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GRAFTON AND CON NCERT.
THE ORDER OF GOOD FELLOWS,
Of New Yc,k Lodge No respectfully beg leave to an
March 2,th si5 for the Benefit Of wdows and Orphans
ESD hn kindly cons nted % deliver Orltion he cele
their vau be services and will appear in and sing
number of their hest eleey Duets and solos PROFESSOR
MAXIMlLIUN ZUBOFF and PUPIL Miss, years Of age,
have eadsed their service and form the Panof
Sonate arranged for four hands by Beethoven MIR HAM
BRIDGE has also kindly consented perform Overtue
the Panoorte number Of Ladies and Gentlemen
volunteered their aid this occasion, and OF the
most popular Ballads.


Tickets be procured the principal Music Stores and at
the door the evening Of the Concert also the following
gentlsmen:-


General Storms, j. Sherman Brownen,


Gideon Ostrander, Thos. X. Kellinger,


b. }. Meserole, r. +. Purdy,


James Conner, X. III Norris


And from the following


COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
j. e. Coachmon, James Reed,
r. +. Smith, Geo. Relyes,
Jacob Colvin, Cleo. w. Dawson,
q. II. Kellinger, DR.. w. w. Tompkins,
VIM. B Barber. John Faulkner,
Siephen Brooker, TT. Wayne,
w II. Hyatt, w. Bazely,
Major J. Hopkins, J. Mckioben,
Geo. Haywood Thos. Brown
III Bazey, Nj. Fallen,
r. b. Earle, =. McCracken,
j. y Msgnuss, DR.. J. L. Tuttle,


and Captain Stephen Miller, Of Brooklyn.
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