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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03
The Challenge Case.

A letter has been received in town from
Capt. Waterman, of the clipper Challenge, in
which ne states (thereby confirming what we
have already derived from other sources) that
when of Rio, while engaged in making obserya-
items on the poop he saw the mate knocked
down in the galley and surrounded by about fifty
Of the crew. He SAYS he then jumped down and
rushed TO his assistance. The only weapon he
could get Yves Delaying pin, which he conceived
himself justified in using in such an emergency
By desperate efforts and such assistance as he
was able to obtain, he succeeded in rescuing the
mate AMI quelling the mutiny. Il was when
rounding the Hcrn, long afterward, the three
men came by their death--two fell on deck and
were killed, the third overheard and was drowned
As further confirmation Of the truth OF the
Captains story. We hear that be said gentle
man who vas speaking TO him previous 20 start.
inr. on the subc Get of his crew. which he repre-
sented to be Of dangerous character, he would,
il possible, manage 10 avoid all difficulty with
them, ard II IS still further reported that one
q the crew was heard 70 boast that they would
".ettle or Bob Waterman this tine
Since the above was IN type we received the
fClswing extract from letter of one OF the
crew. dated
At SEA, Sunda,, DC, i2, 1851
A. we ere drawing some what near 70 the end Of
cur passage, thought might begin 10 write. We
-. - I.9A q sS!arsaY ,..ei--sa, Jay - 20
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The Presidents Message.

We here give summary of the promi-
nent points in this document.
7 he President begins by congratulating
the country upon peace abroad, and the SUBJ
siding Of the slavery agitation, and general
health and prosperity at home. Then he
reviews the Cuba affair. Although those
of the Adventures in that expedition who
remain as prisoners in the hands of Spain
have forfeited the protection of their coun-
try, the Government has spared no efforts,
and VIII spare none, TO procure their re-
lease. This expedition was the more crimi-
nal because its motive, IN many individuals,
was cupidity. 1t is for Congress to con-
slider whether further Legislation is required
TO enable the administration more efficiently
TO repress such undertakings in future.
Our policy of neutrality and non-interyen-
ton is not borrowed from Europe, but is
original. Bat while it is our policy, we
desire to see other nations observe it also,
and ge cannot be indifferent to tie case
tchere foreign pO,cer comes in to stifie
public sentiment, and Iepress freedom in
any country
The French and English fleets sent to
protect Spanish authority in Cuba, were in-
suucted to respect the flag of the United
States. The mobbing of the Spanish Con-
sui at New-Orleans the President regards
with modification and regret; he has d.
rected inquiries respecting the pecuniary
loss Of the Consul, with view to propose
to Congress to indemnify him. Our laws
are deficient an providing Cor the protection
or punishment Of Consuls, and a reform
thereof is suggested.
The subject of reciprocal trade with Brit.
ish America, is noticed, without any decided
expression as TO the measure. Il seems
the British threaten TO do something to us
if we do not comply with their wishes.
The Convention to settle the Portuguese
claim has been ratified. and the first INSTALL
ment under it paid in the case of the Arm
strong, pending with that government, the
President of the French Republic has ac-
cepted the Office of arhiter.
The Turkish Government has expressed
ITS gratitude for the reception Of Amin Bey
in this country.
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Kossuth had not arrived up 10 the time
of our going 20 press.
We have news from Buenos Ayres up to
the l1th OF October Nothing material has
occurred since our last dates. The organs
Of Rosas and Oribe must have been plenl-
ores Dec than the Pythoness of old for In
chronicling the withdrawal of his reslgna-
ton bv Rosa, they transcend the strains,
we say nothing of the incoherency, in which
she foreshadowed the great Roman domln-
ion. Great events should always be record
ed in adequate and corresponding language
If the converse of the rule be true, then are
we to look for most mighty things, to accord
with the os magma locuturum' of the Gu
logist of the Argentine savior. And as for
the anathema against the hereto Urqulza,
it is absolutely divine.
But little business was done ia Congress
besides the reading of the Presidents Mes
sage.
No doubt the people will be gratiied by
the generous vote Of $50 worth of newspa-
Der information which each Of the members
of the House has voted to himself.
Among the proceedings Of the Senate,
as reported to us by the Telegraph, is the
resolution Of National welcome to the Illus
trious Magyar, as well as another resolu-
ton of which he gave notice on yesterday,
namely-a resolution requesting the Presl-
dent to interfere in favor of the illustrious
Irish Exiles in Van Dieman's Land, appeal
ing to the magnanimity of the British Gov
eminent and people, and offering these
martyrs of liberty the hospitality Of the
Republic.
This is a step in the right direction,
the only direction in fact in which any
step can be taken with safety to the object
of our common solicitude. We trust the
resolution will be adopted with unanimity,
and urged with prudence and becoming dig
nifty. If so, we entertain no doubt of the
success of interposition. But if otherwise,
II any element of demaGoguelsm be fouhd
arimating or influencing this generous and
noble movement, it will be met with refusal
and ridicule.
We learn by telegraph from New-Or-
leans of the arrival there of the steamer
Meteor, from Galveston, in 80 hours. She
brings intelligence that the Mcxicans had
mustered in Matamoros to the number of
1000 men. Carvajal was at Camargo,
with only 600 men, awaiting the arrival of
Captain Ford, who had gone to Texas for
endorsements.
An Englishman, named Bainbridge, al.
most miraculously escaped being carried
over the Falls at Niagara on yesterday.
The prosecution have closed their case
in the Treason trial at Philadelphia, and the
defense has commenced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

GEoRGIA.-As the Union " men in the
Legislature voted down the proPo si,ion to send
Delegate. 10 the Baltimore Opposition National
Convention by vote OF % to q. the minority
called for public meeting TO consider oFer the
matter. The meeting was accordingly held At
Milledseville, on the 18th ult. The report, pre-
pared by the committee. named at q previous
meeting, was read by Judge H. '. Johnson. 1t
recommends that Convention be called at some
early day. 20 appoint Delegates TO meet IN Ma
iioual Convention at Baltimore, 70 nominate
candidates for the Presidency AMI Nice-Presi-
dency OF the United States The meeting was
addressed by Hon. ii. 4. HARRISON and Hon ".
T. Coleuiit.
As in Mississippi and other Southern States
the indications are manifest that double Dele
cations Will be sent to Baltimore from Georgia,
the Union and state Rights papers advocating
this course OF policy should the South deem II
advisable 10 be represented at all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03
MRs. EMMA GlLLIYGHAM BosrwicK.-

We can the attention o readers to the Sixth and we
regre, add the Last Sprce of the above distinguished
vocalist Ne undestapc she Will not sing again IN this
city for time she has solicited 20 VISIT several
the and probable she wi make an
extended pr, These who have not heard
our singer should attend az NhoS Saloon on
THURSDAY EVENING Single Tickets p1ce 81 cents,
can procured all the places The programme Of
the Last Concert is the best Of tho whole series. We
think ID ~ the OF these Connects should induce fs
RnSIWilK 10 IA SecoI Il series
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WpAT EVERY Man WANTS TO Know.

We take for granted that every Gentleman desires 10
know here be it himself out from top to toe with
Overccst Cloak Dress Coat Frock, Paleol. Pants Vest
Drawers. ULceIsbris. Hose, Cravats, Hat, Gloves &C.
Of the and fashionable description at prices that
would 10 dered very low IN the Wholesale trade We
sso take ~ for granted that the propreors OF Country
Clothing Establishments always willing to buy better
articles that usually sold as Ready Made Clohng
severed per under the ord wholesale rates
Both be accommodated and entirely satsG ell by p L.
RoGYRs. Union Hall, cor. Fulton and Nassau sts
az l.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3, 1851
For Europc.

The next number of The 3ubHN> fer Esrc7<4s
C,e,Aoto, viii be issued THIS MORNING,
at Q O'Clock. Il will contain all the la'es' news
up 70 the time Of going to press. The AJ1fa
GALS from this port To-Day, at Il o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

Up. I. BarIum will speak in favor of
Temperance and the Maine Law a. Norwalk. Con
nscticut this "Wednesday evening, ard Al Green.
ss - - S~>-s - ls.A~ .-A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

Mo1Hres, Tpr Ir-li ySa ss. 'sa " VIVA mai
ufdcne Dteul cry sdApfee =, ,h,ch sre so a,t
rms o. c,auS . D. so9,s' rshss f foF e.s o5n
i.'fs 4 !. aiso pisa.nHi {" t,e ta'te rs., No sis
F"5 sale b. l. sso, III, Soc o.s a zee Pd S ifss
t.i' ,i, Z, or tsrts bottles Tor 81 ~
~ DR.. Bauniog's Patent Traces 80.
e.1re Prntnre Trusses No &c Mercer-st si2u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.-Con-
snmpnes. the blight Of elm ate be prevented by
weanas tS< OF KNOWS magnificent Furs Think Of 1t.
kaaes such purchase better than life Insurance and
hen they are % beautiful IN appearance dstngue that
lev csn resist the desire OF becoming the posseSSoF
ses Call as oace al No las Fuon-st, and make your
sricctasn 49,
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J.,us' FrRs.-A very CHOICE sVIUCs. 13,a
Is'i.1 -. ,a5e Furs msnufAc'nred expressly
for u, sId al los pre- d3GHWsF
p,ce2uav Irving House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

~ Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Mus
lin Curtains Gilt Coniees Satin De LANES, aud all other
Curtain materials for sale AZ reduced prices by kelly
FERGusoc, No $780, Broadway store extending through
No 81 Reade. st d3 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03
LAnGE Ann PEREMProRY SALE oF RuUp-

wo IeTs AT AUCTION Our readers will notice that
ANTHONY J. BLEECMR VIII sell at Auction TINS Day al
IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange about 60 desirable
Harlem building lots, mostly "a I'd between liz h and
18th sts and on 2th 18th, soh and lSlst ss between
ID aud 4h and 4h and 9Th Also beautiful lots of
ground on 32d IT. between Broadway and 5thav The I'd
ensd and Iegua,ed, aud all the above lots fiji
for immediate use rendering them very desirable either
for improvement OF The investment Of capital Maps al
the above be had az the office of the auconeer No
Broad AZ (i6Sl)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

LOuisIAsA-Thc Baton Rouge Demo
cratic Atrooaf, Is for James Buchanan for Pres.
cor;, ar1 Gen. s. ". Downs gol yic: prc..I.i...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

~ DIR. LITrLEriELD's Shields and Pas.
tess dor Ccrps and BuAsns the best invention OF the
age thsy the pressure and friction. and sive
slant iet and without the least ineonv
Osy - cents per box For sale by Rushton Co aRi all
the leading drug Broadway and at Dr. LITTLE
GReA0se. % twMM&F
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e. Humphreys,

SELLING OFF.--PETERsoN a. HUMPHREYS,
No 3T9 Broadway of hrte st viii sell the entire LOT
Carcngs purchased at the late large Auction sales, al
following prices Rich Brussels 8s to los per yard
Extra Heavy ply per yard Extra Heavy, super IS TO
Cloths Extra heavy a. per yard. And all other goods
sauallv Law MO avs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE Wonderful
low prices for English imperial thr,epy Carpeting. OIL
cloths ingram Curcs Rugs. Mats. Tables covers, Win
dow Shades &C.. al HIRAM ANDERsoN's No. 81 B'weTy
Tho handsoest and cheapest ever exhibited arc
now offe rl al two thirds Their value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

CLoAKs! CLOAKs "A good stock OF
p.yis;,p Clocks and Opera Cloaks, may be found az
HITcncocK & LEADBEATERs, No. 3D Broadway corner
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

SHAwLs, SHAwLs A large stock OF
s,,eroy oolen Shsws good and warm may be found az
HircHcocx & LEADBEATER's No. 3fI Brcaa"ay "heie
zso even other emo ~ SHAWL aS oi"'"''
Thihet nc msy be cbta ned.
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A VIGILANCE COMMITTEES WANTED

OH for Vigilance Committee,
In THE he'd bug tormented city,
Swstn to destroy the insect brood
Ase Nefnly reader q blood for blood -
sueA Committee le, US form.
noAsnes and bugs 10 take by storm.
Ahu, rfocds. II scch De YOUR intent
let's make LYON President,
tLs Powders le good work will do
Shall We elect him. what say Won
The depot for the sale of LYONS Magnetic Powders for
abe destruction Of insects without polsou and OF ycSs
Magnetic Pills for killing yerma Is AZ Ne xss Broaiwsy
u FowLEs & WELLS, Psychologists and
PsbliaAsn. Clinton Hall. No Isl Nassan-ss Nsw-York
49, Ne lea Wash xgtol-st. tos'on
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TERRA CoTrA.-Just opened, large as
sorncat Of beautiful Terra Gotta Articles, svered col
cred, ke, comprising Vases Inkstands Match Boxes.
Cigar stands Ornaments sc Sc for sale, at such prices
will put them within the reach Of al al TurrLE E@
porum VI European Fancy Goods No. Si5 Broadway.
Alss beautiful variety " Bohemian Glass Alsbas.er
ana Porcelain Ware Biscuit and Paan Marble Figures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

~ New and Striking Improvements In
the Shirt ma ing art been Introduced by GREEN NO
Aston House and he invites attention to the TACT maj y
the system Of meas ement adopted IN hls
while erest taken render the garment graceful
and eloxsnt IN all it's details.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

RIsBoNs RIBBONS A splendid stock
II Rbhoss purchased at auction and selling At auction
rr,oes le.s than half heir real value may oe iouhu Nv
H,TcTcock LEADDEATER'S, No. 37 broadway, corner
Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

far cres No % Bowery ard No u Joan 3 hes, -.
way he kseps an eut assortment bas ~ So INIT
sfsruTcd rsht sells ehssp aid recon- nens n the
what 10 coed Re get 80 premium AZ We
An erceI institute tT superior "' s~A
al inMN&S
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F.su,oyAe1E MII1Iyrav.-Mrs. A. H.

FAsHIOYABLE MILLISERY.-Mrs.A a. II
MARCY No 40 Bowery, has distinguished herself WIN
the ladies u New York ty the superior TASTE
dsplayed in her Fall abd Winter Hats The most elosah,
Hats seen upon heads Of the most Beautifully crossed
ladies IN 81 ay are hose Iom the store Of
whose stock Ct fine Millinery Goods and LADIES' Bonnets
cam Of be toualed by ans other mineT in the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

A. Nj. MERwIN, Auctioneer.-N aluable
Books The underssded invite attention TO their sale
THIS EVENING commencing at O. O'Clock, OF an extern
svs collection Of Standard Miscellaneous Publications.
embracing great variety Of and popular works and
maay old. scarce and choice books
BANGS, BROTHER y Co, No Is Park rev.
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FoR FRosrEp FrKr AND CHrLBLAlSs =

BvsH's Msg,c Cream In,ment Is certain for tho
above painfs tral Win the doubt
ful psssea Sold at Nc S Greenwich corner Duane
&. GvIos corner Bowery and Grand St, and DR. NV
pY, No ia< Canal 1t. PTce q cents per bottle.
s6 UWSAW
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Stoves! SrovEs Srovss Now is
che time buy the best Air Tight Cooking Stoves
ever offered TO the puble. Warranted Rake, the
moaey returned. Also hand, and for sale general
asssstest Il PNor, Ohes and Store Stoves. Furnaces
&C Stoves repaired, cleaned: and put NO. Jobbing
Grsenwioh door from the s,h mo s,WNSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

S2NAssAU-sr.-I'oot-m makers Union Assoc
satioa Beets Shoes Caters retail for wholesale prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

Gentemen's Furnishings, as Fur,
m,rins Silk and Lamb Wool Undershlrs and Dls"s,
Scsys Crsyas Pocket Hdkfs. Gloves, Hosiery, NC g.
NAV be found at HITCHCOCK LEADBEAIbk ), TO -
Broad corner Leeasro IT. and a. prices inucA pe' "
a.. oTdina n rate at Gent emens Furnishing Stores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

" Now is the time to advertise in
Newspaper Of neshecrme cities and TO the trade
Of the county ard TO those wAo desire 10 do with
oxnir alton al c,rcomspecon convenient oppor-
tvnty y offered By v. ID. PALsERs Advertising Agency,
fYzhune Hu,ltinfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

~ HAiLET, DAVIS d Co.'S improved
cian Piano rcYtes for many 10 be better
than any Others The of the Piano and Eo blend
finely. stand well IN tune that they Justly
take precedence noe assortment their Ware Rooms
No. ssf Broadway. Gould Berry second hand Pianos
IA
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PATENT HoLLAN PANo-F oRTEs AT the

tooms Of T. GILBERT Co No. S3S Broadway, OPP
pcsts Brva d~ay Thea,er and No al broadway. below
Graads. be found large and extensive asSort
nent of Pianos with and without the fean, for sale at
vesy prces for cash o. ei,y acceptances e. CeS
Pasos need snxaton They speak for themselves
n1s @s HORACE WATERS, Agent
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Nyw Goops AND GREAT BAReAIss

NV GOOnS AND bkEAT DAh"hiNo'
u,r,ucocx & LEApBrA1ER No 3H Broadway, corner
Leonard Il have been Receiving New q lOds rom hC
tion amer which are bsgut ia bnGhf cp0re0 ps'
Raw silks most desuabe goo9s. Which, WIN theu ohea
stock Of silks shawls CoaAs, Mereos &e sc ,theJ are
,eliine out cheap.
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~, Hats OF the best material and wor

" HAS OF Ut u - :, p -
1890 =. 10 h. .nrcfssed al f0e We kno =. e. ~'s4
n..f IL EAyFgETg Lass Tue ~ 'pf = IN er = 80
ICY, s',o 1 Isf ,afs RAFYERfN LEask.
VI A. ,.s con ~ 4 Ch,th-rn aud Peafi IS
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CBrprEN's PARIS HArs.-Iust receivec
"a h.. d., offered os ssanstica and sss insoce 81
Ca,,1re.' Fancy ~. Gaze. AID Ladies h'eiax h1s'
Paris manufacture, equs'sd ~ hone e's, sys o.
cd " ofesed Tor sHie ~ rs coento - ce,,s. Fsis
h1A'o' K an As,or Hcgse. Broadway
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IN pursuance ofiaw, MARD FiLLMokE, President OF The
United States OF hereby declare and make known
at pubic sales wiz be held tho nndemenlioned land oeeb Ia
The stae Iowa at the periods hereinafter desgnated 70 VII
Al the land once at IOWA CITY, commencing Monday the
h day OF September disposal OF the public lands stu
ated IN ihe ioiio"ing-nsned townships, viz
NORTH ot the base is and vest Of y principal meridian
township seventy nne, of range tSenty-nine
townships seseniy-aaDe eighty, OF tlify.
Townships seventy nine aud eighty, OF range thyone
townships seventy nine, eighty, and eighty oil iase Y
Township eighty yone, ofransr thiry-lhree.
Ate lad oihee FAIkFED, commencing on MONDAY, u,e
hieenthd september disposal OF the public lands
within "a aforementioned townships, To witi
Nor oftAe base line and Wes Of the h principal meridian
Township seventy, OF range miry
Township seventy
Township seventy, OF iange thIfiy-thfee.
At the land office DUBUQUE Monday, the eighteenth day
of August for the following tracts 10 wiz
small island
eghtno no the southeast quarter OF
hon twenty seven township ninety nort range nihe west
OF the nun principal meridian
other purposes together "hose and overowed lands
made unfit thereby which shall De seected
BY the state authorities before appointed for the commence
the public respectively, under the act enud An mel
enable The and other States 10 reclaim be
ad within limits" approved september 20 ioo
H be ercded The sales And locations for land bounnes
the tgiH be permitted ot the abope
provided the entitled n act making
popaons for the civil and diplomatic expenses oil government
&C., approved Sd March, 1851.
The offering will be commenced on e days appoint
ed the order which they advertised WI" h
DESPATCH whole shall have been onercd ana
weeks entry the lands will be admitted
the expiration of the two weeks. +.
my city Of Washington this SIKH day Of
- MILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
J. BurrRR7ELp, -.
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GsS oil 4, /. s.sg u ..

A NEW Route to Pittsburg via the Baltimore. sus-
quehanna Pennyirania RaoadTarough to Phburg in
express will leave Cavot station daily
States mail from Washington and Baltimore at st
connecting with the fast line at Middieown J,
irving at Harrisburg II, p m, dinner
the g arriving
D. As passengers have the option OF
either packet boats
stages from IIoidaysburg TO Pitkbnrg
be following by to Wit
York Wrehtsle, Marietta, Mddletown, Harrisburg
Port hierstown Perrysvc Lewstown McVeysown, Hunt
ingdon, Holdaysburg and Pisburg
also with the Cumberland valley aroad
passes Carlisle, shppensburg, Chambebu and
other points this road
of from Washington for any Of
points the will be at he
depo aud Ohio Railroad Company the arrival OF
a which be
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct l-dn Ticket Agent.
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The person viii be upon books h
payment Of the subscription be made II advance.
Distant subscribers forward aoaey by ousr the pos
which paid BY U.s. all BY
safe Transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER 10 published hi weekly during
sohs OF Congress, and weekly during the recess
Subscriptions fol period Than be rseeived On
terms psopornoned 10 the above annual
0-PosTmAsTEhs ssens, and, ~
sending DAILY subscriber, with enclosed,
sEMi-WELf subscribers, win s25 enclose WEEKLY
VII" $40 enclosed, VIII be e1tue Of the
edition they fuInish tof srass
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srRoLOGYrhe celebrated Or Z. w RoBACK, professor
II astTuog astronomy, prenolog, and combined
wit No. Locust Phia
dephia his services the citizens Of - lie has been
suited heads Europe, aud higher
astoogcr than living Nauyies caicu
according gnouancyade 81 ReDenen s. Persons
drawn sending the date
birth. containing the above fee viii receive
world,
written durable nnd he q prepared TO make Of his
following
advice Tor successful accomplishment OF wealthy
he has the redeem such the Tree
hazard aud for the
properly aud the purchasing of lottery tickets Thou
aboycnamed have been done this city and its
vicinity and In the United states 9 the fun satisfaction Of all
been during te four
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