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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW BOOkS.-Woods Nan and Beast, here
G,n, and hereafter, a. Trynhtts-Our Sketching
POEMS fHP5 hafs 2nd
Growests, the Great Tone Poets, $40; Ancient
symbol Worship, new edition, 80; Sarah Tytler 5
20; Bancroft's Native Races, Pacific States,
10; NstratiIe of lie Moyne, an artist who &C
with AZ engravings in Heleotype. $40; Lakey VII;
lage and Country Houses, CO. Pollock Bemini5
Strangfcrds Egyptian Sepuichres, So so; Stone ;
IhGHs'r Ss Rrswingo Carpentry and Machinery 10
5colered plates, 81. so; yoges Chemistry of Light
and Photography, Sl75. Croquet in great vaIiet
*, $3.50 and upw ards Latest Spring Novelties in
sOLOMONs & CHAPMAN, Agents Lavrence,s
Pure Linen" Papers, &c, Gil Pennsylvania
avenue. ap22 tr
MATURE AND LIFE By Fernand PapiIlon.
~ Hacready's "Reminiscences BY Pollock
Perfect Love Cssteth Out Fear Washburn
Types and Emblems;, BY g. II. SpnrgeSR
EpCchs q History-Edward III.
Fungi: Their Nature and Use By A. @. Cooke
For sale by
WM. BALLANTYNE,
apll -tr AIS eth street.
L. SHILLiNGTos, BOoKSTORE,
Corner Qf41a street and Pennsylvania artaxs
Mr.. Neuehn's Heir. BY the author OF my Daughter
4 Perfect Adonis BY the author of Rutledse.
Ralph Wiltons Weird. BY Mrs Alexander.
SAFELY Married By the author of Castle.
The story OF Valentine and His Brother By Mrs
Loye'sEictOry; novel. By Far. con.
Spencer r. Paird.
The Invasion Of the Crimea, vol. Sd. By Kinglake.
hfe OF George and his Court.
bei @ al me very low est prices and Of the
Zap Papers OF al sorts and qualities. Envelopes,
Pens, Pencils and School Books. apS-tr
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Wall street To tiav

NEW YORK, April 26.-The Posts financial article
says:-The first sale Of gold was at 1852, but the
price became Il54 and ali sales since have been al
lBi4aS. On gold loans the rates have been fiat,
J 10 per day for nsc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-26

THE FRIENDS of the Progressive Literary
and Debating Association will be pleased to
hear that an entertainment and hop will he
given by them at Willard's Hall on Wednes-
day, the 2Sth inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-26

BUHL CABIEET.-A superior piano and
buhl cabinet will be sold at Chief Justice
Chase's to morrow, together with all the car
pets, furniture, &c.
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1914 PENNsYLxANIh ROUTE 1879
NORTHWEST, so ~ Hh And SOUTHWEST
Trains leave as follows:
"sshinston-..., s:33 a. m. Baltimore $50 9. N.
:. H an. . lis .. u.
TIE GREAT fbSoGBMhk TRACK Rd5Ui2T3 Ey m
nth elegant Scenery, Palace Ststs-roOm Day and
Two hundred miles saved 70 Western and Central
MAKE CONNECTIONS
throrsh from WASHINGTOH 10 the WEST .,a
NORTH without change. -
Tickets by this route be procured a; the ofoes
corner of 9th street and Pennsyyapie syenna rrIe,
National Hotel, where reliable Information viii Dc
gwen At all times.
Passengers procuring ticker, ct these Offices can
Pittsburg and Rochester.
D. M BOYD, Jr., General Passenger Agent,
nlhIlo-N Philadelphia, Pa
A LExANDRiA AND NAsHIsGTON X. r.
A
ALEXANDRIA b FREDERICKSBURG r. Y.
CokNkk OF AND SIXTH STREETS.
Local trains leave for Alexandria g. folIows.-e
and ~ p a. daily IT, !. Other .1sts: a.Ey s;.ss
Sunday. ' '~'op
Local Trains leave Alexandria a. tollov,.-s,.
sm and ,. M. from M kIs. ., sIs I'm The
trains daily except Sunday.
q. =; m snd p m; Connect with trains on Wash
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmons
eSnes ssnngIon l;Se .. m. daily, except Sunday
lnrpugn tickets TO all points South and Southwest
avenue and corner 9Th street and ania ave-
nus, uher passengers can leave orders for baggage
g Be chez ked 1t all hotels and residences through n
Uoaneach' ID. NJ. BOYD, Jr.,
,.rav SEo. Y. VILLAINS, General supt.
yenSu Baltimore, Md.
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LoGoMAcuY--1nis entertaining and In

LoGoMAcHY.--fhis entertaining and In
structive warfare continues to rage in our
seatou public school building, the Ciceronean
Literary Society, connected with the male
grammar school of the second district, very
a-reeably entertained a large company with
a spelling contest in which the BOYS OF that
school entered the lists against the girls OF
Miss Lanes grammar school. As usual the
girls were victorious. Trustee Woodward
and ex-TIustees Mason and Randolph were
referees. The words, including proper names
were limited TO those contained in Hllaryfs
Sixth Reader, and the principal Of the fourth
school district acted as peiagogue. The girls
were repTesenGed by Misses Sadie White,
Annie Moore, Nellie Mclean, Belle Carroll,
hollie Bona, Maggie Mitchell, Mary Du-
guild, Annie Cavis, Mary OMeara, Emma
Scott, Florence Bartlett, and Annie Fur
mage. The boys were championed by Perry
May. John Frazee, Edward Patterson, VIM
Baxter, Geo. Faherty. Walter Klopfer, Thos.
hcKnew, Rob't Lesh and Chas. Riggles. The
pedagogue gave ont a bout 600 words before the
victorious wreath finally rested on the brow
Of Miss Nellie Mclean, who, with her close
competitors, Misses Mitchell and White,
endured steady fire OF words during more
than two hours. The prize, gold pen, was
therefore presented by Mr.. Woodward To
Miss Mclean. The next prize was to be
given, under the rules, to the boy who re-
ceived the last shot on his side, and Master
Perry Turpin having bravely stood till his
ammunition gave out and all his companions
had deserted him, gracefully hauled down his
flag. When he was called TO receive his prize
he calamity presented il to Miss Maggie
Mitchell, second best on the girls side, but
who had stood a much longer and more uiffi-
cult "spell" than himself Young Turpin's
generosity and good taste was heartily ar
plauded by all present. At the close, the
pedagOgue warmly praised the contestants,
and especially the last three young ladies'
Misses Mclean. Mitchell and White-whose
photographed fOrtifcations were, for so long
time, inyulnerable.
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ROCK EEON SPRINGS.-MrS. Rines of this
city, has leased the above named popular re-
sort, and will keep il during the present sea-
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BILL FOR A DIvORCE.-TO-day, MeSSrS.
Webb and YZnaga filed bin for Saran f.
Miles agt. John f.. Miles. for a divorce The
parties were married a st. AlOysius Chnrch
in May, 1862, and have had four children.
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nR. ROBERTSON

hR. ROBERTSON,
II 4Is90TH STREET, NEAR Pa AVE.
From long experience in both hospital and private
prscuce, VIII guarantee cure in all Diseases Of the
Urinary organs GOnOrrhRa elect, Structure, Sy nh
lhs, and Spermatorrhoa Gases Of Gonnorrhosa re-
Gently contracted cured in TO days Syphilis IN all
ITS stages quickly cured and the poison entirely
eradicated from the system, without the of
curry. Spermatorrhoa, brought on by excuses and
abuse In causing loss Of memory and insanity
general debility, organic weakness, mpotency, nerv
Gus irrltabilty symptoms Of ption, fndges-
ton palpl aton of the heart pains in back, dmness
OF sight or gddiness, evil fOrebodngs. self distrust
&c, speedily cured by newly discovered remedies
Dr. h, located for many years at 19 s. Eutaw st :,
Baltimore, Md, has consented, after many socita,
lions by HE Washington patrons, to open q perrna-
nent office in that city, where he may be consulted
every wednesday and Saturday in each week. from
sp. m mar9-ly
ROGERT's VEGETABLE COUGH sYREP-
- wanted, q case of Whocping Cough that cannot
De cured by "BOGERTS VEGETABLE COUGH
sfRtP." 1t Is also the best in use for Couphs
Colds, sosrseness Sore Throat, Group, aud ali Bron'
and Wholesale by CHARLES ST0TT CO. and v
the proprietor, 1912 st northwest. novI4-ly
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THE SALE AT EDGEwooD.-Mr DovIin0
auetioneeT, viii begin the sale OF the efiecfs
of the late Chief ,stice Chase al Edzeyocss
ReaT Glenwo0d. to-LaorTow. Omnibusses will
leave the auction roOxns al o O'Clock share
and win cOEtinue at intervals through tie
Gay.
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Fl. u. COOKE, JR., & Co. buy and sell Dis
trict government securities, and do n general
banking business.
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PROPOSALS.
pKoPos1Ls F0R INTIAS G0OVE
nEFskrsEsr 90 rae I~rva-,s
oFrNrroF lNRlaN AFFAfR. a. =

oIr,cro' i S'as aTrais., ssIcta =. iirs
eesled froIssal-' q I'D Pr r.ssis or - a.,
Vii ). fs .Sf "a At n : a -. S., s1 =
49,; 5, -. s', g, p n TT sntY ne i6 ssy -
,tyyn sr' or 81 4 ne Gle nslssI N Tie iSlis-
TIE al y plsee unrss opeu t,r bushes. % Ant
The S!ss ~iil ;, ope,-.d N the Er.-,nc- % ID.
read TsfhslS in Ne feIosiRg rlf ~ ''''' " 10
Ca: 30 ss. Z; "a / i 40
tI the gucd- - ep'tig - Blsn6ets, Nfu - =.
1sssS $, i.u o. 81 p F.- Is = a. S ssg :
The BisSlets srS - as,islr .i' !, an, - a.
places above nsn'd durirg tls m'pth - Juus.
CLAss 80
BLANkErS aNp INV GOODS
sue pate : . IN; ~hi.- Nassinac R,snkots =.
n,a.9re 90. tn t"~' AID Weigh sigut
lSS Eairs "a p IN ~hits Nacsiuac Blanket. O.,
ses ca az lr, b. 80 ~r'Sh ~ Poaui-
n"a-nr' s-Nae iUch-- sad s-,sh ne Ard ono
rec psirs "a , iri wui.. N.cIip.c pls-s.,.. b,
h,,A' nIr .lA.o tt..- a"d v,iEa faar ana
2'eo pairs point ,csrl Nacki,Ae B..rk.,.. .,
Gess95e "N2 inch. sud w-tgh eishi
2'o0 pam 2's pa,ut scI. -J,es mac pl,,l..s. ,,
re reiT. -, . ', 70 q, co. - 'sh - e. mi.
h.,->att t-A3o I'ri.rs. .. ~sss b fsr aui Oh
feoe pai.s 8 p .iu' inItr .t.4. Hsrsi-,r R,,n,.,.
q tugs-uEc Ga. rr-, aud ltl-h e.-b.
-, Y Afd.
@~e F@lie = rrut o. h.ua Ma k.ras pIa-k
81, g measure .l' IS Q .,a,,, sd w. - a
-. F'ull,
NV .1iLs- y ihi lat'F rlu. daskirrr W'aukrt..
- ~. a. pr, s-N.'' iHf'.sr a1d v-.. 81. D tso nd
90 ..-..l'i' .'.i l..a'ar
-'-'N la'l- = fliL green rrkfUac ltfnhsts 10
-, IVA. 'i'- a a H. "I-h ,H tf pounds
Inv heiIN - 9 'uf .t..u N'rkirss H.aasats D.
80 n. t>ll' .fN.a i'tE.r fHi Hrfgh - pound.
-, - a /" Ha.s1aar Hlsak-r.. t1
sTtT'.T, : ~. ''.' ''a ~,iSh 81 aal o4a.
l. Ogo 49,.
= - 49, '''i '-. tIf.. l1-h.
$50 a. , va i.r -.Hs..t 'lHih.
80" " t'',' "a fl-.
~, l.. .. q, ,' d. -'a,.isrd make. y
No 49, - ., ..,,
- "a - = 10y. '' ~ ava i'-'i'.- 80 lf.ls
4. ooo - ~ So "a ..
e 90 isris ia, d.. 49,, .''' y, vf,tis
:. -. ----N al1 H.-s.
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CoREs, &C-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and thousands patronize DIR.
Whites establishment, 635 18th street, oppO-
site u. 8. Treasury, to avoid painful Corns.
buniOns, Inverted Nails, etc.
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MEDICAL, dc.

50 ATlSFACTI0N,n 81 PER BOTTLE Con-
~ situations free at DIR. DARBY :, lis A. street
COLONIZATION Building.) ana I'm
nR. Al BOSW ORTIZ, EIeiTopaihIc PaysicIaR,
~ 9xl street northwest. Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Dyspepsia, Paralysis, Constitution, Liver
and Kidney affections, and nervous and chronic dis
eases Also, all complaints incident to Females per
nanently cured by a new and reliable system of
Medical Electricity. Consultations free. sp2 cru
nR. BUCKLER JONES has returned 70 BaI,i
~ more Old Office, 33 n. Calvert street.
Female diseases q specially. Consultation CON
fdential, senIs-S,n%
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$500 FOR A CASE of rheumatism. Sciatic
Neuralgia, Nervous or Kidney disease that
IN rulers RhetBIo1ic Remedy will not cure.
J. T.. O'Callaghan, 52S 9TH street southeast,
WashlngtOn. 220.s.3
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weather Probabilities To-day.
OTFICE OF CH1EF SIGNAL OYFiOEB,
XAgHIHCTON. ANIL IS. IEb. &

Fer the mfddle aud South Atlantic states.
clearing weather and rising temperature dur
In z the rest Of Monday, southeast IN south
wet winds and high but slowly falling ba-
IeneteT.
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A RARE CHANCE To Obtain a co,,...,,,,.
nome, centrally situated, will be oners,i To
morrow evening at i've O'Clock. ar which
so esi u,e resI1enee OF Augustus Davis ESQ.
pear from the advertisement in snother ca,-
Emn.
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MARRIAGE EICENSEs.-The following M lr-
rage licenses have been granted: Philip
Nance and Ellen Latchford, Virginius L.
Elliott ard Anne NJ. Emmert, John Nuss-
lein and Mary KlOtz, Hamilton Graham and
Anna X. Wingard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-26

TORTOISE SHELL PEBBLE EYE-eIAssrs
received rec st Prigg's, on the avenue, this morn
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GEORGETOWN ADvER,MTs.
NEW SPRING AND SUMTER GOops
JOHN N, AMOOr 4 Sov.

No f1e Brtdrs snreef, GsorsaOsrr. d. G.
have received from New York and Offering TO ems
tyIners great bargains In BLACK SILKs, Ponsee.
Debage- and Polon sise PlaIds
MOURNING GOODS of all the best makes No
hairs, lpscas, Grenadines, Jaeonets. Nainsooks,
Nictoria Lawns, real Swiss aud w nch Mtslins.
Ladies and Gents Underwear
Thomson and Victoria X ia and other GLOVES
EalhrlEsn ard Fngllsh HOSE and HALF HOSE.
nOoSkt.kNlSHlkG GOODS nf all kinds.
Blesched Mnslins all M axes, a! lhs Eo,rea Prices
Sents eno BOYS Ca.Simeres, Tweeds, Drills, &c.
nIICLOTHS and hATrIHGS
Havirg purchased largely thu recent decline for
eaSh, We Offering special induc-n snts q q, "A
oHyers - Goods sent Ia any par 81 WASHINGTON.
ap;2 I'm JOHN II SNOOT a SON
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THOMAS BOWLING, AuctIoneer

NOT AND MAHOG PIRGOR FBa.
ssTrIIHHRSEi PihFe st, STo0L hsD .MgS[r
ton CHAIRS. LOUNGE, CENTER CAkD
AkD 0THER TALES, EASY IND orr So
CHAIRS, BOOKCASE, GILT "iFDEEA
ERAS;, ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS,
THbBBEE, Fly; TAPtSTRY. AID oTHES
FURNITURE, COTJAG E SETS. M1RBLE
u uOP B66EA aND WASHSTAN DS,
THESES EsATHER BIDS AND PHI
LhppNWIS So T10dLET SETS; M4HOGANY
CHINA, PLATED WAKE. REfRTGERA-
IOR OIL CLOTHS AVID BATTINGS
COOKING AND OTHER STOVES. COPPFR
COOKING UTENSILS, AND KITCHEN
REC UISITES GENERALLY
~ On TIL URSDAY, April goth, at 10 Eel 1ck
Twill sell, at the residen e of the late Col W ,
~ ID. Beall, on West street, between Congress
" 'snd Washington streets the above excellent
assortment of Household Furniture.
M. L.. BEALss, Administrative
apN w6f&dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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w II. WHEATLEY's
STEAM DYEIEG kNn GLEANIgs EsrAB-

- JFosoh Stfssf, Gs1gsfotrs, ID. O.
fstabtshed. lo5l. Premium awarded. 1851. En-
lsre-d and improved. 1874. Ladies and Geniepsn's
wearing apparel OF every descri ption, GLIDING
teNets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloves
&c, &c, nicely cleaned or ed: also. Curtains aud
New Goods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
the Snmm-r months
Send US your address and will cali for and re-
turn work at place in the District free of extra
charge. Work received and returned by mail or u
press from and 90 any place in he country asel-.r
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ForA1 Female Com,r,jr,.

In young or old, married or single at the
dawn OF wOmanhood or the change OF life
Dr. Pterce's fhtOrne Prescription manifest
such positively remedial influence as tn
call forth the lcudest praise from all who
use il.
Mr.. John A. Kinney, druggist of Knob
Noster. Mo, writes as follows:
'DT. Pierce, BuGdlO. " E:-Dear Sir: Your
medicines sell better than any other keep
and give universal satisfaction. The people
are especially delighted with your FavOrite
Prescription, and il seems to be % favorite
among all that have ever used it," II is sold
by druggists and dealers in medicines coax
GOLDEN HILL Is the best and cheapest
family flour in the market All.
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
WALTER SCOTT WEST.
w re II ITECT,
Ofces-915 L street mort Invest, Washington, ID
O., and 9 Cedar ST., New York city. ans I'm
nR. ROBERT REYBURN; Office 72I 18th
- street northwest, near Pennsylvania avenue.
0mce hours ca TO 80 IN, Il NJ, and to 5 d N,
Residence, 2l29 street northwest. msr2z In.
SCHUTTER 4 BRAKEMAN.
- AR lists
FBEsCO, DECORATIVE and cry description OF
ORNAMENTAL and PLAIN PAINTING
12s 9Th street northwest
SPECIMEN ROOM, 1I0 n street northwest
Janzl- ly WASHINGTON, D. O.
c. PER SET FOR TEETH, EITHER JAW,
St by Dr.. A. PRATT, Graduate of<a
Ohio College Of Dental Surgery, All thtSSYYH
street, between ID and Z. Gas used In eytrartinf
JAMES ID. CLEPHANE,
~. s. Conn sx off,, Con. Y CossT of C7oi n,
and ETanfasT IN ChdaoeTy,b
SHORT HAND WRITER AND LAW
REPORTER.
omce-No. ITO q st., between LIST aud ID, facins
Indiana avenue. mar3-tr
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PIANOS. dc.

PIANOS, dec.
THE DECKER BROTHERS won their success
by solid merit; they hold it by unremit-
ing enort In the same direction.-N. Y&TS7
.SingularIy eqnal and brilliant throughout the en-
tire scale.-N. I. Times.
G. KUHN, Sole Agent
- 632 New York avenue, Washington, D. q
fianos ana Organs tuned, regulated for rent and
sNe. msr2i tr
TEE COLBERT CUMMING BIRD PIANO
The neatest, the smallest and the chap
made. q. L.. WILD BRO, Sole Agents, sUkFV
I23 7th street northwest, half square above Patent
ohce One fine PisDo, but little used, for sale at
oergaln. marl5tr
(NARD.-Tne undersigned take pleasure IN an
~ nouncing TO their friends and the public.
IN general that Mrs. e. kEICHES BACH, 49,
NO 423 18th street, near Pennsy lyaEia ayetst SFt
me, continues the Sole Agency for our PIANOS,
and that NONE but the above firm is authorized TO
sell our Pianos for Washington, Georgetown, Alex.
ancTa, aud vicinity, and will be thankful for q
tinuAEce OF the patronage literally bestowed IN
the past on tie Knabe PianOs.
WILLIAM RNABE h CO.,
Piano Mandatory, No. $50 West Baltimore street
Baltimore, and No. liz fifth avenue, New
York. feb6-tr
A SPLENDID sTOCK-Tbe world renowned
"A kN ABE PIANOS, Parlor Grand ,--s>
S9Jare Grand, Square aud Upright PA 49,
NOS; " MCCAMMOS'S Celebrated PIA EtkFf
NOS Ioctsvss, full toned. FOR sale and rent on the
most accomu dating terms. Tuning promptly az.
Tended 70. MRS. @. RElCHENBACH,
jsn+-u <23 18th st. hb-ve Pima svsnGs
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-03-10
IA" fleet at rrncy's Speech, and an
Omitted Point

.s'N" AVlh Duht Sdsl
Tie opening for the defense in the
Beecher ease by Mr.. Benjamin F. Tracy,
concluded yesterday, has been Il principal
topic OF conversation for several days past.
The views expressed about it differ wide
ly On the whole, we think the effect
produced upon public opiniOn--or scnti-
ment. to make II distinction-has been
rather favorable to Mr.. Beecher.
In his extended comments on the i'm
probabilities of the plaintiffs case, IL is
somewhat surprising that 50 astute law
yer as Mr.. Tracy seems entirely to have
overlooked the most ridiculous feature i'm
the plaintiff whole story. 1t is this-at
least a. Il strikes us: Mr.. Tilton sends,
by Mr.. Moulton. Tor Mr.. Beecher TO come
to Moulton's house. Beechrr arrives, and
is confronted by Tilton. who accuses him
Of adultery with his wife. and backs up
the accusation with written confession
by Mrs. Hilton. What does Mr.. Beecher
do: Let every imagination be stretched
locomotive of the fact, until, in the some
what ludicrOus phrase OF old TIistram
Burgess, the effort " sublimateS imagina-
ton into eyaneScencc''-let the widest
fancy try To- conceive of what Beecher,
~ ''7'-'' Va N'AA hl'NillS MS lll'lll = Nht1
did on the spot: Did he flercely dcnomce
the accusation as lie? Did he tear open
the bosom OF his shirt, eXclaimng. not as
old Benton did when hc tore his open at
the muzzlc Of Foote'S loaded and drawn
pistol, Let the assassin fire, but " am
guilty, shoot me rs | deserve :" Oh no /;
hc did nothing OF the kind. According TO
the evidence in the case lac turned to the
outraged husband and asked him: Can /
goaud see Elizabeth once more: Aud the
wronged husband, presumably wrought
up to frenzy by his marital injuries, said
yes And he went, and saw her, alone,
in her bedroom, and in bed Verify, If
this is true, God not only never raised up
another friend like Frank Moulton, but he
never raised up another seducer like
Beecher, aud another husband like Til
toa-or, in q word, another Brooklyn like
Brooklyn; for We undertake to say, with
out raising any question about this case,
| that no such incident. in the whole his
tory OF the world, ever occurred before.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-03-10
Hon. Horace Maynard Nomi-
aated as Minister to
COnStantinopIe.

The President sent in the following nom.
lnations to-day Godove S Orth, Of In
dians, Minister TO Austria; Horace May
nard, of Tennessee, Minister to Constant.
uople Sheats, Sixth Auditor of the Treas
ury d. S~ade, Chief Justice of the Su.
prone Court Of Montana Evans, Marshal
Of the Eastern District Of Texas; Conant.
Marshal Of the Northern District of Flo.
rlda: Belyin, Pension Agent, Raleigh
Rankin, Pension Agent Vicllshurg: Brag
Appraiser OF Merchandise, Charleston
John NJ. Woodward, Supervising Surgeon
GcneInh Marine Hospital service Man.
ming, Collector Of Customs Albemarlc, n
c. Fiizhugh, Collector Customs Natchez
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New EEnmpshire-RepubI Claim
Governor and Two congressman.

CoNooRD, March 8.--The political cam
paign in this State has been conducted with
unexampled vigor for the past week, and
on the eve Of the election a careful canvass
of the situation shows that both parties are
confident of electing their candidates, the
Republicans claiming the Governor and two
out of three Congressman. Majorities,
however, will be small, and it is freely pre-
dicted by impartial observers that, as was
the case last year, there will be no choice
for Governor by the hepeople.
BosToN, March SIT is estimated that
the heavy snow throughout New Hamp-
shire will cause a falling off Of from Il, ,00C
TO $4,000 votes at the ensuing election.
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The SENATE.

The New Senate in Executive
Session.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.


Mr.. Logon called mp the hill to equal 20
bounties. 1t was passed by the casti e
vote OF Vice President Wilson 1t w,s
claimed during the discussion that it takcs
not less than thirty nor more than one
hundred millions from the Treasury
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE
Special to Knoxville Chronicle.

NASHVILLE, March 4, 1875.
SENATE
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GEN. BURNSIDE GREETED WITH
APPLAUSE.
Andy comes in "Aner Meeting and
Gets Applause, Tool
Boqurts Adorn the Desk of tue "Grent
COmmOuer."

WASHINGTON, March 5.--As soon rs the
new Senators were sworn in, Mr.. Morton
offered resolutions recognizing the kel-
leg Government in Louisiana, and for the
admission of Pinchbeck as Senator from
that State. The resolutions were laid over.
Mr.. Morton gave notice that he would call
up the latter, perhaps, on Monday.
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Death of the Plymouth Gold Digger.

Virgil Woodcock, who has worked the
gold mines in Plymouth quite successfully
for the past few years, an account of
whose operations at this point appeared in
The GLOBE some months since, died at his
residence In Swapzey, N. H., a few days
since. He was taken sick while at work
in bis mine, and although nothing alarm
ing was apprehended at first, he took the
precaution to return to his family in New
Hampshire, and luckily that he did, for
he grew rapidly worse, and lived but a
comparatively short time after reaching
home.
Although considerably advanced in years
Mr.. Woodcock was vcrv active. He was
thoroughly posted in his particular calling,
having followed mining in California for a
number of years Having travelled extern
sively- visiting nearly all quarters of the
globe.-he had gathered valuable fund of
information and his conversation was usual
ly of an interesting and instructive char
ac,er
Mr.. Woodcock leaves son who will I'M
doubtedly prosecute the business his father
has succeeded 80 well in placing on re-
munerative basis.