New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-28
SEOaTHE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
Il OBJ. RAILRoAo-rAs ospaaiiy Of iAs kos< b So~
THREE THROUGH
PAaRFNaFR TRAINS

OBJ. RAILRoAo.-rAs essasi'y Of al. kD'< b %"
'S'.l to 'A' in the 'G TTFkr THROUGH
prywy,rr tsSkSsgdh r no rirrssussH
eonps ne t-.. PA.dshiA WITH Arooa u.n, iS.s
iSs IN M ssus Sis l ~. f. :ns a
snd Chiosso Burlington, ST. PsaP' lnds1apoa, Lo'iSs.
lo, K,t,nsly kosirAn, Wisconsin. Hanesoas, H.-0ar.
Kansas and NsbFaslsthns fsrpshE lhes of - vAnspof
saon Of passengers un'urpA.e4 Tor speed sna oe@s anS
EIprss. AID S,s. LD,, through r.surss .tAoss
ssoKIS0 CARS ar. s;.a,hsd 70 s.ch train: wcoArsss
tssiSG sf pik !. s "a ga E. Lao. I'd sas.,.
Mail Tran leave. rtI.Aerha .;............. 1soAm-
ssSr s.f rr ssHf. s.Ts.
ss Daily Ir.n, ses.sn IA so..Sa Tsas,S 49,
tai R,i .s ,osd % elite, q ne - We 49, s, r
Ps,sos,n ton Washington City h.v. two daily ,.a' 'roa
Baltimore. connecting HArIburs for e. P'ian "ss-sss-
f..-a..rs for sunbury WiasnIsor ElnirA sus'o Mao
/. m. ara .Ia p M li g. airsciiy isToas6.
feie,, Westward m.y De CLEANED =. me 49, o. re
fc2t. E.t~Ird A.ny Of ,se rn po,.n, Railroad Onsoes
The also board any Of the regular Line Of sess~" oa
TskE XIWa " AS as low As BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
k s0s t:K Ml.. Sf .opn.1us. Il :. r,as
v,p. Rs.o'S 70 chS,sS S.ls. ;hi r, zoe Ann The
DIRECT LINE sR skFwssS FSh s'r AND 'a
so Tas . .sos. e. 81 tie R; sas. %
tie .ss Of dine sav.s,.s. readily appreciated sy 'Ass
,ers Of ffelgb. and the travelling public.
FRElGHTs WESTWARD.
hls Treshts Of al descriptions Be forwarded
from Pksdephla, New fors, Boston Baltimore, 10
point railroads Of Ohio, kertGeky Indiana Illinois, VIZ
eossin, Iowa Msoour. BY railroad direct
The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects 1t ft.senrh With
Ohio Mussngm Kentucky Tennessee, Cumberland inois,
Asssppi Wisconsin,. Missouri, ksnsss, Arkansss end led
Cleveland SaDdusky and Chicago With steamers
70 all por' tbs North Western LAKES -.,,..,-
Shippers intrstinE tho trsrsrcrsn ~ their
Freight this Company rely with confidence on ~ speedy
THE RATES or FREIGHT 70 any Poin. IN the ws~ BY
the Pennsylvania Railroad q, al mes - isyoraois ~ ere
charged By other Railroad Companies
b. p.rticuIAI % marx packages "vis PennA RI
Merchants the West ordering goods from the las; wiz DO
vel 20 direct them 70 be shipped BY this route
Tor freight Contrse shipping Directions Apply 70 or ad-
dress either Of the following Agents q the Co1panJ'
d. A. STEWART, Pittsburgh;
DOVE Co, steab-nvlle, Osio; Pierce Co, lance
vile, Ohio J. Johnston. Ripley Ohio; asNssy N.Y.
vile, ny orm.by CrePPs5 Portsmouth. Ohio radsoSh
Co. Jefer,onve, Ind H. w Brown Co Cincinnati oAie'
Athern Hilbert Cincinnati. Ohio; c. N.dLum, hstson.
Ind. william Bin am, Louisvls, Ny r. q Okey Co.,
Evansville Ind. n w. Graham Co, Cairo IN X v Sass.
g.. Louis Mo- John II. Harris Nohvle, fern. hArris 4
Hnnt kemphis Tenn Clarke Co, Chicago. Ill w H. n.
Koonts Alton, H. Murphy Wale, Dialogue, Iowa W
Freight Agents Of Railroads differ points Ia the West
Parties attending 30 their shipmei u Dom the Eszt VIII
End 10 their interest TO call on the Agents OF s Company %
following pisces before shipping letters addressed Ia
either of them the subject o. eishs viii meet With pomps
Attention.
u sNFEDER Philadelphia
AA9RAW L k0OHs. No. 20 North ct, Baltimore.
LEIGH CO., No. Aston House, or No. Wm.st ~ Z.
LEIGH l. Co, 81 kilby st, Boston.
Tor through tickets apply s the ohoe No Aor tos'e
J. ELLIOTT, Agent
L. L. HOUPr, General Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
IA. SCOTT. General Superintendent Altoona Pc