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PROM PHILADELPHIA.
PHnApELpn1A. Ann. 2a

PHLADELPHIA, Aug. 30.
A serious riot took place at Tacony yester,
day afternoon. A great number of persons
had been attracted to that point by a Saline
match, pic mic by the pupils Of ST. Vincent's
Sunday school, and target firing by the
Franklin Rifle Company, German Volunteer
organization.
There was strong gathering of rowdy
hangers on The roWdies commenced the fobt
as usual, and amused themselves by polting the
tie rmans Three persons were seriously stab
bed and carried off by their friends.
The franklin Rifle Company then marched
down to the wharf when they were assaulted
with shower Of stones, bricks, dc. The
members Of the Rifles retallated wi the butts
Of their pieces, and several OF them were bro.
Ken and the pieces stTewn about the landing
One of the officers fought with his sword -
lie was knocked down and his sword took from
bim by Police officer who thought he acted
like a mailman. Soon after this some o. the
members OF the Company loaded their rifles
with pebblea and fired into the crowd of their
assallants. Two persons were wounded, but
their injuries are not OF very serious charac-
ter
The police used their utmost effort TO put a stop
to the row and were partially successful.
The steamboat Tbos. A. Morgan stopped at Ia
c0ny at o'clock, when soldiers, rioters and po-
lcemen, Including squad of officers from Frank.
Tort, embarked on board for the city, where the
parties landed peacefully. The rioters grOanud
and hissed as the company marched up from the
landng but otherwise there was no attempt TO ere
ale disturbance Three Of the members of the
the company were cut about the head In a
shocking manner.
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES oF THE uNITED STATES:
II has been my good fortune to restore 20 health mRny
thousands Of my oountry-womeR.
My has excited the malice Of the snviouR and
alou but their prosecutions have served only 10 extend
nd osab sh my reputation. Showers Of grateful Offering,
have ALLEN upon pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
haFe relieved So long am held In nneotionate anl
thankful Femembranoe BY those who have experienced a.,
uu loen Afford 20 despso the efforts Of misohiofmake e
md gandoTe
NY friends nave repeatedly urged mo to place my ms4
for pToducngs smensuatoa within the reach Of tn,
Ladies Of the United sates but ndposton TO onter
field occupied BY quacks with their penieous nostrum,
and fear that unprncpled might pal non
be puhho their worthless limitations, have hthortc lre
vented from establishing agencies for The sale OF my
AbuE DE FEMME.' in the United States.
Al last yicd 20 the onoaties Of patients and friends
and oier 20 Tho suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered me SOMEWHAT famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard 10 Che eucacy OF the "AAflE pE FE ME,"t
aood only say, that a %, ud form aud Is exactly such
ls have uFed iu paotc uiu rase foi many year and
that h mas never failed to souurs saliseiory result
The "Amio de Femme and uo stand n ihe &C.
ation Of und effect Hisauke powerful ooro.t,
healthy monsfual aow whore t never has estd d 10
Restore % where q huh been umn Iny cause supprssscd
In ordertp g"1rd aganm Imposition the wrapper III difer
Erltien Hignaufe aud both the haiu ana sneolne ci
all be scaled with nay private seal.
Price, s3ooa package
PAnis, January 1851 'o''D'
FoI sais, Wholesale and Retail. li WILLIAM rIsKF
Allie ~ Femme' a. the Propnetor's pnoes.
aai0 dhWB6
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Last Nights Report.
FIlOnI nm GnLn mINrs

LEAvENwoRTH. Aug. 30.
The Denver City Express, of the 10th inst,
has arrived, bringing six passengers and Sl6,-
900 in dust. portion of the recently framed
constitution has been published There is no
alluson to the slavery question in the Bill Of
Rights. Suffrage is restricted to the whites
The local papers are silent in respect to the
ether provisions OF the constitution
The richest discoveries made since the last
arrival are between Cache La Poudre rivei and
Cheyenne Pass, although the opening of new
leads is of daily occurrence There was great
rush towards Cheyenne Pass, where it was re-
ported that from 500 to 81 600 were made per
day by the singe hand. Rich quartz is found
in abundance everywhere. Emigration is light
but steady. Business at Denver City brisk
Merchandise and provisions selling brisk.
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PROM NEW YOnK.

New YoRK, Aug %
The First Baptist Chmch and the saleratus
factory Of ID. Kellogg, with several other
buildings, were burned this morning.
The American Telegraph ompany have
obtained permission from the Secretary Of War
to open marine telegraph station at Fort
Lafayette, in the Narrows, and will proceed
Immediately TO lay a cable from that point to
Fort Hamilton, where IL will connect with the
Brooklyn line, which stretches to New York.
THIS line will give tue Company unequalled
facilities Cor reporting marine news night and
day, as it will also connect with tho line al
ready contracted from Sandy Hook.
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N. II. sOLOMONsON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPuCAN,
eeps the arest assortment of the approved kinds
PEC1AcLES. Auhis glasses whether for neur or far
shtod are ground undor his wnmspeoton by machine
Of anew construction, with the care so as to
suittho eyes in an cases. curing Weakness Diszinsss o.
Haammat0H Of the Eyes, and impartng strength Tor Ions
reading fno sewing.
~ N. u. Solomonson would here inform the public
thsthe employ any one in the sale ofhislonses
" Alsn. a splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES MI
CRO8GOPEs, COMPASSES, sc. kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural.
u9-Omce38 Supsrorstreet under the American Hotel
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FIRE AT CAIRO.

ST LOUIS August %.
A special dispatch to the Democrat says thai
thirteen buildings were burned at Cairo this
morning. Loss SO 600
The Omaha Republican says that Charles
Leslie, OF Marion county, Pa, arrived there on
the l4th inst, with l,O33 ounces of gold dust
hom Clear Creek Leslie processes to have dis
covered the richest diggipgs yet found He
returns to the States for tile purpose of procur.
ing mills TO work them.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
TaOM nAIrI1lnnr.

haoM BALTfMOnR.
BALriNoaR, Aug 23
The Baltimore Sun Of this morning pubiisbee n,
account Of dreadful series o. outfaqta perpetra.
lcu % saturday night on board the steamboat Ex-
press which LEFT here the same evening Win 4
lafge company for the camp meeting al CboptanL
river. Alter getting some distance from mort 4
pas,y 9I roWdies. railyiDg under the cries Of Fu.
oots Dantefs and zip raps, made an indscriruinai,
assault upon The white and colored passenrers' :,
Several were knocked down, stabbed, or borrbv
Deaien Several white men were robbed Of tbeit
watches aud money
Ihe assailanis blowing out the light 10 prevent
recognition, oolorCd man was stabbed and rob
9eu' ana bic wife outraged IN his presence. On
sunday morning the sheriff Of Doicester county
arrested Tour Of the ringleaders and committed
tsem M 70 sl One cclorcd man Is said to have died
,hugh sullivan was shotin the head and instantly
Killed ast night, when on his way home about 2
o'clock Several arrests have been made, and tbe
Corouors inquest is now engaged Ia Investigating
the circumstances leading 10 the murder
The Yacht Hasweli, Of Providence, from Rich.
Old Point Comfort
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FROM sT. LOUIS

Sr. LOUIS, Aug 22.
special dispatch to the Democrat says Denver
City adyioes 10 the 10Th inst reached Leavenworth
to day
Rich discoveries had been made at the Medicine
Bow Mountains, $50 miles north-west of Cherry
Creek
The excitement in regard 10 the new diggings
at the head waters Of the South Platte was una
bated.
Large numbers were daily leaving both north
aud south.
Seven persons arrived at Atchson to-day with
over 100 ounces OF gold
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SsS- Mr. EDIToR;-The inquiry has been fre.
quentin made whether the MI. shole mentioned
during the Coroner's examination in the case of
Il. T. Sterling, is 7. g sholes the Boot and Shoe
Dealer. VIII you please state it Is not. We de-
sire this in justice to Mr.. shoe, whose character
W e5eleve above reproach
Yours respectfully.
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DO the FmEs TRoUnLE YoUi-Go to Fouo
Ellsworth a Co., and 90, one Of Giberrs patent
Fly Traps. Thoy are very curious and ineoni,
Gus 'onirivanoe' wind up like a clock, and will
Aesp your house clear Of flies. By all means call
and examine tho machine. You will also and there
wire covers Of all sizes, from IS cts. upwards.
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RaS- beg leave 10 return my thanks 10 the
members Of the different Fire Companies. A. woll
as to many citizens, Tor the valuable assistance
rendered me in saving my property At the recent
hre on Vineyard street. The loss has proved to be
much less than estimated at the time.
aug24.245 AN Nav.
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FROM LEAvENwORTH
LEAyENwoRrn. Anr. 81

LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. %.
Some confirmation Of the reported outbreak IN
The south has reached here, one of the Jaw Hawks
has been taken into Missouri
Montgomery was reported in the field, and 1t is
expected be win attempt his reoapture. Consd
erable uneasipess existed and revival Of the old
disturbances is anticipated.
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~ We have been shown a pairing maching
by Messrs. j Stair & Son, which we consider
the most perfect thing Of the kind we have ever
seen 1t is perfection itself and withal SO simple
aud cheap that every family who have use for one
will buy when they see it. See advertisement.
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10 LEATHER DEALERs. Thirty dozen oak tan
ned slaughter Kips now finished, together with
Ten dozen per week we are now finishing, offer
for sale at the lowest rates for cash or short paper
P. 7 MoGUIRE,
aneS52i6 l20 Onlario street
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& NEWS ITEMS.
TnAvELHIlls nEaIsrHn.
NEW ApYERrIsrmrNrs.

mannins Reito-AIachiaists.
cowles Co.-Hair Jewciry.
Bundeth's Pills-Spocial Notice
Freeman Keogg-Rich Dress silks
i shoes-Bus. Notice
mcGuiro-Bus. Notice
A. NJ Noyes-Bus Nolice
Isaac A. Isaaos-Cothfng.
= Stair 4 CO. Hats.
Huntngtoa, Loveridge Jaoo5s-Bus Notice.
Stair Son-Apple Pairing Machine.
n. Sair Co Bus. Notice
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FRnM nnsTnN

BosToN, August 23 1859.
A trial between Flora Temple and Princess, for
purse OF $1,000, mile heats, best three In FIVE
came or this p. NJ. Flora won three straight
heats, making time as follows
First 80 second 20 third 2 a.
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- Stair & Co. have received the Fall Fash
ions Tor Gentlemens Hats. We should advise
those who wish beautiful and becoming Hat 10
call on the hessrs. Stair d Co. aud get fitted.
dv-tf
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POLITICAL.

Richmond, Va, Aug. %.
A large meeting Of the Opposition was held here
last night RI solutions were passed expressing a
preference for John NJ. Bolts for President
Il recommended holding a State Convention
during the Fall
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ERnM NnREnIK.

NoRFoLK, Va, August, %, 1859
The U $. Steamer Fulton, will try her arma.
ment before leayiog for the Gulf 10 cruise of Cuba
aud the adjacent Islands. The wind is full South
east
The oiler Of a Dreging Machine in Albemarlo
ana Chesapeake Canal, near this City, exploded
this morning. Three men were killed
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NOMINATED.

Lock HAVEN, Pa Aug, 90
b, Rush Pertiken has been nominated by the
Republieana for the Legislature as an investi,
CATION candidate on the sale of the State
Canals
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NNN WWA NNNNUTNH mMn NNNNImNaaN n nUfN
tggg bHfporh Go. in5 aad i07 Supsrlor firssi
" DR. JAS. M0CLfNrooK's PRor0RAL BYR0p
calma The most hauaang eough relieves me oppressed
lungs aud irtatod throat and brings ave- b.
painless oHpcctguiiou the mafer which clogs the wini
pipe and bronchial tubes regulates me excited pulse
rtes rest and removes every symptom of coansumntln
Price 81 oQ told bg Wa. FIsKr cicveiani.
Bb- The New York Ledger SAYS of DC. No
CLlNrOCKs DIARRuoEA CORDIAL.
Our confidence In the enoaoy of Dr. James McCHu
k0oke Dilrrhmt Cordial s uuhOundod Everybody ah uI
havetI b. che prescription Of an eminent physician"
Price 25 oenis oldhy WM FIsKE,
unsl0 Cleveland
" DR. MoCLrNrocK's CoLD AND CouaH
MirrURE.-rhis great remedy for all ordinary Affections
Of tho longs and throat hisa double popularity Emma
ting from leading member Of the medical faculty d e
apr we'd Wy The proesson while every member Of the
community who has tried i, pronounces Il infaliibe
Price q cents. sold by wM FIsKE, Druggist
aueiO Cieve ard.
The Gem Of the Nursery.
Taste less os the huneyed dow,
Painless in rs aCton TOO:
Harmless as the roses breath,
hut 70 worms immediate death
berANs YERMWUGE of course
Is ne mltl efs gnndresou
bRNANs IAsTELEss YERMIFUGE.
Price Is cents sold by WhT FIsRF
augl0.h8 Clsvelnnd
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steamer Departures

Foa DRrRorr-steamboat Ocean, Capt R. a. EVANS at
O'Clock p. NJ.
For BUFFALo-stoamboat CITY of Buffalo Cant. A ID
PERKINS, at 9oolock p. NJ.
FoR ToLEDo-Stsamboat Forester, Capt j. p WARD,
Q n,nlnak A
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u For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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Yours respectfully.


PHILADELPHIA Aug. Is, 1859.
rhis viii introduce 10 the "Press" Dr. f. A. Won
Moschzisker Of Philadelphia, who visits your
city in pursuit Of his profession. DIR. Won NJ. has
held an enviabe position in this oity-hs oapacity
as an oculiat and Aurist being acknowledged by
both the Medical Faculty and the public. Many
difficult operations have been per5rmed and seri-
Gus cases of diseases OF the EY, aud Ear treated
successfully by him. The Press everywhere sneal,
highly of him, aud we cordially recommend him 10
you as man worthy Of your eommeBdation and
oouhueh0e' 10. SENEMs,
Evening Argus.
THOMAS HAuTswoRTH,
Sunday Transcript.
GEoRoE G. THOMAS,
Sunday Atlas
FALL TRADE FALL TRADE y FlLL TRADE H.
They get the trade who advertise, and now is the
time Tor Jobbers, commission men md manufaotn-
rers to publish their circulars and advertisements
In the columns of the Commercial Gazette. This
ever reliable journal is now better calculated than
ever to serve those who wish to send their cards to
these classes in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. The
following, from New York house-old patrons of
the paper shows how its columns are appreciated
in this City:
New YoRK, Aug 90 1859.
EDITORS COMMERCIAL GAZETTE
Gens;-Please alter our card as enclosed. and
sehd agan Tor us three thousand @ OOO) copies of
your papert to merchants throughout the West who
are not subscribers "N'
Respectfully yours
HUNTINGTON, LEvEBGDaE q JAuoBs,
Produce Commission Merchants
UueSi'H No. Front 81.
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prrHr
paaasl aud Muslin Cuuaius msdo aud uut up 10 srdcr
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Ihe 0nLp harmIsss nd reliable Due kllole

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Al others are mere limitations and should be avoided
sou wish 10 escape ridcule
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and the III effect Of Bad Dyes remedied the Hair vgo
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~, y CASES sllVER DESK HOLDERS and PLA-
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DE. Cheesemnn,a pnI..


he combination Of ingredients in these Pills is the
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sold IN Cleveland by WM. FlSKE aud GAYLORD 4
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LAKE sHoaE nsiLnoap.
Pare 10 New York ............. etooo
F." IIosion Inn
Pblladelphia. iI.oo
Baliimors ...... .............. ~ 90
SECOND Glass 70 Buffalo ...'' 300
Neket' on sale 81 the UniSh once, D. Horton.
Agent, and at The Lake Shore Dspo, Office, By.
ron Q. Harris, Agent Re
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the latest impr we'd aud mosrand steam presses In the
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Bas@ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale al
Hawks, Schuckers aud Olmsteds news depots
AT news depois at Weddell aud Angler Hotels and
at Quinlans, IT'S Ontario Street.
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tnein ~ .AHns OF 81 To be had wholpsn and rrsT
oi Dr HARROW, 1874 Bleecker ST., New YuTk Tpsrnsn
aeY o Feceiyng remittance, DR. barrow will ferVs,d
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writer - -" H''n"1eohh OF the
Foi sale by GAYLORD HAMMOND
docsds,, !, aode en0 WILLIAM FISKE