Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-29
THE EVENING NEWS.

Torrance last night ~ tue po'u n'h
Tbes,er-bcing their first appearance
in this place. They had a tolerab!y
good house, although not so large as
might have been expected, or that they
will have on their next appearance,
which. we understand, will DE some
night mex, week. The performances
las, nigh, were excellent, three plays,
and pleased the audience very highly.
Those of our Gold Hill people who did
not attend, certainly missed as good a
nights amusement as has been offered
at our local Theater for several years.
Just ask any lady or gentleman;who was
there last night, and see whether we
are not correct in our assertions. Every
body present enjoyed it.
NExr TUESDAY EvESISG.-That excel
lent lady and sprightly actress, Mrs.
Harry Jackson, will take a benefit at
Piper's Opera House, on next Tuesday
evening, on which occasion will be
played Tom Taylor's Prize Comedy Of
1.-The Unequal Match" Mrs. jackson,
as Hester Grazebrook, her favorite part,
and Harry Jackson, as '~'Blenkins, OF
his celebrated English Flunkey. There
will also be some singing and dancing
during the evenings performance.
THE Unequal Match is one of the very
best plays ever produced on this coast;
is very amusing and instructive IN ITS
performance, and has an excellent
moral as the gist of il. The omibusSes
will return TO Gold Hill after the per-
formances are over, il seats are engaged
during the day. Engage your Dress
Circle seats for Tuesday evening.
WEEKLY BULLIoS.-The following is a
statement OF the amount OF bullion
shipped o. received for assay during the
pas, week: From the office of Wells,
Fargo { Co., in Virginia, there were
shipped 5,2l5 pounds OF assayed bullion,
valued u, Sl2;,499 II; from their office
IN Gold Hill, 3,T27 pounds, valued at
SOL, see 81. The amount Of crude bull
lion received for melting and assay is as
follows: Z. Ruhling & Co, Virginia,
2S,4l3 ounces Theall * Co., NIr-
s:nia, 1900 ounces Il. Harris, ofGold
Hill, l.O74 ounces Van Wyck 4 Co.,
Gold Hill. 50,52S ounces Edwards &
wiegand. Gold Hill, -, l2O ounces Geo.
". Dorwin, Virginia, 400 ounces ;
Leopold Kuh, Virginia, +,36T ounces.
BorRBoS RELIGIoS.-We happened 70
drop in to see Brother Forbes, ut the
new Tre,pG,, office, this morning, and
be introduced US 20 u missionary from
Bourbon county, Kentucky. The new
religiouisI was rather a ~''stunner:' but
when we contemplate that his first at
tack for moral reform was on Brother
Forbes, we feel consoled, aud firmly be-
lieye there is vet some"Balm in Gilead.'
As we saw Brother Martin leave the
sanctuary where the new missionary WAS
abiding, just before We entered, we took
courage. We have not yet had suti-
Gent light TO kaow exactly what ''lay
OUT this new missionary has, but we
trust Brother Forbes will illuminate the
darkness. of the road. 1t is something
new.
INFORMATION WANTED. w. D. c.
Gibson. Of Gold Hill, is very DESTROYS
of hearing from his brother, Thomas J.
Gibson, a Dentist by profession, who
started to 60 10 ldtho from Minnesota,
in May 1868. DR.. Gibson has n wife
living in Ohio, aud vas much beloved
By his kindred, who are greatly dis
tre,sed at his probable faie-which, II
is surmised, may have been a sad one
among the hostile Indians on the Plains,
or the Upper Missouri. Any person
Knowing OF his existence A. present, or
his death, will please communicate TO
his brother, W. D. c. Gibson, Gold
Hill, State of Nevada.
SENATE SALooS.-0ur friend, Capt.
Kirkpatrick, will open a new and splen-
did Salooc, called The Senate this
evening, on the ives, side of Main street,
nearly opposite the News Office; and he
has requested US 10 extend II friendly
invitation to all his friends, 10 call
this egening. a. he has something
special 10 communicate 10 them. So
20 aud visit the Captain this evepinS.
As the telegraph wires pass right over
his house. aud as he may have a sly bat
approximation, he may possibly
have a pleasant dispatch to reveal to
visitors. Were going to see.
WASHINGTON BREwERY.-Johu Dohle,
as agen, has opened this brewery, stu
ated at the corner Of D and Mill streets,
Virginia. Mr.. Dohle is a man well
known in Gold Hill, and we believe is
the pioneer brewer of Nevada. In con-
~nec,iou with the brewery IN which he is
now engaged i, a saloon, where will be
found the finest brands Of wines, bran
dies, whistles and cigars. We hope all
our old Gold Killers will call on him at
his new place.
BELvIpsRE.-Mr. Widmier expects 10
have a large delegation Of Gold Killers
at his Belvidere Summer Pavilion, just
east Of Virginia city, on tomorrow
See his advertisement under New To-
dsy." (Our old friend Haehulein, OF
old Berks county, Pennsylvania, will
furnish some of the ~luIuries to be en-
joyed.)
GopEy's.-The July No. Of this ele'
gan. fashion-pla,e and light literature
Magazine may be had at Begle's, Post
office Depot, Virginia. Ladies' bath
ing dresses, suitable for those accus.
toned TO dip and swim in the reservoir
below the Provost Guard Station, Vir-
GINA, are patterned and pictured in this
July No. Of Cooley.
RELIGIOUS NoricE.-Rev. A. y. Fishe:
will preach in the ". E. Church, Gold
Hill, tomorrow at II O'Clock 4. NJ, aud
a. 8 P. ~; and will administer the Sac
rameut of the Lords Supper ut the close
Of the morning service. Sunday School
and Bible Glass at half-past IL O'Clock
p. n. All are invited TO attend.
ForRrH COMMITTEES. The members
of our Fourth Of July committees will
meet a, the Town Hall, on Sunday al
ernoou, a, 3 o'clock, to perfect the ar
rsnremen,s Of the celebration. All the
members nre requested to be punc'ua!ly
on baud.
RELIoIors NorIcE.-The Baptists Will
hold divine service every Sabbath at the
District Court room, B street, Virginia,