Capital—a very necessary article in starting a new enterprise—has, we are assured by Mr. Arthur, been abundantly secured, and with the editor’s industry and energy, there can be no such word as fail. Mr. Arthur has discovered the true secret of success—to charge such a price as will really enable him to make a good paper—to make it so in all respects; and then to _advertise_ so as to let the public know that he has a first-rate article for sale at a fair living price. If he allows no temptation of _temporary_ success to seduce him from the just business ground thus assumed, he is as certain of ultimate and permanent prosperity, as he can be of any problem in mathematics. A simple business secret that a great many publishers we know of, have yet to learn. * * * * * [Illustration: LE FOLLET Paris, boul^{t}. S^{t}. Martin, 69. Chapeaux de M^{me}. Baudry, r. Richelieu, 81—Plumes et fleurs de Chagot ainé, r. Richelieu, 73. Robes et pardessus M^{me}. Verrier Richard, r. Richelieu, 77—Dentelles Violard, r. Choiseul, 4. The styles of Goods here represented can be had of Mess^{rs}. L.T. Levy & C^{o}. Philadelphia, and at Stewart’s , New York. Graham’s Magazine, 134 Chestnut Street.] * * * * * Transcriber’s Notes: Archaic spellings and hyphenation have been retained as well as some spellings peculiar to Graham's. Punctuation has been corrected without note. Other errors have been corrected as noted below. For illustrations, some caption text may be missing or incomplete due to condition of the originals used for preparation of the ebook.