Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

EASTER COECERT.-A grand vocal ana
instrumental concert will be given at
Greenlaw Hall tomorrow evening, the
proceeds of which will be devoted to st.
Mary's Episcopal Church. The pro-
gramme will be an excellent and varied
one, and the entertainme emit will be under
the efficient direction of Prof Sabatzky,
which in itself is an assurance that a
treat of no ordinary character may be
expected.
TIE VARIETIEs.-The exquisite vo-
caIizations of Misses Kent, DeVere,
Wallace and Rowland are nightly be-
coming deservedy more popular with
the large and delighted audiences that
throng this favorite resort. The other
members of this excellent company are
also received with every attestation Of
the acceptabiity of their performances.
A change of programme, with several
new cards in the cast, is announced for
this evening.
ST.. PETERS ORPHANS ASYLUM BENE-
FIr.-The announcement is made that
the entertainment at the New Memphis,
in behalf of the St. Peters Orphans Asy-
lum, has been postponed from Thursday
to Friday evening next; and those who
have already procured tickets for the
former evening can have them exchanged
at the box-ofice of the theater on Friday
morning. The entertainment promises
to be one of varied attractions, and will,
we doubt not, replete the house. The
popular drama of the Lady Of Lyons
VIII be presented, with number of anna
ten, g from among the ladies and gentle
men of St. Peters parish in the cast
Further particulars of the performance
will be duly announced.
LAKES HIPPo-OLYMPIAD.-R. S. Din
CESS, agent of Lakes circus, is in town.
making prep arations for the advent OF
this rare combination of acrobats eques-
TRANS and tumblers. Their stock OF
horses number ITO, and every other APP
pointment is equally complete. We con-
gratulate our amusement seekers on this
announcement. A rare treat may be ex-
pected.
The SPRING RACEs.-In anticipation
of the forthcoming spring meeting at the
Memphis Association Course, under the
auspices of the National Turf Congress-
the following stables have already ar
rived on the grounds and are in training {;
M. c. Costillo's Stable.-Br. f., 8 years
old, by Shelby, dam, sister of Mary
Wynne; s. M, by Jack Malone, dam,
Carrie Cage, by imp. Sovereign; b. c,
Seaeull, 3 years old, by Bill Cheatham,
dam, Seumue, by Childe Harold.
Duncan & NcAahon's Sta6le,-C. s.
Viola, years old, byJack Malone, dam
by second Wagner. - =
y Crowleys Stable.-B. m. Reelfoot, 8
wears old, by Reserve, dam by imp, Scy-
Than; c. E. Unit, years old, sire I'M
known, dam by imp. Glencoe.
Df. W. S. Tremdine's Stable.-S. m.
Magazine, 4 years old, by West Austria
liam, dam, Wagner mare.
p. MitcheRs Stable.-B. G. Elgin, J
years old, by Shelby, dam by imp. Emu
b. c. Pat Cieburne, 5 years old, by Hia-
watha, dam, full sister Of Socks; br. c.
Perhaps, 2 years old, by Don Juan, dam
mare by Steele; b. E., 2 years old, by VIM
R. Gould, by Red Eye, dam by imp SWy'
borough.
Smiths Stables. C. Fannie Moore
years old, by Bonnie Scotland, dam BY
Albion; b. c. Beauty, 3 years old, BY
Bonnie Scotland, dam, A Ia Mode; s. c.
Columbus, 3 years old, by Bonnie Scot
land, dam, Fashion; 5. s. Rochester,
years old, by Bonnie Scotland, dam, LADY
Lancaster.
In addition to the above, three stables
are expected during the present week
and as many more the week after, among
which will be the celebrated Pat MolloJ
and Costillo's Lexington colt, Agnei
Donovan. The meeting will commence
on the 9th inst, and week Of rare spor
nav he exnected.