Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-04
THE PENNSYLVANIA
CENT RAJ ROAD.
THREE THROUGH
PA 8 SENG GER TRAIN

THREE THROUGH
PA 8 = EN- q Err TRAINS
BETWEEN PTTTsBURG AND PHILADELPHIA
eNNECTING direct in the Union Depot at Ptsburr with
New York Boston, Baltimore, Washington CITY thus fur
uishng facilities for the transportation Passengers unsur
Express and Past Lines through Philadelphia without
change Of cars iucSrS.
smoking Cars attached to each train Woodruff Sleeung
Cars e ENTTess and Fast Trains The Express ESmnS
tis, MAI anu f Lane SUNDAYS excepted Three Daily
meet for Baltimore and Washington.
Express Trains Pisbu A. NJ srrive at
Baltimore ; P. NJ, New York lU.3OP NJ
Mail Tram leaves fushurg A. NJ, arriving Philadelphia
Past Line leaves iittsburg p NJ at Philadelphia or
Baltimore at $50 A NJ, New York e:3O P. NJ.
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York Two
Daily Trains etWeeI New York and Boston Through
(sll Rsill good either of the above train.
Boat Tickets to Boston are good via NorWic Fall River
Tickets may obtained a; any Of the important
Railroad ohce in the West also on board any Of the regular
Line Of Steamers the Mississippi Rivers znd Tickets
baltimore, Philadelphia
Fare always as low as by any other Route.
ASA FOR 77CEE7S BT PIl7SBURG.
The completion of the Western Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad to CEiclgo, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
THE GREAT NORNH-wEST.
The connecting tracks by the Railroad Bridge Psburg,
avoiding all dryTge iersge freight, together
ing Of time are advantages realty appreciated by Shippers Of
freight. and the travelling public.
Parties shipping Eastward it to their advantage to
FOr Freight cOntaetions Shipping Directors apply to or ad
dress either Of The tolioEr agents Of the company
d. A. STEW ART. Pittsburg;
Doyle Co., steEbenNle. . N Pierce Co., Zsuesye o.
johnson, Ripley, o; n. McNeeley, Maysyle Ky: Orshy
CroppeT Portsmouth, o. Paddock Co., JeGersOnye Ind
IL brown 4 Co Cincinnati, O. Z Meldrum Madison,
lnd.; William Bingham, louisville, Ky. n W Graham Co,
Cairo, IN Sass, Louis Mo- John Harris Nashville
Tenn Harris Hunt. Memphis, Clarke Co. Chicago
i'll ii II koontz Alton, I'LL Murphy 4 Wale, Dubuque
iowa or 70 Freight AgenSt Of Railroads different points the
West
The Greatest Facilities Offered for tho Pro-
lection and speedy transportation OF
LIVE STOCK,
And Good Accommodations usual privileges for persons
travelling In charge thereof.
FREHGHTS FORWARDED.
By this route Fghts OF all description can he forwarded
on the Railroads Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana Illinois,
sin Iowa, OF Missouri, ~ Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Railroad connects at Purg with
steamers W which Goods he forwarded any port
Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas Arkansas
Rivers and Cleveland Sandusky and Chicago wi all ports
O the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusng the transportation
their Freight TO this Company rely with
speedy transit.
The ratesof freight any point in the West by the Pennsyl
Vanis Railroad at all times are charged by
other Railroad Companies
~ = BE particular mark uackares ssyia PeDua Il 4
Merchants IA the West ordering goods
II 70 their Interest 10 call the this Company at
looNlng places before shipping letters addressed
them on the subject Of eights will with prompt
T. }. SNEEDEB, PHILADELPHIA.
MAGkAW kOONS, so North street, altimore.
IEkCH 90 No Astor House, or No. !, 5. Nm. 81
LEECH 4 Co No 54 Knr, street Boston
H. IL NOT sToN, General Freight Agent, Phila
l. L. HoUPr, General Ticket Agent, Phila.
THos. A SCOTT, General Sup't, Altoona, Pa tiansu