Gold Hill Daily News

Piper's Opera House.—The Opera House continues to be crowded every evening. Attractions like those presented on the stage are sure to draw always. The Piper's show their good business sense in thus catering liberally to the theatrical tastes of the public, and by constant additions, and the successive introduction of new talent and novelties, not allowing of the feasibility of another melodeon starting in opposition. People will always go where the best show is given, regardless of private friendship or favoritism towards proprietors, which fact the Piper's fully realize, therefore are always on the look-out for new attractions in order to keep up the good run they are now having. The theater being finely lighted throughout with gas, and comfortably warmed by means of three large stoves, it is found to be the best and cheapest public place to pass away an evening there is in the city. The gentlemen, at least, all find it so, and it keeps them out of mischief.