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THE NICARAGUA REvoLUTIoNAt the last accounts from
Central America Chamorro, the government Chief still
held possession of Grenada and making bloody
sistance every attack of the revolutionary party The
general impression however, that the defeat of Cha
MORO was certain force had sailed for San Carlos to
take that post the most important in Nicaragua as the
customs collected there and its position commands the
Lake Nicaragua and the month Of the San Juan river
The town Of San Juan still in state of anarchy and
without any regular government
named Leroy, in Paris, who had invented steam
carriage for travelling ordinary roads, recently go
ing in II towards the English channel to ship it for exh
bion when in descending HILL the carriage struck some
obstruction tspped over and poured the hot water over
Leroy scaldng him badly that he cannot recover He
spent years and oil his in pcrfcctng his in
venon and had received atterng testimonials from va
rious European crowned heads
A bold IxpIDgL--The Rev. Theodore Parker one of
the sgners of the New England memorial against the Ne
braska bill and one of the chief in getting it up
To show western ministers with what sort of they
have been cooperating in the nntNebraska crusade
give of five lines from of Parkers sermons
q take the Bible for my master, yet the church.
Jesus Of Nazareth for my master. feel not
all bound to believe what the church true nor
what any writer in the Old New Testament declares
true"
In the sermon he said that "pSrry Is often the
duty Of Jury,an and that murder may be properly
in resisancc afcp He need have said
that he docs not take Jesus of Nazareth for his master
That obvious There is certain suphurons gentleman
supposed by have hoofs and horns who clajms
Parker for his son, and obedicnt son Parker is
We congratulate tho anti-Nebraska clergy everywhere
upon the character of their loader We congratulate them
benrtiiy.--Detroa Free Press.
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BY Mr.. TAYLOR of Ohio The petition of Hiram Wilcox
and ls others citizens of Gaa county Ohio setting forth
life unjust and oppressvc and with the view of
relieving the aborng classes and there is large surplus
from 80 per sugar and moasses they there
fore pray that all laws imposing duty these articles
repealed and that they be placed the free list with
tea and coffee: referred the Committee Of Ways and
Means.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-07-06

note from the PRESIDENT pro tem. was read, re-
ouestng Mr. BApGxR to preside the Senate to-day
and unanimous consent being given, Mr. took the chair
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06
CHEAP ROCKS.
VALENTINES, ENVELOPES, &c.

At cur Sore, corner Of Bdlnmore asd HOLIDAY is
Baltimore, Nd.
NyE offer to the public, at low prices, large ss-
w sortment ofold and rare, new and second hand
BOOKS in every department of science. religion, IT.
era.ure, and art Among our collection Of second-
hand books will be found some of the most curious
and valuable works Of the l5th 1eth Eth, and
intelligence.
Scarce Works on religion, history, biography, vcy-
ages, and travels. science, the drama, politics. crit
cisTr, law, medicine, poetry, heradry, philosophy
manners and customs, &c.
Our Modern Pooks is composed in part Of a very
fine collection OF Law Books. and secondhand
many Of which are now nearly ost of print.
Also, a large assortment Of Medical Books, and
1000 vols of School and Classical BOOKS. and about
1000 late NOVELS, second hand, which We sell at
half the pub ishrr's prices
Also, Blank, Bill, and Pass BOOKS, Stationery,
Ink, Pens. Portfolios. Cards &c.
An assortment of Miscellaneous Books will Re
found valuable, well selected and cheap. Whilst
the pubii- may depend on ior supplying them
with all the New Books of any merit soon sspsh-
iishtd in England or America, at the very lowest
prices.
VALENTINES, Envelopes, Note Paper. Mott cas, &c
AZ We have given our attention for The last yenr,
largely to the manufacture of Comic and Sentimen
tai VALENTINE, our assortment (Dow hand an 4
open for eSamination will be found one Of the most
beautiful and extensive in this country. Our prices
are fixed at the lowest cash prices.
Any person visiting this city for anything in our
line of business would do we'll to examine our stock
and learn our prices before purchasing elsewhere.
j. GATHER BRO,
102 Baltimore st, cor. Holiday ct Bait. Nd.
ian 5-tf
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Intelligenecr, referring to rumor
that the Mosquito King has sold the coast
half of his reputed dominions to an Amer
lean company, congratulates the country
on the probability that this act on his
part will be likely to end the Central
American dispute between this Govern
ment and England.
The Union, in view of the action of the
House on Mr.. Cuttings resolution and
preamble, conceives that there is now no
further necessity for occupying that jour-
nal with comments on the New York diff
ficulty. The editor explains, at length,
the reasons why, up to that time, his
duty to the Democratic party has COM
PEELED him to warn them against the la
bors of the Very Hards.
The Sentinel advocates free trade, and
insists that the Democrats of the House,
IN so uneeremoniously chucking Mr..
Cuttings preamble and resolution under
the table, did not intend to convey the
impression that Secretary Guthrie had
served him right.
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thing in reason which he may do, to the end
of making our Government felt wherever there
may be an American interest to be fostered
or protected.
NEW YORK AND BREMEN LINE.-We are
requested to say that the next steamer of this
line will sail from New York on Saturday the
18th of this month. The following table, pre-
pared at the Post Office Department, is pub
lished for the information Of our readers.
This line is by far the cheapest channel of
communication to the Continent
Rates Of Postage by The Nfo York amp
Bremen Line or letters and newspapers
from any part Of the United States to TIE
follotcinc States and Countries. rtz
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06
PERSONAL.

.... Forrest and Anderson, the tragedians,
are playing in Boston, at different theatres
the former at the National, and the latter at
the Atheneum.
49,. Miss Julia Dean is at Charleston, S. C..
80. Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams are at
New Orleans.
Sontag is at Cincinnati
80. Col. Thomas j. Mckaig has resigned as
President of the Mineral Bank of MARYLAND.
and Joseph II. Tucker, Esq, formerly the
cashier, has been elected to fill the vacancy.
DIR Samuel McClelland, a distinguished
physician, Of Philadelphia, died last Wednes
day.
80. Gen John L. Wool arrived in this citv
this morning, and put up at the National
Hotel.
49,. observer" the impartial correspond.
ent of the Philadelphia Ledger, in one Of his
letters says:
Mr.. Francis B. Cutting, the able leader of
the New York Hards in the House. has to-da v
thrown down the gauntlet of defiance to the
Administration, by introducing a resolution
OF inquiry into the causes which produced the
removal of Mr. Bronson from the coilector.bin
te" lotk ODJectlon Delng made by Mr.
Bridges, Of Pa, the resolution lies over tin
to-norro~ Mr.. Cutting, will, of course, speak
70 ms resolution, ana expectation is on tiptoe
20 near the member whose reputation as u
lawyer and high social standing give addition.
al weight and consideration to his position in
the House The few words he said. created a
profound sensation through the Honse anJ
were uttered with great distinctness and mari
ed emphasis" ''"i
This is puff as is puff 1t looks pre,,v
on paper.
80. The New York Tribune, in NOTICING
Inc duels recently fought by our Minister to
Spain and his son, says;
Mr.. Soule and his son have commenced
hhbustering operations in Spain. They have
each fought duel about Madame Soule's
dreSs-the father with a French Marquis, the
son with Spanish Duke The transaction
began with one ball and ended with two. The
question suggests elf, if remark on Mrs.
SouIes dress causes two duels, how MANY
ought an observation on Mr. Soule's coat oc.
caSlon ?''
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06

CHERRY PECToRAL.-See in our advertising
columns a notice of this medicine. We are
not in the habit of saying much in relation
to such medicines as are generally seen going
the rounds Of newspapers; but in relation to
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, We feel that we can
say something in its favor with propriety, from
the fact that we have tried it. A young man
in our Office has also used it, and in both his
and our own case it proved most beneficial
Am. Presbyterian, GreeurtLic, Tenn.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06

Persons IN BALTIMORE wishing to subscribe for the
Daily Evening Sar, can have it delivered to them
on the evening of its issue by faithful carriers, by
leaving their names at the store Of GATHERS b
BRO, corner of Holiday and Baltimore streets.
At WILMINGTON, DEL, E. 9. r. BUTLER, ia
Market street, will attend to the delivery of the Star
AtPuILApsLPHIA,J. T. BATES, ut the Exchange,
can furnish those who wish copies of the Star early
on the morning after its issue.
AT PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK, VA, R. G. STA
PIES No. 4S High street, Portsmouth, is prepared to
serve the Star regularly TO all who may wish it.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06

FROM MExICo.-The New Orleans Pic
ou,uae of the 2Sth ult. contains additional
ews from Mexico, from which we CLEAN
the following:
. A slight earthquake was felt at Du-
range, on the ID inst. No damage was
done.
The flags for the regiments of gena-
der horse guards were blessed with great
ceremony, in the Church of Jesus Naza-
reno, on the 18th, Senior Don Antonio
de Haro Tamariz, who stood sponsor
on the occasion, gave grand banquet in
the evening.
The pay of Santa Anna, according to
the Siglo, is to be so, 900, under the new
political arrangements.
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OFFICIAL.
Department OF state,
IA

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9, 1904.
The following proclamation of Hoo and lie, ma yis
,rates of the districts Of Pwanyu and Nsnhse, in
China, issued by order OF the Yeb imperial commits
sioner, governor general Of the Two Kwang, &c &c,
aud q copy of which has been transmitted to this de-
partment by D. n Spooner, acting Unitel States
consul at Canton, Is published for the information OF
those whom it may concern, 1t Is unders,o God that
all dollars, whether of old or coinage are to cir
culate among merchants and dealers in unif rm
mode, and in the same way as old Spanish dollars
have hitherto done.
PROCLAMATION.
'This proclamation is to make known TO all merS
chants, dealers, ingusts and others, the following
decree:
"In your mercantile operations with the English
merchants take regard of the devices of the dol
lars that pass through your hands whether they he
those of eagles horses, Of flowers of plants, for
if the coin be not inferior in point of purity, they
are permitted to circulate at the same rate as the
doll'rs with aowery miiinss; therefore you should
not, in consequence Of any preconceived opinions,
demand on them discount, aud thus occasion still
further disputation on this head. But If you meet
with any dollars Of the inferior quality the intrinsic
objections can be made to Your satisfying yourselves
on this point by melting or two of the doubtful
pieces, and comparing them with the broken or old
dollars At present it is permitted to tender dollars
in payment of the patriotic contributions which con
nue to be unremttingly collected in this province
but in future the Treasury will be guided in the re-
ceipt of dollars solely 10y their purity and, without
raising any question as to their form pattern, will
receive those bearing devices Of eagles, horses, flow
plants. at and the same rate as those with
fo~ery milngs. b. these means circulating me-
dunn, available alike for either the upper the low
classes will be provided and not only will those
losses you have hitherto suffered be saved you hut
the increased prosperity which will be observa
be will mark the general benefits accrung from the
measure.
1T ia in pursuance of the orders Of the high au-
thori'es personally delivered to U.S. that We the ma
istrates, now made known this decree: let there
therefore, be dstrust, delay hest taton in Civ
ing effect to'its provisions.
"A special proclamation.
'.icen-fung. 81 year, Sth month, Sth day, 10th O,
September, 1858. ~ -
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NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEpERS.

7 WOULD hereby inform my friends and the pub
i lie generally, that having removed rom I'd 70
C, between 18th and 18th streets, 4th door from 18th
street shall still continue to put cane stats in
Chairs.
y. B.-Fersons having such chairs, by leaving
them at the above place can have seHts put i'm
thcD, by leaving the name and place of idence
ny dropping line t. that effect in the Port Office
directed to the subscriber they will be called and
,eturnrd when finished.
Pointed if desired. merrill KENDALL
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06

u 1t is said that the New York Per-
ham gift" scheme, of which so much
has beer heard, is likely to take new
turn. Not deeming it safe to proceed
with the distribution of the "gifts" by
lottery, in New York, the COMMITTEE
in whose hands are the Jersey farm, the
fast trotting horse, ETC., ETC., have re.
solved to proceed to the District of Co.
lumbia, in order to avoid the consequences
of a violation of the law in New York.
They will probably leave for this city
next week.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06
PRIVATE TUITION
CIVIL AND MILITARY ENGINEERING

Tenth STREET, four doors from McGutr.'s.
Established in 1882.
I FILL, PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS,
- i. continues to prepare gentlemen for I, schers,
West Point, the Armv, Navy, Engineers, they can
b. expediti usly qualified for any scientific pursuit.
Upwards of three hundred have hem pr, pare here
previous to their examination, and certificates Of
their pa Ssing have been received. seyeIal are now
taking l"ssons
Terms-s23 for a course of lessons, payable in al
vance. Tcrms-sl0 per month for Drawing, Con-
structicn, Algebra plain and spheral Trgnnometry,
Surveying, Analytical and Descriptive &c, metry.
Navigation, Longitude 10y Chronometer time. every
description Of Meci aucs, the of all scales and
Mathematical Instruments A -tronNmy. and Philos-
nphy Bookkeeping, by douheentry, SIS per conrse.
Writing. $40 jan 4-3tr
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06

NEGRO HIRING.-The Alexandria Sen.
tinel says:
The high prices for labor and the pro-
ducts of labor, of every description, have
had their natural effect on the prices at
which negroes have hired for the ensuing
year.
At Cats Tavern on Saturday and
Monday men brought 500 to SIPS !:
women $40 to $50.
At Warrenton, we learn that men hired
from 500 to Sl25 women from $40 to
$50.
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Little NEW ROCKS, American a,

A LII TIE NEW BOOKS, American and
n Eng ish Review, Magazines and Cheap Pub
LEGATIONS received and fr sale rs published at
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore.
Hot Corn-Life Scenes in New York, illustrated
The Flush tunes OF Alabama and Mississippi-a
series Of amusing Sketches
Mrs. Partington's Carpet Bag o Fun, with $50 en-
cravings
Putnam's Magazine. Gcdey's Tady's Book, Ora
hrms Magazine, Illustrated Magazine Of Art f r
January
Agent fof all Ct Montsomery's popular illustrated
Publications
Catholic Almansc for 1854
A fine assortment Of Blank Books, Letter, Note.
and Cap Paper, and every thing in the Stationery
line for ga Q ut
sHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Ia. Az. and ~ st. Odeon Building,
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Mosr IMPoRrANT-We have advices from
New York by telegraph, just before going to
press, assuring us that the underwriters Of
that city entertain no fears Of the ultimate
loss of the steamship San Francisco. 1t is
thought that she may drift quite long enough
in her condition as reported, to insure that
she will ultimately be relieved.
A CLERICAL REMOVAL AND APPOINTMENT IN
THE THIRD AUDITORS OFFICE.-Wm. Clare,
a temporary clerk in the Third Auditor 5 office
at 81, 900 per annum has been removed, and
Augustus E. Gillett, of Florida, has been ap-
pointed in his place.
TIE CURRENT OPERATIONS OF TIE TREASURY
DEPARrMESr.-On yesterday, the 9Th of Jan
uary, there were of Treasury Warrants en-,
tered on the books of the Department
Fer the redemption of stocks..... $I,I0O So
For Treasury Department, exclu-
sive of stocks. ................. q, 200 35
For the Customs. ................ 1903 90
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs ........ 10000 90
For the War Department. S,2S6 O6
For re-paying for the War Depart
For the Interior Department. 1886 90
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06

q The land adjoining Upper Marlbo-
ro', Md, belonging to Miss Sarah Forest
and Mrs. Mary Karney, in all about $50
acres, has recently been sold to Mr. Ia
doc Sasscer for 19,80O-at the rate of
SIS per acre.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Wachirntrn Ion &c

Information has been received at this depa tnent,
from the United States consul at Hamburg, Samuel
Bromberg, esq of the death at that place, i'm No.
vember last, of Jacob Wiley, or as he called at
Hamburg, Hans Jacob Webbing, late of Washington
county, Georgia.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06

" The first fresh shad of the season,
from Savannah, were offered in the New
York market last Wednesday. They
were selling at 81 so each.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06
Gentlemen's Clearinghouse Dc.
partment.

"ALL STEPHENS, Pa. avenue, between 9th
w and 10th streets, next TO Iron Hail. have
just received q fine assortment of French Cloths,
Doeskins, Fancy Casemeres, rich Vevcts and Silk
Vestings OF all qualities, which prepared to
make TO order at the shortest notice. in the
perior manner at low prices, Offering great induce
meuts to gentlemen wishing to consult economy and
at the same time obtain the best quality of goods
ian ST
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AChRD OF THANKS.

THE subscriber begs to return bis grateful thanks
L to his friends and the Public for the uupsece-
dentrd patronage bestowed upon him during the no.
days, and respectfully assures them they will
find at his store the varie y, novel add stNls
Of new goods, which has gained for il such celebrity.
promising always to prefer such Inducements as WIN
insure q continuation Of their patronage.
J. Z. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, bltwetn 9th and 10th sis.
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COPARTNERsHIp.

I HAVE associated with NE u. b. WARD, for the
L purpose of carrying on the Lumber business un-
der the name of J. b. WARD Bro / would request
oil persons indebted to ME 10 call and Go accounts
at the earliest convenience. j. ID. WARD.
J. B. WARD, ULYSSES b. WARD
" shall constantly keep on hand a large aud we l
w selected assortment OF building lumber of every
quality. Also, hard Wood, Albany Ash, Walnut
and Poplar. We will sell on good terms IS the
same can be obtained elsewhere in the District
j. b. WARD BRO
Yard, corner of 18th and Canal streets
ian st lint and SpptineD
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06

q Mayor Westervelt, of New York,
IN his message to the new City Council,
says that the annual expenses of the city
now exceed those of the government of
the four largest States in the Union. The
Mayor thinks it high time to retrench
and reform. The permanent debt of the
cityis Sc, 1913 ,7O8; funded debt, $3.50 900.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06
SPECIAL, NOTICE.

4 MOTHER supply of those he.vy silk under Gar
~ merits, wool aad cotton ditto.
silk, Wool. Velvet. and Gotten Robes de Chambra
Heavy shawls, and other nods suited to the reason
at bIRGES,
Jan eff Wilepi,s Uotel
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06

" The Parker Vein Company have,
it is stated, sold their steamships, which
are now owned by distinctly organised
company. They will continue to run be-
tween Baltimore and New York, with
several new vessels added to the line.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06

q The Rosa De Vries Waltz" by
Hans Krummacher: published by Geo.
Willig, Baltimore, and Hilbus & Hitz, of
this city. This beautiful waltz, although
just published, meets with an unprecc-
dented sale at the North. 1t was COM
posed by gentleman of this city, and is
acknowledged by judges to be the best
waltz of the day. Those who desire a
copy should call early, before the original
edition is disposed of.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06
FIRE !! FIRE =!

'lhE Woon-A new yard just opened on the
- corner of l4th and streets at the Canal
biidge. Persons wishing to exchange cash for Y ood
~no,esAle OF retail, will lind very superior quality
On tne very best cash terms. Please call and e1an
Inc before purchasing elsewhere.
jan S-eoZw D. " HEATH,
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q The wealth of the city of Phila-
delphia, according to the assessors list,
for 1858, is Sl55, l65,S5O,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06

OLE Bulls CONCERT comes off to- night.
By the programme it will be seen that
several gems will be performed. SrRA-
KoSCH. the prince of pianoists, and the
wonderful little ADELINE PATTI, Will as
sist the talented Norwegian.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06

DURE MILk-Families and others wishing
L to be supplied with pure country Milk, from
r. r Blairs Silver Spring Farm, at cents quart,
can be served by leaving their orders with
SHEKELL & BAILEY,
successors to J. B. Kibbey 4 Co,
No. S, opp. Centre Market.
n. Bit will be delivered wherever ordered dali
ly In the morning. in any quantities desired, smsll
or large. ian 3-dlw
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06
THE RED BOOK-Rov,I ,.,.na.r

TIE RED BOOk-Royal Calender and
i Register for England, Scotland Ireland and
the Colonies for the yer 1854; containing Lii t. Of
the Army, Navy, House of Parlia ent, Ahass .dors
Church, Judiciary, Peersge, Baronetage and nearly
every Once and Post OF the British Govel nmeut and
Colonies. This day received, from ondon Gire. {,
by FRANCk TAYLOR.
ian 6-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06

o. The private market-house recently
established in Philadelphia by John Rice,
Esq, is proving profitable speculation.
Several more of the same sort will soon
be established.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,

\ ROTllWELL, at bis office, in Odd Fellows
IA. Hall, It'll street has for sale Build LOIS,
In various locations many of them very elisb ard
desirable. Also, several dwelling HOUSES.
He will also find purchasers for city prov erty i'm
proved or unimproved
Persons desirous either of purchasing Ct SELF q
Houses or Los will find it to their advantage to
make application to him ian 6-FkTu ms
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06

SuAkERS SWlFTS, ,or winding yarn,
~ Cptton, &c, useful present for a lady. and Tor
sale ct LAMNOND'S Eth st
inn
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-06

RARRf's TRICOPHEkOUs, Ly o-.s's
row, Pon'ade, Luhn's Extracts, Cologne. Bsy Run,
Transparent Toilet Soap, in bars, &C. for sic low,
a' LAMM0ND'S, 18th 81.