Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
BEN ZoIN.

week ME, OTrtbJ nuo HiNch Va b'S"o
lieu," Othello," Metamora," Jack
Cade" and the Gladiator" appearing
in the latter on the occasion Of his fare
we'll appearance. The occasion drew
by far the largest audience of the season,
every portion of the house being cram
med; hundreds were turned away at the
doors, even standing room being denied
them. 1t was compliment the greatest
artists receive only at rare intervals, and
most vorthily bestowed. The "Spar-
tacus" of Mr.. Forrest was a grand pro-
duction in every respect. Mr.. Hills
Pharsa RUS" was the best performance
he has given us. This evening our dis
tinguished fellow citizen, Admiral Ra-
phael Sen mes, will lecture at the theater
on 1.-THE Cruise of the Alabama" The
subject be ing portion of the Confede-
rate histor y of the late war, would be in
teresting no matter by whom treated
but in the hands of him who made this
history it will be doubly interesting. We
hope there will be large audience.
The VARIETIES. - The managerial
Broom co ntinues to sweep clean at this
place of amusement, to which hundreds
resort nightly. At the head of the list Of
old favorites among the company will
still be found the handsome and pleasing
Miss DeVere, whose charming ballads
never fail to be encored. Besides, there
are Mile. Laniereaux, Misses Whorton,
Wheeler, and theirs, in the ballet, and
Hart, Willis & Co. in the burnt cork and
burlesque department.. Each evenings
entertainment is worth four times the
money paid at the door, which rs fifty
cents.
The BLACK CRooK.-Monday even
ing the Black Crook, as successfully
presented throughout the country by Mr..
j. E. Med onougb, will occupy the boards
Of the New Memphis Theater, This
splendid spectacle will be produced in
manner unsurpassed anywhere, and our
theatrical habitues have rich treat in
prospect. The scenery is being properly
disposed to-day, the troupe have arrived,
and everything will be ready by Monday
evening
THE RALEIGH M NERAL SPRINGS SCHEME.
Chances in the Raleigh Mineral Springs
Scheme, which has been advertised for
some time, and will be drawn this month,
are being rapidly taken in the city and
throughout the interior. The property
is quite valuable, and the existence OF
springs on it of rare medical properties
has given it value far beyond what it
would otherwise command. As is we'll
known, there are six springs, whose wa
tiers cause them to be visited every year
by thousands In another advertisement,
published elsewhere, will be found an
analysis of the properties of the different
springs, made.by competent chemist.
We recommend the public generally to
give the advertisement careful reading,
and remember that few dollars invested
in the scheme will give some one per-
feet title to this valuable property.
The leading styles i'm dress and bus
mess hats, oftbe best qualities, at 26s
Main street, "Memphis Hat Conn
pauy.. opposite Court square. 1876
For STREETS AND YARDS nothing is
more beautiful and valuable than the
Siluer Maple Perfectly hardy, dense
in foliage, clean in habit, and rapid in
growth, they can be furnished at about
the same price as the comparatively
worthless cottonwood and sycamore, dug
in the bottoms and sold as shade trees
Now is the time to secure your fruit
trees for spring planting. And for either
ornamental or fruit trees, call on E. F.
Babcock, proprietor of the well known
"Saint Clair Nurseries" Summerfeld,
ILL.,, who has at his packing grounds, on
Main, between jackson and 0verton
streets, large and well selected stock Of
all the leading and desirable varieties.
Orders by mail can be addressed in care
of the Oyerton Hotel. l36 |
We again call attention to the fact that
DIR. ]. r. McGinnis has resumed prac-
tice, and also to his former success in
the treatment of weus, goitre, and all
forms of chronic, as we'll as acute disease.
He has returned to old prices, and may
be found at Bond & Jones, IS Madison
street. Residence, old Provost Marshafs
Office, corner of Court and Third streets,
up stairs.
Hats cleaned and repaired at Miller
a Leidy's, 26s Main street. Isl
Carr. KELSEY Bonn is announced as
a candidate for Marshal Of the Municipal
Court, subject to the decision Of the Con-
sentative Convention. Capt Bond is
familiar with the workings OF the courts,
and Is undoubtedly qualified for the pO-
siiiOu,