Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-09
THE EVENING NEWS.

Music LEssoxs.-we call attention &c
the advertisement of Prof. kuh. who pro-
poses giving lessons or the piano, IN tn''
town. to private pupils. de mas two
pisnos in Gold Hill, on which his pupli'
can practice If they have no instrumen
Of their own. or if i, proves more con
yenient for them TO attend instruction a.
one of the places where the Professors
own kew. boards are ranged. The instruc-
,ion will be thorough; and it will be
moor subiec, that the Professor can no,
raise through the elements Of his art to g
finished performer, and It must be an Vi
usually excellent performer that would
not be vastly improved by attending tc
his still superior culture as an artist play
ing on the horizontal household harp o.
America.
A CASINo.-The editor of this paper
was handsomely eaasd yesterday. Mr.
NJ. Frankenheimer, q gentleman Of foer-
ality as well as Of taste. sent to San Fran.
cisco for q genuine hickory cane, mounted
with a silver platoon which was III
scribed M. F. to Phi. Lynch"-and pre-
sented the same in a neat and atechnS
speech. expressing his personal regard LOT
the News, for the ysluaole services II IL
comforting continually upon our town
by truly represe,ing the interests as well
as the political sentiments OF It's people.
The present was kindly received. and will
be well taken care Of.
Music HAtL.-The Hall was filled IN
every part las, evening BY amusement
seekers. Harry Wall appeared in the
middle as "Chief Interrogation" and &C.
Quilted himself well-Collins and Shep-
pard acting as end men. A very funny
afterpiece and the usual frst-part walk
Around" and interlude business were
given. Max will leave in q day or two
for the Bay TO look up more talent. He
is bound TO give the people Of Virginia the
worth of their money. The bill offered
for this evening is II good one and will
draw another crowded house.
HANDSOME. On Saturday afternoon,
the workmen in the south shaft Of the
Yellow Jacket mine brought up a boulder
abou, the size of half a barrel. and weigh
ing one hundred and fifty pounds, which
is immensely rich with silver sulphuress.
|. is pronounced the richest mass OF silver
ore ever raised in a body. II can be seen
at Clawson's Exchange, in Gold Hill, with
n pretty li;tle American flag over 1t. It is
.,,,nn,,nr yrest attention
PicroRIALs, Erc.-Burrall,' corner Of c
and Union streets. Virginia, is 4 liberal man.
He sen, US, this morning, a large package Of
beautiful pic,orials, magazines, song books
and literary newspapers. Harper's monthly
for April is among the number; oesutilul
and interesting as usual. The Lady's Re
posi,ory, Ballou's, Magazine. New York
3 Of Beadle's new and popular songs, are also
in the lot. All these are the latest magazines
received BY the last steamer.
CLA,RvoYANr.-Mrs. C. VI. Stowe, the
lady who has made such astounding reve-
ia,ions in her clairvoyans advantages, will
remain a, the Vesey House. Gold Hill. all
this week, where she will be pleased to re-
ceive visits from all who may require ad-
vice and information regarding many mat
tiers which may TO them be profound
mystery.
MARX YouR CLoTHEs.-A great many
pieces of wearing apparel are lost in the
course of a year because they are not
marked or stamped with the owners
James Almost everybody is a loser.
rhi, can all be remedisd by going to Bur
rails stationery store. corner Union and
C streets, and getting his new patent In
delible Ink s,amp-suitable for any name.
TIE WEArHER.-For about a week the
weather has been mos, delightfully."- spring.
like. and il bids fair TO continue so for
some time. The grass is growing, and
flowers are modessly opening their buds
in joy and perfume.
SurrERLY's.-The elegant Daguerrean
Gallery of Su,,erly Brothers, B street.
mex. door north Of Taylor, is constantly
crowded BY visitors. Eight dozen earses
de ri,ite were ordered yesterday IN the
space Of two hours.
Low vs.. Crown PoiSr.-The case OF
Low VS.. Crown Point was called, this
morning. in Judge Rising's Court. and set
for trial on the 23d Of this month-two
weeks from to-day.
Our streets are now dry and dusty.
Wi,hou. we o have rain or snow it
will be necessary to start the sprinkling
carts.
BrLI,oS.-Messrs. Edwards s Wiegand,
Gold Hill. received. this morning, for
melting and assay, 1852 ounces of crude
bullion.
BuLLiox.-van Wyck s Sanchez, Gold
Hin, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1871 ounces Of crude bullion.
BrLLrox.-H. Harris. Gold Hill, re-
eeived this morning. for melting and assay.
1896 ounces Of crude bullion.