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vessels have arrived from France all With large
lsntities OF olaret and other French wines. We
Pee several saies Of caret. in oases, ct S7h $2z
r dozen. Common champagne IL in better request at
$9 and champagne cider from its scarcity has risen
70 per case Sautcrne and B.rssc wl not com,
and over $3i4 s. Port sherry, and Madeira can still
ply be sold In retail at quotations vessei has ar
we'd from Cadz. and VIC understand brings superior
Ass of wines Sprts-The only article that any change
IN be observed in Is Monongahela whiskey, which has
H into rmer hands and is held at 45c per gal Holland
has again docned s5c is outside quotation. Large
nantities of low brandies offered ut the auctions
nd sell at from 80 SOC. Genuine Martels Is worth
b.. per gallon. Coals-The imports have not exceeded
nee Sal and the 900 Welsh lately in, are held
$45 per tom 200 tons of patent fuel yesterday
laced at $40, board The Huntress' cargo had been
Nd to arrive. On-Two small csrgoes of elephant oil
arrived about 600 barrels and tho whole has been
Did at vi so 81 rs gallon which prices likely
p be maintained until we receive a further supply.
perm Is held at SEX SAY The first shipment of sper-
aceti from this port for New York has been made this
eek by Bailey & Gilbert Pacific Oil Works
no are manufacturing as in the other States
| ~ Goods.-The demand is slack Brown Sheet
gs have improved and more ready sale at Ssc
ONE bed ticks have been received and are worth 21c
POTION duck aud brown drills have also slightly
carpets in good request fully our Quotations In
Their articles there Is change to comment anon Boot,
md Clothing has been very little done for some
{9ys. our quotations remain unchanged Lumber-
mere nave been few arrivals from Oregon and assorted
|y the cargo is not worth over $40 S45 per From
e yard American clear is selling at 500 $11O planned
Sso SlOO, and matched at also 500 800 In large
quantities ex ship 1t would be worth $40 SIS per NJ
Ess Three inch plank be sold at over S40a s45
frcks-There are no California hand, and few To-
fign. ready sale would be found at our quoted
rices Lime and Cement-The inquiry is very limited
the scarcity of bricks otherwise for the latter there
k2ua be good demand at SO to 81 per Dbl. Metals
rev sales have been effected and in the absence of
ny business our quotations continue the same There
parcel of fifty tons pig iron in the market which Is
eld for 500 per ton Hardware-The trade US might b,
xpected is at present dull Caststeel hoes (crook.
eoked are in demand at So per dozen Is and Ss cut
ais are scarce, and sell at &c. Shot has lowered and Is
iered at 81 per bag We have not heard of any sales
is worth 87sc per lb blasting is
ficut to quit at 12c. to 13c. Potatoes-Several car
oes have come to hand from Santa Cruz and Bodega the
rice by the cargo and in smaller quantities Drugs
-The trade is steady Cream of tartar has slightly i'm
roved In value. Opium and qunine have declined Sar-
apara Is selling at 40c. considerable advance on tn
primer quotation; other descriptions in fair reques
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| phrates, fighting for spoiIs TO be divided among
/ somo uiaornhln naOoasaors

pofstcs. nSnuh8 TOR ep0D 70 DO divided among
some niDEabls sucoessors. ..-T -~.f
(Oorrsspendsaoe Of tho Journal OF Coauesce.I
WASHINGTON, Saturday, April 10, 1862
As had sukurcd and notified you before tho
whig caucus met last night. They were unable to
como TO any vote any proposition in regard to the
time and place Of holding the whie National Com
vention. In the present condition Of tho party as
exhibitod ~ tho votes on the Compromise rosolu-
lions, last Monday, it could not DO expected that
they could approximate far towards harmony Of
action as TO agree upon time and place for holding
the National Convention, or even to hold any con.
vention at all.
After discussion Of nearly four hours. tho CAUCUS
broke up, and adjourned to meet on Tuesday night
week. The presiding officer of the CAUCUS. Senator
Mangum, gave notice to the meeting that he would
not entertain any motion on any subject, oxcept as
to fixing the time and place of holding tho convcn-
tion-that being tho object for which the meeting
was called. Mr. Marshall gave netce that no would,
at future stage of tho proceedings, Introduce re-
solution expressive Of the sense of the whg party on
the subject of tho Compromise, &c., and il it was
not sustained, he should quit the party. Mr. Man
gum, in an undertone, Expressed his wish that the
gentleman would take that course Mr. Brooks did
not consider that tho meeting was full enough to
express fairly the sense of the whig members of
Congress, and therefore it was adjourned Thore
were about 40 members present. The whole number
Of wing members Of both houses is ll6
The great majority of the meeting wore evidently
in favor OF surring everything except the fixing
of the time and place of the convention Sufficient
for the day, they said is its oyi-and wa shall have
trouble enough when we get into convention. with
out counting it here.
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The Minister of the French General lollce mas,
man named Goheringcr, of Baden Baden, an agent
Of Kossuth, from entering France. lilo Is, IT Is
said charged to bring letters from kossuth 70 inc
chiefs of French socialism
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that h boimprssned In tho 8tste prison fsr the tsn
four years. il F~EFNE s-fsr r
The District Attorney MD that under che AnlAne
the jury which = undoubtedly correct weuidasS -
proper for him 70 put eteokenwertsg tri breassf
FENCE into which he states he brought BY the ot
man-ths whole blame, from the evidence being uDn
scaAcr stecksnw OTTER was then discharged hk
recognlsance.
schairer who appeared quite gratined with the rssu
was congratulated by his friends his escape from ts
capital charge, and he removed from tho court In
he custody OF officers SchuremaR and Aston, who have
mad especial charge Of those prisoners during the ia
Inc court adjourned TO 10 O'Clock this Tuesday, noe
will be brought on. ~
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,ht TO expcct DEN Fleres come to the invasion of
psnama lie certainly sufficiently aware OF the course
nv cognizant of the strong revolution tho agents OF
have been endeavoring induce In Pasta ana the
ycinty But we trust nothing serious wiz ever a n
sron, he continual outbreaks in that quarter me
President has been and will be for some time 10 COME
nest in his endeavo to suppress it-but the organ
gatiops will be suppressed by the present
of the present government.
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Washington, Farewell Address his counuymen sepem-
Der IL, 1876, said
conduct for regard foreign nations is,
in relations have with them ite
connection possible.n Why quit asked hc) TO
stand foreign Why by Intervening our destiny with
Europe entangc and prosperity in the
tolls OF European ambion valshp Interest," humor caprce
The unity Of government which constitutes you one people
dear Much pains will be aken many articles EN-
poyed in minds the conviction OF this truth
that should properly estimate the I'M
value Union collective and indvd
happiness should cherish cordial habitua and i'm
attachment H. accustomng yourselves to think and
speak palladium OF political safety and prosperity,
watching with jealous anxiety dscountenancng
whatev suspicion that be
abandoned and Indignantly owning upon the first dawning
ALLEVIATE portion OF our country from the
or sacred ties which bind together the various
parts"
Members Congress Of celebrating the Anniversary
wasngton Birthday principles thus set forth in his Fare
well Address, respectfully invited Wednesday evening
Hall House of Representative, at o'clock TO take The
preliminary steps therefor
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Washington Assemblies
TUE second Assembly Ball place Jackson on
n "Wednesday evening January 2Ist.
Tickets Of obtained by
and stsvsnss, Pennsylvania avenue.
sssns.r and persons subscribers only ucten By
aPpyng TO one ~ the
s,evensr or Jackson Hall day Of ball.
an e. d .
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Once OF Co rs,pona.nee. w..h,ng.en city.

LII persons business city Washington are in
IL formed undersigned established OFFICE
OF CORRESPONDENCE for the Of nforma
desired OF the world No
whether public private Of honorable character will be
cludsd from The this Office
proceed business they may before
gre the public Offices. &c will be dscfeey advised
professional other aid the best will
cured recommended.
The undersigned will regard all communicated him In
connection with this Office sacredy CONFIDENTIAL and will By
himself
employ, possible them invoae
Every letter Of inquiry fee Of dollars
viii generally be
proper
be stated In satisfactory letter In repIy, f
Address, tpostsrs prepsidl THOMAS q. CONNOLLY,
Once Of Correspondence, Washington, u. g.
wAsnseros City, January 10, 1882.
Mr. Thomas c. Connolly il known IN s az yvorbv citizen
Rehueman o. ntehrenee, and
wn'sI ana we regard him eminenty qualified for tho able
rompi ana nu performance Of the useful
new ana original design OF Office Of
-. RICHARD WALLACE,
~ ~ Marshal for the District Of Coiurnbia.l
WALTER LEMON,
Mayor o. Washington city.I
10. GALES,
tSonior Editor Of the National Inelis sncerl
Jan oo-TuTbh ssursm -
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BY DYER & MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.

pRIvATE LIBRARY AT AUCTIoN.-on Thursday, January
22d, commencing at O'Clock shall sell at auction
the library Of the late Commodore L. Warrington, consisting
of about 500 Volumes which and valuable
Also, lot OF nautical charts MAPS &c
The whole ready for examination.
VIII my copies Cutters Poems, gilt subscription
book published at 81
NJ books
Warrington respectfully to
with the anctioneers previous TO the SALE
DYER 4 MCGUIRE
Jan POD Auctoneers.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS L ca
No. So Wall street. n u
BROWN, SHIPLEY, CD,
u. G. ROBERTS d CO., -
Is Kings Arms Yard, Londa
JOHN MUNROE d CO.,
26 Rue Notrc Dame des Wciohu
"f Paris. t Sf WI aFt
GEO. II DRAPER, Haue
will accountable gold,
bullion specie jcwely precious mctA, unlssa k
ladng signed therefor the value thereof therein expressed
Sept 5--dly &s8 tfetft fae4EH aaf MgEt 4seta
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BY DYER & ncoUIRE, Aucsionser..

BY DYER 4 MCGUIRE, Auctioneers,
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF PRIVATE
IL FAMILY AT AUCTION.-On Wednesday morning, he 2ist
10 o'clock shall sell the residence
Tenth, Temper
anc Hall, the furniture, contained therein, viz
Panoorte and stool
Mahogany sofa, rocker, parlor chairs, and dvans
marble top table and pedestal
DO. and bookcase, candelabras
Looking glasses, painted window shades
Cane seat chairs and rockers, footstoois
Mahogany match dining tables, sdeboard
Rosewood sofa, lounge, msnte glass
Three ply and ingram carpets, oilsioth
Venetian stair carpet, mating
Hearth rugs, stair rods, book shelves
Maple high and low post bedstcads trundles
Hair and shuck mattresses washstsnds
Wardrobcs, toilet sets, towel racks
Ecvaing cabinet lounge, bureaus
Mantel clocks, flower lamps
rKht and radiator cupboard
Ironing table, superior cooking
Together with assortment OF kitchen requisites
Thirty dollars under thirty dollars credit
Of two and four noas for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Jan ls--d Aucionccrp
NfB. The house for Apply to Samuel De Vaughn, I'D
joining Temperance Hall. +.
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r History of France, by SIR James
IL modern University
l vol.-evo.
Wesley and Methodisn by Isaac Taylor
Pictorial Of the RevoIuon-No 10
London Labor and the London Poor by Henry Mayhew-P
20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
CONGRESSIONAL Directory, just published.
" North Americas Review for January, 1852
Of charts with sailing directions the different
California. volume with beautiful illustrations, by CAdwaadcr
Ringgold, Commander U. s. N.
Jan 30 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DIED,
On sunday evening last, Mr. ROBERT LATHAM ome Treas.
ury Department.
His friends acquanances funeral
place hapa O'Clock this evening, from his late resi-
dence AZ street
nz-A meeting OF those disposed unite In tn
the OF the delegates from a
President Irish oKed patriots will be held this
ming, pas7 o'clock, in the adernens City Hail.
Jan 20
ny-st. Paurs English Lutheran Church, corner OF
II and h j. w Hakoy Of Msyaud will preach
evening during the present weekm7,
Jan 20
o. Anniversary of tho American Colonization So
ceTbe thirty hnh anniversary the American Colonization
society city First Presbyterian Church,
Addresses be expected from several distinguished friends Of
w. McLAIN,
Jan Is-d0t Secretary.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr. T. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. Mr. w, NJ. FLEMING, Stage
Manager
Second night Of the arrangement OF
Miss JULIA DEAN
Totspiy Evruse, January 20, 1859,
VIII performed this season. sheridan knowles,
popular play OF
THE WIPE; OR, a TALE OF MANTUA.
Mariana Miss julia Dean.
cavnn from the opera Fosea Solo for the horn
will be performed by the Orchestra.
To conclude with tho very amusing farce Of the
DEAD SHOT
Private bore. q Dress and parquens,
seats 70 Orchestra seats rs Family -
Third tier, soc coorsd gallery, IS cents
Jan 20
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by n. GNkhN Auruo0esr.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ADJOINING THE NEW RAIL
ROAD DEPOT AT AUcTIoN.on Thursday, the 92d inst,
n. sell at my auction room at The corner q g., .,Is and Penn
sis fee, on New Jersey avenue each 10. having on q thirty
Jersey avenue, streets, which
now being graded and paved the bids: finished The mne
o. their business the grading
.ay render d. properly the most valuable in he
District, and such opportunities for investment rare
nonsSs The purchaser giving notes .aciory
bearing be s% The day q =. s & OF y,
Jan 4-d A. GREEN, Aucuonesr.
ID ANKING-HOUsE OF O. w. PAiRO.--wTILIAM
sa % T % % n Ss s.d
Quoted in the name Of fsro Noursc.
JAsuARy 49, 1851
bushes. =, The northwest Of and COLLECTIONS
and bills purchased all the principal cities
Land warrants purchased rate Of M
per paid dsposs when len for thirty days
Land wanted.
NOTICE-D..oIuiono of Partner.hip.-Ths hm Of J. y. 4
January and books Of cIosed
without delay all person. Indebted are requested to call
Andrew Tate sahori.cd close the accounts the
name Of the nrm for the purpose Of settling up u. concern
,ml7-a < sos Ta + TATE
WESLEY AND METHoDIsM, by Isaac T.yior
Just received for sale by
M TAYLOR 4 MAuRy,
Jan ~ BookseIlsrs, osh street.
OrEKETr's Pr.ctio.I Treatise On the mssrosoep.--
two hundred and seventy wood engsvns. ccsved by
ONDON Catalogue Books pubIishsa fn Great
Ia, nsir sizes prices, and pnb''hsr' nsms'om
As.. eopi.. FOR sal. sy TAYLOR xAuRY,
Jsnb Booksellers, near Nh a.
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CPLENDID NEW BILKs.-CLAGETT, NEWTON, NAL
~ co. respectfully 10 the lsdies, resident Anis
ourne Warrington that they hsve rscsv~A ies <k
cdedy superb goods slk line exhibited m
city, very importation, the prices Of which susrasrs
Dec a5~daw cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 90
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY
MORSE LINEJ
wAsmsoros orrios, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Fi0b house east of National Hotel Nos

VNAPP's Chemistry Applied Ia the ArtsI vol .
N Just published. London, 1881. e sE.t.f 8.
Pan, Anatomy Of The External Forms Of Man vo and hA
Of plates London -
Sichols's Architecture Of the Heavens VOL u'used !"
don, 1851 49,
ouehets Practical Treatise Microscope voL ms
trsted London. ~ >, :.
rhs Pi.niA Biography by NJ. ,. schIedsn NJ D. vol
lustraded London. tesa# esl :
Prchsrds History Of Man: vol. 80 enC.s
Illustrated Operative Surgery and Surgical Ann
translated from the French BY Doctors Van Buren and 'a
Just published. 0 -,
Many enersvinss. FRARCk Thtbo'
Dec N Hl- 81 4It
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THE BANK OF THE UNION I'm Browns MasA
building, Is open for the uansac,on Of an exchange
- no. n. GALLAGHER, President
8. W. MARsx, Cashier. s.a-sE at.
Dec lift .----- --- - ------
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HANGING ACADEMY.-FIrst Course.-Mr. r. r. LADD
has honor the citizens Of Washingon
town. and that his nt Of dancing Lessons III
win commences Thursday, November az HE ROOM
George Thomas Pakes grocery store south de Of Psnns
between 9th and TN streets opposite Browns new hotel
Days Of tuition: Tuesdays, Thursdsys, and Saturday,
All the fashionable dances will be introduced and tssght
Oct I4-dH
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PuSH

Push along. Push hard. Push earnestly. It's
the way your sound and hearty mortals do. And
you can't do withoutit. The world is SO made
suciet5 is So constructed that its law of necessity
that you must push. That is if you would be some
thing and somebody. is'."- 70 =" '-'-,.!' ''' .'
Who succeeds? Who makes money, honor and
reputation? He who heartily, sincerely ardent
ly, manfully pushes and he only. Be what your
employment may, at the top bottom of the scale.
YOU We got to push in it to comma nd success It's
so with every man.I Do you point to what's call
ed the man of genius. And think you he doesn't
push. Why he's your companion pusher-he push
es all the time. Its the very philosophy of his
height and power. We say no man can or does
get along without it-style5 him genius or COM
moner; lofty or humble by nature. ,p5.;4.il,,. ,.
\ Push along. Push strong push, and peTpci-
ual push All, see the power in it. See how it
gains accumuIates whether of wisdom or wealth.
we never knew man-and we've known hun
dreds-who was right smart pusher, who finally
did not become rich, respectable, wise and useful.
The fact is, yon are mortally sure to become SO II
you puof-push like real, ,'live, determined, up and
downmen. ,EJdiu loco diig5 llla1t 10 acsy1fgny..
If things look dark, push the harder. Sunshine
and blue sky are just beyond If your are en-
tangled, push-if your heart grows feeble, push,
push. You'll come out glorious, never fear.i You
are on tine right track, and working with the hight
material. ,5-,t,s..,t- 1. s.nr Ii.s.s.f H. ,5iI.,,,
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

OF Cincinuuri-Scssion of 1S52-'53.
T,HE regular course Medical Lectures in this Insttu
| tion will commence the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT. 1882 aud continue four months.
TRUSTEES. ~. . I-t 5..t. 2
Rev c. ELLIOTT. D. d.. President Oft board.
o. NJ. LANGDoNX, VI. D., Secretary Z"
Rev. THORNTON A. MILLS. .-|. afg 'ti u'r u
Hon. C. ID. COFFIN.
r. ID. MlTSSEY, NJ. ID. .s..4.r Htr.H
Hon. JOHN BURGOYNE.
Hon GEO. IIOADLEY, JK. .l.r.L .=aa.la ,gllslt
e. NJ GREGORY, Esq. ... ..rg... ..r,..rfra
GEO MENDENllALL, NJ. d.
The Faculty is composed Of the following gentlemen:
d. MussEY, NJ d., Professor of Descripti We and Opcr
ative Surgery. : .- ..I. ~ - lstE .a.,.iU
j p JrpKiSs, NJ. H., Professor OF Anatomy.
Ions u WIS NJ. D., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy.
joins F. WHITE, NJ. D.. Professor OF Theory and Prao
d ice OF Medicine. 10 =. - % .#u4' ],
Gro NrSpRSiALL, VI. H.. Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and hildrcn. .r.
JouS A. MrRrUy, NJ. d Professor oil Materia Medica
Therapcutics and Medical Jurisprudence. rilsyL-
c. c. CoMEGys, NJ. D., Professor oil Institutes OF Meu
cine. .... sH. a. .,..-..-- =. c,.,;.,.. Ife
pErLMISAuy or Lectures upon some important
snecnlitcs in Medicine aud Surgery will be given during
the month of October These lectures will be Tree. Stu
denis are all yiscd commence with this course.
rbe TnISSECTlNG ROOMS, under the supervision o
the Adjunct Professor Anatomy will be opened on the
list OF October. g...-. -. AZ. -
Dssccting Ticket SO Graduation Fec S25 ll- !1'.+s+
r'' ro' 'u' ''''' j. p JUDKINS, NJ. Do
tr Dean Of tho Faculty.
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QUINCY FOUNDRY
Sfranfs

WHEELING, VA.
YTE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and
pleted their extensive establishment arc prepared 10
furnish public with every variety o w0' IN their lhc
Splendid plain fancy arches, including endcrs sun,-
ner fronts stands &c, ovens, common, rouEt
AMI straight barred CRATES. r"
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Iuclud ng the newest most improved coal and wool
Franklin, balloon cannon, ten Plate keel boat
Hov in all its branches Sugar Kettles oi vari
GUS sizes and everything in the domestic line wholesale
and retail. r.s.- .r.rf li'3 a..g ....lE44. III
Mill gearing boat and mill castings Our extensive
and most improved assortment OF Patterns, our long
pcenec in this line business and the liberal patronage
hitherto received, 10 expect continuation ui
custom in this part business Wind mill, hay scale,
corn shelter truck wheel, and small wagon castings
Wagon and buggy boxes. :, = - =. =, q. p. -A =
r. PLOUGiIS. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS ra.
We are pTepared TO furnish the patent lever, patent hill
side Crane Ru Hornet Snider &c. We have also
this time the exclusive right 10 manufacture ~
G lists PATENT PLOUGH Fl, one OF the most improved
iinple IlDg at the present day ral rl.
Iron rails fencing for cemeteries houses gardens
veranas &c Porler's improved graduating twyere or
ron-,ve have secured the patent right for several eoa
ties this useful iron can exhibit Recommendation
United States Armory, Scas possessing qilitle
for facilitating tile Iacksmrs abors, which no ottc
rcssesses Window caps consols, &c In short every
thing line business Sad irons win ancy staEds
scrspcTs poIcl feet ault celers. window and
gratinss &c Wrought iron, nall and spikes, OF the bes
quality and at tho lowest prices "'.' "
g1SPersons wishing to purchase In our ne wholesal
or RETAIL will please give call All orders from III
country will he carefully atten ded oand uctuay filled
augo4 " : '''1'~ 1~,f7r5 HA MILTON & ROC ERS. i