New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25
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t, het,veen the dOmes9e and foreign gocos mus
tenos Won We not able ai yet 10 sell our amer
haV' .,. and Under Garments al as low price .io
lean s ,hev are cheaper Our customers kno" 'nD
5npo''eo' ~" "a the demand them-consisnuy Ia
10 % w .n,,e of the absurd prejudice against nome
e'~~nf,ciured arucles-is further eVluenSo nav
Respectfully yours, ,os ao,ve,v
wo ;rfsr from the foregoing that the
- ,ola bv Messrs r. X h. stamped with
n-;,;.b CROWN are not Of their own but OF Drt''n
,t.c,rra That is a little better tnan we hSu
- % .uDnose. Knowing them as extern
.,uf.ctnrers, we not unreasonaoy pre-
- .h.t the goods they sold were 0h0f1y OF
nroduction in spite Of the crown. AND
shsv must now allow as to hope that the usy
80. d;.tsnt when they will be able aoundan'ty W
-,,n,lv the demand for such fabrics as they ueai
= =, urices sufficiently cheap without PiecnS
=. ,he;r essortments with inferior goods from
British factories ,,:-L.
IF q dozen cloth-stores, tailoring estaohSn
,0or,s sc. were started in this City the avoweo
rripcipIe of never supplying F0re'sn J80I'c ""''
n GOOD homemade counterpart could De oot0'"e"'
we believe they would gradually light their way
80 ns,ronsge and prosperity. Capital, capacity
md character WOuiQ NC ICf~h7AN~
but they could hardly fail in time 70 toucn TO
xnonsiye chord in the National heart we wish
che experiment could be tried. Ed'
THE WORLDS FAIR MUslc.-A beautiful rep
resentation in photographic cOlors, OF the great
An1d;no erected for the Worlds Fair has been
-nbr.bed by Firth, Pond x Co. as the appropri'
s,a t;tlepage to the Quadrie Of all Nations
uu,ic by the celebrated Julien. In this compost
t;on. the national melodies of England, America,
France, Russia, Italy, Spain, India, Poland, &c.
are introduced. Jullien's ideas are Immense
We shall next have his Planetary Polka
.Waliz of the Stars" and Quick-Step Of the
Universe"
~ 1.-THE Paine Farm formerly given by the
State of New.York to Thomas Paine, for his SER
vices in the Revolution, has been purchased by
an Incorporated Company to be Used for various
benevolent, patriotic and social purposes, among
others, for an Industrial School and Orphan Asy-
lum, for whose benefit Ball will be given on
"wednesday, the Goth, at the Chinese Hall. (See
advertisement A subscription of twenty-five
dollars constitutes Life Member Of this Associ'
atoD with the privilege of a Cemetery, which is
also in progress
PARoDI BACK AGAIN.-The Boston Times
states, "by authority that after PARoDI leaves
Boston. which event will positively take place
next Monday, she will give two concerts at Phila-
delphia, and them instead of going South, as was
first Intended. with StrskOsch, she will return to
New.York Z. L. Walker, the present empresd-
no has secured the Astor Place Opera House,
and he will present a series of Operas, with
full company, at the low price of one dollar per
ticket.
SPLENDID TESTIMONIAL OF EsTEEM.-On Sat.
nrday evening the Tompkins Blues, handsome
military company of this City, presented to their
Captain, James L. Waugh magnificent gold me-
CaI set with three diamonds, and displaying the
American eagle on each side, as a mark of the re-
spect and high estimation in which they regard
him. The original cost of this beautiful present
was about $500.
The WALL.sT. Observation-Disclosures Lo
throp Yesterday decided to issue warrant Tor
the arrest Of Ray Tompkins, on complaint o.
Benz Nathan, charging him with obtaining by
false representations, 100 shares OF the stock OF
the Farmers Loan and Trust Co from complain
ant. Mr.. Tompkins will enter on his defense this
afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
THE New SYNAGoGUE-The laying OF the cor
nerstone Of the new Synagogue, IN dreenest' VIII
take place this day, Tuesday, The clergy OF
various denominations are respectfully invited to
Join the procession at the temporary Synagogue
5s4 Broadway, at o'clock precisely. A dis
course lin English) will be delivered by Rev. DR.
Raphal.
~ We learn that Mr.. STEER is to give lee
;ure on Phrenology, in Clinton Hall, on Wednes'
day evening, 26th inst. Mr. Sizer is a practical
Phrenologist Of the first rank and we have no
doubt will instruct and please all who may attend
T"THE KIcKLLBUKYs on THE RHINE" is
now complete, al fee cents, at the Netc Yorker Of
fee, 100 Nsssau-st.
THE HOMESTEAD ART UNION.-A meet
Ing Of the members of this Institution took place Ssur
day night the Chinese Assembly Rooms The meeting
large ard respectable, and after discussion
Committee oftweniyfve members appointed 10 take
INTO consideration the mode OF distributing the property
and report within ve days. either through the papers or
meeting Of the subscribers The proceedings passed
of harmonously, and all appeared satisfied. We trust
mode viii be adopted which has affinity TO Lot
terry or other Gambling.
POEM AT THE CLINTON HALL.-Mr.
Park BenJsmiu's humorous poem The Age OF Gold,
postponed last Friday win be delivered this Tuesday,
evening, al Clinton Hail. commencing 81 O'Clock. Go,
reeder, and be entertained!
~ Mrs. LEsDERNIER's Readings from
shaispere and the American Poets will be given the
smyvestn Institute this evening at y O'Clock Tickets,
fry cents, to DO obtained Al the door
GRAND LARCENY.-A woman named
Jane WinslOw, arrested on Sunday night charged
with stealing diamond breast Pic. valued a. $500 from
man named Daniel Estse who the accused In Duane
~ Sunday evening and while eogRged Ia conversation
with her she Ia alleged TO have stolen he pin from his
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