Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-01

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BogGLB.-He has placed US under OBJ
legations by forwarding by bus to this
Office a package of the latest New York
and Philadelphia illustrated papers and
magazines. Godey's for September, is q
number illustrated with some charming
pictures, and all the fashions. Everything
in the Periodical, Newspaper and Station
ery line, can be purchased cheap at Boe-
giles, p. o. Hall, Virginia City. Sporting
papers and German publications are only
obtainable at his counter. Make your Sc
Iec,,ons and purchases this Saturday
night, as you go to the Post-othce with
the club-roll list Of advertised letters.
Unnecessary 1--WE presume) to mention
that its sharp to the right
SECOND VIRGINIA. UNION WARD CLvB.-
Remember there will be speaking at the
Union Club Room, on B street, Virginia,
this evening, by Hons. Caleb Burbank and
w. w. Bishop-both able and eloquent talk
srs. Our friend Bishop. Of this town, is par
,~icularly lively on the stump, and as for
Judge Burbank, the citizens Of Virginia wei!
know him as an old Union war.horse, ready
and sound in argument and Drumming over
with wit and humor.
B~uRRALL's.-A big budget came to hand
to-day; all sorts OF heightened, current East
.rn literature. ''Blackwood's' in the pack
ACE. Burial SAYS, atirms, he Twill sell
cheaper than the cheapest" and his invoices
embrace the entire list Of ~favorite publica-
lions. Now, for a good Sundays stock OF
reading walk into his depot, corner c and
Union streets, Virginia City, choose and
coin out, and 50 home and read.
DEMOCRATIC PRINARIEs.-Delegates to
the Democratic County Convention are being
voted for to-day. The following are the
tickets running in Gold Hill: First Ward
Dr. r. Weber, NJ. MeClusky, Geo. Houk,
g. w. Aylsworth, l.. c. Barnes, Joseph
Berry. VIM. II. Stone, II. VI. Nessy, VIM.
G. Lansing. Second Ward-John Rule. l..
W. Wood, Thos. Moore, Mike Fitzpatrick
W. T. o'Neil.
OPgSED.-We forgot TO state yesterday,
,ha, Mr.. Finch's new Express Saloon was
duly inaugurated evening before last. An
elegant turkey lunch, ETC., with wines, and
all other kinds OF beverages, were freely par
taken of by. a large number Of the friends OF
the host. The EMPRESS SALOON, IN all its
departments, has not n superior in the State.
SPLENDID CUTLERY, Erc.-Fred. Schone-
man & Co., No. 10 North c street, Virginia
City, who were burnt out some time ago, are
again in full blast with their mandatory Of
pistols, guns, rifles, knives, and all kinds Of
cutlery-a large and splendid lot OF which is
constantly kept on hand, and offered for sale
At very reasonable prices. No. ~ North Z
street.
DANCING SHooL.-A dancing school will
be opened in the Gold Hill Theatre, on next
Monday evening. Young ladies and gentle
men who wish to learn the graceful accom-
plishmen, will then have an opportunity.
Better commence with the beginning OF the
class.
THEATRE To-NIGHr.-The Gold Hill
Theatre will be opened this evening, and our
people offered an opportunity to witness the
splendid performance Of Miss Estclle Potter
and her dramatic troupe. A hne orchestra
accompanies them.
ArHLErEs.-They have a benefit At Ma
CURES Opera House, one week from tonight.
The Amateurs strengthened by volunteers
from the Athlete Club, will present an enter
tanning programme.
BULLION. - There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s Co.'S Gold Hill office. this
afternoon 81 bars Of bullion, weighing
pounds, valued at S76,S50 80.
BULLIox.-Van Wyck S Sanchez, Gold
Hin, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1851 ounces Of crude bullion
BULLIox.-E Edwards & Wiegand, Cole
Hin. received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1915 ounces of crude bullion