The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-27

F. D. ToDD, Register,
S. G. WRIGHT, Receiver.
THE CAMILLA URso CONCERT which
has been SO long promised to our lovers Of
exquisite music will take place this evening
at the Methodist Church. Madame Urso
enjoys the reputation of being one of the
most accomplished living performers on tn.
violin. She ranks next to Ole Bulls pro-
nounced by many critics to be his equal in
many respects and his superior in some.
She is accompanied by Mrs. Mariner,
a most charming soprano; Signor Morley, a
tenor of great fame Mr.. Campbell, bass
singer of hrst-class reputation, and Herr
Dohrmann, Pianist. We NAV expect a
musical treat Of the most delightful charac-
ter. Tickets Of admission one dollar and
fifty cents. No reserved seats.
FIRE IN VIRGINIA CITY-BUBNING OF
TIE GAS WoRKs.-Telegrams received
here yesterday afternoon announced
the burning of the Virginia City Gas
Works. No particulars. A stampede
for home occurred among the Virginia
delegation of Odd Fellows.
P. s. Since the above was written
we have seen Mr.. Frank Osbiston of
Gold Hill-just down from there. He
informs that the fire only burnt some
wood work which enclosed the gas tank
and that n aterial injury was sustain
ed. The city aud houses are lighted
as usual.
THEATRE.-Mr. Drew's performance last
evening of Mons. Jacques was decidedly one
OF the very best pieces of acting we have
ever seen on the Carson stage. That char
acter is full of the most touching aud path
etc passages and it was rendered in a style
which ELECTED the deepest sympathy from
the audience. We cannot but regret that
more of our play -goers were not present to
witness it. As Larry Holigan Mr.. Drew was
as funny as there is any license for. This
excellent artist opens his engagement this
evening at Virginia City /; and we heartily
him to the patrons of the drama
in that city.
To THE ANAzExrNr OF ALL.-Koapel & Plat
take pleasure in informing the public of Carson
that they have received, and are daily receiving
The finest and cheapest suits. and everything else
in their line, which they offer twenty five per
,ent. cheaper than any house on the Pacific Coast.
Persons who are DESTROYS of purchasing clothing |
,r furnishing goods will do well to call and see |
hem, before purchasing elsewhere. as they can |
De sure to get nice fit and new goods. app I'm |
THE CORNER SToNE OF THE CAPITOL
will be laid, probably, within the next
hree weeks, more or less. We hope to
Zee that event celebrated with fitting
ceremonies and we trust the Masonic
order of the State will be invited to
o take leading part.s
The ODD FELLows' BALL last night
vas a very brilliant affair, being largely
ttended by members ofthe order and
heir ladies'. The festivities were pro-
onged until late hour, and he must
ave been u ptably odd fellow who
lid not enjoy most delightful time.
AUCTION SALE OF CLoTHrNG.-On next Saturday
light, the ID of April, Joe Rosenstock will begin
isposing of his large and choice stock of clothing
cots, shoes, hats, etc, ETC. by auction, and every
light thereafter until further notice. If |
FULL selling value allowed for ma
hines Of other makers in exchange for
he Grover & Baker. e. II. Maish,
gent.
ASSESSNl EMIT NOTICE.
THENS GOLD AND SILVER MINING