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| Nv RANGES PRESTON BLAIR contin- ucs to publish, in Washington City, a Newspaper entitled THE GLOBE, which has now been established about three months.- It's present subscription which is rapidly in- crcasing, ensures its permanent existence.

 It will be devcted,as it has heretofore been, to the dlscussion and maintenance of the prn- ciples "wh;ch brought General Jackscn into office :" which have been asserted in his se- veral Messages t' Congress, and sustained by the curse of his administration. As means | of giving permanent effect to those principles, the Gl be will continue to advocate the clec- tion of the President for second term. His nomination fer reelection by the Republicans through -ut the Union, leave no d ubt of the desire of the people, that he sh l follow in the footsteps If Washington and Jefferson, by serving in the Chief Magistracy eight years.

 The Globe will n supp Tt or countenance any nrrgues CT C. hais, Ing reference to the success IFS of General Jackson. On the c ntiary 1t wall dcnnunce and expose all men and the.r acts, who nay seek by selfish in {. trgues, with view to future aggrandizement, to embarrass the administration, defeat the eff rtsof the President to promote the public good, and SOW sc lrd and d ascension in the republican party. It will hold no alliance with these who cannot postpone their personal prerenslons to the interests of their country.

 The interest of the American pubic is ne- cessarly great in the p ,litical affairs of Eu- rope at this evcntful crisis Arrangements will be completed, as early as possible, to se- cure for the Globe the means of giving the earliest information from that continent.

 It is intended, also, to give the Globe lite rary and miscellaneous character. Selections from periodicals of the highest reputation will adorn it's columns, to gratify the general reader; while, as a vehicle of information in in relation to manufactures, agriculture, com merce, and the arts, it will be made subservi- ent to the useful pursuits of the country.

 An ardent desire has been expressed to us by the friends of the President, that the Globe shall be made at once daily paper. Their wishes shall be promptly met, if they give us promise of support. Let them back their wishes with actual efforts in obtaining subscri- bers, and The Globe shall be a daily paper in one month With that view, the Editor offers this paper to the public. 4

 Arrangements will be made to give a cor rect report of the proceedings of Congress, at the next sesslcn.

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 The Globe will be printed on large impe- rial sheet. The price of the Daily paper will be Ten Dollars per annum; for shorter periods it will be One Dollar per month- The price of the Semi-weekty paper will be Five Dollars per annum; Three Dollars for months. The price of the Weekly paper will be Two Dollars and Fifty Cents. .AH Sub Scriptions must De haid in aduGnce. t