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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
ATTEMPTED MURDER BY SHOOTING

John Baliduan, Italian, was arrested about
O'Clock yesterday morning charged with attempting
II life Of another Itatian named Machin by shooting
him. The two men, it appears, few hours before
had slight quarrel together, after which the accused
went TO his residence, No $40 Pearl-s and soon al
terward Maohini who also lived there, followed and
want into the back yard. Baduan on observing
this, fred gun loaded with powder and shot from
window at him, the contents of which lodged IN his
groin producing very dangerous wound. Baliduan
was Immediately arrested and locked up by Justice
Osborne. The wounded man was taken TO the New.
York Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
La " INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME CoURT-sFEcI.L TEss-Beeore Judge RoosE-
RULE As TO LEVY oy GOODS UNDER An ATTACHMENT.
DECISION.

SUPREME COURT-SrEct.L TEks-Before Judge RoosE-
WELT.
RULE As TO LEVY oY GOODS UNDER An ATTACHMENT.
DECISION.
John g. Parker Ell a. sgt Smith c Bartlett
RoesEyFLT ibis is a contest for priority be-
tween two Of attaching creditors The warrants were
u.d 70 the save Comfy but dsrest times aud certain
property pointed BY the junior credo was seized under
which had escaped the vigilance OF the
SCI r ered,sr aud the CUES do attachments Ike exeeu
ors brd all the debtors property the County from the
tin OF issne or from the tinIe of actual ierp!
Under old system when attschmen except In The sin
ale corporations Issued for the equal benefit
of all the creditors they directed 10 be levied not on
the oijee individual benefit and their operation Is
much OF the property be sufficient 70 safsy
the plaintiff demand. he amount OF which must be stated
osetbet with and expense IT, then the sheriff has
no under the to saeh and safely keep
uoIe how the warrant uliess by
pres provision Of Law which not pretended create lien on
be Consistent with neither ths letter
nor spirit of the code. indeed with justice or wisdom
10 allow sheent party for however
10 all the property Of the debtor without dess
nation and tied security for the salts
faction such jud ashe plaintiff perhaps never
recover In the Il Rchsrds Nsrnum % Howard
9 The General Term Albany decided that real estate
unss actually levied nventoet BY the sheriff not
euuc by sn attachment against Subsequent iito.
goods dispute not only not seized BY but
were not known the Sheriff; ana when subsequently,
rortfd cut 10 bin II vigilance Of the junior cfedi
tor Ard ambiguous then was their apparent owner
lip that the Sheriff refused to levy without Indemnity and
did lew finally the solely the information and
with the indemnity and under the attachment not OF the senior
be- peculiar claim and perhaps peculiar equity In their favor
And II il said in the old books that the law Ike
The GOSPEL rewards the vgan they clearly entitled TO the
fruits OF their hazard end dilgence -
psy over the proceeds goods in question to Mess Par
ler & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
u s. CIRCUIT coURr-Before Judge NELSON
SUIT OF EJECIMENT As TO LARGE ESTATE.
A. Brown widow of John Brown deceased, agt Henry
Schoonmsker.

: s 4
A. Brown widow of John Brown. deceased, agt Henry f.
SchOonmsker:
Plaintiff claims TO be of the heirs of Jacob ).
Arden deceased and to be entitled to onehird part OF his
real estate said consisting VI what formerly known
Arden farm bounded the east side BY the Bowery
le south Thirtee nhst little south Of Fourteenthst
from the Bowe on The south to point within about zee,
or, linn i'm S,r 70 e below fhrt. snh st. aud 90
the side line from latter 10 near Fourteenth st. 10
from between Eleventh and Twelfth srd point liits
s,uih Of Thirteenth On this land 100 batngs most
Gen. Scott Nj LenoX and Others and also Dr. Phlpss
ehueh sthsy The claim on which the suit Is brow. h'
and Thirty hrc and Eighth and the middle Of the
ton sSaok Morton Bedford and Frankfort worth ALL
il Il said upW AID If 100000.
paItie.-ae..r. Bronson, woodhouss, Besrdsey
Ibs6ed snd Noyes tor plaintiff and Messrs oCono
Emmet, Bidwel A. L. Robertson and j. s. Hugsn' for de-
The being tried by consent before the Judge without
Tf case srr sr to be this Jscob l. Arden. butcher by
occupa owned the farm aud other lands in question He
made will in June 1901 lhe died in september Of that year
BY which b. the property his widow during her life
BY latter during @ his death bis children
he had he had eh ldren then the property
In John Somers nephew Of jacob (son of his
sister Caherne Jacob s. the Of his faith
syvanus Miller then Surrogate gave testimony day
the presen, case. stating ths fat
In 1875 John soms executed deed BY which he made over
Jacob Arden al the interest be thea hsd OF might there
ssd s,e,s asS BENZ the sSt 70 hold the
properly the death Of said Jseobs Arden should he die with
In and 1910 Jacob s den and wife joined his mother
in two mortgages on the fam &c 10 James aoo..Ves tor
foreco.ed IN 1918 In bill and the property
sold the foreclosure and bought BY different persons
through whom the present holders derive title
Jacob Arden married. bat had no children. Tie died
in 1874 John somes went south and known 70 be living
The plaintiff daughter off sister Of Jacob L.
quenty Jacob s. She claims to be the Of
did the viii Of his father full force, and tina.
the will only bae or.raye at the time Of the dssho John
Lu l.Nu chi ka-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
Goal.

GOAL am DAILY receiving the best quality of
~ RED and WHITE ASH, and usual selling n the lowest
possible price for cash only Weght warranted under for
feiture Of coal - PETEk CLINTON,
King and Greenwich. and z6thst and 9th av.
COAL-PRICE REDUCkD.-Best Red Ash
~ COAL, Egg and Stove Sizes
From vessel so; yard 81 Delivered free Of cart
age N. W. WEST,
No 1874 Washington Albany st. aud No 500 Henry st
COAL.-Very best quality of RED ASH, stove
~ and screened and delivered In good order from under
sheds 81 per tun WHITE ASH Sc IS from yard No So
Goerck.st, between Ri,ngton and Stanton cts
MAT CLINTON.
DEACH ORCHARD. RED ASH OF WHITE
Il ASH, delivered from yards-Nut, IS 50i Stove Egg
furnace, 81 y tun Less from boats JACOB WEEKS
Nos SIS Bowery and 2ll 6reepest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
The resolution was adopted.

The OPERA Housr, OR AcADExr OF Music, Four
teerth-st is closed this week account Of the nds-
position of Signor Mario. II will be reo2ened on
Monday se1t, with SemirGmids, which contains some
Of the bert things of the great 4aetro Rossini and
calls forth some of the m,st attractive traits of the
great singers Great labor is being bestowed upon
the rehearsals this entire week, and the mount
ing Of the piece viii be commensursely splendid with
the reputation Of the house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
Ocean Cleaners, &r.

NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAM
IN SHIP LINE via NlCARAGUA-AccessoryT Transit Com
psny Nicsrasus Propetor Through 10 advance Of The
Mail The splt ndd doubleep CINE steamship NORTHEhS
LIGHT q tuns burden Capt Tnslepaugh. Will leave
Pier No. North River at o'clock precisely iot ruats
Arenas FRIDAY Oct n connecting with the tsVorlte
steamship YANKEE BLADE e $40 tuns budenl over IN.
NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE, having but twelve miles
Of land transportation by carriages These steamer
unsurpassed IN their ventilation and ACCOMMODATIONS
FOR information or passage, apply only to
CHARLES MORGAN AGENT No Bowling. Green
NJ Commencing the 9th October the days OF sailing
steamers will be changed the l2h and 9th Of each
month When these days fall Sunday the steamers will
the Monday following There viii be no steamer on
H. thnfD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
MARRIED..

CUTLFR-HowARD-on the s.ih inst by the Rev w
Arthur Henry r. Cutler ESQ., Of SrosNis, " t. 70 mss
May Howard Of ShsAsbgry. VI -,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "Wednesday, 2sE INST.
ct DR. Alexander. Church by the Rev. Dr. keb Jefes
Coddpson to Mary H.. 5sns Of Andrew Com'oet al OF
this City.
KING-MEAD-Ou the ath inst. BY the Rev D. w Poor.
vail. Kirs Of St Louis sa-sh Mead Of this City
EMlNGTON-sTENESS-(tn the 2th October. ~ the
Rev JoseFh Kns EPs.le, Remington Jr. and Catherine
NJ S,evsrs both Of ilion, N Y
TILBFY-GILES-Ou the 2Sth instant. az 81 Stephen<
Church. by the Rev. Joseph II. Pree, George rbey to
Mis- susan Giles daughter Of John s. Giles both Of tbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
RSSo ,p gs - DATES or SAILING.

For freight CT PesseEe Apply -
EDWD. n COLLISs = Co No. Ane-'
BROWN sHIPLEY Co, Liverpool - v,.,o.,..
Paris or GEO II. DRAPER, hsUe IL,
TIA owner, of the.e shps viii be seoountAss toi soa
diver balhon speeis jewery. precious steass a. al
sss hl Of sdins Esned therefor and The vAsas as ~
Shippers win please take notice that ths sAps OF this u's
cannot carry snY goods ,nrs.bsot OF WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

The Western Emigration League held their drss
public meeting a, No 100 Bowery last evening. There
were sbou, three hundred persons present. about
one hundred subscribed from o. to $40 each, In or
der to send deputation of three to make selection
NJ lands for the Asocis,iou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
Ca,Rer OF FAIsr PREIEyEs.-John Walsh

CHaRGE OF FALSE PRETESsEs.-John Walsh
hook.,.psx 20 Nj Kemp suetioneer residing Ia Mas
.sn st ,ss Yesterday arrested by officer De Binder Of the
Third Dr6i Police charge Of fase pretenss made By
Dsri, rafferty, No :. Forsyth IL spgs.rcd that Wssa
Rafferty, nuubr Of oeesteads for cash to the value
NJ 40 Which be directed should be firm 10 Court
i.pd.t .pd on their receipt the would be paid The
goods delivered sbc The pres-nment Of the receipt
Ns.h offered in payment bill which Rafferty, refas-d,hs
t,p..ton beitg cssh Payment refused and the
PLANT a WAsn arrested AMI taken before Justice
Nood by WHOM be was held 10 bail IN $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
WILLLAWSBURGH ITEMS

PASSING CoUSTERrEIT MoSEr.--festeriav aher-
moon German p.mee Jacob F-pt residing in Ga1am
VS. .rrested by Officer Cox srd token before 1stice so'
well on charge passing s2 in counterfeit bills on Con
stable Denim Accused clsned be not aware the
money bad accordingly discharged BY svi7s good
inn a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
fAiyertisement |

'fUy EXHIBITION OF RARE FOREIGN BIRDS
.Sp PorLrtY ssi imported from Europe By the steamer
.hi,,,or and admitted excel anything Of the hid
.f,,s.<s b~for. In this csuniry, 10 open 6AkSrxs
krstrs vii be crowded With people to case q ths No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

VIII be exhibited THIS MORNING, 100 pieces
stirred Sssat cents worth ; c-n's; 20 eees rch striped
80 PLAID cents So cea pieces ri-h
70 cents vorh - Black 81 a. a full PR cent ss. hsa
" r0rr. cost $40 pieces Of Lupns Aenos IS eta,
nd .-rerzl of HorscksepinE and Flrashins
Gods - tccs c0lTesp. ming villa UBsDELL,
PuEsoS LAKE.. va. al Broadway, between Grand ani
Ercgrre-s.E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
rnrRr cALENpAR-rlns Day.

USlryD STATES DISTRICT Colki.-Nos os, ~.
&, 81 IS A. IS 8 o, - II, 81, y. p 49,. -
C,acrIr CovRr-NOs. 2.3l5. lsSo. s7s AIN.
eSs 2i75 as 2SC 1872. 7s rs 80 SO 70 ISL SS'.
sSPrstoR CoURT-Nos ,957, rs, ~ y 10 oIs.
ga Ssss sIs 70 ga SIS S25 ss SIS % $50 So ss, go
80 sS N S 49, S5 So $50 SIS $50 to ST. s7S' S'o to
$50 ls5. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
fadyertisenfzt

GAS FIXTURES Of new and tasteful patterns,
VII be found AZ the .rerOona Il MTrcHELL BAILEY Co
Nos sEe 81 JcAs-t LOul experience ia the bassea snd
superior heit<s for usrsaStrrns enasls Is . fafnsa
,ood. tie quality ard ezsh the lowest PeeA
Tke trsds .rp,aed favorable terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
IAdvertsenenLI
DFspI FRS

DfspIER's sans Arsenic, sans Mercury, sans
orIp,e PIs for Fever and Agaa may b. wh1l
,sr OF retail the Depot No 81 bosS~ay opposite the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
fA1veriisement |

THE BALTIC.-The splendid steamer Baltic
l,.y,, for Europe Saturday IL excellent chance
,,pd 10 the Old World taose magnificent DxE1erreotyps
s,reo.cope. ard Crsyons by Roof No @ Broadway
Persons leaving th. country Will VI leave thsir por
traits with their frients
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
lAeverisenen.J
6 RnI LING MIIL.-Nanufacturea OF sheet

,olled .rd plsters Br.z and German Silver.
Br.s, Corper German Silver Wire Bras and Copper
Tnhn.: BIN. Kettles, German Silver in the Inzot
Aso dealer. InE0t Copper. BLnea Tin. spelter. Nickel
kc Orders rou dealers ana chers solicited NIL q; Wafer.
hrry Conn .tore Nos IS and 81 Johns SewIork-
BsSEptcI BUExHAN. Manufacturing Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

TYPE vifh hAu6s- ED pr-seryer for - cents a No
IS 6fustVrr. 81 H0-sfd GAsEAyArI, Artist.
isssl - and finer ,ae in propo9u No fancy pf-e' 81
Il 4 Gnllrrv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
NEW-TERSEY ITEMS.

DIED OF HIS ISIURIEs.-Mr. Eliakim Meeker, who
Injured Tuesday evening In Jersey City while the
zines returning from fe died In eonJdasnee last even
ing having remained sensible condition since the acct
dent occurred which - hours previous u his death He
at the tm- in the the junction Of Newark
AID Rsilfoadsvs IL prohsble that he accidentally
knse down by person running ssans him when the
engines returning from the FIRE. H remains vii be
ter TO Troy for intsrment He IS yess Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

10 have been lost By wn. A. Pi.tt at TIE Irvinr Howe
which dsrisd Nereci this forenooa Tor pait AZ w
Y ferrouf; for defendant. Mr. Burrell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

The LIeroR TRIALs.-The liquor trials before the
Rec rder q Jersey City core Robert H,rsor grocer
corner Of Montgomery s5d Warren-sts been fined
j. b Rae Of the Atlantic Hotel slco and
John J. Wanner f tie Hu9son House soo and eo,s aud
John NAlkeI, Of MECHANIC. Hotel. $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

The great travelling exhibition Of Barnum has dis
solved and 100 of the horses sold at public auc-
ton Yesterday at the New York Tattersals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

BURNED TO DIATH.-COroner Gamble yesterday
held an panet No q Pehsmst upon the body Of Flea
Cots an thirteen months old whose death caused
BY the upsettns upon her VI tetde Of boiling water which
was left sfaneing upon in the room. where the
deceased other children playing. Verdict, Aec
dental death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

ACCIDENTALLY DROwSED-A sailor belonging b
sbip l,irs Of Pier II T. while intoxicated on Wednes
day evening fell into the doek and dOwned The body
has not been recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
COMMERCIAL MA TIERS
snle. of STOCKS at Philadelphia
Der. 90.

First Eoord-s5 600 Penn De- sli; 5000 do s2I 81 900
Csmden Amboy RR. IS. rs, S5 $500 City IS, Kind o..
RR ili Is do pli 900 Lehish Zine q 100 do .1wa 3 10
Jhron 10; i5J Reading Canal 35t 81 Long Island Rh.
cash IA; So do. IL 4 Beaver Meadow RI, cash, SIS
Ie,reen Boordss 600 Lehs Mort S. IS 90; 5000 Penn.
81 .b5 8. X $1,000 do, e2j 81 40 IS do 81
Sscond Bodrd2 Lehs Sayisstion, $751; 900 Uoion Canal
b. 10.
Aner BodTd-s50o0 Reading RR. Mort eslt, s34
Closing PToes-Uned states 70 49, liza bid, l8t asked;
United States 9, 81 ll7l bid llsi asked PerbsyvsIia
bid 2a asked; Reading Railroad $50 hid 81 asked; Reading
Rsiroed Bonds TO- off, "a bid 7l asked Reading Railroad
Notgsgs 6s 80 S3i bid "a asked Penpsyysua RAILROAD io
% At bid 43l asked Morris Canal Ia Did ID asked; Sehayl
kill Navigation g. 49, 74 bid 75i asked schuylk Navigation
Stock % bid ~ asked; Scbuyk Navigation Preferred sig
bid SGT asked Long Island l5s bid liaskedi yeksbafs 81
bid Tot ed Grsrd Bsnt Did l2f ssked Lehgh Zinc X
bid, ssked; Union Genial 81 bid, 10 asked Dali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

ForvD DRowSED-The body OF William Court,
native Of Ireland years Of yesterday ioand In the
T,., River near the foot Of Chsons Coroner Gamble
held an inquest upon the body and verdict Of death By
drowning rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
MARINE cOURT-Befere Jsas. Mec,

To recover damages for the steamboat Cyrus ID.
Sh ,-ir. down susl boat o. the entrance Of The U,r.
i,r Rive sSy refeusa to- Vsrdies fo PlaiaHa s1o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

II EwRENCE WATER-CURE, BRATTLE-
lIlnpo, v, The Proprie,or. Of the LAWRENCE WA
El(RE have the honor inform their friends and the Pso
a. The are prepared to receive then winter patients
Ieae ~ the every possible comfort and eonveuence
kuse IA armed throughout by hot all furnaces The bstn
sa full southern exposure, and no expense wa De
ds .IIsfy and 1ke comfortable those who favor them
esr patronage Teps-Psiiepts per week, sl; Board
M ugek 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
TJNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
srATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The shipa eomPosinG this
me s 1T Al Csp. West PACIFIC, Capt Nys
ARCTIC Capt Luce. BALTIC, Capt Comstoek

These ,hps have been built BY contract expressly Tor Gov
sn, sryice Every has been taken N their eonsae
o A. sls n their engines insure strength anc seed and
tbsir for passengers are unsqqAea GI sIsssaes
ia soSrt Price OF passage from New York TO Liverpool IN
cabin SlSO; 10 second do, els exclusive use Of eS
~. .i,s sts rooms ssz5; from Liverpool to NeSi9h
sns al An experienced surgeon attached 70 eson snip "
berth secured until PED Tor rrs M SAILING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

DEATH BY TAXING An OVERDOSE OF LAUDASCN.
Coroner oDo"Deu yesterday held inquest No II Fall
boarding house upon the body OF George Wsson
pave OF Germany - age who found dead in
his bed the above house in evidence that the
previous day he complained Of being III Of
6isrhea srd purchased at No III Cherry IS. OF lauda
bum c.mphor Of which supposed he sss
low ed as about quantity missed the bottle the
Ju,y rendered verdict Of death congestion Of the brain
caused by taking a overdose Of lsgdArum-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
lAdv.r,i,.r .nt

.1. charge the euses and the afternoon and even
ira psrformsrces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
CORRECTION

To he Editor Of The " \. Tribune
SIR: The impression might be derived from the ar
tee in your paper yesterday morning, that the fire
in Warerst was in one of my storage warehouses.
AZ it is not the case, please TO contradict it. Toe
building that caught fire belonged to me, but had
been under reut to Messrs O Conner IL Scott, i'm
porters Of feathers for three years past aad vas not
az al used for my storage business. By correcting
the above, you will much oblige g. MERLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
TT s MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via

SUTTON Co.. No 81 VAL ST
TT s. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via
u. AsPINWALL and PANAMA RAILROAD Or
MONDAY Nov 6, at o'clock NJ from pier foot OF war
ren North River will be dispatched the feet se.mshil
GEORGE LAW. Capt q V. Fox, u. TO connect 81
Panama with the new and superior steamship IoN L. SiI
PHENS. ,...-
spare boat always kept at Panama to prevent detention
In Of accident =,
For passage spply the COmPanys ofse No IN West
NCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
" - For BREMEN, via sOUTHAMPTON.-The United
States Mail Steamship WASHINGTON, j. ID. Lines CON.
sbder will sail for Bremen touching at Southampton 20 .nd
the mails and for England and France SArUR
DAY Nov at - O'Clock NJ from Pier No 81. North River
PRICE PASSAGE FROM NETWORK TO SOUTHAMPTON OR
BREMEN.
In first cabin main saloon ................,., SlJO
In sIst cabin, lower saloon. ITO
An experienced Surgeon 10 attached TO esch steamer
Specie delivered In Hsvre OF London.
All Letters must pass through the PostOfhee
For passage or freight spply 10 .,.
c SAND Agent No II South Wlli.m-st
NOR CHARLESTON aud FLORIDA.-SEMI-
I WEEKLY u S MAIL LINE.-The steamship MA
RION w. Foster Commander, will leave Pier No. 4, Norh
River SATURDAY, Oct %, at o'clock, M precisely
For freight apply on board where all bills Of ,ding WI De
s,sped and pssssse the office of SPOFFORD TILES
TON co. No. ~ Broadway Through tickets TO FLORIDA Is
follows To jacksonville ssh to Piatk, sS5
VNAkDLAW, WALKER g. BURNSIDE,
w FACTORS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS and
RECEIVING aud FORWARDING AGENTS. CHARLES
TON, S. c:
TIME NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
ime ssT1 At CAPT West PACIFIC Capt Nys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
DISPATCH LINE for SAN FRANCISCO

~ Lowest rates and detention The superior first
eass clippehip ELECTRIC, Gates master, Is completing
her loading at Pier No. 10, East River
This clipper has made voyages 10 Europe In
very quick without damage Of cargo TO single pack
sge skes freight very low rate and VIII SAL IN lew
the best conveyance in port
Shippers will please hand in their bills Of adne for Signature
their freight board the ship For balance Of the
small capacity remaining disengaged, apply to- ,,u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
Nets. York Dc, &c. 1884.

AsorHER AscEssIos.-Mr. GODDARD will make
another balloon ascension from the Hppodrome this
afternoon at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

at the prirciphl boteis yerteiuhy'
Al the Howard HoTEL-Rey. a C. Churhuek. Penn Yam;
ssmuel Rotmsn Peseedae r. James Wilkason, Peters
buTs Va; 3 H. Rodstll Tennessee; J W. Smith, Hudson
o II W Robinson Boston, Mas Robert Paine, do j.
H. Williams Detroit, Mich w H. NaHhoyen, Indiana polls,
Geo c. Hoiehks. Youn sion, n " L. Pierce Lafayette
Indiana
AT THE ST NICHOLAS HoTEL-Ion. Judge Mann. United
States Court; JUDGE Ballard Boston; Hon Rufus W. Peck
han Albsb,: Col White, Philadelphia COnmndore Vlses
q s. Navy; M Marshall Tornnto Hon Geo. w Cole, Buff
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