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A bounty OF ttoetre dollars will be paid 10 each
recruit enlisted for the ARTILLERY or Ifantry arm.
Besides the monthly pay, as above stated, ono
ration per day is allowed every soldier, which is
amply sufficient for his subsistence; also large
supply Of comfortable and eeuteel clothing. Good
quarters and fuel are at al times furnished; and
every attention will be paid 10 making those men
who may enlist and are determined to serve their
country in good faith, comfortable and contentcd
with their situation. The best medical attendance
is always provided for the sick soldier; and no de-
duc,or Of pay is made during the period he is un-
able 10 perform his dnty. Should the soldier be
disabled in the line Of his dIty, the laws provide
pension fot hm,
BY the above It is seen that the pay and alowap.
ecs are respectable, and that, with prudence and
economy, the monthly pay of the soldier may be
lald up--as every thing requisite fer his comfort
and convenience is furnished by The Government
including his sugar and coffee. The prudent sol
der, therefore, may readily save from $500 to
slO2e during his enlistment Of Fire years aud
al the expiration OF the term he can, il he chooses
purchase small farm in any the western States,
and there settle himself comfortably, on his own
land, for the rest of his life
The sum of trro dollars will be paid to any CIT
lzES non commissioned e'eer soldier, Who shall
bring TO the rendezvous an ahc.bodied recruit.
who shall be regularly enlisted. The citizen
should present his recruit to the Lieutenant or
Captain, and not to the Recruiting SsrCGants,
MARTIN BUEkE,
Capt. 3dyt, 5, Artillery.
ErcRrrING RE>pFEyorS, I
S.sltS5arg n G, Jan. IS lS(Sl 3g
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
&3LOst,

4 7 Orr. Sale on the l2th instant, a large ren
"a morocco Pocket Book. containing about 5 / G
70 nioney and the follow irg notes, viz: Que on
VIM CIawson for SO one on John NJ Pots for
SJs IS; one on Thomas SIrstt for -; one on
Thomas \ Pettus, for s35, with a credit of $50 ;
one on Jane Pcuus for - 80. The date Of the
notes not recOected. Also. one receipt on John
". 6rter. as an officer, date no, reelected. AT
persons re fCrcwarncd ,riding for said notes and
the m ktrs are notified not to paw them TO any one
but myself. The indor can have the money if be
will return the pocket. book and pap,r. to me.
HENRY HUNTER.
JIM q, lS47. ~
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SI,pERlnR cOIRrS-

Tie judges 81 the Superior Courts will
ride The ensuing Sprng Circuits n the lol.
.tuu order
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FENilE Pfoprletofs of the Merchants Steam
IL Boat Company OF Fay otteyilc and Whining.
ton \ G, otler the above Line OF Boats on the
Cape Fear River TO The shipp.ag public, under the
late revision and reduction OF frcghts.
Their new Steamer Rowan now draws only ! :
inches ~sier. When she uudetgocs some alicra.
tion IA machinery, her drail Is calculated at 1 to
10 i'che,, which viii make her the highest boat
navigating the waters Of any river in the South.
ern country Thus Company flitcr themselves
that they have II move 10 their power 10 offer the
most complete line OF Boats TINT has ever been on
the Cape Fear and one that viii do the ircighting
business with regularity aud despatch on all sta.
gss Of the water. They have, in connection nth
the Henrietta Company Of this place, reduced the
irrtghts to the tariff as IN printed rates Neither
OF the Boating concerns decmcds themselves able
to reduce the lreights and Itii do the forwarding
business IN this place free Of charge, and eousc.
qucnily this Company have given II up, with the
convioiinn, that the Forwarding Merchants of onr
town can dc II more justice than a boating concern
Any Goods consigned TO the Merchants Steam
Boat Company, Wilmington, n C., will be for.
wardtd through that place free Of commissions
all other charges made to the shippe5.
The new arrangement takes effect from the
18th instant
Passage 81 both ways.
The two Companies will hereafter count all
freight cash. or interest added.
Direct letters to Thomas ;. Lutterluh Fayette.
vile K. &. Rankin. Wilmington.
TIIuS. $. LUrTERLOH, Agent.
Fayetteville, Jan. Is, 1871 tl9
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The Flour Market.

CNcISYATI, Aug 3.-The high pretentions Of holders
restricted the sales in the forenoon of to-day to 430 bb
from store at 81 30 100 do City Mills at In the
afternoon the demands of sellers somewhat easier
and 400 and 400 bbs straight brands sold at 81 25
PHILApELrHrA, August THE wet and disagreeable
weather day has nearly suspended all out Of door
ratons The receipts and stock of -four continue
sualy light, and the demand for export is limited Small
sales Of fresh ground Pennsylvania at So and sound
Western at S. S7s at which holders rm 500 bbls
Leechburg extra sold at So IS Rye -four is inactive
and nominay held at So so per Dbl Corn meal CONT
nues very dull and Pennsylvania is freely offered at SO
IS; 725 bbls Brandy wine sold terms Kept private
Grain-The receipts OF wheat continue quite limited
1000 bushels Western red sold at 81 al 1000 fair South
ST. 20 and 1900 prime white delivered
on board on the Schuylk, at ST. 49, Rye continues
scarce, and sales are reported Coma sale Of
Northern yellow at IA cents weight In but little
doing; we quote Northern at So cents per bushel
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Passengers Arrived.

LIyERPooL-Shp ST Pstck-Ns NJ, Misses Maria, FANNY
and Betsey Bolton, Of Ireland: Mr. Hacke George Rim
ley. A. and 2s8 in the born and iou, died on
the passage -
Lr,srooL;- Ship EmPire-Stephen Hudson, Harry vii.
lams, WiIlams, Atkinson, Mrs Head family Mira
Morton and family Miss Whitaker BENZ 1honton John Da.
visen aud Mr. and Mrs Peacock aud family.
LNERPooL-shIp Marmon- Johul Fisher, Canada; John vii
iiaus Pennsy yania; Robert Crooks Scotland.
, ohs'e T,s- bark Am Harey-Mrs Leslie Miss
LOO steerage. '' ~ ~
ut 1aox-Shp Emily Rev Mines lady, Q children &
h;S MISS r. Mines; Rev Iawey: Rev II o Tank &
t,sn,us stevenson lady child servant; Hill:
moors lsd 1n ~ koe,ord; Roche John Roche: VIM
90. , a. enloren seryaut; McCutchep lady
,,e n Ve,,n.' 'pah Aela--M Chabus Chnbus n Yer
'"Si ~ ..a"e, neek-ls0 sterrage.
E.,w.ynp,,a Pig RI Ahgola-B Beans, d III Iswkns
and5i in the eerage. ''Ni' burke lady and child
Sergeant, Il N. McComb. u W. brinckerhof, w
NUEvIrAs-Dark Ann Snith-Thomas I oy. n -,
Lopez alicia Don Pedro Santa Maria o"en Don Juan
MAvAoAEz-Brig Camargo-H Puyos
SANTA MARTHA-Schr China Samar;a-tta... n,
lana; Luis Pods Juan Attaulla New Crensds D"oh'ha
81 DomrNoo-Schr Henry @ Kings Kendall w I p,,
bank. ''' w pur-
BARcELorA-Brg Descu brota--Mr Rox; 10 steerag.
GALvEsroN-Brig Ellen Perkin Msstsr Dihht.
1ALvEsror-Brig Herad-W M Strong, N Ackman G {;
wilkins, y
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Arrival OF Strangers In New York

AMERICAN HOTEL.
ss: $$ S S:s:s
NJ dhsTGc5n ssM Major
seco KsnscE
Cow%in. nyde Park r. smith, Ala T Jacobs, rhiladel'
D,,,,n u,,;f AsrpT H %ssan, M,,,0z,, Raid
Boston; Mr. aud a1s coEps.t Ms%p6.; EIstqs Edsaso%
Msssa Anu Hill Hs%isy st. cox; Mr. and
MSs ASiy pss Asss nasy;
sGss M I'D Mrs. @ bassJ
cssa mose @ a M n
e Bell oh9 Mr. aud MI Smith NaHhyie Mr. and Mrs
s4%sa M Bse
low, st Lawence +. Darts Maryland; Capt Brown ship
MIS- tais?i Msly frasishi a sn
Brook Albany McGrsa, philadelPhis vi Willis Mary
b"rr.l WaImsr fhiisdslphia Mr. Tsdsseo, Miss
poo ,na F r.. N,T He5nn Rev. Mr. ,,am
SSss lfis AN s's LHs:
;;'i S$$:: "
S Yss S.na w sSs ss NJ ' & Sss
W. Cunningham A Ibany; J. Crew do; MIR. Babngion Mon
ray. New York; ). Kn,pP. Monesl NJ RAYMOND, New q
CogiisId, New orans; a.. Wilkinson, Express; j. vii
ams fh,lsdt H. Srooss scotl,pd John Fisher Que
bursh; Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds. Masson e. Bplmer. st
Louis =; Lamont, Gonnect,cut Mr. and Mrs Fulton. Ar
Balt,%ore Mf aad Mrs Relder Ph!sd.lpha Mrs Msnder
Memfeld, Philadelphia: p Griffin, Florida.
JupsoN's HoTEL.
Mrs Day, MssWsgener. Miss Burke, Pennsy yania Mr.
and Mrs Leary Norh Carona J. Shoemaker, BALTIMORE;
" Warner Savannah; b. Waller, Mrs Frost, Philadelphia;
Ohio; j. 3. Easily Halifax b. Lanch NJ Cart,n fhiladel
mia. -
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COM ME RCIAL INTELLIG ENGE
New York Cattle Market.

AUG. 9th.--At Market-l6O0 Beef Cattle rs Cows and
Calves, and 1900 Sheep and Lambs.
BEEF CArrLE-Though there has been very good
request buyers do not operate literally enough to dis
pose of the large number of cattle Offering At the
close of the weeks business Monday evening 500 head
remained unsod. large proportion of the offerings
down the North River Prices have declined, and
than 81 per cwt
Cows CALvEs-Sales made at from SIS to $2s so.
All sold.
SHEEP LAMBS "A dull week Sheep selling at
from 81 90 to % a 371l. Lambs at ST. % % to
SO 25. 900 left
HAY AND srRAw-The former is worth GA 75c per
cwt for loose. Straw 81 371a the 100 bdls.
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Increase in 1871.

or this increase the Schuylkl region has furnished
ls9aoO and the Lehigh 81 500 tons We learn that the
managers OF the schuylkil Navigation Company ha,a
taken off the back tolls coal on the line of canal
Vessels, we are pleased to learn, becoming more
plenty at Richmond On Saturday last learn there
less than l60 sail at that port which il thirty
more than the number congegaed at any period before
The price OF freights has consequently declined since
last week, both to New York and Boston
Our correspondent quotes the rates of freight from
hichmond e follows ITO New York, 81 lay; to New
ark 2,s; 70 Providence, 76i to Fall River, So to
H. %; to Portland, Me-, ass to Boston, I2Is; TO
New Haven, 371s to Hartford, rs; to Troy | 49, To
Albany, 62H; to Baltimore So to Washington 1 az
The ratesfrom Bristol are lax cents mere
Prices Of Coal on Roard-White Ash Lump 81 10 a
Ash Lump, rs; Prepared, 81 a. Nut, 3 37T a 3 90
Lehgh Lump, s7H; Prepared, 4. Freights by cana
70 Phadelphia 40 cents. and 81 so to New York
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NEw ORLyANs-Ship Char gne-3 bxs T Stanton-29s
bales cotton Co-9s do stone-2 chests Butter
feldi27 bales cotton BTy Kneeand-l Balm
bbls sugar oIb3i do lard w + Morrs-79 do oil Chan.
teau More and Sandford-8 Reeve bxs cks
Alcou McKessen x col cs Henry co-l6 bales hemp
Me9segor Morrs-ls do rope cuttings q w Fields3 cs
Blake-3 do Scoti2 cks Sche ffrln col do w NJ
Johnson sons-ai do Poirier Brohe-i7 cks Bulard x
co30 pkg Stanton Fros-262 bales 1891 pigs lead
order.
New ORLEAss-Brg Me,eor-soO bush corn 200 wheat 7
Perry.
NTw OsLE4Ss-scbr Pedemon7i3 bales rope cuttings n
Mckeon-3 bale moss to do-s03 hbs whiskey Newbold x
Craf-G7 sacks corn Is cks mde IL hhds aud cks horns
order.
NEw ORLrAss-shp Niagara-l box stilman Allen--ie6
bales cotton Coit736 bags 277 do wheat Morgan
a99 lead Cbanlear Merle and Sandordl do deer skins
NJ Auwater-i3g9 pigs lead Rowland Aspnwa 900 brls
Hour Fouke Brohers22 hhds tobacco Beck Kunckhardt
Bulkleya2 Drase, Mills x co-r bales yarn w T Mott
l12 skgs mdze to order
GA.y1,ros-B,ig Ellen PerRMs-lls bales cotton sboxes
bbs hsd bags coffee 81 bbs beef oil iii hides horns
boxes bids Dbl copper 10 Dbl Brown Nelson
"A bales cotton Reuauld Nc Donald-8 bags Mllerl bag
NJ Faber-2 w Pee Sc.
GALvssroN-Brig He'ald-38 bales 223 hides
Brewer Neilson-2 Hunt.
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My qllaAxs-ship unloa..M, 4 ssssss, Mrs a Dusas,
Mrs Wriahs Mrs Ko.syi Ms. H,nson, Mess"
benneu "; vaawmkls, jr; Buns. jr w ssni,jr
NEW ORLeAss-Sr Meteor-Nir Colt
,oc IA shin New YokFM v Gsa'ss1j o ans
son and infants. Mss Fg.raux, Miss Beall Rev COX
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Harvesting ArgoR W Lafourcade Lai19re N,i
Philadelphia; Henry Rice jun Boston; Mrs Grswod MISS
Griswold. n York; jas II stimpson. Baltimore; Gusai
Troost, Germany; Felix Gareau,- Havana.
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q s.ud, y. s...r. .plnIe. s..s me. e 3. uitl.

Of fsuds the general opinion hsns thai shs WI uiti'
.tsi nrovs one Of the brghtsst stars OF the drama
h.nxrrs-rhe flour market remains quiet and prices
unehesgsd Howard street brands. from new wheat COM
ns.n Is ~ .aud CITY Mills the price, al which small
ssis are making No sassaehanna in msrs, Rye flour 81
god 10 prime ne reds 81 81 Is, and white AZ 20
81 3D. White aud yellow Gic &c.; oats dull al s1s;
rye G9c roe The remains without change
prices Sugars and moasses are little hrmer with an
onward tendency tobacco fair request previous rates.
whiskey is selling CSC aye hogshesds and barrels.
Sales OF Stocks at Baltimore.
AUa7-S 000 Md 6s time, 30; shs Fir-mens Ins l7.
United 6s 1867 closed 1868 asked 1851 bid State
per closed ss asked SO bid City Of $780,
closed 0iX asked, 0l bid. Baltimore aud Ohio rally
shares Az asked, 4oz bid
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DRIYATE DISEASES CUnED BY BOTANIC
PHYSICIAN, with years practice in this city guaan-
tying perfect care, without mercury IN few diys Many
aavated hubuged aud deceived by the nmerou, Boosting
preienders who rum thousands All who wish perfect
should apply Immediately at lis Bowcry Advice gratis
auto Jnsm
nR. tAwL ETT'S CARD i am a me o,beI of Royal
College of Surgeons, and Of the JseTsoa College, rhla
depha and graduated when the amented Dr. George Mce
Ian and Professor Revere (eceuy deceased) and D Patti
son Calhoun Mcclellan Sc Were professors there My
shed treat Of all the important private and decate diseases
peculiar both sexes; aud be copdenay consulted
bookare 81 each the only that perna.
nantly constitutional debility ia this county auto s
u ICES NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE -
~ The Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and the
h whole has entirely
gssd ana yfs e ,nSs last year The room.
is somewhat surprising that this esigisl spot more
known first class amilies in the city, who GUNNER
great ndu to famiies coming from the South
they will find this most healthul place ofrsorL
bcn spot opened eight years ago by present
@ and ss en kept up at great EXPENSE asa select house
m r a s no% s Osse wsrS wess The
SOON the subscriber has doubt Eg house will be shortly
filled and therefore, adverses order edyiee families to
able ene satisfaction all who may favor him with
their patronage and he ready 10 with families
es for rooms to board fair terms by the day week OF
Transient company always depend upon being accom-
moda gco,s can be secured application the house.
New Rochelle jane 10, isg. jyio sotsrc
M ADlSON HOTEL AND BOAaDiN4 HoUoE HAS
W been newly fitted up and furnished for the aecoods-
may be accommodated with pleasant and airy rooms.
Madison, New Jersey, July 80. IsG. a31tsTc
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AsrwEnp-ship Columbus eo boxes sugar c Muller-i
boxes 0enon Co.'S casks Dehramm Moore.
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The Coal Trade.

PorTsvrLLE. Aug The quantity sent this week by
railroad, is 30353 ls by canal 1854 lItotal for the
week 3s06S %. Total by railroad, 745,3S9 DIDO by
canal I0509 DC. Thsre is slight increase by canal
this week The supply of coal from the Mine Hill and
Schuylk Haven portion Of the coal regionis short this
week. in consequence Of the interruption occasoned
the trade during three days in making the necessary
pairs for the introduction Of steam power the road
The same cause has curtailed the quantity sent by rail-
road this week The following is comparative state
ment OF the trade from the Schuykil and Lehigh re-
gons the period for the years 1916 and IS47-
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,
LOUISIANA AND EW YORK LINE.
- = - \ .r..v a s.. ne
Ship OSWEGO, Captain Johnson.
Ship HUDSON Captain Page.
Ship CLIFTON, Captain lngersoll.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt Hunt
Ship SARTEILE, Captain Taylor.
Bark CFNESEE, Captain Minot
Bark. T.; WILLIAMS, Captain Parker
Bark HEBRON Captain Greig.
The above ships all of the first Glass; of light draft Of
water, commanded by the captains
the trade. Their cabins handsomely furnished and
attention paid the comfort and convenience OF the pasea
gers. . -,
Neither the captains OF the above ships will be
sponsibe ewery bullion silver plated
ware letters, parcels packages sent by put
board of Them unless regular bills OF fading taken for the
same and the value therein expressed
For freight passage apply board az foot
Agent in New Oreans-John Woodruff Co.. who will
promptly forward all goods their address.
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M ASxsHI,!S dli ,S.i s. e.
Fulton and tssks4 81 di.sasss d dslisae uauss Hs
mild and requires neither mereuSy
restraint Diet hmdanes from hu,i1ess pur.ua Recent
sttutona arising from ndsereet indulgences Of the
sions yonthand thereby causing nightly EMS
sous eventually impotency the Doctors strict
attention his object being 70 restore the system mentally
Structure disease frequently existing without the patient be-
ing least caused by mareatmen of medical pre-
tenders and sometimes by neglect Of the parties them
selves the Doctor eectualy cured without pain OF in
The Doctor beng OF the few qualified ad
versng Surgeons city guarantees perfect
charge made Letters postpaid enclosing fee immediate
attended and medicine with advice, part OF
the Onired States Office 50 Gold street Jy2s s0t.m
I ACE CAPEs-,-PETER ROBERTS, s7s Brosdxay,
IL respectfully solci the attention Of ladies visiting New
York his stock of goods comprs ny the following viz
Mene Lace Capes, from 81 upward white and black "
SITES S6 Mantllas ST. worth u; l04 Shawls, $40 worth 20
smbrode,sd Muslin Capes 81 SCI do DO Chmiss 81; DO Do
boraered do So infants Robes and Waists
cheap ladies' needle work and tambour Dresses do dos
acrs Hosiery and Gloves ofevey description. je2t 30t'r
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.,,,, .,-t~ 4.ul.,.
~ William streets hss Tor ts last fourteen srnrs euioy
practice diseases Of medical
New York Tie cure the most aggravated
this dsease; and mild cured TO ive DAYS Suic-
ne the worst form Of structure IN from one to two
debility brought by habit INDUCED ny younp
men This when freely ndnlged begets dyspepsia,
telect and aversion society Acure warranted in every
case, or charge. No mercury used.
Post paid containing 80 for advice attended
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nK sAVIARDs INVALUABLE EXTRACT Tor ule

nIi- SAvIARDs INVALUABLE EXTRACT. for the
~ Of ononh9a elect, Structure, Sexual lmpotency,
now becn sncen,Iv cng hsfnrs ,hs shc q, sabsh w;,b
out shadow Of doubt superiority all other medicines
Of the kind however putting their
or many thousand cases the popetor has never received
c ba m zen @ S us ,ta,e REQUIRES no. ne ls.
ordinary habits It's action perfectly free from all those
unpleasant feelings attendant under ordinary
course OF creating neither nausea loss Of appetite
action of by properties
ing that peculiar scky well marked under m
action Of all other remedies For SALE accompanied with full
directions G Greenwich between Courdandt and Liberty
Streets New York. Price 81. jylO yOts IN
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nYSENTAKY can be cured by the herb doctor in twelve
- hours-the very few days All diseases
of he bowels however bad speedily removed and all
taken liberal terms No pay.
He likewise all of Fever and Ague
tent fevers, in IL hours charge.
iv,6 l2tSr Office, 26C BroOme
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TO ENGINEERS.


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INDIA RUBBER soLES,

GUARANTEED TO LAST FIVE MONTHS, 7, anl.
VI fscfures and soid BY A. J. WHEELhhi in W a.NsI :
shoe store 4I9 Broadway, corner Cana . t.-
oil he R.Fslo Csusnafrcia idrerlirr mus iHs-lnss
reronsi exrerence Mr. Wheeler hA- ne .ftol AlFl-
IN to io. .ud s1e. extra soirs 10 lndlA rllr n
mas rbgfe. largely 10 ones comfort ana h-Ah, so .
yerv economical sgifha sole Of lndia flp1eI ~. oi
L.. 10 r tbr4e OF leather 10 very elastic ana p.-aIt
~ 49, .r 81 Ia AZ ordinary weather Wall srrp me
fet M t !. dry and comfortable a. a. they we're easea
in rubber shoes. These extra so--s e-- DC ~ -
those ho vosh consult economy -aa le1iiA' "oua %
vel 70 sive Nr Wheeler q call -