New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09
CITY ITEMS.

JULIE, AT METROPOLITAN HALL.-The single c1ncer.
given by julien last nj ht len route for Phadsphis wss
an extraordinary sLrandt the French have t. The Hal
had over three thousand peopes most exuberant and
oppressive jan-Aoor and galleries were crowded Not
only the occupied but in the intersces chairs
were placed and many stood besides
The pieces we're what he he's given before The Auleri
cen Ousdres were received with accustomed shouts We
cannot commitment the audience on their discrimination in
hardly railing band for such pieces the Der Freschuz
overture and tie Huguenot illustration.
To night NJ Julien and bis company appear in Philldet
ph Grea crowds ATTENDED his later concerts in Bostoo
PoySyr Srnyyr - Where Is that" Well now. 1t
shows how ule you know of New York to ask where Is
uonndst Perhaps you thought all the bonnet stores were
in Broadway Bowery and Csnals You were never more
mistaken those only the outside posts OF the enemy
Yes enemy we speak advsedy. enemy Of mans purse
and woman happiness II you don't believe it 90 to Bon
net st. with hard up pOcketbook in one hand and zone
cf the leaning upon the other one who wears those
outrageous be tinseled bespanged bowed and lowered
symbols Of barbsrsm, "the very hight OF fash
ion" and heas her sigh for that love Of bonnet or
, dear title hat and fes;hers feel tho sharp wnge
your own will give while paving fifteen dollars Tor
mass Of silk velvet satin feathers ribbons fowers lace
p,.eboard wire glass beads and nse Ct cetera twisted
rled and mixed up together in all sorts Of queer shapes
aordng no protection to the head in rain or shine Tor an
Lour OF either will certainly spoil tho thing as Il would the
froet spanglcs OF May morning.
your purse not almost long your do not goto
Bonnet st. Do not trust yourself if you woman more
particularly young one and s,nore particularly you
are not but have one dependent upon your small salary
even 10 take walk through that street. only just to sea
the fashions" 1t the street of temptation. Upon on,
bok mon one side of the street Ithousand two hundred
and III rty three bonnets Of all conceivable colon sze
shspes fors fashions figures and prices except dear ones
none are dear that lie in price though all are dear sweet
things to look at win stare You in the lace IRON every
pdoy door counter show Gaze nook corner tempting
ven 10 step in and just inquire the price OF that splendid
"plum coored satin trimmed with domestic fowls feathers
tipped with bugles with the blond lace and blue bells
silver pistls the inside Oh is IL not the richestt Ting
YOU have seen this season. Is it dear maam" "Oa
"no Lord be.s You sold bcnnes so very cheap
as vo do this season just almost giving them
away Money so tight in Wall St, and We must meet our
paper YOU know and my husband is in Paris buying the
very best articles and latest fashions viii sell you that
exceedingly rich he, for less than it actually cost
@How muchl
You shall have it. upon my honor, for JUST what the ms
terial. cost declare YOU shall have it for SIS that will
not afford cent profit nothing for making is great
bargain upon my word and viii give youa box and send
it home or you bad better put il On and will send your old
one home If you care have IL is not Of much conse
quence'
No it is not Of much consequence yet cost seven dollars
les than seven months ago.
Then the old one was taken Of and the tried
and then tho seller sad
Il de- Isre row. have not sold bonnet THE season that
fitted 20 well a. this one Loot al her Sir don't you think
il is becomng?
or course he did: lie was bonnd 10 say che was his
wife Then she looked sppeangy to him o. much as TO
say n now do let have IL indeed never shall be hap
py without IT, Then be took bod of his small purse and
ookedyes be felt unhappy What did they come to Bon
netst for Unhappy street Both are unhappy. Inc
benevolent seer of bOnnets how miserable she has
mode.wo fellow and h heart !. touchedioaehad
TO Set the new bonnet taken of and the old one about 10 be
put on.
Oh don't do that Don't think Of such thing, you
nu,f have IT, would sooner lose dollar mysef-yes
"two-thtre YOU shall have it for thirteen Husband -
about to walk ovie lays hand upon biz arm and gives
one more look and says Oh do now tina; dear SOUL
ubsnd takes GU, his porte monnue and hands to his
wife with look that said plain as day wish had
rot come to Bonnet 5; Wife looks over the money
There is only si2 She s disappointed She looks one
more appeal Il is answered the leas. BIT petulsnty
have not another dollar in the world
The Indy a. her elbow has counted t2 a. fast a. herself
aud sny, in the blandest tone q" think my dear hstb
right Let me see.
she wants to get the money into her hands She does and
counts Il over and sighs
There 10 only tis aud really do not know how 70 take
that -ha lose much but WILL for dc love 10 make
people happy"
Happy in Honnoi ulors one Is made happy ~hlo ten
src mserablo Ono half miserable because they se
.ir,si full Of bonni- aud s,l the old ones ana
o. sny unhappy husbands because ih"y have To
Ray uf the e,nassgunce pride Of we- mslhg them
..i,ss unhappy rather Than see her 40.
We raisd along behind The couple % hey cent AWAY
aud overheard him saJ. Now have sc' dollar |" pay
@es, tss,i with stis wseh
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snausL ira,ii.s I've 81 .s'sa dslls's "ssA s'"'
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nsii ..sss have 80. k-. u shs . rs's' re' sss
,L,. s-is - ,lNt lrr ehesY isss .hs. $500
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