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poti 4 eOrge ann,
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nebsn Der 6sGs gOtnt Sapin9s Sonf.
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6%taItaaNs i'm @r f. ua0 Stein 8erfauf tets %a0rr6tbt0 III
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befor9t- T
&a~ WIsiu salon tn aud gunataes cTsn. 0st14-s
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@$-p aagena6 Bremen auf ben ueuen
SgIDtaSam?ilaiHen Der Sremer 9iais, "NorDosuti&er
SlO9p". tann ~ieOeraett IN Der Ofice bes nWeder"
aespr1srt @e'Sen. NGberes beiaet bic @naeise,in
elmer aaberen Ssalte. Sttl5-S
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Sonnt0eS=T rctfe5mte
Der 2uIns0 f1netnbe au Walbtngpn 3. 6. )
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
Ote Pctomat'S erltderuugszG cn1p, BON
Georgetown d. G.
SnterpoEirt bnrd rtuen GungrtBaft tn 1881 lit
felt y JGbren in e~rfoiereidDer Separation.
Ga 2le StOdbalter ituo ale perlSnlid
oerantUcrtlid.
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S0t9ua Wtlea. 2Stt. 3. goes, u. 3 @tferel, DaS b @nolifb,
9en. y S0b"fRn, gGm. .. Serb unb SOtn purcp, QBdIb.
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Mo. 5l2I Z otrr ~sfit@ Den Scr 6slUws!Qal, gBaibtns.
IL Nnrnsleun8en herDen pin!tliA 6erDgat.
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NF~ @etertnees! Gtas. aoa!ter Sciep6 'GBerbarbt,
Sto, SaHer' w. y. &eeie unS S. unD U. SanttOer Custom
oVH"ptHa Mua26.S
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u ttHK YFVEt NH54FE NHpsrHE, ptf NIT NvbeftIn NJ n. 800
tea parea uno 9ebstlt purbsa, "pBfn psaafs
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trsmer SApdhet ON""pIUH9 uno ts
Srtna Sstsaas sn sai9pelana hss SauSs, ub Der Site.
TEN Blute; u lpleH
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Ste tTau p94 ): 8. MseO, so. As Rpdarase Svn 0ts..,a.
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Stabtratb, Nbeno beS %. Ropbr. -
Grter 3Det9. 0tad Serleiuns peri&iee
Oener BetitiOr en- beantra9te gSco0, Gen Wapor
gu beauItra8en, benz Sffcer @oot Elm Gprenge.
l9enf 5u MAIDEN. sc puroe r~oserft n,dt iiber
Den AntraS ub5e(tImn1t. @benio eins ,es nit
benz Outrage, Der Wtttwe oes ermorpeten Slft,
GERS SourDan $500 aus5ube3ablen. Nn ben
8carD pi 0ealtb pirp oa5 @riu6eu 9elteut, eli
men l1eberl9las iiber bic Soften Der StraBeas
relnl9utl9 81 tnaGen.
IS wurpen $1,000 bepiaist fife ca8 @raoiren
Des Der 9taDt seb0risen SoDeus auf Der SiO.
leite bes Baltus.
Bon Der Bittpe be8 SffcerS Benton lief
Elm % ntiasunSsI4reiben fur pas itr bswiQlste
@elb Elm.
Sir bic StraBsnreiuisnus purben ucrerit
$258O bewilist.
Die Reicluttcn fir Grridtun3 zines Bcli5ep
uno TeuersG ele9rapbeu wuroe au9enonmen.
3wetter 3wei9. Sn olelem s3melSe
famen meilt gang unbeoeutenoe @elddfte Dor.
Den ubrmabern @oulo g. Q8arD mutoe bic
Grlaubuib ertbeilt, cine NIT @as erleudtete
l1br Dor Ibrem Store, ytr. 1853 W. Baltimore
ltraBe, an5ubrinsen.
sc nurbe beidlcfen, cine @a8laterne an
Der u. 8. gde BON Wpnumentltr. uno 8lOacs
map erribten 3u lalien.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-06

OFFICE-C1 1rnsr of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-06
WHEEL
THE INTELLIGENCE.
Portable Theatres for the Drnwtns Room
THE SEASON IN PARIS.
L0orresponaenee Of the phLIaaelphIa BallelIn.l

Correspondence OF the Philadelphia BulIen.1
PARIS, October Tt is already announced
that the coming season viii be even more than
usually gay, and preparations on an extensive
scale are being made. Number of visitors of high
rank and great wealth are expected Private
theatricaS will be still more in vogue tI1n last
winter, if we may judge by the large number
OF orders already received by the inventor of
the Portdble theatre, that has taken the place of
the screen formerly made the representative of
all sorts of scenery in the drawing room The
little Medtre des salons is anything and every
thing that suits the occasion; n palace cottage
a gypsy camp, a church, n boudoir or a garden
it has its stage, its sile scenes its prompter's
box, its drop curtain. To all these advantages
it adds that OF being pack-up-able, by means of
the Withdrawal of three or four screws in five
minutes, if the room is needed for dance after
the play is over; nor does it take longer to put
up than to take down. The whole thing may
be had for the tritting sum of 500f, and those
who have hitherto refrained from having private
theatricalS, on account of the difficulty of get
ting them up without scenery, may now indulge
their taste freely. Some two hundred of these
useful contrivances have already been ordered.
Should the present fine weather be prolonged
the reopenlng of the aristocratic salons will be
delayed several weeks. There will not be any
great fetes until the return of the court from
Compiegne, wither it will go on the Emperor'S
arrival from the camp, though the contrary had
been surmiSed The autumn is, in Il great many
provinces, the finest part of the year. Another
more imperative reason why the winter season
should commence so late is, that fashion COM
mands the going out of town when the summer
is almost over, and returning to it when winter
is well upon us-a farther proof that fashion is
often at variance with common sense and good
taste.
The Petiis salons are, however, beginning to
light up. The ladies who hold their state there,
not being posseSsors of chateaux, and seldom
making a summer excursion beyond the envi-
rons of the capital, are in haste to call in their
friends to dispel the ennui they have borne for
five endless months. Every one who has
drawing-room and piano is determined to have
a saIon-that is, to pack, on stated evenings,
some fifty becrinolined and hooped ladies in
space that might comfortably contain twenty
five, to huddle all the male belongings into two
or three adjoining rooms, the size of closets, to
set one person to play on the aforesaid instru-
ment, another to sing, debutant poet to recite
his lost poem, and to make all the victims that
can be caught do penace in some shape or other,
to the infinite annoyance of all the company
But the real salons, the sovereign umpires of
taste and leaders of fashion, will not reopen be-
fore Christmas
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NrAsoNIO DIKEO roKY.

ohio Lo,,Ee No. Ges.-Meets a Masonic Hall,
e'rner Market aud third Mon
dayevennss OF each month G. W. sisrTs, 81; 4Iez-
"a fss Lt.gatin, Secretary.
waeeiinE lodge No. r0s Meets as above on
the Se>t anIGAi'f Thursday evenings month e
H'svrLISaxa.w. n; 8. W. Pearson, Secretary.
T'aeeisEg Union Oanp:er no. a-sreets as
a'ove the sscoaa N;oad4 revealing of eaclnoutl W.
s''Sr, H.p.; S. Y. Pearson, Secretary.
FaesIiaS &scaUPaseat No. 1.-Neets as
ns' on the f''tt Monday evening of each month. ".
- Ls'jI3,
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ADVERTISING. 81 have always considered ad-
and long-to be the great
medium of success in business, and the prelude
20 wealth. | have made it an invariable rule,
too, 70 advertise in the dullest times, long ex-
perience having taught me that money thus
spent is we'll laid out; as by keeping my bust
ness continually before the public, it has secu-
red me many sales that should otherwise have
lost. STEPHEN GiEAEDn
''My motto through life has been-worE and
advertise. In business advertising is the phi
losopher's stone, that turns everything it touch
es into gold. have advertised much, both in
found that those of the largest est circalationNof
either cass-bcnefitted me the most.
JouN JACOB AsFoR."
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nc CORRESPONDENTS

LEFT Frs concerning subscription advertising other
cf the inSegeGcer should be addressed to
ProprI,tors.
concerning department of the paper,
h1ui be addressed the Editors, jointly, either
them.
for publications will please write
OJly side u the paper.
observance Of the above rules will greatly oblige us,
nj secure prompt attention correspondents
heE-... LI oih .Ewise reeeiye.
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CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

for the information ofstrangers visiting the city, pub
h the following list OF the different Churches, and their
and place of meeting If any Mistakes we
will make the necessary correction with pleasure:
81 ntt'c1,'s, Episcop0IiaR Corner Monroe and Byron
eets Rev L. t. PsakIs Rector; morning services 1O
Clock evening" I.
s.. JoAc's, Etseopa1iG' Main street.
Second, Centre Wheeling, Reg. J. u. SMITH A. NJ Rector
s-rvces-Siorning 1016 afternoon $1G night *.
First Presbyterian, REv. r. H. WExD Pastor, Fourth
UetweenMonroeaDd Quincy
Second PrssbyteriGn Webster street between
Market, Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
TtjrS Presbyterian, Fifth street, between Chestnut and
Talbertsts South Wheeling Rev WooDs, Pastor serv-
morning and evening"
forth 5yteria, a. PAUL. Pastor, Main
between Washington and Adams ss services morning
evening.
Fourth Street MetFodist Episcopal, Rev. J. E. WILSON
PASTOR between Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening
Norsl Street Hettodst Episcopal ev.AA REaER, Pastor
Iartet and North ss., North Wheeling; services
morning and evening.
Ctpztas Street Methodist Episcopal. Fl. Mon
por Pastor, ChapIine street, Second
Centre wheeiing;servioeS morning and evening.
S1stt Rses'ing A. E. Churot, Rev. J. 8. HALL,
Pa ,tor; services morning and evening.
Bise5ing Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. ].
wILsoS, Pastor.
G,7na JCssaoaiss Eptseopa9 Rev. HEswra, Pastor,
Clapue street between Webster and Third Centre Wheel
~ James Cttheydt Roman Catholic Rt. Rev. BISHOP
r. " wHELAx Fifth street, of Hampdeni services
morning and afternoon.
First Baptist ct9reA Clay ST., East wheeling Rev. VIM.
R. MAYR HRy, Pastor; services morning and evening
AssoeEte Reorsd, Rev ]. t. NIcCLuRR, Pastor,
oMarketaud Jefferson sts servlcesmorning andaernoon
Disciples Market street, between Webster and Third.
cntrc Wheeling; 1u5l hs morning, ~
evening.
Evangelical Protestant, Rev WV. HELEER, Pastor Clay
ss'set, above sixth, East Wheeling.
go" EoG"5esicai LutasriaH, Rev. F. ZIMMwssMAN,
WneeIins;s services morning ana evening.
Joist Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
MeiD.
efman Protssts"s, Union Han, Main street, between
81 'nrse anA Qaiucyi services 104 ming.
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ADDLEPATB;
OR,
TIE TINMAN' s POTS!
scREEcuING STORY OF ureH OLD TIMES.
CuAPTEG
ADDLEPATE.

CuAPTEG I.
ADDLEPATE.
Not far from the city of scalawag, situated
far inland on the shore of the peaceful roaring
sea, stood young man. He was dressed in the
usual Greek costume-a battered hat with pine
in his hand, a pair of torn corded breeches, and
old stogy boots
He met "a fisherman with a net on his shoul-
ders
Said the Greek-''It's an illigant day"
''Of course it is, i" said the fisherman.
"Docs it ever shtorm here?" said Addlepate,
the Greek
"Of course it does when it blows replied
the fisherman, and then in melodious accents he
shouted ''Fresh fishi"
''Sich is life, sighed Addlepate.
CHAPTER II.
JEMlMER ANA RUMPUs.
The fair Jemimer Ann was peeling onions for
Him nix goot," said her father.
"0h, my Addlepate;" sighed the maiden,
she will return some day"
The door suddenly opened, and with wild
[rhe remainder OF this chapter will be pub
lished in n cotemporary tomorrow morning, and
the balance of the story will appear in the New
YORK Loafer for next week. SiiIybead Cobbler,
and all the great Spooneys of the age, write for
the Logter
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Il E.is constantly on hand, Gas hxturcs Lead and
wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead kinds and sizr
Of Brass Cocks and Valves; Steam whistles Steam
water GuRges Lift and Force Pumps, Sinks BatdDg Tubs
wooden and Cast Iron Hydrants Gum ana packin
OF al Tioknesses, AntiIricon Metal, BRnca Tin
enc ana Antimony the Celebrated Troy BELLs
~ Also, Poly's improved and patent Chain Pu1op
which Is decidedly the greatest pump the age the rig
20 put up which in Towns and Counties Western Vir
will be sold on fair term. We s4A4
ey Galvanized Iron Tubing, Incorrosve md for non,
OF pressure pipe, for hot or cold water espe
Pipe. ''"'. i'euu
y Aqueductppe constantly onhand an sizeo or oror
y "tlch can be Furnished short notice, -
- SSH Pdfd for oLd Copper, BTHSSUad Ledd.
st Received and Now Open,
w take pleasure in Informing friends pnons and
~ the public generally that lust RECEIVED o,,r
spring stock of CLOTHS, LIASSIHkRBf& & / ES7J No
tCsre'r wlt gcnerhi assortment Grnt's Friy: ~,
900 San OF Which viii sell prices ait IN,
only ask call, feeling cundent you xaune or
$40 k YOU viii be satisfied that excecd jthr
e style or quality OF the goods offered sale va
kioT tt our stock consists Of FdShiOauLLe OOds od
gaeHP Eooas and VIC are prepared m TO or
"ef ia style second To either West OF N
mountains, and short notice. at our new NJ
iOS man et' WHEELER & LARlR,
aN.
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ODD FELLOWs' DIRECTORY

YirgJnsua lodge No. :S.-Meets everyphursday
cnin= atthe Hall, Market and Quincy
Mr. RrcH,aDsox, N. C.; Taos 3. MEsGn Secretary.
Fr"aISiin Hodge No. as.-Meet as abovccvery
Monday evening. wN. TAYLOR, N. e.; F1Efians p
NJ T5irsy, Secretary.
r. Wednesday evening FasDSRfcS MILLER, N. G.; JOHN
SiinEs, Secretary.
'.vheesissg lodge No. Se.-Meets as above every
-. Rgr9srta, Nc; II. IT. RerrgttaR. Secretary.
PuHaIa lodge No. .S&.-Meets as above every
F,'iayevenng. J, Wo2psraS, n. G.; W. ". Blanchard
Dr. Secretary.
W'n. TsII Encn praeut no. 3l.-Meets as
a'ove the second and fourth Tuesday evenings
nonth. s. Rt-U2s, q. P. GAGS, LineE, Scribe.
AS-nw's Esnc"uPnenr No. i.-Meets as
above, she arst,t'1i ruesa evening month
l. NJ C-tSE G. ?: GsosIird. .,Ir sesbe.' [Mareh IS.
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DROPOSALS FOR ENGRAVING AN %
I PRINTING.

OFFICE SUPERINrENDEN Mt PUBLIC PRINTING,
WASH ngton, Febru .ry -, 1888.
Proposals will be received at this office unit. /
Thursday, the 18th day of Ma CHI, 1852 At IL O'clock
m for e1scuting the follow ng engraving ard PRINT
ing to accompany the eighth edition of :. Maury's
Sailing DIreciIons,' VIZ:
L. For engraving on steel twenty FIVE medium
quart9 pa ,es OF iliu trations-two pages to be en-
graved on each plate.
2. For printing from steel plates six thousand
copies OF nineteen quarto ar d two folio PAGES.
s. For printing fIom steel plates slX thousand
copies, and cOloTine by hand three thousand copies
OF nine quarto and FIVE thousand copies of one foIO
page.
A. For transferring from copper and printing on
stone SIX thousand copies of nine and FIVE thou sand
crpIes of thr QuartO pages, and for trans ferring
and printing, In three coOrs hive thousand copies Of
one folio page
All ofihs work is to be executed IN the highest
st of the art, and will be open for the Inspt
of bidders at thus office until the morning of The day
for closing the bids.
Proof Impressions, with the orr inal, are required
10 be submitted to this Office for approval cOrrec
t0n free OF expe, Sc. Tor raDsmsslOn before the
plates are received or the printing commenced.
Ii Is to b. distinctly understood that IN : will
be entertained from any party OF directly engaged
In and practlca y acquainted with the character Of
the work bid fr. Bonds will be required from the
successful bidders for the faithful execution of their
contacts
The paper for these plates will be furnished by this
Off e.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished to per
sons wishing to bid by appl cation al this Office.
The proposals must b. addressed to the under
signed and endorsed Proposals for engraving,
&c" GEO. w. Il VIVIAN
lie Is eotd Superintendent Public Printing.
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CHOfcE GARDEN ANDFLOwER SEEDS

The undersigned has aga the plessur of offer ng
snSA his extensive stock of genuine GAR $eue
ASKOEN SEEDS. whcj are this season OF <fe
4QkS0 xcelient Ialty, warranted pure and-A<s
fresh faS lilies Of supp sing all art Giles Of I'm
est quality and correct To ame from Eng land and the
Continent as well as those of domestic growth, is
unsurpassed, if equaed, by any house IN the trade
Market Gardeners, Farmers, and others will find
these Seeds AS cheap as they can he purchased in
the United States, eli her wholesale RETAIL in hulk
or packages. and unsurpassed as 10 quality. viEl
Early York, Large York. French Tx Heart, Pre-
MUM Flat Dutch, Large DIu nhead, and other
Cabhages,
Blood TurnIp Beet. Early Short top Radlsh,
Round Purple Egg Plant,
! arge Smooth Tomato, Peppers. Satisfy,
Carrots, Parsnlps, extra early Peas, Beans, &C,
With every Other Vegetable and Herb IN the trade.
FLOWER SEEDS. of the choicest kinds. So
lected from bis extensive collection, for any latitude
IN the Union, offered, prepaid by mail, the fol-
lowing low Tates-the beat oOir ctIons have several
varieties included winch sell separately at ls1 Ia 2j
cents per paper, as Eneli Pansy, PIcOta PInks
TTufant's Asters. &C;
100 papers choicest varieties s. 90
leo /" Cd chO, cest varieties 20
~ q choicest varieties 2 81
81 " I'd choicest varieties 2m
~ I" choicest varieties %
JOHN SAUL,
1886 18th street. corner III street.
If q Fh& Nj, l2 Washing ton, D. c.