“'! reward. R. 13. C.fUS ft Concert.It will be seen hv the following notice from our friends Payne Webster, that they have decided to bring off their Concert on next Tuesday evening, manure all the opposition that has been raised to Gift Concerts, as be-1iinsr immoral in their tendency, as well us a® * ivirtual infraction of the law :[For the Tribune. jej Siu:—It may be supposed by the citizens jthat the Gift Concert contemplated by us I would be given up on account of the numer-; ous articles which have lately apppoared in j L i opposition to Art Unions, Prize Concerts, i !* j e. We, therefore, would state most ax$u-\ n ; redly that the Gift Concert will take place on i next Tuesday evening, without fail. !There are a lew tickets yet unsold. jThe undersigned express their regrets that! their project of giving a Musical Concert and Idistributing the Instruments used at the Con-;cert, amongst the audience, should have created so much unpleasant discussion in the papers of the city. Feeling no desire to transgress against either the laws of the rillILOKt*d e-tyof ty, or the moral and religious feelings of the itf-n!ofa*ti-cominiuiity, they entered into the project;! and the sale of Tickets now prevent their I abandonment of the project.We trust we can satisfy any conscientious opponent, who will call at our rooms, that in this case there is no principle of gambling really involved. Payne Wedstek.The “‘Striped Fig” .Nowliere.L. a.;%lt;clt;h Ady ct-t possess cure tJftb in eveihumai * invr Old Sc Eru ptl Ague ! gain i; Head, sore c penuaFt is Stale, Medicputatu virtues prone and in we lia’ by testrnnnv