Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-26

BY PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS LINE.
P Larone, VIM Duane, James O'Donnell,
Mrs Hinzer.
By WOODRUFF AND ENNoR s LINE.
II Thompson, F Ricart, &c Bowmer, VIM
Smith, DR. Harrison, L Browning, Master
Bowmer, Jos Catin, d McKelvey.
THEATRICAL. - Collins, the famous
Irish comedian, took his farewell bene-
fit and made his last appearance ut
Piper's Opera House last evening. The
spacious theatre was crowded, and the
plays Of the occasion, which werc the
Irish Ambassador" and Born TO
Good Luck" passed off very satisfac-
torily. Collins songs, 1.-THE Flag Of
our Union" and "God Save Ireland"
in the interludc, were very finely and eff
cectiyely rendered and greatly applaud
ed. So also were Sue Robinson's sweet
ballads of "Happy be thy Dreams
and " Maggie May" A matinee was
announced on the bills, for this after
noon, but that wa . mistake. There
will be no other performance until mex
Monday evening, when Miss Annette
Ince, the talented star actress, is ex-
pected to arrive from Salt Lake under
a ton nights engagement. She will
produce a series of fine dramatic plays,
which we doubt not vii! take well with
our theatre-goers. or this fnvorite ac-
tress, the Deseret Ners (Salt Lake, Of
| the 18th inst. says: "To-morrow night
| will be the last Of the engagement and
last appearance Of Miss Annette lnce.
This lady possesses histrionic abilities
| Of the highest order, and during her
| brief engagement here she has present.
| ed some of the finest and most finished
im]persouations ever presented on our
boards. She will shine AS u STAR
among consultations Of the profession (;
and she graces the stage by her talents
and lady-like department. We hope to
see on her last appearance a crowded
house to do honor to her great abilities.
The play for the occasion is good the
quality Of the playing need not be
doubted"
ExcuRsIoSIsrs.-A party composed Of
five ladies and FIVE gentlemen from Gold
Hill and vicinity, who have been out
for the last four or FIVE weeks at Lake
| Tahoe and in the mountains in that vi
cinity, returned last evening looking
much improved from their truly pleas
ing excursion. They had tents and all
other arrangements, and camped outall
the while, and must have enjoyed them
selves finely. They found trout, hare,
Quail, etc., in abundance, and had at
one time as man as three deer in camp.
They caught ono trout weighing
ten pounds in the lake. They made
no very startling discoveries OF
rich diggings in their wanderings, but
they found two fine soda springs and
killed o porcupine. There is no place
in the whole wide world equal to the
Sierra Nevada, and especially in the vi
ciuity of Lake Tahoe, for the enjoyment
of similar excursions.
UNION RALLY To-NrGHr.-Let every
Union man who has the interest of the
country ut heart, turn out and devote
this evening to a grand Jubilee. Tho
torchlight procession will mov at p:
NJ, and march direct to the speakers
stand, on G street, Virginia. W..
D, C. Gibson will act AS Marshal,
and select his aids. 1t is hardly
necessary to say that Henry Edgerton,
the most eloquent orator on the
Pacific Coast, is to speak, for all tue
men, women and children in the vicin-
ity are going. Fall in line, promptly,
and make the welkiu ring The Glse
| Club will sing some Of their stirring
melodies, from the balcony Of Maynard's
Block, while the procession is forming.
THS CANE B~LocxED.-lf there has
been any sort of an idea prevailing
among the dry goods dealers anywhere
that they can and will sell better and
more desirable goods at less prices than
any one else, they will find their game
Blocked in another column, whore, by
reference to the advertisement OF u.
Block & Co., the public a readily see
that the rich, extensive and unequalsd
assortment Of ladies' goods, rich silks,
laces, r~elvets, shauls, cloaks, trim
mings, and similar arrangements OF the
very latest patterns, must OF necessity
be sold at the lowest cash rates, ahu
nave an Sa Cali on
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WEEKLY BULLIoN.-The following Is"
,totement of the amount Of bullion
-, -o..;roa sor ,ssor durinu
.n'ppeu - From the Office of Wells,
Fargo & Co., in Gold Hill, there were
shipped l,,4' pcu .c 100 or. So ,na;r
o%n, ~ Viro;nia loo pounds, valued
At Se4. 5el 10. From Virginia by Pacific
Union Express Co., 1880 pounds valued
a, Sos, O39 o3. The amount Of crude
bullion received for melting and assay.
is as follows: Z. Ruhling Il Co., OF
virginia, 1880, ounces; Leopold kuh'
Of Virginia, 2,ss4 ounces ; VIC. Bous-
field / Co. successors to Theall &
Coz, Of Virginia, 29,532 ounces VIC
gand & Co., of Gold Hill n virginia.
1886 ounces.