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And don't forget thu nlaee-No. 3. YELLOW
CoRNER-you will be treated and waited up
on in manner that cannot fail to please you
Oct.2059 B. LlEBENTHAL.
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AmnsemenIs.

NJ B L O'' G N.
NIXONs MIDSUMMER ENTERTAINMENTS.
MAGNET cENT GARDENS. sukLESQUE 1ALLEF,
OPERATIC SINGING PROMENADE, REFRESA-
MINT, &C.
TIE JAPANESE EMBASSY AND SUITE PROMENADE
THE ESTABLISHMENT DAY AND EvENlNo Dcors
on.n all aay wbilr they remain THE GRAND JAPANESE
TREATY CHARIOT e also on exhibition.
NO PERFORMANCE ON MONDAY NIGHT, as the Jap
anese Ball occupiss tbs entiIe estahli.hment - .
THE BALL DECORATIONS viii remain on exhibition for
TUESDAY EVENING June %. ls6n.
After the STAGE PROM ENADE Doestcsss new Buie+que,
tie
LADY OF THE LAKE, TRAVEST1E.
uen expressly for this Thester and got up with splendid
new Scenery by Thoine johnson, and sssssss Coz
tunes &c.
The NELSON SISTERS MARX SMITH,
POLLY MARSHALL, w. DAviDGE.
NARY WELLS A H. DAVENPORT,
PETERS Lesson, VINCENT, ke,
TROUPE or AMAZuNiAN ZoUAVES,
In a variety Of Hshl,nd Military Eyolutons-
ft-v the frayesie,
OPERATIC INTERLUDE AND REFRESHMEN1s:
ENGLISH BALLADS, by Nine. Won BEhhEL and Nile
GEBELE.
The LAP kNESE will prouisned- among the sndeDce.
Concluding with a NEW WDiNERTiSSEMENT, ia which The
HANLON BROTHERS will appear, with Nile CAHOIiNE
TBELEUR Pemiern Danseusr from Pa sad Brussels, Als
LIMA WINDEL, th. beautiful GALE SISTERS and the
Corps de Ballet.
Tickets 80 cents Seats may be secured week in advance.
Box 0fce open all day
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.
invite attention Of friends OF the hepuohean cause 70
the following list Of documents:
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
HON. ABRAH NJ Ii n q . l. n {,
lAyxh tigede editunl

tAuthof12ed
By d. w. BARTLETT
Bound in cloth, with Steel Portrait i pages Price Sl
Portage prepaid
An Abridged Edition PAPER covers, Is cents
1rNcolHs AND DOUGLASS SPEECHES in the great
Illinois Can psirn 1885, royal octave 2ss pages stitched s
cents a copy 80 per 100 Postage 10 cents
THE LEMMUN SLAVE CASE-Full History 'f the Case,
with opiuons OF Judges and Of counsel Pnce
rs cents; per Ico $6. Postage sent'
THE CASE OF DRED SCOTIA large pamphlet OF l0i
pages Postage paid One copy, - cents; four copies Pli
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for lss, contain; Popular vote
paid) 10 cents; Il copies, Sli 100 copies, 90. .
HELPER'S INTENDING CRISIS OF THE SOUTH 1IIa
(conpenoium Price ~ $ls per 100 Soo per iOoo
Postage cents
THE KANSAS NARRATvE-B, John DOy of lawrence.
Price rs each postage prepaid express *S per loo
REPUBLICAN SONGsrER for 1850 Prize 10 cents Post
age paid
oue voices two .noIs and two bases Pfice
3 cents; 4 cents by mail postage piepsid
REPUBLICAN PoCKET-PIsToL. Price cents Post
age pad CAMPAIGN TRACTS
PLEASE PAY PARTICuIh AITsSrIos 20 .ne ,e'iA' o" r'
age 09 ThT iGs'e ffRREFREsslStE coEfLcT
Rocb.GeT Speech l83s with Charles Conor' Uni0nMeet
ii. THE DEMoChATlC LEADERS FOR DIsuNlqN; , On
AiIONAL P0LI Speech q 9 ABRAHAM i LipSen 1s
POps: a p ysdiGaSp If Ess %.''na s Hon
Crows Speech, in tbs House, Feb. 2s, 1860
VIII be ready about July /: -
VI THE LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN-By an Illinois
blcan who knows well the and his hory large
penphet doublecoumn general oiTcd-
tioi as campaign document rice cents copy, 20 ceats
pr dozen ~ 81 per hundred $50 per thousand roqured Dy
mail one cent additional be sent prepay postage Gosh
solicited and nj" be filed In the order o 'he ecep
ton -, ,-,-
The sbove printed fair type and good paper forming
each large octave reets OF 10 PageH except NO "hcn
double ze price. They sold in quantio OF one
Thousand for osE cEST per copy and the thousand
may be made up from the t above given, as tue ouyef
may desire In smaller quantities, 81 Is per hundreds y
Tdoxeu
cents per copy ~ cents DOZEN Sl 6O per loo 30
per loVe v orn,,,u
l. Stewards late Speech on the Admission OF Kansas
IL Land for the Landless The Hon. 0sIusna A. Grows
III National Politics: Abrai am LlneOln's Speech
" The IrrepTessble Conflict: Gov Stewards Rochester
Speech. 80 60. m n - d n.,,,.,.,.
Speech. , =. ,,,. M, H. u,.x
VI The BsIbarisn Of Slavery: The Hon. Owen Lovejoys
Is OF all these Speeches. cents aDge copy 81 30
ner 100; per lOo1 si postage prepaid, ceGs each,
"a cent? per dozen 100 for ~ IS lUVo or +l 50
Viii ot our Republican ruds aid 10 circulate the doeu-
ueuts Now 10 when Thousands Of minds can Dc
''~'N'O "-' --T HORACE GREELEY Co.
Tribune Buildings, New-YoTk
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Msw pnblifaIions.

A WORD to NEWSDEALERS,
~
TO NEWsDEALERS ONLY.
The undersigned prepared to supply ALL the weekly
papers to the throughout the country the lowest rates.
and ct the earliest possible moment
Dealers who may have experienced any difficulty in having
er orders filled may rely upon being served promptly by
either ofus.
H. DEXTER L Co, No. 1l3 Nasssu-st.
ROSS & TOUSEY, No. l2l Nasssu'st.
oKIF DAYTON L JONES, No. 20 Aunst
HAMILTON, JOHNSON FARRELLf,
No. ~ Ann-st.
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seats early Il nooh, ooo >!
yNortb Observation-Disclosures 6istcass HOUSE
poI I, EIIRNII PRIVATE SALE, for this week, az
No rs Clinton place. in 9Th few doors west OF
Here Ia an oppouny purchase seldom met with TO obtain
Goods al rs per less than they are really woh
h, a.,o eut very large and varied embracing ell the
c usfl and o,nanrnt that good houeteeperH can de-
sire We tan funi-h houses apartments completely even 70
the sverware bedding cutlery aud crokey In style .nd -
orice 70 a. n the most Fine Par aud Draw
ia Koon rad Library Furniture, aud second hand men
Window Drapery French Plate Mirrors Mantle Clock abd
nr,jons Dining Room Suites full assortment Of rosewood
snd Oher Furniture hne Hair Mattresses and beddns
Hnssc nd other Carpets In short have 10 ,her at great
inducements everything that good housekeepers can ask ior
mis- opportunity much better than g'ing TO sue
on for IN. goods all be examined and will be fly war
sned and Of charge. Call and see If this notice
Is not worth remembering and true In every respect Doo
open from : TOT.
nr Rnnuiux in Daily Attendance at his Office, No 81
sosclr st. o the treatment Of sPINaL ArFECiIoNs sna
~ phi MONARY. DIGESTIVE, UTERINE and URINARY
WFkENFsSEs Alse for the radical cure OF HERNIA TRIP
arssl His improved BRACES sent 70 order Ezpansa'J
Esssy msned nee
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The subIoined sensible Letter from a venerable

hy-
DEAR sl have been enssged IN an eAenslye ptschce o.
Besy thirty yeArs and during that tune mad nucn
stem liable and have the utter failure Of me IL
cine The nsoriy Of h0e csse-the es1aon oi hs
hare again have disappointed i0r nray all the TT
Prssse Supporters Braces ke give at best but partial re-
-Four Yea,s ago iend put my band your tsse entitled
"COusou Sense Chrome Diseases Your rational view Of
the mechanical Of chronic affections Of the uune
sgan uIfOdsd he rot OF the difficulty aud pointed out tue
true remedy
cipe ng up without at the time resting for It's sup
po uTun upUn parts that themselves need support
relaxation Of the abdominal muscles and consequent falling
Of the abdominal visccru pull after them as matter Of cour
spleen, &c and the dphTaym its The heart and unss rest
III ~ s spy one b1I sshly &c lIsined with all these or
ssl teir elyv position and use must zee ts tne result TO
r s,n nae opening Of PGndoras box Of IDS and suffer
ing or there 10 hardly evil that does follow upon mis-
paced position snd deTaig cement OF these organs
hear are thus und difficulty Of breabitg
lose voice cough asthma bleeding OF the lungs pipao
etc htcy follow ending IN conumPtioni displacement
etc stomach eLd rcsur upon T viii cause INDIGESTION
dytp-psls numerous evils tnat ioo" IN theH @l
gsrs pressure OF the organs above no tne y'ce dne
biOod the p,vs causes an opsuuctd cicuAO II
The blood fluid to the lower exemiti.s and the
H. they become cold nano coNeie1 WIN Nsse
veins liable dangerous affections Constipation end s
follow, the Of pressure upon tns 5setu "a od ana Ss H.
rtue is caused by pressure upon h bladder and the suerng
upon polaIsns falling VI the womb sttending all
such female together win the whole attndiag train
suffering usually termed nervous o neufsgc are ehty oe
y@ps &c g0sa aay Of E y pen 1. s SHAM a. s.y remedy for
all tbese cfhcues can be found, ! vety believe;
nSo srlsr and throwing his prejudice, fhe has any TO
In. and bats st the corec1e's OF your theory OF ns
Won may receive ec ioT your though acknowledge
;s prcipe OF honor honor is in your oese Us
well othe bot that they may - better soc 70 Teee tue
snasnpgs of those abong under his class OF dseeses
You're truly, H. JO$sLiN, d. d.
syrscuse, October is 1853.
10 DE T. L. BASSING. - . - ,
BAANINO IN duly attendance at ni' once no 'i
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M ACY,s CLEA n G. S A L T.,
M Ir1NF ,scn
AVA aoops cIosiS,i Less ~ THAN COST,
All 0f,R poNIT,E IPPIJOI,E LACFa
nLI AZ a. UHp ppSNiTE sppfiSfE I1fIspa
All Az OnR OHR u1NirnN rriHaRs o'N-'
aLL UUp Uf,p uJnr nj ACR ,!f,Ipirar I.cps
AL oUB WIDE bLAIh ri NJ If acrs
ALI OUR % Az o. GnS uSfEh 9nnWL ra~ y hAOHS.
ALL THE LINEN DamaSnS r.s ~ SroSA Z 16H,rps
ALL OIR LINN DAMAon a hhpLL ~ ~, 1gy t-.S EnS-
ALL Ouh b., "a, w. Assp "a sHhh1iNos.
r,, III N N ~; ~; ;h,, siaAS 80,
siis sieaIiins az az our our C,e " ni.e ISoa,; u i anil o
CiesI,,,ss ali an our our Lace aurtainsa '1
SIes,ine ii our French Fmbroideri,,
Ci,mrnss rii onr Scotch Fnbroidsrias
Cl.ayius ali our Linen Hapikerchiafs
Ciesring ali our HoJerv and Gloves
Siearins ali our Mitts
CLariue ali our Ladies and Mems Under Clothing.
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Truthful Readable, and Interesting"
YENHIS DAY Is READY,
TRAVELS AND RESEARCHES
IN
EASTERN AFRICA,
nrrpING AN EIGHTEEN YEARS RESIDENCE THEHE
By the Rev. ]. l.. kRAPF
With valuable Appendices aud Concise summary o 'he hes
of African Exploration.
vol. 500 pages. With Map. Sl =.
Books African travel always interes ing That
county with its population of hundred ana MY
nos of s. mis- sill. Notwithstanding the explorations OF re-
cent travellers great unknown laad Inc piese'
vo del als with mnu.Oess this result o Dr
Krsp missionary sbors aid geographical IN Eastern
Africa during eighteen years and will be found TO aid not III
tie TO e sum OF knowledge respecting Africa furnished by pre-
vious works
From The Literary Gazette London
This il a volume which deserves to ssud by that OF Lavns
Stone Dr. Krapf has with adventures, and has
made discoveries which would y fortune to any
author We thank him warmly Tor ths vsluaoie chion
icle Of his abors"
TICKNoR FIELDS, Publishers, Boston.
For sale by ell Booksellers.
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The tguar enthy meeting Of TINS Asoclaon VII Ot eIl
MONDAY EVENING, 2Jlh INST, al O'Clock. at s rooms Nos
sI7 and 2tht An Essay WI De read
by NOBLE HEATH, jr. Subject: Theory and Practice
YouuR are especially iuvifed to attend,
EDMARD SElE. RccordinR Secretary.
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VOL. XX.....No' 5,9Sl.

The Great indian hief, White Cloud, viii give
AL. ON empsranre In full costume; Professor COhiNds
AZ botanic Hail. No SO Esst Broadway TO secure
.s snu VSu,r,, "ou,, civ 4. RUSH, Secy.
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Drp SooDs.

Drp SooOs.
OOI GREAT CLEARING OUT C0I
Jul SALE cOl
OF RICH SILKS
And OTHER RICH DRESS GOODS.
TO THEIR pArRoSss. ssss leave to announce
And ESPECIALLY TO sTFASGEFs TSsITIsd Svr CITY
AT 1s;l $HS HSffE 5f55F 4
RICH DRESS GOODS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
ARGps RTcn THs sPRISG %Hy n AND SUMNER SILKS
OF rHG 4 'f.Ii T&ifEsf esq iMPokfArIoS, ri SKI
PRICES mAfkES a1fR Il FEaIE FEs + FdSnns s GsAsDsr
kks sILks cES
siLks FOR ls CENTS PER YARb-C0sT ia CENT.
SPLENDID s ASSORTMENT
lin variou: PAt'eFn')
RICH MOURNING FoULARD SILKS,
At 30 cents per Sardi l. inyHice .fdc cost I" oeDS
the MOST EXTENSIVE and VARIED STOCKS
GRIsELLE,
and OTHER GOODS,
for TRAVELLING DRESSES
To be found in the city,
Atao per cent below co-t
BAREGES, JACONETS, AND LAWNS,
VIII be offered at prices below actual to preven.
IN FACT IT is OUR EXPERIMENTATION TO CLOSE OUT
THIS STOCK
WITHOUT REGARD TO PRICES.
CHARLES HEARD & Co.,
No sol GRASD-ST
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NETWORK, MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1860.
OUT TOD A Y!

OUT TODAY!
THE OLD PIONEER OF THE wEEKLIEs.
THE WAVERLEY MAGAZINE.
NJ A. PRoPRiEroR,
BosTos, Mass.
NEW CONTRIBUTORS
TIE MOST BEAUTIFUL PAPER IN AMERICA
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Go 10 " "C0star'so
@1osrAH's'. Rat Roach, Croton Bus 6e.,
"COSTAhS" E1ternlnatoI
"COsTARS"
"COSTAIVS'-Bed Bug E1termlnstor
"CUSTAk's"
COSIAI'S'-Electnc Powder ioI inshct, So-
aS0STtE,sD Moths ia Furs, Clothes,
"COS1AB'S" Carpets, &C
"COS1AIpS' - -. -, ,... :,
NO'A>' Nichols HOtel).
al ho. hottie or aask Tor less sin drstroy Ibc
tKklN ON Any PREMISES. -
svHttt BEWARE -! OF all limitations Of - COSTAHS"
r. Sold by Druggists and ketsisfs everywhere.
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ID cured hccp. Of Che raenees for the manufacture oi
Woven sAus are now prepared to receive ron
vboesae d,leT favorable than any otn,r .sth
h,hB,n, iiu,csl HAIL. Nos "a! and l7t Fulton biootys
". G. YUSBuRGH, Agent
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DARNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

GRAND NATINFES every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON. No reserved seats Tor Msisses
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Bperiai Notirss.

Republican Central Committee. The EKecgtiye
ENENlNO Jnne 2h, at No eis Hroaow at o'clock All
By order JOHN KEYSER, Vice Chairman.
h1svly T. cLrvEIASD, secretaries.
Il fs @ hoa JOINT
Special Meeting withtbe ESssoive CO@atee q the RePab
Mean Central Committee on THIS Monday) EVENING st u
se'eA PERRn NS lS G TS ycK Chairman
H RiouARD, Secretary.
Rocky Mountain Republican Club of KINGS
heabhsSns OF bIoV. are requested to 45tsad
a. M.c Han Hh Of SnSs snd Futon -.
III be made for participating in tbe grand kstih
DR. ,nt and sddr,sses viii BE- made by the Hon JOSEPH
hOAIE, hITChlLL SANFORD, esq, and O'her eminent
FREE TERRlToRi FOR FREE MEN"
R. w. PoTTKR Sec. NJ coMSTOcK, Pres't.
Seventh Wurd-The members Of the Seventh Ward Lin.
TSfSR fS SGP hs a R SS are e. BIosdws for
pose of completing the 9s.1@n kmS y NM ~ oas G
GxoRoE MoGAS, s.c,,.
J1HE EDwAHDs
Eishteenth wurd.-A regular meeting Of the with
besdqusrterS, No III 3dav Of lSthst, TUESDAY
EVkNlNG, June 20, 1860 at o'eloek u, .c,, p.,,.
VIZ. W. STEPHENSON, Secretary.
XxIId Ward Lincoln and Hamlin Campaign
tniG nSs ts @ hs Se na The Hon
hosce seey Jas CTsngee esq ana Others vii address the
WE opRloS, Sec. JAS Z. COULTER, Pres.
W Nide.Awake Gibbs
through the county dsUUs OF obtaining UNIFORMS can do
% e ,sS Of e SoSs s sn Rpabc.n Union N IS
Broadway, Stuyvessn, institute.
New Temperance Meeting. in Contest. Mission
Good spesxg and singing Come enc, all MONDAY,
y JAMES WHITE, w C.
American Instilute Fnrmers' Club. Meets at the
Of The Institute IN the Cooper Building on MON
DAY, June IS Subject Strawberries An i'm
exhibition Of great varieties is expected Ladies and
always especially wecone Admission si~ays
nee ~ al. Ii. MElGS Secretary.
Young Mems Christian UnieD.-C. w. TOLLES.
i deliver before the Union at hri: Gin
Hall, MONDAY EVENING, 18th iuAt, 1T o'clock.
Subject" OIthodoay" The public are invited
for the GRAND WELCOME and RECEPTION Of the
JAPANESE EMBASSY, by the Municipal Authorities Of tie
IS l660
The following rules viii be strictly enforced by the Com
uittee;
No person will admitted with Spurious Ticket matter
under circumstances the Insy have been procured
special orders wi issued admission this OccsO
the number Of tickets issued Hat
Cloak III be furnished for Ladies y Gent
Each Ticket win admit ONE GESrgNaN and Two LADIEs
OSLI
Naval and Military Officers requested appear in Uni
firm. .....
he RsirshRet-room viii be open from 10 until o'clock
The Carriages win et their with their horses
hrods I'd Princest.. and take IN order
The doors will be o'clock Dancing TO commence at
9o'clock.
FL A. BOOLE, Chairman.
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ATs great REDUCTION from AUCTION.

"A = ..
ENGLISH CARPETS OIL CLOTHS PAPER HASGIN8S
WINDOW SHADES, ko.
fS0o yards Inra,n aid Thrrepy Carpets fe to zoe PEI
yard Eugh Tapestry Carpets 81 per yard usually od
~ 81 also large stock Of English Oclohs &c per yd
also 5000 pair hns gold - =
WINDOW SHADES
ti Def pair usually sold at s3 also si0 900 worth OF hne
FRENCH SATIN PAPER,
psr usually cold BIC and Soc hnc Gold Paper 30c
-. roll. usually sold ut 4 aud 81 50 st
COATES. No 5l Hudrou 1t. ab3ve spT1ng-st
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Dyspepria
"1be true theory Of CasIh md The dsgo.sIy m cure D
Dr. GoOos pfUNe great az heqvlVn 70 tht HcIre
Of rr Jcne o., discovery VI kiDe Pock Oy Jer OF e
true ciculs ion OF TIE blood by Harvey . ,,,
liz con pn.eu -nguished physicieh may o" Guy
sptI,t sed by without the arrogance OF eiailg 'Ie me
h. Hs5itPs 10 H. -. .. . ,..,.--,, .., H.
hsng the important feet thai CsiaTh can Dc
cured as hsn rightly undnntood now sS'e't lA'
v,n p little Understood H. true cause As 9le Known
I H. boob theory fabulous snd vspd Cstaffh hai pori
"a tB.rsor, tnst neither of them ever cufee-ony
ssro.dT Is the knorirdge Of what Dyspepia s and the
t,, eser- Of Il eue IT, pamphlet decubihs be DsiAay
be any Iegues ie on Slng Poass s'a"P
Water Coolers! Water Coosers!!
P,r OffeE EnTks SteanOosfs, Hotels AID pHH1s HOUSE.
CcolsFs both plain and ornamental o. sepei!o
Mil net Yus or eorrode Pces es than heretofore Al Nhoe
sae sBd rsisl By ,,., A., - an,i,os ,io
Parsops's Bxtsrminator
TIE BEBr IN THE WUhLD -, .,
Aas upsa Rat. a. t,Iot tsv esye their holes 10 de IL
ef.ctas1y pDTihss dwellings ogthsome Ho6chcs AZ S'
n aodie1e have n. Sold by oil pmgsists
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At No 429 BROADWAY.
IA f. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
Late Peter Roberts
Wfl offer the balance Of their SPRING IMPORrATIONS
For the remainder Of tn. month,
AT AN ENORMOUS REDUCTION,
Consisting Of
Rich LACES and EMBROlDEklES OF every de.chp.i,n,
BLACK LACE FLOUNCINGS, MANTlLLA3, POINTS, 6e-
REAL POINT LACEs, COLLARS, SETS, and HAND
KERCHlEfS,
PARIS EMBROIDERIRS In grest variety,
INFANTS CAPS, FROCkS ROBES. WAISTS CAFES
Lsdi.s nil lind tlis golden opportunity to . cure
CHOICE GOODS AT EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES
~ B.-TRAyELING and BREAKFAST SETS livery choice
and cheapl.
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Republican Central Committee The Executive
Conn Il the aboye Committee will MONDAY
ENENlNO Jone 25h at No 6is Sroaoway, at o'clock All
the msubers requested TO punctus ia attendance.
By order, JOHN kEYSER, Vice Chairman.
hAayTy ie ~ T, G,3E oIEvEIASD' }socrs.aIies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25
Boots, 6boes, Sc.

1SO GEO, II. GRANNISS. ISO
leDC aAxrP.cTuskRs DEPOT lOO
FOR BOOTS AND SHOES so is9 CHAMBERs-sr.N n z.
ND SHOES and GAITERS-A NEW STYLE,
WC at JUNESs Nos 10 and II ANN-sr CALL AND
sEE THEM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-22
Fashions for January.


Materials for evening dress full toilet very mag
nifcent this winerrch silks, velvets, plush and netas
Of particular make. The siks visiting dress are OF
two kinds-plain, with brocaded bouquets and velvet
The taeas Imperatrice, reps Pekn velvet, taeas with
velvet flowers, a satiu with exceedingly bright
surface and those beautiful fabrics, with gold or silver
intermixed, which SO peculiarly adapted Tor Dali
dress all made with several bouionces skirts SEINE
times ornamented with flowers bows OF ribbon The
bodies which are Of course low have several ruches or
trimmed with lace The sleeves are short and very
small and have boullons Of tue; the sleeve OF tule
with ruohes IT,
Many wooen merit the preference they obtain
Ttey have small black stripes upon grepat, brown drap
French blue ground, or with Pompaioui flowers or small
blas checks The material thick, without being heavy
REPS and popl!n are either figured or plain.
We will now describe particularly some dresses
The hrst was one of brown brocadc in small patterns
II had ends at the waist fastened by jet buckles The
sleeves were plain at the bottom aud pulled at the top
with Jockey put in large paits caught down with
buckles The same trim ming at the wrist
Another was full d for dinner, o. Marguerite vel
vet The body cut squ the front o. black velvet, and
trimmed With ruches '. narrow black anu white blonde
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-22

THE OprRA AT BosToS.-On Tuesday Adelna Patti made
her debut in the Barber OF Seville to the greatest house
Of the season The Courier has the following c1i9e-
It will always be a Of qualification TO US here IN
Boston TO think that assisted at the debut OF the won
derfu Patti in this part TO her Much was expected
OF her performance but expectation was more than sas
fed. possible that surprise was ieenng as stohg
singing is truly astonishing Though the exquisite neaness
and briancy of the "Una Voice. commended that song
especially to the appreciatve il was not till the Music
Lesson that Mss Patti fairly aroused the enthusiasm OF the
audience into full wakefulness The "Echo Song, fol-
lowed by Comn tire the Rye excited the house to an
unwontcd degree. The sparkling "Wsz,' composed
expressly for her by Sgnor Muzo is perfectly adapted TO
her STYLE and met with deserved success The cast OF
the opera excellent, and the whole performance sp
rited beyond anticipation Brigno surprised his friends
the public By some acting; his drunken scene, however
not accurate rs to induce any belief that 1t was
personal "Reminiscences. Ferr looked and acted the cha
rac.er VI Figaro well.