Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-11-13
1858. LAKE CHAMPLAIN. 1898
summer Arrangement.

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thamplain Transportation Company,
Unf,d States, Capt Vim. Anderson,
ca,'aaa, Capt. VIM. II. Flsgg
America, Capt. Henry Mayo,
Montreal, Capt. Lot Chamberlain,
VIII run as follows until further notice
GOING NORTH.
DAY LINE. Leave whitehall Daily, sun
From BaHeAall. days excepted at 1850 A. VI,
1890 A. VI. upon arrival Of the Cars from
Troy, Albany and Buffalo, reaching Burlington at
f,i5 VI, and Rouse's Point at IS ? VI, making
direct connection with the Cars for Ogienshurg the
same evening, arriving at Montreal at 1899 u.
NIGHT LINE ! Leave Whitehall Daily, ga
s.4 p. VI turdays and sundays excepted )
at "a VI, upon arrival Of the Trains from New
York and Buffalo, and Suspension Bridge the same
day, reaching Burlington at 81 A NJ, and Platts-
hurgh at $50 A M,-c0nnecting at each place with
Trains arriving at Montreal at IS AN, and osiens
huJsh al 800 ".
DAY LINE , Leave Rouse's Point Daily al
From Burlington. , A N, except sundays, land
1890 "A. VI. Plattshurr at A 80 on arrival
Of Train from Montreal, via VI. Canada Railroad
connecting with Boats at Burlington 81 1879 81,
connecting az Icondero-a az ? N with Lake Geor-e
boati reach Nhltehali az SO n, IN season LOT me
Train connecting al Troy and Albany with splendid
Steamers 90 the Hudson River and with
yigtf EEgrsss Tram 10 ne Hs,f.
MIGHT LINE Leave Rouses Point Daily,
o. p. VI. Except Saturdays aud Sundaysl
on arrival % Tram from Montreal and O-leusur IN,
arriving 80 Burlington 10 $40 p a., aud rearliu.
Whitehall at 900 81, iu time for Express Train
reaching New lrk AZ 80 T. ", ana only Line con-
meeting VITA tie Hudson River Day Boat from Al
hany, at a p, reaching New York 40 p 81. and
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge at 3 Pm
AL the lines each way viii be run via Port Kent
anl Plattshur-h
- BY thi- arrar cement two daily lines are
formed each WAY aiorl great iacili ties for parties
OF pleasure or business men o. 20 and return same
DAY between different points on the lake
Passengers To- taking the Steamboat Line viii
avoid the annoyance OF dust and impure air Of Cars
during the heat OF the day-wll make clu-e cunnec-
nectiOns with all the Trains u the different Roads,
-uu the passage between Whitehall and k0use's
Point viii have an extensive view Of the beautiful
Scenery 81 the Lake-tle AlirOntAcks Of New York,
and the Green Mountains Of Nerm0nt-win pass
near 20 the old Forts % Crown Point and Tc1u-
deru the Islands, and many other points u inter-
est and celebrity In the history o. the last wsr Al
the latter place passengers o. and from Lake George
land, aL1 pass through that beautiful Lake daily,
on the splendid steamer Munshai4.
BERTHs FREE.
FARE as Tor a. any other route
THEoueH TIcgErs By this Line. between the priu-
cipa places in the Northern States he procured
az tie Ticket Offices % the Railroads
Doupany's Office American Hotel. Bur,iu -tUu.
II Tracy, Agent. - Commissioner Street. Montreal
NJ tauheld, Pier -. Foot Liberty street New York,
Chas Thurman. 139 Broadway. New York, Union
Depot. Troy, New York On board Lake Champlain
Steamers ON board Lake Ontario Steamers ON
beard Hudson River Steamers. Hucs0u River Rail-
road Otices, New York.
B4GGSGE CHECKED THROUGH
Passengers and Baggage will be transported from
Cars o. Boats from the pepots 81 Burlington
II Free Of Charge. =
FreiEhts taken a. Lowest Rates
THOS. Il. CANFTELD,
General Agent
NJ s. American Block. Burlington, Vt