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EXECUTION OF JOHN ERpENsTsIN AT

EXECUTION OF JOHN ERPENsTEIN AT
NEwARx, N. J.-Erpenstein who WAS convicted at
The January term of the Oyer and Termiaer for the
murder of his wife, BY poison was hung In the hall
of the County JAIL at Newark, at IL AN, yester.
day, in the presence Of quite number OF persons,
and q company Of military. He appeared at the
gallows with . German Bible in his hand, and a
COPY Of his confession in German, accompanied
with several German elergymsn. After prayer,
Erpenstein rose, and with firm and clear voice,
delivered a brief address in German, OF which we
give the following translation:
"CENTLHnIN AND STRANGERS. You have cDms here to
witness the q Justice and law, aud hooe ina
have awa behaved SUCH zanaer TO HA'd ny ktends
perhaps already in half hodr Will forgive me NY sine
pray fcrgve my enemies, and thank him Tor Inc
be has shswp during nv confinement N prison. N
epbghtehipg my spIH feel ne mas iSrgivsn ne or tae
wpssgs have done and that through Chns ssa b 70
esved before his throne brother 10 Christ, where
shsl meet ny wife az ain IN The heavenly bridal garment
rent have with during the ffeen wesks VI my In.
pTtI justice Of the lsws Of ihs state o.
NewJse,; and tbask y01 &c aslemen turning toward
hn spnRusl advisesl 1.-THE brV hsy lore aud affection
beid In his hans, be c9nt1ued feel am forgiven
through grace of Goi and the Sod Of Csrss and a.
ptei uy fu ispeLtebeHceI give into your hands IN
confession which bsve drawn up dalng re laN days st
my tsrky sxis.sxee."
After handing his confession to Rev Mr.. Winns,
and stating to tns spectators that he hoped there
would be conten about DIS con 'erson from tue
Catholic faith, be commented himself In orisf
payer to his God. After q brief interval, Sherih
Wi liam Pierson executed the sentence o! the la "
upon the prisoner.
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If we should insist upon the advantages
Of umbrellas in rainy weather, every man
who had lived in rainy climate would
have his revenge upon us for advocating so
obvious truism, BY setting it down as an.
other ism. Yet if people would walk in the
rain without umbrellas, we should undoubt-
edly advocate their use. It's just as obvious
d truism that city Of the size and charac-
ter of New. York should have a spacious
pleasure ground for public resort, and it is
because there is none such that we occa-
sionally recur to the subject. The want Of
it is, at present, the great defect Of the
City. There is no other metropolis in the
world which has not its parks and gar
dens- not small patches Of grass and gravel
inclosed in paling, but hundreds of acres
Of lawn and wood and field. Berlin, for in-
stance, is built at every disadvantage upon
. barren plain. But the Thiergarten or
public park just outside the walls is the
most attractive point in or around that city,
and every possible improvement Of an iu-
practicable situation is made in the arrange
ment of that park.
A park in city, or at point easily ac-
cessible from it, is the 6sest luxury Of which
city is capable for il is the transferring
into the town of what is peculiar to tho
country, so that the citizen enjoys at once
he excitement Of the streets and the charm
Of woods and fields. WHAT would Flor
ense be without the Cascine what Rome
without the viilss-what London without
Regents and Hyde Parks-what Paris
without the Garden of the Tuileries and
the Bots de Boulogne-what Vienna with
cut the Pratsr! What would thsse cities
De- &c mean, to the citizen seeking pleas
ant recreation away from palaces, galleries
OF brilliant thOrouehfares.
Yet LONDON aad Paris and Vienna could
dispense with Pratsr, Park and Garden
without feeling the loss 20 sensibly IS
We ought to feel the absence of such re-
treats, because there are innumerable
chatsaux, villas, summer palaces and
grounds which would take their places.
But New-Yor 10 destitute of any re-
sources of this character but what she
creates for her.e'f We have no romantic
nsigbborkoOd easily accessible but West
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Ncprss In the Senate numerous re.

CONGRESS- In the Senate numerous re-
ports, resolutions and petitions were presented
The Coinage bill passed. The salary of the
New. Hampshire District Judge was increased
and the Senate went into Executive business
with the latchstriDg pulled in.
In the House, the Homestead bill was dis
cussed by Mr.. Fuller of Me-, in pointless
speech against this beneficent measure, and by
Messrs. Churchwell of Tenn. Grow Of Penn,
&C., in able speeches in favor Of it. The House
has not talked so much good sense, in one day,
for long time; let action follow debate.
LEGIsLATURE.-We have but partial and un
important report of the proceedings yesterday
The bill lsgalzing the Canal contracts was or
dered to a third reading in the Assembly
EUROPE.-The news from Europe presents
little of marked Importance. The New Ministry
had announced the intended dissolution Of the
British Parliament The country is wide awake
for the new Election, to be controlled by few
privileged voters. France is as tranquil as tyrra-
ny can make it. Spain is sending out new
Governor General and more troops for Cuba. -
( CALIFoRNIA.-Twelve days later from the
and of veIinw 1".', E-e 80 p~---i--;Il..
and the loss of the steamer North America on
the Pacific Coast, 70 miles south of Acapulco.
are among the items of news. We give an alb
stract of the two Conventions to appoint Dele.
gates to the National Conventions. 1t is said
that the Wing Delegates are for Webster, though
no instructions were given. The Opposition
Convention voted down Douglas resolutions.
The Delegates are said to be for Buchanan.
II Gen. Winchs ster one Of the passengers
ON the North America, from whom We shall have
a detailed statement. The passengers were all
saved. 49,.
~ The Steamer Marion arrived at late hour
last night from Charleston. We are indebted to
J. c. Mather, Esq, Clerk of the Marion, and to our
Contemporaries OF Charleston, for late papers.
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WASHINGTON.

Indian Agent Ter Caufofn10.
oosyespondence Of The n Y. Tribune.
WARRINGTON. March IS, 1884,
II is not many weeks since all the Wings
who heard of the selection, were agsrievsd and out
ragged In their feelings by learning the appointment
Of young noisy red.mouthsd Loco.Foco, BY the
name Of BsALr, Of your State, as Indian Agent for
California. Many of the Presidents most intimate
personal friends called upon him before the appoint
ment was made, put him in full information Of his
most offensive and Objectionable political character
and Mr. FILLMORE promised that the appointment
should not be made. YET the appointment was made
the Office by the Wings OF that State Other West
ern Wings urged the appointment of Mr.. BoeGs, Of
Mo-, gentleman said to DO one of the most &C.
sound Wings were passed over and violent Loco.
Foco selected In preference Yours ITHvRIEL.
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NATIONAL SOUTHERN RIGHrs CoSvgN-
TIoS.-7hs Washington I'd. CO. Sou'aeT" Press
urges the holding of National Convention OF
the friends Of Southern Rights as the emily safe
" of the South, owing to the performance OF
Abolition" in the councils Of the old parties.
The Southern PYess is amazed at the movements
OF the South for representation in the Opposition
and Whig National Conventions.
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n B-Patient and you will be rid of

B-wiss and purchase CosTARs Ererminstor
B-Sure you bay It At No H Broadway
RTrustful Mice Roaches Ants and Bsdbugs viii leave
B-Ware OF humbues for Costars the e. Ruins.
B-Prudent and you Will buy o eounserieiS'
B-Cause Costar has no peodlers
B-Uv II at CosTAR's vermn and Insect Extern major
Depot, Mo- AA Broadway, y holesai, and retail.
They all deserve killing:
And who not willing
To give them Q filing
All uhof
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TIE HuDsoN RIVER The Hudson River
has been closed the present season o3 days, bsipg
twelve days mere than the average Of the 81 years
ffon I7ss to ls52. The longest time Of Suspension
of navigation on record u lso days, In Is43-,-shs
shostest in 1885, ~ days The boass are no ply
Ing regularly on the river, the morning ana evening
lines having both commenced operations.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81.

ADVERTISING IN THE WEEKLY TRIBUNR.-Ths price for
advertising in this paper will henceferth be 30 cents line
each Ia sertiOn.
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The CRYSTAL PALACE AeAIN.-fatens
49,. y,.,.,r and Patent Tnree plv Carpets. precs sly
the ssme a. we're hibed at The Worlds FAR, elssn
mosaic and scroll figures Of the met magnncsM ana
unioue ,tyles AZ No. 90 Bowerv. HIRAM ASDkhsos D.
ths crr.insl DEPOT for these new style Of cafpsu
R-Begare of init atoms
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S1,5oo,ooo in Gold.
GREAT FIRE IN BONNEVILLE.
MEETING OF THE STATE CONVENTIONS.
NEWS FROM THE MINES.
Marriages, Deaths, &c. &c.

The Mail steamer Crescent City arrived
last night from Chsgres bringing 81 900 in gold
and $40 passengers. She len Navy Bay on Sunday,
the 2lst inst, and brings dates from San Francisco
to March 2. Among her passengers are J. II. Clay
Mudd, and Judge Davis, Delegates to the Wing
National Convention, Captain Kane, U. 8. Army,
and Steven C. Masset OF 72s Harysvils Herald.
The Crescent City passengers made the frst trip
over tho Panama Railroad running from Buyo Sol
dada to Navy Bay % miles, saving IS Of River
travel. Every one seemed very well pleased, and
cheers were given at each end of the line The
passengers waiting at Panama will all get through
on the two Company's steamers Northemsr and
Oregon.
The independence, Lucas, Vanderbilts
Line, with $29, OIL in gold dust, md Gregoys Ex.
press left San Francisco, March L. at p NJ for San
Juan, Nicaragua
The P. M. 8. Co.'s steamer Northerner,
D. Randall, Esq, commanding, with the mails
and Adams & Co.'S Express, Left March 2, At IA. N.
for Panama, with 23o passengers and $l,4oo,OoO in
gold dust. The following the principal shippers;
Adams Co..... $3.50 600 Page Bacon & Co $4ls,0oo
BurtogLe & Co.. !50ooIDfe1el, sather &
Collins, Cushman Godefroy, slllcm
q &c.; $4,000 4 Co.,. $3.50 80
Hastler, Balnes DAVIDSON. IV0,cV
Co...... $4,000 Tallant, Wilde &
J.Peck &J.Wllson 10 500 C0....-.......- 10000
Case, Heiser Co. 81 900 HuHey, Bond &
Richie, Osgood g. HALE ----.---.-. 27,750
Co........--... $4,000 Mills & Co...---.. 1880
The U. S. storeship Lexington, W. Red
ford, Esq, Lieut. Commanding, arrived from New.
York, March |, whence she sailed the 2sth of Au-
gust She touched at Rio de Janeiro, and vslpa-
raiso. She was within one hundred miles Of the
Heads IA days ago. but encountering gale, was
driven to the South, after which abe was delayed By
Gains and head winds.
The U. 8. sloop-ef-war st. Mary's,
leaves on March l. direct for China, having board
the shipwresked japanese; Captain hasruder
having instructions to deliver them to the
mander Of the East India Squadron. The st. Mary's
will return home by the Cape Of Good Hope.
Our thanks are due TO John F. Rodgers,
Purser Of the Crescent City, and to Adams & Cos.
Express for the prompt delivery Of California flss
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A CARD.-The undersigned beg to an
Dounse that the tausgs their building sustained BY the
IRE Of the 37h, viii be immediately repaired. They
now resdy TO exhibit tb usual.
CRANES THOMSON, No Dey. 1t.
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RsApY.MApE CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE,

ZOE CASH CREDIT This department Of our business
= under the direction and msnt William Gard
nsg whe has had long eence and 10 practical and
tasty in this branch Of busness We invite the attention
Of dealers 60 the style Of this stock particularly
Light Pis6ts u the have adopted beng oon-
yncsd that s the popular one prepared to grant
kberal terms Of credit in this department.
We solicit an psction Of the stock from close buyers
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A NuassRy RHYME

A NURSERY RByME.-
There once was a man and he lived BY himself. ,1
And All the bread and cheese he got he put upsn she
Rat the Rats aud the Nice they made soch striis
He was forced to get Lyon savs nis wre'chei ne
And The File n and he Bags his capets aud MS oeu
Made him look for Powder which killed them al oead
So friends If you troubled Ia this way aay mne'
n anra 70 m 10 I.YON-Rroad WaI "a.
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PASSENGERS.

J. Bell, 1; w Lspslsy, ~ Hogs. T J; North. A. Has
Lawrsscs, J. Jos %, d. Crsbtree, ". c. P enish H. 4
Marks, v ysnehid. F.nnsssn, Hayden. T.
s. Bsntep, =. qreeDloek. J. H. Orr J. Bsnsllack. r.
Orn,by, J. Mccain. n. Lrstinans Strong g White.
s. Issacks, VIM vhtsey. Louis Sheets, T. A. Tipsaa.
Jucss Davis Gedfly, W cu:ss s.asI.. i.hs Ste
8 y. Cisre F. T.ls D. ". Berry. A. vsa Vsuiisa5ursh,
G. W Grihds. =. Smith. Z. Ja.msrsOn c. D. maxwell
P.nsr. Mr. Cutler, N.Y.: Philips, J Hqd.o.; "; 4.
s,rssch. q. y. Isicsssn. T. j. JsSssoa, N. Cs:nsr,
B. shsIsr. John Br.sdise, john G,idsy, H. Danaa.
" ". white. II l.. Cline. A; G. Oaks. M Wadswcrth
Chs. msn J. Neon, Yates, A. JORDAN. Capt lie Roy
and $50 in stesIags.
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C.sy JoBBrve SroRE TO THE ATTN
20 eusrwp MsRcaaNrs.-NINs SEPARATE nNp
LUZ ono ANlzA TIoNs UNDER ONE FlkA--we ca
IL shs moat extensve asssftmeht OF 9soos onessu ~
~. r,tv Our sysen disuon OF Goods un9ef tne nsso
With ecafste aLiz&tion ana
- ;rsrree eperey, economy ssd ability. .,....
The Heads Of Department. are educsfed ief IN" s~"
"a AM, ,hey are called upon TO peri Tm.
Hosieyy Department, Sa@usl Gfoocock, rurehasef sAa
WHss Goods Department Henry K. o'Kssfs. Purchaser
&C Capss ssd Oil Cloth Department. W. .. Barry. Par-
Voo,sn Department and all Goods suited for Mems
Vsar ssd the TRIMMINGS therefor. Dexter rnAny' RI"
Ysshse Nofsn Department a separate and distincs
sock A. complete any establishment ercunveT II IN
ina tosn al Shelley Purchaser and Manager n
prinr ard CinRham Depntnent. H. o. mouiton' fu-
shsssv and Johp a. Piinpssn. Manager ,,
Dormsstie Goods Depar msnt r. o. Moulsen ruse~s0f'
smd Johu O. Piimptep, Manager ., =, ,x,.u. ~.
Wonen's Dress GOODS Deparmcn, D. IT, Moui'os' -
.Asssy md Jobn @ Plinptnn, "a snager
on deeds are offered at NIT CASH PRICES unssvssms
v,s1s are requested to call and ersmDe the merits q
~ nroSepsiocs and Inquire for Mr. Phmpton VINO Mii
mo them acquainted with the head OF each Depernen
orr Ready N ade Clothing Department managed Of
slusvsly BY william Gardrer; the garments are maui
sssarsd and got up By him. and are provsrbi for Their
sss os: ..rm: Of credit Q, Ready
Importers and Jobbsfs No. n BROADWAY
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" New Mantillas, Silks, Grenadines

Grape Dc Paris Donna Maria. Bareges Muslin de Lains,
Imperial Satin Plaids printed Jacenets Lawns Organdes
yoaazde Canton Grape and Other shswls in full assort-
goods In quality. style and pnce to meet the ap
pYovNl Of purchasers. TIFFANY & CUTTING,
No
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B The pews in st. Thomas Church
viii 30 sold At snctiop. 1t O'Clock this aftsrnoon
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EsrABLIsHED ls25.-In this, the twen-

eth year Of Successors TO the ogna pro-
psts Of the 0nly Estsbisbmsnt in the Cay IN the year
75 n who'll was protected and succsssfuly carried out,
The idea Of supply Of solely FIRST quality Ready made oar
nents bshsoves to announce in the ddence OF our
made TO equal productions, that we sill continue to
Keep hand the best ass of Ready made Clohns
b Is had In this market TO which would solicit the At
ntisn Of those who in Of emsgency or otherwise
require first rate suit at prices which must satisfy the
dscernng that the most economical not the
Lowest priced goods.
As ususA supply Of the newest and most desirable lab
lsine articles made to MEASURE which department the
hest talent u snpoysd. ". I JENNISos CO.
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CARPETiNGs, &C.-SMIrH e. LoUNsBERY,
Ne. <%s Pearl have in store complete and de-
uyahs assortment of SPRING STYLES. which they Of
fsriAs as he following very reduced prices:
Velvet Carpets ics 10 ss Tapestry Insraias e. 70 IT,
Tapestry do 10 to les superhns to g.
Drussss do. Ia to ios EatYa fpe d.. s..
Three ply do.- Ia to o. iCot Wool do Is 81. to -.
Alss Floor Oil Cloths TO ~ feet wds and choice
poYtmsnt Of al ether goods with the trade from
nto - per cent. less than lass Years prices.
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arrested BY the people. and promptly hung on ,As
spot In this city purglaries have been Of ainos,
Biehtly occurrence, ana thus far the crminals re-.
escaped without detection.
The miners are complaining of the cre,t
lack OF water On this account the produc, AZ hsi,
lsbors has 60, been az large as usual
Among the passengers by the Golds,
Gsie is Col Lsdissus Berzencsy, the chief next "a
Eossuth o. the Hungarian exes hrourns OF =, N.
7 fisate N ississippl from the comiaions az ths
SULTAN. This gentleman. whose history in connee-
ZION with the noble struggle OF Hungry, IA veil
Known. together with hls subsequent exile and NJ,
reception Ia The United Sssfes 10 at present on Ais
way TO China. With the purpose Of seekins out IN
the interior OF that country nation, believed % Be
me source non whencs spring me people OF Hun.
gary.
Madame Bisoacc.anti is expected hera
soon, ard will be We. received Her business AGENT
Mr. George Locer, veil known as COM poser and
musician, arrived q few GAYS since. In the Golden
tate, and making pre- srations for series OF oo-
cratic Concerts, which she coasempates giving after
her arrival
approximations are entertained for the
safety of the propeller Monumental City. She lsf.
Panama some time in January. arrived At Acapulco
on the ID ut and departed thence the same dsv.
Since then she has DOT reen heard from. She nad
on board q number OF passengers, and among them
msny returning Cahfonlans with their families
The weather for the past two weeks,
like that OF the whole winter, has been delightful
and until the past two days uninterruptedly clear
On the 2Th OF February no wever slight rain fell,
which was repeated on the following day. The in.
cicstiops are now that We shall have further rains
before the setting IN Of the dry season.
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The GREAT CARPET DEPOT AND RReU-
lAroR OF Trade PRICES Tor prices Of English Tapestry
Brussels Inpssial Three ply sad EnssA Ingram Carpets.
on Cloths, Rugs &c visit the esat spacious ssss rooms
Of No. - RoWery-HIRAM ANDgRsoN's there you will
bsooas familiar with the tremendous prices and
kAoSdiANy reductions in Care o., nc
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN

PROVED Property IN rHE CITY OF NEw-YoRx. AT
AUCTION I'VE invite the Of capitalists and 9TH
en- - the LARGE sale OF vuse Real Estate aactsn
xSTnoNY BLEKcKER, THIS DAY, IL u O'Clock at the
en- Ne ssstA corner Of Chambers asd Broad
10Y eccSpaeA By Tiffany. Young elts the elegant house
herees Al iass Nos 81. u ard 20 whisshall.s st
"a: nessss and lots Nos sos 81 and 500 Bovsry.
inciuac9 ne corner OF let o. houses and lots Nos
esd isss sna the houses and lots Nos L. and Ex-
ua;3. Ano We acase sAd lot No $40 Bewsry house
ana iot no EsW ieeA e., and the valuable saseAold
premises No ies an s Ase. ays valuable building less
aad three lots 9Th :S,A q Nsn ~ ,hs atovc
property can be had At The aaesa rooms No Broad T.
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GEKrLRMEN's HATs.-BIRD, corner Pine
end Nassau st. viii introduce the Spring style OF HAS
hja Day Fearing no rival the dcDane Of taste or
Ianulactuvs he & willing submit his fabrics to the IN
Specton cf the critical and discriminating
0Rp con- Or Pine and Nassau cts. February 49, 1851
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" Carpeting, Oil Cloth; 4

~ CafPetlng, QlI Ci":s.ss &C., at No.
III Bows,y N. GILLESPIE has just received from
sosI; Manufacturers new and splendid as
SSsaes. " rspestry, Brusssls Three ply and Iagrain
OF elegant patterns and coors and confident in
that the low thev offered At cannot be
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH FoR KNox.-The uni

vs,.sI besto cd upon KHoxs spring style
II Hat ls.bes stdhtnal evidence q his ssi ana
faste II n really beautiful structure and quality OF ma
Ssrisi and il 10 matter Of surprise how excellent an
article can BE- furnished the low price Of four aosT
But che 10 the days, ana kno1 nnos ~
a hs inerest to be in the fashion II are seeking io
snrins kat o. yet cheap, No l2S ruton o.
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" FoUSrAls's India and French Store

" FowLER h WELLs, Phrenologists and
esShsAsn, Clinton Hall, No. i3i Nssssust.. New Yort
aaA Ne IA " ssAingtsa-S Bestoa.
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R Tremendous Rush for CARPETS ant

Floor OIL Cloths. At No 90 Bowsy, HIRAM ANpsRsoN's
y all owing to their selling elegant Spring raoestry,
Brussels, English ThTse-pv AID double .uper6ne and
common lIsrsn Cspes. Oh Cloths. Rugs, Stair Carpets
Mating. &c, 1t such atoAh hing And nuaccsuaaes low
nYicas- 1.-The greatest oppvl tuntY offered
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TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE CREsCRNrCIrY
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Spring AND SUMNER HosIeRY.-.RAY &

SPRING AND SUMNER HosIrRY.-.RAY e.
ADAMS shssrsy open tAeu goods to The s1aminaos Of
dealers, osa1deAty believing that their in aahe
Dating the wants Of the Esw-Yosk Hosiery market will
The approval Of the intelligent dealer and
NAY d ADAMs, No. 81 winian-ss.
~ Il would be safe to offer bounty for
Ne first gentleman that has been dssasfsd with
Get OF Shirts made GREENS No lAstor House. who Gts
every form and more that satpfss every customers.
a Mourning Goods Of all kinds, as
blesk DombAzls and Alpaca black Canton Capes plain
Saeh sss black ana WIN: De Lanes s;s. ana WHITE
half Mourning 0oods. NAV be found in every desirable
quantity and variety ut HITCHCOCK LEADBEATRRs, No.
~ Broadway, Leon AID 81, also
eeeAt assortment Of cheap Spring 6haws Slks So, &c
New CARPETS FOR SPRINe TRADs.-The
ssbscrbsr has now hard and constantly receiving
patterns of Tapestry Brussels Three Ply and Ingram
Carpets and Oil ClSh. and beautiful ds,sns, a.
- a. and 3s 3d.. Venetians in various syles Hearth
Ccfossd Mattpss. Stair Rods &C. &C. for sale at low
prices for cash. GEO. II l.. HYATT,
Nos. <N and 446 Psarl-st.
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V0T1oI ounGkin0 WINTER Hat, Wneh UEfIN sPIonu
Spane style % IN the field Attention invited 70 ne
&ShtSssa The sprnT ike Of this exquse model
M 80 The shape mate sl and finish Marx and con,
ps1S Tocs rosD6 sec II there IS Hat out that will
GENiH. Ne. ~ Broadway opposite st. Pauis
u WARNocK's, No. 275 Broadway, IT.
v,, uo,.s affair their beautiful Spring Hats with in
eressed confidence assured that former pattern has
more satisfactorily borne the test Of observation or met
more IsadY APPROVAL.
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Sansox 4 HUMPHREY. No 80 Broadway, corner Of White
ST. having purchased largely at the late large auction
sales viii disposs Of the at the following lew prices
Rich velvets, l1s Tapestries s. Brasselc ss Three
ply, e. to b.; lngrains, a. 70 a., and AL other good
equally low.