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THE NEWS FROM NICARAGUA BY THE sTEAME
EMPIRE CITY.

The New York papers of this morning contain full par
tcuars of the alleged successful operations Of COL Lock
ridge the San Juan river The special correspondent
the New York Times at San Juan writes under date Of
February "a as follows;
Since wrote you before the movements in Central
America have been very interesting and unimportant
In their probable effect upon the spirits of the
husiastc friends of General Walker By the last
cent you account of General Walkers position of his
retiring from before Obrse and San Jorge and Of his dec
laaon just before be returned TO Rivas from San Juan
del Sur with his California recruits that he would attack
San Jorge again in few days. Since then there is moth
ing known here o1hs movements There is rumor-and
it is bat rumortha after he returned his
nicaton with San Juan del Sur had been cut eff by the
allies can give you reliable information Of him since
his return Rivas 1t is the del Nore side that the
news is important
That portion OF General Walkers army that is under the
command Of Colonel Lockridge bad you know, sue
ceded in taking Codys Point the San Juan del Norte
the 9th Of February On the night of that day Colonel
Anderson with force Of 100 men, succeeded in crossing
the river and occupying Avsrados place which is almost
directly opposite Cody's Point and, like IT, commands
Fort Serapiqu Hips Point The force under Colonel
Titus remained Codyis Point and got their guns
into position. During the forenoon they commenced q
brisk and effective FIRE upon Serapiqui from the Re-
serve under Gen. Wheat and from both sdes Of the river
Serapiqu at this time commanded by Mr.. Spencer,
(who took the boats from Gen Walker) Lieut. Col Max.
Bsnco and Col Bsrraelli and after several hours fight
ing they TO the conclusion that the commanding
position Of General Walkers both sides of the
river rendered il at least mpTudent to where they
were So they evacuated Serapiqu and proceeded
wards the isle of Provdencea little island in the San
Juan opposite the mouth Of the San Carlos river and
sixteen miles above the fort they left When this
had been decided upon the steamer Ruthbetter known
understand the J. ~ Scottwss ordered to be burned
She bad been used the Seapqui river TO carry provs
IONS and the orders to burn her attack
should have commenced on the fort She up the
San Juan and fire. The steamer Morgan down
to what going on, and as the evacuation
commenced up Castillo report Soon after
the enemy had left Colonel Anderson passed with
his men and occupied. He found thirteen killed and
several wounded. Colonel Anderson lost three men,
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TIE wEsrERS RvERs-The St Louis Republican Of last
Tuesday says:
The river at this point continues falling slowly, and
was yesterday full Of floating ice The last arrival fro
the Illinois reports the river closed with ice at Peoria and
gorged Kingston. Some of the boats in the river
are icebound and those In port and bound for the i-
nois will now lie quiet until warmer weather. Naviga-
ton in the Illinois is suspended for the present Several
of the Keokuk packets in port but of them left
yesterday the company considering it advisable TO keep
their boats home until they will be able make their
trips without the danger tearing themselves pieces
Navigation the Upper Mississippi may be considered
suspended There two arrivals from the Missouri
Yesterday They report the river very low and still fall
ing the weather exceedingly cold Several of the boats
upward bound have had to store their freight enable
them get the bsrs The snow which fell Sun
day night reached depth Of three inches Seghs we're
out yesterday morning"
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Rmnored Trouble in Nebraska.

New YoRK, March IA letter in the Evening Post from
Omaha Nebraska Territory, says that of vigil
lance has been formed for the protection of quaer
eighty against the Jumpersthat the filed with
armed citizens, and adjacent had
offering assistance Several Jumpers had already been tried
and forced to withdraw their claims.
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OPTICAL.

JOINS BueaasH, rrsiSsnf Of s Uisd STATES Of amriea, 20
all suAoH 10 moy
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that H. Hans
mann has been appointed OF Prussia San Francisco
hereby SUCH hm free
enjoy such functions powers aud privileges allowed
eonsuls Of the favored nations United States.
In testimony whereof have
PATENT and the seal oftha United
Given under haAd, city Washington the
lL day OF March, A. D. 1857 Of The OF The
United States Of America the elst
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By The PTesdrnt;
LEwn CAss, Secretary Of State.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LO1TE
RES OF MARYLAND.

following Maryland
dated Loe r benefit susqushanna Canal &c. g.
drawn March IT. 1857
40 81 SO 65 n 80 "a 10 SO As rs
The loon. are the Maryland ConsoIi-
Of Carroll County,
March II, 1855
81 SO 10 AZ % ~ Is "a 81
following numbers Of the Patnpseo Institute
Lottery, 80, drawn March l2, 1857
2e 20 I SO Al 40 10 7s sc
The following numbers Of PaiaRsco
Loixfy, class oU, drawn March 10, 1857;
IL 80 20 SIS 40 20 sS Al 46 ls 81 .
.t.MaEraa ~ r. FRANCE Co., Managers.
d. VI. McPHAIL, Commissioner. ~
Mar ll-lt rs.. .-
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DIED,

This morning, O'Clock MARY A. NALLEY, ree OF
RoHsRp Malay and daughter Of CHsnLrs and ELrA
KsKEAs leaving three small children to mourn Their epsa
bic loss.
funeral win take place from her late residence Monday
morning 18th Instant which friends
family are Invited attend wilh.nt further notice
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From Havana.

CHARLEsTos, March l3The steamer Isabel has arrived
from Hsvana and Key West with dates to the 10TH The
general unimportant. Sugars firm and anima
ted with large transactions but quotations. generally
unchanged. Coffee was dull, with declining tendency
Corn active Freighs firm and exchange is varia-
ble
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HIeH-PRIcKD ToBAooo.The highest price which tobacco
brought in the Nashville Tenn market for twenty
one ears was paid for three hogsbeads Saturday
The three brought respectively, SIS 80 SIS 80, end
SIS IS per hundred.
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wospsRFuL TuNoR.-The Sciota Gazette (Chillicothe,
Ohio) that physician OF that town removed an
ovarian tumor weighing 1876 pounds from the person Of
Mrs Judge Reeves Choroform administered and the
lady was recovering.
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HIsroRIoAL--The original Wampum belt presented by
the Indian chiefs William Penn has been presented 70
the Pennsylvania Historical Society by Mr.. Granville
Penn.
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ONO LEeIsLAruRE.-The Ohio legislature adjourned on
the 9th inst without passing the appropriation
biIsthe democrats and republicans being pretty equally
divided and quarrelling over every little matter
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THE SERVICE OF THE UNITED sfATEs-Rsgsier
civil military and in the service
Of The United together with all The salaries and emoumenis
derived from once IN the gin OF the President Price % 50
Mailed free o receipt Of o.
Consular System, manual for consuls aud
and masters In heir consular
scons. comprising the Instructions Of the Department o. state
emolnmens duties, privileges and liabilities.
Price 81 hafbound %. Mailed free
ceipt of3 In addition 10 the price Of the book
Published by TAYLOR MAURY,
March ~ Bookstore near 9th
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EsLIE's Great Inauguration Psper-The second rum
Ia containing magnificent
The Inauguration Is now published and for SHILLING
TOMS newspaper. stationery establishment
large engraving Of the inaugural Ball.
President
The nuEpers
bitory Of the event Price oaIy Gems per number.
lI-3If
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A The '''''O' go
FARMERS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY,
For the rrompt pigment
tined by the street, IA 18th stets
day morning. 18Th, enabled, by the kina
Gcers business Their
nppobaon and toe company well deserves public
age. #. Esa, .x,.. z..-u,
March l4-3i tH4-ue ge ELLEN o'KEEFE.3
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IUAsTEDA servant cook, wash, Apply
w nj No. Ql5 sroct Mar lt--dlwf
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Co Unitarian Churcn.rbs Heyer will preach M
usual In Temperance Hail.
rorn II O'Clock sutjectod angry with the
wicked every dsy.n rs vii. II.
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By The Presidrnt;
LEws CAss, Secretary Of State.
TnsISURr DsrAnrxExr,

TRsAsURr DErARrMRKr,
Mach IL, 1851
Notice hereby given holders Of stock Of Of
ted sa a this department viii purchase the until the LIST
of June next Unless the Of 81 900 shall be previously
obsined and will pay adAoa from the
das Of the annual dividend hersun together
with days additional interest for the
the following OF premium n said siocksi
For the stock of lsts, premium OF 10 PER cent.
For the stock OF 1877 is45 premium per and
socs is5e commonly called Indemnity Stock
premium Of per cent
transmitted department. under this no
ce assigned United States rary duly
receive the proceeds.
Payment for stocks assigned will
by drrs ihs Assistant Treaurers Boston, York
de pills. the option VI entitled
should be expressed the panyng
Gates. HOWELL COBB,
Mar 10 -dtistJuneif secrethry OF Treasury.
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BY TELE CIR PHI.
The Storm IN Phi1adelnhin.

The Storm IN Philadelphia
PaILApELPHIA, March About six inches of snow fell
last night. The weather ia now clearing.
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John III. Buthmann,

Importer and Dealer in Wines, Brandies, &C.,
Pennsylvania avenue, south side between AZ and 9th Streets
HAS in choice of champagne qua
III and pints, OF the desirable brands.
Also sparkling ST. Peray white and pink Madeira Sherry, Pori
Tenere, Sicily Rhine wines Moselle French wines
white; Cognac schsdam GIN Jamaica rum, Scotch whskey
American whskey Curscaa ane,e and Of his preparation
wild cherry brandy blackberry uice stomach birers
Also genuine absinhe Kirschwasser and Havana
Dec iI-3ufw4m
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LEsLrEs ILLUSTRATED rArER-Shillington has received
another number of this paper ccnainng illustrations of
the Inauguration Of President Buchanan. The representa-
ton of the bathroom is especially we'll executed.
Gov MEbAR--This veteran democratic editor who has
just been appointed Of tie Territory of Minnesota
IL at the Nations Hotel in this city and has recovered
from his recent indspostion We learn that be will leave
for Ohio few days and proceed to Minnesota when the
navigation Of the Mississippi is open. His appointment
gives great satisfaction to the Minnesotans here
Hon N. Clifford of Maine has arrived in this city, and
taken rooms at Willards Hotel.
JEWISH cEREAoSIEs-Dr J. J. Abraham will lecture on
Monday evening at u O'clock in the assembly adj
joining Star buildings Subject: The Hebrew ceremonies
the prest day the docrnal and traditional points Of
connection between Judaism aud Christianity with few
observations why Jew should embrace the Christian
faithr
The DIsrRrcr voLUsrEEss--We understand that some
dissatisfaction prevails among the volunteer companies in
the District their fegimental organization meet.
ing has been called to consider the proprieiy of dsband
ing the regiment (which is neither uniformed drilled
such and letting the companies retain their independent
organizations.
The NARKETsWe find in the Star the following report
of prices this morning the Centre Market The
fcountry people not large owing to the nce-
ency of the weather during the night previous:
Beef fresh Is per pound salt do 10 cents NUT
ton Is cents pork IA cents veal Is cents potatoes per
peck so cents urnps IL cents cabbage Ct cents each
parsnps 37s cents peck apples 62 cents peaches So
green apples so IS cents turkeys ST ST. chickens rs
37 each robins so per dozen ducks 3 cents
rs cents VI eggs is cents per dozen butter rs
81 cents per pound hams l6 cens shoulders l2t cents
middDg IA cents per pound; perch, per bunch, rs q
s73 cents There no shad or rock
DEPARTURE sKsAroRsQuite number of senators left
for their homes this afternoon and others making
rangements leave early next week. The eave-takngs
in the Senate chamber after the close of the session.
generally very cordial and entirely Invested of the po
cal i'll feeling which prevails in other legislative
bodies.
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py-Church OF the Ascension, (Prstestant
on street, between 9th and 18th Rev Henry Stanley
Services sunday D. m. For news or
sppy 10 the sexton.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Reraoral of District Land OceThe President of the
United States has approved the recommendation of the
Commissioner of the General Land Office for the removal
of the land Office at Sau Ste Marie Michigan from that
place Marquette in the State The latter location
near the Of the land district whilst the former
was the extreme eastern boundary thereof
The Sagar-eane Erpsdition-We were informed on ap-
pcaton at the agricultural division Of the Patent Office
that Mr. Townend Glover, who sent out by the Com
missioner Of Patents months ago South America
procure cuttings of sugarcane for distribution among the
planters of The southern States has been lying i'll at Cou
bus Ohio Of fever, but not seriously. Mr.. Glover
pectcd STRIVE in this city in fw days when
and reliable information in relation to the result of this
expedition wilt be made known
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
appointment Of Superintendent Of ConstructionTht
Secretary Of the Treasury has appointed Daniel f. Lind
say esq of Mddlebury Vermont superintendent Of
sruction for the courthouse and post Office be
ted at Windsor, Vermont
be superintendent of construction Of the government
building to be erected at Galena, Illinois.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Neg Post Otfces-Tbe following post Offices have
been established which the following gentlemen have
been appointed postmasters:
Sandusky Addison county, Vermont; Warren Brown
postmaster.
Ridotte, Stephenson county, Illinois; Thomas Hunt
postmaster.
Clay ton Pendieton county, Kentucky Richard Wheeler
postmaster.
Rio Seco Butte county, California A. b. Forkner, post
master.
Saint Johns Dakota county, Nebraska Territory Johr
Hays, postmaster.
Niobrara, Dahkota county, Nebraska Territory; B. G
Shelby, postmaster.
Keysve Tulare county, California; James Blackburn
postmaster.
Djsooptnufd The following post Office, have been dis
continued:
Mount Hickory, Chatooga county, Georgia.
Point Jefferson Warehouse parish Louisiana
Salt Stream, Brazoria county, Texas.
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BY ). G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer


cUPERIoR FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
y ia caniss harness horse, Sc al public auction
Tged" morning Match ~ g. ~ eSss q the residence Of
his and household effects computing
suite rosewood parlor furniture, finished with rre
Eierant Frspch-piae man.eI mirror
Handsoma brocaleile and lace curtains and fixtures
superior volae and Turkish chairs finished in rich broca
Handsome rosewood sof centre fancy
ants time pieces, eandeabgas, snd
| nsments
tpesify end brussels pao nine roem' cbamoer,
BONE hat tree carved hall table, oil cloth
Mahogany ex'enson dining table
sijeboird mahogany dining chairs 81.
| I,oung, d,7ans and fooslools
Gill chanseli 7. and fixtures throughout house
| God-band and decorated tea aHd Else service,
| china dinner
/ plated table cutlery
Cu,gas gcbe tuGblers champagnes, rrss I'M
| Mahogany French, and Elzabetbinn beds,esds
Wa .dsobes mab:e-top dressing bureaus
hds, French, chiRa and granite toilet
Large and elegant psyche gas
| marble top ensmeied tage set
Walnut wardrobe, DIRE ssng bureaus b.
| Cottage hedzIoads, bureaus, ashstands
| Superior feather beds, bolsists and pillows
| CuTied hair end hu h mattresses
| BeaspIeads, snkets, coB,H g, SC
Window eartaDs, shades, rugs, hfe irons ...
Large and superior mahogany bookcase
| j. wnringdrss, fhce chairs .
Ca8e-s-at chairs chiId's crib, sc.
with general assortment OF household and kitchen
| furniture.
Al o'clock premises family carriage
/ built o Gould, Albany, New York
Aigh,op buggy wagon, of superior make and finish
One set # buggy harness
superior horse excellent traveller single
harness, and perfectly Kind and gen lie.
that credit of 81 &C
/ JAS. G. MCGUIRE
/ Mar I'D AuctiGneer.
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UsrrEp STATrs NAVAL Cousr or IEaUiRr-
INaxhiunfnu- ERhruaYY III. ld5

UNITED STATES NAVAL CousT or lEeUsRr
Washington, February Is, 1851
THE udee advocate gives notice. OF parties
LIST section of the act OF Janu-
49, respectively advised BY the department
shall been referred 10 The court and that
presenting should
they desire 10 have
specifying which of the respective heads OF nness for
mentioned in the their testimony 10 be
applied and suggesting the delay, which
be required; and in respect OF what witnesses-
Feb Sst-1 j. NJ. CARLISLE, Judge Advocate.
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cPRING GOODs.-E. OWEN SON, military and naval
u merchant aor gig Pennsylvania make known
their they opened their second
invoice spring goods selection Of cloths
reres vestng will pleased have them call and
anime Mar6-dlw
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AOTICE Road Contvaetors-It being Of
Of directors Of The Washington and Rockville Turn
nike Company
nus al the requested ap
ply undersigned the ubiect before April
JOHN Y BkkNT,
No. 30 Louisiana avenue
J. c. LEWIS,
Feb 24-3taxu 4ss Seventh street.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON rEMALE COLLEGE, NEAR
BALTIMORE.

THE SUMMER SESSION of this sourhing Institution, located
Mount Washington, miles the Northern Central
railroad and chartered by the Maryland legislature will
the Wednesday May 1857 with full faculty experienced
consisting OF five gentlemen and ladies' Ths
college all that could well be desired for The purposes Of nhed
education No pains expense have
what ought to be in all respects The locality Is highly sau
bous and and has been selected as one Of most
desirable The shady and beautiful grounds afford
ample scope pleasant walks and heathfa recreation The
building large imposing brick edfce, (erectcd
fcass female eoese thoroughly ventilated, lighted with
furnished supplied and has
The establishment
conpiet. costing During this year
ofts operation, II numbers 81 boarders
Catalogues further information be Obtained at the Union
H,irer and Hon. J. VsDsan Bslumore
George uIey Principal, Mount Washington,
Maryland
ELIAS BEtNER,
March lf-sat&wed6w President OF the Board
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III 18th.
kassas Dr. kane Life Assurance The Penent Sinners Hon
Whom Honor Hudsons Company France, by the
Emp The Hospitals Nicaragua
Chat; Man Aboat Town Things In Italy Men snd
THINGS in London Eighteenth Day; The Anti Ga
rote Assurance Company, and much other matter.
FRANCK TAYLOR,
March IA For the publishers.
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Banking House OF Chubb Brothers,
Washington, January 1, 1857.
TOHN ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES this day admit
partners Banking House Of Chphb Brothers The
will composed Of Charles st Chubb, John
D. Barrow, and Henry Holiness The House In Davenport Iowa.
composed Il Charles 81 Chube VIM IL Donsa ana
Ian l~dif CHUBB BROTHERS.
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NJ E.-Jus receiv, large invoice of quaii
w skirt wbaobonr, boiled In oil. +"
For sale low by sA JOHN RICHEY,
Mar l3-3l 1y2 7ih street.
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MATCH Repairing and Epgravfrg.-wafcbes, chro
repaired
bv rtifu and warranted perform accurately.
Engraving done In the sc incnding
hs cujnv Of arms cres,x, notices
visiting wedding cards elegantly gsved and
NJ W. GAIT BR't,
Jewellers 224 Pennsylvania avenue,
Ian so-4 Between 9h and lob streets,
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Tor RENT--That commodous and convenient brown
'front.' house, situated the moth side of Il, between 9Th
has kept
Hon. Robert McCeand Secretary Of the INTERIOR being
completion. Possession will within
a few March
800 II,
streets, the works at the Patent Office.
Feb 27-u THOMAS BERRY.
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EOR RENTA and elegantly furnished house, now now. In
excellent kitchen, with hot and cold
wats nd gas throughout The entire houte
adjoining large par'or ana chsmoer
ard furnished with hot and cold water recent
Nv nv Mr. French minister.
For further particulars inquire the premises No. i5s Twenty
second street, Pennsylvania avenue
7-dlmf.t
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LEsLIEs ILLUSTRATED PApER-Shillington has received
another number of this paper containing illustrations
the inauguration Of President Buchanan. The representa-
ton of the ballroom is especially we'll executed.
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PhtIadeIphfa. Niagara, Great Western Lane
PASSENGERS Philadelphia
ing Company broad and Vine suesn daily IN,
m.
Fare TO Chicago .....sS
s......
o-...- t
Rochester. oo
Csnanoaeuass.- ~
j. ...... 500.
Reading Railroad Depot
aud intermediary
which despatch
John TUCKER. President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Comprry'
FebIs-du