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llELIGIoUs SERyIoEs To-DAI.At the Second Pfesb,
rian church. New York avenue, Rev. DIR Bocock, OF
Georgetown, win preach to-day at ii O'Clock and Rev
X. r. Gurley at A o'clock.
The New Jerusalem church, on North Capitol street
the railroad depot having been closed during the
hot weather, Is open for religious worship every
Sunday at IL o'clock.
In consequence of the absence from tho city Of their
pastor, Rev. w d. Haley, there will be no services to-
day at the Unitarian church.
At the Methodist Protestant church ON Ninth street
between and r. services win be held to-day at eleven
O'Clock, a. M and half past seven o'clock, D. M Tho
protcted meetings at this church during the past week
have been attended with great success and they win DO
continued this week.
Rev Dr. Isaac Coal formerly pastor Of the Navy
Baptist church 10 this city and pastor in Philade
pha, will preach to-day in the Thirteenth Street Baptist
church, both in the morning and at night
Religious services will be held to-day at eleven clock
In the church of the Epiphany
At Temperance Hail. this afternoon at three o'clock
discourse will be delivered by r. L. Payne in which he
will endeavor to prove that man has had the legal
right to use the ordinance of baptism since tho days of
the apostles
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REAL ESTATE -on Friday afternoon Wall Barnard,
auctionee, sold three brick houses and lots Third
street. between Maryland avenue and street west,
which purchased follows One by Thomas Smead
for $500, one by w. H. Thompson for $780, and the
other by j. Bowling for $500
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HNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

il
February l. 1885, s46s5 oos ps. Secured
bonds and mortgages OF first class
Frederick Winston president Isaac Abbott, secretary
AY p Ganct,, NJ d. examining physician, 4G5 Ninth street
Pamphlets and further Information be obtained the Office
CHARLES DE Sci DEN, Agent,
June 22-d6ms No. 5o7 Seventh
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NOTICE TO PRE- caption CLAIMANTS.

DARPETING, FLOOR 0IL-CLOTI, RUGS, MAT
~ ngs Druggcts, Materials and House furnishing Dry
Goods, such
Velvet tapestry carpcngs, designs
Tapestry Brussels do In great variety
Now sty es Brussels do super quality
Exrabeavy ply do very rich
Extra super ingraindo patterns
Very heavy Atwood Dutch carpetinrs
Twied veniap carpeting for halls and steps
and 90
rich floor oil cloths cut nc
any size shape room, hall passage
Mosaic, velvet, and tufcd rugs and mats
and Canton mattngs
124, Id 1914 drugget crumb cloths
English druggcts, all widths by the yard
Very richly embrod red lace curtains
Satin LANES, brocatels, reps for curtains
White buff, blue green shade linens
Stair rods fixtures, &c.
Having attended great Carpet Auction which took
place New 4th and 9Th prepared
ordinary
stances respectfully invited examination
HOOE BRO *
Aug 1s-dn
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WASHINGTON TnEAmE-We happy to be able to
state that the manager has aoceded TO the universal de-
sire Of our theatregong population and that the charm
Ing Miss Maggie Mitchell is to appear for another week
Tomorrow night will be presented the unique drama
originally played by Madame Celeste entitled Green
Bushes and the Protean sketch Of Love Statagems
In the latter Miss Mitchell assumes four characters with
songs and dances.
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Hdg-TENPERAScE MEErINa.--The regular monthly
meeting the Catholic Beneficial Total Abstinence Association viii
held the hail. evening
at o'clock. Full attendance s earncstIv invited
JAMES ). KANE, secreiary
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AUCTION sAREs.

by y. @. MCGUIRE a. Co., Auctfoneers.
CT0CK AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN--0n Tuesday af-
- .ernOon October 18th at o'clock tho auction
snaI sci a 10 suit purchasers
$500 corporation Of Washington stock
$500 do Alexandria register stock
5000 corporation OF Alexandria coupon bonds
corporation u Washington certificate Indebtedness.
bearing interest, and payable principal and interest
on e before June l, 1890
1000 the Metropolis stock.
JAS Q. McGURE co
oa io-d Auctonesrs
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A CARD--Edward Dolan, Merchant Taller, sign
IA Of the golden fleece of l4 street and Pennsylvania
avenue opposite Wizards Hotel respectfully invites the gentlemen CT
this and vicinity bis splendid Of the
fall and winter trade which he will sell cheap His stock 81
fashionable French
and American cloths black blue added golden olive invisible
green, mulberry and other shades. s
Panaloons-black and fancy docskn, with side bands
vengsyelvets Silks and cashmere rich beautiful ball
and party.
Moscow and Eca beavers pilot Cason Napo
leon Tricord
Also superb Of gents furnishing goods every
scrpion. aas Sept l9-dlm*
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T,XTENsIoN OF THE anew BOOK STORE

ID III. GILLET Counsellor at Law, has removed
lOs his Office 10 his residence in Franklin
Thirteenth streets He will continue devote his principal
B 10 cases in the United States Supreme Court
Oct 2s--dn
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thereby certify the of my knowledge and belief the
above named guarantors coed and sufficient
Oct l-eodtd EFF
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nR. VAN PATTEN, DENTIST.--Oflice and resi-
IL Willard Hotel square, opposite the
Treasury tho OF Pennsylvania
18th street. ..g.s
7--3mds
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STUDY BOOK OF CIVIL AND MECHANICAL
IA Engineering exempided by working drawings
series works civil
engineering which unite with them sound and skl mechanical
by eminent British foreign engineers the whole
tended complete book Of reference tho practitioner and tho
student by w. 9. Trery, c. E.
published Nos and q to BIO continued monthly 10 folio
rial sizo, Price rs cents each number containing eight plates
Subscribers names received by
FRANKLIN PHILIP Bookseller,
Oct $50 Penn avenue, between 9th 10th
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FORM OF a GUARANTEE

-, hereby, jointly and scveraly covenant with tho
United States, guaranty, the foregoing bid o.
accepted they WILL within after the
the the with good and
perform the furnish the articles
ed conformity the Of the advertisement under which
the said - shall fail TO enter into
aforesaid guaranty the difference be
the and the next lowest bidder
{ A "a
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs FOR 1859.

Oct 6eo5t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-20
THE INTELLIGENCER.

UPoN leaving home to take his chances in the
world, an Arkansas youngster received the fol-
lowing advice from his father:
Bob, you are about leaving home for strange
parts You're going to throw me out of the
game and go it alone The odds is agin YOU,
Bob, bnt remember always that industry and
perseverance are the winning cards; they are
the blowers" Book larning and all that sort
of thing would do to fill up with like so many
small trumps, but you must have the bowers to
back 'cm, else they ain'tworth Shucks. Ifluck
runs against you, don't cave in and look like a
sick chicken, on rainy day, but hold your
head up and make believe you're flush oftrumps;
they won't play so hard agtn you; I've lived and
travelled round some, Bob, and I've found out
that as soon as folks thot you held n weak hand
thed buck agin you strong. So when you're
sortcr weak, keep on whole front but play eau
tlous; be satisfied with pint. Many a hand
I've seen cuchred cause they played for too
much. Kccpyour eyes well skinned, Bob; don't
let en- ing on you; recollect the game lays as
much with the head as with the hands. Be tenn
pcTate; nevcrget drunk, for then no matter how
good your hand is, you won't know how to play
II; both bowers and the ace won't save yon, for
there is Sartin to be 'msdealn or something
wrong. And another thing, Bpb-this was
spoken ina low tone-don't go toomuch on the
women; queens is kinder poor cards; the more
you have OF them the worse for you; you might
have three and nary trump. don't say dis
card 'em all; if you get hold of one that's
trump, it's all right, and there's Sartain to be
one out of four And above all, Bob, be honest;
never take mans trick wot don't belong to
you, nor ''slip" cards or mig" for then you
can't look your man in the face, and when that's
the case, there's no fun in the game its regular
''cut throat" So now, Bob, farewell; rcmem-
Der what tell you, and you'll be sure to win,
''skunked."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-20

YOUNG AMEmcA IN UTAu.-The correspond
ent of the New Orleans Picayune, writing from
Camp Scott, after giving many interesting de-
tails in relation to the army at that post, and
description of some Mormons on their way back
to the States, thus writes:
'The proportion of young children with the
party was very large; the most prccocious little
imps imaginable. Young America, as cxcmpli-
fed in New Orleans or New York, would be
the innocence of babyhood beside them 1
called one little fellow, hardly higher than my
knee, to me, and asked him his name Helook-
ed me inlthe face and said P;lrley P. Pratt
After few other questions, l gave him piece
oEmoney, an old Spanish bit, with the impress
sion on it somewhat effaced. He took the coin
eagerly enough, but after moments close ex-
animation, handed it back to me, saying: Il
don't want that told him he had better keep
it, as he could buy something nice with it at
the suffers store. He insisted, pertinaciously,
on returning it, when remarked to friend by
me that he was so young perhaps he did not
know the use and value ofmoney He was
prompt with his reply: 'Yes, I do, old fell but
don't take that sort of money 1 made it right
with him by giving him new dime, and Farley
P, Pratt went on his way rejoicing"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-20
CHURCHES OF WHEELING

For the information of strangers visiting city, pub
s the following list of the different Churches, their
me and place of meeting. If there any mistakes, we
willnIake the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. MGthea0'8, EDiScopGlian Corner Monroe Byron
reets, Rev E. r. PERKINS, Rector; morning 1O
clock, evening,7.
ST. Jon's, EpiscopGliGr Main street. between First and
second Centre Wheeling, Rev ]. H. SNITH, A. NJ Rector
Services-AIornng log; afternoon 81; night T16.
FIRST Le8dyteiG1, RIy. r. H. WEEp, Pastor, Fourthst
etween MonroSana QuncyiservIcesmorningan afternoon
Second yerG, Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre Wheeling; morning evening.
Third Presbyterian Fifth street, between Chestnut and
Tabert sts South Wheeling, Rev. E. WooDs Pastor
smOrning and evening.
Fourth Pres0yteridn Rev "A PAUL., Pastor, NIanstreet
ctween Washington and Adams sts; services morning
evening"
Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal Rev. J. E. WILSON,
Pastor between Monroe and Quincy; services
morning and evening.
Street Methodist Episcopal Rev.AA. REeER, Pastor
corner 2larket and North sts North Wheeling; services
morning and evening.
Caopiine Street AetROdtst Episcopal, Rev. T. II.
ROE, PASTOR Chapne street, First Second,
Centre Wheeitngi services morning and evening
SoEth Wee'i@g ". E. CAu''oa, Rev. ]. s, HAIL.
astOri services morning and evening
Wheeling LsiUN6 CIdpeE Wheeling Island, Rev. J..
WILSON, Pastor.
German NsAodtst Eptscopal, Rev, c. HxLwIo, Pastor,
chaplne street between Webster Third Centre
ug.
d. O"Wc" C""e<sFdtI Roman tCathoc, Rt Kew BISHOP
R. v WHEAS, Fifth street, of Hampdeni services
morning and afternoon.
associate Reformed Rev. t. MCCLURE, Pastor, corner
ofMarke and Jefferson and afternoon.
Disciples, Market street, between Webster Third.
Centre Wheeng services 1O11 in the morning, and ~
evening.
Eeaagelicq1 Protestant, Rev. wx HxLFEn, Pastor Clay
rect, above Sixth. East Wheeling.
Zion Erangetfcat L,.therfon, Rev. F. ZIMMERMAN,
Pastor Market street, between Webster and Third Centre
wheeling;services morning and evening.
,gish Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
German Protestant, Union Hail. Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1o5G morning.
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WHEELER. .& -LAKIN. .

WHEELER & .LAKIfJ, -
s q s.l, (Successor8to y. III. .Stduman) : - 4.
NJ e e C. II Il N T tn IL-O r s. ,
NO.2 Wushing1on Hall.
WHEELING, VA.
again resumrg business in this city, would very
respectfully announce to our oldfrends well those
ANl WINTER STOCK of Cloths, Oassneres Vestings,
GeDtIenen's Furnishing Goods, &C., &c. rs-s l
calling nttcntiont stock, would state that
kOaD to be the largest and Geepe to be the best
and most desirable of received by similar estab
lishment in the city
In soliciting continuance ofthe patronage oliberally
bestowed the house for the past four years.
all who patronzc usthat the cnviabe reputation the
fortle quality of goods, and accuracy
of fit, shall be fully sustained. sep22-Jyd q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-20
MAsONIO DIRECTORY.

Ohio Hodge No. EOa.-Meets a Masonic Hall,
corner Market Monroestreets and tAirdNOn-
dayevenings of eaehmont. G. W. srauTs, W. NJ; Ateo-
Gnder Luughtin Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. 12S Meets above on
thess and third Thursday evenings of each month. f. a.
ERESrLrsoER, w. NJ; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling UniOn Chapter no. 1O-Meets as
above on the second Monday evening Of month. W. G
SeerT, Ii. p S. W. Psa,son, Secretary.
Wheeling EncnmpnIcnt No. 1.-AIeets a
aSoveon theoprt Monday evening of each month. WI
AL0riag
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-20

TnE MAN IN LovE.-Thackeray says that
"when man is in love with any woman in a
family, it is astonishing how fond he becomes
ates himself with the maids; he is bland with
the butler; he interests himself with the foot.
mar; he runs on crrands for the daughter; he
gives and lends money to the young son5at col.
lege; lie pats the little dogs that he would kick
otherwise; he smiles at old stories which would
make him break out in yawns were they uttered
maiden aunt; he beats when darling little Fanny
performs her piece on the piano; and smiles
when wicked, lively, little Bobby upsets the
coffee over his shirt"
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nc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LEFI ERs concerning subscriptions advertising or other f.
prCpri-nrs
Letters concerning the editorial department the paper
h7pl be addressed to the Etors jointly, to either one
them.
Correspondensw for publication, will please write
An Observance OF the above rules will greatly oblige u.s.
nd serh prompt attention correspondents than
ey misLt Ct lerwise receive
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.rIiIG LAW OF NEWSPAPE3S-

1subscrberswho do give express notice to the con-
ions. " ~
2If subscribers dscontinuaRce of their peri-
errRgeS Rrepud.
SI subscribers neglect refuse to take their perfoi-
is from the Offices they directed they are held
Ilconnucd.
I'll subscribers to other places without inform.
publish and the papers former d
ecton, they ~, held responsible.
5.The Courts decided that refusing to take nerod
ais from the Office removing and leaving them uncaed
oT,s s}1zinna fdcia evidence of Intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-20

An INDIAN LovER.-Miss Bishop, the writer
of Flora Home" who went to Minnesota as
teacher, received an offer of marriage from an
Indian. lie came to her dwelling dccked iu all
his fnery-scarlet flannel, rings, feathers, newly
secured brass ornaments and bears cIaws-and
through an interpreter, announced to her that
she must be his wife 1t was urged that he had
one wife. lie replied, ''All the band have as
many as they can keep, and have but one
As an extra 'iuducement, he promised that she
could have the best corner OF the lodge, hunt by
his side, and eat with him, while the dark squaw
was to hush the papoose, cook the food carry
the game, hoe the corn, and provide wood and
water. Miss Bishop, a little in fear Of the
''green-eyed monstcr," even if the other claim
ant did hold an inferior position, declined the
distinction. The indian then begged a dollar
to buy a shirt, and left with naughty air.
Next day ne was drunk.
But Miss Bishop p'sassociatc almost Jared worse
She had only been a few weeks in the country,
and was ignorant of Indian customs A young
warrior snitten with her called often. Hoping
to be rid of him, she gave him a ring. He in
terpreted it token of partiality, and return
ed to take her to his lodge, The next day he
again returned, with six young braves, to com
pei her to go with him. Explanations and
interference saved her. 4 da ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-20
ODD FELLOWS, D1REoroRY

VfrgIni"s Hodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
evening "tthe Hail. of Market Quincy streets
JAMES NJ. HALL, N. G.i B. u. Carr, Secretary.
FrUuIlin hodge NO. IS.-Meets as aboveevery
Monday evening. DAVID BAvHA, N. G.; William r.
AcE5tpey, Secretary.
VIM. Tell lodge No. 33.-Meets asabOyeeye-
ry Wednesday, evening. WILLIAM HELLER, N. G.; John
SaIade, Secretary. 1
wheeling lodge No. So.LMeets as above every
Saturday evening.
W. D. Porrs, N. G.; John T2o6ur1s, Secretary.
PnnOIn Lodge No. S9.-Meets as above every
Friday evening. Jos. HAsxLr, NJ G John Z. AraoaOez
Secretary
wm. Tell Eucnmpment No. 34.-Meets as
above the second fourth Tuesday evenings ofeaCh
month. Joux BApER @. p; Clds. LiNch, Scribe.
AbrHal's EncRmpment No. Meets as
above, the rstand third Tuesday evenings ofeach month
@H TAYLOR, C. P.i GeoBatra, Jr, Scribe. March 49,
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y AS. M. DILLON
1O2 MARkET SIREET1
just Received and Now Open

Just Received and Now Open.
pleasure in Informing friends, patrons
w the public generally that lust received our
Spring stock of CLOTHS, CASSLMERES& & I.ESTINGS
together with general assortment of Gents Furnishing
Goods-al of which will sell prices times
we only ask call feeling confident thatf you examine our
stock you viii be satisfied thatwe cannot either
in the style or quality Of the goods sale We
know that our stock consists of Fashionable Goods aud
S"ed GOODS, and we prepared to make them up to or
der In style second to either East of the
102 Main st. WHEELER & IAKTN
apl2 Merchant TaIiors
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-20

"DocToR, /" said an old lady, the other day to
her family physician, skin you tell me how it is
that some folks is born cluinb?" ''Why, hem
why, certainly, madam, replied the doctor; SIT
is owing to the fact that they came into the
world without the power ofspecch!"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-20

THyINES-nR S-wTIISKIES.-Thos who wantthe
w 'Jetter qudlit of these liquors for medicinal pur
poses, depend obtaining reliable article from
T. II. LOGAN-& CO.,
ap15 Bridge corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va.
ID ONNET- -RIBDONS-2nO pcs Bonnet Ribbons arriv cd
ID this day aud cheaper than be found anywhere else
my7 ISAAC P3AiEt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-20

AMONG other clever stories, an Iowa cores
pondent sends this: S-55t
A green-looking chap from the Green Noun
tain State went over the line and on to Montre-
al, 'to look qeouad leettle." Going into
large and handsome dry good store, his verdan-
cy attracted the attention of the proprietor, who
attempted to quiz him; but unhappily having
an im.p-pIrpediment in his speech, he had to
give it up and his head clerk came forward to
speak for him. ag haa
The clerk began ''8Tr. Bull wishes to know
ifynn can tell him why Balaam's ass spoke ?'}
s'Waar' says Jonathan, ~ rayther guess how
that Balaaml was stutterin man, and his ass
had to-spcali for him y 4 81
Good for Jonathan. a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-20

IN 000 BOLTS WALL PAPER-The best assortmen
AO9OOO in the city-about 200 different patterus rang
ing M y price from Zip" to One Dollar bolt This stock
want of good aud cheap article will please and ex
anime my stock. J. G. HARBOUR, .
apps No. LIS Main
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perben. Die Deuti9en in WaIbinston haben
lit, bur9 cine ir tiefe 4uffaliung per A9itatipn
Elm rubnUcle8 Seu9uiB an89elteat."
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