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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

-, ,4.crsssd Megive. se> ,h;n tS,yv s.sr,
offered va allies.
Dude coptirces r,rch 6istarbet.
TIE Govern otre'a, c. receiving Led pr
bo-orgh's disps.ch, ;ssusd proosr atsoa rir,.
smresty 70 a. bit uuriersrs. Tie r,Es 4. ~ -
krowr.
Tte oe,..'s Of sr Hcre Grsa,'. victory uvr
row. .tste ia. the rebels were rear 20 100 s,,s
tle.r Ices was Go mfn ard gaGs. Inc BnnSsess
s lied srd W wounded lie hsal lasted ttr.isC
sri rebels were utterly routed. good sd,e, ~
Anticipated.
TIE Aziu gtur scd GhAIipoo, districts van -,a
disturbed By tls ejeis. who puadered he tov, 49,
burnt tie folests.
The Gcr1cxpors AID A.lshaSad dis.-;ct. Ass ~.
cuistsd.
stcIed coL6cerce and tscqui.Ity.
A .eha, Rajal had suIende.eS in Rol-cc,S ~.
lie rebels were a.so being It down.
TSs Bombay moIey market we easy. T.Ns-
quiet, hut tie import. had slightly Improved Frs
rers rs.asr better. Exchange lie. llii aas.
7Is london Tirsss Gays, tie above new. h.s :.
g-s a.er eject in restcrsg confidence % Cnsr,s n.
en- any previous cecss:cn
~; 7Yrss, in a. editorial, ctGac.s-.,s, q, I,l.
Iavrepce. the ruler Of the Purjslb, asths icrsrs~
msa in India, aud calls os tie Government 10 eSef
the peerage en- him.
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DR.. Fts,loa Ho'IreSek, who so Indignantly contra
dicted through our columns the statement that he w~
a Custom -HoEse officer, 'wiites to Collector Schell
that, having learned only through the newspapers
ths. be lad BEEN appointed to clerkship, he begs
leave to decline TIE pest, having Incompatible duties
tia: be preftrs to the siicA functions in question.
We Judge that the fac. that the post assigned him wa
only Ce,isAp, xhsn he sspired to sonsthng better
had IS nuoh weight Is tie Circumstance that be va
applied Ct s;s good luck oay through tAs newspapers
a t,ise e tin 20 It's 6;eiSisu.
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Personal.

In England, Dr.. Livirgs.ones volume o. travels is
row in ts thiteth thousand, ard sel!s at guinea.
Murray, tie publisher, Undertook to give him 1000
GU. o. the proceed, Of the rt edition Of OOo copies.
When tie secord edition was called for, the publisher
wIote 10 the author that be 81 olld have third Of the
profits. third sid fouith impression demand
3D. ard this pripoely psbisher informed the Traveller
that be should have bali the pro6aof all the editions
,ogetteS first, second, third and :ourth. Moreover,
Murray PAID Up the money at onOe, and Lvingstons
had Il il bis pocket before he eft for Aria.
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Passengers.

ehsId Mr., Del.ro and iafsn. Ne. Dearo and ckid 81
Msjor Fo.tsr .ad lazy, d.; C.s,dsn Nj. &c. e..
Ms. Wsier hi" Sorth.rd, Miss setir.p csrs cszsss.
M. B.mfor.h snd lazy. MIA. Base.eI ~ .o r.ST ~
Rev BIZ Bsodiy.A, Rev Nj ssephare Esv 49,. C.dssA
,s.ersr. E'sa.. sa.d.'c,. BuW.s sO'''''''' I"
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INDIA.
:.

Tie bombay nAs of July reashed Suez on tho
20. The RECAP sure Of awslor ia confirmed. The
rebels lcst tweIty-seven gura besice elephants and
cr are said to he hera@ed 10 oil sdts by the il.
ish tIcope.
On the 18th, Sir HOPE Gran, gained brilliant vic
tory at News Gunge, near Lucknow, capturing q lHgs
Sumoef q gpbs, aud diving The onstny Across t6s
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Fair Mobile.......... lG.. Mddlins ........ ISIS
Fair Uplands H.. Mdaling ::.,.;..e tis
, %sre a n nirs Wa estimated "'O' '''' ~
The I4t.I-Lysipoo Saturday Noos.-Me.m. RtAslsn
estimated sales Of s,ceO0lo,oCo bales 49,.
LIVERPOOL PRovisIoN MsRKET --Messr R9iknA,
Sf1 Bacon s steady u Id su6ysnt holders
u.liie. 6ol demsneed for Prime. TAlow Dom,ast
The Latest Liverpool Saturday Noon -MessIs Mcas'S"'
STATE or TaaDE.-Tbe accounts from Msrodesee
are favorable notwithstanding the decline .. liverpool ~ s
LIVERPOOL DREADsrurFs MaRsyr. - Mesn
PG.dspts AID Bst;uotc, i g. q Ohio ,ls PoltA p
quiet Red weHs H Gi 5sss R'd southern, Sss,
White we.eru $685. White s0O as. y 'Sga
wssih.L mad b. favorable for the crop.
=. The Broler' and other eeus''ay that corr WIS ""
The Lotnt-Liverroo Saturday Noon Melrs Rcs ~ &c
spence Co. quote tie Bresd'suh' m'rfs rne''n' '''
LIVERPOOL PnoDrcE MARKET.-The Broken. va
other circulars qgoe Ashs' du and nGuin. S s,
but price. ansefsj Rc.n ..e.dy sale. q e., a.
;,s:dS., > ssas dssisoH B"i dull fHsi'Ph''''
LoSDos MARKE1.-Messrs Barring Boo, Gs 's.
quiet and qno,aioI. barely mslrsnsa RI
steady Z. as B,, quoted Pig Iron to. clys. y
sS d:".ai ias cSs.o f E ss. a:Ai's
odf9 Cor LEz quiet and pico- .s-sr ioSh
LNstLD CASES ors so i5i. Boston . cGaes. n
Oh q 8; sPIRN On sa5d gsi Ricy I,syy T.LLo~
quiet Y. c. 10 3. ,
.LosDOS MosEY MA1KET--Nessrs. ssxing Bfcs-
eI, quote the London Moasy MARKET easy IA svv si
Dol.sis, s. OF; Eagles, IS ;.
CoDsos for money ard scount quote s the eeS
Friday a. 9sLd.o.
The Bullion in tie Banx 4 Ras and had increased 4 70
The Lak.t-Loston, "a. ardsy noon-Cop 1&s bc1~
ing quoted a. q. fer money AID Aecr ant. :.
HAyRE MARKET FOR he week ending July Y, ID
f.yseo; Sss so ss, o 20 =. S S:: s
iBg sdvces LyotstIs h0AD5ftFFs firm, owing 70 ~
rans price. enaIsd I'D the make, dill = sss I'm,
the Interior market slightly Ssf. AN,' j.
SOFTkE fra OiLs low Of ,de, but prices ssAtsfe' 81
luie and quotations barely MAINTAINED. S5cn trn
qualities slightly hslrt Ia 20 quiet W ANIMAL"
sys busB. - without 4u1t.a.s change 10 pres. .o.
ANERIsAs STo xs.-Aessrs. Barring Brothers r.
the Au.r,cAr securities rally inactive "a for l
tai Which in Lspr,vee a. nd and bsAsr shrss
count Bonds 8lgc Ffee.se Bords T. co. Erie Raj ~
-ps l., mott P.nEsyivsni Genital SKIS let tfF''
asi. Nagsscbuse u Flyes Bonds l02i. -,
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FRANCE.

The spproschirg Caerbocrg iste' snsrossst MIA
tier.
Rumors were currert that conspiracy agsi,a =,
Emperor had been discovered at ST. Eteuns, hu Ar
wsrt confirmation.
The Project OF the Department and SubPrssxs 4
Cherbcrry had been called to Paris to concest I'd
TIE authorities measures Of police for the sassr VI
tie Emperor, and Of vigilance a. regards Gusaay
and jersey.
TIE London Gio6e Gays that only two stip''c'w
accompany tie Roysl Albert and admiralty yt*,
v III scconr any Victoria 10 Cherbcurg.
Letters from Paris Assert that there IS some eIes
ton Of tire Credit Mobili.r winding up. or Rg 4
fuitn will be cortiivsd with the dsco mt bank Of r.
de ST. Paul.
PARIS CoSFTRENcE.-The draft Of the convecan
and project was expected TO be definitely adopted !,
tie l2th CT August.
Price Napoleon Is ssid to be eevisng measures |,
diver. the stream Of emigration which aors for
France and Germany to America toward Agsna
En,ser dirsry advantages are to be he'd out to All
can cocnhts.
PaRIs FriSoy nicM-The Three Per Cents cl,s
at 6Sf. &c.
The Conference he'd another s.ttrs ts-iaI
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SPAIN.
AUSTRIA.

TIE Queen and King were meeting VIII the mes
Enthusiastic receptions in their journey 10 the Arun
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTIoS MANKET.-Tbe Brokers Cinca.
sr reports the ses Of the week So 600 bales which 1000
speculation and eco for export All qualities wers dsacy
lower the decline being in the :urreDt qualities u Amenaa
6d ard in the Inferior descriptions ID. The sac, fhsJ
were 5C10 bales OF which $50 speculation spt Tor O.
port the market closing steady st the following Authorised q
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An autograph letter from he Emperor 4 pubSshM
corcedirg sun6ry reforms in The Lombsrdo-y scsdr
nroyin.as
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I'll Rkt.Y.

Fresh dispatches modify very much the grave ca.
acter Of these which announced the attack on the Ma
tsnegrirs by the Turks. Tee stack was only oes n
the outposts, the responsibility Of which Carrot "
fixed on any superior ofi,er No serious reprsIset>
tons on the subject have been made 10 Turkey.
TIE Porte had addressed q renopstrsnoe "a Sir Il
l.. Bu.wer respecting the continued occupation u
Perrin. -
A letter from Belgrade Gays that q Turkish solder
Consul imme distely demanded satisfaction.
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REI,GII-N.

TIE discussion upon the proposed addition 10 u.
forti6catiors Of Antwerp was progressing n The b,
gsn Chamber Of Representatives.
The projected Belgian !osa viii nct, IA sssa, SsN
npred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Cape Of Coed Hope dates arc to Jun~D. Trd.
was favorable, but heavy lossss lad been srslA(
by wool spectators. Imports were brisk eu "
ports dub. The loss by the fire at Port Etsbsh
wac cS5 coo.
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RABI A
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE

Two hundred of the people engaged 10 tho mssasSs
of the Christians at Judah had been arrested
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

Two years ago. Pennsylvania and Indiana, at
their October State Elections, stopped the veto
! rous career Of the Republicans and secured the
election Of Mr.. Buehansn TO the Presidency. The
Democratic majority in Pennsylvania over the con'
bned Opposition vote wss little over Three
Thousand; while in Indiana it was about Seven
Thousand. Philadelphia alone at that time gave
some Thrty.fve Hundred Democratic majority
over the united Opposition; she now gives over
Five Thousand the other way. Pennsylvania
gives about ten times the majority against
Mr.. Buchausn's Administration that she gave
to call it into being in October, 1856.
So vast Il revolution. quietly and peacefully
effected, We are rarely eusbled to chronicle. Ii
has been effected in the face of the most Hntirng
assertions of the pIacemen and their journalists
not only that the Kansas question is defntively
and happily settled, but that the Administration
has settled it: and that the idea of Protection Is
obsolete-that no improvement in the Tariff with
view to the Protection of American Labor is now
possible, and if it We're, the only way to secure it
is to support the powers that be, and thus earn
the GOOD will of the slaye-breeding interest. All
dinned in the ears of the People since May; and
their response is given in the Election Returns We
have this week published
The votes Of Ohio and Iowa, Of Connecticut and
even Delaware demonstrate that the revolution of
1883 is not confined to the two States which elected
Mr. Buchanan, though it is there most emphatic
and unmstakable. In October 1856 the Repubi-
cans carried Ohio by over Eighteen Thousand Ma
jority; yet they have just made gains on the Men,
bers Of Congress then chosen. The vote just cast
would seem to have been but moderately heavy
quite below that of 1o56-and the Republicans
generally appear to be equally surprised and de-
lighted by their victories. Can any rational being
longer doubt that the policy of the Administration.
alike with regard to Kansas and to Finance is
condemned by great majority Of the American
People, Subtract that large minority who always
vote what they consider the regular Democratic
" ticket" and always will, no matter how fagrant
may b. the errors and malfessa of its leaders in
Office, and there is no support left in the Free
States for Mr. Buchanan and his Cabinet To il
lustrute this let us post the books showing the net
result Of the recent elections to Congress:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

Whatever may be thought of many other projects
Of reform and improvement broachcd in the early
days of the French Revolution, the scheme sug-
gested by the French savans for universal system
Of weights, measures and money, stands on strong
and peculiar grounds OF its own. 1t is true thst
the partisans of things they sre have undertaken
to denOunce and rdicule the idea of any such
universal standard, which they have represented As
no less utopian than the idea OF universal lan-
guaee-a thing in their view as undesirable as it is
imprsctcable. The disciples Of this school insist
that there is certain degree Of the moral pctu
rescue in local distinctions sad pecularltics Of
weighing and measuring, az well as of speaking.
and that to give up these pecularties would be so
much lose of local tone and color. But Whatever
reason there may be, whether founded in senti-
ment " based on common sense, for wishing 10
perpetuste certain kinds of national and local
peculiarites, there is one circumstance which
seems TO afford an excellent reason for not in.
cludine weights measures and money, in this csts.
sory Weighing, measuring and payment ex-
clusyely mathematical operations, and mathematics
is branch of science absolutely in ts char
Stttf, anu NulCh uotS ho' VI Guy wal coioi
or picturesque adaptation 20 time and place. There
is lust as good reason for introducing universal
system OF weighing and measuring as there was for
introducing the universal employment Of the Arabic
minerals or the algebraic symbols in common Use
among all nations: and the arguments set up against
q universal system OF weights and measures would
be lust ns strong for renouncing the elegant sim.
plieity snd general intelli2bity of the system now
in use, and going hack, each people to lie Own
cumbersome and indigenous scheme Of notation.
The scheme proposed by the French ssvans,
eousry abandoning, IS il did, al other systems
hitherto in use, and proposing entirely new one,
did al that could be done TO avoid any sacrifice OF
national pride, no nation being called upon to re
pounce its own system for th,t Of smother As
measuring snd weighing are entirely mathematical
operations, they proposed 10 base the whole pro-
c,d,re upon j standard of universal character, 10
be mathematically determined. They sought the
ur;t of mensuratoa in the globe itself This unit,
TO which they gave the uame of metre measure,
WIS the mllioath part of the distance from the
EQUATOR to the pole; and from this unit Of Linear
measurement they derived all the other units-tbosc
of surface measurement, of capacity, of weight.
and Of money, applying to the whole the conse.
u;eocs ,od facility OF the decimal subdivision.
Crr,i Improvements uoa wide cd,ugcs OF th.s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

The nnou nomination of JAMES H,wruRsv
Member of Congress from the lid (Brooll,n, n.
trct IS one OF the best yet made, and Wa do ,o, -
lievs any Americans viii bolt it bu, ,ho.. ~.
Ike Tennessee Perrin. were already in tss CUT
and service of the Sham Democracy There y.
several dozen Of these who would have bolt.J A..
union nominee whether American or Republican:
but there are not enough Of them to p-cvsn, o..
election of the whole union ticke, BY At ls.s t.
Thousand majority. The sgreemeut be,ve.. a.
two parties is perfectly fair and honorable, @.
Americans have at leas. full half of the tieks.
and n list of nominees of like capacity and wo,s
with Mr. Humphrey viii insure an overwa4lni.
triumph.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

The Republican Convention of the With Con
gress District last evening rejected, by msio-
rity on to l0) the report of the Conference Com
mirtee, recommending the Hon. GEORGE BRIGGS
as union candidate for Congress, and resolved to
adhere to Augustus F. Dow, their original nomi.
nee. Let the friends of union be patient aud this
matter will right itseh in good time. The District
will no, be thrown away, nor viii the opportunity
OF winning good feeling toward our State Ticket
be rejected. Wait till the County and some other
District nominations src made, and if the Con-
yentions should stand in the way oi harmony, the
People will quietly set their nominations aside and
most efIectuslly to subserye the great ends for
which they are struggling.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

striking in the fights and sqsabbies Of the news
paper orgsns Of the Slave Democracy. II some
dal,er in this lore would undertake to compose
book under the title of Qusrre's OF Democratic
newspapers, lie might throw D,sraeli and his
Ousrre,s Of Authors entirely into the shade. We
referred dsy or two since To the little game at
.nap.drsgoa now gong on betn cen The Boston Post
and The Boston Courkr. o'casioned by tae attempt
or the latter to set itself up Democratic organ.
and what is certainly an aggravation which
may well put Tie Boston Post out of humor.
TIE SPECIAL advocate OF Boston hid glove
Democracy, after = new pattern. by which
The grniili,, Of Tie Boston Post Is in danger Of
he;no wholly out.shone This little scrimusge.
however. ia brothery love itself compared with
,be hull. dog ferocity with which The Washington
Inion and The N. \. Daily Ner'-nelther OF
which journals pretends, we believe, to belong to
the kid.elove school-dsrt ssysgely st each Others
throsts. Ts, Ne,es-if We m,y believe II, CnoH,
and we have 70 doubt that The Journal Of Com
mf,c,. which claims to be not only genteel but
pious, will fully indorse the statement-i' 'isno-
q rant. narrow minded, illiberal aud eIsohnS,
without intellect, honor, or public confidence.
Ts which The Ntrs replies, with no less truth than
.pirit. that The Union is as malicious as 1t Is
Z" coarse and vugar;" and thea The Nt'cs, being
the organ of the Democracy that nominsted WOOD
for Mayor and did not elect hm-thank TO tue
glass baIIot.bo1es-can well afford to despise the
censnres of a sheet without circulation, influence
" or power.
Th. quarrel between the two organs-one the
organ of the national Administration st Washing
ton. the other the organ Of the shoulder-hitting
Democracy of this city-seems to be upon the
ouest;ou us to the extent to which Douglas has
secret friends snd silent wellwishers among the
nominal supporters of the Administration in this
State. Tie Ners does not fall behind The Un.on:
indeed il seems to take its cue from that Journal.
in denouncing Douglas as a traitor to the Demo
CRITIC party and calling out for his instant election
from it. At the same time. it insists, and, We
must say, with every appearance OF having III thi'
instance truth on its side, that among the man
scers OF Tsmmany Hall snd those who controlled
and shaped the action of the Syracuse Convention
were many secret friends of Douglass who lock
forward to him as Mr. Buchanan's successor;
whereas, The Ne,rs goes for Mr.. Buchanan's re-
nomination or, falling in that, for some Southern
candidate.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
Majority for Schwartz......".." ID
To tie Assosisted Prsss.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Oct. II, leA

To tie Associated Pr-,s.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Oct. ID, IL"
he official majority Of Henry l.. Fisher IN CumSs'
land County is 2cs. II Was before reported ~. Ihs
rcuders probable the election Of Junkin Opp IN ss
XVIth Congressional District.
The official count of the XIlIth Congressicss Ds-
tric, gives Jnnkin Opp 80 minority.
1t reported that the Opposition have elected sssa
candidate for State Senator in xork County. tss
is correct the Opposition will have lnsjonty "
Senate
At the meeting here to-day of the judges q "
election returns, afdavits were read charging hsss
in the Is, Congressional District Indicating TAI ""
Floreuoe's election will be contested.
READIsG, Pa, Friday, Oct. l5, 10
TIE Judges OF Election held informal nec1.s
this morning and reported John Schwartz, the HP's
ioan candidate for Congress in the With CossO
ionsl District, certainly elected by small ma}0A!
The rest Of the Lecompton Democratic ticket eieo
The XXIVth Congressional district IS IN dow-
-Four counties give James L. Giis lDem.) i,Us -
iority. The sane counties in iS6 gave ,lf9 Ds"s
cratir naioritv.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

will SHARE the pleasure Of hsipins to susta;a ~A
National Administrations as row control. aa.n !,
Washington. It must be content to subms, "a n.
pain Of helping to mismanags our schools, .,j !.
keep in Office thoroughly corrupt aud incou...
tent Municipal Administration. The chooso. ).
the Board of Educstion Of men who cannot m.
their own nsme-, and Of others with ma.,
worse disquafcatioas than that, IS regular o.,,
Of the political system BY which the suppor. Of a.
City is secured TO the Democratic party. % c,u,I
If Tie Otsersr will support that party, il ms, !.
content to take il with all il, iucideu.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

Tie Nete- York OSserrer sppesrs 20 ~ quite
snrned at the discovery that the Board al Educs-
ton is now so constituted that the majority of its
members sre willing to have the Bible excluded
from our CITY schools, and that from thirteen of
those schools it IL actually excluded II relates,
with no little show of horror, that i gentleman
lately visited one OF these schools, aud. having
occasion to refer to the Bible, not . copy could Se
found among teachers or pupils, though the latter
numbered upward OF Thousand.
II is rather late in the day-though even death
bed repentance is better than nothing-for The
O5s.rr,r 10 awake to thi. state of things. That
journal has been doing its very best for years past
to ill UP the Board of Education with politicians
ready at any time 10 barter of the Bible and their
own souls into the bargain, for a few dozen Irish
votes. We say TIE Oiserrer has been thus en-
Itoyed. because il has been doing its best to
sustain that party in our City, State and National
politcs whose csndidaIes tor seats in the Board oi
Education are. too many ct them, of the descrip-
ton above set forin IL never all answer for The
Otstyter TO say tia, the election of school officers
need not be and oush, not to De dragged into the
..nire OF politics" In this country every elective
cfice is so dragged especially BY the party to which
The Obserrer giyes its hesrty aud Jealous support
The sustentation OF 4 ,lave-dIiying National Ad-
mnistrstOn necessarily carries with it the susteu-
tstioa OF an unworthy, incompetent and immoral
Board OF EIucst.on. of enough sach members at
ea-, a i, - to ots.at i eaectusG,. II The Qjsr.er
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

Some idea of the direction in which portion OF
the million and quarter Of dollars, which passes
into the hands Of the Board of Education this
year is squandered, may be formed from printing
bill Just rendered 10 the Board. In the estimates
which we have had made Of the work, We have
taken the size of paper on which the samples fur
nished them were printed. OF course, by using u
smaller sized sheet than the usual double medium
they increase their charges for paper and press
work very rapidly. Their contract allows them
forty cents per thousand ems for composition
thirty cents per token for press-work. and five
dollars per ream for paper. similar to the double
medium samples furnished them In June last,
they presented bill of Si.2H II, of which
1868 20 was composed of items not coming within
the terms of the contract. or the remaining
charges, $3.50 81, rigid analysis BY practical
printer shows that s53l % is justified by the con-
tract.
This however is not fair specimen OF the bills
received. We give their bill in detail for printing
2. so copies of the Directory, little 52mo OF loO
pages. side By side with the contract price;