Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-18

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MAGuIRE's OPERA HousE.-Lsst eve
ming the Opera House was opened by Max
Walter in splendid style. aud to a good
audience, among whom were many of the
faire. sex. A more pleasing and varied
entertainment never was given in that
theater. /, commenced with Tobin's
beautiful comedy Of the Honeymoon"
in which the GrGmGtiS persona were Miss
Estalle Potter rs J~uliana, Miss Emma
Miles, Miss Josephine, Archer, Burbank,
Sinclair. Rhodes, Westwood, Tuers and
Vincent. Songs were sung by Miss Annie
Hall and Miss Florence GiddlnGs, and
Professor Herr. thinner played his I'M
eoualed violin solo, and an interlude fol-
lowed, in which Charley khoades did up
one Of his excellent banjo solos, and
Emma Miles, Otto Burbank, Miss jose
phine and Johnny Tuers each exhibited
some portion Of their natural abilities.
The whole concluded with a glorious old
"walk-around." The Opera House is the
place OF places to so and have a good
time now. Admission to the parquette
only four bits, and At least FIVE dollars
worth Of fun given for the money. See
programme for this evening.
CLrB MBBrISos.-The Union men of
Gold Hill, First and Second Wards, are
earnestly requested to meet and organize
this evening, at their headquarters. First
Ward will meet at the Thester Hall and
~ 5000 T.,J a,;n ~aa, -, ,ha sa1oop
Of the White House, VIM. D. Gray, Esq.
President, the meeting appointing their
Secretary. Gen. Winters is President Of
Ward First. the meeting appointing the
Secretary. Let every Union man DESTROYS
Of an unbroken front and a harmonious
organization. for a triumph this Fall,
NEE. this evening and aid in the o~rgsniza-
ton Of our local Clubs. At the last June
municipal election there were 55S voters
Ward $50. Of which number there were
not less than about FIVE hundred and fifty
Union voters. There have a few more
been registered. which will be q very hand
some starter" for our Club organizations
to renew their operations for the Fall
campaign.
BoBGLE.-The atlantic for Augusta
delightful number. Frank Leslie's fash
ion magazine for this month. The latest
pictorials. All from Boegle, Pos,ofice
building, Virginia; where their like may
be procured. Sporting papers from New
York and Boston only for sale by Boegle.
German and French Magazines are found
on his counter. Fancy articles can be Sc
lected from his cases. Stationary
loads his shelves, and will be sold rsry
cheap. Boegle is the Virginia agent for
the News, and copies Of our paper may be
had Of him, and at his place Of business
you can leave subscription orders for the
sane.
A VERY SAD CAsE.-About 1 o'clock
P. NJ, yesterday a man fell in a fit, at the
corner Of Union and D streets, Virginia
City. He was picked up by some of the
police and taken TO the station-house,
where he received every attention that
humanity could suggest. he soon re-
covered, but in a short time was attacked
BY another violent At. in which his con-
vulsive writings and contortious were
terrible TO behold. Towards evening he
was sufficiently recovered TO leave and go
about as usual. He is u strong built man
apparently about 25 years Of age, and his
name is George Smith.
Ew'Bus.-Hsndsome Douglass started
out a day or two ago with a splendid new
omnibus, with six horses, running between
Gold Hill and Virginia City. 1t is a fine,
comfortable and pleasant vehicle TO ride
In, and Douglass is q very good driver. In
a day or two, that accommodating and
really clever man. Mr.. Haight, will put on
a new bus. There seems to be plenty Of
travel.
PEOPLES STORE, DAYToN.-Everyoody
in Lyon county knows where Hazeltine's
store is. Mr.. Clark, his successor, adver-
tises that he will sell first quality goods,
groceries, and provisions, even cheaper
than Hazeltine-and that there may be no
mistaking what he says, he invites every
body in Lyon county to call on him.
Read his advertisement in another col
umn.
RICH STRIKE. - Thursday afternoon
some very rich streaks Of ore were encoun-
tered in the Gould & Curry mine. It was
found in sinking an incline from the Sec
ond to the third levels of the mine in order
10 create a better circulation Of air, and is
about FIVE hundred feet southwest from
the Bonner shaft, and over four hundred
feet below the level of street.
SHE'LL OYsrBRs.-The Barnum Res
taurant. in Gold Hill, is introducing sew
eral nice features into its business, such
as fresh shell oysters and ice cream every
evening-where the epicurean tastes OF
good-livers can be supplied in good style.
BULLION. There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Gold Hill office, this
afternoon IL bars Of bullion, valued at
SlS,7s2 As.
BULLIoy.-H. Harris, Gold Hill, re-
ceiyed this morning. for melting and assay,
2,ll4 ounces Of crude bullion.
BuILroN.-van Wyck & Sanchez, Gold
Hill received this morning, for melting
and assay, 2,759 ounces OF crude bullion
IT i. common for the Copperheads to
arbitrarily divide the members OF the
Union Party into two classes, when taey
and KanirAl.