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Rea! estate for Sale.

YARNS FOR SALE.-A Farm OF -
acres frstraie .Inproye nents, opppsie Pnpshkeese
1856 acre. near Tar own, elegantly al a'ed - gre ~
Dutchess Go near the Hudson River Railroad Also lands
and lots IN permort TarryO1n Westchester Long Island
New Jersey and many other places EHcanges made i3r
city property Apply % "AlhlNS NM ~ D. %
Broadway. %
NOR SALE-In BroOklOn, the two-stOry
suh-cellar and attic Brick House, NJ a. WillOw-st.
Is z6 feet front by 40 Deep WITH story addition and PIAZZA
IN the rear, built tbs most substantial manner nafDe
mant.s thfughont furnished nth furnace and range
and lighted With gas l. prime order and within Ve
minutes walk from The Fulton Ferry Price s750V Four
thausand can remain On bond al per cent
and one thousand al : ger cent. Apply To-
~ ~ c S. SPEkRY,
~ ~. No 4 Cortland 1t. Me-" YORK
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'VOSOVTHERN and WESTERNTAI.
NO SASH MAkERS.-Proposals will

De received at the Office of the Governors Of the
Aims House Ia the Park furnishing for the Work house
Building on Biackweli's Island. 37 pairs Of WINDOW
SASHFS containing g.20O lights 7N9 inches, and according
O. the specifications which may be uppAc alton al
Tins Office
The above 90 be delivered On Blackwcs Island At the
eNueuSe fhe before the 18th December
next Office Of the Governors # the Aims House, Sept
n 1881 Isl2 ST. DRAPER President
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DOOK-BINDFRS' LEATHER.-rhe

bsuhScriber has ALWAYS hand and Is constantly
Eng III coored SHyers col red td SKINS rene
Turkey Morocco RUSSIA Red Leather, sailed splits and
Calf Book cloth French. German and American Mafhl-
Paper and every other article required IN binder large
Sheep and law Calf always un hand All % the shove ace
offered for sale A. the lowest market Duces. aY
au- PM JAMES COOK. Poi PetTi-H n \
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EW-YORK COMMENTARIES

i ASSOCIATION --Manutacturtrs Of fashionable
kosev sod. Mahogany. Black Walnut and euameled Fur
Manutac'ory and Warerooms i67 BeecNer, corner
Sullivan Respectfully sociis the attention Of those
who about selecting their furniture % cal and eNanis
the rch and extensive stock all of then own manuiac
ture au93mMWXS'
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I'VE KEEPING Tins. the .afest auj most Dsa4fifuI
sofk 0uDsht d. contain. complete 81 % Account
Blas. Account. Current. Account Sales, Go All prn--d
~ coln, red ami black Nlfh numerous 'hUnpes Ji r
camille ca citations TIE Whole July einedaied OBJ no
uag~, u familiar Instructions Applied directly o. Tie trans
.cons ana ri fss and vii ~ found the most CON "ts
and instructive wur- ever published BOOK keeping 20
PAGES ocafo nrce 81 D. bound For sae A The Aufhlrs
Counting ~ the STUDY tnd Practcr u Boz hr,pn<,
NJ "a Rroads ls. corner DuIae-st 2d door rt. TX
published tts SAIL, 81 "a tae syani''. iant iit-
s. ~ - IN
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NOR SALE-In the village of Yonkers,

8acres divided INTO l6 lots, having fine view Of the
river far station island. The s2l Is COED ana al, be
sold M whole a. ~ lots Apply 10 GEO. STEW ART N.
IL Horsto-st, \. Y , or J. n. JENNINGS or d. STEW
ART Npnkefs uu3D SW'
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I ONDON WATCHES--To Importers

:. : Y "
i snd others-R r COWDEROY No y Chafnng-
New Road - PauCras. LONDON, llu wears with
I h Cooper. NJ - Calttorpest Gray Inn Road bcgS
thanks for the he has
ceved from ms American friends. and n calling their A.
tsntiuu tls present extensive stock 4 tHkONOME
TER DUPLEN md LEVER WATCHES. warrants
them of the finest quaiV If the lowest possible prices
{ also ues, leave 20 state that be- has NOV kMFNIS
the oulltr wifhnut An uted ltseled
~ thc finest ubs holes embracing all the latest improve
merts at n lowest possible price. visitor % rae Great
Exhibition aIc invited to ca and ms sect Orders {"
extent uunctunly at .nled 10 - lmNMNE'
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NARN near WORKERS FOR SALE

Conianine 20 acres. of Which 20 are wood GOOD irut
and water the land excellent, situation romantic and
healthy, with "a down Long Island There i new
dwelling and an the out houses arc vefy good The
owner gong abroad Price $500 There are II oppor-
unies daily except Sundays. at and cents iares "
lies 4 mics north Of Yonkers station, and Il mites
west of Bronxyile. Harlem Railroad. Apply al No 10
Platt-si up stars. - wv
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L,RENCH LANGUAGE Prof 4. ).

u EIIIEPLAlT meets Il eroun AID evening classes
Al hl. rooms NJ 80 Ith The r,urse pursn-d by Prot
U.s. as heretofore the Oral n stem nefspened Nth such
gfammatc pin atoms and ngs az may De necessary
aiul understanding and mastering pi The peculiar i)m'
q tho French lan s1age F0r further particulars terms
&c apply al the place mentioned above Prof v viii At
tend puus a Their residence. either Sngy % IN
~I,.s.. i. tu,y he desired IS 2rMNsS'
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ANY PERSON desiring to dispose Of
OF purchase Real Estate Kind Of Business
recommended To call At the NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
OFFICE, No b83 BToadw tie charges moderate,
and all transactions made there satisfactory. Wanted
above. number of Farms al pnces from 500 % $1,000
also and lots the city and vicinity also. 10 *
change houses and lots farms Applications are re
ceed io the purchase and sale of Hotels ami other bu
For further particulars apply a. NJ tS3 Broadway
corner of ATEity aul9 I'M
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NEW COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
! No - UNIVERSITY PLACE In thls Institute
uou Young cited Tor commercial bushes, n tAy
II the modern llnguase> which taught by native
teachers through the DAY b. cunyersafou dcaion trans
afIou aud rcal spondeucr Eyers branch o.
u>s ruciIon = filled bg l@Titnctd tcaceTs Blardne
pupils ltyantase from intercourse Nit4 the
resident Professors rfthe modern language,
Four V4csIce, only remain Tor boarding pupils
,l3ts VI ELY. Pruc.p4l
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DOARDING SCHOOL.--A Lady Of

some experience u teaching, rrsdug 40 Place p
M - from the ~ Of Nrk YurN accessible ty Z.
and railroad irsirpuS II o.ttuIg from * o. snt
young ladies exceeding the age II o. whom she F
board instruct ne usual branches II English. y ia
French and Mlslc References uneEcrpt lantbi- All
crsSs Po>f- Office. box NJ. 2.3ll s3lw'
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Mafbinern, &t.

STEAM BOILERS for SALE-Oae
- SCI R,ue, feet diameter d fe-; .,lg tss IS
,,cb fues 40 Two Of smaller diinensntS A12iY -
STCOR 4 UNDERHILL. foot l0-k-st-, J. - -
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ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at v

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
- ar Nes-Isrs@- rs ite
NEN-JERSFY EXPLORING AND MINING GO.
his Cre1sE. rr4>afe6 - fgrllsa sTq2ig .; th-I
valuable
ZINC PAINTS.
hlch hA'- Gees found. at.eT several Te,rs raa oOSA Z
snEaFe ana 90 - Ined states. - retsi ther orsinA
-ftuil lat protective rtl critics sg.cr'9 l. an o>Aer
Pant Hta.evs- Their
WHITE ZINC PANT
- 1911 "a 0rlt NJ L.nc and tnted Tree iipr AZ
adu e-ifOr nhlaver II ia ne -ocuofS lfcp@Ttes -
otiecr 1ahe o. the health ~ fases and "orSn'el %
other slffs n-rfeurS
IT WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
~lei lssed fe sgluhurr or rae Hnt eKhAis'ns "
when >fUf % lL 4 80 r1on. nor "a affected y
Liclule> hung Nils Coated Nltl L.. A, AZ 'ussi4s
PANT. NIthstaHds changes o. weltner better than
any oe. beng liable - tam chalAT ~ % crumbs
anu 10 II l. he worked slt1 az cooT. or Tilh
and IT, arllsh nSfe % 1l thereby sylnz
the Iust!F ce fbrateL porcelain rulst.
TIE Conn LT also manufacture BLACK AND COL
OkED ZINC PAINTS. which are ocgond question With
20 "a Tor coating roos ships, outh uses, fencing
ard s cther metallic surfaces They are u pure
METALLIC OXIDES,
and unaffected Pc salt water other exposure ess
titan aIs other aaiLt> within our STOW edge
Iron an otttr metals 60 not osile her coated VII
.hes aud iueF reusralie tr Their hre-prcoi prop
ertles Dealers supplied or liberal terms BY
JONES 3 co. Agents - tbe C-a any, .
lv2l 3n. So Beaver-st.. y I
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r CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY

Nv NV '
w HOI ST and Shy Furnis hln- " treroous, NJ
333 Grand-,i New-Sork. where Will be found complete
assessment of the following articles Feathers hair
and hl>k also beds. mattresses pallaSse> and cushions
also, htdsitaCS ut every description va patent scre"
iron 1nt lotA 0nf mon screw cottage and trude cots
also. splendid faIet oi paper hang borders 80
Nj would call particular attention t. hs Ee" >tie 4
har and >pTlng mattresses. y. Bod beds 1nd nat
tTesee> renovated and made over equal - new, Pos
CRAWBUCk. NJ 338 Grand s. secoud
50 Una. door east Of E,seN-st
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AT PRIVATE SALE.-The two-story
NnINTRN SEAT For SALE-At

Long Branch Neu Jersey. on the Shrewsbury RIVER
containing eight acres of Land. with spacious dwelling
house having double IN front and single IN the rear
consisting OF two pnflofs with French windows sliding
doors marble uanel. black CRATES aud walls aud hail
ver, handsome payoed together with two large rooms
and small second floor. attic, &c Connected Is an
addition. onsistmg If sttlng-ruom, dining room WIN
slidue doors and htChcn &c the second hooF contains
three chambers and largc green house enclosed n glass
g. the floor small summer kitchen about iOrty iett
from the house An the usual ont buildings such - car
rage house barn. &c. In front of the house Hover
garden lawn ornamental trees. grapcry each side and
center covered With vines lead ne 70 sun
mer- house There - also apple and peach otchud,
vegetable garden containing the usual variety Of small
fruit Ac II H. thrcegu8eTS of mle nom the village
containing ice. two churches Nc two miles from
the hotels ON the shore, where sca-hathng Is So
great "A luxury. aud miles tfunt Red Bank, where
the steamers Thomas Hunt aud Edwin Lows ply
daily The place nontS the rNef. opposite from
which two sluo.s weekly 60 the city The house :
neail, furnished and place stocked which be had
desired the buildings and fences and IN hst rate
order Possession Immediately. To gentleman OF leisure
II fail 10 sui family DESTROYS Ut establishing
first class private boarding hrsc could aot ind place
better adapted Terms Apply u Dr. OAI-
MAN. No. III Eldndgr-st..o OF OF Nm MlLLEN. On the
nremls,S 80 2W'
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w rne hls attention ~ training slnele class u
Young gentlemen dufug the last preceding heh Al
mission % College the Counting hsuse-tp commences
d. i3fh If September Circulars plan. terms Sc cla
b.. AT Al the house NJ ~ Clinton place ~ New f'fA
L,re Insurance Co NJ > WaH, Soc advert SEN, n, M
Tis fpenHg Posi- - WI Nhi"-
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ENOR SALE.-A small collection OF val
Il liable Cabinet AWNINGS. originals. hy the great
masters beautifully executed. aud wonderful nresera
ton. Il amply repas "a, rnuuas,cur aud re, lover o
art Tho proprietor the gentlemen u TASTE and
fortune that they vii prove valuable acqu..fi' any
collection m Tins country oT EGrpe-ttaougA now u lnt
scurfy like many alC beautiful flower 81 i-n- thor
sweetness DO he desert Apply a. n u fae-.t ~
n 3Jrhu = N,w-Ynr, % 2w'
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At PRIVATE SALE.-Four valuable

Building Lots. the northeast corner 81 lSu'h@t
and Az A. Each lot p 2S98 feet, all fronting on me ave-
nue. The avenue and graded ANA the lots ready
for building purposes Terms very liberal AppiA 70
COLE b Chiffon, Aucuoneers.
si01v NJ Wa-,t
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THE IRVING INSTITUTE-Lyon',

NHE IRVING INSTIIUIE-LyOn' >
ClasscaI and Couuercal .il, % s->ch1, ior Young
l,-nrIemen NORTH IARkITOWN y. TINS SenuDi
has been ,glcsssiu 0iefa0n i3r twelve sets, tnd =
Through ili-trIcton the and 90
h.-lrf Dflnch,s 1l a. Eng sh edgrafDn l liz Latin aC
Gfeek tAr frr.lh and = ln.,h fans axes, ell A.
f.ir4i surersl.l1l Il morals alt manners. insured 20
Zach pupil - l1tu,, AdnIied a. CfC liars a.
~ 81 Na.Gsi Ns 20 and ~ Bfladsl f, y - By"-
cry e1i ~ rlc l..'.fLte. y r-h I,rowI WILLIAM
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wN. ". SWAIN PreGdess

Two sol THERN and WESTERN
HARDWARE MERCHANTS 81 5e0.o0o Nanted q
TIE Al FACTORY "a TIE subscribers ur every descrpJn o
ANes IL exchange
Ihs actor1 - ated n Trenton. NeN-Jersev. within
ryr minutes walk ~ tAe Camden and Amboy Railroad
station Trans pass four times daily, - Ne.-YsrA AMI
Philadelphia
Purchasers 4 Arrs viii ind 90 ther aGvaut ase % *
tar siace before rchasl- elseR here
Lvcry description "a Al 1u hand and made u order
l N
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Observation-Disclosures

- TEN Prof IINGt ], II he New YofA UnnsrslY,
vii cammenrs tao CLASSES Or heg nntisnen ind
4d,cs .sparatey0n II kSDAf next 81 lessons ~ll 10
gwen gr1s 1.f foe tie cDue fOmmfIces. ~ an ehE1s-
ent fe made that the scholar may Judge II The stem
ALDlf Al No 81 BTOadWay TDDnls No 81 ihd - slJH
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lcwclrn, Sc.

WATCHES, JEWELRI AND Sill
w NkkWAkE - Those eho ~ lsh 20 pure. l,e tcA-
e 1eweir ald Silver either Il A'lesdt 1r Ft -
vii ma q great, to ner advantage 90 eau or the SID
scribe. who constantly RECEIVING t dsc1prou. Of Goa
ano silver aches ro the man fac urers u Eu9 and
~ncr dno - uzeriaIu winch he Is stllug q, N1l,ste
AL retail al the yen Lowest prices. Sptrcid cola lir-
nonoters aud Duplex Watches Fine Gold and suy, Eng
.si Pa-eIt Lever Watches ~ Cooper, Iohas, Btese,
and others Gold Silver titrled Lover and Letne
Watches Gold Guard. Fob and Nest CHAINS ths'atalue
CHAINS fcr Laiir, puTe Gold Wedding ksgs Gold
Guard Keys Fob kes aud Seals Gold and Sfs,r Pencils
and Gold Rnes Ladies Bracelets Gold LoCketS, Cod
and Silver Humble CHAINS for Watches. Gold aud Sill
Spectacles Sterling SILVER Spoons. Cps. Fnrss a.
Gold Watches ss low a $50 S23 each. watches IND
Jewclr. erctangsd
Al Watches warranted 70 keep good time, .ne money
returned Watches Clocks AID Jewelry repaired 10 the
best MANNER and aTr1nfed aud much less than the
usual pucss GEO {. ALLEN Importer 81 Watches and
JewelTy horsals and Retail. II siist corner If New
second froa Broadway (up stan,) formerly 81
Wall-st D9u
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE.-For sale,

desirable CornfEs Residence beautifully situated "a
the village of Lee. Berkshire County. Mass and fe"
inmates walk from the Railroad Dcpe whence me cars
leave twice day for NenYOrk and Boston The d~e Ing
Is large two story house which, with the putbuI1mgs,
are m first rate order There about three acres OF
ground small hard fun bearing, vines shrubs, &c
and two wells If tie best wa'aT Terms reasonable Apply
To LEONARD. the premises g ~. PHELPS,
lee post Office on J w BBEBE, No. 30 Broadway New
York 81 ~
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ENOR SALE. EXCHANGE for CITY

Il PROPERTY a beautiful place adjoining IN VII
lsge Of East Chester containing 10 acres convenient a ise
and out building fruit If ever description he1 OF cOrh
n0taes and bucs wheat In barn wheat ana tuhs ~
hay Three beautiful vegetable gardens TWO me cows
ponltry pigs &c within fifteen miles Of the Guy Pess-
esslon mmedatey For particulars inquire "i WILLIAM
McCOkD No If Sullvan-st.. \ Y Also hne saudle
or carnage Horse and carnage, suitable Tor DOCTOR
To be seen al No. IA SulIvan-st ans I'M
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81 near Uu.nn paris. VIII rr-'pen Monday. Sept
Drawn. sId +, nt.ns TAUGHT by Me. Dram
French DO b. Professor efsnrs
Dancing 1p ny Miss Parser
Lectures connected With the school wi BE- gwen from
lluie o. time. lu interesting subject si lm'
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u COLLEGE. CHARLES ANTON l. l. u Rec
ter Vl ogen. after The summer vacation IN M9NpAf
Il
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VERMONT SOAP STONE STEAM
DAKERY-G. BREEZE. Bread and

Muffin Baker No % Crosby -. between Pnuce and
Sarng-sts tegs leave inform the inhabitants n New
lork and vicinity that he has made such additions 80
hIs Establishment whereby he VIII De able % slIp}
Families Hotels and Saloons with all Ands ~ the ven
best Bread Mullins and CrumpetS all paris IF the Gu
n Blot Mullins from The stove from O'Clock tii lp.
NJ All orders left n the above number " bt tltA-
lnl1 raceNel. and nunctuLlE attended y = "
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INSTRUCrlO\-A gentleman Of many
yearS' experience WIKI instruct Ia Msihcmacs ~ Eng
sh lu arsaie families schooS Particular titteron
gwen % Auihmetr. Algebra. Suneying. En-inecfng,
prawiug Vi Ms, Charts Best ID reference gwen
sil.e>s GEOsr TRY Tribune off-s } ltus
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THOs X wILSo,
TRANEUNG TRIMS A. .orne,

u of Broadway and Walls 4 superior 1r,!rl. If sole
Leather lluuk for American ~ European travel other
aId Garrett Bags Ladle, Dres. and Eai Ba,e, Trunss
f.r PaCAng. ~ wholesale A. retail. Pos
JOHN CArTNACH.
- Fave imMNIL' n g. Brorfua.. cor W4tl-s-
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GENTS FASHIONABLE FALL

~ CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS. SC
THOMPSON PECK = NIXON. No 3pi Broadway 'cr
Duanest have constantly hand good assortment ~
fine and fashionable ready made Clothing and lrRs1ing
goods. consisting part oi Hosiery. Gloves Sh' her' ta
Cotton Undershirts and Drawers. Hands eTchef, Ca-
vais.
Also Geuflemeu's Toilet AT cles Shirts made - orr
The would invite attention - their stock Of Cloths CASH
meres and Nestings which ST the newest s ies ald
which garments viii be made n the best manner ID
r,,>f f.sbior 9f.le STYLE 4 IRA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-26
The Irish Line or Steamers.

10 TllE EDITOR OF THf
see that you have noticed correspondent who
recommends joint stock subscription Of %
per SHARE (S25O, 000) to establish alne Of steamers
between this city and Galway.
Now, Mr. Editor, this is mockery; for the sub
ject is well understood by those interested the
friends Of the enterprise could desire, for one
would interfere in the matter that was not opposed
to universal British dictation.
propose that some of the wealthy adopted cits-
Gems of this city should hold preliminary meeting
to organize joint stock company, to be called ths
American and Irish Steam Navigation Company
capital two millions of dollars-which wsuld ooa-
stract six steamers Of sufic ient size to keep up Q
continual communication with Galway, in spite of
British influence here, and British opposition there
The two millions oSs stock could be subscribed
and paid In, in solid each, In ninety days after che
call & published by The company. There Ia not an
adopted citizen "a exceptions Of coursel in ths
country but would take one share, go. In every
town Of the interior Of this vast republic thors
would be found active, intelligent men, who would
exert themselves to procure subscriptions TO the
stock, free Of expense. There are 10000 men il
this country who would give $40 to establish per-
manent line Of steamers between this country aal
down-trodden and oppressed Ireland. Now, Mr..
Huuh, will you give this ball the FIRST rolf
II OR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-26

MURDER AT GLASGOW, Mo.-Mr Green, of the
Glasgow Times, is in this city, on business con-
he received letter from Glasgow, dated on the
18th, giving the particulars of the murder OF Wal
ter e. Chiles, Of that city, of which brief tele-
graphic report had been received day or two be-
fore This account says:-'sl have to inform you Of
the most cold booded murder ever committed in
the city Of Glasgow. Our neighbor and fellow
citizen, Walter q. Ches, was brutality stabbed in
the region Of the heart about dusk last evening, by
. man whose name Is not known positively, but sup
posed to DO Alfred Rose, from the neighborhood Of
Brunswick. He had been in the neghborhood all
the afternoon, drunk, and aourishing large Spa
nish bowie knife at Baire's Exchange, who, about
supper time, got him out, and shut his door. From
there he went to Chiles', and fell upon his pave
ment (wooden one), when Mr.. c. put him of in tho
street. He got up and attempted to 20 In the
house, Mr.. 9. endeayoring to prevent l.. The
man persisting, Mr.. &. struck him once or twice
with chair; the man retreated almost to the mid
die of the road, when he turned and opened his
shirt, and Immediately drew his knife, aud rushed
at Mr.. c., who was sitting, leaning against one Of
the pillars Of the house, and plunged 1t into him. in
presence of some half dozen or more persons, who
were completely paralyzed, so much So they could
not interfere. Mr.. G. exclaimed, " am killed.
| and turned towards the door. The assassin thon
rushod towards the rivers bank, and down he went,
with the knife in his hand its stecpest point in
to the river and was seen TO come up once or twice,
when, it is supposed, he sank TO rise more They
have been engaged in graphing for the body all
the forenoon, and are still engaged at IL but it Is
the opinion Of some that he vas not wned, but
escaped by swim ming under water; however, many
Others positively assert they saw him sink the same
| as drowning man would do, with extended hands.
| There are a great number OF stories about as to
| who no Is or was. The knife was found this morn
ing just mt tho edge Of the water, by one OF the
stage driven. who went down TO hunt, while went
up stairs TO SEQ Mr. Chilcg, who, MS got In sight,
| Just breatbed bis last about five oclock-just nine
| hours from the time OF the sad occurrence. The
city was in quite excitement, and, If the muir
dcrer had been caught on the spot, he would not
have bad the chance Of dying by drowning. i
have doubt, from the excited state OF the public
mind he would have been torn to pieces Mr.. C.'s
death is universally regretted, and the afflicted
family have received all the attention the sympa-
thics OF the town could afford. He will be buried
this afternoon, at Digges Ground, at half past six
o'clock. The Odd Fellows will be oit In full num-
beers, and have no doubt all tho citizens, Of all
ages and sexes will follow him to his last resting
place. II has thrown heavy gloom over the whole
community. -sf. Louis Republican, July IL.