Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16
DING NORTH

Montreal, Capt Lot Chainoeiiaihi
Will run as follows until further notice
GOING NORTH
nvuxx Leave Whitehall Daily, sun
- Ir5;,,6ag (days excepted, , at 1879 A. NJ,
, fo.I A. a. VI. upon arrival of The cars from
Troy ALBANY and Buffalo, reaching burlington a,
ASP NJ, and Rouse's Point at so I VI, msA.hh-
direct connection with the Cars for Oelensn 1i le
ssrne evening arriving at Montreal at lu.51 VI.
S,ssT ne Leave Whitehall Daily. "a
s.43 p. VI. turdays and sgnday' sA,eP,e,,5
at 5 IS VI, upon arrival Of the Trains from Ne~
York and buffalo and Suspension Bridge the same
day reaching Burlington at a}O VI, anu fl1t.,,
burgh at 30 \ M,-connectinS at eSSh Pi,,e WI"
Trains arriving al Montreal al $50 y j. anu
'"' GOING S,UTH.
DAY LINE. Leave Hooses enn .i, - 80 ~
From Burlington. 81, except Suudaye' tahi
1880 A. VI. SPlattsbuI. At Z ~ on arrival
of Train from Montreal, via Vt. CANADA hal-roal'
connecting wi,h Boats at Harrington Al w. a 81,
CONNECTING nt Tcon,t GOA at q with Lake heur-e
Boat; reach Whitehall at 4,5 y. m season llr w
Train connecting at Troy and Albany vim splenud
Steamers the Hudson River and with
Nigif Erpr,s, Tran 70 ne Wesf.
NIGHT LINE. Leave Rou,r's Point Daily
81 n. NJ. Except saturday and Sundaysl
on arrival Of Train nom lloGtreai and O-lensnursh,
arriving at Burlington a. - -, ami rea ,r.
reaching New YORK at 81 T. ", anu only Line con
uectiu. with the Hudson River Day Boat from Al
e,any, at g /, N, reaehin5 New i'rk a. w. ann
All the lines each way will he run wa P0-' heut
and Pittsburgh
- Is this arrangement two daily hines are
formed each way, aiurdins great facilities FOR parte,
Of pleasure uT bushes, men o. 20 and return same
day between different points Ou the lake.
Passengers 10y taking the Steamboat LINE VIII
avoid the arnoSHr Of dust and impure air uf Car,
during Inc heat OF The d1k-Niil make close -unuec
nectous with all the Trains of the different Roads
on the passage between Whitehall and Rouse E.
Point will have an extensive view of the h,aui' Iul
Scenery Of the Lake-the Adirondacss Of New orb,
and the Grcen Mountains Il Nenuout-wll pass
near 90 the old Fort- Of Crown Point AMI llcou-
dero-a the Islands, and many other points NJ inter
est and celebrity in the history 81 the last war At
the latter place passengers o. and from LAB Urnr-e
land and pass through that beautiful Lake daily,
on the splendid steamer NfHHfhGad.
BERTHS FREE.
F1Is 1,sor d, luv otter frais
THROUGH TICKETS hy this Line, between the priu-
cipal places IN the Northern States be procured
at the Ticket Offices Of the Railroads
Compauy's Office. American Hotel, Burlington.
n Tracy, Agent, 1- Commissioner Street. Montreal
NJ Cauleld. Pier 3, Foot Liberty street, New rrss
CLas Thurman. -}9 Broadway, New York Union
Depot Troy, New York, ON board Lake thHupit'n
Steamers, ON board Lake ontario steamer, on
board Hudson River Steamers Hudson River Rail-
road Offices, New York.
B4GG4GE CHECKED THROCGH
Passengers and Ba--s-e will be transported from
Cars o. Boats from the Dep0t- at Burlington,
- Free lf Charge. -
Frci-lts taken 40 Lowest Rates
TiUo d. CANFiELb,
OeueraI A-Ult.
n. b. American u. ..k Bur. .r- rHr. + O.