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EDUCATION.

c,T. VINCENTS SCHO0IS.--The Day-schoos at
~ nchei Asylum will business Wed
say next september The arge addition lately made TO the
bss opportunity carrangng the schools and after
e experience last they will begin this term with
distinct schools Yncens
h fubans school school day scholars the Pay
h Tho course the orphan o the Asylum
who IN tr discipline under te immediate
N sister. detailed thcmeelve The second Free School
meet the poor children whose parents pay and all
mo ar, thus pressed
drsn 10 ts is entirely dtiuc but Just diligently at
s 10 training teaching being strictly
In , the what might be perhaps
e Unrest pLuaon that the poor parents seldom
thair children school Tho third
ms sisters Charity have Pay School only aid charities
reoared support the orphans Ia this school Is literally
,e mat teach and for the orphans
also who send their children there really
nte 10 support the orphans and If s the sisters
csry would keep School All
required practical of life all that sound
and thorough English well school
an lis lis charitable object method oulyatg
mind and heart there interesting important
school girls within the District combining under udcious
comparatively little expense parents with fu
oge iInproy emen of the children Aug est
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
s. c. Herring q Co.'s Patent champion safes.

TINIIE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public bestowing their
TO that extent that exhibit all
their stock hava enlarged their depot by opening extensive
and saesroom broadway No 2o1 Of Murray
poe the City Hall This enlargement Of warehouse with the
Of their factory viii enable the subcr
bes keep hand at all times larger stock OF Are and burglar
establishment the world
viii be had constructing safes for private families match
with furniture the security OF plate jewelry
Also
win keep hand make order all kinds money chests
Halls powder proof
oness patent Formulation bank lock
patent letter lock, without key.
s. G. HERRING & Co.,
Nos. 135, 1877, and 13s Water street. and
No. 2bl Broadway Murray st., New York.
+. CoYIE a CO., Agents
Washington, d. G.
B. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26-1y Richmond, Virginia.
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To Mr. RsDxorn, Minister Resident Of the United Stat
Tie King Of Denmark 10 NJ. Bediager.
frranslaiion.

SIN Nv minister of iornil affairs has deemed Il his
duty to cal, my attention to the admirable conduct
which he highly commends pursued by yourself during
the negotiation concerning the dues of the Sound and
the Belts Although you have not personally eoncurred
In the conclusion of the convention the lt OF April
of last year. by which the delicate question of the dues
has been 80 happily arranged between Denmark and the
United States yet the position due to you in the honor
able result at which have arrived does not the less
merit INV thorough appreciation 1t is with the object OF
giving YOU testimonial of the sentiments which
terain for you that account sir that address you
this letter which hope will prove pleasant souvcner
OF the manner in which you have performed your duty
TO your own country and consulted at the time the
interests of my kingdom.
am my dear Mr.. Bedinger, yours most aiectionatcy,
FREDERICK REX.
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DRADYS GALLERY, 352 Pennsylvania avenue,
Swoeny, ienhouse FAINT, Co.'S
Banking IoucMr BRADY bcgs respectfully to inform the public
consequence liberal he has received
since opening Photographic Gallery Washington he WILL
trary 10 his original intention, keep during the summer
months
corps Of artists will be constantly in attendance to exc
cute photographs ambrotvpcs possible
Prices ranging from dollar upcards
The collection distinguished this gallery the
world and for public Inspection every day n
days exccpted) from Z, a. m, to 7, p. m
July l--eod3mos
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INTEREsTING To LApIEs--when in the cours

INTERESTING TO LADlES.--When i'll the course
ladies and gentlemen lose bcir greatest
hno head Of ha becomes matter OF
Importance and the question U.s. What shall do to stop the
hair falling and beatyf In reply 10
query r. Harriss Hair Promoter and I'm
prover applications viii stop the hair falling breaking
coan white, npart fresh
and yor and although may have been bald
wony years. the continued OF two mouths will insure YOU
hair Call and get bottle and not satisfied
application and get the price paid
Iiarrss Hair Promoter and impovcr Sold In Rich
mond by w. PETERSON, pruggst,
Corner Maine and 18th and Main and Wall streets.
Washington by T. ID. GILMAN druggist Penns, yann
nue. street. and CLARK ~ street and Penn avenue
2f--3m
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COMPLIMENT 70 rHE HoN HENRr EEDMoER
The Danish Minister q farstn Aear % My Bai1vsr.

The Danish Minister e Foreign 1Gn~ 70 M Bei0'9r
lrranslaiioul
CopESmAGEs, May 8, 1853.
SIR have the honor TO inform you that the King,
my august sovereign wishing 10 give youa proof OF his high
consideration has ordered to cause TO be delivered TO
you the accompanying letter in which his Majesty eN
presses You personally the satisfaction he has derived
from the honorable conduct pursued by you in the nego
ations concerning the dues of the Sound and the Belts
Whilst felicating you sincerely upon this royal hyor
which you have Justly nerited sir avail myself Of
the occasion TO repeat to you the assurances OF my great
regard, &C., &c, -
O. w WIRHELSEN.
To Mr. BEDNoRn, Minister Resident OF the United States
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor Law
lNl Rooms %, "a, No 10 Wall street, New York.
Aug I5--ift
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Valuable discoveries of gold have been made on the
lands OF Mr. Christian, Lawrcncevc. Montgomery
county, North Carolina Several nuggets have been
taken from the mines yielding together fifty pounds
One Of the Jumps weighed eight pounds
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IEM0IRS OF RACHEL, by Madame De b.;
vi price 81
The Central their Geography Population, Com
etr.. by >, g squisr; price -
Memoir 81 Joseph Cnrs, Model Nan; price 30 cents
The History Of Richard the Tb, by Jacob ihbo,t price 90 ccn
Just recvi, ed and for sale TAYLOR n MAuRYS
.lns ~ 1854 Penn. Rvcnus
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, q CO.,
Bankers.

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
TISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available principal OF the world Also,
tile credits, FOR use in Europe, China, NC.
May 2s-6mof
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WASHINGTON CITY, TUESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1858.

democracy of Mississippi would receive it with grateful
recognition as evcng faternal sentiment by Kindness
done of her sons not the less representatives pnt
an humble member of her democracy.
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WASHINGTON lsrIRNARY.

Clinical Department Of the National Medical College,
During the delivered by the Pro-
so Of the Practice Medicine
performed before tho class During the remaining period Of the
the clinical lectures delivered by tho other professors Until the
commencement of the approaching these lectures will be de-
vcfed daily commencing at ~ Students residing IN the city
are admitted to tho above lectures free of charge Persons
distance who address the Gu
ra who viii inform the and register their
for vacancies. w. T. JOHNSTON NJ D..
Ang lg--2awtlstNov Curator.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Eight lines or longer advertisements esse
in Adser~seHu cTusFca
hric week charged 81 cents per sau:rs ~ each
Advertisements "nne week " inc Sy ~
square Insertion spca postcef charged oOsos
tho foregoing
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LI,HE GREAr WONDER oF THE NINErEENTH


l. Century, Professor WOODS Hair Restorative
says the St Louis no) Democrat Below publish letter to
ngy superior his Such evidence must
have its effect when coming from reliable source certificates
pnncry from the press
BATH oe } Jan. 20, 1856
PRoF j. Gentlemen Having attention called
few months since TO the highly
tive was induced 70 make application q i upon my own hair
character Some three months since procured
proving what had wished have since
another bott OF which have used can now certify
my resumed is natural color and
believe glossy before FOR twenty five
years sixty years old my good wiic at the age OF hiy
woh has / with the effect
rightly per directions, will not
have to contradict die m my @ a vlra am nn I @ ,
one here and adjoining owns Any use you may make
preserve The beauties Of nature others well myself
A. & RAYMOND,
BALTIMORE Jan. %, 1858
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
rso wooD Dear Having had The misfortune 70 lose the best
II induced to make trial Of your preparation and found
glossy words obligations % you in giving to
the afflicted such treasure. FINLEY JOiNsoN
The undersigned Bragg, minister regular standing,
and pastor Church Booked, Massachusetts
gentleman great influence and universally beloved
BRooKrnrp, Jan. II, 1858
Having made trial Of Hair Restorative,
gives pleasure 70 say that m effect hn been Ssceent re-
been troubled from cldhood and has aso
have used no Other article anything the pleasure
profit
The Restorative is put up three sizes large
du small holds half pint, and ens for one dol
proportion than the small rcta dollars bottle The large
bol quart forty cent more in proportion and eas Tor W
o WOOD co, Propcors sl2 broadway New York Gin the
great Railing Etabhmeut and ia Market street,
nd by good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
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DICH SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER, lS58.-
IN GREGORY MAURY, Managers, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
superintendent of appointed
by the Governor
oory for the Benefit OF the STATE OF DELAWARE
To drawn WILMINGTON DEI Saiur
dayg 4
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special Notice 10 suDscrlbsrsI

Payment be msdcnvsrahty N sdrshes "
the IA es cf the r*foa
eJi be 10 sabscr'uefs
uhe rpalons q ts expire
mn VIII he the rlk q the subsrroes snd NOS
of the publisher u Union.
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I,HE FRENCH LANGuAGE.--Tho facilities a


Il iorded at the FEMALE ENGLISH AND FRENCH COLLEGIATE
ouTEr thorough and practical knowledge Of the French
age are not surpassed equaed by other institution in the
city The corps OF French teachers will be increased the coming
year which will commence the 9Th September and Of the
Studies VIII ho pursued aud taught through the medium Of the
french than heretofore, large majority OF the pups speak
tue language with huenoy The advantages afforded by the sorccs
alone VIII enable who his knowl
edge Of the language the
cniars and catalogues be obtained all the book
stores and at the institute, No 49, Gadsbys Row"
HIRAM COf,S0N Principal
MME CAROLINE ROIlIN COfeSON
Aug II yicn PRINCIPAL
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'INHE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE Washington ID. c.
l. The next session cf this institution win Wenes
o INC wenyninth (2a) September Applicants for admission
VIII DO examined tho Monday and Tuesday before the opening
the session
Rcnce rs next session Wednesday the eighth (sh september
Apply j. a. BINNEY President
Aug 1s-3tawtistNoy
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IlNHE UNION ACADEMY The exercises of this
n well known Institution resumed l o
Orr 1888 z. RICHARDS Principal
July 3l-1md
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EPIsCopAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA., A

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA, AT
Howard, on the Heights three miles Of Acxandra
heN JOHN r. MCGUIRE, Rector
The of
he Sb u september.
e stndes embrace fu of Ancient aud Modern
&c '' ''''"''''NSi iAis'9" 'iis''i pi"'i'e'
sou per session, payable invariably semi in
VIZ tl2S ~ the commencement session,
ns second Wednesday in February.
% .lafee Includes board tuition tho regular aud
languages light fuel washing mendiug &ceveryhng
TO the pup i 's - ~ N = '''''N
Music and drawing charges
pneF containing full bs 10
VINO request H. Applications entrance,
eounty, Virginia. o." - ~
Right Rev. VIM. Meade H. D.
Right Rev. John Johus, u. "
The clergy ~ the diocese
my 2t-Sawsscp
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L,IvE DOLLARS REWARD.--Los or stolen on
IL 5th of July last Colts revolver, with my
craven handle The will paid
deliver the the Union Office, The
August 15--6t LEWIS $. HAYDEN.
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CT. JOHNS SEMINARY, No 40S, 10th street, be-
~ tween and streets Washington, G. Dr. L. Draper, ,prn-
cIal
This School will the first Monday September For
further particulars inquire OF the Principal al the scoorcom
the frat Of september OF Rev f. L. Wadron ST. Matthew'S
Church Aug. "a
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4 LNWICK FEMALE sEMINARY. BY NJ 4.

Tyson Sisters boarding pupils the Baltimore
Washington Railroad, 10 miles from Washington city.
which been established
win be the l5t September Circulars
had application the Seminary Dr. Tyson
10th streets. Washington,
Letters directed 10 laurel Factory posonice viii be promptly
tended 10 2i-lm
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with cash time money
rates pay taxes, and urnsh abstract 10 tlcs
sep 25--d&sw1y
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Che Daily 9onsnal.

n@ A private, named Williams, to be
hung at Auburn, Ne, on the 9th inst, has
made confession. he says he was born at
Ostend, in Holland, has been q sailor since he
was nine years old has been in the merchant
service of every commercial country, at
different periods. He went TO sea from
Portland, in July, 1851, in brig called the
Albion Cooper, in whose crew were negro
called Cox, an Irishman named Fahey, and
several others besides himself The I'd mate
is stated to have treated both Williams and
Cox, the negro, with great barharity, ana
finally Williams stabbed hin, for which he
was placed in irons. Afterward the mate
called him into his room, drove nail into
beam and hung him up by the beam, the
forward part of his feet just touching the
door. He was in great pain, and hnaiiy
tainted.
Finally Cox preached the project of a
murder of the captain and crew, and sup
piled some knives and razors, which Will
liarns fastened TO sticks. The Irishman Fahey
was alone taken into their confidence. They
first killed Captain Humphrey, who was
asleep on the deck, with two blows on the
head with a Ratchet His head partially
turned, but he died without a struggle. He
then went behind the second mateand struck
him in the head with a Ratchet. His cries
brought out the first mate who was also
struck in the head with the Ratchet. He
retreated TO his cabin, where he had a
hard struggle with his murderers, but was
finally dispatched. As he came out VIII
iams met the I'd mate, whom he had left
for Cox, and finished him with n few blows
of the Ratchet. The last murder was Of a
seaman named Davis or Burns. They put
iron with the bodies and threw them over
board. Aiterward they set the vessel on
fire and abandoned it, and were picked up
by another vessel, when Fahey disclosed
the horrible tragedy in which they had been
engaged. Williams and Cox viii be hung
on the 9th inst.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-17

Love IL THE CARs.-One of the employ
ees on the Pennsylvania Railroad informs
us of singular adventure which occurred
on the passenger train of cars, coming into
this place on Saturday evening last. In
one of the cars a young gentleman was
seated, apparently deeply occupied reading
book he held in his hand, until he got TO
Lancaster. At that place very handsome
young lady entered the cars and took seat
opposite him. Before she had been long in
the train the eyes Of both met and they
recognized one another as old acquaintance
when young, having been separated by their
parents moving apart-thOse of enc TO the
West and OF the other to Philadelphia
The two soon became enwrapt in earnest
conversation, fell ardently in love with one
another, and, by the time they arrived in
our borough, had resolved to be united as
man and wife and travel on their journey
to the lady's home together. Accordingly,
when the train arrived here, they took lodg-
ings at hotel, sent for a minister, and were
united in the bonds of connubial bliss, and
taking the next train, were OF on their
bridal tour. Our informant says he is ac-
quainted with the parties, and that they
both occupy high positions in society
Harrisburg Herald.