Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-22


finding means to express their delight
and admiration of his "Cavatina in
the third act, and for his frequent
excellent efforts throughout the entire
piece. Signor Maria, and the other
artists, in their respective roles
were excellent, while the chorus
and orchestra were full, and as
perfect as it has ever been our good for
tune to hear The soldiers chorus and
grand march in the fourth act was rap.
turously applauded and repeated full
band playing upon the stage, in connec-
ton with the orchestra. Altogether the
opera was grand success, and reflects
much credit upon Sig. Strakosch and
Sig. Herbert.
MCGEE, the Prince Of Caterers, opens
his new saloon, in the Olympic Building
on Saturday Call upon the jolly baron.
COMMON LAW CoURT.-The trial Of
the case of Mcdonald VS.. Titus occupied
the entire day yesterday. This is a suit
for the value of horse claimed to have
been taken by the defendant during the
war, while acting as President of vigi
lance committee. The csse was con-
tinued this morning, and will probably
be concluded to-day.
L1PMANs CIRcUs.-Mike Lipmans IA
nous circus will be here on the Sd Of
December The lot where il is to be To-
Gated is being prepared for it-on the
south side of Union street, between Third
and Desoto. Wherever it has appeared
the people have been astonished and
pleased. 1t will doubtless create SEN
sation here.
THE ORPHANS FAIR.-The attention Of
the ladies is called to the splendid
Shoemaker piano, now on exhibition at
the fair for orphans, to be ratified on Sat
urday night Tickets only two dollars.
For sale at Henry Bernard's music store,
Oh Second street, between Madison and
Monroe streets
MEssRs. PETERSON and MCGEE open
their new temple of mirth, the Olympic,
Saturday evening. II
MAYTEL and Crate Setting done in the
most approved style and at shortest
notice, by John Colbert Old marble
mantles cleaned and reset equal to new
ones. Leave your orders with Hollen-
berg & Oertels, No. $40 Second street,
opposite Greenlaw Opera House, where
satisfactory references can be had. 60
A FEW years ago the manufacturing
perfumers of Europe derived an immense
revenue from this country. Now the
entire annual amount of our toilet ex-
tracts imported does not equal one
months consumption Of Phalon's Might
Blooming Cereus most popular
scent extant.-Syracuse Journal Il
SENT UP.-Richard Willis, the colored
grocer in whose possession portion of the
groceries stolen from DR.. Beecher's res
idence was found, underwent an exam
ination before a magistrate yesterday,
and was committed for trial at the Grim
inal Court, bail being refused.
BEATING HIS MOTHER-In the Police
Court this morning, p NJ. Lilies was ar
raigned for being drunk, disorderly and
beating his mother. he was fined twenty
FIVE dollars That was cheap for such
disgraceful ofense, whether he was drunk
or sober
Why do summer roses fade For the
same reason that people 60 to o Hara's
variety store, 200 Main street, TO buy
elegant cutlery, albums, photographs,
Autographs, stationery and fancy goods,
cheaper than the cheapest They cant
helm il 7Ol
SnOULD any of our readers desire any
thing in the line Of carpenter work done,
they would do well to refer to the card,
in another column, of Mr. n. F. Norton.