E. T. N.

Cleveland, Feb. 23, 1853.

MR. HOWARD:--Dear Sir,--If Miss Greenfield would accept an

engagement for three months, to travel in the interior of this, and

adjoining states, I should like to give it a trial.

If we undertake it and are successful, I should like to give a

series of concerts in New York, after the opening of the World's

Fair--and probably make a second engagement. Please consult with

Miss Greenfield, and let me know her mind. If she accepts, every

thing will be done to make it pleasant for her. I will come to

Buffalo and settle preliminaries on hearing from you.

I have letters of recommendation from Mr. Barnum, which I do not

deem necessary to send you, as you saw Mr. Barnum in New York so

recently.

Truly yours,

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