New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
1OsO Tie PENNSYLVANIA CEN TRAL
i Os)Cs RAiLROAD TIE cAFsc.:J Of Lis Eosz 10 Sos
equal 20 sny n he country .

rlYwEEY PsIIADEIPHiA AND PITrssUksH,
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furnishing ii, or ne r.n.por',cn Of
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Mail Train leave. Phi. .''.''.'. IL
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Sir DAILY Trains between Hew-Yos AID Pn-sde pa. I've
D s XII '9 ~. .ssi on aTal +. nc s
BOAT TICKETS from Bos.on are SOD, "a HoE~ish- IN
Ps.p.ers frcin W,,instop City have daily ,-ans RON
Bs:trDo o0rnectirs Harrisburg ~ a. points "es'-eavns
for San 9arH a,R,p Elai Buffalo N.s,n
ys. and in.eimedi.,. POINT, e.yns Ph'dePon a. i' Z"
nci,t. westward may ob,sped :. me oas. q Z. Com;
n in rs.Ss Sg E $50 M R. 81 oe. ne
Wee, also on b9.rs soy Of me regular Line Of Steamer ID me
'AAA Ask roE TickETs By fiTfsstRS i. r....,,
DiiEcf LINE 5h sslT sdRTH TIE s4'r AND THE
The connecting Of tracks BY The Railroad Bridge 2. PitteI1h
avn. Of time readily 'PpTscissd By 'hP0e o.
freight and the 'r' EREiS pfprs WESTWARD.
BY this route feshts o. al desipou, be forwarded 'ron
Phisdephs New Yot Boston Baltimore % point on
Iowa, Missouri, BY railroad dre,t ~,
The Pennsyana R,rosd also corns~ts q. Pi,tso1rta Win
s.aers By be forwarded 20 port 90 ne
Ohio Mushnsum Kentucky fe.DssEee Cumberland ihnois
Whcopsin, Mv.ou Kansas Arkansss and Red hven and o.
Ceves Ssndusy and Chicago with ~ neIs 10 AZ porS 90
the North Wes.ern Lakes
Merchants nd Shippers n.rlsipe the transportation Of 'he
Feish. 20 his Company cen Tey Win confidence on 10 speedy
THE RATES OF FREIGHT 20 any poin: IN re Yves. By
Tie PennlvAuis Railroad al imes fsvorsbe ~ any
charged b. other Railroad C1mpsuies
Be particular 20 msrf packages d" via Fem X X
Merchants IN the ofdrTrs goods from the Eas win DC
wei " direct them 70 be shipped BY Ibis route.
For Freight ConI.ets shiPpns Dr.cols apPy 20 OF -
dress either o following Agents u .he Company.
ID. A. STEWART, Pittsburgh;
Boyle Co, s.eu5ebvine Ohio; H. Pierce Co.. IaaesyiHe
Ohio J. J. Johnston, Ripley Ohio ANeey MaysiIe Ky
Omsby Crooper, Posn outh Ohio Paddock CO., Jehei
sonvile Inc II w Brown 4 Co.. Cincinnati Ohioi Ahern
Hilbert Cincinnati; Ohio X C. Medium Madison lid VIII
liam Bingham Louisville KY. p @. ORlsy Co E'srsyile,
Ind N w Graham Co, Cairo. Ill B. f. Sass, 81. Louia
phs Tenn. CLARK Co.. Chicago, Ill w. h. r. koobz, Alton,
H. Murphy Vale Dubuque Iowa % freish. Agents Of
Railroads Of difereu, points In the N,s- 80
Parties attending their shipments nom tie Eat VII
their interest call the Agents Of this Company at
lie wirg places before shipping letters addressed 20 eithe
Of them, the subject eisha will meet with promp: sissp
ton.
J. sNEEDER, Philadelphia
MA6RAW Rooms No 80 North-s., Baltimore.
LEECH Co., No. A,tor- House. or No. b. William a. Y.
LEECH Co No. 81 Rilby-st Bottom
II II. HOUSTON. General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
For through tickets apply q. The ofhe, No A.,or House
J. L. ELLIOTT, Asen.
L. L. HOUPT, Genera n Ike: Agent, Philadelphia
IA SCOTT. General Superintendent. Altoona p