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HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COM.
pANY OF NEW YORK

Fl. G. sPALDING. Of Warrington, Agent.
THE Howard Life Insurance Company, possess
ing an ample capital, and every facility for ca
tending its operations upon the most secure basis
makes every in>ursuce against Life Risks upon the
most favorable terms.
Parties insuring upon the mutual plan enti
tied TO proportionate share of the profits or upon
the joint stock plan by which they pay q lower rate
of premium, but do not share profits.
Policies granted either for life, or for limited
period.
The Howard commends itself to persons in all
stations, but especially to every head of family
Military or Naval Officers Off or on duty may be
insured in time Of peace.
Persons insured in this Company have the privi-
ege Of crossing the Atlantic, TO ports in Europe at
all seasons Of the year without extra premium
Special permits for California, Australia, or the
Sandwich Islands, at reduced rate of premium.
ONCE No. 33s North street, one door east of
Tenth mar g. colin
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CARD TO FAMILIES.
n Brown, Loaf, and Pulverized Sugars from 6s
TO 10 cents.
Rio, Laguyrs, Maracaib, and Java Coffee lax TO
l6 cents
Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder aad Black Tees
SIX TO 81.
And all other articles usually kept in family sro-
Gerry, at corresponding low rates
A. N. MOUNTZ,
Masonic Hall, corner 10th and sts.
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I UST RECEIVED, per brig Ann Elizabeth. a
ID prime lot of Blue and White Mercer POTA-
TOES.
100 barrels prime Baldwin Apples
All will be told low to close CONSIGNMENT nv
M. ELORIDGE,
mar 2-lw Union Wharf, Alexandria.
DOrATOES AT AUCTION-2OO baskets sumo
Il rior German Potatoes will be offered for sale on
TUESDAY, March 9th, at IL O'Clock, in front Of
the steamer George Page, Alexandra. Va.
mar -3t
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NOTICE-A THROUGHOUT ODED
~ trood Mare, Of very hne form, dark n
Fr.et iO' s ;os a. n. Livery Stable Of
mar 81 mo. r. S(J16S5N.
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SIGNOR SEVERE STRINI

SlGNOh SEFEkO STRINI
LAS the pleasure of announcing 10 the citizens
Ill of Washington that he can take one more mn.
pl on the Vocal Instruction for the spring season
Terms $40 per quarter, twenty-four les ons. Two
lessons per week. Apply at Mr.. DAVIS,S Music
Store. timely mar -,
EsLIE'S La DIES GA ZETTE OF
IL Fashion for March, containing all the Iates,
Paris, London and New York spring fashions an
SHILLiNGTON'S BOOKSTORE
Harper's Magazine for March
Blackwood's do, for February
Household Words for March
Graham's Magazine for March
Godey's Lady's Book do
North and South, by the author Of Mary Barron
My Novel, or Varieties OF English Life, by Bull
wer, new edition .'
The Prairie Bird, new edition
Chambers Journal for March
The Heiress Of Bellefont by Emerson Benneu
Everything Ia the Stationery line
All the new books published received immeS;.,..
ly afterwards and for sale AZ
sHILLINGTON's Bookstore.
odeon Building, corner ~ ct. and Pa, ave.
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~@NOTICE.-TIiE MARKET ST. PRES.
49, byterian Chapel, Georgetown, will be
opened to morrow (Sabbath) morning, at O'Clock,
with Sabbath School, and preaching at ii o'cl'k,
by Rev. DR. Stanton.
The public ara respectfully Invited to attend.
mar 3-lts
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SroRAGE.-Storage will be taken in
the fine large dry basement, corner of
Eleventh street and the Avenue, "Star
Buildings" The central location and
easy access to this store-room makes it
the most desirable place of the kind in
Washington. Terms low. Apply at the
Star office.
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Al n ATTENTION UIGiIL ANDERS The regu
"a - lar monthly meeting of the COrps will he held
mi It on MONDAY EVENING, March 5th, at Z
w W O'Clock.
\ full attendance is expected as business of IN,
utmost importance will he laid before the company.
BY order of the Captain:
mar 3-2t VIM. J. FORSYTH, Sec,
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THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED To-
E~a MORROW Sunday EVENING to a free
Lectu e, by Or. BARTLETT, on subjects taken from
Ihe Sacred Scriptures appropriate to the pre$"m
times. at Temperance Hall street, bet.een 9 d
and 10Th, at rs O'clock. mar 3-lt
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F4SiHE MIsHbEnS OF UIsUnUb " hoH
NA ington Tent, No. 2, Junior Order of Rech.
bites will give an entertainment in the basement
of the Sixth Presbyterian Church, corner of Mary
land avenue and Sixth street, Island, Oh WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, March 7th, on which occasion
they will present an original moral Tempe ance
Drama, written expressly for them. entitled, IONA
DAB, SON OF RECHAB; or Washington City IN
1855. Tickets % cents-Chdren under ten years
half price. THE COMMITTEE.
mar 3-t
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REGULAR MONTHLY MEET.
~ ing OF the Columbis Typographical Soci--
ty will be held this Saturday, evening. at o'c-
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~@NOTiCE-THE WESTERN HOSE No
49, 1.-The members of the Csmpsnv are
hereby requested to nret at the Library Room To
MORROW, Sunday at O'Clock, p. m, to att nd
the funeral OF their late member, Edward Long.
By order of the committees
+. N. HOFFMAN,
e. II. HANDLEY,
mar 3-lt- J. I. MAY.
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The Ne1o Post Office and u. S. Court Build
,ng-Ihe Locatton-Faroritisn, for til.
Nsrchants Erehan.e-Brantz Noysr-
TIE Weather-The Harbo, - Anztetv-
Bastness-Money Affairs.
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-.
The Officers Of the four Kew Regiments
Mr.. Shields reported to the Senate this morn.
ing from the Conference Committee on the
Army appropriation bill, provision giving
the President power to app int all the officers
OF the four new regiments of regulars under
the grade Of field officers during tho coming
recess
Virginia Scrip Bill.-Many thousands, We
learn on good authority, are interested in this
bill, and, of course, its failure will be heavily
felt. We trust that time may yet be found to
pass 1t through tho Senate.
Alexandria On motion Of Senator Seward
the Senate, this morning, put into the civil
and diplomatic appropriation bill clause ap
for new custom houses at various
points, among them being Alsxa ndria, Va.
An Extra Session.-We saw strorg signs
this morning Of q determination to defeat the
civil and diplomatic appropriation bill, in or.
der to get an extra session. At 2 p. ID. il
seemed likely to succeed.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
yesterday, the ID Of March,
here were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
he books Of the Department
n
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartmeut.-On yesterday, the ID Of March,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
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Pam nrlFHas, NAY ~ william, Manghnn aged 70 ysars.
cone a the oldest pressmaH IN this CITY, insAnfy ksd
this norrtng praupg ssts4hent ~ Nessrs tsrey
MrCAa Na- a. Pear Ktrcet Hrs BODY raaght Ia fg
achinsrT az 81 the steam pressss AID swar Hanxed
uAusing instant dsarh He bad hesn empuJ~d sstas
shprut for thAn % yenrs. and wiasy
bly, Enawn amang the era sober honest fbdussri-
uuTr
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tHasa States Ssana ffgase San Jaea's.-Ths Unitsa
se5 guts san dsciatp beHrRg the broad peunaut
Soumoaors NesHey, arrived at Havana the 21th u
ARA hFFlng made the from the Break SIX davs
S1n The fr trss DAYS q Der passage Ehe
@ hshr weather. with bead wind an1 sea- which carried
&Nty part " her head works The performances 81 the
% aaeno II this rank Der n the fastest PRO-
psa i The world. With Head and wind ste aver
~ sEnt knots hour. II smooth she made ten and
eeT1 Engti hpur The distance from PhaaaeFhin 10
6f7aa ty the er4insrF lApa miles, bat this distance
~ 1nsadrAhy increased by t4e san 9Aeinta taking the
eplr eUIsde of the Gzf and thence trsuFh the
a1s u o. WH" Her 81 days HErHna Is there
as sgatrHlen twslvs days passage rgH yss Tak 70
Lrug1-L
y iot poTt u Harana. The 2sfh ntD Tnited STATES
aurEaf san racint0 and PrinaesBn tres EuElish one
i'enHa4 and thrsa Spanish nsn-ci-wa-
as'na Aq1ss sloqtegsrav Leranf The rni1ed States
va LerEnt, belonging the Mediterranean squad
~ arrived u Norfolk. but, uwiHg 70 the nuuber q goF-
sl reHael Rrpaay tbnrs she erdersd to View York
=" ai0R nc list Il her pfccrx Conmandsr-C Charles
y arnsr bertenaats Robert r. FinkBsy, Jaf II Strong
,l DseHtur, william r. spiperi surEean-Lswis VI.
aH purssr-dehu " Steele !, MASTER y isrr 9. Tenn
= paassd assistant surgeon Randolph Z. Mason passed
'ali ineDF UruCe y. Crsbh, ABarew W John@ar gun
'a'-sabh Nsbsert rarpeuasr.-1ohn w. sttns0n-
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- Asrl-1lAFET CaEFrs71uS y CExCKNATL--TEis CON
aA shea has h1 in session IN Cinciunssi for sunDs
UAA adjourned Friday srerInE- The Gazette doubts
'iagv Whether the AHti-savrry has beer aided
Y xaa' va 501s Hbd said and sadR; The confirmed a.
49, . nas Speakers upon DE aufhsnrcity q TIE Scrip
49, - Divinity q Christ the prBcirity thsg hare
y running mo ertFsmsa and ndranfihg ssurs and IN
ar1ahis treasures far attaining great epas sboe pg,
~ " IhrsAn sentiment u The pcopls baa render ladi-
aoah ne whole AHnirs
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BY TgLEG pu.

0sessag n Sarsgatsaa ~ Lake champlafB
Tn0Y. Mar The steamers America and CHnadA hare
commenced regular trTs the Ake and with the
Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroad. The steamer Francis
sslters making regular trips between Darlington and
PlHttburg connecting with the Plnttsburg and Montreal
railroad The lake free um zee, and navigation fairly
commanced
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PA1LAprlrHiA, Mar L. Tbs UHited staaes Medical Con
opened here this morning m Mnfsesl Fund aaH,
there bang large number 81 delegates present from al
tians Il Unnn DR. Charles A. Pope, 81 It, Luis
for the honor The delegates viii b. ociaE received
undergraduates bah By hsygr Conrad to-Barrgw m0ruing
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Notice to Travellers between Washington and
Baltimore

Notice to Travellers betweea Washington and
Baltimore
go 80 - a.
Afr. m a4,- rAy pa--epser traa a.,
q ha@egs .ns ts lp ". \ i ? me s N ~s
ihsarr, Sasy from aligaH VIII - taa "asln ~ a.
r. i srass from ass, ~ saaeras ahps
exsas tsnn laFAHg h~i'na'r " ~ . M. E@ Nsse
s-tt master TraBsEuftalas D. a O. n r.
II a..s-is,s "a. Y w r. May.
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Hpt fs.iHr specially aas s,aes Eeea, -
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80 pHey sas- sseasa aSrausss- mas
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LOCAL NE w $.

SorrEEES RAILROAD coSvEsTl0S-The southern railroad
convention in this city Monday afternoon last and
after brief adjourned 10 meet again the 22d Of
this month Committees appointed to request the Post
master esuzr pares ss~ra4y asasarT
the annual compensation and prepare time schedule be-
tween this city New Grleans Sixteen railroad
panes represented The following the names OF
the delegates in attendance:
r. r. CuvIer j. r. King, John Caldwell j. Xii Grigg l..
4 j. Fleming DIR. wn Collins, NJ n Falls Thomas sharp,
eatt 81 d Fontain Fl III Gi J. T. MeI1anial j. s Bar
bouT David Griffin L. o. Branch and CAPTAIN Fandergri-
CHAxsE or Bgua-The evening line from Baltimore far
Philadelphia win leave hereafter at o'clock in the place
Of eight o'clock, formerly.
Hereafter Sundays there will be emily one railroad train
from this city Baltimore, leaving half four O'Clock
d. M and only one from Baltimore leaving fifteen min
Mites past foEr in the morning
| somrrHrse xrw-ons would suppose that our friend
and the pubes friend Chas Gauer, would have rested
ised with the which be has fairly won, and worth
ir worm epicrean world and THE world Of bon bona
Bur has only investigating mind but pro-
ressve spirit for believing the great maxim Of tbs great
Gepesee diver that sone things be dome Is wen as
ohes be just presented to the public article which
promises a aupsrsede the whole family Of drinks
Hs calls it sparkling sugar which IN twinklng be
dissolved into COOL sweet, delicious, foAning hnid The
world Of Washington doubt win promptly Investigate it,
merits.
Tar r,nsr or MAr-TAE pAHApEs TEErEApAT.-y ester
aay was close and cloudy instead Of hsg rosy and bush
a. Nav day shoud hare bsen; s the clouds performed
very friendly Office Cor soldiers and renen, who
cut IN fun force They looked better presented
more ssrviceAbe and effective appearance, and deerredy
attracted attention from admiring crowds.
THE aAH1rr BAxD--Permiasion having been obtained
from the Nary Department, the Marine Band will play fer
the first time this the Capitol grounds this after
NON on Saturday afternoon they VIII play in the Press
dents grounds and during the seRsonpsyng each
a named for two hours commencing hour
before BnnBet.
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- - Hapns lsbaafsng 4Fa,r

Nrw HAvES MAy l.-Rirhard Wight who shot On
SATURDAY. night br Willard Clark, living 6carr
this evening II thought that be may poasiby
yfrs re recognised bis father from Newark View Jersey
to-dKr
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