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WIDW1 EKY.
MRS. A. L. CUMMINS, lately from Europe, begs most
M respectfully the ladies of New Yok and its
vicinity that had experience in The above
and in the whole of that has always been succesui
therefore with confidence she offers her sevces
Strict attention be
relied upon. All letters post paid will meet with


MRS. A. h. CUMMINS,


81 18th street, New York
ALWAYS in attendance. o3 3tFSM-,h
VVNHE CHENEY FAMILY, from Vermont having been
Joined their fourth BROTHER and encouraged by the
which greeted them a their s spPsarance
will give their second Concert at NIBLO'S SALOON,
On Monday Evening, November I'D,
when they will introduce several Of their
composition, with such selections they hope will meet
with public appreciation In the Of the evening they
sTHE SONG OF THE yERMONTERs;n
composed by Col Ethan Allen Ia 1776. AZ sung by 1.-THE
Green Mountain Boys in the times Of the American Revolu



For Programme bills the places for the sale tickets
Tickets 80 cents eachkor sale at Saxton Miles 800
Broadway; q. f. Nesbitts, Of Wall and Water
Music stores and at the door.


Doors open at 1-Concert to commence at O'Clock.
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