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IN EQUITY
Jane T. Ward, by next
Friend John Adams
Elias b. Ward, ct al.

Jane T. Ward, by next, IN EQUITY.
FrcId John Adams, LANCASTER DISTRICT
ps Petition for settlement
Elias b. Ward, ct al }ofiuterest of Mrs.J. T.
Ward in real aud per-
sonal estate. James
Croxton, Il 80 forth
1t appearing to my satisfaction that ELIAS
b. WARD resides without the limits of this
State; it il ordered, on motion Of Clinton, Sorr
for petitioner, that the said Elias b. Ward de-
fendant in the above petition, do answer, plead or
demur to the petition in this case, or before the
second day of October, 1854, otherwise Judge
ment pro confssSo will be ordered against him.
IT,. JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
Com. Eq. l.. ID.
June Is, 10 pr fees 3m
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THOMAS p BALLARD
Vs,
THOMAS NJ. SsNs, 4
others.

II appearing 70 my satisfaction that Thomas
NJ. Sims, Andrew Jackson Sims, Columbus
Mills &theinfant child Of Charity r. Mills, decd,
defendants, reside without this State; il 10 or
dered ON motion Of Williams, Solicitor for Pcti.
toners, that the said defendants do answer.
plead OF demur to the petition 10 above case,
on or before the 2d day Of October, 1854, other.
wise judgment pro eonfslsio viii De ordered a.
gains, them. tAMEsH wITHRRsPOoN.
Coni'r Eq. l.. ID.
june 10 10 3m-pE 81
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BLACKW00D'S MAGAZINE.

LEONARD SCOTT, & CO., New York. con.
tnue to rc-publsh the following
British Periodicals,
viz:
ink ,i LoSi'oN QUARTERLY REVIEW, (Conserva.
li1E ED'NHuGH REVIEW, (Whigy
TIE NORTH BRITIsn REVIEW, (Free Church.
4.
l"E WESTMINSTER REVIEW, Q.ibcral)
g..
bLAcKwoops EDrNBuRGn MAGAZINE, (Toy)
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IN EQUITY.

LAScAsrER DisTRIcr.
) Petition to subject an Equi-
~ to the payment ola legal
Demand.
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NOTICE THIS r!

vi any We have no doubt suffer with colds
w and corns for the lack of good easy weorj,r,
DootS % and shoes; or by wearing any Kind of old
.hg Mmgs, thinking they are the cheapest, wherein,
,ne! are badly mistaken; many catch their dealt,
ny II, and besides never wear anything that !.
comfortable; and in the long run spend as muc!.
n.onSy y az would have bought them sometime.
500 ana comfortable. To prove the difference,
Sat, WnSI, On us at our shop OPPOSITE s. b. EN-
MONS and let us sell You some boots nv sboos
whichever you desire, or both that win kee,,
tne ,. cold out, wear easy, and last long time
we can make any kind of work that YOU can
desire from fine pump boot down to a coarsc
everyday shoe. Repairing of all kinds done n (;
very low FIOy1 e. cPPH
Feb. % "on.
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the Ointment. in most Of the following
'eases:--
Bad Legs, Piles,
Bad Breasts, determinations,
Burns, Salt Rheum
Bunions, Scalds,
Chilblains, Sore Nipples,
Chapped hands, Sore Throats,
Contracted and Stiff Skin diseases,
Joints, Scurvy,
Fistulas, Sore Hoads,
Gout, Ulcers,
Giandular swellings, Wocnds,
Lumbago,
80 SOLp AT TIE EsrABLIsHMENr Of Prof.
Holloway, 224, STRAND, (near TEMPLE
BAR,) LONDON, and also at his House, in N.
YoRK. 0RDERsfo for Medicines in the States
addressed, IT. HOLLOWAY, New York will
receive due attention. Sole also BY all res.
pectabIe Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout tho United States, Ia Pots, al
s7t cents, 81 cts, and 81 80 cts each. To
be had Wholesale Of tho principsl Drug
Houses in the Union.
Hy- Thare is a consider Bile saving BY
taking the larger sizes.
N. B.-Directions for the guidance of pa.
tients IN every disorder are affixed to each
Pot.
sll Sold by r. NJ C0HRN & Co, :
No. % Hayne Street Chssisston sc.
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The Pills should he used conjointly with
the Ointment, in most Of the following
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ESTATE OF CALYIN UsRY

ALL Persons having demands against Estsic
d Calvin Usy, deceased, are notified and rec,
red to present the same to the Undersigned
to James ii. Witherspoon, wtHin:tbe tine pi
scribcd by law, and all persons indebted are },
quested to rake payment, without delay to Il ,
subscriber ,fOiIN WILLIAMS d.,.,,.
Hickory Head p. o., Lancaster District.
July 10, 1861. 4t ~ pfS2
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AGENsT

Wanted for every city in the United States
and Canada. Responsible parties who will
act ns agents for the GHlde will please fur
nish us Nth their names, for publication.
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William j. Cureton admir-. IN EQUITY.
u.s. LANCASTER DT.

June Is,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
From Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondent
PARIS, Thursday, Aug. 10, 1854
A diplomatic passage at arms, not yet published,
lately took place between Lord Clarendon and the
Saxon Minister of Foreign Affairs, which was one OF
the sharpest that has yet occurred. since the com-
mencepent of the war The correspondence eX poses
to view certain principles of action on the part OF the
two powers which it is we'll TO know.
Lord Clarendon wrote to the British Minister at
the Saxon Court dispatch, which he directed TO be
shown to the Saxon Cabinet in which it was attempt
ed by threats of future vengeance to bully that power
out Of her position Of neutrality toward Russa and TO
compel her TO use her influence with the other Ger
man powers TO the same effect. The reply of the
Saxon Minister Of Foreign Affairs TO this arrogant at
tempt at intimidation the part of the British Cabi
net WAS keen and cutting TO the last degree Lord
Clarendon was informed in substance that the Saxon
Government had yet to learn that il was either the
ally or vassal of the British Government subject in
any way to its OrueTs that II had yet to learn that
because State small, IL was therefore not en-
titled the respect and consideration due 10 larger
ones that the German powers knew their own inter-
ests snd capable OF taking Ut them and that
they had pursued and intended to pursue a line VI
policy dictated by those interests alone, entirely nde-
pendent OF threats menaces come from what source
they might.
Two important facts are dlscIosed by lhls CORES
pondence: First That England, true 10 her trad
tions has not .orssken her ancient system OF diploma
cy toward what she considers weaker States aud,
Secondly That the German powers are determined 10
pursue line Of policy dictated by their immediate per
sonsl interests alone.
There is no doubt but that the other Courts Of the
German Confederation have received similar dOcu-
menfs from the British Cabinet but am not able to
say how they have been met. The same system was
tired with Sweden and the public have seen the re-
spobse. Ii was tried with unfortunate Greece, and
poor crushed deserted and struggling with the force
of all infant render herself independent of the inf
del yoke, she than bullied, she was forced
into submission, with the oppressors banners floating
over her walls and her soldiers er0wdDg her streets
The same system was tried with the Shah Of Persia,
and has in part succeeded. But with Austria and
Prussia particularly with the former power-a differ
ent policy has been pursued. The public journals Of
England sad France have clustered and threatened
after the most approved Den Quixotte styles but in
diplomacy il has been from the beginning system Of
6at,ery and solery amounting 10 syeophancy. Every
one here know how the young Baron Hubner, one Of
the sblest dipo uatists OF Europe, and worthy sue
cessor Of the Schwar:zenbergs and the Aet:epiches
has been courted and wheedIed at the French Court
while the same game has beer playing with the Austr
an Minister az LoL3s1.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
THE STORM OF LAST NIGHT.

TWO MEN STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
During the storm last evening Mr.. David Stevenson,
and supposed to be John Martin manufacturer Of
soda water, were struck by lightning while standing in
front of stable in FOrtieth-st., the Tenth av.
Stevenson was struck insensble but upon recovering
he called for help. Some persons hearina him went to
his assistance and found him in helpless condition. He
was badly burned about the face Martin was found lying
on the ground in front Of the stable, dead. He wGs
struck in the throatthe fluid passing down bis left side
and out at the bottom Of his panaloons The deceased
has the appearance OF person burned with powder.
There were four horses the stable one Of which ives
instantly killed The other horses were unnJurod' IL
supposed that the lightning entered at window IN trout
Of the house. and passed out of the door where the men
were standing for shelter from the rain. Mr. Stevenson
was the owner of the dislery that was burned few
daye ago.
The effects of the storm were visible in various places
throughout the City, Along Broadway number OF Fn-
ipgs were torn into shreds. In Washington Parade
reund the trees were much torn and fragments OF them
were scattered in every direction
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

dy glow CT heanh, and feel The strength which ina
viyes the human frame when constantly exposed 10 ins
free air that Heaven give, to all or would give il ;hey
xoS not shut themselves Of the way Of its breezes
within brick -as ard Peu.up, stone-psved streets ana
wards. Such residents are always gong down the Bay
for lite la of fresh air While those who always breathe
il will breathe stu, alter the others have sone down for
the las, tine.
Can half Of those who live in the City tel Why the other
hall are there Why than hall N s the deaths hai
occur are just such poor paeaced children as these with
OF. this boat going down the Bay
lie; Us think while are breathing this pure an
whether there any jus, why 80 many thousands IN
the City should be- shut up where they drag out mess
be existence from inhang the e,id atmosphere OF her
sicklv homes
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
NEW-Y6RR DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, AUGUST 90. 1854

These two powers however, feeling no sympathy
with either England France or Russia have, with
precision which oey the most desperate and the most
delicate Of postons coald have rendered possible
seared clear of all alliances with them; and they sre
determined 10 remain tree long as u IL possible
Austria's acres Of armed men Will never move
foot with hostile intention toward either party IN the
contest until tie very last By which she can con.
cesl her position shall be unvsiled, and then she WI
fall on the strongest side whichever Il may De. russ
common opinion here with disnterested parties 'nat
if the sttsek ou Seyastopol should fail-and the
chances foI success failure are about equai-and
Russia a. last appeal to Austria should offer her
Joint protectorate over the Christians and the free
navigation Of the Danube there would then De no lon
yer any hesitation about the side which the latter
power should take.
There is but little doubt tlat strong feeling OF hos
tity exists between Russia aud Austria; but the con
test is too desperate to sllo~ feelings OF chVairy
10 take part in il. IL is life and death struggle In
which secret desires for revenge must oe sscrnced 20
the imperative exi ,ences of the ase. However that
may be- the susrcio is gaining ground that the move
mepts OF Russis and Aus,rs at this moment are the
result of arrangements and that what
appears the surface To be forced rePuls1n OF the
Russians 10 give place 10 the Austrsn Is only astrst
aeem to cover up Interior designs against Turkey aud
her slGes, While at the time Austria might main
tain an appearance of neutrality, which would take
from her the character OF enemy 10 either party,
and thus her from the fatal results which other
wse threaten her The position OF affairs at this mo-
uent is critical and compl 'ated than at any pre-.
vious period, an is embarrassing 70 Turkey aud
the allies the other parties; but is hoped and
expected that the results fthe expedition into the
Crimea will induce Austria TO make clearer de Ia
ration Of intentions than she has yet DONE and then
all parties win have more igh; TO guide them.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
THE FLAMES CHECKED.

- Troy. Aug. 25-Midnight- burned district l.
s,rpded on the west by the river, thence 10 Divonst
ron thence by the alley between First and seconds
aid on II q south by Jefferson ST. 49,.
In tbis district is embraced extensive unber district
a,G lumber amounting TO not less than s25O,OO wa
deStroyed. -. -, .o...,
HI The Hudson River Railroad: also the bell foundry
~ Jepes & Hitchcock aud several other manufacturing
Establishments DESTROY ed
g. ss arrested on the east in the OF the cost
Il dwengs, fronting Washington Park, ond on the south
Sv The open space bordering on Jefferson ST.
The amount of nsuances yet ascertained oul tne
oo,,awin- Coupanies have sustained losses Amercan-
Prov,o,nco. $4,000; Roger Williams do, 5000 AZ
ian;ic, do g. OOo Merchants, do, GOO MCLawS Na
49, Massaebusetts Pitsfeld - 600; National Pro-
tscton. Saratoga sl5 0oO knickerboeker, Wa,a-ford
e. 600. Hamilton County, New-fork, s6,OoO; Market
% 5000; Beekrlan Co, do, $1,000; New Ams,er
dom DO s. 600; Ens Hartford s25,OOo haf'iord Co..
50. 800; Troy Mutual, $4,000 49, ,..,.--aa
far as ascertained no fatal accidents have occurred
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
AWFUL CONFEDERATION.
IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF
PROPERTY.
PROBABLE LOSS ss,oOO.O0o.
ALI. THE LUMBER YARDS ON FRoNr-sT'
BURNED OVER.
r,on 1ne Troy Times Of last erenin0.

Abou, o'clock this afternoon the large planning MILL
owned by Mr. Gibson of Albany and occupied oy George
Ouigean on the southwest corner OF Front ana
sts was discovered to be on fire; and atnous 'so nio
companies on the ground IN less 'nal zen os
ser the alarm it was impossible to stop the progress Oh
G esme. owing to the large amount of dry um6sr shay
;nSs in and about the building breeze from ,he ne
sen aames AT once to the adjoining lumber yard oi
noi % ~ Rusva q Son on the south of Lyman r. Avery,
whicb was on fre at o'clock The grocery store o. ~
den opposite the planning mill on front ST.
h IRE extended through from Front to Rvers's ana
n, o'clock the dwelling house of +. w. Benson corner
Of River ard Division ss., was burning: ,..a w.
An immense amount of property s being ues'rVFo" W.
cannot bep.n 10 estimate its value.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
arER AND WORSEl

r,,o O,C1ocH Il. M-An the property above enun'er,
ated s destroyed, together WIN eH and the
tba,oss,ls of Brainard a. Cottrei corner oi hivoi!
and Front ST. and extending east to kVeTs"
bsr.ya,cs of G. * G. W. Thompson W. W. ""fP'
ana ., west side below Division, the following
houses have been destroyed: Mr. warren iI'Io ~ Ib
ADJOINING r. Ayery's s. G. Halsteds, house north
~es, corner of Liberty and River ana a,so A. IN ~
site corner across Rver-st, ooepP&vu & o Wnne oooo-
mhsr Yard of c. Thomson, ON Riverst Is ho" 'n
fire. ,b,, the FIRE will sweep everything
The prospec' ~ 10 and some en- east sde) below pi-
on ot ~ is the most awful condagrauon una. na, o.
;stsd Troy since ls20. Many oi ule ounus 49, o9esl
s,e briek A large number OF t"ia'"eS 'h""' POW
are % dstruction must involve oss oi hundreuS o'
sands dollars wor o, proPSi rerrned rom TIE
susoor.t;on The fire is still e1sefd''s' "''
de- etrucfiOn OF properly I'm piyison TO Liberty,
Two oi1Shs i1ch, -. Rvcr-ss mcludiDg also all tne SAon
80 nmber ward. on Front 81 rs c9npp,ey al from
The other block from Liberty 10 III be hon.ss
River 20 the Ejver is now burning over @eu a" "'
will be destroyed. - ,,e- block-from Lib
,,tv to Adarnsst-, and River-st. 10 inc ''"-
portion OF 'he ne so crossed Piver-st below Liberty de
.,aviuc the valuable residences on the ess' s'e' "
-, and extending through 10 firstsi'
,n;, DESTROYED including the lumberysrds psi "''" -
ss;s,on and Washngton-sis.
siS'""i ' RIVERS .
All residences and lumber Offices on the SsS; sas and
River below Division to o., SISHcs on same side belo~
The hre Is ;pcIndsg TIE fine block IN WHICH Gen DAVIS
~ bs also destroyed five valuable dwellings, on
,Sa esst side of River below hoer,ys.
All dweings on sOnth side OF n .SS .ree,
pSsr 10 Frsst the lumber yards on Of Liberty
70 ,be River and Davis machine s"'P
aud Ffrstst. , ayrprrT
From pav. machine shop corner dcsfous L.SS the four
a. the fire extended .OnS OF d shop also The large SroS
enss of G. Mstdco adjoining DO. % ,bs. were
.S;soiug and ccmmu eating 70 '''e' O''''
burning n.seS over et hs pon, TO east 'ce s
o,ng Inc I,v scstsge Of n. H. Sears and 'h'es
ioining below. ro,x estimate sir ertsns'tS amber
AZ neanyt ,hrty asd Joriy d~e4'"s' al" '''P
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
DECREASED MORTALITY.

We are ersed in recording another very large decrease
IN the number of deaths for the week The figures show
about s65 deaths against 922 for last week; and by
Cholera only t3f against s21. Here is decrease in
three weeks Of 3S3 in the whole number, and 171 in
the Cholera deaths OF the l3 Cholera this week.
as were buried in the Catholic Cemetery, and ~ on
WARDS leland. As ar the City Proper is concerned
the Cholera is at an ord except In of the filthy
localities of the upper Wards-se Nineteenk, Twentieth
and TweEty. second.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
THE MOSQUITO PRorECroRATE.

Ccr.tsrorderee ofthe CoaTser sne EniaiFst
WAsHrSGros, Thursday Evening.
ascertain that an ivne-tant correspondence has oe
curred between Secretary Buchanan snd the BrtsASrp
tsry Of State for Foreign Affairs. Clarendon resert' ne
British Territorial claims Central America ioinded on
he Nouito potectorate Buchanan denies them in two
elaborate, notes and demands unconditional reinqush-
ment of the protectOrafe. ,., ..
II ia understood that our Government has Determined 10
sdopt decisive measures 70 OBTAIN complete evacuation
Of Centrsl America as stipulated by the Clayton aud ba-
wer Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

many Of them vary valuable, but the majority wood. are
destroyed. ?~0
Atlesst fifty families rendered houseless ami II 4.
feared the destruction will continue 20 q consj de,sbe
extent further ''
AZ this writing the wind has shifted TO tho vouh
and we hope the wors, is over. ''''
The highways are filed with furniture, a grea. loss
will be suffered by moving, where u Gre has MOI
reached. ' nus "''
large part Of the city, below Divs on, ia i, rui,
Ihe los must amount should hinb 10 near Ooo ooo
fremen frcm Lsnsingburgh and bany are arriving a.
write. ~ ''-"b e7
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

EDWD X. COLLINS Co, No S Walls " u
BROWN SHIPLEY & Co, Liverpool
JOgN NUNROE a Co Rue Notre Dame des Victories,
Psrs or GEO DRAPER, Hare.
The owner. viii accountable for gold silver
bullion specie lewery preeiou. stores or mrt, uuI o %
dng signed therso and the vsue thereof therein expressed
please notice ths the ships OF this ine cannot
csry any goods nuaband Of war
NOR RIIVERPOOL-Patriotc Line.-The new and
.rleudd Packet Ship WEBSTER, Capt, Jos Lawrence will
have dispatch the port Fo freight passg
accommodations apply board At Pier NJ
or 20 SPOFFORD TILESTON g. CO. No 80 Broadwsy
DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line for NEW-fORk
i and LIVERPOOL PACKETS This line will be composed Of
the following n snd splendid .hips, viz;
CALHOUN....... 90 tuns burden. Cap, d. n Trumah
CLAY........l sc1 tuns burden Cap- David osulkins
1900 runs burden. Capt J. Lawrence
ORIENT......2o0 900 tuDs burden Ctpl george nm
vessels have been recently built sna are the Sest ana
most rukttGLis ID the trade. ,,,. m. =.
They commanded by Of experience and aoy Ins &c
superior and exson VIII Dc nAde 70
promote comfort Of and the convenience OF Shippers
" sPOFFORD TILESTON& & Co, No - Brosdwsy
AGENT. In Lv.rponI-T GRMSAW & Co. No ~ tiore Viva
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
TIRE ~ FoUETEESrH-T.

On Friday night, At o'clock, fre broke out n the
roof OF house No i65 West Fourteeu.bst, Ia oud
ing nearly finished. The flames extingusked with
few pals Of wster and before much damage occurred
Ibe Ere occssoned by sparks from furnace that had
been carcessy left standing tho roof by timers
No alarm was yiycu bv the bells
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

IN a, ea~,stp UaiOn fer Sst,a.Psa ass hIefs-',e as In
49, OF pspafehes MIR Jusnde Mena1abs4 MOTT ara
@ n and Mr. J. B. LAUREL T. b Chspnsn AZ CeAss-oI
uptans Chas Dee ar sns A,S Pc, iS, NJ Is.e
s R, Mr. Dr. HoioD snd ehd Ms Mar, oas'eLs' Ms hss
bh". Inn wife and eha, Mrs A. 1he1eroi' sS,,.o
ran .ern.a The Rev Baseux NJ OCsl. M A!d Ms
Sn,ap Mr. Marcus VsitI Nj Gssbhero p a, ,n,
betoe re Mar Salvador Custsner, J. fesnsoa mayor
Mis I,r Nasllsn Nj and An Nekes and eala u. =
onsns Mr Lsioar, Miss Ridet' Mss e'sei'a'-
-.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

20, ,thv Hrdsen Cad5ns and Hornns Sta 0ns~od Sev
fsf sd sehr f.eree Broohs Porter, sev Yort Ar -,
sehri HS,uy IppIetor; Charles Csuo Pr.ii; rSe. ,a
ard AID Rsehd ?ost Rsey Philadelphia Elnsbb Reeea Csrf
hewn0k "a shrs Grace Daring Bartlett, lat Hads0n' OA4
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

HuxAs REnArSs-on e.cava;ing fox the erection Of a
new building in Murrsyst, adjoining East OF College
place small bank caved in yesterday forenoon aud sm"ng
the earth were discovered skull snd other portions Of
knn,an rfmains.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
Me0irai

GARD to the PUBLIC.-We, the undersigned hAv-
~ ing sssd HUNTS RZsTORATiyE CORDIAL for seven,
years deem due to the Of humanity pubey
ea1hdsEee IN this medicine important remedy for Bowel
plants which ICED shOsr., for which G-nsrSD sasd
and hss obtained high ofths CITY n s
70 ihs above be relieving snd susoeth
enng cordial for psrts lines general dsetn &C. asd thee,sss
.ortdspny r,comnsnd a. 9 yslasbls fsn'y nssdne NJ
HUNTS depot =. No So HGdscus sex our eid esse shn
SOLOMON kIPP, ABRAHAM BROWN the Sd ofe-n web sAss
pToprsstor
CT. VITUS DANCE-Those having this complaint
- can bs cared wkh eesssy snd BY hr nlsss opsnson
orer.fsd upon NO psy WI % 30
u-ssa.d 8pFl tbs p.Ilss. az sst.rsiy Iee ,ezsA
w :. NJ ELsH, No IA fzltea o., BysSkyI
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK........Arss" 1.
C,>.rcd this Eoreneon.

J.uestswn, Csvendy Norfolk Luelsin Pessart'
sisAhfrS-s, -, chsrs Spodord, nlestog a ..
Msios- rcss"sases Hsnlin, GslvesoH. D. Z. M9fry-
49,. Stevens, Cape Hsytisn, A A. H. SAn'i
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
Arrived.

JAes. as,eI ..,ss hs,Ss Co TSsasy s
ese ard 70 sPeu9is., psa steamship
A NJ, % mss n. OF Cape hs@Ss'~
fIem New feis oI s,srh,uson Hsnburr 70 dAys
snip "a -. 10 seSh kuphsTdL HAd er'hs