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SOMETHING FOR THE TIMES
A NECESSITY IN EVERY HOuSEHOLD!
JOHNS & CEsOSEEY'S
AMERICAN EMENl GLUE
The Strongest Glue IN The World.
TIE Chrapesl Glue ia the World
The Most Durable Glue in the World
The Ony Reliable Glue in the World.
The Best Give in the World
AMERICAN CEMENT CLUE
i .he The only a't'cle of The kind ever
lrotinrpd which
WILL WITHSTAND WATER.
II WILL MEND MOOD,
Save Sour tIoaen Furn,iure
II WILL MEND LEATHER,
Mend your Harness ,SHap,. Brns bools &c
IT WILL MEND GLASS,
Save the pieces OF thar expensive Cut Glass
Boule
1T WILL MEND IVORY,
DON'T throw away that broken very Fan, il
i easily repaired.
IT WILL MEND CHINA.
Your broken Cana Cups ana Saucers can
be made a~ good "a rev
II WILL MEND MARBLE,
That piece knocked out of your Marble
Mantle car be pnt on as -troug as ever
1T WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
No matter il 'hat b'ok Pucter diG no
cost buI Shilling, SHILLING saved is
shilling earned
1T WILL MEND ALABASTER,
That costly AIaaa>ler Vase is broken and
you cau'l natch 1t, mrnd il. it will ney.
er show when pm ioaether
1T WILL MEND BONE. CORAL LAVA.
AND IN FACT EVERY THING BUT
METALS.
Anv article Cemenred with AMERICAN
CEMENT GLUE will not show where
II il mendpd
S9SG ~@ q 0Sa
"Evety HcusekeepeI -hould have n sup
ply oi johns & Crosiey's Cement Glne -
Nae Yo,k Times
sit Is su convenient 10 have in The
house "-Nel0 York Express
Ii is always rea,i, tbs cnmmerds il
o every body Independent.
Eve have tried II, and find il as usefn
in ouI house "a water. "-Wiikes' SPIRIT OF The
Times
ECONOMYIS WEALTH.
$1,000 per year saved IN every iamlly by
One Boue If
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE.
Prce 25 Cer.s per Bolle.
PrIce % Gents per Bottle.
Price 25 Ceuls per Bpule.
Prire 25 Gents per Boule.
I. PrlcP 25 Ceu's pr Sotle.
Pure % Cents per Bouls
Very Liberal Reduction 10 Whole
sale Buyers.
TIE r NJ y a : H.
= For Sale by all Draaa,-t~, and Store
keepers generally lironahnn, me ro"n,ry
JOHNS g. CEOSLEY,
(Sule Manuiaciur-r-.)
7S WILLIAM STREET,
Conner OF Liberty street. NEW YORK
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The friends of the Rev. Isaiah BAIL, of
Wednesday the sth OF January next. The
visit will no douh. oe an extensive one
The Rev. has wide circle of friends.
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THs friends OF The Rev. J g. Penny, Bap-
list Minister. Of this place, design paying
him donation visit on Chrs'ma
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO c ON S U MPTIVES


The Advertiser, having been restored 10
health in a very few weeks by very sim.
pie ref ecy after having suffered several
years with "A severe lung affection, and III al
dread disease, Consumption is anxious 10
make known 10 his iellow-suheIerS The
means OF cure.
To all who desire il, he will send a copy
of the prescription nsed, Gree of charge, }
with The directions for preparing and usfig
the same, which they will find a sure cnre
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
The onry otjert of The advertiser in send
ing the Prescription l. TO benefit the affi.c-
ted, and spTeau information which he con-
cpives 10 bP iuvaiuab be, and he hopes sveTy
sufferer viii G:y his remedy, II Will cost
them nothing, aud may prove blessing.
Parties wishing Tie prescription VIII
please address
Rev EDWARD WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings CO., N. Y.
October 80, lS6l,-3Sn.
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SHesIFF FuRNAs adver,ises real estale in
io-days- STAR, 10 be sold on the 9Th, 9th and
lob days OF January next.
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lieG. Ei(pU.E,

i3ANtIi. LAY OK. pu,,PRIIinR.
WYOMING LuZERNE COUNTY. PENN.
FENHE Proprietor respectfully Informs his
A friends and The public generally rh.l he
has taken charge of The F'yomuog House. in
'h~ village al Wyoming. near he Railroad
Depol ni that place, AMI has ft-ed IL ont 40
A. In entertain both transient and parma-
neni vis'tor- IN suitable AID comfortable
manner. HIS rooms are sparinus and airy,
.,a d noi only cairu laIedro add tn fhe eonye.
-I-nce and cominrl oi The travelling :onmu-
.'ly, hu' also To those who would seek a
iilsa~aui Suhmer fPsnsI wiIh families.
HIS TABLE wi! be supplied wi,h the best
he market can afford ; and his BAR will be
'r"'-hrd with The pures' liquors thai can
be nHairPd- The proprietor viii give his
oNrinsIve attention TO he comfort AID con
ven'eaeP Of his Guests. and is determined
to make the WYOMING HOUSE rank y.
mon" the fir! hotels IN the Sil,e
The Prn2rieror hopes that from his expe.
rirnce IN The business, and by unremiitir 4
alisnlIo1 on hiS nar, cumbined with indf.
cious selection ni The most careful and nhli7
'"s servants, he may be entitled To he IA
v"rahle consideration o. the public. aud re-
ceIve liberal share oi their patronage.
u Please give ham call and if,sige for
"nr>el''s April >. 1889
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A sERIEs Of niah:ly meetings have been
going oa in The NJ +. Church at Berwick,
dusirg the past week or more.
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VIZ would direct attention to the new adj
sertisements in to-day STAR.
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DARIJNG.S LIFE BfTTERS

l. superior toCIc and drurir excellent in
cases Of loss of appetite, hsiuleucy. female
weakness irregularities, pain ~ no >ide
ani bowels. blind, prnrrndina aud bleeding
pile>, and general dehrIfv
READ TIE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY :
Ia, /. CHuipy, mrrckaat, Isi Fn'tHn
street, New York, writes, AuaH~l ls, 1860 /:
Il have been afflicted with plies accom-
panied with bleeding, the last three years 4;
used
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CARPET WEAYING.

CARPET WEAVING.
MRS. CaIharIne Znppinger bees leave
AsA TO invite the attention OF The public
that she is now prepared 10 produce any
width from three quarters 10 five quarters
nice aud strong. She will endeavor 10 suit
her customers.
Bloomsbury, Nov. 20, 1861.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Office is hereby giver thai the co part
nership heretofore existing between the
late firm of Mariz & En-, a. Tlghi Street, is
this day, Nov %, 1861 J dissolved by mu-
tnai consent OF the parties The books,
&c., remain in the hands of Peter Enr, one
OF The members OF the finn, by whom all
claims against The said firm will be paid /:
ard those indebted To the firm will please
call and make payment OF The same.
GEORGE MARTZ,
Pc ER Emf.
Liahi Street, Nov. 27, 1861.
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Schirrus. Cancer Tumors. EnIarEem ent,
liberation, Carries and ExfoliatiOn OF
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, influenza, HOarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the REFLEX
OF COnsumptive Patients
i'm advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This Is remedy universally known to srrplss any
other the Of throat and lung complaints. that it
publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
unyaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful of pulmonary disease have made it
known throughout the ciFzed nations o; the earth.
Few the communities, families. among them
who have not personal experience of it, effects
living trophy in their midst of its victory the
subtle aud dangerous disorders of the throat an lungs.
As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders, and
they know, too the effects Of this remedy, eed not
do than them that il has all the vir
tues that !; did have when making the cures which have
strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. AVER g. CO., Lowell Mass.
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ARLING.S LIVER REGULATOR
and Life ESitlers,

passed cloted blood by the uretH ra -
am now entirely cured, and take pleasure
in recommending these remedies"
Mrs. c. Tebow, IL Christopher Street,
Y, writes ''Feb 20 ls60.-l have been
subject 10 attacks OF Asthma The last twenty
years. have never found anything equal
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NEW BARBER saaOP.

III Court House .H'iey opposite the Er-
change HOteI
TIE undersigned W cuid respectfully in
torn the cllizen> OF B ooms burg and tie
public generally, that he ha- opened
N1hV Vy 8lI ~oOPa
Opposite the Cour Honse and next door 10
ihe office OF The Columbia DemocIa; where
ne Is prepared TO execute Shaving, II ir-
Dressin. and Shampooning, in he hest oi
manner, with despatch. and 10 general sat-
lsiacIion. GEORGE N ADDISON.
Bloonsburg, Nov. 81, 1861
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GREENH0OD SEMINARY

AND COLUMBIA corsTy
NOBMrAlh INSEIE(UEEa
AT MILLVIlLE, PENN A.
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nARIlNG'S
LIVER RI GULATOR

Removes the morbid and billions deposits
from the stomach and bowels, reauldtP~ the
liver ath kidneys. rem owing every otstrnc
non, restores a Oaiursl ard healthy action
80 The vital organs l. Is = superior
FAMILY MEDICINE,
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ANEW ASSORTMENT Of watch and
Il clock materials, of The RIGHT qualify,
received. which will be ffered in all cases
on good condIioIs.
HENRY ZUPPlNGER,
Blooms burg April 25, 1861.
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DARLING's LIVER REGULATOR,

DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR,
in afIordine immediate relief. Il is a thor
orgh Liver aud bilious remedy"
Mrs Young, of BROOKLYN, writes. "Feh.
2s. 1850 In May la>l | had a severe al.
tack ol Plies, which confined me TO the
house | took one borle 0i
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AG@TFA0s9
LIFE PILLS & PHOENIX BITTERSs

tEtHESE MEDICINES have now been ce-
fare The rublc Tor period of Thirty
Years, and during that time have maintained
high character iu almost svery psri OF the
Glohe. for their extraordinary and imme-
d,ats power OF restoring perfect health TO
persons suffering under nearly every kind
of disease to ehich the human frame is
liahs.
The following are among the distressing
variety of human diseases In wiiIrh the
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DarIing's Life Biiters,

BS6HhhnS IBkC AbbitCESe
and was entirely cured. have had no
attack since
D Westervet, Esq, of South 5Jh, near
9Th Street. Williamsburg, l. L., writes -
'Augn>: 5, l660-Hsving been troubled
wnh difficulty in The Liver, and subject 10
bilious attacks, | was advised oy a Trend
10 ITy
DARLING;S LIVER REGULATOR.
| did so. and found il 10 operate admirably,
removing The bie aud arousiug the liver 10
activity. | have also need = as
FAMILY MEDICINE.
When our children are out of SORTS, we
give them a lew drops aud II sets them all
right. ] find IL mseis the general wanls OF
The stomach aud bowels when di>ord ,red >
Reader, if yoi ueed either or both of
rhe most excellent Remedies, inquire for
them at the stores; if you do noi find them
take no olher, but inclose One Dollar in a
Ielier, and ON receipt OF The money, the
Remedy o. Ren will be sent accord
ing 10 your directions, by mail or express,
post paid. Address,
DAN'L s. DARLING,
l02 Nassau ST.. New York.
Put up in 80 cent and ST Bottles each.
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THE COMMON COUNCIL

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. Present. Mr.
Magl"ni in he chair and quorum
Mr. Dupr6 presented the >pni-Aununl report q
the Commissioners of The McDOuogh School Fund
The report WAS read aud ordered to be spread OF
the minutes.
Tine Trrasurer's report showing fund on hanG
of $75 4G3 50, and the ComptrOler's semi-annua
report, were read and referred.
The Chief of Pnice sent in petition for the re
lief Of Policeman George Patterson, who was badly
disabled by shot whilst i'll The discharge OF hi,
duty. Referred,
A petition WAS read from T @ Snlly and Others
of the Committee for the Rriet OF Families %
Absent Volunteers, Rnt1iug 'rth that whilst lht
demands were increasing and their turds exhaust
ed, they were willing To con lnue at their work i
the authorities wnnhi aid them, by Coutr burimE
the means. or iNimuG with them any mHnnrl
thSi night NJ d, rmrh urnp"r.
Mr. Brgg- opp '~rd Ite petlnn, on the gronnC
thai ihr t'u,nmrU CuuHrrt SCI aud Anur Wa Hir
'Vnate to fhp drtfIuu ION 81 VpAlever IN my nigh
hr approprat"i '"r u,n Pn pl~+ ST. t"rth. m
mhV~d to trv y on itr' sI.a Mr. Dup m ~,
ihHt II he T. 'errrd }r .. "'uUuG- Ca r'iuIr-r. tHr
~ d.
MeS-r- WI" lrr r4u = ,,tr pec,tionrd "r pa
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CoNFEDERArE DISTRICT JUDGE OF TENNEssEE.---
The Nashville Patriot says:
We learn that the Hon. West Fl. Humphreys has
been appointed D trict J ldge 0f 'epre-~e- Has
heid The same puri'i"n under the tiovrrnmrnt #
the United Stafrs He has always cumm.lntied the
RESPECT "t the people fr hi Fl legal attalnluru,s
and his clear Aud unbiased q cl~,unS. very one
wilt a&rre that nndrr nu jp,ir. will be fuue aud
ri&ht~ r~eprctrd f"e nrpuiutnIent Is III con,
fnmiry wiDn vWhlIr "Apr cr,'itr. sml viii live p,,-
eiai >tacrl"I,. III uurrovsr r. ii Just and " eli
ulciILe1 con-, ltneut =, lilt Weu,
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RELIC OF ANCIENT TlMEs.--The Richmond
Whig OF the 10th inst. says: :
About ten days ago, Sergeant Fisher, Of the Pey-
ton Artillery, brought up to this city, and deposited
at the Spotswood House, for the inspection OF
President Davis, nine-iuch shell, which, with
fourteen others, were discovered i'll an old hidden
magazine by all Aabama regiment, whilst engaged
in throwing up breastwOrks at Yorktown. The
magazine was constructed of boards, which have
long s,nce rotted away, leaving only q, few trag-
ments Of Wondering wood.
The discoverers Of these hidden missiles, the
Examiner says, were under the impression that
they bad come upon the relics of Lord CORVALLIS,
and hidden by him previous to his surrender of
Yorktown, eighty years ago. But military men
agree that the nine-inch shell was unknown in
those days, and that they must have been de-
posted at much later period-perhaps during the
war OF lSl2-'l5.
The shells differ from those now used only in the
size OF their vents which are smaller. Their fuses
have rotted away, leaving no vestige. They were
filled with huckshot and powder, some of which,
being dried, exploded readily, seeming to have
lost none of its strength.
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FARTHER PoIST, Jny 23.-The Canadian mail
steamship North i Enerican, from liverpool on the
llth and Londonderry on the l2rh, has passed this
point bound for Quebec.
The steamships Jura and City of Baltimore, from
New York, had both arrived out at Liverpool pre-
Viou5 to the departure of the North american.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, July lf.-The sales of cotton the
past three days in Liverpool consisted Of $1,000
bales, of which spcculators and exporters took
10000. The market closed firm at last weeks
sales, which were fully maintained.
Fair Orleans. .. a.s}d. Middl'g Orleans . SID
Fair Mobile,. SD. Middl'g Mobile. 8 d.
Fair Uplands ED. Middl'g Uplands 7sd.
The stock in port amounts to 100000 bales, Of
which S4l 900 are OF American descriptions. s|
Breadsuf15 dni. Provisions quiet.
LoAD0S, July "a Cnnsolsy 3lt. -.F
Breadstafs quiet and steady. Provisions steady.
L0sDON, july ll--Cnnsols closed at 89f to S9t
for money, and 90a to 90f fur the account.
General News
The political news by the North American con-
tains nothing of Importance.
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NUMBER 12O.

= ResoSoed, That we approve Of the prompt and
patiotic Efforts Of the people Of Richmond TO make
provision for the wounded, and that committee
Of one member from each State be appointed to
cooperate in the plan.
'' Resotced, That Congress do now adiourn.;'
Richmond Full Of Runors.
The city il fuIl Of rurnofs about the number of
killed and wounded On both siaaa, and of move.
nents being made, bnt all are usterly.HnEelable
Brig. Gen, Barlow.
The body Of Brig. Gen. Francis s. Barlow. Of
Geor9e, and perhaps others, are expected on the
train tonight.
Provision for the Sick and Wounded
large public meeting was beld this afternoon,
and committee appointed TO go to Manassas and
receive all the wounded abis to be TRANSPORTED to
Richmond. Other coinmittees, also to ascertain
the number of families in Richmond who will re-
ceiFe and attend the wounded. and to solicit sub
scrptioas and obtain comforts for the sn1erngs Of
the sick and wounded.
It has been raining all day. and the train due
from Manassas at O'clock this afternoon is not
ezpectedt0 arrive before midnight
The telegraph to Manassas has been out of work
ing order several hours, but is now working with
all immense business On hand and offering. fs
The Dead and Wounded.
II is impossible to obtain details Of the dead and
wounded yet.
The battle ground extended over a space of ten
miles. y
Receipt Of the News Of the Victory in Wilmington
battle Of Mapasgas was received with great re.
ioicing
4 salute was fred in honor of the great event.
United States Congress.
. .t ' Dr,y ~ ''s eilo' 'io pli 70 y
re- sao M was u,
~ tn1 Nie o9A'e refusing u oo1icut Ill 'he
h.o, xoo,i,oa A., r,.;
dnnt t6e Sanatn v-a3t into ayecrtiva sassior 0
In the Honse. Mr. Wright offered a resolution
that the reverses at Bun Run no way iolpair the
ultimate success, etc, of the Federalists: which
| was tabled.
Army News from Washington.
Cen Mefl1nron has haan ordered To the com.
1nonl of tho forcps on the Potomac ANA il snc.
rcaIpd in Wastarn Viroinis nv cen P0saocrantz
The Fefaral army viii he iinmed " rgorran.
| ized and increased. =
Cen McDnwpll il at heaf'cuertars at Arlington
His ijvision viii resume its former position.
largo amount oF arms provisions etc were
| cantsred bv the Confederata4 who Dnrsupd and
ocrnried ihe n0Sifions abandoned bv ma IA far as
| Fairfoy t,our,-h house.
| The cavalry of The Gorfaderates was tbe terror
| Of our volunteers. who kent the wouds Ia avoid
| their charges.
Reports from Baltimore
| B.lT11onE, Julv 23,-The Thirteenth New York
| Militia have rrenlisted for three wears E,
| Banks Joins Patterson, VINO ia at Hareeris Ferry
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GEN. HENNINGsEN AID Col. FRANK ANDERSON
We clip the following from the Montgomery Null
of the 10th inst:
Gen. Henniugsen, who volunteered az private
in company from Georgia is nov one OF the
officers OF the Wise Legion. Cr Frank Anderson,
also Of Nicaragua nOtorety is also an officer OF the
Legion.
The last named gentleman, Col. Anderson, LETT
this city as "A private ia the Blues" and served
with that company untiI week two since
when he went with his Old soldier friend Gen
| denulDgsen,
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TIE LATE LORD I UANOhLLOR OF ENGLAND
Lord Campbell of England, whose death we have
announced, was born in 178l aud educated with a
view to his entering the clergy at the University
of St. Andrews. His taste and inclination, how
ever led him to seek his fame at the English bar.
He was educated at the University Of St. Andrews
| and the great DR.. Chalmers was his classmae. He
formerly represented The city of Edinburg in Par
lament, was also Attorney General, Chancellor Of
Ireland, and member of the Plivy Council. II
1850, when in his 70h year, he accepted the Chie
JusIiceship of England which he resigned on be
coming Lord Chancellor in 1859. He was premi
nent in the House of Lords for his efforts to have
the laws simpliiied, was noted as clear-headed
shrewd and conscientious man. with remarkable
plahncss of manners, which procured him the
name Plain john Campbell.' He leaves two
cons and four daughters. His eldest and sue
cessor 10 his peerage and titles was born i'll 1924
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BLOODY Bills FOR CONGRESS. Wilson
has given notice that he will iRtroduce the follow
ing bHs simme diate!y:
bill to ratity and confirm certain acts Of the
President for the suppression Of Igaurrectou and
reh,.IIion.
A brll to authorize the employment of volunteers
to aid in enforcing the laws and protecting the
public property.
hi j to Increase the present military establish
ment Of the United St4Ges,
A bill providing tor the better organization of the
military establishment.
A hliI to promote he efficiency of the army.
A blll for the organization OF a volunteer military
force to be called The National Guard Of the Uuted
States.
TIE titles of these bills sound strange in a repuh.
lie, based upon the sublime principles OF the De-
claratiUn of Independence.
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER NORTH AMERICAN.
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TIE W ASII%GTON ARTILLERY AT BULL RUH.-
The 'harleston Mercury of the 10th has the follow
ing dapatch dated Manassas 18th inst, which
gives some additional particulars as to the conduct
of our brave artillerymen also giving the names of
some Of the killed and wounded:
Major Wn!tnn's splendid battalion of Washington
Artillery, from New Orleans. held very prum-
pcni position in the action and covered themselves
with glory. Win their seven field pieces they en-
gagged Sherman's famous battery of U. S Flying
Artillery. Sherman had fifteen guns, aut, not
wthstaudlug the disparity Of free, such vas the
calling aud vigorous fire of the Washington Art-
iery, that he forced Ia shift his position less
thDn fifteen times. His battery was tinaly sileueed
and turced 10 retreat with great loss
OF the Washington Artillery only one man was
killed and fOnr wounded. rneir names fol
lows: killed, Private George W Muse; wounded,
Chpt. Escheman and Prlvates Baker, larleLon and
Iubic.
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Money and time have both their vt!ue. He who
makes bad use Of the one viii never make good
use of the other,
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fltr is like rhe dlpJer h'taCned 10 Il hydrant,
every one is at liberty drink from it, but
Ht-IrG& to carry it.
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nrEADsrrrys AND PRoyra1oSs STEADY.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. July "a, 1861.

/ rLLGenApHEo 10 ree Ne" oaLEAss CRESCENT.
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L1vERpoo1 COTTON MARKET FBmm.
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Further by the North American.

FARTHER FolNr July 23.-lhe North American
briggs the following additional intelligence, tela-
graphed from Liverpool to Loodon. VIZ:
LIVERPOOL, July l2.-Tho sales Of cotton the
past week amounted to 81 900 bales, of which
spectators took 1900 and exporters 5000, the
market closing firm and less active.
The sales Friday were l5,u00 bales, 5000 OF
which were taken by spectators and exporters
the market closing quiet and steady.
rne following dispatches were received yester,