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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-22

THE1IoN. WARNER l.. ,UxDERwoop. Of K.n-
lucky, declining reelection to Congress, took
occasion to address his constituents a farewell
letter on the 10th inst. 1t is before us, and
proves to be as manly as modest, and shows
him to have been actuated by high sense of
right and wrong in the discharge Of hi. duties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-22

"A + THEIR ACTUAL. COST. NO MORE
~ asked, for WINTER ROBES, SILKS,
SHAWI.S, MERiNOES, PLAIDS. in a word. ali
winter fabrics for Ladies' wear, ut their actual
cost Hence the present Is IN fact n rare oppnrtu-
NIFTY Tor purchasers t. procure first class fabrics
the prices of III" lower and inferior grades
This bring the last son that wa expect To- oc
cupy our present store room for the sslc az Winter
Goods hence sell al inter fabricS Al their cnst
rather than pack them away in tho Spring
Onr correspondents sends us daily supplies of new
goods for Spring sales. ff'0' " "'~
PERRY & BROTHER.
fe2I-3t onnos;,e Cen,, nu, WSg,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-22

FROM THE COAST or ArRICA.-We have al
vices from the west coast Of Africa, under date
of Nov. 9th, 1853, by the new line Of steamers
running from Little Fish, on Sammonides bay
in latitude Is degrees south, to Lisbon Spain
ria Loanda. Cape de Vedes, dc. The U s.
sioopof-wsr Dale had arrived at Loanda on
the 18th of November, after pleasant and in.
teresting cruise in the Gulf Of Guinea.
AT Elmira, the Governor and Dutch officer,
OF the Castle Of st. George paid the most dis
tinguished compliments to the officers Of the
Dale, and the Governor and aid were carried
down as passengers to Acra. The Dale was t.
san ior Cape de Verde On the LIST December
ohe mas been at sea almost constantly since
leaving this country. A report was eurren,
mere lew days ago that the Dale was missing
and Fhe was supposed to be lost at .ea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-22

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT
y wanting goods in his line tn his stock of
boots anil SHOES OF his own make,
which e ~ tins time 81 superior quality
and well deserves the attention of those pure Ia ng
j. r. MORGAN
No. 5S Pa. av., between sth and lGth St.,
p e. 2-3 -~t4E II south aida
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-22

i THE ORPHAN BOYS-Thc Fair for tho
benefit of the st. JOseph's Male Orphan Asylum
inst, at the Assembly Rooms on I.omis ma avenue
nrar 9Th street. Mind the Assembly Rooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-22

CONGR ESSlONAL BALI.-Compimentar, to
y. Prof. Gaszynski and daughter, viii take "A
place. ar v rnrkiln IiaI, corner ot 9th aud ID ~
streets. on THURSDAY, Feb path. 'rIckrt. -
o. 70 admit gentleman and laiiAs. As thas.M
hsnlr OF tickets are limlt', carly application
To commence at GIL o,cl,ck /, nm o.ne,.
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N|TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.-SrK:
~ Will you be Kind enough to inform me- if In,
National Arinory Is public building, and also If
gentleman has right to step few fsetl inside to
take look at the intcrlor without being told that
mo n,sn are allowed inside without uniforms"
IN order that may not b, de med presumptuous i'm
future by Infrin ing On their grounds.
STRANGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-22

III DRUG STORE NOTICE
LAYING Purchased the Drug Store recentl,
owned hy NJ. |. King. near 81 street. thu citi--k
gems nl East End and vicinity can always n. ~
supplied with PIiR r. MEDICINES aud an ar ~
tlcles usually kept in hIst-class Drug Stores Phy
sIcians Prescriptions dispensed at all hours, Ugh
or day. Give uS a call
MOORE Il co. Druggist
IL 2l-6t Pa ay.. near 81 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-22

FREMONT HOUSE; c,,c,co ,,~o,s
The Proprietors, having added, during the last
Carpeting and RefurniShing. Introducing vEA3
new Water Closets, Bath Rooms. and ev- l..R L
cry possible" luxury and cnnveni"nc thrnug hout
resp ctlully invite pubic attention To its incrCa sed
facilities for their accommodation.
The House. being the largest fTst-cidss Hotel in fbe
Northtrexf,
and Its LOCALITY. corner of Lake and Dearborn sta
IN tine InlmedIatN vicinity of the most fashoua hle
places of amus"ments and close proximity to m.
different Railroad Depots and st 'ambOat "a ndings
and
In the Centre cf the most desirable Business Porfious
Of the City,
presents superior Inducements to the traveller for
fe2l-sm GAGE, BROTHER Il DRAKE.
STRANGERS LEAVING FORIHONE AND
~ needing any kind nf DRY GOODS, for Mint n
and Spring wear To take with thnm are solicited To-
examine our new and extensive stock. the largest
IN the District, which Is now co'npet" in all depart
mrnts and marked la plain figures at prices most
favorable to the consumer,
This being tn" last sea son that we expect 70
cupy cur present store for the sale uf Winter
Goods. hence sill all Whit r fabrics nj their cost
rather than pack them away in the Spring.
An cNamlnatlun OF stock and prices solicited; IL
implies no obi ,ation whatnvar ta purcha az
PERRY d. BROTHER,
Central Stores west building,
feH-B opposite Centre Market
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c

A BENEvOLENCE BALI, WILL RE- mn ID
"A on TIL RSDAf, Feb. 24th inst. AZ Ack- "A
mans National House, Now Jersey avenue. III
que on the int'lIgence Office. e street. ItstaSA
numerous tTi .nds and pat-"ns are resPe-tiull,
of All kinds can b. had. The small sum uf - csri :
only Tor each tick. Thy can b. hal ut th~ hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-22

AND S'rATUARY nv
w AMERICAN ARTiSTS.-Thn third annual
Exhibitionof the Washington Art \ sociatiun con-
slsting Of Paintings, Statuary, Water Colors, and
Crayon Drawings, - now open ut the and spa
eious Galleries of the Association, Penn. avena
between 10th and 18th streets, EVERY DAY from
10 o'clock a. IN. to O'Clock p. M, and in the EVE
MING from to ~ o'clock
IL Admission Is cents. jale-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-22
SECOND CoTlIL.ON PARTY or THE

SECoNp CoIliloN PARTY or THE
The Company would announc. tu their friends aud
ne public that thy will give a COTIII.ON "a
fARFf etSrOTriS HALL, corner uf 8rh u
n n,t ana rcnnsy lvania avenue, on MON H
Hay's Ban.l enga grsl.
Tickets ONE nODIAH.
. COVHttffe of IrTaHgsIR,nfs
yonn Sesse,, Tyler Scutlal, J. 4. Graham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-22

HFSMlTHSONlAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uS Cook will continue his course on Chemi strv
on MONDAY and conclude on WEDNESDAY,
EVENING. Subject, Monday: "Water, Hydro
gen, Natnr" 81 Flame" dc. Wednesday: "a Wax
tdnnIe, Carbon" Hc. fe 0-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-22

N+NOTICE-By request of many citizens. DIR.
lS JACOB HoRLACHER, of New Berlin. PennSyl-
yanla, viii deliver Lecture at Temperance Hall
THIS EVENING. at O'Clock. Subject: "TIav5
the Southern States r ght to hold slaves Accord
ing to the Bible!' He contends that they have All
truth-loving people, outdstnction of party are
invited tn attend. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-22

The PARAGUAY ExrEDIrIoS.-The Navy De-
partment is in receipt of the following commu-
nication by this mornings mail:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-22

NEW STYLE PARASOI.S
AND PARASOLETTS.
Just received from the manufacturers all the In
test novelties of the season; fit.en dozen w atcb
spring Steel EXTENSION SKIRTS. to which we
invite the special attention of the ladies.
j. w. Colby a. CO. {
1c paw ~ 9Th street 9 doors ahaye Pa ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-22

> RECEIVED THIS WEEK.
- PIANOS From Rozenkrantz. Ger,uauy Fl
6PiA NOS from llart, Davis x CO. or Hos,,n
PLANO from Gilbert ~ VI i'''''".
For sale cheaper than any place in this cit,. Go
ana see them. JOHN r. ELLIS,
fe0 80 Pa. av.. bet cen 9th and lIth a.
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threatened wrong to justify his excitement The
Northern extremist has no such excuse. He is
meddling mischiefrnaker, who, while he lets his
white neighbOr starve sooner than contribute dime
to his necessses, would, if he could break up the
Union or deuge the South in blood to right the ina
ginary wrongs of Southern negroes. There are men
enough North who have a pecuniary stake in the
Union to paralyze the efforts Of the fanatics if they
are only shown that it is their interest to do so.
The increasing strength of the Democratic party OF
the South, and the dimnution of the number OF
those who apologize for the Northern fanatics by
Srguing that they are no worse than the Southern
fre-eaters, that to put it in its mildest form,
/" both sides are to blame us the best assurance
we can possibly have that "agitation" viii eyentn-
ualy be "quieted.r
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TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE.
sENATE.


TUESDAY, October 8, 1859.
The Senate was called to order at nine o'clock, by
the Speaker, and opened with prayer by the Rev.
MIR. Hayes.
BANK OF TENNESSEE.
The SPEAKER laid before the Senate the follow
ing communication from the President Of the Bank
of TENNESSEE
BANK OF TEsNEssEF, Nov. 7, 1889. Y
HON. T. W. NEWMAN Speaker of the Senate:
Dssr Sir; In compliance with the resolution Of
Senate No. 45, requiring the President Of the Bsnk
Of Tennessee to inform the Senate. lohat per
tum has been made BY the Bank Of Tennessee on its
capisal-rst for the last year second, FIR the last
two years; third, for the last six years over and
sbsve the expenses; If the said Bank has made as
much money for tae State, If Aer capital should have
been withdrawn and invested in State Bonds, pro-
vided the State could have purchased her own
Bonds at ninety cents 10 the dollar"
[ have statement prepared, which accompanies
this report, marked A. which shows the cspila, the
nett profits, and the rate Of per centum on each
year. for the last six years, ending the first Of July
in each;
From this it will be seen that the nett profits for the
year ending the LIST of July, 1859,
amounted ton. ................... 225 $40 Is
Year ending LIST July, 1885, amounted to ,5O4 Al
Amount Of profits for two years, S649,O54 ls
The rate per cenium on the first Is 6l8-00 PER cent
on the Iastis, IL 45-l00 per cent
Nett profits for TIE six years. Sl,1So O20, "a
Rate per centum during the time........l0.185 100
In explanation of the difference in the profits Of
the Bank fer the last two years, have 10 state,
that the continued attacks upon it, for the purpose
Of destroying its credit sad the necessity Of placing
the Bank in proper coalition to carry into efeeI
the section 1914 of the Code limited toe business
of the BasE as to produce that result.
The capital Of the Rank varied from year TO year
as shown in the table.
The avge capital for the years was, $30T0,009 q
The average profits, 800 720 %
The average rate per centum, ..... 10 lS5-lOt
If the Bonds of the State bearing six per in
tcrest could have been purchsred by the State at
90 cents on the dollar, the rate of Interest the
Advancement would have been fraction over
100 per cent leaving the profits ofthe Bank
so per cent more than the interest On the money
advanced. Respectfully, your obdt serV't, -s.-sss
C. JoHNsoN, President.
pr0TS and R1fs eQadt
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MurfreesBOrO Military Academy.
Lieutenant 5Pla %T ". i Il. I DWIGHT Principals

Lieutenant W. NJ. DWIGHT, rrnlSlPais'
YENHIs heretofore conducted Aca-
demic Building, opposite the Soue Female College, In
application from various in Tennessee and 9th
States has rendered TO erect barracks for the
Of the Students and for the thorough
the system. This plan that OF the State Military
Academies Carolina and Notwithstanding the
TEN Of rigid military discipline With complete literary and
studies The Principals thus enabled
exercise all hours the Students amounting
almost seeusion. thod, regularity and punctuAity
the Recitation and elsewhere While add
thorough knowledge the different schools OF Military Tactics
derived the and the diwhich subseryes
requ ementS of physical training and exercise 50 ESSENTIAL
to the students.
GYMNASIUM will be connected with the Academy, and
personal of the Principals will exercise
10 its respective departments
Their Lotconsistng Of thirteen and quarter
medatey without the corporation in hathfu and eligible To-
eaty Their Barracks VIII short time be ready for
ton. Application be made early date.
Terms per ear" (S2Ol two hundred dollars, in.
elusive Tuition, Board Lights, and Fuel payable
four nsalmens February ST. Nay LIST, September lst,
December Is Of each year.
For further information apply pals Murreesboro,
Tenn. WIN. J. DAVIS. D NJ NJ
REFER NCES:
Gen. JAMES JONES, Columbia, South Carolina,
Gov. GIsT, UnonI do do
Gen. DAVID F. JAMIsoE, orangeourg, sOnth CaroliDa,
EX j. II. MEANS, Buckhead, do do
Col. j. D. WILSON, Society Hill, Darlington District s. C.
Gen. g. DunuOyant Adjutant and Inspector General,
Ninety Six, South Carolina
0cers and Professors OF the Citadel and ARSENAL State
Military at Charleston and Columbia South Carolina
novS-i1aw-twtf.
Nashville Banner, Memphis Appeal. Memphis Enquirer,
Knoxville Whg Louisville journal. insert each
daily every Of rweekiy, until further Lotce
Forward account to Principals when due. n W -
containing advertisement. ID.
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Louisville and Nashville
AZ MN

1.-TWO through Passenger Trns between Nashvs and Lou
isYille, making close concessions louisville for New
York. Boston, Phsde pha, Baltimore, Washington City Buff
far west
First train leaves Nashville at daily stopping Gala
tin Bowling Green Glasgow Junction, EEabs
ali regular stations South o. Lebanon Junction when gnaed
by hi and arriving in Louisville 220 n Returning,
Louisville $50 n, stopping above, arriving
in Nashville at 3;46 P NJ.
Second leaves Nashville 225 daily (sundsy5 ex
ceped) stopping first and arriving Louisville
- at night Returning leaves Louisville AZ AL n stopping
above, and arriving in Nashville 1910 night
Galatin Accommodation II Nashville daily (Sun-
days exseped) 400 n, stopping regular stations
sRnaled by hag and arriving il Gzatin 625 NJ Re-
turning Gallaun $50 NJ Nashville
S:45 A. NJ.
JAMES 7. GAMBLE, sup't.
- Pxe4-er povg AFT Z
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Valuable Free Soil Property

= =" At PUBLIU bALE-
an SATURDAY, the 18th day Of November next on the
premises, will sell at public sale that property
Broad street occupied by OPIE POPE.
The lot fronts City feet Broad back 40
to alley, and will be divided into lots Of 2j feet
Tbs property is within few feet Of the Depot is free
taxes and is most worthy Of the attention q buyers.
TERMSSlSO. cost each lot. the balance one and
three years. and without interest," payable
s:actory secured. Sale at y o'clock NJ.
oct96-td AVS. LINDSEY
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
F0R PRIVATE DTsESSRS.

No DR. KING, formerly Of New Yerk, for ne lAss
49, four years Of Louisville, Kentaeky and Who has
devoted his atention to the treatment for
thirty haers HIMSELF having practice for
many years. and cured thousands he Il ensd 70 cas
aildseaes OF private nature natter how bad they nay %
from snudcou medical tresment neglect Of tnsf 0H
Dr. King DPenSary IS No = DeadesieE street. beSen caefg
and the Square where he al diseases Of Pre stle
GoSoRaRk cured without medicine or nisrren0s
from business
sTRlcTUas Of old or recent date ssetuay cured IN lev
days, hy operation which pain hnere ssao
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps no
zschiefand unserminef the constitution % moeh.
sTrH-Lis with all diseases o. the rkn ls ~ ~ nes
Iect or Dad treatment, - sGectuaiy euf p
SEEIsAL WkAKNEss- partieusr attention. 1919 u al -
this disease and all the consequences ~ -,
an In uapy esaes by the destructEc has OF eonserais
Youths and excessive Indulgence % ne P-. .sssS %
which viii usuiue ne consttnto1 rena ne saaect N
a. for b1vins 81 seiety ssusinE premature Old sze
Females may Be AlorinS l ~. ~ S = - "oeo
rsons abroad, BY writing md Stating ne ease. With
..I Ssersed TO A. King, Ne . beaderick street.
- iii nave BeeeE<sry maiicine thstr
- directions. Strict secrecy ohssFv 7Oes
49, 49,, 0o'clock in the morning until In M evening -
dfulg
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1s 41n-nis I'd -. 01n al

RPor the year ending July 1855 the Union Rank declared
no DIVIDEND This calculation made 9 which,is
the capita the Bank that date less the Of
Union Rank stock (say $66449 pro, stated in ny
former reports year ending July, 4 Al
have deducted discount State BOnls....A. g s 60
Leaving profits, per HE $3.50 1879 30
The average capital muloy years 50
cept for the year ending July, 1855, las above.)
The average rate per cent made is sic las. r,
Ga motion of Mr.. ST0KELY, il ordered that
three hundred copies of the communication and ae-
cOmpanying statement be printed for The use of the
Senate
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Senator WILSON, Of Massachusetts,, in his speech
delivered at Syracuse the 2Sth ult., said THE
Harper's Ferry outbreak was the consequence of
the teachings of republicanism."
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M'GAV OCK.

POSITIV SALE.
an THURSDAY. the 10th inst, win bring Of great
= ADD HTION,
West Of Fillmore Avenue. sold on Fi
Jefferson streets West North
the The that be offered day belOng
different parties, who determined 70 let them be Sold
TERMS.
0nsWO and three years credit for satisfactorily scur
ed rearing and ieo retained Sale IL o'clock NJ.
Plots Of the ground Sill beleady in day or
nOy6a A. Y. 8. LIND5LEY.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Valuable City Property,

" IT TJDLIJ DdLE
ON SATURDAY. the 18th day OF November next on the
premises will sell that desirable property Cher
~ Street. belonging the Christian Church. on which their
Church formerly stood The lot fronts 65 feet Cherry
and back $50 feet TO the centre Of the alley. Cherry fast
becoming the most Important in city The
and the Hotel in the vicinity Of this properly and
feet value that is but little dreamed Of By citizens
opportunity for all classes Of community procure
eligible business location.
The sale positive, the Church determined close
out Terms, two. and three years credit for
Oy secured bearing interest," payable BANK and lien re-
taned Sale at II O'Clock, A. II.
oct26-td A s. LINDSLRY
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CRISP's GAIETY.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, NOVEMBER o.
The eminent ares, Mrs Farren Miss Fanny Fits Far
rem, will appear together in the great Tragedy Of
JANE SHORE. ~
Lady Aleca Mrs Faren Jane Shore Miss Fanny
To be followed by the elegant Comedy, in acts
LITTLE TREASURE.
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Mr. RICHARDSON'S bill to authorize the Banks in this
State to pay out the notes of each other passed
its third reading in the Senate yesterday, by vote
of II to 9.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN BALTMORE.-WM. 2. PRESTON,
Esq Of Baltimore, late Democratic candidate for
Congress in the first District Of Maryland publishes
IN the american statement of the outrageous as
sault on him on election day in that city lie says
that he was sitting alone in the saloon of Mr.. RUP
PERT, Treasurer of the East Baltimore Building As
sociatiou, waiting TO that gentleman and making
memorandum at table. when four men walked
in, two of them approaching table near the one
at which he was seated. He says:
Having not the least suspicion, l continued look
ing at the paper in my hand all at once, and with
out word being spoken. the man who stood near
me dealt me a dreadful blow with an iron weapon
which he held in his hand, and which sank with
crushing force through my nose and into nay face
and gums / was knocked senseless, the back of
my head striking the edge Of the table as | FELL
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Valuable Broad street Property
FOR SALE, r-fs.ss .r... 4
On One, Two and Three Years Credit,
WITHOUT INTEREST,
ON FRInAK. THE 1rEH HNS.r Int

VNIE will oder for sale to the highest bidder premi
that desirable Lot fronting U6
street. owned aud occupied by James Johnson ESQ
to sell it in lots two Of % feet
on which last lot is the family residence We entirely
unnecessary to anything il reference
streetpropery fprt is known and Of by all men
think that the terms which this property ought
drawa good crowd and insdre spirited bidding.
The having purchased county the quiet
woods OF Edgeed, is determined 70 SILL
srsbe p,oPery credit Of yeas loiol interest
which is certainly Offering N the purchaser advantage which
he viii not meet again Sale II o'clock u.
We would ask examination OF the pre- dag
sale. Il GLAsCOCK q CO.
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