Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-29
THE EXPOSITION.
Anether Gala Day.The Number Of
visitors Increasing = Success OIL
the Third Week. W.U a,

visitors Increasing = Success OF
the Third Week, tNdtt Il
Last evening brilliant crowd Of Wis
itors attended the promenade concert at
the Exposition. No visitor grows weary
Of the scene. II is a Kaleidoscope ever
varying and changing. displaying rare
beauties at every turn. From halt-past
seven until eleven. o'clock the building
was crowded with promenaders. Every
body goes to the Exposition; it is the
place to meet your frends--to see Mem
phis in her glory. The architect, Mr..
Cook, made many improvements in the
way of water jets at the fountain. The
whirling jet on top threw circular wave
of spray that glistened beneath the gas
lights in most charming manner.
HoUsEKEEPERs, ATTENTION
The display Of stoves, mantels and
CRATES made by H. Wetter & Co., at
tracts attention daily. The Monitor and
the Champion are unequaled as cooking
stoves and are warranted to give salts
faction in all cases. Wetter & Co. have
large supply of stoves, tinware, house
furnishing goods, mantels and CRATES at
their establishment, Nos. l3 and 10
Monroe street, between Main and Front.
SUN LIGHT CAPTURED.
Strangers visiting the city should not
fail to visit the Photographic galleries
and parlors of Messrs Bingham & Cra-
yer, No. 24l Main (Goyer block, corner
of Jefferson street. Possessing great
experience in photography, the newest
and most improved apparatus, and every
requirement with reference to light, their
pictures are 6rst-cass in every particu
lar, and can be found everywhere in this
Southern country. As artists they have
no superiors in the land. Every photo
graph taken by Bingham & Craver is in
dicative OF excellence. The likeness
stands out in clear cut lines, and pos
sess those delicate tints Of light and
shade so much admired by artists. Do
not fail to visit this gallery and carry
away with You souvenir of your visit
to the Exposition of 1872
GOLD AND JET JEwELRY.
NJ. |. Roescher, the proprietor of
the j ct Palace, No. 1928 Main, between |
Union and Monroe, has on exhibition a
charming supply of jet jewelry and
solid gold goods. Mr.. Roescher has two
show cases at the Exposition, and these
are filled with costly jewelry Of all
kinds. While the gentleman makes a
specially Of jet jewelry and fancy
work in Jet, it must not be supposed
that he confines his business to that par
ticular branch, In these two cases and
at the Palace may be seen the finest
gold jewelry of all kinds and of rare and
exquisite workmanship. The articles
are artisticaIly arranged in the cases,
and glitter under the brilliant gaslight.
The beautiful crosses, ear rings, chains
aad rings are of curious workmanship
aud elegant design. N
THERE'S MUSIC IN THE AIR"
On the ~e.t gallery, Immediately
above the LEDGER printing press,
crowd of ladies is seen every evening,
AT this point an elegant parlor has been
Etted Up by E. A. Benson, dealer in
pianos, organs ana MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
No. 3l7 Main street, near the corner of
Monroe. On all sides of this retreat are
musical instruments arranged in a most
tasteful manner. Two splendid pianos
and an organ ass always Gpen as If in
viting inspection. The Benson u Co.
piano, manufactured by the house, gives
forth the most ravishing notes beneath
the touch of Professor Meyer, This in
straReat is superior in tone and finish,
1t is peculiarly adapted TO the Southern
climate, a requisite not to be ignored by
those purchasing piano. To night
everybody is invited to this musical re-
treat rich musical feast has been pre-
pared for ali visitors. Strangers visiting
the Exposition should not fail to notice
the Benson h Co. piano. For fullness,
clearness and sweetness Of tone it can
not be excelled, Professional and ANA
teur musicians agree that this instru-
ment is at present superior to all others
COILS SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Coils elegant Pagoda at the EXPOSE
tion, near the floral grotto, is probably
the most admired object by all visitors
The beautiful costume, :" La Diva" is
wonderful specimen Of dress. 81 would
like to have IT, and Glow beautiful !"
were the expressions on all feminine
lips. In the elegant Pagoda a magnif-
| cant shawl valned at FIVE thousand dol