Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-05
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DENNsYLyANIA5 R4U,Do.D.-

DENNSYLYANIA RAIL4OaD.-This Road
being now complete, it opens a communication he
tween Pittsburgh and Philadelohia Pittsburgh and
baltimore, by which freight from the West can reach an
Eastern Market quicker and cheaper than by any of The
present rival routes They connect with the tav Packets
al Pittsburgh from ~. Louis Louisville Cincinnati Wheel
ing and all the different points the Western waters al
50 with the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad and Ohio
and Pennsy yania Railroad at Pitisburg, 49,. & -. =.
Cars run through between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
without transhipent of IAN advantage that be
appreciated by all shippers H-r1a rs -Ta. - G
In ease Of obstruction CT navigation, by Ice low water
freghts Westward be forwarded from Pittsburgh 10
cincinnati, or towns IN the interior, by Railroad.
Rates OfFreight between Pittsburgh and Phila-
delphia or Baltimore. Fl. g.. ,,-
r-.-.--rs -r. q. --.4. IL WINTER sUNNER
- flRSr Glass. RATES. RATfs.
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Capet - -. \, --
ing Furs and Peltries Feathers sad Per tV' los;
diery, DC. .......... ''T. f'9
SECOND LAsS.-Iooks and Stationary, ......i "a ,
Dry Goois in bales, Drugs, Glassware, ~ .-.5.--
Groceries except Coffee Hardware J 15cts. s1cts
liolloware Machinery, Oil Cloth, Wool,
Co.. ........................G DA.' ' i,.-i
THIRD CLASS-Bagging Bacon aud
Pork in bulk, Butler saed Copper in in T. vi 70
gots, Eaxseed Hogs Hair. Flax, Leath- 65es scots
er Eastward Zinc. nc................... ---
FOURTH CLASS Bacon and Pork pack. -..... - .. !,
ed, Candles Eastward Cheese Eastward ..
Fish salted, Iron, Soda Ash Tobacco in --- .'
Leaf, Eastward, Tar, Rosin. whiskey 5ocfs 4Octs
Cotton (ip Sumnef) Coffee Lard Oil . s.f Il
through,l Pork fresh, in ulI car loads, -.f .
at owner rlsk k...-..--.--.......-,... -. ....
GEO. G. .FRASCLSCUS, Freight Ag't Pittsburgh
EJ. SSEEDER Freight Agent Phls1elphia
MAGRAW Rooms, Freight Agents Baltimore
JOSEPH L. EI.LlO IT, Fight Ag't No west ST. N Y.
H. H. HOUSTON, Genl Freight Agent Philadelphia.
marie 81 ..-.~ 49, --r ..-----r ---.-..
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAO.-INUIIN
L plan ES AVOIDED. Two Daily Lines from Pits
burgh TO Philadelphia Running through by Express !
Train Leaving Pittsburgh $40 p I'm li 20 hours;
And BY morning Mail Train Leaving Pittsburgh at NJ
Through ia 1880 hours and connecting With the Trains
from s.. Louis, Missouri Alton, aleia and Chicago ill
nOis Frankfort Lexington and Louisville, kentucky; Ter
hauts Madison Is fayete and indianapolis Indiana
Cincinnati Dayton, Springfield Beefontane Sanduskg
Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Madison and
Wooster, Ohio Aiso-coanecting Pittsburgh with the
Steam Packet Boats from New Orleans st. Louis Louis
vile and Cincinnati Fare through {all the by Railroad
to Philadelphia from
Chicago, SIS 25 CoiumbHs, sl2 65 |
Madison and La Fay. Belefcntaine, y Is |
ette u y ZADesvlie, I'd. Il - |
Is % Newark Sandusky, ii 35 |
Louisville, II 25 Mansfield & Crestne II 20 |
Cincinnati, - 10 Wo0s,cr, 10 % |
Dayton. Is Is Cleveland - 10 90 I
Xenia. il 90 Pittsburgh, s 10 |
Toledo -. lS 90 .I-.gs. eT .-..
- Passengers from the West will find this the short
aad Expeditions Route To Phadelphia baltimore,
New York, OF Boston. s TH0S MOORE, Agent.
Passenger Lines. Philadelphia.
5. MESKIMEN Agent Passenger Lires, Pittsburgh.
l'mADE IHIt March 10, lS54-tf -...