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FINE PREB,-Mpch the largest pear
we have seen this season was Rent Us q
few days. ago by Mrs. Efle Russell, o.
Elm GfoVs heiehbbrh ood. It was grown
on the farm Of NJ. Jacob shriver, w
learn; at Tintonville, near Richmond, Va
It Is Of the DutchesS DAngouleme varie,
ty, and almost equal in size to the great
c 4liIorniOpoars thatSometimeS find thell
way east WIN the fair donor accept oul
thAnksP
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
The Trial Of BaZaine..The Coming
Monarchy

The Trial Of BaZaine..The Coming
Monarchy.
PARIS, August SO.-The trial Of Mar
shall Bazaine will be begun in Trionon the
9th Of October. ,o.,
The Journal DES DeDdtS has ahgnihca1l
article from the pen OF LemOlne, IN when
The writer expresses the opinion that the
Republic ia impossible and that Francs
must have a liberal monarchy. CounI
De Ohnmbord can follow the eAamps;
ofLouis XVIII and grant CONSTITUTIONS
charter. hut if not, . monarchy under
SbomhorJ Is as impossible as republic.
Tho government has issued o decree
rolieying grain aud flour from the surtax
or additional impost levied on account Of
the war indemnify, and also from bond
ing duty.
THE LAST OF TIE INDEMNITY DONDsT DE
PAID In OCTOBER.
It's reported that the government will
nav to Germany the last installment Of
The war indemnity on the 14th Of Octo-
Der.
POSTAL CONVENTION WITH THE u s.
Duke de- Broglie, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, in . letter to the Chamber Of
Commerce, says the Government OIL
France and the United States are still en-
gagged in negotiations for postal Conven'
ton.
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On A PEACE WARRANT.-Dillon j.
Mccormick swore out warrant on FIJI
day last, for the arrest Of D. W. Morgan
charging that Morgan had made threats
to destroy his property. Morgan came
before ESQ. Schultz and expressed bis
readiness TO swear that he did not think
the Squire would give him justice, so The
Squire called. in Justice Clohan, who
heard the evidence, and dismissed the
suit nj the cost of Mccormick.
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FATAL SHOOTING.

CINCINNATI, August Sl.-A man named
Charles Fox, . private Watchman, ahDt
james O'KeeH, GearTiRge painter killing
him instantly, at about halt.past two
o'clock this morning. The shooting was
done ina fight. Fox was arrested.
Henry Moore, o! CoTington, Kya died
to-day rom the effects Of blow on the
head with the but OF a whip in the hands
of Alfred BrisloW, ct the Florence Fair
last Friday. BriSIoW has been arrested.
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A RARE CHANCR.-Persons desiring
anything in the way Of clothing or fur
niShlng goods will find 1t to their adVan.
taee to call upon Mr. @. Hess, corner Of
Main and Quincy streets, within the next
few days, Is he Is determined to close out
his entire stock at very low figures, in or
der to make room for his fall goods, which
will soon arrive.
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BooTs AND sHoEa-To close ont my
present stock 1 Wtll.sell Womens' Lest.
Bslmorals Of q 90 worth % 80; Womens
Last. foxed BalmoralS from - 90 70 $50;
Womens' Nor. BalmorSlS - 90 to g 90
worth % 90, and an other soe1S q ~
roaraandlnslE- lOw prices. 4. v. BLOND
1O5 Main street. -o- 1.
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The Italian Convention adjourned TO:
asy, having perfected the reThion Of
he Constitution Of the National Union.
The question Of holding Italian boys az
slaves and leading them into vice and
crime in New York and other cities was
freely discussed, and resolution adopted
70 take measures TO stop the System and
bring to justice those who infringe on the
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ExlensLve olI FIre 81 FreePoEt, Pa.

PrrrsnuR0u, August SO.-An exten.
sive fire occurred yesterday morning al
the Model Oil Refinery, at Freeport
owned in this city, which wagAlmoet en-
lireIy consumed. The establishment waI
owned by Messrs. J. N. Graves, Daniel
Bushnell and Joseph and William War
den, and was quite extensive. The works
were valued at about $50, 900, and were
insured for about halt that amount. The
amount Of oil consumed has not yet been
sscertained, but II Is thought tobe quite
large. The fire also extended 10 the acid
works Of Patrick s, Co., which were also
nearly consumed. They were valued a
$4,000, and insured for $4,000.
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LARGE PICuC.-The picnic held on the
Fair GrounS Saturday last, for the benefit
OF the Sister, Of 81 Joseph was very large
" attended, the number present being Vari'
ously estimated at from Is to $500. The
dancing hall was filled during the day by
q large number Of young ladies and gentle
men, who delightin the art terpsichorean.
The music, furnished by Mayors string
band, was most enticing. No little
amusement was afforded by the races, Of
which there were four. Jerry Hoover
owned by Ed. Young, won the silver
goblet. Ed. accepted itin terrific speech
in which he gave general account oil
things in general, and dwelt particularly
and infinitely upon things in particular.
Ed. then presented the cup to the Sisters
and it was soon CHANGED of for twenty.
five dollars. In the running race
there were three entries: cooper Bot
tom" Sleepy George" and "Gray Dan"
Dan, John Nolan in white and black, RI
der, won the first and third heats and car
ried of the bride. George, E, Larkin RI.
der, red white and black, took the second
heat by only neck. This race was good
and caused good deal OF sport It came
near being spoiled, however, by the owner
Of a third class running horse persishng
in starting said running horse along with
the work horsea. The second trOtting
race was between Glencoe and a gray be-
longing to Ed. Young. Glencoe won II
two straight heats, the gray working bad
ly. This race was for silver cup, which
was given o'GlenCoe's owner, John Nc
Cannon. TS1J,t- n-'5 .Eaa-tf
The holder of ticket No. 1910 drew th'
gold cross, and 1883 the marble top IS
bles e = s2sS ~ E
An present during The. dSy seemed
greatly to enjoy themselves. The VaaI
brass band furnished the music for thos'
outside the dancing hall. q
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WORTH ArTENTIoN.-A large stock OF
Waterproof Cloth, Domestic Ginghams
and Black Mohairs Just received from
New York, and at prices greatly beleW
anything offered in this city, at ]. w
Ferrel's, Centre Wheeling. :.
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TIE CHoIERA.-Two deaths have &C
CURED from cholera in this city since Sat-
urday. John Moran, Of Centre Wheeling,
who was well OF four o'clock Saturday
evening, was suddenly taken and died
about ten O'Clock that night. Conrad
Lukehsrt was taken about three O'Clock
Sunday morning and died at ten. One
was, therefore, dead IN FIVE and the Other
in seven hourS after the attack. The case
of Lukehart can, 1t is said, be traced tc
immoderate eating and drinking, he hay
ing eaten several cucumbers and drankI
considerable quantity Of beer on Saturday
afternoon. .-..,
Its not yet too late in the season fol
this city to be Bcourged with this disease
and tho utmost caution should be used
not only IN eating and drinking but Id
cleanliness.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Murder and RetributIon in Southern
California.

California.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 80.-Ncws
from San Diego to-day says that John G.
Spreck was murdered by Indians near
the boundary line. His wife and children
made their escape and gave the alarm.
The citizens Of the neighborhOod went in
pursuit OF the murder and his companions
and surrounded them and captured -.
They bound them, and threatened them
with death unless they gave the culprit
up, which they finally did. The rest were
released and the murderer hanged.
PURsUTT OF MEXICAN MURDERRRs.
Three Bheriifs arc in hot pursuit Of tho
Mexican Valesquez murderers, who are
three citizens Of Monterey. The sound
rels are in Herndnaez valley coast range
mountains. Six thousand dollars reward
is offered for their capture. There was a
report to-day, that Sheriff Morse, Of Ale.
media county had captured one member
Of tho gang. -..--.--
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TArse PersOas Over sohuyIklll FAIL.
TIE boat RowRD OVER WITH INTENT
TWO PERSONS DROWNED.

TIE BOAT RowRD OVER WITH INTENT
TWO PERSONS DROWNED.
READING, Pa. August 3l.-This NOM
ing a boat containing two men and 4 wO'
man was swept over the falls IN the
Schuylkill river, near Kissigens bridge
this city. One OF the men and the woman
were downed. Their names are Charles
Harmony and Mary Herbert. A young
man named Hoffman escaped by swim
ming. The latter made . statement 10
the police authorities 10 the effect that
Harmony roWed the boat Intentionally
over the falls, thereby carrying out the
threat that people would not see him
much longer. he had had difficulty
with q woman, last night, in beer gar
den, which Is supposed to have led hin
10 the deed. The WomAn's body has beer
recovered.
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AHorHBR ACCIDENT on THE B. g. o.
Saturday morning shortly after seven
o'clock lnere was another accident on the
B. b OR r. the scene Of the disaster
this time being near Roseby's Rock. The
local freight collided with a tonnage
train, completely smashing up several cars
Of the tonnage. The engine of the local
freight was also considerably damaged.
The accident was caused by the careless
ness Of the conductor Of the tonnage train,
as they weTe switching for the passenger
train coming West and had no flag out.
The local freight was on It's regular time
Fortunately, no one was injured.
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TIE ILLNEss OF GEN. WHEAT.-We
learn that Gen. Wheat's condition is much
improved. A friend who visited him last
evening found him comfortable and In
good spirits. He expects to be able 10
get I'D today.
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ATTENT1oN.-1n order to reduce my
present stock Of Boots and .shoes l will
sell for the. next 30 days ct prices that de.
fy competition. Call early and, get the
best goods at theIlOWest prices ever offer
ed In The city: 5L.2V. BLOND:
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FAREWELL DIsCoURsE.-Fev. Tongue
Of the St. Johns Episcopal Church
preached his farewell discourse yesterday
he having accepted a call 10 go to North
East, Pennsylvania.
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ALARM OF FmE.-Thc alarm OF ire
sounded on Saturday forenoon was caused
BY tank Of tar taking fire on Market
street, near shallcrOss' stables. The nfe
was smothered before any damage was
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RPoLIcE CoURT-The following cases
were disposed Of at the Police court Sat-
urday morning: VIM. Harris, diSorderly,
$40 and costs; VIM. Harris, abusive Ian.
Gusgs, IS and costs; StAnfeld jackson,
gaming, $40 and costs; Thomas Johnson,
gaming, $40 and costs; ]. P. Barrett, $50
and costs; Michael Dorsey, .disorderly,
$40 and costs Hf' ''''''' l,Y-
EVENING Willard White, dis.
orderly, Confessed judkment) IS and
costs; D. J. Mccormick, diSor derly, (cor-
fessed judgmsnt) q and costs; H. Bur
kett, disorderly, Confessed judgment) q
and costs; Won. Gardiner, gaming, go
and costs Jacob Reed, drum, y and
costs, hfa. Ea
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BDFoRE ESQ. LAUNDRR-MiChael Dor
sey was taken before the above justice on
Saturday last, charged with creating q dis.
turbauce. lie was placed under bonds Of
5000 Tor his good behavior tor Que year.
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MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.
Ba1Ier'S strength ID the Coming Con,
YenllOn,

New York, August 8O.-A dispatch
Boston says that OF the ninety delegAtel
from that city to the Republican StatG
Convention, Butler has sIxty.twO thai
the toIty.dVe delegates from Lynn and
Lowell are Ill for Butler, and that hE
also has tWoNhirds oil the NeWburyport
delegates.
A CHAIRMAN FoR THR CONVENTION.
BosToN, August SOD. W. Gooch hi
been selected by the Republican stat I
Committee to preside over the Conven-
ton at Worcester, September 10Th,
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CANT MERTnSd.EThe city was pretty
genorallyideserted by the Colored people
yesterday, the great centre OF attraction
being the camp meeting conducted by
them, which Is now in full blast near
Moupdsvllle. The train which left here
yesterday morning for the camp grounds
was well flied, and many went in private
convevauces. 2aoa 81 71-l5s'1h
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THE R1vRR.-Last night OF dark there
was six feet three inches Of water, In the
river at this point. 80 -.
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PRoF. MUIIRENill open his iaShionA.
BILE Dancing Academy for LadieI, Gen.
tlemen, MSStera and Misses the first week
in October; at McLain's Hall, Market
street. The Professor will call tho week
previous 10 person to solicit scholars,
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WE would cali attention to superior
makes Of Shifting, Muslin and Irish linen
lust opened by Geo. R, Taylor & Co,
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CINCINNATI ExPosITIoN.-For the ben
eft Of persons DESTROYS Of attending the
Cincinnati Exposition. which commences
on Wednesday, the fine steamers, Andes
and Ashland; hAyD made great reduc'
ton in fare for the round trip. Certainly
no more pleasant and comtortablem Of
travelling could be thought Of than by
one Of these splendid steamers. Persons
wishing to 20 to Cincinnati, and wishing
to enjoy the travel as much as the visit
will go by this route.
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TIE greatest bargains in all wool Elan
ncls, Jeans and CasaImeEs, 60 to Henry
Jacobs, 100 8fainsneet.
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For all wool FlRunels, Jeans and Cas-
sinners, go to Henry Jacobs, as he is cell.
ing them at way down prices. -
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BLACK SILKS In superior qualities, that
won't cut in wearing, just received BY
Geo. R. Taylor 6 Co., and offered very
lnW.
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COUNTY CoURT.-The County Court
will meet this morning at 10 o'clock.
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JUsr received at Henry Jacobs, q fun
line Of all wool Flsnnels. Jeans and CASH"
mars, which are to be sold at very low
prices.
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PAX CURE On Is composed Of the
purest Vegetable Oils, Herbs and Ex-
tracts known In Medicine. Don't lear to
useit literally II occasion requires. Sold
by oil Druggists.
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ENGLAND.

AN INTERESTING ANNOUNCEMENT.
LONDON, August 3O.-PrinCesS Louise,
wife of the Marquis Of Lorne Is enciente.
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LARGE CYLINDER.-Messrs. Culberl-
son, Wiley & Co., Of Martins Ferry, cast
on Monday of last week the blast cylinder
for the new Belmont furnace, which Is
said to be the largest cylinder ever cast in
this part of the country. 1t is seven feet
in diameter, four feet stroke, and weighs
six thousand five hundred and fifteen
pounds. The work was done under the
supervision Of Mr.. M. K. Beazle, foreman
lor Messrs. c., W. s. Co. They are build
ing all Of the machinery for the furnace.
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LOUISVILLE.
Opening Of the New Female High
School Building.

bCnUUI bUIIUIHB'
LOUISVILLE, KY.. August 3O,-Tho Fee
male High School building, recently
erected at a cost Of 800 900, was formally
opened by the city authorities to-day.
Every modern Improvement has bean
lRviShed on it, and 1t Is pronounced the
most complete building Of the kind In the
country.
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A sPLENDD- lotsOt new stereoGcopic
views hasTjust been received at Robin
sons 90 ns.1raa la .als ~
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THR photographs made at ROblnSOn's
Gallery give satisfaction. Try them.
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ST. LOUIS.
%us wERK's MORTALITY.

81. LOUIS, August sO.-Tha deaths this
week were two hundred four, Of which
sixteen were from cholera, and twenty
one from cholera morbus and cholera "
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NEW Hoop Skirts and BustIsS at Geo.
r TAYLOR & %. -
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PRESERVE your pictures by having
them framed at RobinOOn's Gallery.
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NEW Balmoral FlGnnels in all qualities
iust opened by Geo. R. Taylor & Go. m
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THERMOMETERS REooRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the temperature IS
observed at silvey's Drug Store, corner
opposite Post Office:
SAN. AK. SF.H. tn
-..l.. "A SUNDAY.
II. s. IS a, 81
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GIreG4telli9etrer
MONDAY, SEPT. 1, 1873.


Steamer Ashland.
Social Picnic.
The Grandest Scheme Ever Known.
Commissioners Notice.
For Sale-Bank Stock.
Folding Hat Racks.
Dressing Case Suits.
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The NepOII OF q hhlVan IlSuTItCIlUu
Hoax.
BRUSSELS, August 30.-The Nord, Q
Russian organ published in this city, pro-
nounces the report Of On insurrection In
Khiva and the execution Of six hundred
:nsurrectionistS hoax.
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All present during the. dSy seemed
greatly to enjoy themselves. The Was
brass band furnished the music for those
outside the dancing hall.
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Tickets 10 all principal points In tho East Gpd
West can be procured Of the Union Ticket Oh6S,
noFt. r. r. EYKRA,
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HOMEK EEPING.

The truest homes are often In houses not es-
Iec'sy well kept, where the comfort and hap
pness of the inmates, rather than the preser-
Sallon Of the furniture, is first consulted. The
v'9ect OF home is to be the center, the point OF
ENnderest interest, the pivot on which family
Aie turns The first requisite is to make it at
Iaetve, SO attractive that none OF its inmates
S0al care to linger long outside its limits. All
ssitlmate means should be employed to this
eud, aud no effort spared that can contribute to
oe purpose. Many houses called homes, kept
WIN waxy neatness by painstakiDg, anxious
"oue1, are so oppressive ln their nlcety as to
exclude all home feeling from their spotless
p'eclotcs. The very name OF home Is synony-
IOus With personal freedom and relaxation
lom care. But neither of these can be felt
sasre such mania for external cleanliness per
s;N 'Hoes the household as to render everything
Us use suoservient thereto. Many housewives, ii
@ey W see speck on floor or wall, or even a
Sfap p OF thread or bit of paper on the Hoor,
,usn ~! at 1t, as if it were the seed of pestlence
"ulca must be removed on the instant. Their
ssmper depends upon their maintenance OF per
set purity and order If there be any failure
W. W. lnelr part, or any combination OF .clrcum-
d' sauces against them. they fall into pathetic
asspalr, as and can hardly be lifted out. They dc
bu b's see that cheerfulness is more needtul.tc
T%Sne %e than all the spotlessness that ever shone
1nelr disposition to wage war upon maculate
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ness of any sort increases until they become
slaves Of the broom and dust-p pan. Neatness is
one thing, and state of perpetual house clean
ing quite another.
Out of this grows by degrees the feeling that
certain things and apartments are too good Tor
daily use. Hence chairs aud sofas are covered,
and rooms shut up, save for special occasions,
when they are permitted to reveal their Vio-
lated sacredness in manner that mars every
pretense of hospitality. Nothing should be
bought which is considered too fine for the full
est domestic appropriation. Far better is the
plainest furniture, on which the children can
climb, than satin and damask which must be
viewed with reverence. Where everything is
reserved or secluded, to disguise the fact is ex-
tremely difficult. a chilly air wraps 1t round,
and the repulsion of strangeness is experienced
by the most iDsensible.
There are few persons who have not visited
houses where they have been introduced to
what is known as the company parlor. They
must remem Der how uncomfortable they were
while sitting in it, how they found 1t al lmost I'M
possible to be at ease, and mainly tor the reason
that their host and hostess we're not themselves
at ease. The children were watched with lynx
eyes, lest they should diSplacc or soil something;
so that the entertainment of friends became
very much like social discipline. They must
recall, too, how sweet the fresh air seemed out
of:doors, and how they inwardly vowed, 10
leaving that temple of form aud hdgeuness,
that something more than pollteness would oe
required to incite them to return.
Home is not name, nor form, nor rou-
tine 1t is spirit, a presence prnclpie.,-
Material and method will not, and cannot make
it. II must get its light and sweetness from
those who inhabit it, from flowers and sunshine
from the sympathetic natures which in their
exercise ofsympa,hy, can lay aside the tyranny
of the broom and the awful duty OF endless
scrubbing. - Scribner's for October.
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HOTELS.

DARNUM'S HOTEL,
Corner Broadway and Twentieth ST.,
NEW YORK.
ON BOTH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
PLANS.
Complete with all modern improvements ;
rooms en- suite and single private parlors, baths,
elevators, &C. Location unsurpassed being in
the very centre of fashion and brilliant New
York life In proximity to Churches and places
of Amusement. and Lord s. Taylor's, Arnold u
Constables and j. s. G. Johnston's Dry Goods
palaces The hotel is under the infringement of
a. S. Barnum, formerly Of Barnum's Hotel,
Baltimore; |. n Green, of Dayton, Ohio, and
recently of New York, and Freeman Barnum, of
Barnum Hotel, ST. Louis. aug -