Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
1898. LAKE. CHAMPLAIN. 1853
Summer Arrangement.
COMMENCING MONDAY. .May 4. 'sa.

The new and splendid steamers Of the
ChampIain Transportation Company,
Urited Stat.s Capt VIM. Anderson,
Cdrod1, Capt. Vim. II. Flag,
america, Capt. Henry Mayo,
Montreal, Capt Lot Chamberlain,
Will run as follows until further notice.
GOING NORTH:
DAY LINE. Leave Whitehall d Daily Ny ISS M
1880 A. NJ upon arrival of the Cars from
Troy, Albany and Buffalo, reaching burlington AZ
ASP N, and Rouse's Point at 50 N, maS M
same evening, arriving at Montreal at l9,S9 ,, N;
slsHT ssE Lssys w, Ssi lsnaay! D s1csspted
sts45 NJ upon arrival Of the Trains from New
York and Buffalo, and Suspension Bridge the same
day, reaching Burlington at $50 u ana M .itb
Trains arriving at Montreal at As NJ, and osdens
burgh at 300 NJ
DAY LINE Leave Rouse's Point Daily, at
Fron Burlington. IS A N, except Sundays, (and
1880 "A. VI. >Plattsburg at NJ on arrival
of Train from Montreal via Vt. Canada hallroad'
connecting with Boats at Burlington at 1873 y,
connecting at Ticonderoga at : with Lake neoIFe
Boat; reach Whitehall at as " in season ier the
Train connecting at Troy and Albany with spiehold
steamers on the Hudson River and with
yiqit Express Tram 10 the Nest
NIGHT LINE Leave Rouse's Point Daily,
s.45 p. NJ. Except Saturdays and Sunday)
on arrival Of Train from Montreal and Ogdensourh,
arriving at Burlington at s,i5 P n, and reSghlns
Whitehall at 500 A NJ, in time for Express IRAN
reaching New York at 30 ? N, ana only Line con
Meeting with the Hudson River Day Boat RON Al,
hsny. al A w. reaching New York at ? NJ and
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge at S pm.
All the lines each way will be run VIA Port Kent
and Plattshurgh. OIL, ,.
n,rmed each way afording great facilities Tor parties
of pleasure or business men 10 90 anu return s@ii'
/ day between different points on the lake ,
] Passengers by taking the steamboat Lane Will
avoid the ANNOYANCE Of dust and impure air Of Cars
during the heat Of the daywill make close e9nnec-
nectcns with All the Trains Of the different Roads,
] on the passage between Whitehall and Rouse :
Point will have extensive view q the neantlIuI
Scenery Of the Lake-the AdiTo1daeAs 81 NeN or
| and the Green Mountains Of Nersnont-wlll pass
| near to the old Forts Of Crown Point ana neon
deroga the Islands, and many other points o. lhter
est and celebrity in the history oi the last War Al
the latter place passengers % and from Lake Ueore
/ land and pas. through that beautiful Lake daily
, on the splendid steamer MiHne1a'd
BERTHS FREE.
Fare as io,g as a.y otier route
THROUGH TICKETS by this Line between the prn-
rnal plsres in the Northern States he procured
at the Ticket Oftces Of the Railroads
Company'5 Office, American Hotel Burlington
II Tracy. Agent IS Commissioner Street Montreal
NJ Garfield Pier Is, Foot Liberty street, New \ ORR
Chas Thurman, 239 Broadway. New York Jnloi
Depot, Troy, New York; on board Lake ChamplslI
/ Steamers, On board Lake Ontario Steamers. "
| board Hudson River Steamer, Hudson River Rail
road Offices, New York.
BIGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
Passengers and Baggage will he transporte4 from
Cars 10 Boats from the Depots az Burlington
Free OF Charge. =
! Frei.hts taken al Lowest Rates
THOS. II. CANFIELD.
General Agent,
No. 3, American Block. Burlington. VI