New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21
1870 THE PENNsYLVANiACsNfKAL
1CeJCs RAILRoAp-rse csesshy Of eAn Loo \ 40
equal 70 say In the country. .,>,,,u
THREE THROUGH

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srrwrrrs A rHik.SsLfkr. Az. / rirrssrsaa,
son Ss1Yors !. Al p"lns. .st and In A- Uaion desx
ri.Ssrh With ,sroSlS ,.in, cOcnnst 81 LO.i. Chew
snc chicasc Burlington g. Paul., IdsnsIois. iouisvlh
Ns~oresn snd ~ s;sruee.te points n oao ndsns N
cots Ksutacty, sicht.n Wisconsin, slSae.a,s h.sseS
portstion Of rsseEss uacgpssset for speed ana COMFORT
ESpres ana F.s, Liz en- through rtssusA wsaoss
sisEplNf, CARS 70 Express and FAs, Trans THE *
PRFss RUNS DAILY Nal .na Vas, Lane, s0nasy, esos,eA
MAJ Tran leave, fhisds PeiA st....,........59A
F.s, Lire leaves Phisaelphs a............i;oop IA
Express Train leaves Philsd-1pais a.. .',.:,ll;op
SIX Daly Trsu, Between Newiors and PAaislp6i., rvs
psly Tr,p, between NewYcrk and Boston ThrOssh nchs
nl kaiD Se coed on ether Of the above trains
BOAT TICKETS from Boston are coed via NOrwoa. pA
Passenger. from ws.sns,On City ssye two d.. trains tc-
Baltimore, CONNECTING a. hsn'os ''' a. P0 "--'esvas
Baltimore a. q N. ndS;so ?; "a = -
Passenger. for sunSo5y whasm'por EipiIs sss.o Ma.
|. NJ ana I . n. 90 directly through.
49, 4, Ph,,SepAis Se~.York Boston B.rinore an
Fket, any Of The mporsn Rsrsd oees in shs
Wet also boud any Of the regular Line Of s.ssnsn 90
I vsR ns' ALWAYS AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER RoUyk
ASK FOR TIGHTS BY PITTSBURGH.
II. eompeaon Of the Western connections Of the Penas
wants Railroad 70 chis.E1 mass. ~. The AVN TIM
DIRECT Ling GREAT EAT NosrHlwEsr A'' '"1
The connecting Of ,rscks BY the Railroad Bntse rts.
the ayus OF time rrsaiy Appreciated ~ mp
pe Of reisot and Ss ,5,sTi s fS 9ssTw
By this Feshs Of al descriptions can Dc
to-s Philadelphia NewYotk Sos;on, on haun,oe 20 Any
n. on ~, railroads Ohio Kentucky, Indiana, lin ou WIZ
oousin Iowa or Missouri, BY uSrosc direct ,,,, -.
The Pepusyvania Railroad also connects Al tlso'tso
,rsns, nv Which goods be forwarded 20 any p 9a ne
Ohio Mu.kinsaa Kensscsy renue.see Cumberland imne1
Nss,,pp Wisconsin Missouri, kspsas, Arssn,s sna nee
Riy-rs aud Cleveland ssrduky aud Chicago win "eAs
10 all ports on the North.N estern Lakes
Merchants shippers ntrustine the Co
Freight this Company rely with confidence ~ " 'pesS
THE RATES or PRsIoHr to any point 10 the West y
the Penrsy RslEosd a. al times sVosoe ~ Ne
charged BY other Railroad Companies
Be particular TO mark packages VIA renns ~ -.
Merchants in West ordering goods from the East WI =
Frsisht Contracts shipping Directions apply 20 OF ~
dress either of the following gents Of the Company;
ID. A. STEWART fitt.burgh;
Dow. Co. steubenville, Ohio; II Pierce Co. Lsnss
VILE Ohio; j. j. Johnston Ripley, Ohio MeNecy hsys
VILE KY ormsby CroPPer Portsmouth Onto padtoSs
Athern Hilbert Cincinnati, Ohio R. C. Medium Nsasea
ind William Bingham, Louisville, NY r V - hney So'
Fyansyie Ind; ~ w Graham Co Cairo. III ~ e. $40.
a. Louis. Mo. job. H. Hauis, Nashville Tenn h>rs =
Hunt Memphis, Tenn. Clarke Co ShrAso, IL w. n.
n Koontr Alton m murphy VALE Dubuque iowsi os b
grrsnt Agent, OF Railroads different points IN me West
their shipments tom me Est vm
End II their interest call the Agents OF thus cosa
oauy At the before hppng OF letters
e eher Of them on the subject fresht, vii inset w
prompt At'eutiCn
W g. SNFEDER. Philsdelphis
MkGRAW ROONS No ~ North-st., Baltimore.
IFFCH Co. No 2 Astof House, or No. H. VIM Ct, ~ 4.
LEIGH 4 Co, No. 81 kilby-s Bo,ton.
H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent rhnsdsphiA
" j. l. ELLIOTT. AsoaA
L. l.. HoUPT, General Ticket Agent. Philsdeiphis-
r A. SCOTT. General Superintendent Altoona IA