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TIE SHAM CoNcEET-We have received !ro'n
Mr.. Joseph F. Atwill, 207 Broadway, note inform
ing US that he had no connection whatever WIN
the sham Concert, of Friday evening, EXCEPT 30 lar
as 10 allow his clerk to sell tickets at the door, as
he is accustomed 10 do when his services are called
for. He tells us that the money received for tick
cts in this instance was paid to the order OF Mr..
Hale, proprietor of the Tabernacle, for the use OF
tina, building; and he assures Us also that no blame
can be attached to any one but Nj. Hai, OF
Newark, who has thus far forgotten TO pay his
singers. This mag all be true, but II strikes US
that the responsibility of this most unwarFan'abIe
sham ough, in Justice TO tall on more than one per
son. Mr.. Hurd may have forgotten iopny his sing
ers, bu, it is no less true that his singers forgot to
sag, and thereby grossly imposed upon the public
Having permitted their names 20 be announced
what right had they to abandon the entertainment
from an apprehension that they might not get their
paw The fear of being cheated is sory excuse
for cheating others.