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vsNHE HIGH soHoo!. BUILDING, con

vHNHE I1EGH SCHOOL BUILDING. COR
a. NER'F FAYETTE AND HOLIDAY ~TS,
has recently undergone a thorough rcpair Including
the beautiful aud spacious SALOON, so extensively
knnwn Is a tnncer Hail and Puzzle Lecture Room,
and which Is now one OF the most splendid rooms ~
the city sad saloon Is now offered for rent. by The
day, week OF month, for such exhibitions as are 0r an
uneScrniion1hIc character, and the committee ala
prohibited trGm rrnng it for Balls, as it has been
found that dancing Injuries the building.
COMMITTEE.
II. 8. $ tN0ERSO . II Second street.
John WILSON, Ii Baltimore street.
J, R'W DUNLAP, Lombard, near Hanover
,e2 coat street.
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q BANCE'S DEDICATED CANDY. FOR
u u EOLDS. EDI-GHS AND HAAESENEss

EBANCE'S NIEDICATED CANDY, FOR
a II COLDS, COUGHS AND HOARSENESS.
sit has long been the effort of man
To save fellow mortal> from death,
70 cure them of Coughs and of Colds,
Consumption and ShOrtness OF Breath.
The way, then, NJ length has been fornd
For man to Obtain quick relief;
Its virtues will surely astouud.
Aud make him the same Of belief
Would you live, then, in Joy and in health
Feel hale when old age shall advance
lfSo, 10y far better than wealth.
1.-THE Candy, made only by Hance."
Price - cents per package, OF five for ST.
For sale by SETH 5. HANCE, corner of Charles
and Pratt SIS, ans
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NEW CARPETING.
e HAVE Just opened my all assortment Of Car
= peng, which for sty aiu 1laliir j. act 20 he SIR
passed by any house in this CIV
Super Brussels C.HRpETTNl.
Imperial three ply do
SuperinG Ingram do
Extra and Fine do de-
Common do do
DamaSk Ernitian do
TwiIIed and plain do do
Floor OIL CLOTHS from 40 cts. to 81 % the square
yard; Hearth Rugs; Worsted Damasks and Morecns;
Piano and Table Covers; Stair Rods; Sheep Skin and
Manila Mats, &c. These goods have been selected
with great and will he sold as low as the same
quality can be had in this city.
JOHN Il. DUVALL,
Carpet Warehouse, 2i0 Baltimore,
So DIT West of Charles street.
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PARASOLS,
u AND Sun SHADESl

u AND sun SHA DESI
~ The subscriber, having purchased the ex
R-TAN tensive Philadelphia Mandatory, recently
~9ssss established in this city, corner OF Little
~T> Sharp and BaltimOrests, brgs leave to in
form country merchants and city dealers, "a well as
the puDc generally, tina, he is prepared accommo.
date them on terms fully cheap as they can be pur-
chased Ia Philadelphia or New York. His stock of
uNbREhLhS, PARASOhS and SUN SHADES, is
ot TIE best and most substantial manufacture. and
"t be i"nd as extensive aud varied as any other in
the country Determined to sell nj the veiy lowest
fNnIdeiphla and New York prices, he respectfully
invites the public to give him a call
uhtIu FRANCIS REEHLER
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BOWLING SALOONS.
e. The superior accommodations, convenient ar
central location, good order, gambling
ana the personal attention of the Proprietor, renders
this Establishment the
MOST AGREEABLE PLACE IN BALTIMORE,
for an evenings amusement aud exercise.
Dc Alleys let by the hour in the day time.
AMBROSE BALTIMORE,
se5-lm 81 and IS SnnIh Charles st
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az HAWKS AND SILKS. We are now open
~ ing avety large and choice assortment OF newest
style SHhNLS and Dress SILKS, to which we in
general.
Opened tins day, 81, 81, aud 10 4, entire new style
Token SlAWLS; Scotch aud rich Cashmere, En-
hroideIed and PIain 1hlhct Wool do Black and Blue
Black Gro de Berlin silk SIlAWI.S. Some very rich
cooted and superior Armne Gro de Berlin, Mcsine
Pekin Stipe and rich Changeable SILKS, which can
and Will be sold AT reasonable prices, at
X. McEhDOWNEY & co.
lG3 Baltimore street,
ST between Calvert and Light streets.
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TAILOR'S

4Vh ESTABLISHMENT.
30 SECOND ST., opposite the Exchange.
UILLL.3d PRES COTI' SMITH respectfully of
ferS his services 10 his ft nds and publ in every
department of the TAILORING BUSINESS. He
has on hand a vary good assortment of CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES and VESTINGS, and will be sun
pedas the season advances with the newest STYLES
and latest patterns. He hopes, by unremtting aten-
ton 10 busiacSs, puncuality in the execution of or
ders, and fair prices TO merit liberal share of pa
Tonage He socilS his friends TO give him a call and
promises To their custom, by gratifying their
tastes, without infringing too much their pockets.
se32W
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1,s-2 ENTIRE NEW STOCK or WATCHES
WfyN AND JEWELRY, received this day, May %.
L. 9Eand are now ready for my customers and
HS.;-sthose who would wish to purchase a good
Natch. The stock cannot he surpassed by any other
establishment for ineness of quality-amOng which
are Gold Levers, of NJ. L. Tobias & Co.'s J. p. John
sons Church st. Watches; Gold Lepines; Gold An
chor Levers; Gold Cap; Brass Cap; first qualify Silver
Anchor Levers English Hunting Levers; English sin
gle cased Levers; Vertical Watches &C., which are
offered wholesale and retail by GABRIEL ID. CLARK
at his old established store Waterst. second door
nom CaVeTt lei.tf
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90 NATIVE AMERICAN CONVENTION. The
following resolutions passed by the Native American
National Convention, which assembled in Phade.
phia, on the 4th of July last adopted by the
Convention OF Baltimore, and are published con
Gaining the sentiments of the members of said Con
gpUtiOn,
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TUNO AN ENTERPRISING PUBLIC. The
H. subscriber having obtained patent right for
valuable improvement in the manufacture Of SHOE
PEGS, he now Offers liberal partnership in the bust
ness, to any who will furnish the capital to put
the SAID Improvement into operation. This machine,
with the labor of three men, will turn out, of the me-
dunn sized Pegs, 100 bushels per day.
II. A. ROBERTSON.
NJ b. For further particulars, inquire at this office,
or of The subscriber, Georgetown, &c. seq lw
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FOR SALE g. RENT.

EISOR SA LEA young negro woman II years OF
age, to serve l3 years, from the country, and has
no city acqnainIlmces She is good cook washer
and lr0ner, and IN fact first rate general house ser
want, ana can come highly recommended. Apply
TO LEWIS f. SCOTT,
a!J No. 10 Exchange Place
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EDUCATION.
NINE. a. II. BUJAC,S

FRENCH AND ENGLISH ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
.7'q"th street, formerly McEidcrrys Mansion,
BALTIMORE.
THNH Il duties of the Academy will be resumed on
~ the FIRST MONDAY in September. sef-eo2w
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ICELAND moss COUGH CANDY. FOL
II Coughs, Gods, Hoarscncss and difficult Breath
ing. Prepared and sold by G. E.TYLER,
ap2i Corner East Baltimore and High ss
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.

FRONT STREET THEATRE.
win open for the season on
MONDAY NEXT, Sept. 9Th.
Under the Management of w. T.. BURTON.
THNHE BEST TALENT IN THE DRAMA
~ TIC WORLD. Both Stars and Stock, will ap-
pear the boards of this popular Theatre during the
ensuing season. which is confidently expected 10 be
one of unusual BRItLIANCE and ATTRACTION.
{G3- Stage Manager, Mr. ] SCOTT.
MRS. Mo WATT,
The talented and beautiful American autoress and
actress, whose extraordinary success at the Park
Theatre, New York, and the Chestnut street, Pha-
deIphia, ercited the HUelied enthusiasm, will com
mence the seasoI, in con junction with the popular
actor, DIR. CRISP.
MIR. u MRS. CHARLES KEAN.
Now playing in N. Y. to houses crotcdcd TO the ceiling.
MR. HACKET.
Nh and Mrs SEGUlN, Mr.. FRAZIER, and Sgnor
DE LA FANTI, n new Barylonc.
MIR. ANDERSON, the Popular Tragedan
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aNRAND EXHIBITION OF PYROTECU
eH MICS. The NATIONAL BLUES intend Civ
ing splendid Exhibition of Fire Works in the Co
lumbar Garden on the evening of the l2th Septem-
Der. celebrated Pyrotechnist Of Philadelphia is
engaged for the occasion. Particulars will be given
III future bills. SEQ ft
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MAYNARD &. MOVES, HACK WRIT

IA AWARD ~ MOVES BLACK WRIT
1Vm ING INK. This Ink has stood the test of 80
years experience, and during that time has been con-
siantIy Increasing in public favor and paronap and
became long since, and still continues 10 he the lead.
ing article af the kind in the country Ii flows with
freedom, is permanently black, and will not mould
under any circumstances and is adapted to both steel
and quill pens. Dealers and consumers can be fur
nished with it as low they generally pay for inferior
Inks, For sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT s. NUDGE,
az , south Charles
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FRESH FALL DRY GOODS.
Ep II. RICHARDSON Il co No 1913 Bal
Eco timore street, between Charl, and Light
have now on hand large and well selected assert
ment OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS, consisting
in part follows
Black, blue, Invisible green, brown, olive, mixed ana
drah CLOTHS, of every shade and quality
BLACK, blue, mixed and fancy CASSIM ERES
Super black Satin, Silk and MeruO NESTINGS
tnssinets, Kentucky Jeans, and heavy Tweeds
White, red and yellow FLANNELS
BLANkETS-Ribbon bound Whitney, Rose, Sic.
DRESS GOODS.
Rcpp Cashmeres; Cashmere d'Ecossc
M"usin de Lain blk. fancy Alpacas; MeyinOs. &c.
% cases beautiful new style FALL PRINTS.
A large assortment of BeaChed and Brown Mus
Inns; Pententiary Paids; Cotton Yarn and Laps all
at factory prices, and variety of all kinds of Goods
usually found iii Dry Goods house, to which we in
vite the attention of town and country purchasers.
BEAlE II. RICHARDSON SEQ.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
a29 GAR1 First Dry Goods House below Charles
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EDERRT'S GYMNASIUM, NORTH LIBER-
Tf STREET, is open DAILY, from 81 O'Clock
IN the morning I'LL IN TIT evening. se3-lw
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MISS LELCG,
From the London and Italian Theatres.
MIR. GARDINER,
Tenor, from "Covcnt Gardens"
MIR. BROUGH, Mr. II. PLACIDE, Mr.. JAMESON,
MIR. VIM. r.. BURTON.
MI GEO. BARRETT, Mr.. j. SCOTT, Mr.. SHAW,
Nj. FREDERlCKS, Mrs HUNT, sc.
gown. Il. BURTON assures the public Vt Ra-
more, that the combined the Chestnut and
Arch ST. Theatres, in Philadelphia, will he used to pre-
sent the above array Ottaent in manner
GGy-DEFYTNG COMPETITIONS.
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MRS. PEYTON,s ACADEMY.

NOhI II ChL EhI STREET, BALIJMURE,
adjoining north side Of the City Spring,
5 NOW OPEN for the reception OF pupils where
IL young Ladies are instructed in all branches of
eood education Terms per qr-Day scholars varying
from 50 to SIP; Music including the OF the PIANO.
from 10 L. SIS; Boarding and Instruction, S39; Draw
ing and Wax Work, each So; Latin So; French SIS;
no charge for lights fuel sc. for bOarders; day scho-
lars, who dine at the Academy, Sll.
Refere
Bishop Waugh, Bishop Johns of Va.
Kew. J. NJ. Duncan, Prof n. Il. Smith,
" DR.. &C. Nj. Roberts, Il. w. Hall,
" J. N. McJiIton, Dir. 4 Il. Bond
" Robert Emory, MIR. +. ]. DallaIn,
" John ii. Dashiell, :" James Brundidge,
" f. s. Evans, g John d. Toy,
se6-eo6t' " ]. N. Lewis,
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Il NEW OPERA TROUPE,
BOUNDED UNDER THE DIRECTION or
SIGNOR ROPnINO LACY,
The distinguished arranger of 'CudclilIa Fra Bia-
vOl0,' &c.
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Can any doub; its efficiency after the mention OF
the above Ingredients, any one Of hem being inest,
raghl.. as
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12
MR.. pOLK.-In looking over the gen.

NIX. pOLk.-in looking over the gen.
era' and very appropriate remarks made
by Mr. Polk, at Cincinnati. Louisville
and ~, Nashville, we perceive that he has
hrowGa wet blanket over off ial aspi-
rants not very welcome to them, bv say
ing lhI he should be The President of
the People anl not of n Party. We sin
cerely pc that thus may he the case; ;
YET wo are not prepared To think tha, he
will throw aside any of that party spirit
thnt has characterize d his past career.
Tie has been a par man IN all senses Of
the word lie was known To be such as
Spe 'ker OF Congress; yen when he has
arrived at a position than which there is
none lShrr IN earth, one wh.re the most
soaring amol ion cannut taksanolher step.
he miShi lay that aside and mount the
thu one IA did Prince Hal ITO be- King
'ndeed;" but we fear. He was nominated
as p'r,izan. supported by party that
de cended to he lowest depths Of infamy
for success They will be his advisers.
10 them The ESP lis" are principles, and
It they DO not get them they will denounce
him as n irai'or end ab ,ndon him. To
man like Mr.. Polk who has never rid
den stormy waves that ran thus high, this
is no easy position. Even should this be-
the case should Mr.. Polk make his ap-
Poinfments upon the protested principles
Of Mr.. Jefferson. the Wings would Civ :
him credit for that much; but they could
no, support him or his administration with
his present avowed principles viz: ops
position to the tariff Of '42ihe sub treasu
ry doctrines, and the annexation of Texas
Wer" we not certain that no had express.
ed himself on The TWO first since his cleo
ton. and that MIR Calhoun and General
Jrkson had their iron grip on him, we
should suppose that he nigh, take Wing
ground upon one and lei the other be
passed over as al exploded fully; but we
have no hope OF that. We have, how
ever, no idea that on the tariff question
his views will have any weight. The
Developments made since and during the
election, prove to US that the tariff has be.
come too deeply rooted in the affections Of
the people OF all the North and even Vir.
ginia, Kentucky and Tennessee, 10 be
shaken Arguing from the above facls
we GnuOt very much whether the hopes Of
an impartial and useful administration
are well founded; but we wish it may he
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the bill adopted by that body, Tor reeu.
,aiing aud reducing the rates Of postage
and TO prevent frauds upon the Post Office
Dela rim"nL
\ bill Tor he relief Of an individual
the name oi Wa,snn. on accouu' Of
siav,s tna' were captured by the Creek
Indians during The Florida war. gave
rise IL a lonS dcb,e, winch was con,ln.
u-i up to "A late II ,dr, when without com
ing tea vole npon ihc bill, the House al
"a o'clo, x adjnurued.
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THE STORM

We extrac: from cur exchange papers
some OF the notices of the late storm
which they contain.
From The Albany En-. Journal of Wed.
The first three days Of February were
int nse'y cold, and yesterday and to day
we have had an old-fashioned "a hours
snow storm. The roads are all blocked
up, aud the trains from Boston and the
dousianl Railroad due at 9 o'clock last
evening, have mol yet Re +. NJ. made
the,r appearance.
From The Hartford Courant of Thursday
The storm continued through yester-
dry, and up to the time Of our going tc
press. The snow, if on level, would
be al least foot and halfin depth, bu,
1T is very much drifted
from the Springfield Republican of Wed
driving northeast storm commenced
here yesterday morning, and il is not We,
over. A great quantity Of snow has faI.
len, and Is somewhat drifled, making
more snow than we have had at a, apy
ii ne this winter. The mails and public
conyeyances are Of course obs,rucied.
From The Providence Gazette of Wed'sy
| - She" SN ~ COifilncHCeu III tniS CITY
vest 'rday morning, and continued
Throughout the day aud night, accom-
panied by strong wind from The nth
east. his morning we should think
there was g or II inches OF snow upon
The ground.
From The 6elowars Republican 81 Tues'v
We have had some pretty severe wee
lher this W. e'S. Tn monday night snow
ie TO the depth oftwo or three inches,
aud on Tuesday il raIned Throughout, the
whole day, d lug NJ our streets aud rem,
dering them almost impossible. A sl,pb,
AL Of snow sue ceeded it, aud even now
The atmosphere appears heavy as though
more was brewing. We have heard al.
ready the merry t:nkllbg Of few sleigh
bells.
From me Saratoga Sentinel of Tu,s4aD
D WIN or seems now to be- com;na
IN good eaTnest. The month Of JnnnarS
visited US quito mildly, but Februsry
has come upon US with all severity. rbe
ih'rmometor on SunJry morning wen,
down to 10, and yesterday morning. to l6
degrees below zsro.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The joint resolution in reference to
the 'emPhis Depot. wa. tsknn up and
passed as il came from the senate.
Ga mo,ion of Mr. VANCE. Of Ohio.
the rules were suspended aud the House
proceeded 10 pass the vnrIous private bills
which were yesterday reported by tao
Comm TIC OF tn" Whole.
Among The bills acted nn was an ec'
10 autho risc the Se'reiiry Of the Teas
ury TO mike rrangern .nts, nr cpnpru,
mise wi h any Of the securities On the
hofdt given TO the United Sta'es by Sim.
uel Swarlwnut. late Collector oftbe Port
of New Yo,k. The Dill gave rise 70 a
good ienl Of debate.
Mr. Caldwell. Of Ken'nckv. moved to
lay the bill on the table, and un thit mo
tior The yeas md nays were ordered
The bill was 'herrforc laid 90 the liable,
bv yeas &c PAYS So.
a moiiun sas m tdc to re consider tn"
forsgn.na vote, when
Nr Raihbun. of " Y moved 10 prst.
none The consid' r,ti N nf the ~ ton 4"
r. c ,nsiler unnl Monday next. which
was nd ped aui the srhJ1ct ccordlnslS
postponed -
rue r ISrDFrICE Bill.
Tie .ecrclafy OF the Senate delivered
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Arlsthones wondered at mankind, VI It
IN buying an earthen dish. they were care.
fol 10 sound il les, u bad crack, yet 20
careless IN ehoosing friends as t. take
them hdwed with ice. How few pers ~.
at the presom day would ever discover
and apply so beautiful aid striking an an,
oil gy.
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Sn HcRlNG TRAeEDY.-The following
is nm extract Of rter, dated St. Fran,
cisyills, Louisiana. January 2jth:
"A mo awful tragedy ncrurred on
Saturday nlght. A mn by the name Of
Heller, who keeps grocery, accident
~ shot his wife; the charge entirely blow
ing OF the top Of her head and scatter
ing her brains all over the side o! the
rW,m. II is said he was about 90 shoot
his barkeepe who, in fit Of iDioxication,
had thrcs'eGed TO whip hun, and for that
rurpose had attempted N break into his
room. lie hos been held 20 bail
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Signor Allaonte, the Mexi:an Minister
has no! been recalled, probably, as repon
ed. lie IS understood ~ have received
instructions 10 ask for his passports. if line
annexation OF TeNss to the Union is con
nmaied.
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WoM,N IA writer in Black woods
Magazine, writes in the following
SiraIn:
1Groal indeed. is the task assigned 10
woman. Who can elevate the dignity!
Not to "a Ike laws, not To lead armies, not
To govern empires, but to- form those by
whom the laws are made, and armies led,
and empires governed; to guard against
the slightest faint Of bodily infrmiiy the
irall aHd yet spotless creature, whose
moral, no less than physical being, must
be- derived from her-tO inspire those
principles, tu incucate those doctrines,
to animate those sentiments which gen
eratlons vet unborn. and nations yet
unclvlliZej, shall learn to- bless--to suf>
ten hrmness into mercy, and chasten
nonOr no refinement To- eXalt generosi-
w into vlriue--by her soothing care, to
aiIay the anguish Of he body. and the
lar worse anguish Of the mind-by her
tenderness 20 disarm passion. by her
puily 10 triumph over sense, 10 cheer
The sclE,LIr siukIng uojer his ton; to con.
sol" the staic>nian Tor the Inga'itudv Of
n mistaken people, Ito be the compenso~
'ron tor the hopes that are bhghte i-- Tor
friend thni are pcrtjipus, for happi.
ness ID It has pass 4 away. Such her
Vocation tho c,d n Of tho tortured sIf-
lorcr, The prison Of the deserted friend
The cross OF a rtJsctcd SayIour--ihese
are the scenes Of wnDIn's excellence,
these arc theatres on which her great.
est tfiurnphs have been achieved. Such
u her destiny, TO visit the lorsakcn, to
attend to the neg clcd, when monarchs
ib1nJ ~, when cuun scllors betfay,
when 's,ice p''rsecutes. when brethren
aud disciples ~. TO remain mistaken
and unch ,nged-- snd 10 cxhibu on this
lower world type Of that loYc. pure,
ION iani nod iueT,blr. which. Us au0h 'r
"orld. sc tsc 'aUsh ~ believe tue bes
| 4 'uue.
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@oS2 ~

LeCruRF.-Thc Lecture OF Mr. Bronson,
las, night, was numcrousy attended by higl'
ly delighted audience. He Lectures again this
evening. TF
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LEGISLATURES We have papers from
Richmond of the 9Th, and no later. Both
Houses adopted, on the 9TH. 4 Resolution
10 iourn on the Eth d n Houses then
proceeded to the execution Of the joint or.
der OF the day, tie election OF State offis
GERS. The following were eieo,ed by tie
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DAILY TINES.
WEDNESDAY,, FED IL. 1915.

VOLNEY ID PALMER, is our authorized
a.en, ior receiving Sub,c ip,ions and Adver>
,iscmsn's tor the Wheeling Times and Gazette.
HIS Offices are.
lGo Nassau street, Neic York.
80 Pine street, Philadelphia.
Cornet OF Ballimore & Calvert streets, Bal
ttmors
IL State street, Boston.
Mr. w ia MES, is Agent for the Wheel
lng Times aud Advertiser and the Western
Va Times and Gazette, Tor The wes,eih States
Iowa and WiScuns IN, assisted by Moses Meek,
sf, James X SWnh, L Dent, 6 II Com,tock
L Jennings and + Gardner S,nuh.