MISS ELIZABETH T. GREENFIELD:--

_Madam_,--By the suggestion of many enthusiastic admirers of your

talents, I have been induced to address you on the subject of

another and second concert, prior to your departure for Europe.

Your advent musical in "Gotham" has not been idly heralded among

the true lovers of song, and admirers of exalted genius; of which

your unprecedented success on Wednesday evening must have

sufficiently convinced you; while all are eloquent in the

commendation of your superior powers, and engaging method.

Confiding, Madam, in your reported magnanimity and generosity to

oblige, I will divest myself of tedious circumlocution, and

fervently exhort you to make a second exhibition of your skill;

which, there can be no doubt, will be highly successful to you, and

as interesting to your admirers.

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