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Register Of WilI
IMPORTANT To PoSTMAsTERs AND
i OTHERH,

PosT OTTI(L DEFARTMEET
Appointment Once, Jan T. 1858,
Many Postmasters persist in sending through the
malls packages OF clothing, boots, etc, charging
fhereon only one cent an ounce fer postage,
This Is pAlpAble violation OF the law and regu.
lations, with which every Postmaster should he
familiar The packages are held for the legal post.
age at the distributing Offices or ONCE Of delivery
accumulating to such an extent as TO be greatly
annoying TO these Offices, and In large majority
OF cases never reach the parties Addressed thus
causing loss to theParticS sending The law and
the regulations clearly define what Il mailable mat.
ter, and prescribe what amount Of postage is to be
charged thereon and furtherpTovdcs that all other
matter or thing, g'en By matt IS SUBJECT 10 letter pogi-
G9e,
10 prevent further lus. 10 parties interested and
the improper interruption OF business al the large
Offices, all POstmasters are required 10 make them.
selves iully acquainted with the laws and Tegula-
tons relating to the postal service; and the mailing
Of packages hereafter Of the character referred 10
by any Postmaster, without the proper postage
being paid by postage stamps, VIII be considered
good cause for removal
ALEXANDER W. RANDALL
First Assistant Postmaster Gentfnl
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OIRcLE INSTITUTE,
" FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. OF X STREET., KLAh the CIRILL.

TERMS, per Quarter Of ten weeks-from ss 10
slS, according to age and advancement, English,
French, Music and all, included.
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GHovER'fTHEATRE-Bs,ucdto Of Nary Prorosf
ms evening VIII be produced, for one time
only, the beautiful standard comedy of "Lon.
oon Assuratce," on the occasion OF the benefit
Of Miss Mfy Provost. This lady, although
NnoWn well to many OF us by reputation, IL
heretofore general personal stranger with
TINS public She has, In every instance since
her appearance at Growers, sustained with ius.
Unable pride the wealthy reputation which She
brought from Great Britain, California, Aus.
tralia and otr large and critical Western cities.
Inc play tonight Is one which tests not alone
the ability Of the principal Parsonage of a the
SIe, out constitutes guage by means Of which
Tue public eau properly estimate a talented
company.
Mr.. Rogers appears as Sir Harcout Courtly.
Mr. L. ?. Barrett as Dazzle, Mr.. SotcholI as
Mark NEEDLE, Mr.. Barron as Charles County,.
". Clifford as Dolly spanker, Miss Isabel
freeman as Grace Harkaway, and Miss Sophie
Climber as Pert. 0'l
The management have been several DAYS
preparing the great emotional play of the
Female Gambler of Pnris, which will soon
be produced.
Miss Provost will only appear ono week
more.
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REPA AIRING.
As manufacture Trunks extensively and neeea.
saTlly have all kinds OF Trunk Material am better
promptly, than any other establishment In the CITY
JAMES S. TOPHAM.
oct II-3mi
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COURT.

District Of Columbia, Washington County, 10 rit:
In the case of Anna Random, eXecutrix Of Bsne-
dict Random, deceased, the oxecutrix Aforesaid has
With the appreciation Of the Orphans Court OF
Washington county Aforesaid, appointed Saturday,
the Path day OF January next, for the final settle
ment and distribution Of the personal estate OF said
deceased, OF the Assets in hand far as the same
have been collected aud turned into money when
ceased are notified to attend lat the Orphans Court
OF Warrington county aforesaId) with their claims
be excluded from all benefit In said deceaseds es-
tate provided copy Of this order be published
once week for three weeks In the National Rspub-
1868.
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dec Sl-lawSw Register Of wins.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

lGRovERs THEATRE,
PeHH'yirnnta Arenuc, near Wmard. Hotel.
Leonard Grover Manager
THIS FRIDAY) EVENING, jan
BENEFIT Of the beautiful and great yer,.til,
| actress,
MISS MARY VOsT.
Production upon this occasion only Cto-nIshU tn,
most popular Of Comedies Of the English
language,
LONDON AssURANCE
Mary Provost a. Lady Cay Spankor
This magnificent Comedy being presented with
extraordinary care and in itI original entirety, NJ
other piece will be produced
In rehearsal,
PILOT AND PASSION,
OR The FEMALE PROFLIGATE."
RATES OF ADMISSION.
fTNate boxes So DTess Circle, 80 cts; Orchestra
chairs, y cts Family Circle, % cts; Colored Cal.
Seats may be secured from 10 o'clock A. m In a
O'Clock p m, tgtihom stfrd ohartr ~
Doors open At OK o'clock performance at ~,
jane -
WASHINeToN THEATRE,
Corner Of Eiercrm and streets.
Stage Manager . Fred. q q SsSf.1
FRIDAY, JAN. 8, 1858,
THE NTOW,
AND
PO.CA-HoMTASl
An engagement has been made with the popular
Mr.. W. II. BAILEY,
Who Sil appear BY permission OF Mr. John T.
fOrd, illl the completion Of his new theatre.
THE PLANT TON,
By Dion Bourcieauu, Esq.
Or. ReeS, This first sppeSranceJ W. II. Bailey.
Jenny Miss Chestney.
Third night Of
20 c A 10 Asst
Captain John Smith =. e. MssdsT
fo-ca-hon-tas Mrs. G. Maeder.
MONDAY, the beautiful and talented artistic,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
will appear.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress circle and Parquette, so cents; OrohestrA
% centsi Private Boxes, s5.
Doors open at 7Si to commence at O'Clock.
Tickets to be had at the principal hotels
, Jan
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EoR RENT-In central location, part OF 4
L furnished house, at l5i Eighth street, near D
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DRoP AIS for Building n Public
L school Of the Third District, WASH
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ROBBERY OF FIRE ARMS, &C.-scarccly day
passes that the detectives are not called upon
TO make the arrests Of parties attempting to
carry or ship 10 the South, articles belonging
IN the Cuitcd States. These persons are found
mostly to be either directly or indirectly con.
nectgd with the Government. Sometimes az
many as hundred arms have been captured.
Yesterday, box containing half dozen Colts
rcvolvOrs, costing 500 each, and which had
meyer been used, was seized, Just as It was about
g. be sent away.
A carpet bag, belonging 10 the Government,
,ntaInlng full assortment of costly amputat,
Ing and pocket surgical Instruments, which
was about being sent to Mrs. W. r. Grlfith, III
Fory-sGyenth street, Now York, was also seized.
box, containing twenty pair new Govern
meut blankets, which were being forwarded 10
Miss Bridget Lyons, care OF F. Welsh, Balti-
morU, were also taken possession of.
Tho detectives deserve great credit for the
lSilanco they display In arrebtlng the guilty
parties in these cases, and restoring the goods
o the Government.
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Dr., ZAPPohE will give Lectures, and otherwise
assist, whenever he can spare time from his medi.
90 MRS. A. ZAPPoNE, PRINCIPAL.
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FIRING AT UNION PIoKRTs.-C;sorge VOL.
and Robert MataCr, Of Virginia, wero Commit.
ted to the Old Capitol prison for shooting Union
picketB.
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CAEIERBURT.-Th personal beauty Of uCyo-
raj of the lady-artistes engaged at this favorite
establishment, is sufficient In itself to attract
admlring crowds, for seldom, If ever, is there
90 much female loneliness to be found Concen-
tratcd upon the stage of any one place Of amuse-
ment, but when We add TO their personal charms,
their Superio: talent, we wonder not tho Can,
tGrbury has become fixed and leading lnstitu-
lion in our city. We have nowhere witnessed
such artistic dancing as that of tho beautiful
and fascinating stars, MILES. Augusta and
Marie, and Miss Kate Pennoyer, nor have we
ever listened 10 sweeter vocal music than that
produced by Miss Agnes Switzerland, tho Scot
tlsh Nightingale. In no theatre csRS there DO
found better comedian than Mr.. George r.
Edeson, and wo were glad to find our sugges-
lion Of yesterday needed by the audience last
evening. The programme tonight is indeed a
itch one, and will enable those who attend to
orm an idea Of the superior abilities Of the
Sroat star combination company. Remember,
you who attend, do not leave the hall until the
curtain falls, for the afterplece Is decidedly ono
d the boot features Of the entire entertainment.
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MAINE AGENCY
SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS
once, No. 216 street, cor. Thirteenth.
Communications 10 be addressed to
J. W. HATHAWAY,
State AgeAt,
oct lB-H Lock box sS, Washington, d. c
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Tor RENT AND sALE.-The Furniture of
hrst.class Boarding House, with Fourteen
Rooms, In the very best OF neighborhoods in the
Fourth ward, now having from fourteen to sixteen
Doardere satisfactory reason given for selling
EoT particulars, apply at the Agency once, 5fI
Ninth street, near PcnnsylVania avenue.
dec Ell N. II. MILLER.
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WAsHINGIoE THEATRB.-BrouRhams bur-
lesque Of " Pocahontas" is truly great card.
Messrs. Edwards and Maedor are e1csllent as
King Powhatan and Smith, and Mrs. GaSpard
Iaeder is charming Indian princess. To-
light, Bourcicault's great mystic drama, "The
Ihantom," Is TO played, and also "Pocahon.
Ts." The piece has bOen for some time In
inc style. Mr.. W. H. Bailey, formerly of
tord's Theatre, has been added to the corps;
,lso, Mr.. Harry Hawk. The beautiful actress,
Miss Lucille Western, appears here on Monday,
w " East Lynne" We predict a great house
and long run for this popular play
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ADJUSTMENTS.

=.
Il ADJUSTMENTS.
THE NEW cANTnRBURH.
THE NEW CANTERBURY,
Lo"isiSsd Ave''Us, near SiSah Sresi, ~ NJ reay
Of ne RatioHal Lfotel, -s.as-- .g
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT
PLACE OF AMUSEMENT go -o-7ra
IN WASHIRGTOH,
THE GREAT AUSfC HALL OF THE WORLD.
CROWDED HOUSES ... IL o..
UEBoURDED ESrHy sIASM.
The Largest and n1 Most Talented
Company IN AJnotca.
IhL GHEAI CAHIEABURT IL the bed asa mort
Ss Bos. ssf q S. S@g ,S in The esRta city
we performance. given on the stage are Of Supe-
lshment being ffsteisss me sr,,ts -. sns s.,1.as
rom the best talent In the profession.
TONIGHT,
First appearance Of &c..
miles AUGUSTA AND MARIE,
The young and beautiful danseuse5 hon Laura
keene's Theatre, New York, where they
paralleled beauty and talent.
Great success Of
MISS KATE PENNoYER.
Immense success Of
MISS AGNES SOUTHERLAND,
the Best Lady Vocalist In the City,
and
THE MAMMOTH COMPANY IN A NEW BILL
including the
GIPsEY,s LAY,
(Colored)
LES hLSERABLES
Tho beautiful ballet
b A Y A ERE
In which
THE COURT OF BEAUTY
will appear.
To conclude with the lauEhabIe farce entitled
PADDY AURPHY'S MAGIC SHIRT.
Paddy Murphy Geo. R. Edeson.
ADMISSION balcony and Psrquette, % ets.,to
holding six persons, g.
DoofS open at az o'clock; Performance At IN
WAsHINGTON VARIETIES,
Ninth street, near Pern,vlvGnia arsnus.
PRoPRTEToRs A. HANDLING co
STAGE MANAGER JAMES PILGRIM
GLORIOUS sUCCESs-GLoRIoUS SUCCESS,
GLORIOUS SUCCESS-GLoRIoUS SUCCESS.
THE EXCITEMENT UHABATLNG,
THE EXCITEMENT INITIATING,
THE EXCITEMENT UEABATIEG.
OPEN EVERY NIsHr.
NOVELTY,
TALENT.
First appearance
Fira Appearance
n
MISS EVA BRENT, MISS EVA BRENT.
MISS EVA BRENT,
the celebrated and talented vocalist.
Continued success Of the worldtsnownsd Irish
coincidence and vocalist,
MISS KATHLEEN o'NEIL,
MISS KATHLEEN ONEIL,
MISS KATHLEEN o'NEIL,
MISS KATHLEEN o'NEIL,
who will appeAr in her
Characteristic Irish 4teldH5c, hrih CoUrtShip,Ge.,
which has created great furoTe wherever che
has performed II.
Second week Of the accomplished danseuse,
MILE MARIE ZOE,
NILE. MARIE ZOE,
NILE. MARIE ZOE,
NILE MARIE ZOE.
THE STAR COMPANY
First Appearance Of
T. w. WV J. H. WARD,
J. H. WARD,
J. W. WARD,
the celebrated Acrobat and Jusslrr.
Second week of the celebrated
Mr.. B. YATES, Mr.. B. YATES.
SAM LONG,
SAM LONG,
the best comic singer Of the age
/! H. UDWORTH
J. II. BUD WORTH,
W. s. Bod WORTH,
". s. BUDtFORTR
GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
;r2r;sne Music,
Charming Singing,
BsdufhM DdHeiHS,
Effective IablcdII.
La PETITE LOCTSE,
Ia PETITE LOUISE,
lie infant wonder, hye years Of age IN her won.
defful dances.
FILE GERALDINE,
MILE GERALDINE,
MILE GERALDINE,
the fascinating dsnssuse.
MISS ADA TEsMAN,
MISS =. FLORENCE,
MISS CHARLES,
MISS JULIA MARSH,
JAMES PILGRIM,
1 A COLEMAN Nr
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LzfDsOME BIkTH-DAT PRESENT TO COLONEL
DOsIER, PRovOsT MARsHAL.-Colonel Dostor,
provost marshal Of this city, on entering his
ohiCe yesterday morning, was very much sur
prlscd at finding upon his desk an elegant sill
yer wine service, gotten up in most costly and
Guprrb style. He was, for few moments, at a
10 70 know what IL all meant; but, upon
reading the inscription, which was handsomely
engraved upon II he saw that II was a present
to himself from the members OF his staff. A
note, signed by all of the officers and clerks
connected with the office, accompanied this
testimonial, congratulatlng him upon the >.
eurrcnco Of another anniversary OF his brit
day, and wishing him many returns of the
same,
The Colonel received the gift In his usual
modest and pleasant, but earnest manner, ex-
pressing his heartfelt gratitude for this mark Of
shelr esteem, and adding that, while no now
felt himself unworthy Of it, he should ondeay-
or, by his future actions, to render himself
WORTHY Of ".
The Colonel gave his friends handsome en-.
tertaInment in the evening, when a most do
lghtful time was had.
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POTATOES PoTAToEslI
600 bushels Of Prime Jackson White PoTA-
lOLs, Just received per schooner Carrie NJ. Rich,
ana lot SAFE by PETER BERRY,
So Water street,
jan e-s G getoWp.
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N SENT TO THE OLD CAPIToL.-Thc following
ebel prisoners were sent to the Old Capitol
yesterday; A. q. Calvert and g. F. Hambrough,
Fourth Virginia cavalry, John Thompson Phil
Ups, Georgia LCglonj sllas Lewis, Fifth Ylr-
Iinis; John F, Saunders, George ". Fall, and
Henry Wells, Eighth Virginia, and George W.
6hSff. Forty-ninth Virginia, rebel prisoners Of
W.
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BANKING RATEs.-The following are the rate,
at which bankers and brokers are buying and
selling gold and silver-the legal tender note,
being the standards
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WANTBD.--Fiye Hundred good, sober, and
w experienced TRANSFERS, for the Quarter
masters Department in this city
. Apply to c. II. Snow, General Superintendent at
this once j.. DANA,
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TickWts 81, admitting gentleman and ladies.
Supper furnished by MIR. Rahlert.
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70 Our lady friends are cordially invited TO at.
tend, without further invitation
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"ANTED.--Lndies and gentlemen 10 consult
w La Noislne, a descendant. of AstroloEist 10
Napoleon the Great, on all affairs Of life at al
few sitings. dec q
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To conclude with the lAuEhabIe farce entitled
PADDY XURPHY'S MAGIC SHIRT.
Paddy Murphy Geo. r. Edeson
ADMlssIoN-Balcony and Parquette, % cts;to
orchestra Arm Chairsl 30 ets.i TO Private Boxes,
holding six persons, sb.
Door open at az o'clock; Performance NJ IN.
jAnb-6t
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This magnificent Comedy being presented with
other piece will be produced.
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TRAVELLING BAGS,
AARNESS, DC.
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A WET NURSE, with frat child, young and
n healthy, OF the highest respeetabiiify, with
good references, wishes a SITUATION 70 nurse
child. Can be seen at Hotel du Rhin, 3ss PennsyI-
vania avenue, between Four-and-a-hhlf and sixth
streets. Inquire for MRS. WHITE. jan SIT
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PsTquette and Gallery IS cents.
Orchestra Chairs 90
iAnb
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WANTS.

WANTED.-A girl TO cook, wash, and iron
street, near d. ian a-5fs
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IL, B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
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tributing the production. We hope our cit-
liens will extend favorable consideration
TO this enterprise, which, if carried out,
must be of great benefit to the place. In
fact, it is Of the highest Importance just
now, when there is manifest tendency Of
manufacturers to establish themselves here,
to give them warm and cordial welcome.
MANUFACTURES will do more to promote our
growth, than all other causes combined
Neither will the benefit be confined to the
town, they will benefit the country, the
farming interest to even greater extent.
P. S.-A public meeting Of all those who
feel an interest in this enterprise, viii be
held in the Court room, on Saturday after.
noon, the 7th day of April. Farmers, Mer.
chants, Mechanics, and people generally
through the country should attend to con.
slider the subject.
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SMOKED Our. = A company of
young Americans formed themselves
into storming party on Tuesday
night, and marching to house on the
bluff in the easternpar of town, near
College Square, laid seige to the
premises, and demanded surrender.
it was occupied by two females who
had company that might. The ladies
and their gentlemen visitors found ex-
it by way of back window and ske-
daddled, closely follow ed, with rather
boistrous demonstrations, by the
youngsters.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-26

A SOLDIER IN A SALooN-A soldier, a
member of Capt. Woods company, was
badly, if not fatally injured in Barney Soul
lens Saloon, on Monday night last. We
did not learn his name, but understand that
he was granted short leave of absence in
, the afternoon, to come to town for some
purpose, and when here gave way to the
temptation to drink became intoxicated
and was making night of it at the place
mentioned. A difficulty arose about some
money, we believe, and words were sue
ceeded by blows. Mr. Scullen and four or
five others magnanimously pitched into the
poor inebriated soldier, braYely beating him
nearly to death. They broke his skull and
bruised him ON the neck and elsewhere in a
shocking manner. He however succeeded
in walking back to the camp, but tainted
When they were dressing his wounds. He
was in critical condition at last accounts,
and DOUBTS are expressed as to his recov-
cry.
In the first place, this man ought to have
been ip camp at night ; that is the best
place for soldiers. In the next place, Mr..
Scnllen, or nobody else had any right to
sell him liquor, at least If we are correctly
informed in regard to the regulations on
that subject, and in the next place it was
mean and cowardly for half a dozen men,
more or less, to treat drunken man, SOL
der or anybody else, in SO brutal manner,
whatever the provocation may have been.-
We trust measures will be taken to prevent
such occurrences in the future.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-26
MlssrssIppI OpEN.-The Ferry boats COM

MISSISSIPPI OpEN.-The Ferry boats COM
menced running at Burlington on the goth
and'have been making trips ever since, as
they will CONT nue. to do hereafter, crossing
passengers, stock or freight, without any de-
tention whatever. We would remark in
this connection that R. F. Hosford, ESQ.,,
the popular and very accommodating Agent
of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Boad,
is still at his post at Burlington, prepared
to put everybody and everything through
in the quickest, safest and most satisfactory
manner. Close connections made with the
B. & M. r. II.