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TIE RED BOOK" for lsi5.--The Roytl Calen.
= dar and Court and City Register. Tor EnglanJ
Scotland, Ireland, and the .onies, filing the San
place with reference 10 g.. British Government thu,
the Blue Book does or the Government of the Uned
States, just imported from London. A lew copies on.
B6y F. TAYLOR.
March TT
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J. w. DEXTER, Rec. Scribe.

~ The Committees Of Timothy and Crystal
Fount Divisions respectfully invite all brothers of
temperance who purpose going to Alexandria to at
tend the celebration OF Harmony Division, to be at
the Hall on street, on Wednesday, at FIVE O'Clock
precisely where omnbuses win be in waiting to con-
yey them to that city. March l0--td
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MISS HEASEY's ACADENv OPPOSITE
PRESIDENT SQUARE

Street Washington, ID. e.
col. nosFoRD, NEAR TnE KtHDsNcI 90
MRs. GEs. NACosb.
LIVERY arrangement being made for the benefit
IL Of young ladies as boarding or day scholar IA
each department Of Miss Hesney's Academy, Rc-
cordng 10 former notice, parents aud guardians
respectfully informed that the exercises Of siudens
duly entered will commence on Mondsy. March IOlh,
the time ensuing desired while their kind alien
tons TO promote the early entrance OF pupils will
gratefully encourage Miss HeSney exertons 10 make
permanent, school, for pursuing her oosrse OF In
struction with the most moderate charges, by FAM.
y system and method Of the education Of daughter
limited TO suitable number for her personal charge,
as Prncipa! lnstruotress, aided by whatever PROBES
sors may be desired,
English and French elementary aud liberal branch
es-lntroductory class, SO Junior, So; Senior $40.
Music, the Piano Fore and ia Singing, slD, sl2,
and SIS. Drawing and Painting as above, scoording
to the class Dancing, So. Board, SIS per quarter,
payable semquarteriy in advance Latin and Italian
languages no extra charge.
Feb. 26-u
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ERRORS CORRECTED.

IN THE PROPOSALS for carrying the mail in
i Maine,
Route No. 81, Maine, it should read from Patten
Penobscot county by Umcolcus, Masardis and Aroos.
took TO Fort Kent, 81 miles, &c.
Route No. 35 Maine, Bird line insert Parkman in
lieu of Guford
In route, No 4, in Maine advertisement, read
" same" instead Of "nert" so that it will read arrive
at Portland, same day by 2 p. m.
Route No, 247, N. II. insert P. Nj. instead of 5
A. VI. in return trip.
In route, No. 1864, State Of New York, the sched-
ule has II Central Square," it should be " Union
Square"
In the proposals for carrying the mails in the State
Of New York the date, at the bottom Of the Notes. is
printed January i3th 1874 it should be January l3h
lSi5.
Feb. 3-lawtl5A
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~ Ata very numerous and respectable meeting
Of citizens and ysiters in Washington called Tor the
purpose of nsuring the most suitable means Of sei
for the unfortunate performers who suffered by the
late fire at the National Theatre held at Fullers Ho-
tel on Friday evening, the 7th instant, DR.. Thomas
Miller was appointed President, aud =. L. Waddell
(of New York; and Andrew Porter Esqs. Secrea-
ries. 1t was decided that Ball should be given at
Carusrs Saloon, on Wednesday evening, the llh in
slant the price of tickets to which should be three
dollars, admitting gentleman and ladies.
On motion, the following gentlemen were selected
TO act as managers:
Hon. VIM Wilkins, Capt. J. H. AuIick,
Hon James Buchanan, u. s. Navy,
O.: S, Army, 0: S. Navy,
DR.. Thos. Miller, T. l.. Smith, Esq.
Capt. +. Forrest, u. s. N. Thos II Blake, Esq
Col VIM. II. Polk, Gen Hernandez
John Tyler, Jr Esq. Capt. J. c. Casey U. S. A.
| Dr. J. NJ Thomas, 1t w. A. Maddox,
W. w. Sea,on, Esq. U. S. Marine Corps
Andrew Porter, Esq 1t. Overton Carr, U.SN.
| T. l.. Waddell, Esq. DIR. r. A. Lacey,
Henry May, Esq. DR.. John Pope, u. S. A.
LoreII Purdy, Esq. Robert Lawrence, Esq.
J. ?. Wolf, Esq. John b. Randolph, U.SN
| Phil Barton Key, Esq. 1t Henry Prince, u. S. A
| }. Wilkins Butler Esq. A. l.. McCrea, Esq.
John Y. Mason, jr. Esq. Alex. Mahon, Esq.
M. K.Warrlnglon, U.S.N.
Resolved, unanimously, That the thanks of this
meeting be rendered to Mr.. Burton for his cool and
energetic conduct during the late disastrous conHa-
grafton
Resolved, That the President and Mrs Polk the
ex President and Mrs. Tyler, and Mrs. Madison, be
requested to patronze this charitable undertaking by
| their presence.
IL Tickets for the Ball may be obtained at Full
ler's Hotel, Browns Hotel, Coeman's Hotel United
States Hotel Fishers Book Store and at the door OF
the Ball Room
(signed) THOs MILLER, Chairman.
F. NV l.; w1 F""n., Secretaries.
City papers are requested to copy.
March SIT
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WARRINGTON CITY.
THE CABINET.

We understand that the Senate, in Exeeu-
tive session, to-day confirmed the nomination
by the President Of Mr.. Bancroft, as Secretary
Of the Navy.
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THE THREE Nv STATEs.-Forda contains 40 :
$50 square miles, Iowa, l73 1856; Texas, 100 900.
The addition of these three adds 1913, AZ square miles
to the Union of which Texas is so much additional
territory To the United States
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THE BRITISH CoNsTITU lion, by Henry
Lord Broughsm, l vol published in London
lSii. Jus, imported BY ?. TAYLOR, price 81 IS.
March g.
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Ofthe ten Presidents chosen by this Republic, six
numbered with the dead. Four still survive
The younger Adams Jackson, Van Buren, and Polk
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CHEAP AND GOOD BOARDING.-E. n
~ hOPER, on the east side Of llth, and the FIRST
single gentlemen boarders, at 80 50 wesk lie has
one large room suitable for gentleman and his wife
which they may furnish or not His acoonmod,iioos
are as good Is can be had for 81 a week.
Jan. IA
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The value Of the Dutch Florin is fixed by late
law of Congress at As cents, when received at the
custom houses.
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TRANSPORTATION OF NAVAL STORES.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing,
March 10th, lS45.
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposals
i for Freight to Rio" will be received at this
Bureau until three o'clock 2. M. on Thursday, the
10Th day of April next, for the transportation of
about 1000 barrels in bulk of Government Stores,
from the Navy Yard, Gosport, Va to Rio de janet.
Offers must specify the price per barrel, without
any distinction between wet dry barrels five and
half feet of goods, and thirty gallons
to the guage, of all casks not usually called barrels
to be considered barrels, whatever they may con-
tain. No other than Government stores to be taken
on board as freight, and no primage TO be allowed
Fifteen fair weather working lay days to be allowed
at each of the ports at Gospor and Rio, for taking
in and dschargug cargo.
Proposals must date the description the name and
the condition of the vessel, and she must pass the
usual inspection, and be ready at the Navy Yard at
Gosport, to receive cargo by the 9Th day of May
Bids not conforming in all respects to tins advertise
ment, will not be considered
w. CRAWFORD SHUBRICk,
Chief of the Bureau.
To be published once a week until the 10th day Of
April next in the Madisnnsn and Constitution,
Washington, ID. c.; Sun, Baltimore Public Ledger,
Phiade pha; Evening Post, New York. Daily Times,
Boston; Chronicle and Old Dominion, Portsmouth,
Va mar l0-law4w
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES
J. G. GREGORY a 90. MANAGERS
$50, 200!


ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class III, for lsi5,
To be drawn in Alexandra, ID C., On SATURDAY.
March 18th, ls45.
10000 Dollars, 10000 Dollars,
1000 Dollars, 1900 Dollar,
$500 Dollars, l,OlT Dollars,
100 prizes Of 900 Dollar
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets sl0-Halyes s5-Quartsrs g. 50
Certificates Of Packages Of IS whole tickets $50 N
Do do Is half do Is al
Do do % quarter do 81 81
$4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
CLASS No. IL, roK ls45.
To be drawn in Alexandra, ID. C., on Satur
day, March 22d, lSi5
SPLENDID SCHEME:
$50 900 $4,000 5000 s2367
prizes Of VI 500 100 prizes Of sl,OO
ITO prizes Of $500
&C., sc.
Tickets Sl0-Halves s5-Quarters AZ So
Certificates Of packages of 20 Whole Tickets sIlO
Do do % Half do 10
Do do 70 Quarter do IS
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SPLENDID PRESENTS

MEMBERS Of Congress, and others visiting at the
Seat Of Government, are invited to cali NJ Sta
TONER'S Hall and examine the large and most besuti-
ful assortment Of Useful and Fancy Articles (ust re-
ceived from France that has ever been offered for
sale 10 the District. mar 3-Nt,wo,
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WATCHES MATCHES AND
JEWEI.UN

W L 4 IA H. S-N TIC u ES AND
JEWELRY
rINHE largest shd most splendid ssssftmsHH u
i Watches IN The Cty, y o. b. found 81 Ne sub
scfibers he - cUustantiy rscsying "a dssrf,tttns
Of GOLD AND AILILk U.fTCIiEN, VI tts new.
est styles, IRON The manufacturers 10 Lngiand,
France, aud Switzerland bs " enahlsd ~ "a q
larger assortment and II much less prices st retail
than any other house N America Goii Watches a.
low as ~ 10 - dollars each. Watches and Jcwslry
exchanged OF bought,
All Watches warranted 10 Keep good tins of ne
money returned. Walches aud Jswslry repaired "a
the best manner aud warranted. by the best work
men, and much lower than at any other place. Gold
aud Silver Pencils, Gold Chains keys, and Ladies
Bracelets, Pins, and Sterling Silver SPOONS Silver
Cups, Forks, &c. for sale very low.
G.. &. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches aud Je~ely,
Nholessi. aud rciail
No. 80 Wall street, New York Cup slsirs.l
feb lO-d2m
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NEWS ! NEWS. NEWS

TRANSATLANTIC NEWSPAPER OFFICE
5, SOUTH JOHN STREET, Lipepooi.
CHARLES WILMER
.NepPaper F'or1carding and General Agent
CONTINUES TO supply to order, with greater
~ promptitude and regularity than any other
house. and on the most reasonable terms, "a London
DaIy raPer ior GO lbs sterling per annum,) NEWS
PAPERS, PRICES CURRENTS. SHIPPING
LISTS, MAGAZINES, BOOKS, and STATION
cry, TYPE, PRINTERS and BINDERS, MA
TERIALS, and Merchandise of every description, to
all parts of the UNITED STATES, CANADA
NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK, and
NE"FooNDLAND, by the MAIL STEAMERS, sail.
ing the 4th and 18th Of each month from I,vrp.
POOL, and to all the WEST INDIAN ISLANDS.
MEXICO, and TEXAS, by the RoYAL Mai
STEAMERS, sailing every fortnight from southamp-
ton
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE

The members Of Timothy Division, No /, Sons
Of temperance, are hereby requested to meet al
their Hall on Wednesday afternoon, 18th instant al
four o'clock, for the transaction of their regular
weekly business.
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$50, 900 DOLLARS!

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class 10, for lS45
To be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on SATURDAY.
March 29th, 1916.
Is drawn ballots.
SPLENDID PRIZES.
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars!
5000 Dollars 1000 Dollars
3,40O Dollars $500 Dollars
1000 Dollars l,5OO Dollars
10 prizes of 1000 Dollars
10 do Of 500 Dollars
NC. &c. &c.
Tickets only sl0-Halyes S5-Quarters 80 so
Certificates Of packages of IS Whole Tickets sl2o 90
Do do % Half do 60 90
Do do 25 Quarter do 80 90
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Pack
ages in the above splendid Lotteries will receive the
most prompt attention, and an official account of
each drawing sent Immediately after it is over to all
who order from us. Address
J. G. GREGORY 4 Co, Managers.
Feb 2S-2aw3wd&cpif
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No. 30 Wall street, New YOrt Cup stair, }.
feb lO-d2m
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
The Late Elections.

The Wing party had never better reason 10
be satisfied than with the results of these cleo
lions, They gain nothing, it is true, and that
they did not expect; but they lose nothing Of
momeRr, and that they had every reason TO an
,icipate. Not TO be routed utterly under the
circumstances, is substantial victory of itself:
for, let it be remembered what those crcum-
stances were. In The first place, the Wings
were dispriled by the election Of November,
which had resulted so differently from all their
anlicipauons, and their depression was proper
uona,e 10 the sanguine expectations they had
naturally indulged On The other had, the De-
mocratc party was flushed with recent victory,
buoyant with good fortune, confident of success;
possessed of The Government for four years.
The Wings again had scarcely any motive to
nerve them for the contest. Triumph would
no, unseat Mr.. Polk, or elect Mr.. Clay, and de-
feat could scarcely render their situation worse,
politically, than i. was. Even as in Tennes-
see. where there was Senator of the U. S. to
elec, The approaching winter, the motive was
inadequate, for the Democratic party had al
ready secured majority in ,ha, body.
We repea, .ha. such being the circums!an-
ces OF the country, as depressing as they well
could be TO the Whig party, and as animaling
and encouraging to ,heir opponents, the Wings
! have done nobly and well in maintaining their
ground and making drawn baule. In the face
of recen, Presidential defeat, i, is impossible
| for the defeated 10 do much more. Time must
elapse-chsgrin must pass away--new pros
poets must open--lhe spirits and the hopes OF
men mus, have opportunity 10 ralIy--belore a
vanquished party can hope TO Iant their vlcto-
rious eagles on the captured walls of their foes.
The recent contests in the above s,ates, show
>wha, il was only important 10 show a, this time,
that the Wing party in all of them survives in
lis pristine force and integrity. Misfortune has
not disbanded, or inundated, or diminished
them. There have been no deser,ions, and
! they need but The incentive and the occasion lO
make as vigorous exerons for The old cause as
in 1910 and 1874 Time is on the wing, and
parties will soon be marshaling for lS4S, when
all The disasters Of Tylerism, ,reachery and
1874, will be gloriously repaired.
[Richmond Wing.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
BARGAINS

May be had al WELLES & EARL'S New
Dry Goods Store, No. So Barclay stree, NO
doors above Greenwich street, New Yors,
where The following Goods may be found. 8!
unexampled low prices, VIZ:
Brown and Bleached Shirilngs.
Calicoes, the greatest assortment ever offered
on This side of the town.
Muslin de LANES, New STYLE,
Ginghams,
Black and colored Alpaccas.
Plaid Aparcas.
FIannels, White, Red and Yellow.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Saline,ts and Keniueky
Jeans.
Shawls, great variety.
Hosiery, from shilling per pair TO 4 shlIng'.
| Together with great variety of Fancy Goods
N. B.---J. w. STRADER, formerly of Slroud''
burg and Shawnee, Monroe county, would s'
happy TO see his old friends, and the Merchants
of Monroe and Pike counties, at the above SIO''
where they can be supplied with all desefIP'
lions Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods on ''
reasonable terms, for cash or a lmlIed credf'
as al any other establishment in the Cly'
J New York, September IL, l645
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11

IT We find the following in The Fhiladel-
phia Ledger of Friday morning last:
Report Of The Arrest Of Murderer-I, was
currently rumored yesterday, thai man named
William Runyan, well known in the upper part
Of the county as horse dealer, had been ar
rested in Montreal and brought 10 the State Of
New Jersey on the charge of being the princi-
pal actor in the murder of the Cashier family
at ChangewaIer, n. ]. The story is, that since
The execution Of Parke, his wife communica-
ted the facts tha, led 10 Runyans arrest, and
duplicates several others in thai horrid tragedy
Runyan, it is said, was relative and heir of
the Mr.. Cashier who was murdered"
We take the above to be one of The wors,
specimens of the countless fabricalions that
have been circulated in relation 10 the Change
water murders. We know the Mr. Runyan re-
ferred 10, slightly, by reputation, aud feel per-
fecily confident that he is as far from having
killed the victims of the Chaugewarer tragedy,
as those victims are from haying killed him.
He may have bed green''un occasionally, and
has certainly dealt in ''blts Of blood" in the way
of horse flesh, and this, we are fully satisfied
i, all the blood for which he can Justly be held
accountable. Mr. Runyan is in no way con-
necred with The Paike OF Cashier family. As
10 disclosures by The widow of Peter w Parke,
nothing Of the sort is known in this quarter II
some of our contemporaries would wait for the
Warren papers, they would perhaps have less
charming variety of particulars in regard to the
murders, bu, such as they supplied the public
wilh would be much more worthy of credence,
BelUidere Apollo.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
Mexico.

We are still in suspense in regard TO the con-
1empared action of Mexico towards this coun-
try. on account of The annexation of Texas
She has no, vel made declaration Of var, and
il is beginning TO be currently believed that she
will not. This certainly would be her wisest
course. Mexico is too weak TO attack us with
any hopes of triumph, and Tho consequences of
a war with Us her statesmen are well aware,
would be terrible to her. W. ,hnk, therefore,
that as she has prncrasinsed thus long, she
will pause longer and consider the cost, before
authorizing open hoslihes. All the exciting
run,urs We have lately had, on this subject,
were go up by interested spectators.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
Canal Commissioner.

We understand that James Burns, Of Miff1in
county, was nominated by The Loco Foco Con-
veuIion that assembled al Harrisburg on Thurs
day last, for Canal Commissioner. His party
friends speak of him as being a man well quail.
ihed to il The important station.
RObert II. Morton, of Dauphin county, is the
Naive American candidate and unless the
Wing State Central Committee soon presen, a
man Of our own party for the Office, our friends
will be compelled 10 make choice between
the Two above named gentlemen.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
Whi. Nomination..

Col. John Sacift, has been nominated by the
Wings of the city of Philadelphia, as their can
dldate for Mayor. Col. S. was Mayor OF the
City FOR number Of years prior TO l84l, and
discharged the duties Of the office in a faithful
and energetic manner. Col. James Page, is his
Loco competitor. The Natives also have a
candidate, but we have not learned his name.
The election will probably be CLOSEUP, unless
The Locos and Natives unite, the Whig candi-
date will be chosen beyond peradventure.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
Facts by the WAY.

The Philadelphia Chronicle says "A man.
who shot his daughter with pistol, and was
acquitted on the plea of insanity, is TO be seen
upon our streets Shusrer. who was convicted
of one OF the most cold hlooded murders ever
perpeira,ed in Philadelphia, and afterwards
pardoned by Governor Porter, on condition that
he would leave the country, has been convicted
of receiving stolen goods, and has been sen.
fenced TO three years imprisonment. Sarah
Ann Davis, convicted Of murder, and discharged
from the county prison las, spring, by pardon
from Governor Porter, is said TO have been
keeping house of questionable morality in the
upper part Of the city. Wesley Flavel, con-
vic,ed of cruel murder while in fiji of ntox-
icalion and pardoned by Governor Porter, on
condition that he would Immediately leave The
country, and never return, walks our streets in
broad daylight. And number of less dissin-
guished personages, who have been convicted
of crimes, and pardoned within The last TWO
years, may be seen walking the streets, loung-
ing at The corners, and holding familiar con-
verse at public places with better citizens.