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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-06

lie sections wcnld recommend Boefhaves Holland Bit
teFt. onreferng columns viii ind certificates
frofa of our hrst German and English ctzens
lStdlts zeitsits. - So sstIa u rs
= THEsWORSpi FORM OF PILES oAN BE CURED!
We are to refer 10 several well gentle
mem who have used, thoroughly tested, and
mend B0erha9 es Holland Ditters remedy for Piles
We d e at liberty pubsh their but Will take
pleasure referring any person them who denies this
staterpent.a ~ II rsi7ss IS So rs
asten half OF the dose should be
hour hsfOTe msals .9dssi 80
sse 1ts-E jtssi 81 y CAUTI0Nis $50
The gEeat popularity of this Aroma has induced
which the public shohld guard against pur-
chasing persuaded TO buy else untlyo
have given Holland Btters One bot
e will superior itist athese
limitations tss3 3IfasH
. Sold at stpef bottle bottles for q.
proprietorG,
BENJAMIN PAGE, in. SEQ,
MISUNDERSTANDING Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
a4fsd cor Smith1eld Third ST, Pittsburgh.
~ 70 al LHuS hlinB O. ESusll9eId,
ml9edawiS Wholesale Druggists, wheeling Va.
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ID r. u. G. H u FL.
OEPICE AND RESIDENc Sserth-sgeai
conner OF QUINCY ana Filth stEeets,
near the Catholic Church.
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TOBACCO.
" FIdorado. Locus Pods, etf5.. ~;
PIaeide, 49, God6lphin Half PduiId,
Cr1m5ton Twist, Las BaFfas DC 0ro,il ~
ElIdSi0 del AnndI. = g. Andersons S0lace,
4, Rough j Ready; e Nndes Hail Pound, ~ q *
Hulesfordis Pound. i. HoMard's Five.
La Orleans - sf3as4I Yara Principe, -
Flor de Iiabana, u Havana Opera,
~ A Few Aiore Lett, 80 La Fortuna,
la ouriosidad, ~ In Prima Vera
~ Empire, = ~ Ooss8rI4 - 81
Together brands usually In the
Scotch Rappee Snu, and prime Toby Cigars
my make The attention of gentlemen Is solicited
NAI.4TAYLoR, 16S Main st,
ju1e SIGN of the GRIND Turk.
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.GrooIariIasI p

EftHE Brigade Of Fire Companies 81 he city wheenF
w assemble for annual parnde on te 5ff or 18th OF
pEoxi11o Il Tie The Cor
Stone 81 Tie Custom Honre shSll faIspfre
mined day, then sla tat be the lime f5r Parade;
III shall be the tune for tie laying 81 hecor
ner Stone, thc1 shlli tia he The or the Parade!
By order Of the Dep
r. II. 9UBBELIs i. i. 81. ~.
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A. b. AfoRTLEy, ESQ, Of UFicA, NeN York writes 81
have used your PEctoRAL nyset and In my ever
since IL for its
purpose ever put cut cold should pay
twenty bottle thndo without III take any
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rIs
is6s, 70 HIzLRTns HRoTHEss,
tho supeFior qsf tleir Piano Roftess which
tested in lbucA zoie, E1il and 1Atd6fi Of Tune
placed In the BY the following Dtstf<
cal Slpeats ~ Az u ARETZER, VI. IL.
FRY Z. s. wIlLis Is AfEIGNEN, EAiELIUS3
p. BRIsFow, lSecrefasVoA HtsscdE m 5aalests.
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
fnf BAREIs 81 the best brsndr IN stofe and FOR sale
~ ,1s n ,EsFs'a" Ps N. REILLY.
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Esf Hps. primo teE sugar, Just received and
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III y tIUUhF
a sAeKs superior article, IN store and for sale los
t)kl 81 j. n. KILLER
Ia Main ltree,.
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New Arrangement.
gf-lsY THE WHEELING. AND PARK ERsHURGH
MAIL PACKET lit4t
COURIER,
Ia. II GD1lef,1e, gi1flGters
win leave Wheeling every and s9tnrany
"a With ne steamer BUCK runnns fsot e zanes-
Wife and ParksrsbnTg With the rum
ming from Pa rEersburg to West COu1nbiaI Va
Retdfue PhTkersbttrg every Monday
day and Friday, at 81 O'clock, A. A.
between Marietta zanesyei and for any point on me
Ohio between Wheeling aud Vest Columbia.
APPS zs=-.z---
5WHTalgLTN 4RRERSBL RG PICKET
STEPHEN E3A YAISI
,rss Leaves wheeling aenasaySII " Als'
Leaves PaFkers6ufh Tuesdays Thursdays and satsr
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A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., AL1Ios, AresRoH Iowa
writes Sept 1900 During my years
have found nothing equal for CIV.
ing ease and relief 70 consaptye patients. curing such
n nrec
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HEADACHE AND DEBILITY
Mr. Slas Lscoihb BifIing have found In
BDerhayeIS Bltters headache and debility Ny
wife has also used Il With the greatest benefit =
Mr. OF Plttsburghi also says he hePs IS
rienced much retef from tts use for headache.
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CHTsDRENss FANCY HATS ANDlCAPs
TuST reeei ed, lar orment or clilldIens HIST
"a Caps-I,1tra sup rfne and Erlbrold eted capa!
as, = 2 - - s. AVERY.
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AsTHAfAsOR PHTHisIC, AND BRoNoHITIS
WEST MANCHESTER Pa.i Feb. 1855.
Ss Your oHEERr PBcToaAL is performing yellous
ufes In this section 1t has relieved
ng symptoms Of and Is now cuftng man
sho has abored under aection of the lungs for the last
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MONROE HOUSE.
OPPOSITE THE SUSPENSION BRIBGE,ll
YsfiEE,I9Ihy SFs VA.

ci AVERY has received and Is opening very lnFE
OF Soft Hats al qualities shapes col
crs, and viii be aold n The loEest prices.
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PA GEET.
:. el1-es The fne steamer ooSSyo Capt A o'Neel.
win run regular packet between Steuben.
vlIe and heeng connecting with the seubehyle and In:
diana Railroad steubenye, and With the baltimore and
Ohio HailrOad At Wheeling als.i,5
i ToF fseshi or passage, apply onboasd ap4sn
wHrfIINe CfSc1NNATI d LOUISVILLE PACKET.
The new and splendid steamer
TO- w. e.. WO0DSIDE iss iss .tds
" Capt J, X BooTH,s q d ~ $
g viii run as a regular packet to the aboy
and all interne diate ports.
{ ago s. Q. BAKER CO., AGENTS.
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WHlEIl.Is.. .ING
a. HeaY! Hear!l tIear!!!!

-
- 's 3 EsisisT REbuiTtoStl
n etossse o. GEp aiS7kn cooDsl = Il asi
0EINGdesroas OF reducing my above line,
~ - made ts q ESSssSss
he'd for
eefE greater @ other house IN
redaetion Of aoper ct. l3bc granted really
With ths sash WIN 70 me anise trimmed
Others IshSii ssl entet
Is selling te same made for then can the
sssl TRHiSi1NGS.ys; II ai gS9 Ye
your own prices. II, =
coaiiSrts ehiilrrns Eooisn sses ades wool.
to astonisS evsfSeas S one being aaSSus and
saods ses gsSlfS ssas ias 1HSs S ~
- f4SY OTHER HOUSE.
sapss ,a s9s H. Sn an and fTsE one
ISAAC rRAGER. s.is ~. III IS.
- 95q,TS5 N
& q g.
ITnts a. PETER retirinS from ths firm
All persons to Us win please ean and make pay.
msnt without delay and having claims against the rn
ID December 81 1856 u : . 40 81
Co.PSRTSERsliIP
THE undersigned yin continue the DTy!Goeds business
htr under the
old friends and customers their
December 81, 1855. Is. 81 .9.sWEAIa6eES,Js. WEAasl
BUTi.Es's:. 4 !s901z;1 EEts AsAs'S
Wf1t1nE FLUID.
tINcE this superior Fluid ik has been before The public,
- nov two II hns been calming
favor and Il nov rafrrt nv many to tLe Ar
mold Fluid - = II s
Dnrin HE mast wear twenty art and mint
ties together With smailer skies nnuerabe aye sold
to 5SnkS5s and Mersaanss n Snepnai hSSyS
M S % II, s S,s s.
Tennessee AIikstksippI. It las
taken three first class Diplomas Institutes of
and Louisville, and four Diplomas 3e
as at State Fairs held last PAN in New York Ohio Indiana
and Illinois. YSR as;f q slli5 li,.tss st.si f;s.t
The following mcrchants bankers, &C., Wheeling here
ofore using Arnolds English Ink have purchased but
leF's Books eper'S Writing Fluid: .tis - = ~ z
Northwestern Bank OF Virginia.; Merchants & Mechanics
Bank OF WheglInu Bank Wheeling; AanulIctu
ring Conbafy: County OF Ohio County, National Tte
uTan Olice: baltimore and Ohio Railroad Office; McIure
Houses Kclly Holloway Cos Russell & AIcAfec; Gordon,
SIaith9ws Cos n Sweeney SOM Dome Cowgirl; ottE
Ioyl: Boyd a OTIS Oliver Pryor JUS H. Stout Cos Lamb
din Gillerson 4 Co: preSs. =, ---y =.
Por sale at faannfac acturers Iirices by
ee9o lAslp9lN, aILBERsoS : co. :
just Received.
A. EDWARDS 4 have from
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7zs.f 5i;i SEIoHr Itnfrela. 2 g5E5IFI=il ~
loo ROUND Hoop Flour barrels, FOR sale by .y.!it
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X1TE have Just received 1000 collars, every
w riety of price and pattern. A6-soe beautiful
Of CELLARS and and sleeves match founeing
anu IN and null
coored Yeils, jaeonet lace and Swiss seySs, etc.,
oc2 llEISKELL Co.
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ALAOA AGELAYllS .E1SGLA3YD.,
FRGSH supply the above popular and
IA fofsaIe IN complete sets or
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~ .tfi. y o PAPER AG4RUFsd 0TERERS is4l
QLEACHlNG Powders, Ultra Marine Alum superior Your
- dnicr Wires Feng Tlne, French Clay, Ash, Sal
Soda Screen Plates BED Plates, Bed Plates, Roll Bars
Knives, Rag Cutters etc., furnished to
notlve, BY a n. ..as.-i .s..,ssi.
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NooURAME,, , ,,ASiERI0AMN., MN.,MAtAHMIuEAnIUkEss & M Y = z
BUTl4ERsS BO0Ek.KEEPEB'S. .5+5i
y. WritinE FIuid.

leF's Book KGeper9s Writing Fluid:
Norhwestern Bank Of virginia. Merchants& & Mechanics
Bank OF Wheeling; Bank Of Hhcclns Crescent Manuilctu
ring Company County Clerk Ohio County National Tee-
graph 0ace baltimore and Ohio Railroad oice Mcclure
House; Kelly, Holloway Coz; Russell & McAGc; Gordon,
Matthews Co.. T. Sweeney Son; Dome Cowgirl; ottG
Boyd Boyd& OFT; Oliver jus. H. Stout Co Lamb
din, Ciiberson & Co.; Press. 4, -.-y ID ~
oc9o IASIDDIN, GILBERsoN g. CO.
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rlSssl9ts.li ~. TERSs: sasis
EorsFiH Cobrse fsehtiag all Dtl'artE!ests e Boek
T kefPfgg Geetarss qatt len"tglst t'tgiEdety n ,.6
Fss Eli S,a,s IN It:fes
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APRIL ] 9 1856.
aIsgE il7IEOITs.

1-gssl lst.li sAsls TERAIS: - t-is
c9tEs a 3 Rs9 Ts.fsSts q 81
For fsi 66a5se il Iafcs
TINE pRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure IN expressing
II their thanks the and elted sue
its esabsneht at the Capital, and stimulates them to
neWed excrtions to meet IN e aaos eDtciet The
siFs eosss4 sierc,tntie iiAg. Tie great practical
OF tile Princlp In heavy Ranking and Goner
el and ssI gsn!ls
systsrn oT In
NOT AT'rAlNED'BT ANY oTltEfs- 1NSfrTuTIOS: Each
students thlsneN drillet the DESK inafed
Idy step STEP until he has mastered the whole routine
Of an Accountant duties thoroughly though he dd
SerCed IppeIltice&htp III some AtF0e iCOAaeEctu
House and titus all falterng and egregious
blunLers nre, in great measure, dssipated.
In addition to engagement Of accomplished Assist
ante Nc have also the services OF Of the
most eminent Lecturers In Ohio, to lecture on commercial
topics. ,....,.., =.
here, but u embraces thing eonnecte with DOUBLE
ENTRY HOOK KEEPISG, with free and full discussion o
Scientific upon Commercial History
aud History of Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge-
ograpy Commercial Products Commercial Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law Ethics OF Trade, Part
i TIE. LADIES' DEP1RT.RElNT
Is nov opened reception Ladies' No Institution in
the Union inphrts thorough interesting course In
this Department. ss no s..s <. -5lt.s
In conclusion We would add that shall put forth our
tering reception With which enterprise has met and
P.edge ouTsetEes t0 iparf more thorough, practical
other siIiidr Mercantile C6kieae. -tif
Amqug the miny rsecomInendatfons We give the follow
1--WE the undersigned, take pleasure in testltng that
are personally acquainted with SIR. Grangrrs ability
Assonasn! and Teacher q Hook Keeping whets Of the
mt in heavy Commercial and Banking Houses which
givSA him superior facilities In lmparng Prdctic0l
Eiucdfion 10 lf'''
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apeSl to the common sense OF all atctcd with lung dis
eassstO embrace at once the advantages Of and
NO longer apply medicine TO the unOnendng stomach,
claim limitation place amongst the precious gins that
nature and hath given that "our days be long In
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The iniSins method soothing safe and speedy, and
consists In the ADMINISTRATION Of medicines In such
ner that they conveyed into the lungs in the ofy
por md produce rr action Mt the seat OF the disease Its
the medical world, and the entire durability OF Com
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THE LADIES' DEPIPTlfENT5
Is now opened reception Ladies' No Institution in
Union inphrts thorough interesting course In
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,isT.HEs sGAEFARIG G4SUPP0RTER! 81 /
SNIs Female Supporter, operating simple scientific
Hcincipe gives great and often complete relief
mesa Of the SptnGad in all where support Is needed
-. For sale by -
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17
Mining.

1t has been long time since our town
contained so few persons out Of employment.
All are busy in the mines and doing we'll
This is as it should be, for God knows if any
people on earth should prosper, it is the III
dustrious miner We hope our friends in
the different localities will furnish us with
all the mining items in their immediate local
tiles that may be of interest TO the people.
The very object Of the journal is to inn
part reliable information on every subject OF
interest to the people among whom we live
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17
Criminal.

Duncan McCrec, mentioned in the Court
Of Sessions report in another column, was
arrested in Shasta last week, and taken be-
fore a Justice Of that place on a charge of
grand larceny committed on Dcadwood
creek, in this county. McCrec confessed his
guilt, was brought to this place and exam
incd before Justice NorcroSS, confessed his
guilt again, was indicted hy the Grand jury,
and on being arraigncd in the Court OF Sas-
sions on the Indictment, on last Wednesday,
plead gnilty and asked the Court not to de-
lay its Judgment The Court deferred the
sentence until the following morning, when
he was sentenced to two years confinement
in the State Prison 1t has been our lot to
have witnessed many sentences before this
one, but this is the first time IN our life that
the lrououncing OF that dreadful sentence
-indgmcnt on criminal-that the recip-
ieut Of the partial favor Of a Court bestowed
IN this way saycjoy McCrcc', eyes bright
cncd, his countenaucc lit up, and he seemed
to be younger and better man at thl
sentence Of t,oO gears in tie State Fr!son.-
Pleasant associations connected with those
words, McCrcc. JOY 90 with you
On Thursday last, two young men of oul
town hy the name of Frank Purln ant
Dutch John" were arrested and taken be
fore Justice Norcross on a charge Of stab
bing Chlnaman, breaking up their thing
about the house, and doing mischief gencr
ally They were held to answer to til,
Court Of Sessions, and in default of $1,000
bail bonds were lodged in JAIL TIE beS
place they could be to keep them straight
Their profession las been that Of bar keep
crs in houses of iIl-famc, but these house
having been closed by the Court Of Session
made business rather slow with them, s.
they thought to try their hand Oh poor John
"a stitch in time saves nine"
Thomas Baker, the person that shot 10
Vochcy, and accidentally shot Mr. D. Han
ris in trying to shoot Yochcy second time
is still at large. Under-Shcrir Messec hu,
warrant for his arrest, but could not fn
him. His friends promised that he shoul
deliver himself up to the authorities, in
few days.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17
& nf II Ball at RidGeville.

On Monday last we had the pleasure of
beipo nresent at the Ball given by the Di-
vision of the Sons of Temperance at Ridge
Vile We do not remember ever having
seen a more pleasant and agreeable assem-
bIagc on such an occasion, than that Of Mon
day night. About 8 persons were present.
The dancing commenced at 8 o'clock, and
continued uninterruptedly until midnight,
when the guests formed in procession, head
ed 10y the Band, uuder the leadership of j.
Z. Sedak, Esq, and marched to the Ridge
vile Hotel, where they sat down to a most
sumptuouS rcpast, prepared by Mrs. Leach.
Supper ended, the company again returned
to the Hall, and dancing was resumed Du-
ring the latter part Of the night the doub-
le Highland Mazourka was performed hy the
Misses Harrington and R3uk,dale, il a man
ner which drew forth the admiration and ap-
plausc Of the company. At o'clock the
dancing ended, when Mr.. j. NJ Langdon,
by request, favored the audience with the
songs, Ny Mother Dear" and " Wilkins
and his Dinah" which were applaudingly re-
ceiycd, after which the assembly retired to
their homes, all evidently highly pleased
with their nights entertainment.
Everything was done on the part Of the
managers to make the occasion happy one.
Our friend f. G. Josin was always present,
cndeayorng to make the evening pass pleas
antly to those coming from abroad, and wC
are a witness that at least in one Instance
lie succeeded in SO doing to our entire salts
faction.
One thing we can say for Ridgcyile with
ont oXaggeration, and that is, that in regarC
to the number Of ladies, it stands at th'
head Of the list in Trinity Co. We hearC
it asserted by those who know, that large
number Of youag ladies were present on thai
occasion than we're ever before assembled
= within our County. Everything passed of
pleasantly, and to the satisfaction of thost
assembled. The Ball at Ridgeyillc will cv
er be associated in our mind with the pleas
ant memories Of the past.
The Division Of the S. Of T. we learn ar
= in louriShing condition, numbering be
- tween sixty and seventy members. AS
= nrOOf OF their influence we can saw we dl
not see drunken man in the town on tha
evening, which certainly in mountai
town on a gala-day, is a somewhat remark
: able occurrence The Division have fin
Y Hall lately erected for their own use,
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17
Court Of Sessions.

Hon. r. T. MILLER, presiding
O. III. Z. NorcroSs and VIM. +. Vaughan
Associates.
Saturday, May 10
Ordered that Grand Jury be summoned
for Monday next, at 10 O'clock, a. m.
Monday, May l2-
Grand Jury empannelpd.
The Peoqle rs s. s. Horey-Indictmen
for nuaS0nce. On motion OF counsel the in
dictment was set aside On tie ground tha
A. Miller, one of the Grand Jurors thai
found the indictment, had expressed ana form
ell a decided opinion against the dci't before
the empannellIng of the Grand Jury. BurcI
d Chadbourne, dei'tS Atl'ys.
TIE Ie'ple rs. Ed. Nugeut-Indictmcn
for misdemeanor Plea of guilty. Sentence
fine Of $50. Fine paid, and dcft. discharg
ed Adjourned until Wednesday,
Wednesday, May Ia
Grand jury presented one indictment, a.
gainSt Duncan McCrcc, ohas Henry Smith
for Grand Larceny. There being no fur.
thcr business before them, they were dis.
charged.
NhNOlcc was arralSheu ana pieau guilty
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock fixed for sentence
Thursday, May 10
TAe People rs Duncan lIcCree-Scntence
of the Court that he be imprisoned in the
State Prison for the term OF two years.
Court adjourned until next regular Term
This has been lengthy term, owing tc
the great mass of business presented by the
first Grand Jury, and the continued accumu
ation of business during the term. Three
Grand Juries were summoned. The Calen
dar is clear, and the Court deserves the an
proval of the community for the faithful
manner in which the peoples business has
been attended to. May we for all time tc
come, be able in truth to say as much
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17
THE ,JOUR n AL.
S,TTRDAY MORNING. NAY II. 1876.

ne-L. p. FISHER is our authorized agent
In San Francisco, to obtain advertisements aud
subscriptions.
1sy-Mr. E. G. JosIN is our authorized Agent
to solicit Subscriptions and Advertisements, al
Lewiston, Bates Ranch, Ridgcviile' ana at other
points on bis route.
ssS. W. RAvELEY, is our regularly authorized
AGENT to sole Subscriptions and Advertise ments
at Gallon City.
To Administrators having Advertise
mepts for insertion in the Journal, viii please to
leave them at the Office Of publication carly Oh
Friday morning.
eS-Single copies of the Journal, IN tcrarPtr rs
for the Atlantic Nail, can be had at the publica-
tou Office.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17

WE LEARN that our friend, J. NJ. LangdOn, alias
Glorious will take joint Benefit with Mr.. Jno.
Drahmcr. at the Trinity Theater on Friday eve
ming next, upon which occasion several young
gentlemen of this place will appear, having form
ed themselves into a Minstrel Company for that
purposc The entertainment will consist of Bur-
lesoue Operas Glees, Choruses, Banjo Duets, fan
cv Dances, Trial Dancing, Burlesque Hippodrome,
and in fact everything will be added to the per-
formance. from what we can learn, that will con-
tribute to the amusement of the audience. No
pains will be spared to make the entertainment
a pleasant one. The following persons we un-
derstand. have kindly volunteered, Mons Leya,
Flutst Herr Heinrich, Violinist Mr.. LOUIS koh-
Ter, Flutinest; Herr Linwood, Guitarlst: Mr.. f.
Young, Mr.. A. Miller, Mr.. c. Fisher, and the
Weavervillc Brass Band. We bespeak Tor them
a full house.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17
RObbcries.

On Sunday or Monday last, cabin on
Shows Flat, on Weaver Creek, was entered
during the absence of the occupants and
$4,000 in gold dust, belonging 10 Anthony
Roth, stolen lherctrom. The dust was con-
tained in purse placed in tin box under
the blankets Of Mr.. Roth's bed. The thief
had taken the money from the LoX. and then
replaced it. The loss Of the money was not
discovered until Mr. Roth was about putting
some more with it, There was another
purse containing $1,000 near the first which
was overlooked by the rascal Nothing has
yet transpired to lead 10 the detection Of the
perpetrator Of the robbery.
The house of Thomas Roach, at Mooney
Ferry was broken open on Saturday night,
and about $3.50 taken from behind the bar.
The house Of Patrick Fehley, at Lewis
Eon, was broken into on the night Of the 8th
lust, and two silver watches stolen there
from. One of the watches belonged to Mel
son Angle, and was worth about $50, made
by Arnold, Adams & Co., London, No 33.
Ql5-doubl deceased, detatchcd lever. The
other belonged to John Fehey, description
rot known.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17

CT. LYNN, Esq, OF Rhodes q WhItncy's
Express, will accept our thanks for the Sac
ramento Unun of the 18th and l4th, Dut
letin and AAa CtHIornia, of the 18th. The
Lnnn of the 18th contains the decisions OF
the Supreme Court delivered at the present
Term MeSsrs. Bennett Of the same EX-
press have placed US under obligations du-
ring the week.