DEAR SIR:--At your suggestion, for the purpose of enabling Miss
Elizabeth T. Greenfield to show to her Philadelphia friends the
popularity she has acquired in this city, I cheerfully certify as
follows:--
The concert got up for her was unsolicited on her part, and
entirely the result of admiration of her vocal powers, by a number
of our most respectable citizens, who had heard her at the
residence of Gen. Potter, with whose family she had become somewhat
familiar. The concert was attended by an audience not second in
point of numbers, to any given here before, except by Jenny Lind;
and not second to any in point of respectability and fashion. The
performance of Miss Greenfield was received with great applause,
and the expression since, among our citizens generally, is a strong
desire to hear her again.
Respectfully yours, &c.,