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I HAVE JUST ADDED I,

HAVE JUST ADDED 10
M1Erzsttfl my large assortment of PIANOS,
~ "a ~ eight superior instruments, five of Ro-
I'senkranz, received by the brig Con-
dor and three of Schambach & Merchant, by the
barque Theodore Korner, just arrived.
They are of various descriptiOns-English, French
and German action, 81 and 81 oclaves, compass Of
tone sufficient for Thaber, List and Meyer and, it
is tn be hoped, for American misses
The character of these instruments, so long and so
well known in this community, is established and re-
quires no commentator.
{17- Professors, and those who deal in PIANOS,
will find it greatly their advantage to buy from me,
as | shall sell at low prices.
CD. CONRADT, 244 Baltimore street,
3eO4t west of Charles-st.
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FALL SHAWLS AND SILKS.

FAIL SHAWLS AND SlLkS.
ND McELDOWNEY ~ co. are receiving
H& the largeS, and best stuck Of 5HAWLS and
SILK OObS they have ever offered among which
may be found some entire new style TekeH Printed
Cashmere, Pekin and Berlin Silk SIlAWLS; rich
changeabe and striped Gro de Royal Pekin and other
co d SILKS, with heavy and rich plain and striped
blue black Armene, MeSsine, Gro de Antique Dress
SILKS. Also. new style rich cord MOUSELIN DE
LAME and CASHMERE, with variety OF Other
Goods, suitable for the approaching season.
X. McELDOWNEY x co.
l63 Baltimore street,
al3 between Calvprt and Iubt strrpts
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a tOMPOUND SYRUP GUM ARABIC
u For Coughs Colds, Whoopng Cough, Sore
Throat, Asthma, difficult breathing and Soreness in
the Breast. This is pleasant preparation of Gum
Arabic combined with Other remedies which renders
it one of the most efficient medicines for The above
named complaints ever offered for the relief of SUI.
fcring humanity. II has maintained high standing
for eight years. and needs only fair trial to prove the
truth of the above statement. Prepared only by
G. X. TYLER,
ap24 corner East Baltimore and High SIS,
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k~ruA FOR SALE-A FARM of about 100
ffIYsf acres, about miles from the city, situated
lialm between the Hartford and Bel Air Turnpike,
about 30 or 80 acres of which are in good
wood land principally hickory, oak and chestnut; and
all under good fencing The Improvements are
comfortable dwelling, barn, and stone milk
house, and every other necessary ont building. Also
orchard of choicest fruits. and fine meadows with
good stream Of water running through them. Title
indSpuable and will hr sold great bargain. Apply at
SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
alb No. 10 Exchange Place,
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IONSTABLE'S SALE.

n NOSSTABLE'S SALE. BY virtue of two
~ wits Of fefi iacas issued ny John Shnwacre.
Esq one of the Justices of the Peace OF the State Of
Maryland in and for the city of Baltimore, at the suit
OF Randall H. MOale against the goods ana chates,
lands aud tenements of Charles rcregoy, Nicholas
Peregny, Nathan Warfied John w. Watkins and Ed
ward Thompson, to me directed, have seized and
taken in execution, all the estate right. tle interest,
property claim and demand at law and in equity, Of
The said Charles Peregoy, Nicholas PeregOy, Nathan
Wartied, John w. Watkins and Edward Thompson,
in and 10 Brick House on the east side of Pearl
street, near Lexington st.
And hereby give notice, that on the 2d day of Sep
tember at O'Clock in the afternoon will offer for
sale the said Property, seized aud taken in eIecu
ton, by Public Auction, to the highest bidder for cash,
on the premises.
a20-dts DAVID WHITSON, Constable.
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PIANO FORTES.

-7S &. j. CONRADT has removed
SSt-;zs=-1f t--- 10 10 No. 2l1 BALTIMORE STREET,
II 81 Y~T1 few doors west Of Charles, where he
] B'ofrrs for sale large assortment of
PIANOS, received by late arrivals, consisting of 10
Instruments, English German aud French action, and
OF varIeuS exterior finish. They manufactured by
Rosenkrarz, chambach and MeIhaut, and other eel
ebrated makers Of Germany. The assortment is CON
stan'ly kept up by the receipt Of from 10 ~ fresh
instruments per mouth.
Mr. CONRADT devotes his time and attention ex
clusivey to the Piano rade ii is his whole and only
busint IS, and he is determined 10 have always the
best Instruments that can be procured, and TO sell
them on accommodating terms
SECOND HAND PIANOS. An elegant London
made upright, and two square Pianos, d Octaves, in
excellent order, for sale low. al d2w
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FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY.

i
FNNHE NEW and splendid BdiIdng and ont
II grounds for this are 81 far completed. that the
School in all its departments, will be opened for the
reception of Students on MONDAY, the first of Sep
teTnber next.
This Institution consists of three separate aud dis
tinct departments, namely: The Juvenile the Pre-
paratOrv, and the Observation-Disclosures full and
extensive course of Instructions from the ncipirnt
stages of education to the completion of the cole
giate course.
TERMS OF BOARD AND TUITION:
For Board and Tuition. in all the branches re-
quir~d for Diploma, including furnished rooms fuel
lights, washing, &C. per scholastic year, S2j0-paya-
BILE half yearly in advance
EXPENSE OF DAY SCHOOL:
For the Juvenile Department, per session, $40
For the Preparatory Department. do. Is
For the Collegiate Department. do 30
[63- Circulars may he had by calling at the Semi
nary. Parents and guardians invited to call and
examine the Institution. BY order,
a2l -eo3t V. :. BRITNNER. Sec'y.
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FOX SALE & RENT.

gNOR SALE-GLASS JARS and BOTTLES,
h suitab e for Gtocrrs aud COnfeCtOners, Apply
at this office a23-lw
HNOR SALE One upright SAW, Tor straight OI
n circular saving, with carriage complete. Also,
three Circular Saws, Benches and Saws complete; a
lot OF Drums, Shafts and Boxes tor the same. One
Turning Lathe, complete.
Also, a lot OF Satin wood; Veneers, half and inch
OF the same; BIrt-rye and Cuied Maple Neneers;
Rosewood do Lake wood do. inquire at
Jy23-e0tf No. CONCORD STREET,
RysS FOR RENT. A new two and half
Bssil story HOUSE, with TWO story back building,
s1<asSsuable for a St0re-rent SI2.5O per month.
Inquire of ELLIS X NICOLAI, No. 80 BaItimore-st.
or al Wseman's Drug Store, corner ri Cove st.
a2l 1t ELLIS Y NICOLAL
AnsuA FOR RENT OR SALE. A very gen
Mimi teel and comfortable two and half
lissm story Dwelling, with back building and by
~drant in the yard, situated in south ESeter-st.
near Fawn. Rent Sl7j, and possession given i.nme
dialeIy. Apply to b BOND--or
GEORGE GELBACH,
ago IA No. 40 Second street.
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WWIISTAR'S BALSAM OF Wild CHERRY
w ''1herc is no such thing as flR' in the history
ofthis wonderful BALSAM. Evidence the most con
vincing evidence that dOnbt-flIIy estab-
fishes this fact For the sake ofbrevty, We selectthe
following from thousands.
Isaac Plat, Esq, Editor Of the PO'kecpse Eagle.
one Of the most influential papers in the state OF New
York, states under the authority Of his name, that
young lady, relative ofhis, Of very delicate consti-
tuition, was attacked in February, 1912, with severe
cold, which Immediately produced splitting of blood
cough, fever and other dangerous and alarming symp
TOMS Through medical treatment and care she par
italy recovered during summer. But the return of
winter she attacked more violently than at first;
she became scarcely able TO walk, and was troubled
with cough chis and fever every day, and appeared
to be going rapidly with consumption at this time
when there was sign of improvement, Mr.. Plat
procured bottle of WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, which she took, and ii seemingly restored
her. She got second and before it was half taken
she restoredto perfect health, which she has en-
joyed to the present time, without the slightest symp
toms of her former disease.
Mr. Plat says 'thecure came under my own obser
vatiOR aud cannot he mistaken to the facts "
{h2-A orders must be addressed to ISAAC BUTTS
p Ann ST., New York.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
High-sts. Baltimore. and X. S. PATTERSON, Wash
ingt0n ID. c., and by of the Druggists in Mary
land and the District of Columbia. m5-tuth6m
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SELLERS GREAT REMEDY

Tor LlrPf Complaint. II RemdrKaTIe Case.
a TTENTION is asked to the following state
"A ment of Saml McCord, Esq of Wellsburg Va:
WELLsBURG, Va. May 26th, lSi5.
hereby certify that was afflicted with the Liver
Complaint and Phth>ic for a long time, bf ing more
than year under the ef Physician, that the
disease instead OF being relieved by the medicine
took, kept gradually getting my body swclled
so that was unable to stOop low rough TO lie my
shoe When The disease the worst; was re-
commended to ny SeIiers' Liver Pills did So and
was lellrvrd greatly by the of the frs box and
completely cured by the second
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VpRONZE TWEEDS-Reccived this day one
-hC case Cd Bronze weeds, silk Warp.
Also, just received super II COTTON SHEET
ING, superior to any offered before in this
ket, together with a general assortment of Cotton
Sheetngs and SHIRTiNGS TO which we invite the
attention of dealers and fami,s.
HAMILTON EASTER s. co,
aa2 2O3 Baltimore street
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MIR. IIARNEH,S
FEMALE CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

FEMALE CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
North -Cest corner of Eutap and FGyette streets,
NNILL BE REOPEN on MONDAY,
w Sept. lst Pupils in this Institution are under
the personal instruction OF the Principal who devotes
to them his entire attention.
The course of instruction is varied thorough and
liberal, embracing those branches That are essen
tal to a solid and ornamental education.
Every exertion will be made. that the school may
setain its past favorable reputation
DR.. KEMP will continue his popular Lectures
Physiology aud Anatomy.
Rev. DR.. MORRIS has kindly consented TO deliver
course of Lectures on Geology and Zoology.
Lectures on Mechanical Philosophy, Chemistry and
Astronomy will be delivered by the Principal.
The department of modern languages, Music, Draw
ing and Painting, under the charge of experienced
masters, of acknowledged talents.
El3- Circulars may be had at the institution at
the dwelling of the Principal,
a2S d6eo3t rA 1850 WEST FAYETTE-ST.
DEV.J II. HEY'S INSTITUTE FOR La
re-opened on MONDAY, the LIST of September next.
{h3- Terms reasonable. fl al2-f
NINE. A. It. BUJAC'S
FRENCH AND ENGLISH ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
.4tSquith street, formerly McEherry'i Mansion,
BALTIMORE
FHNEIE; duties of the Academy will be resumed on
III the FIRST MONDAY in September. alg-eo2w
HENTRAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
" No. 90 FAYETTE STREET Parents who
desire to furnish their children with liberal and com
plete Classical, Scientific and Mathematical EAuca-
ton are respectfully invited to examine the system of
instruction adopted in this institution.
a few vacancies yet remain tn he filled for the
suing scholastic year, which commences on the LIST Of
September next. WILLIAM II. SMITH,
iyDS phi Of nonn
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FOR PORT DEPOsITE-TWICE A DAY

FOR PORT DEPOSITE-TWICE A DAY
Passengers leave the depot Pratt street,
h21SH3Ay IN the cars of the Philadelphia, Whining
EH9If3 ton and Baltimore Railroad Company,
AaSSGEVERY MORNING, Except Sundays at
sotIook, aud EVERY AFTERNOON, Mt 3! o'clock,
except Sundays, which will be At 3, r. Al.
Tn arrival at Havre de Grace proceed to Port De-
poslte sV steamboat Gosport, Capt. Stun con.
Returning, the cars leave Havre de Grace at IL o.
clock (noon) and al O'Clock, p. NJ.
Fare 10 Port Depose as cents.
U3- By taking the morning train it will allow per
sons who have business at Port Deposite to remain
several hours at that place and return Baltimore the
same evening. nc Tickets must be procured at the
sfhce before entering the
a2l-t CRAWFORD Agent
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SITUATION WANTED. BY young man
- in A grocery, commission, or in a dry goods
store, having general knowledge OF the business -
hi produce the very best of references as TO char
tacter, SC. Apply quickly ut
L.F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
a2J No. 10 Exchange Place.
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HUSF RECEIVED. by ]. EDWARD BIRD,
~ 2O9 Baltimore 81. new style French GlNGHAM
J, EDWARD BIRD,
a22 209 Baltimore ST.
NJ ENTUCkY JEANS. cc. 100 pieces (as
HN sorted coIors and qnality) Kentucky Jeans; su-
per do. for gentlemenS Coats wool black CassimerCs
good and cheap. GI|- Cal and see.
B. Ii. RICHARDSON & Co,
No. 223 Baltimore street,
APO AR doors below Charles
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w A n T S .

AN ANrED. Three or four active and good
w BOYS, To set up Ten Pms, ter which libC-
raj compensation will he given, By the month. They
must he accompanied by t4eIr parents.
Apply at the Charles street
a26-3t' BOWLING SALOON.
WANTED. White Woman to take care of
w children, and u issst in doing chamber work
Apply at No DOB BROADWA ~, Ftp Good refer
ences required. a26 n
a. SITUATION WANTED, by c0Iored BOY
~ to travel with gentleman 10 Europe or 10 the
Sprngs-he can come well recommended.
Apply al SCOTTFS,
a25 No. 10 Exchange Place.
wv NTED-a loan Of $500 for IL months for
w which new two story brick house situated IN
Eden.s St, brtween Monument and McEldery, Ia feet
front, running 80 feet deep 10 an alley, ttesndispu-
table, valued $780, will be given mortgage for the
above Loan. Apply quickly ut
LEWIS F. SCOTT,
a25 No. 10 Exchange Place
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The EXPIRES. and Repeal.

The subioined invitation was submitted TO the
Editors of the Express, but was declined-those
writers prcicrring their snug anti Repeal ambush
10 the rough chances OF a fair fight If any apology
were necessary for its apparently scant courtesy
The course of that paper on Irish affairs would fur
nish il amply. The writer will feel obliged by lis
insertion in The Tribune.
To tAe Editors Of fke Erpr,ss
f;fnffefacu-ln commenting paragraph IN The Tn
bnne Of Yesterday you say that Repcs i impossible.
and If possible this i the region 10 operate IN II
van will allow these assertions IN your columns,
pedre myself 10 convict them Of alslty. If not your
rrfusa will infer lust significantly the same coneu-
sion.
Hi. generous and cficcn, advocacy of a cause that
unfortunately for this community. Is locally, more un-
POPULAR than otherwise. has drawn VI. orally the
freauent malienty OF a portion OF the city press
Among these bush fighters the kTPress has been prom
iutnfy busy VIII you meet tis inferior ON the merits
of tins question VIII that portion of the press 10 when
have alluded quit It's skulkng warfare. ana Tor once
ni, lis vruence regards Repeal 10 The issue Of an
rumcnt Ii can be induced 20 do this. then although
dislike the character of a boaster almost as much A.
that OF the newspaper assassin who staos the cause ne
sre not strike openly undertake to say that ~ erey
.lrh instance IL will eat It's words II II can mol,
the. advocate truth however may be unpopular. VIII
retain the appreciation of all independent and ruthloV
nr citze and the sneers and taunts and nsendoes
80 un.parngly launched against him by his enemies
WIN continue 10 spend themselves idy-tnc dcspicabe
weapons OF dcspicsble Zoe. j. OK.
fn1Hsf 21fh, l-4J.
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New Publications.

~ THE NoUSG Methodist. a collection OF So.
cal Moral and Patriotic Songs for the Of Schools
and Academies, by VIM X. Bradbury. Mark A. New
man 1872 Broadway This little work appears well cal
csaed to meet the demand for juvenile music which IL
ha increasing The melodies simple and iudicious
y chosen. and the words far as we have examined
unexcepiionablc When music is introduced into
schools rs portion Of education, such work
AL this will be highly necessary.
~ RUDIMFNTAL LESSONS IN Music, by j. +.
Warner has been published in neat -mo volume, Of
g2 pages by ID. Appleton 4 Co We have neither time
nor space for minute review oiihs Book, but feel jus
tiled in commencing il warmly TO the attention Of all
who are attached to Of the richest Of intellect
as and physical delight.
u GENIUS AND CHARACTER % Burns. by
Prof Wilson, has been published by Wiley Putnam rs
the twenty frs, of their Books which Books" 1t
ne eds no commentator
ly' The HERMIT Of WARKwORTH, and THf
Two CAPTAINS, are published by Jordan Wiley OF
Boston No. of their Preside Library. 1t is for sale
byW. H. Graham Tribune Buildings
~ PESNY M,GAzINE.--No. IN. of this valuable
Republication is just issued by j. s Redheld Clinton
Hall Every family should have acopy.
IY- MYSTERIES OF BERLIN, Parts y. and y.
Just published by Colycr This concludes the work
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THE TRIBUNE.

v,RGARET 4 Tale Of the Real and Ideal. Blight and
and Bloom. Boston Jordan & WHEY sold in
yewYork hy c. : Francis Burgess 6 suinser W.
Taylor l-iJ.
This book has been lying on our table two or
,bree weeks il seemed TO us, at first either heap
4 rubbish ora long and tedious quiz. Bot, looking
INTO II at leisure from time 10 time, we find deep
meanings beautiful pictures, and real wit Proba-
Bis we now spprehend the thought But if we do,
he suihor will not expect from US a critical notice
oi,he usual sort and as 10 the public we can only
Commend il to those who would know how to read
.yolume detected amid old fashioned odds and ends
il the family chest of a lonely farm house. The
railroad car readers would lind nothing in II but
31l attempt at Joke But these who have patience
% wade in the pond may reach water lilies. Those
zho feel inclined TO make the attempt had better
b.gin D. 1872 and read az long az they feel inter
,sed Should this prove to be the case through
ne two letters Of Mr.. Evelyn and Margaret, they
can then begin at the beginning OF this thick vol
ane and 90 through, skipping more or less accord
rg to their habits in the precisely similar volume of
daily life Sometimes they will tarry a long
.oeu;r-with Deacon Ramsdill, and Citizens VIC
lin We think they may be inclined to do so. We
.boald esteem it favor if the author would acquairt
as with his name he is so fond of names, we see
no why he should keep back his own. X
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From Delaware Farther Arrests and Dis
Correspondence of the Argus.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
DELHr. Aug % l-45.
Since my last the posse under Corbin has re-
turned bringing eleven prisoners. The one which went
ou, under Deputy sheriff Preston has also returned
bringing five prisoners
One of them James Coulter il supervisor OF the town
Of Bovinin He has been admitted 10 bail. Tie was a
Committeeman Of one Of the Associations. II seems 10
have been the business Of these Committees 20 procure
arms and DISCUSSES and distribute them graiuously
among the They also have charge Of the finances
aud pay the expenses OF keeping mp armed and dis
cuised force 10 resist the due execution Of the law.
This morning posse OF about 30 men. under Lieut..
steele Of the A. (brother Of the late under Sher-
in started for Dry Brook having with them prisoner
for a guide who has been an Indian. mentioned IN my
last that there was gathering Of disguised men in the
edge Of lister County and that they had chosen strong
position and fortified themselves among the mountains
II j. 10 disperse these despcradocs that Lieut. steele
was this morning despatched Some anticipate warm
work and the evidence have of the assembly would
seem to indicate il. am, however. inclined 10 think
that they viii fee at tho approach Of danger as they have
hitherto done.
~ meeting of citizens held last evening. II Wa
resolved To erect a suitable 10 the memory Of
our lanened fellow citizen The funds necessary for
the purpose 10 be raised By subscriptions Of not more
Than - each Some of most able and influential
citizens huve taken The matter IN hand which Is SUN
ccnt guaranty that shall have something worthy Of
The man and those noble virtues j. designed TO com
memOrate
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CONSERVATIVES.
nOUBr so LONGER But read the following and Re-
~ fsct-Auoih-r Wonderful Cure

nOUBr so LONGER But read the following and Re-
~ f8ct-Auoih-r Wonderful Cure
PHILADELPHiA April ], i8la
hereby certify that during he rots in southwark OF July
si ns 20 exposure and fatigue In the performance OF
military duty my health received severe shocS IN NE
latter part u August, al the symptoms OF PlLMONahf
CONSUMPTION appeared. Al This iuncure cAlei IN
rv fret PHYSICIAN who attended me some weeks without
b, nehi and told distinctly that be CONSIDERED disease
b, yon2 tic fsac4 Of human and employed another
physician - ho AT once recommended THOM>ONs COM.
POUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPrHlA /
used twelve bottles and testify that in common win tnou
sands u o who have been cured hy this medicine maj
,n 10 alone owe my restoration tO health
JAMES ANDREWS No. PIT Caiherine's
was rrled io attend to the above IN The secondary
sage of The disessc. found the patient lsoonng under
complex OF the lungs and liver ulcefruon OF me
later had taken place. aud by percussion discovered an
ah-ce-s had formed the rEt lung The case Being appa
rcnty hopeless and beyond the reach Of the usual treat
mant resolved At Using H0msons Compound NJ
-np Of I and ~ 9od Npftdh The virtues Of winch h-d pre-
vi0usy tested scarcely expecting would reach case so
DE- -ucraie The result the most crffa0 dindry,
h.nceforh d-pelng al doubts respecting the efficacy Of
d excel ei medicine IN diseases Of The lungs and liver
Ph.lad.. phia April !. i8fi NJ CHAMBERS. VI ID.
Principal Office Northeast corner OF FIFTH and sPRU Oh
streets, Philadelphia 80 80
sold wholesale AMI retail. by A. B. SANDS co. Chem
Ten. aud Druggists, - Broadway, corner OF Chambers 81
s, cents sui3 I'm