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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08

is at ios O'Clock A. M the central saesrooms q
Of furnafe ae COMPRISING general assortment both
and second rosewood pianos, handsome mahogany
steies and chairs Brussels hresply carps..
Manon pistols, stoves, heaters, &c. &C.
~ T. + H. sCnENCk, this day, s,h inst .. II o'eioss
re rs e
mel and sabanee comprising sets o, pins ana % Ky
Of buttons elegan. double tune keepers
n psnt nd
~ BY +. r. II. sCHENCK, Saturday, 9Th inst a. u
O'clock their sesroom 50 Nassau street very large and
sui Of solid rosewood hrocade brocat plush and hair
ssaf dining tables Sana and Chairs
ceres and sofa tables
Of black chamber furniture made BY Desoir N hne
order three Goods boxed and shipped the best
manner.
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER-BY r. +. II.
.ae.By order and Under the
viii sell auction, IS Nassau street Tuesday,
the iah day Of October OBJ inst at Il 1c.ek all The right title
e q In aaa Ss s Of Of real ss sse In 5
and the and previous
date last and Of and to the Of hs Battle
list Of the property may be seen at the store Of he Under
Upward Eg 2, AUcTIoSEER VERY d EVE
10 and 10 1853 from II until O'Clock Mt No. IS Fifth avenue
of Fifteenth street. elegant costly household furn
tureThe splendid furniture contained said house most Of
ns rosewood si suhi pier and mantsl
prs in s smask and ss rs
rosewood bedseads dressing bureaus wardrobes
toilette duehssses &e hair aubisson velvet royal
gilt gas fixtures very beautiful bronze and other ornaments
anq r s ocas aa
pictures sauary &C. Catalogues will BE- ready and may be
The may be the day before the sale by
street. '''N'' '''''
HENRY b. HERTs, JR, .AUCTIoNEER-By HERTs 4
Moss-Wl sell on Friday, Oct 8 at O'clock, IN front
n sr ns N "a @
kind every respect avery traveller Nlso bug
buggy POSITIVE The
owner Ia about leaving the city.
HENRy B, HEgTs, JR AuCTIoNEEg r. BYTE HERTs
saiesrooms No 81 street large
comprising Noegas msay Clay Escusps j.. star Of
al variety Of packages TO be sold positively without any re-
serve, for cash. to pay advances
HENRY Il. HERTs JR.. AUCTIoNEER-BY HERTs 4
alosooms No So Pine street by order Of the assgnecs 200
also cssAs vinegar, 10 baskets eidsck champagne
HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER;m,; s S, NO;
on Tay October s Il ~ @ ss
% Nassau street beautiful collection Of stuffed birds,
the Wen known taxdermist ". Ga6rai,h Esq.
MoRIARTY, AuCTIoNEER, WILL. SELL ON FRI
81 sth inst i0 O'Clock ut the residence ll2 First
avanue Ly order Of the administrator the furniture tapestry,
Brussels and ingram carpets mirrors window curtains fine
feather beds bedding stoves ocoh, glassware crockery
&c Sale positive, without reserve.
ToHN L. yANDEwATER, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL
FL Friday Oct 8 at the salesoom 0 Broadway choice
recherche OF household cabinet furniture Sus
brocai frames all OF the best materials
in mahogany and walnut parlor marble top
side and pier tables rich carved eegeres encois
oyas cornice &C. all OF the best French plate library bed
and basement furniture. Of description; book
secretaries lounges couches chairs In oak and other
marble bureaus betsteads and wash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08
WATCHES. JEwEIRy. &C.

I ~ 49, 49,
A TIANTfc TEtEGRsPH CABLE By tue MILE
n TIFFANY co. $50 Broadway, viii dispose Of the re-
ainder Of the Atlantic telegraph cable on hani Wy the
ieegraphic purposes, AZ low price Having
facilities for testing under water they can guarantee Va per
fecti0n
% Al descriptions gold jewelry for sale a retail At less
than prices by a. G. ALLEN Importer Of watches and
'' II Wall street second Goor.
r Fss THAN HALF PRrCE-ONE GOLD LEVER
IL hunting watch SIS, silver lever watch 81 one cylin
der watch 81 cylinder watch 81 goli ehain - Que
rold chsn 81 gold chain, f5 TIVE gold rings 10 cents
ono bracelet 81 mans overcoat new, 81 one lady CLOAK
things all and good order win be sold At g. Forsyth
street second noor, room No s.
NOTICE TO wArCHNAKERs AND psALERs IN
~ watches.-DAvIS' improved safety banking lever
watches and pocket chrororeers These wsthes Of the
hes, possible workmanship and from me careful consucon
and the npphasnn ~ tempered sprinTs and compensation
balances they arc eninenty sieed for all climates trey
are supplied either with without and IT mcdet1e
asnihcenty embeshed and dAs Orders atiressea
10 Dav thermometer and watch manufacturer " Upper
Charles street Northampton c. London England
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w An descriptions Of roa and silver watches for sale
tnl NJ iess th~~n usual prr~s.
Watches taken n exchange.
Every wstch has a written guarantee With ~
watches repaired AZ less than nsaal prices
~. G. ALLEN, importer 81 Watches a1t t~wetrv.
wholesale aul retail, No VI Wall stress 'Hcpr G>r,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER FURNITURE.
u BY f. r. II. sCHENCK, on Saturday 9Th inst at II
O'clock nj their slesroom Nassau street, large and
of superior furniture embracing paror
sui rosewood brocade brocate plush and hair
cloth chamber suits OF Styles mahogany oak and
black anut extension dining tables bues and chairs etc
ceres centre tables bookcases wardrobes
bedseads washsands mattresses, &C. also complete suit
of black walnut chamber furniture made by Desoir N tine
order three Goods boxed and shipped In the best
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08
sTIIPPINa.

DOR LIyERPOoI4-oLD BLACK STAR LiNE.-THE
clipper ship BALTIC lying a. pier a ses river VII SAL
0ctober9 The JOHN BRIGHT, pier 81 East river will sail
October H. For passage apply board, 10 WILLIAMS
GuION, NJ Fulton street and III Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08
r BROWN, AUCTIoNEER.
81. AUCTION NOTICE

q. FURNITURE ssb fu SS1ifK GOODS.
HuMnERT VIII sell this morning al TO-, O'clock N
sau street mahogany walnut furniture arior SUITS
IN oSs sss h ns Ss p Tn
hall library dining room; also silver plated table
G ua % VIII When Se %
M c. EpEY, AUcTIoNEER.
W. fe'e"p'oryE sas q L TiSI1s 5R &C.
win SELL on Saturday October at u O'clock a, sales
rpen sd Of new and aesaa hand vehicles which
found rockaways for four and six shifting top
son &C. lo great variety Of single and double harness
The buyers solicited the sale viii be positive
RIcHARp KIs ssSM sFt A IT IpSEspx
n 10 o'slocs a, Their sAesroem iss sro ,,ss,
Scissors and shears, Curtis shoycls,
tsaS s. Knives s Ssna Panel SsS"diie..
Are nI nsse superior English raapr in eases Also
Of heavy and shelf goods In lots to suit the
city and country trade -,
An invoice of and toys and fancy goods Cat
sogues and samples early on morning OF sale
CurgrFrrs saLE-rHERE WILL BE sHERrrr's
- dwelling house northeast of Carroll and
Clinton STREETS BroskIyn a los eeIoek 4 ~ Saturday
nure comprising sofas besesds wardrobes centre and
As rSe amount y silver plate sroa1e sntei ornaments
fine china Ac valuable private library curtains se
ss washing machine coal a. Also line carriages aee'
SyUrRIrF's SALE or CARPETTN0. OIL CLOTH DRUG.
- get mating. AcA. NJ CRfsTALAR, suctonecr, will
sell day October At 10 O'Clock. nj - Bowcry large
and well selected stock Of care'nx removed from Tie carpet
warehouse the convenience of SALE consisting OF - pieces
Brussels and tapestry carpet pieces ~ pieces
ingram carpet ranging from 2 10 ~ yards each ~ pieces
,wopy carpet IS pieces Venetian and BRUSSELS stair CARPET 90
Aso large lot q drugget rugs windcw shades oansets
desk and ONCE urnirr. also lid yards list hemp
and carpet This sale well worthy the attention % city
country dealers the goods Will positively be sold without
reserve In lots 10 suit purchasers. By order of
JAMES y. BENsEi.I. Deputy Sheriff
THOMAS yEITCH AuCTIoNEER.-oFFTCElo SPRUCE
see-AHsisnses sale 81 wines, liquors, ac 70 be sold
Friday Oct T. ls5s Mt 10 A M, nj 81 Fulton
street consisting Of fine wines liquors and general assert
meni 10 groceries. JAMES CkoNih assignee
TyIfos yEfTCIT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 SPRUCE
srcctsheri sale Of oce furniture, ac this day Fri
day Oct a al II A. NJ II 10 Spruce street. consisting OF one
ron SAFE desks, chairs, maps, letter press a. s,
ylvM wTTTERs AUcrToNEER Will. SELL THIS
w day O'Clock at s5t Canal street large assortment
of housshcd furniture Of family breaking housekeeping
sofas chairs centre sde and extension tables mirrors paint
piano paror su IN plush elegant tapestry and other
earps ball oco.hs beds and bedding mahosany and walnut
robe china glass Ac stoves, Ac comprising hne asort
families others, also French china dinner and
tea sets rich cut glassware, tc.
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CrEAM TO LIVERPOOL. LONDON, GLASGOW, DUB
~ lin, Belfast and Londonderry
And all the principal towns OF England ireland,
Via Liverpool without delay At greatly rednced rates
CARRYING The UNITED STATES MAIL
The Liverpool New York and Philadelphia Steamship Com
panys splendid Clyde built iron sieamshps Ia
tended 10 sail a. follows
FROM NEW YoRK.
=
thursday, Oct n
And each alternate Thursday,
At II O'Clock noon, from pier ~ North river.
Passengers viii find this the most speedy and safe route 70
the Continent
Cabin from New York and Phsdepha. SIS
Third class from New York W any OF the above named
Return tickets available for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Passengers forwarded To Havre Paris Hamburg Bremen
Antwerp and all parts Of the Continent without delay
Drafts ON Liverpool, from 81 upwards
steamers provided with every requisite
70 insure the immediate extinction of rc and the srctes dis
ciplne II enforced with regard to the of lights
For freight apply only ut the Office OF the com
pany John e. DALE, 10 BToadMay New p porki Agent
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CPECIAL NOTICE.
- Clipper 10th October. - -
ROSS FAIEOSER & CO.'S LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
The clipper ship CREST OF THE WAVE, Coey master Il
pier n East having half of her cargo board VIII
have immediate dispatch and leave before her d. For
balance Of freight apply TO
ROSS FALCONER Il co,
No. H2 Wan street Tontine i,uiding, secnni hO0r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08

A VCTION NOTICE.-FRENCH JEWELRY-ON AC
~ count Of whom 1t may
SAMUEL oSG0OD Co. anctoneers will sell, at 81 Mas
street. this day tFriday) at i0,a O'Clock,
81 7-12 dozen French plated watch keys,
do. do. vest chains,
And other iewery. for cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08

E,oR sAvANNAH-THE AMERICAN ATLANTIC
II steamship Companys and elegant steamship
MONTGOMERY, r. Croacker, commander viii leave pier !.
North river. Saturday October at O'Clock r. Cabin
passage with nepuaied accommodations, sta Through
tickets New Orleans $50 90 Mobile sS5; Mongoaery, so
Albany, Ga, S24 Atlanta and Columbus, S25, Macon, S2
Freight 10 cents per foot and proporonate rates Insurance
one half per cent Applyto
H. e. CROMWELL 4 co, SO West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08

uENRY II. LEEDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
II q Nassau street-IlENRY H. LEEDS 4 co. will sell
auction Friday October al III O'Clock the saesroom
. Nassau street beautiful collection Of stuffed birds
sngly and under shades prepared by
the wen known taxdermist W. Gaibraith Esq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08

A ucrIoy NoTIcr-wlfI. DE SOLD THIS DAY. AT
"A O'Clock st Canal street by virtue 81 mortgage on
rarinr covered In plush, do
centre table on. French Mai. gls. tapestry carpets
bureau washsand, marble top toilet one wardrobe ma
boeany beead hair bolster and pillows bianke
spreads &c By order Of VIM CoSiiN. Esl, attorney fo
usostgagee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08

LyOR NEW ORLEANS D1RECr-OCToBER i5.-THE
well known staunch and fast steamship TENN rSsEE
Captain Thomas Forbes will leave New York from pier No
North river for New Creaus direct Friday Oct U.s. at
r. NJ Passage first cabin $50; In Storage x2o Her
commoatons unsurpassed She Is ready TO receive
freight pier No North river None butfteanshp bills Of
ladng win he signed For passage ret4 apply board
or to CHARLES MORGAN, No BowlinFt reen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08

EDWARD SCHENCK.-JEWEIRYAN AND WATCHES-bf
a. their sales room No IS Nassau street. positive sale Of Gle
giant ewery Of entirely new designs Of mSscs cameo
bracelets brooches earrings seal and stone sds sse
OF studs and sleeve buttons also elegant tune
patent detached lever watches also gold
guard vest chains chateaines, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08
SALES AT AUCTION.

DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN.- THIS DAY {FRIDAY, OCT q.
ID at 0 O'Clock A. M ~ the central salesrooms. corner Of
Wougby streets Brooklyn. Regular weekly sale
of furniture Ac compsng general assortment both new
hand rosewood pianos, handsome mahogany
wardrobe marble tables mahogany and rosewood tete
atees and chairs rockers Brussels and threey carpets
show and stand walnut phenix SAFE par OF
Manton pistols, stoves heaters. &C. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08

HENRY b. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER-BY HERTS
IL MOSsWi sell on Friday. Oct & at IL O'Clock, in front
OF store No So Pine street horse harness top wagon &c
tail bay 1872 hands high warranted sound and
kind respect and as, traveller nlso top bug
and nearly also and
patent spring and axle trong buggy. Sale positive the
own eaging the CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08

A usTRAfTA INDEPENDENT LINE,
N PASSAGE SIS AND UrwARDS
The splendid Al cliYper ship JUAN FERNANDEZ
1 tons burshen will he despatched for Melbourne the
2s,h October, without ai and Is suarsn,eed ne ar.
IN for Australia and win f0Iht make short pesssge
The accommodations for passengers IN FIRST and second cabins
cpnnot surpassed Passengers win please examine for
themselves fcr balance Of freight or pagsage Apply on
board Al pier T. Fast River, 10 tOODbNE, ARkFLL a
riiiOT los Pearl sgb hills zoe sale Cash advances
made on consenmenls. Coasgnees Australia, Fisher,
Ricards %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08

! IJENRY Il. HERTS, JR. AUCTIONEER-BY HERTS
IL M0SS-Wi sell on Friday, Oct 5, at IL O'Clock at the
No So Pine street by order of the assguecs POO
family sosp barrels starch platform scales iron safe
kc also. 5casks 10 baskets Heidsck champagne
Tara aaSh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08

r MORTALITY, AuCTIoNEER. WILL. SELL ON FRI
81 day sth inst at 0h O'Clock, at the residence l2 First
avsnue administrator the furniture, tapestry
Brussels and ingram carpets window curtains fine
feather beds bedding. stoves ocoth, glassware, crockery
&c Sale positive without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08

UCTION EOTICE.-THOS. BELL. AUCTfONEER
IA and w 8, THOMPSON-Ths day ut l0s o'clock, In thu
saesrooms 10 Eas. broadway sale Of stoves and furniture
drawers satnes trimmings, &c. Also, fine stock of ladies'
genemens and chdrens boos shoes and CATERS brandy
Segars,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08
SALES Ar AUCTION.

4 LBERT H. EICoLAY, AUCTIONEER-BY ALBERT
"A il. NICoLAY, Office No; Broad sreet-Regnlar auc-
ton sales of stocks bonds the Merchants Exchange
every day bonds bought and sold al private SALE
Sale this day at l2h O'Clock. See catalogue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08

THOMPSON a cos. BROKERS AND COMMISSION
"A merchants lcz Nassau street corner oAnn r2gns
and second door. advance money, from ~ 10 &Jp
vaschea diamonds ewsy, dry goods sesars and All kinda
q securiaee bousk Notes stocks bombs Ae. negotiated
A. X. THOMPSON, Aucul neer.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-11-04
The Tribune SAYS:
A Good Verdict,

We are glad Huron county jury has set
the example OF rendering decent verdict in
cnee for breach of promise. The Nor
walk Reflector of the I'd inst, says:
A considerable amount of business wns
transacted in Court last week. Among the
cases tried, was one for breach of promise,
in which Icebenda l.. Thomas, of Greer nfield.
in this county, was plaintiff, Us. Curtiss Sim.
mons, defendant. No defence was made,
and the pIuintiff recovered a judgment of
$40 600 damages assessed by jury.
George Thomas, the father Of The plaintiff
in the above case, also obtained Il iudnmcnt
of $4,000 against the same deiendent, for the
seduction of his daughter.
AS we contemplated the pale, sad counte.
nance of that injured female, as che sat in
the Court room, giving her testimony in the
cases above noticed. we were more than
ever impressed with the conviction that the
law for the punishment of seduction is
mere form; not at all in proportion to the
offence. Why will not Ohio wipe the dis.
grace from her nome by enacting a law that
will punish the crime as it deserves? The
man who will trife with female virtue,
should be made to feel in his person as we'll
as in his purse. 1t must be apparent to all
that the law as it now stands, is Inadequate;
why not enact oEe, then, that shall in some
good measure protect females-deter this
tritiing with their affections and virtue.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-11-04
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, November l.-Mr. Butter
field, President of the Overland Mail Route.
made application to-day for the protection of
the country traverged by their stages, from
Indian incursions. The Secretary of War
gave him most cordial reception, congratu.
lated him on his success, and assured him
that military protection should be afforded at
as early day as possible. The troops will
probably be concentrated at Fort Smith in
considerable numbers, and be moved in suit.
able detachments to the exposed points
This important move of the government
will, and is designed to open all Texas and
Arizona to settlements.
The forces which are SO successfully fighting
the Camanches will be promptly re.enforced
by regiment from Fort Leavenworth, with
view to compel them 10 sue for peace
Improved arms, similar 10 those which are
60 effective in Washington and Oregon, will
be forwarded to Fort Smith.
The President favors the protection of the
mail and emigrant routes from Indian at
tscks. Mr.. Butterfeld left for home this
afternoon, greatly pleased with the compre.
hensive plans of the Secretary of War. he
will soon start for Memphis, Little Rock,
and Fort Smith, to see whether the route
cannot be greatly improved.
The Postmaster General is.satisfed that
the mails can be carried freTn California in
from twenty to twenty-5ne days, as soon as
the War Department can bring the Indians
under control. ~ ---
Isaac Holland, the door.keeper of the U.
D. senate, died to-day.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-11-04
Minnesota Election.

All doubt about the result of the Mime.
Sofa election is removed. Notwithstanding
the divisions and feuds in the Democratic
ranks, growing out of the failure of the last
Democratic Legislature to choose U s Sen
ator, and which everybody supposed would
insure our defeat, the Democracy have again
carried the State. They have three msjori.
ty certain on joint ballot in the Legisla.
ture, and possibly four. This will enable
the Democrats to choose United States
Senator in place Of General Shields, whose
term expires on the fourth of March next.
The House Of Representatives will contain
Republican majority of two, while in the
Senate the Democrats have FIVE majority.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-11-04

msiorityi The subject of taxstiOn has lost
none of Ne Impotence. It should not be
considered as psttisan question, much less
determined with reference to the welfare of
peculiar interests.
We do not doubt the existence through.
out the whole country of considerable en-
barrassment, extending alike to all classes
and occupations-to the farmer as we'll as
the manufacturer, to the merchant and the
llboFer. A little reflection will show that,
In respect to these various interests, they
are all alike charged with the misfortune of
the times and that, In arranging laws af-
fecting all, they are equally entitled to be
heard and headed. 1t Is not those classes
that command the money, the telegraph, and
the press that should be specially consider
ed. They are better represented in the dis
cussions Of the day, they have more fucili-
ties for publishing their complaints and Pc
titions, they are more powerfully endorsed
by political influence, they employ more in
genious advocates and psy them better, but
they are not more severely tried by the re.
cent and existing vulsion, and are less in
numbers end production than the great agri-
culturol interests, whose labor they would
tax and whose legitimate profits they would
consume.
We repeat, in uttering these suggestions,
it is not our purpose to discusss the ques.
tions of political economy involved in the
present revenue laws. We desire only to
call public attention to the general subject,
and to point out the Objectionable manner
in which it has been presented to the coun-
try by the opposition journals. When the
matter is considered, it should be by the
whole people, by all classes who are inter.
ested in its final settlement. We want no
snap judgments-no Legislation in the midst
Of the storm to govern US in the succeeding
calm. 1t may be well in the hour of peril
to put the ship under short sail but when
the gale subsidies, good commander will
again crowd on the canvas. Vicissitudes in
business are very opportune seasons for in.
terested parties TO seek special Legislation
in their own behalf; but a nation is not
wise that falls into such traps, however
plausible or pressing may be the reasons
urged fer their enslavement.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-11-04
County Papers-Thcir Use.

County papers are Of much mere use than
people imagine.
They aid in directing public attention to
matters in which every citizen of the county
is more or less interested.
The contribute, in variety of ways, to the
formation of public opinion on subjects OF
public interest.
They aid in giving character and import.
tance to the county in which they are pub.
lished.
They stimulate the taste for reading, and
disseminate, in the course of one year,
vast amount of useful information which
would not reach portion of their readers
through any other channel.
They are Of essential use in a family in
fostering taste for reading among children.
County papers enjoy an advantage in this
respect over papers published at distance,
because many of their items are of a local
interest which naturally attracts q childs
attention. The advertising columns of these
papers are particularly attractive to this
class of readers.
County papers, by the local information
they contain, are often the means of draw.
ing new and valuable citizens to the county
in which they are published.
To the objection we do not unfrequently
hear urged against the support of county pa
pers that the price charged for them is too
high, it may be replied, that the price at
which the paper can be afforded depends
mainly upon the numbers. The chief ex.
pense in the publication of paper, consists
in setting up the matter. One thousand, or
even ten thousand copies can be furnished at
a very small addition 10 the cost over and
above that of composition,