Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-26
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p,prRs' OPERA HousE-"RIcHELIEu."
-" Richelieu," that grandest OF dra-
NAUTICAL productions by the talented Bull
wer, with the great Cardinal represent
cd by John Mccullough, was tho attrac-
ton at the Opera House last evening"
drawing together a deusely packed au-
dience. He appeared in that character
on the same stage about n year ago Tor
the frs, time, and made so decidedly q
hin that ali were DESTROYS Of witnessing
again his mastery "impersonation. And
no one surely could have been at all
disappointed, for 1t was the absolute
perfection Of dramatic art. What more
can we say for Mr.. Mccullough. But
then we simply reiterate the opinion OF
all apprcciative people present. AT tue
end of the fourth net he was unani-
mously called before the curtain. Bar
re,t persouated NJ. De Mauprat in u mas
terly STYLE of which we never supposed
the part capable, and Miss Rose Rand,
in tho i~mpersonation Of Julie De NORTH
mer. achieved new laurels in addition
10 those she has already won AS IN ac-
,ress Of much promise. Beatty's De
Barradas was most excellently rendered,
showing that he is possessed of a goodly
amount Of true dramatic talent, which
only requires eligible opportunity to
bring it out properly. Buckley's King
Louis, Caldwell's Joseph, Woodlands
Huguet, and the CASTOR Of Dennis, were
all very fairly rendered, and as a whole
the piece was the best performed
throughout, Of any Of that character
which have been placed oa the
Opera House stage since the advent OF
Mr.. Barrett. The audience was II well
| pleased and attentive one, and no cry
ing babies footed their shrill pipes to
disturb the general harmony. When
| the curtain went down ut the end OF the
final act, Barrett, Mccullough, and Miss
Rose Rand responded to the vocifcrous
call Of the entire audience by appearing
before the curtain. The " Merchant OF
Venice" and "Don Caesar De Bazan,'
will be played tonight on the occasion
Of the farewell benefit Of Mr.. Barrett
cusuring another immense audience.
ASSESSMENT SALE.--The Imperial Con-
~solidated Mining Company, whose prop
erty is located in New Truckce District,
Humboldt, county, and whose business
office is in Gold Hill, had q sale Of de-
linquent stock this afternoon, between
two and three o'clock. Every share
upon which the assessment and costs Of
sale and advertising had not been paid,
was sold-due notice Of which had been
given in the News. The list can be
seen on our fourth page. Quite q num-
Der Of d%elinquents paid up before the
sale came off, and thereby saved their
stock. We are pleased to see that this
| Company is recognizing for active
business operations. They have a mine
of valuable argentiferous galena ore,
situated within seven miles OF the sur
vey Of the Pacific Railroad, assays OF
which indicate that it will be n very
good piece Of property within n year or
two. Stockholders who allow their
shares to be sold as delinquent have
nobody to blame but themselves, the
Board Of Trustees having complied
strictly with the law.
MATINEE To-NoRRow.-A grand matt
nee will be given at Pipers' Opera House
tomorrow afternoon, in order that
ladies, families and others who annot
well attend the theater evenings may
have an opportunity Of seeing the great
actors Barrett and Mccullough, sup
ported by the entire Opera House Com
pany, in one Of their best pieces. The
beautiful romantic drama from real life
entitled the Marble Heart" or the
"Sculp,or's Dream" will be presented.
All desiring to 60 from Gold Hill can
take advantage Of Haight's bus line by
the investment Of only two bits.
LATEST EASTERN LIrERAruRE.-Fred
Boegle the irrepressible and en~terprising
n~ewsdealer of the Virginia Postofice
News Depot, this morning sent us the
following acceptable reading matter,
Just received per latest mail from the
East: Harpers' Weekly, Frank Leslio's
illustrated, Days Doings, Chimney
Corner, National Police Gazette, Pleas
ant Hours, and Illustrated Police News.
These are only specimens of what may
be found At Boegies.
BARRErr's BENEFIT To-SroHr.-Law-
renee Barrett takes n grand compliment
airy benefit tonight, at Pipers' Opera
House, rendered him by his legion of
friends in this section. If order to give
some idea Of what sort of II house he
will have, we will merely mention that
nearly every seat in the dress circle was
taken ut an early hour this morning.
The plays presented will be the Mer-
chant Of Venice" and Don Caesar
De Bazan." A rare bill.
LIBERTY HOSEA special meeting
will be held on Saturday evening, and
all tho members are desired to be on
hand, as business of importance is to be
transacted.
BuLLIoS.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo L Co.'s Gold Hill Office
this morning IL sacks Of bullion,
weighing 900 pounds, and of the
assayed value Of S23,362 95
BuLLros.-Gold Hill Branch Assay
Office of Z. Ruhling 4 Co., received this
morning for melting and assay, 1888
ounces crude bullion.
BuLLIoS.-C. Wiegand L Co., Of Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 6,S68 unces crude bullion.