Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13
TIE EVENING NEWS.
wean..aa, Evsnius,,.-.--M., Is, 1858
Prpxss' OPERA HousE.-M Mr.. Coul-

Wednesday
Ppxss' OPERA HousE.-M Mr.. Coul-
docks bOnef, AT the Opera House last
evening was well attended, tn. spacious
,hester being crowded in every part.
A better and moro ~fashionably hlled
ires, circle is seldom seen a just and
ft,iug testimonial to the talented come
dian and dramatist. uLost in London n
very interesting little three act play never
before presented at that place, was pro-
duced in excellent style In the ehar-
acter of ''Job Armroyd,' the sturdy,
g~reat.hearted miner, Mr.. Couldoek was
evidently ut home /; Il WAS m OF MS
mos, effective personations. Miss Coui-
dock also, as "Nslly" the miners
wife, did cxcellently well, aud her rea-
dition was faultless and natural nouSu
with the exception perhaps OF OCCASION
al peeuliar Innovations Of voice, and AN
un3uIy p,ipful amount Of distress. Tue
nSir Frederick Louder" OF Pierpont
Thayer WAS very good, and smootniy
rendered. Burbank, as I" Blinker' the
hereditary museleman, and Fanny
Hanks rs Tidy" each made quite a
bit and created much amusement. Rob-
iuson, Tuers, Miss Lee, Miss Josephine,
all succeeded excellently in their various
parts. The afterpieee was very good
indeed, and in it Mr.. Couldock truly
gave zone Touch Of Nature, the name
Of the piece. This excellent bill is to
be repeated tonight, and We IAN assure
all who attend, Of q real treat IN the
theatrical line. Secure your seats car
ly if you desire eligible ones.
GrLLrs' DtxScroRY.-In another col
umu, under the head Of "Nsw To-day"
see advertisement Of Gillis' Directory
for 1868, which will shortly be pub
lished. II will comprise q full and COM
plete directory and business guide to
Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City and
Dayton, giving a complete list Of the
mining aud milling enterprises, etc., OF
this market. Mr.. ellis, in announcing
the above work, assures the public that
no pains or expense will be spared to
make il reliable, aud worthy the patron
age of the people Of the State at large.
He will be assisted by i've gentlemen Of
experience, in the compilation Of the
Directory, aud can promise that it will
equal anything Of the kind ever offered
to the public. Tho attention Of mer-
chants and business men is called to the
merit of tho Directory rs an advertising
medium.
BoEGLE's PORTRAIT GALLERY.-Fred.
Begle, ESQ.,, proprietor Of the famous
PostoHice News Depot, Virginia, has
Just received an immense and varied as
sorsment Of pictures, direct from the
artists in New York and other American
localities. They are principally por-
traits of General Grant aud all other
prominent officers Of the Union army,
and anybody else Of any note in Amer
lea. Indeed, so varied and extensive is
this assortment. that With some little
trouble and Judgment in selecting, n
might pick out portraits that would an
swer very well for himself, brother,
uncle, grandfather, or any Of the family.
For sale astonishingly cheap. Every
body buys EN-"
FREE LECTURE on SPiRirUALisN.-As
will be seen by advertisement in another
column, Mrs. Laura De Force Gordon,
the popular aud talented lectures on
Spi~ritualism, will give n free lecture on
that subject aext Saturday evening, at
Theatre Hall, Gold Hill. Not only the
friends Of mental and Intellectual pro-
grsssive development, but all others
who are not really afraid to hear, think
and Judge for themselves, are cordially
invited to attend. The lecture will be
free to all no one can afford to stay
away.
Srocx BRoKERs.-R. B. Sanchez L Co.
have established a new stock brokers
Office next door to Rubbing & Co.'s assay
office, and are prepared to transact all
kinds Of sales and purchases in their
legitimate line Of business. Mr.. San
chez is the business manager of the new
firm, and stands well with our people
for business integrity. We hope they
will have plenty Of business.
MORE HOSE WAxrxD.-A benefit is to
be given at Piper, Opera House next
Friday evening, the proceeds Of which
will go toward procuring new hose for
the Virginia Fire Department, an arti-
Gle of which they are sadly in need at
the present time. Mr.. Couldock and
others have already volunteered, and
there will doubtless be a crowded house
on that occasion, if no other.
We Can BEER Ir.-Chsrley Baker Of
the well known and popular Union
Brewery, north G street, Virginia,
favored us with q half dozen bottles Of
his best beer at noon to-day, justat the
proper drinking time. The bottles, are
empty, which is the only objection we
can End to the arrangement. We can
beer all such infietions, even should
they occur every day.
JoISr CLUB MErriSG.-To-night, at
Theater Hall, s o'clock P. NJ, the Union
men of both Wards will meet in Conreu-
ton to nominate Town Marshal and
Treasurer. Let every Union man be on
hand, as these two officers should be
selected with great care, aud none but
able and responsible persons placed be-
fore the public.
ANOTHER PLUSGER.-At the Nevada
Foundry, last Saturday evening, another
hugo plunger was cast for the new pump
being constructed for the Sierra Nevada
mine, and which is to be worked in
connection with the other pump already
in the mine. The bore Of the new pump
is fourteen inches, and the pump-rod
will have a stroke Of fourteen feet
FLowrsY.-At Feusier & Co.'s, Yir-
giuia, yesterday re saw a splendid lot
Of po,ted towering plants, comprising
the rose. cactus, verbena, and all that
sort Of thing. They are direct from the
flower gardens Of California, and are
the finest which have yet come over the
mountains. They sell ike hot cakss.
TuE RAILRoAD.-The survey aud To-
cation Of the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad Is progressing rapidly. II will
soon be completed between here and
Carson, when a full force Of men will be
put to work grading 1t.
SpLrr.-Harry Leslie and Harry Ray