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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-02

SMILING AND KTRBy.-These gentlemen accused ofrohting the stage near Wicken. burg on the l6fh of April, have had an ex- animation at Yuma, and. not contrary to ex- pretskion of friends, are held over to answer af the October term of the Court with bail set at $3,O00. These men were taken from Prescott without the privilege of consulting lawyers CT friends and cast into prison il s far of corner of the Territory, where they were unable to procure legal counsel. being quite without nloney. Tie strong hand ol the government however with great mag nanimity procured all kinds of evidence and Is'se. as abosn stated, managed tohcld them Hntil October.
 Hon Jno. G. Campbell goes south to- morrow morning. Wouldn t 1t be strange coincidence should iJohn, Hiram and the king. sii thne. get to speech making and tell tse people all they know about farm ing and other littla sffairs that have dnsA- f,1 inilsesce over the mind, If Hiram thinks hc nill catch sardine. in 5nhfs. he sill find himself mistaken. and become etnnyinced that he Is aE leasS the sixa of s Csm{pb>eI Tho King. however, will be un tie alert a<i4 regulate any nsisunderstand- 5zs That 1l7a'if }<>sib;y arise between the 'H'1ses'fSz 5esz LeF xiofy aad WAzhlnston
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Fashion NOTES.

Aeading fashion writers are now labor.
ing TO impress upon the minds Of tier
readers the consistency Of all things,
dress as well as home surroundings,
which 90 TO make up the beautiful.
Drop dsS IndsS, Cachcmirc deS LdcS,
BJucLe Angora, YeLowrS de Persc, or DrGP
KaJruL, are all favorites among those
who prefer imported dress goods at u
price of about 81 per yard. There are
qualities of these goods, however, which
are much higher.
Light summer silks will be much much
worn this year.
For ordinary wear Scotch plaids and
bunting will be very popular.
In colors the very newest shade is the
Hauaae, so called from its supposed like
ness to Havana cigar. Next 70 this
comes the bronze or moss greens. In
white, there are no less than three dis
tiuct shades, blame mat, p dead white;
blanc fraiS, an extremely pure white,
and blanc UOse isint suggestion OF
pink. In red two colors appear; cardi-
nal and YcSucs. Yellow presents q sut-
ticient variety, namely, six, TO crafty all
tastes. Pink has four, and blue offers no
less than ten different shades. The re-
naming standard colors afford q wide
range to select from.
Extremely dressy costumes can be
made by using arc c7s cell, tinsel black
let. and silk and chenille. The src-en-
cell jets presents all the colorS Of the ram
bow.
A second handsome style is made by
combining grass twist and plain twist
Grass twist is made by pressing silk twist
between hot rollers. These are sewed on
the dress IN various ways, some having
the appearance OF being sewed upside
down, etc.
SelfLrimmings are still composed of
fine knite-plslungs and shirrIugS made
on the outside like tucks.
Buttons of all kinds are shown in an
endless variety Of designs, from plain to
extremely elaborate.
In walking dresses there are some
charming styles, and if ladies will only
consult their own comfort they will soon
become very popular. The names of
these styles are the Adrians, the Griselda
and the Kilt plated.
In blouses we have the "Ariel," the
"Carmen" and the alberta" all of
which are suitable for washing mate
rails. These have two skirts or skirt
trimmed to represent sn overskirt.
The newest model for street costume
gives a jacket OF decidedly masculine
cut, consisting of deep vest, q triple cuff
and pocket, faced with the silk trimming
Of the SUIT.
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Personalities.

Mrs. George B. johnson, an old and
respected resident OF South Wheeling, is
so low with consumption that all the alb
sent members OF the family have been
summoned to her bedside. There are no
hopes OF her recovery.
Charley Smith, who recently took the
remains of Author Harold to st. Louis
ter interment, returned home last even
ing.
Misses Lottie and Emma Schultz and
Lizzie Egerter will assist st the Har-
monte concert bsll at Turner hall Mon
day night.
George RlgnoId and wife occupied one
of the boxes st the Opera House last
night during the Bryants performance.
E1 Judge II. j. SamueIs, of Cabell
county, is registered at the St. james.
James V. Dickey, of the furnishing
house of Moflat Il Dickey, is confined TO
his room, threatened with typhoid fever.
Secretary of State SobIeski Brady re-
turned home yesterday from Baltimore.
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OUR CHURCHES.
where Spiritual Consolation VIII be
Found Tomorrow.

The uzusI Eervices will be held st the
Cbspliue Street NJ. Z. Church. An
Easter sermon WI! be preached in the
morning.
At the Fourth Street Church there
will be sn Easter day sermon By the
pastor, also special Easter day exercises
IN the Sunday School. There will be
music and floral decorations in harmony
with the day At night Dr., George will
lecture on the "IntegIity OF the Sacred
Records" the frs. Of series Of Sabbath
evening lectures on some type Of modern
Scriptures.
Services st the United Presbyterian
Church 1T 10 A. NJ No services IN the
evening. Sabbath School at , Pm.
Rev. O. z. Miller will arrive in the
city TO day, and preach as usual to-mOr.
row at the Disciples Church.
Both st. Alphonsus and Immaculate
Conception Churches, South Wheeling,
were handsomely decorated with flowers
and lighted candles yesterday, ana ser
wees appropriate to Good Fridsy were
held in esch.
FRS. Presbyterian Church, ChspIine
street-Presching by the pastor, Rev. d.
A. Cunningham ut lO} A NJ. sad I! P. NJ.
Morning subject; The Resurrection Of
Christ. Evening: Cbris!'s Ascension
and EXsllstion.
Bible class, conducted by Judge Gran.
mer in the Lecture Room At ,! p. NJ.
Ladies and gentlemen invited.
The Presbytery of Washington will
meet in TINS church on Tuesday evening,
April 23d At I! o'clock, and will be
opened with sermon by Rev. Henry
Woods OF Washington and Jefferson
College.
On Wednesday evening 8 Public Con-
ference vii! be held, a. which several
short, interesting addresses will be de-
ljvered, by few members of the Presby-
terry, on important subjects.
Rev Pendleton, President Of Bethany
College, will preach in the Eaglish
Lutheran Church on Sunday morning.
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ST. Matthew'S Church.

A large congregation assembled in this
church yesterday and the solemn but
simple services OF the Episcopal Church
were given an unusual interest from the
knowledge of the fact that the reverend
gentleman who occupied the puIpi. was
10 leave the city III SO short time.
The discourse of Mr.. Armstrong was
not founded upon any Biblical text nor
could it be called a sermon, bu. the con-
gregation OF St. Matthews never listened
to finer or more effective discourse.
In reading review on current rellg-
lous topics lately, l found this sentence ::
There may have been death on Cal
vary but there wss not sacrifice" This
is the way in which all those who dis
believe in the divinity of Christ, sum up
their objections. This is In direct viola
ton to the teaching of the Catholic
Church for eighteen hundred years.
The Catholic Church to-day is bearing
the same testimony she has always borne
against any doubt as TO whether there
was sscrifre. No death las such ample
and sufficient cOrroboration in aii history,
neither hiss any sacrifice so much indis-
putable proof. That Jesus Christ died
upon the cross there Is ne question; as 90
the meaning Of that death l shaU not
attempt any discussion, as
it is the foundation stone
OF Christianity and the hope Of
eternity, and needs no words Of mine in
its support. Modern thought stands
confronting the body Of the Catholic
church's undying and sll.Power!ui iestj-
monv as to this sacrifice for eighteen cen
turtles. l do not believe there has been 8
year when what we call "GoOd Friday
was no. observed in COmmeuOratiOn Of
the death of Christ. Think OF thst death
and the brighter snd broader idea OF g
sacrifice is certain TO force itself upon
your mind. The seven u.lersnces Of
Christ upon the cross are in themselves
sufficient evidence OF the sacrifice.
Just as those Roman soldiers
were shout to cruelty hin and drive
the spike through his palm, he
raised his eyes to heaven and
cried Father forgive them Tor they
know not what they do" The second
uttersDce was in answer to the peniteat
thief, To-day shalt tlou be with Ne IN
paradise" The third u;.erslce was to
HIS mother and to John, Mother, be-
hold thy Son" Counting the hours Of
the day, should say that i: was sbou.
this time that that most tremendous and
hesrtrendIng cry was uttered, my God!
Ny God why mast Thou forssken Me?"
Then comes the last grand exclamation,
at is fnishedp The prophecies had
been fulfilled; the vsil OF the temple had
been rent from top 10 bottom;
death is conquered; sin Is
overcome; salvation is sssured-"l. is
finished" He bows His head and gives
up the ghost. That swlul cry 70 his
Father and His Gcd should be taken into
your heart snd its echoes should ring
there forever. Think and ponder over
these utterances, and Jesus Christ will
need no more proof of His sacrifice, in
spite of modern thought and mo-ern
skepticiam.
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Eisl.in- Excursion.

The "Sick send for McGlnnis" Club
are making arrangements on an extend.
Cd scale for their annual tour this sum-
mer. Nothing that can conduce to the
comfort or pleasure OF the members OF
the club will be omitted. They yester-
day received from Chicago sample of s
very superior new style hammock, with
winch 1t IS intended each member shall
be supplied, which surpasses anything Of
the kind yet brough: to this city.
Though weighing but sixty-four ounces,
1t is OF suticien: strength to sustain s.
strsin of nine hundred pounds. The Of
ticors of the club ere: DR.. s. L. Brice,
President; William Rhodes, Esq, Secre-
tary and Treasurer, and John McCrsck-
en-, Qusrtermaster and CommIssary.
General William Poindexter will ac-
compsny the excursion rs chief cook.
The party will be absent from the city
about three or four weeks.
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BELLAIRE LOCALS.

The temperance meeting tonight will
be in the DISCIPLES church. Mr.. Dunbar
will be assisted by popular speakers from
abroad.
The temperance folks announce an
other neck-tIe social Ut the Tobacco
Warehouse next Tuesday night.
We inadvertently gave Rev. Rogers
present residence as Pittsburgh yester-
day. Instead Of that being correct he IS
now stationed "a, Sioan'5 station.
some boys stole all the cakes on. OF u
bakers wagon on Noble street the other
day while the driver was in grocery,
Mr. John Ward, an old gentleman IN
the lower town, vas buried yesterday.
Several buildings Of an unimporLant
character are going up on Gravel Hill.
Several additions repairs, etc, have
been made N the First ward, and sdd
much to the appearance there.
Bellaire people are paying more at,cr-
ton to flower growing THIS year Than
ever before.
Concerning the little SUIT against R2y.
Toland, of the N. E. Church, Presiding
Elder Carr writes that he has not any
doubt that the Objectionable words were
uttered in the performance Of legitimate
duties TO members Of Mr.. T0laLd's former
congregation Everybody in Bellaire
refuses to believe Rev. ToIsnd guilty Of
SANDER, and we have 10 doubt that
people will At all other places where he Is
known.
1t is an open secret that the ladies and
gentlemen who have charge OF the tenn
perance movement in Bellaire, had diff
Guilty IN procuring the Disciples Church,
and were fatty refused the other church
es, for the purpose OF holding their meet
ings. Inasmuch as the cause of temper
snce IS and ever must be the cause OF
Christ, this movement on the part OF
those who have control Of the houses OF
worship, seems very inconsistent. Taking
into consideration the relative amounts
OF good done to the cause Of morality and
right living, Bcllsire can better afford to
discontinue church services and allow the
temperance work to 60 on than to dis
continue the latter, And IS the temper
ance meetings Go not interfere with the
church services the matter Is all the
more inconsistent.
The Catholics celebrated Holy Thurs
day and Good Friday, and will observe
Easter with all the tormality Of which
the day is worthy The church is to be
beautifully decorated, we understand, and
it will well repay those vino are rot IN
the habit of doing so to visit it to-mor-
row.
The ladies Of the NJ. L. Church, for the
purpose Of forestaIling other organiza-
tions, have already taken measures to
hold the first strawberry festival OF the
eason, as soon IS the berries are ripe.
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BENWOOD LOCALS.

NippergslI, who was sent to Mounds
vile on Monday last as an Insane person
after a medical examination, returned to
town yesterday apparently entirely re-
covered.
Father McKernans congregation con-
template holding spic-nic ct an early
day,
The Literary entertainment at the
Methodist church Thursday night was .
pronounced success.
The Benwood band expect to have a
grand festival on the nth, 18th and 10Th
days of next month. Two prizes are to
be ewarded-the more valuable gold
headed cane to either Mr.. George Bur
doe or Mr.. Fred. Nledemeyer, which
ever proves by the votes OF their friends
to be the more popular, and the second a
handsome gold PIN to Messrs. Martin
GaitIey or Hiram Mack, on the same
conditions. The members Of the band
are fast becoming proficient in the art Of
music.
The nail mill closed on Thursday
night for two weeks.
The concert last night for the benefit
of the Methodist Church, at which many
of the best singers from your city were
present. was very largely attended by
our citizens. the programme wss well
arranged and excellently executed. Tho
following is the programme: Piano
Duett, Misses lizzie and Katie Jones;
Quartette; Solo, Miss Lizzie Niedemy.
cr; Reading, Miss Ida IvisoDi Solo, Mss
Lola Medley; Solo, Mr.. Oscar Seeley;
Reading, Mrs. John MendeI; Solo, Mas
ter Allie Wheat; Piano Solo, Miss Mary
Nc MahoD; Solo, Mrs. & B. Caldwell;
Piano Duet, Misses Prsther and Rogers;
Quartette. All the singers were in eX-
cellent voice and were e-Cored, Mrs
Caldwell being called before the audi
ence three times. The performance by
the children showed the benefit Of good
training by Miss Rogers.
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RnkineaS in RelIaire.

The Window Glass Works have shu!
down and will not resume until August
1st. The Belmont hiss put out the fires
IN the furnaces, for sn indefinite length
of time. The Ohio will not fire up be-
fore next isll. The Goblet Works are
still doing dp their orders, but will shut
down tor a short time a. an early day.
The National Works Company contem-
plste an arrangement by which they
will be enabled to run steady until
the real warm weather. As vet, howey.
er, the hands have not agreed to the
proposition. The Baron Manufacturing
Company are running part OF their force
steadily, and will continue to run until
the hot weather. The Implement Works
are doing great deal OF work, running
full force; they expect an excellent
trade this season. The Touring mills are
both running full tilt, with good pros
peet ahead. The Iron and Nsil Mill
Shut down on Wednesday, but will re.
sumo on Monday.-BelLaire Leader.
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River News.

NASHVILLE, April l9.-River rieing,
with 6! feet in tie channel Departed
EddyvI.le, Cairo.
VICKsBURG, April I9.--Thermometer
81. River rose "a inches. Up-Gold-
dust, Charles Morgan. Down-Lee,
James Howard. Arriyed-Cspital City.
New ORLEANS, April l9.-Arrived-
Na.chez, Ficksburg; John a Scddder,
81. LOUIS; Golden Crown, Cincinnati.
No departures. Weather cloudy and
warm.
MEMPHIS, April l9.-River rose two
inches and now stands at IS feet 3irches.
Weather sEowery. Arrlved-Kstie
Hooper, Little Rock Departed-Grsnd
Tower, NIcks5urg; CAT, Cincinnati; Cha
ten, New Orleans Helena, St Louis.
LITTLE Rock, April ia heavy
storm Of wind and ram passed over the
city las! evening, doing considerable
damage. River falling 70 day, though 8
rise is eIpec ed above; feet 7 inches.
Dspsrted-Ha.te Nowlsnd, Memphis.
ST. LOUIS, April I9.-Arrlved-
4-EA.tt 4AEA&-Af NlLl VI ' sGh5 DAT 2,
Eicksourg; City Of Alton, New Orleans
Clinton, s.. Pau; Means, Ironton. De-
parted-Golden Eagle, keokuk. River
about stationary ana - feet 2 inches
above low water marx.
EVANSVILLE, April l9.-Westher
cloudy this morning, and clear tonight;
wind from southeast sud south; mercury
81 70 II. River swelling, with II 6-lO
feet in the channel. Up-Idlewild, Mag.
gle Smith, j ID. Barker, Down. I'D.
en- Rule, james Guthrie Dick johnson.
Business rather light.
CISCISNATL Apr! I9-River I3 feet
5 inches and falling. Weather showery
this afternoon and clearing tonight.
Arrived Graham, Pittsburgh; Thomas
Sherlock, New Orleans. Departed
Cherokee, Pittsburgh; Andes, Wheel.
ing; Laura l.. Davis, Tennessee river.
CAIRO, April Observation-Disclosures
Irga Mountain and Mollie Moore, St.
LOUIS. Dspsrted-Andy Baum, Mem
phis; Fashion, Cincinnati; Iron Noun
tain, OHIO river; Common wealth, New
Orleans. River % feet s inches snd sts-
tionary. Weather cloudy mercury 76
deg.
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miIIincrY Opening.

The past week has been what is called
among the millinery establishments
Opening week. Our citizens have rea-
son to congratulate themselves that they
are no longer compelled TO send to the
East for the latest and best styles of Hats
and B5nue,s, since Messrs. Speyer Bros.
have, by the display made by them, and
which has been fully proved by the rum
bers Of ladies who have visited their
handsome rooms during and since
Wednesday and Thursday, their opening
days, fully shown that they are able TO
produce work which can not be sur
passed at any establishment in the
United States. The ladies should bear
the fact in mind that these gentlemen
spared neither trouble nor expense 10
procure the services of sn artist who has
been connected for years with none but
the largest and most fashionable MILL
merry houses in the East, and that, not.
outstanding all the expense they have
been put to 10 secure this lady, they are
selling at lower prices than were ever be-
fore offered in this city. As We can not
do justice to description OF the various
styles, We will simply say that visit
will well repay any lady. Messrs. Speyer
Bros No. is ll5S Main street.
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FOR SALE.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DE
OF the County Court OF Ohio county,
entered ON the 25'h day OF March, in the
ca.p Of Jacob kTuSeT guardian, vs., sarah
r.. Niagius and Others, will, on
SATURDAY, APRIL y, 1873,
qf lu O'Clock 4. NJ, at the front door OF the
court House OF ohio county, proceed TO
sill 20 ere highest and best bidder, the FOL.
I.svfugproperty: \ certain piece or parcel
,f land situated near the town of Irladel-
pima. ~. Va, containing about nine acres,
and bounded by the lands OF John Win
chester. Fred Beatty, John Sleger and by
Little Nh.v cling Creek. The Improvements
consist OF frame dwelling house, stable
and other ont buildings, ana the land is
upGrr.alI W In coal.
The above property belongs 10 the estate
Of Martin smith DegaTmO, deceased
TERMS or SALE-OnC-third OF The pur-
chase money iu cash; balance in equal
pIymeuiS at six and twelve months, or
a.I IN cash, II the purchaser refers
j.. j. WOODS,
larg oawi Special commissioner.
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rEhc, -Bcst -Plnce
yiyO BUY REVOLVERS IS AT {. A.
KRYTEK'S,
llE5 MARKET STREET,

Wheeling. W. Va. Best Assortment, best
Quality, and Lowest tIiCes.
A fine Seveu.Shot, Full Nickel Plated
Revolver. long cylinder, with box OF
Cartridges, sent prepaid 10 any address
Tor S2.BU. apis
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TIE Enigos dancing club have
social tonight st Beethoven Hall.
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HHk COgisTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the DIFF
fereni judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT coURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT COURT JDtE MELVIN
In the case of the State VS. Bill
Harris, Charles Strauss, Maggie Davis,
Minnie McGlll and Jennie Strauss,
witnesses for the State were recognized
in the sum Of 500 each for their appear
ance in this court, May s, 1878.
State Of West Virginia VS.. Maud Geb-
hart, for grand larcshy was tried before
the following jury: Charles Kline,
Ambrose List, A. d. Sesmon, Charles
kraus, John duncan, George Muldoon,
Louis Strobel, &. Leon hart. A L. Kslb,
Lewis DelbrUgge, Charles Hoffman and
w. Ii. I'll. ProsecuuAg-Attorney Jor-
dan appeared tor the State; Pend!eton
and Ewing for the defense The jury
returned verdict Of petit larceny, with
the penalty of thirty days in the county
jail.
Benjamin f. Rne was qualified to
practice in this court.
Adjourned until o'clock this morn
ing.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
This Court WAS engaged yesterday on
the case OF Cox VS.. Cheek.
Adjourned until nine O'Clock this
morning.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court disposed of one case yester-
day morning with fine of 81 and costs
and in default of payment wss committed
Tor thirty days.
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DOL.
Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, April l9.-Wool-
More scte and prices easier; supply light
Ohio Pennsylvania and West NIr'
ginia double extra and above 40642c;
extra 4Oa42c; medium 4O@42c; coarse
33@34c: New York, Michigan, Indiana
and Western fine 37(d37c; medium 40
a4lc: coarse 83@84c; combing washed
4O@5Oc; unwashod 30@33c; Canada
combing 42@48c; fine unwsshed 24@
Dec coarse and medium unwashed %
G,33c.
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Disrmrbinxrne Pence.

Edward Murray was before Justice
Nix yesterday afternoon, charged with
sssau.ting several young men in Richie.
town. He was required TO pay the costs
of prosecution and to give bond in the
sum of $50 to keep the peace for six
months.
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CtTATE or WFsT ylRG1SIA, CIR %.
= Wheeling, IN the Muu.r.pa. Ipa'' ..
Wheeling
Wnhelmlna RO.Let al
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at,Aeeling Ae9l9tcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 40 New Advertisements.

kLNtA az Nov
Bensou's Porous PIssters- Fourth
Pagel
Ciairvovsnt-hlrs. Dr. Larue.
Fourth Street Nj. E. Church.
Furniture-G. Meudel, Booth y Co.
Notice Of observation-disclosures Street
Railway Company.
Letter List First Page,
Spring and summer Goods. II.
StaIman Il Go.
Porcelain Table Wsre-Cummlns u
Woods
Something New higgins Gallery.
From Wheeling to Paris--H. +. Ben
rens.
issolution-Adams u Lucas.
A Card-A. NJ. Adams.
A. Carlo y. Lucas.
Linoleum-Friond IL Son.
Social Darce-Enigo Dancing Club.
Another Excursion-P. w. u X. Rail
road.
Wanted Rignold Supernumeraries-
Head OF Local
Carpets-Z,nE * Morehead.
Undort.king-Zink u Son.
Plumbers-Thompson Il Hbberd.
Photogrsphs-Piummer's Gallery.
Childrens Carriages-Genthers Va.
riety Store.
Auction Sale of Unclaimed Express
Goods.
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Sale OF q Pnccr.

Yesterday Fred Huseman, liveryman,
purchased the celebrated PAGER SLEEPY
George" from John Patterson, who re-
sides at the foot Of Wheeling Hill, six
miles beyond Bridgeport, for Moore
Floyd OF Pittsburgh. for $500 cash.
We learn that the present owner of the
PAGER intends driving him with fast
trotter he owns. Sleepy George WAS
shipped to Pittsburgh via the G. & 2.
railroad yesterday evening.