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Richmond, York River & Chesapeake
Railroad Line.

The magnificent iron steamer "SpK"-Cap,.
a. c. NICHE. will leave Pier 10 Light street
wharf foot of Barre street, ON Mondays, We'd
nesdnys and Fridays, at p. M, stopping ut
the Landings on the York River and arriving
at Richmond at 10 n. IN. tLc following msrnins
Passenger Trains leaving Richmond IS
Baltimore and all points North, ON Tuesdays,
Thursiays and Saturdays at y. M, arriving
at Baltimore the following morning..
This route from Baltimore Offer. to the public
on uninterrupted nights rect on the Bay. and
entering the York River at Daylight afford.
the passengers bonutiful view Of the nagnld-
cent scenery ON York River; aud allowing tIno
to Partake Of Breakfast on the steamer before
arriving at West Point.
Passage from Baltimore to Richmond g.. 90
after thirty days tickets will be sold TO BaM
more over this line ut the same prices Of aHy
other line.
Freight received ON the days mentioned
above, carefully handled and forwarded with
dispatch.
All claims for lost aud damaged freight will
be promptly traced and adjusted Through
bills Of LadiuE and rates guaranteed to al
points south as low as by any other line Fer
further Information apply to X. Fo-IEH, Ges1
superintendent, 30 Light street Baltimore.
EDw. 7. POLGER,
Genl Ticket Freight Ag't, Richmond w.
y. II. HOrcHEiss, Travelling Agent,
HendqHdricrs Ycmtain Hotsi Bahinors
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An eminent English divine said in ser
mon recently preached in London, that
"ii Scripture said one thing aud the Lon
don Times another 500 people out Of ev-
cry $40 would believe the Tines"
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- am % s-lfmaje mau. .il rauys u'
SunnE'on t8e other = toa Nv York
f,ntirman. wish whom Ae vas duvns
hard Bargain 'Gnl 10 lear you -sy
10, responded the New Yorker, who had
been vorsied in the trade, "for il relic. c.
tie Lori Of $ great humiliation
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Tie California mines are queer places
4 Golden State reporter head the grow
Of q Gesr, the howl Of volt the voice OF
prayer, the cry Of a chud, and the clash
Of bowie knives" from one eAlch.
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A medical student thus writes to his
father: Dear daIly concluded iie cum
down and ct grindrl into a doctor ]
hardly don't think was 10 ours alore
Q cum oIt az lick one a. was ever seen.
Hale coIun,hy happy land, it amt a doc
tor 10 oc banssil pu1es purge, anI
-"eht- rm, ard # tia dies vi LETT EN-
] get plenty Of custom, bekase they saz
they die ezv. When YOU rite don forge,
To ppt doctor nfore uy name
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sessed OF q young wife, and upon the
ground that fair change was no robbery
they made trade; Comstock gave horse
valued at sos, and SIS in money, making
800, for the wife; aud to make the mat
ter still more binding Comstock gave Car
ter bill OF sale OF the horse, and Carter
gave Comstoek similar document with
the usual guarantee that the animal WAS
sound, Kind and true, aud warranted not
to kick in harness. But the novelty Of the
transaction so revolving to woman OF
any spirit soon wore away, and Com
stocks wife and money len him about the
same time Soon after she len him Com
stock told the writer that lac could com pei
her to live with him il he chose, aud
Ia proof produced his bill OF sale.
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Reginald gsestion led her to tell bin
how her tathe- died il bondage to d,i,l.
She Eo"cbee Nshtly on her lie. the sttpy.
-ie TO put sW;5ered bread in the montL.
OF growing brothers, and support an inv..
id naotl,er at the same time 81, ,.,
hard Now he saw the old ola c,-.
shipped grandmother face. ~ seved 81
ss0lenei, and copied papers-but for,n
nH;e'y 'or US, somebody who ,ro III.
world Nts good enough to give hi, Et,I.
1'vtNue to Us. Aud now all is we'd
1t must al vays Ice vel with Won 90 .a;5
Reginald, e!eiug the lovely woman vino
Expanded again before him. His face
flushed iarky. Il can never lao e to have
my good angel for my friend.
She crossed the room AMI e.me near IN
him. why not for your iricodl Why.
know YOU -hall be true friend And
then, don't call ne good angel am a
sou. Ike you-you came to me in need
aud fell ;.
On this side, the mans face, watching
her inte'iIyi taking impressions from her
lie had neyer taken from woman before
on that side, the girls Gtce, lit, self-rorget-
fal, answering bun.
4 psut cue him. Just a suggestion of
what might have beer.
You'll "eSpise me finally, know YOU
sell
"on the contrary said Marian, "Tll
love you with my prayers.'
God bless you' He saw her position.
She had neither coquetry nor prulishness
She stool on the middle ground OF selfre
speeding, wide-reaching womanhood Tax
Az her hand in his, he breathed over and
over, God bless youl Now will co. said
he Yet lie stood aud was 10th. Say Re.
sinald."
Ny friend Reginald
This pleased him. AT home they used
t, call Tue Rex, COR short he smiled turn
ius his eyes aside to look at the memo
~!
Rex, not for short, but for strength
lex means king, said Marian.
king with n scoruful snort; sheet
lightning hatrei Of himself al over his
face. No" l will GO" yet never relaxing
from the innocent finger, May see you
again soon?"
Not unless you can't h.ht for yourself
Rex, King; lie, me tel you something now
10 remember
Wait moment lie produced note
hook and grayeIy copied her address.
Sow"
Whenever the serpent approaches you,
either in the cup or on the ground, tiy to
the Rock-you under-tand-t to the One
who saves u All"
You belicve-in Him" writing her
words; II never thought much sbou. tbat
sc. Of thing Bnt believe in you"
Marian reflected lhat We all learn God ;
lore-what We know ofiL-through human
lo,e She pointed no morals, Lut let him
lie
lie put mp hi- notebook, looked into her
> and covered
struggle struggle That's
oAst lie means to ne On Marian, is
,aere no physical cure? Must my body
blunt aud ruin mel No vholesomeness,
40 jol.ity, no living ke other folks ia the
world for me- Oh, little woman, 50 wise,
cent ,on keep me from de-tructon''
so. Rex There II one more your
SLY than earthly ueing can become Lie
u, manned 10 most OF us | went to the
L.-uittL Yesterday carving something ~
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WHEELING W. VA, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH IL 1873.
An official dispatch confirms the

An official dispatch confirms the press
statements Of the surrender Of the Mo.
docs and expresses the belief that peace
will be permanent. Secretary Delsno
states that the Department will take
steps as soon as possible TO procure for
the Modocs an acceptable and suitable
reservation.
At a Convention Of colored men held
tonight, including Representatives from
various parts Of the country, George T.
Downing, presiding, an address was
adopted claiming full measure Of civil
rights, and asking passage by next Con.
gresS ofsupplemontal civil rights bill, and
expressing sympathy with Cubans, and
denouncing the Spanish barbsrities and
concluding with resolutions, thanking
the President for fully committing him
self to the principle ofcivil rights, and ex-
pressing gratitude to Mr.. Sumner, whose
name above all other, coming to mind in
connection with civil rights, Is precious
to all colored men. Great applause greet
ed the mention Of Mr.. Summers name.
Speeches were made by Sella Martin and
Hon. N. P. Banks In advocacy OF the e1-
tension Of belligerent rights to the Cubans
and Of the abolition Of slavery in Cuba.
Addresses were also made by Congress
man Ralney and ex.GoV. Pinchback.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

PARIS, Harch 1O-A dispatch from
Bsyonne says the CArllsts In the Spanish
province Of Guepuzcoa cut the railway
and burned several stations between San
sabastion and Cion; the travel between
these towns Is entirely suspended. Bands
Of insurgents are threatening lrun; It Is
feared the town will fall into their hands.
A letter from Madrid dated Saturday,
says 1t Is reported that two Of the proVi-
elees Of Spain have threatened to discon.
tinue their recognition Of the authority Of
the Government II the Madrid Assembly
is not dissolved. It Is also reported that
threats have been made by the authorities
Of Catalonia to declare the independence
ol that province. ---f
MADRID, March 1O-Senor Pi;y.Nar.
gall, Minister Of the Interior, presides
over the Ministerial Council in the alb
sence Of Senior Figureas. The Radical
deputies from Andalusla have called q
meeting oi all the Andalusisn deputies in
the assembly, to consider the proposition
for setting up a Federal State government
In AndRlusis, based on Tree trade and
free ports. The FederAllsts are organic.
ing Revolutionary Central Committee.
In Madrid, the Irreconcaables have made
attempts to seduce the troops Of the
garrison from their loyalty to tho gov
eminent, but without success,
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ST. LOUIS.

81. LOUIS, March 10.-The County Jai
Library which Miss Linda Gilbert, oi
Chicago, has been gathering together FOL
the past five months, was formally dedi-
Gated at the jail tonight. Speeches were
made by Judge Cullen, Of the Police
Court ex.May0f Cole and Others, which
were lavish in praise Of Miss Gilbert for
the energy, persistence and philanthropic
spirit she has manifested In this work.
The gentlemen also addressed words Of
cheer and encouragement to the prisoners
In the Jail. The library consists Of eigh.
teen hundred volumes, embracing books
oil almost every character. 1t Is Miss
Gilbert's purpose to establish similar IL
braries In various other cities ot the coun.
try
The Liberal Republican County Con-
Vention met this afternoon, and after con-
siderable discussion resolved TO make no
nominations for city offices in the cleo
ton next month, but will support such
candidates as best represent their views
and principles.
The Cass county bond case, which has
been before the Courtsome days past, was
decided today by restoration Of the
bonds to Oass county and an award of one
cent damages. Robert s. Stevens, of New
York, general manager Of the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Railroad, was the princi-
pal defendant in the case. An appeal was
taken to the Supreme Court.
The weather has been quite warm for
few days past, and the ice on the lower
rapids Of the Mississippi river and points
below Is broken up, aud navigation will
be resumed this week.
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Ohio LeGislature.

COLUMBUS, O., March 1O.-Most Of the
time Of the House, this afternoon, was Oc.
cupied In discussion OF the resolution to
censure the Ohio members Of Con.
gress, who voted for the retractive salary
bill A motion made by Mr.. Hosg,
Democrat, to amend the resolution, 30
as to Censure President Grant for signing
and approving OF safd bill, called out
an earnest discussion, butwas finally lost
by q vote Of yeas "a, nays 90. Afler
slight flliousteriug, the resolution was
adopted, yeas "A, nays 9. Those who
voted in the negative were: Messrs Fal-
lis, Bsbcock and Breckenridge, Republi.
cans; and Messrs. Cochrane, LELAND and
Powell, Democrats
In the Senate, bills were introduced to
so amend the municipal code, as to pro-
vide that villages Of three hundred inhsb.
itants may be Incorporated also, q bill to
authorize a levy oi Especial road tax, along
free turnpikes,I by a vote Of the people.
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CANADA.

CoBocoRK, ONT March lO.-The boiler
Of Clark's saw mill exploded on Saturday
killing three men, boy and seriously IN.
juring Two others. The names OF the
killed are Bailey. Leroy, Woods and
Rouse.
ToRoNTo, March 10.-A special from
Fort Garry, Manitoba, says immense ex-
citemcnt prevails in Winnepeg, owing to
the TACT that It was sought to pass bill
through the Legislature which would
have let the Hudson Bay Company and
other landed proprietors of with the pay
ment Of third. An indignation meeting
wNs held and a committee appointed To
plead at the bar Of the House, whittier
they were followed by four hundred peo.
pie. The bill was ultimately thrown out,
on technicality, by the ruling Of the
Speaker. He was decoyed from his house
at midnight and administered coat Of
tar. The Governor has offered a reward
for the conviction Of the perpetrators.
Fearing further breaches Of the peace, a
military guard was placed over the Par
| lament house.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

The steamships Abysseunia, Cam
brim and Wyoming have arrived out.
1t is stated that President Grant has
offered the Governorship OF Utah to Ex'
Delegate Cloggett, Of Montana.
The heaviest snow storm Of the sea-
son occurred Monday morning In New
Hampshire. At Concord and elsewhere
in the State snow fell tO the depth Of six
inches.
Tho trial in Saratoga county, n. Y,
Of Curley for alleged completely In tho
Waterford bank robbery, Saturday last,
resulted in the disagreement of the jury,
Foreign papers have notices Of the
death Of Baron De Lorentz, veteran 'ot
the British army.
The steam tannery Of Armstrong 6
Story, Chillicothe, Ohio, was destroyed
BY fire Saturday night. The fire was the
work Of an incendIary. Loss $25,00Oi
insurance $11 900.
John E. Houston, general freight
agent OF the Philadelphia s. Erie Rail.
road, died al. Erie, Monday evening, after
an illness Of three days Of acute rheuma-
tism. ...5 .t
AT Philadelphia, Sunday evening, a
largo and enthusiastic meeting Of Cubsns
was held, at which 1t was proposed to col.
lect subscriptions for further liberating the
expeditions. MI.
Commodore Edmund ". Henry, Of
the United States Navy, died at Pied.
mont, New York, on Saturday last.
On Sunday morning an old man
named Raft committed suicide at Rocky
river, Ohio, by shooting himself with o
pistol. Cause, business troubles.
"A special from Chillicothe, O., to the
Cincinnati Gazette, says tho storm Of
Sunday blow down barns, sheds and
fences extensively all over Ross county,
Ohio, and unrooied the Presbyterian
Church at Kingston,
Information from Lsreuse Co., s. c.,
shows that the reports Of the Ku.klux
outrage being committed there were
erroneous. There was only row be-
tween two drunken men.
The boilers OF the orange furnace oI
Jackson court house, Ohio, bursted on
Sunday night, demolishing tho smoke
stack and several buildings, and hurling
the hot blast boilers 400 yards from their
bed. Two men, one a fireman and the
other q stranger were seriously injured.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
Sunday nightat Z o'clcck,at Stephen.
sons Store, Powell county, KY, In quar-:
rel, Ned Bryant drew pistol and shot
John Christy through the head, killing
him instantly. He then mounted bis
horse, galloped away, and has not been
heard from. The parties had been drink.
ing together.
THE Indiana Legislature at meeting
Monday, adjourned sine die.
w. H. Talbot, a prominent business
man, and an old citizen Of indianapolis,
died Monday.
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Bank safe BuEgIaTIzed at Louisville
s.SucceSstul Robbery.

LOUISVILLE, March 10.-This morning
the clerks OF the Falls City Tobacco
Bank, corner of Smith and Main streets
found It impossible to unlock the safe,
supposing the lock TO be out Of order, o
man was sent for to open 1t. The doom
were forced open about four o'clock this
afternoon, when It was discovered that
burglars had entered the top Of the vault
from q room In the second story, by cut.
ting hole in the floor and through the
arch over the vault with an inch chilled
iron casting, then with drills and powder
bursted open the safe door. The safe
was made by Diebald, BahmAn & Co.,
OF Cincinnati. The safe was the Cashiers, 9,
and had only the special deposits and col
lateral in 1t. The c0llaterals and deposits
mainly consisted ol local bonds, which
were left behind, but the following
special deposits are known to be missing:
one bag Of two thousand gold; ten 10.40
government bonds Of $1,000 each; two
$40 government bonds OF $500 each. The
teller's safe by the side ol the cashiers,
and containing the banks funds, was IN.
disturbed. The bank loses nothing. ltis
supposed that the burglars accomplished
their work yesterday and last night, asthe
room over the vault was occupied for sew.
eral years as the office OF the Mutual
Benefit Lite Insurance Company Of New
York, and the burglars had lifted nothing
in the room, but cut through the floor,
and after accomplishing their work re-
n1ared the nlanka and mating SO the
floor looked as II undisturbsd. A lull set
of burglar tools were left by the daring
including iron and copper
sledge hammers, drills, fuse, SC. II Is
yet to ascertain how much was
lost by the burglary, but not believed 10
be much more than the above mentioned
bonds and gold. There Is no clue to the
Of the robbery. One thou
sand dollsrs reward Is offered for their
capture, and information OF the affair has
been telegraphed TO the principal cities
reached from here by rail.
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Proposed Evangelical Denomina-
IIonaI Union. 49,

CINCINNATI. March 10.-The Evan
gellcaI Minister Association to-day adopt.
ed the initial steps of an attempt TO
form Union Of the Evangelical Denomi.
nations. The plan presented by Rev. DR.
Jearay, oFthe Baptist Church, was adopt
ed. It arranges for q meeting Of the
people of all denominations at some future
day to confer as 10 the method Of this
Union. At this meeting brief paper on
Cincinnati church statistics Is to be read;
an address Is to be delivered on the points
Of agreement between the different de-
nominations, then lprther steps will be
lent to the meeting. In tao meantime
the ministers Of the various denominations
are to exchange pulpits frequently
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River News.

PITTBURou, March 10-The river
continues to swell slowly. The marks
this evening, Indicated Z feet, 8 Inches. A
small quantity Of ice running In each
Of the rivers. The rivers are reported to
be rising slowly above, and 1t Is thought
that there will be sufficient water to get
oat some coal, within the next 4s hours.
Business at the wharf has been rather
brisk during the day. No arrivals. De
parted, the Carrie Brooks for Wheeling.
CINCINNATI, March 10-River, l2 feet,
0 inches, and falling. Arrived, the r. W,
Skilllnger, from New Orleans .and the
Henry Probsoco, from Memphis. The
weather Is fair and pleasant. a /.
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THE NEw Hampshire election will oe-
cur to-day. There are four tickets in the
6eld. Metropolitan, Democratic, Pro
bibi,ion and Labor Reform. The contes'
is of course between the frat two. EzR
KlEL STRAW, the incumbent, is the Re
nublican candidate for Governor, and
JANIS A. WESTON the Democratic can
didate. srRAw's msjority last year was
9l07. The GRANT electors were chosen
By majority Of 5p744. The present Con
gresslonal delegation is Democratic. Re-
porls are that very little interest Is felt 10
the election. The result must be consid-
cred in doubt.
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NBN YORK CITY.
PREPARATIONS FOR A STRIKE AToSa THE
suoRSEARRRs.

NEW York, March 1O.-A small num-
Der of German jouvneYmen shoemRkers
held meeting yesterday, for the purpose
ofIncreasing their organization to enable
them to strike for higher wages. The
speakers were sanguine that the move
ment would receive great impetus when
the busy season opens, and that strike
would be successful If inaugurated. A
small number at the meeting, however,
regarded II as q failure. ..--.
By Senatorial caucus at Washington
the complexion Of the Indian Committee
Is changed by assigning TO II Messrs, ALI
SOD, Sherman and oglesby. Messrs, Har-
Ian and Corbett are retired, and Freling-
huysen Is transferred.
Rumor says that Commodore Wander
bilt intends TO convert the Harlem road
into freight adjunct TO the Hudson
river road instead Of doubling tho track
of the latter.
Arrived, the steamships Adriatic and
Coriqthian from Liverpool.
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The Canada g. Pacific Railway.
Survey Begun


Survey Begun.
MILWAUKEE, March 10.-The St. Paul
Pioneer of yesterday says Mr.. John Rob.
SOD, with q party Of twenty.nine persons
who have been engaged since June last
in exploring. the line for the Canada &
Pacific Railroad from Nipissing to Fort
Garry, arrived In that city last evening
and took rooms at the Merchants Hotel
The party walked from Nipissing to Du.
luth, q distance OF 2s0 miles. They were
accompanied by some ten or fifteen 1ndi-
au guides, their baggage being conveyed
BY dog trains. They made the whole
Journey on snow shoes. Mr.. Robson
Informs US that since June last, when the
exhibition started out, they have surveyed
and located 420 miles OF road. The dis
tance by the surveyed land between Nip.
Issing and Fort Garry Is anexcellent line,
Something over two hundred men have
been employed In the work, which was
completed about the first Of February.
Mr.. Robson further informs US that the
work upon the line Of the road will be
commenced early this spring, and he ex'
poets that the entire line from Nipilssing
10 Fort Garry will be completed In two
years. The party will leave this evening
ior Ottawa, Canada, by the Western Wis
consln road.
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TIE Michigan Senate has passed Dill
,,,aLiOg i, a mlsdemeanor to engage IL
cock.aehtipg, D,cS,aS dog.aghIiDg or in fighting
s wv o,Ser kinds Of fowls or animals, or tc
ssI be- ia any way indirectly connected there
10y Matters OF this kind need some
',,on,,oD from the officers Of the law In
,S;s cilv, We are informed that cock
Sab,inc, with ali It's brutslizIng infuen'
ces, Is a regular diversion in some places
IN his cItv, There is no lack OF law, we
believe, for the suppression Of these de-
norslizing exhibitions.
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PITTSBURGH.
Temperance Movement In Allegheny
..COnVentIon of Coal Miners,

Temperance Movement In Allegheny
.sConVentIon OF Coal Miners.
PITTSBURGH, March 10.-The ladies In
favor Of the temperance movement are
making preparations to effect an organi-
zation In every ward IN Allegheny City,
30 as 10 enable them to work with greater
efficiency In the present campaign. Meet
ings have been called for Wednesday af-
ternoon in each ward.
A convention OF coal miners operating
In Washington, Fsyetto and Allegheny
counties, was held to-day, at which the
various delegations reported great una
nimity among the miners Of tho different
works to stand firm for five cents q bushO,
for mining on the railroads. The miners
In the river works are divided betwee1
four and Eve cents per bushel.
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No DoUBT.-Alady writer in one Of
!de religious papers thinks women should
be appointed teachers Of classes Of the
larger boys and young men, because "the
love and reverence tha tbig lads feel Tor a
I'dy teacher Ill up gap IN their lives at
very dangerous time, and prevent them
falling prey 10 the enticements Of bold
aud forward girls who would make them
most unworthy wives"
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Depression among the Carpet Makers
NJ Phlladelnhin.

NEW YonK, March 1O.-It Is reported
from Philadelphia that the carpet trade
is very seriously affected. Manulactur-
ers are unable to effect sales or procure
advances on New York consignments,
Many firms contemplate suspending. A
general weaVers strike there is sppre-
hended. Other labor organizations have
been recently holding secret meetings, Il
b expected that they will strike also al
an early date,