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Nomination for Congress il Mains.
Large FIR al 81. Louis.
Sales To-Day.
BY A. GREEN Au.tioneer.

GOOD TWo-sTORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUG
ToNon Tuesday the LIST OF June shall SELL IN front Of The
premises, O'Clock, house and the
lot which No. So, fronting
- % he will designate the
we'll built and four good and
cash. balance In 8, ~ 49, and "a
bearing of sale
deed given and deed Of trust taken Title ndisputabe
A. GREEN,
May 29-dtd Auctoneer.
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MAMMOTH TRAIN.-There arrived at Port Jer-
Wis, New York, from Dunkirk, for New York. on Tues.
day last at ~, D. m single train Of Crfu four cers
containing two thousand hnadrsi and ninety rven
Head Of hre stock, as below:
2s7 head Of beeves,
900 g sheep,
l STA " hogs
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE. Auot,onser.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE LOT AT AUCTION
Ia Friday, June A. ls52 at O'Clock the premises,
IL, No 70, situated 22d street be-
and with front OF 70 feet and depth of ao feet,
containing 3, l95 square feet.
Terms one third months,
interest, satisfactorily secured
BY order Of John Benne executor Of Frederick Miey de-
ceased. JAS. G, MCGUIRE
May 25-d Auetioneer
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ny JAMES c. MCGUIRE. Auctionssr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Tuesday,
June st at O'clock Premises shall sell lot No.
9Th
north, running back l42 feet inches 30ee
alley.
Terms One third cash balance equal insaments ind ~
yKs. c. MCGUIRE,
May 25-d Auctioneer.
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTloN.--On Saturday,
O'Clock, shall sell val
square No ASA fronting So feet inches 18th
north, and running
thirty alley containing 800 feet This
egby situated delightful In front of the and
Of sufficient for three dwellings
third the balance twelve, and eighteen
months satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
j. C. MCGUIRE,
June Id Aucuoneer.
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no CARPENTERS AND BUuDERS-HOUsE TO BE RE
i MOVED, AT AUCTIoNon Wednesday, the I'd June, shall
premises, O'Clock the substantial story
frame building The alley back Of 7 street. between and
Streets fronting stable The
preser-
vaton by days day
sale.
Of and four months for satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
A GREEN,
May 2e-a Auctioneer.
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EXCLUSIVELY DEVOTED TO THE ADVOCACY AND
DISSEMINATION OF DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES. AND THE
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, WHICH WILL
CONVENE AT BALTIMORE On THE FIRST on JUNE NEXT.
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new and valuable information in regard to The physical
geography, ematology, and fora Of North America
Sartaia's Uai0n Magazias
The June number OF this excellent magazine Is now
before US. richly embelshed, and filled with choice
original articles both in poetry and in prose AS an
American Journal giving encouragement TO native talent,
this periodical deserves continuance OF the liberal
enlargement which has thus far been extended TO il.
The present number closes the tenth volume OF the
azne and the second under its present able editorial
management In the next volume promised series
OF papers American history by Headley. commencing
with pictorial life OF General Jackson MIR Headley is
well and favorably known the author oil Napoleon
and his Marsbais." The Old Guard" Sc, &c. and his
contributions will doubtless greatly enhance the value
Of this already popular magazine
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A CARD.-Important TO Of fsshion-G. T. GREEN pc
IL prietor of Green's Fashionable Shirt making Eabshmu
No House, New York. respectfully informs the gentlemen
Washington Georgetown and the vicinity, that he win be W
ngon until eth OF During thai
time he viii be happy TO take the orders Of gentlemen DESTROYS
from the Of 10
O. r. Green's OF
himself. perfect all with mahe
NAUTICAL precision and puncuai in The execution OF orders %
lively guaranteed.
The subscriber puts up WIZARDS Hotel and VIII either receive
there gentlemen residences for the
pose OF taking their measure, &c.
GEO. T. GREEN,
May 2s-eod4tf No. / Astor House, New York
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Mos, OF the above came from Dunkirk, part from Lit
tie Valley, and part from Cansndagua The freight on
the above amounts TO S3,llS So The receipts OF the
road rapidly increasing They will not be less than
100000 for this month, and receipts for the six months
from November TO May will equal the estimate
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SEcovD wARD.-EDwARD O. DYER Is nominated as .
May 2s-dst
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ny A. GREEN, Auet,onssr.


residence Of Lieuensnt D Porter Sir Buldnr.,
designate house excellent OF furniture
Fine rosewood spring cushioned ss.'s, chair,
DO DO do centre and corner tab, Table. p''''' '''''
2fae Freneh-pl mirrors, feet by 30 inehos
Pine worsted damask and lace window curtains and
men,s also. French chinu curtains
solar, bsIl and other lamp.
French china msu,el vase. and plated csndssrcs.
Do French bed.,ssd, wardrobe, and CRIB
fine painted white cottage chamber set.
fine English, BRUSSELS, and ingram carpets
Cane sea, and other chairs
Pine hair and shuck mattresses, bedding, &C.
Soos ar ss and 1ssI eye sm saa ns c s o0s
dorsed '''' A. GREEN
May 07-s, Aucdoneer.
HANDSOME AssonTMENr OF DRESS GooDs-we
have IN store Of very recent The
year. and largely win make object
10 sell every customer BY offering goods very low prices we
silks fine gushams article in our line Of
prices rs any house in The Union. Also on hand
Handsome doued swiss muslns
Rich embrod red Grape shaws and scarfs
Rich @ %G D % . T S nS Z.
LANES, which closing out al much below former
w NJ SINISTER,
May 3o-3tf 7th street. near Pennsylvania avenue.
NEW. good and cheap edition OF the Wnverty
embracing the authors corrections prefaces and notes 10
be completed IN ~ vols. Parts and just received
History OF Virginia by n. g. Arthur and W. H. Carpenter.
coop,i' Lectures the Principles and Practice Of surgery
vol. svo.
TAYLOR MAURY,
May 10 Booksellers, 9th Street
CHILpREs's BOOKS PRINTED ON LINEN, ,nde-
rndesuoctsle spelling book, Illustrated.
Do reading book, do
Do sp%s ss %
For sale by TAYLOR n MAURY,
Mays bookstore near 9th ruest,
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PROPOSALS will 2ch Of June for supplying
the nvaids Military Asylum with fresh beef for
June such quantities, and such days
exceeding times aweek the undersigned require The
delivered the Centre Market Equa Of hind and
be furnished Necks and shanks to be excluded
will subject approval Of the he
Asylum the bidder will be required bond and
security faithful performance
Proposals will be addressed TO Major w. w. Macka A.
Washington city, sealed and endorsed Proposals for beef"
w. w. MACKALL,
May es-3awteoJune Major Treasurer Army Asylum
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PROSPECTUS
FOR PUBLISHING AT WASHINGTON, D. O..
During the approaching Presidential Canvass,
A WEEKLY PAPER,
TO NE ENTITLED
"THE CAMPAIGN: !"

TO BIZ EXCLUSIVELY DEVOTED TO THE ADVOCACY AND
DISSEMINATION on DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES. AND THE
SUPPORT oF THE NOMINEE FOR THE PREsIDEScY. OF
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, WHICH WILL
CONVENE AT BALTIMORE On THE FIRST on JUNE NEXT
The subscriber proposes 10 commence, on the 4th OF
June, as thereafter as the proceedings OF the
Baltimore Convention can be received. campaign
paper under the above title, and 10 continue the same.
weekly, for the time preceding the presidential cleo
lion, which is TO take place in November next.
The paper will be devoted exclusively to the dis
cusson and advocacy of democratic principles and
measures, and pledged to the support OF the candidates
who may be presented for the sufrages of the Amer-
people for the two highest Offices in their gift, by
sembe in Baltimore on the LIST OF June next
The first number of "THE CAMPAIGN" will contain a
complete analysis Of the state OF parties when General
Taylor was elected, a review OF the causes which de-
feated the democratic nominations. and an exposition
Of the considerations which justify the belief that the
people Of The United States, after witnessing the ina
bily Of the wing party to fulfil its pledges and 10
conduct the federal administration in the manner best
calculated TO promote and the general interest,"
;, ;, =, ~ ~
State in more competent, vigan and patriotic hands.
During the discussions which will be called out by the
ann N will be fha of
|.
in issue between the two parties.
G-H Is resy desirable that subscribers should hare hsir
roo<. .n,,rd n,~;o, IN m. I oS Inn. IN. J,, ., IL.
" T - - 1872 ~ - ~ -
=,
opening 81 cdnH0t guaranty 10 JTntsh
numbers lhose 0)fsr
" - " -
m, th;,d u,,nb,r
TERMoi
"Tag CAMPAIGN" will be printed a sheet similar In
size STYLE and execution 10 that issued from this Office
1919 and folded in a venient form, for bindng
- -
ONE DOLLAR PER COPY.
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ny y. q. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.


HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Thursday ID inst shi sell at 10 o'clock e.
cs family leaving city, the residence 9th
l., (Dourhtys Row the articles be
umerstedt
Mahogany centre, dining, and other tables
DO rack, looking glasses, solar lamps, sc
do aud walnut dining, breakfast aud side tables
Elegant rosewood parlor organ from Prescott y Sons
Paior chamber, and stair carpets and oil cloths
China glass crockery, stone ware, &C., sc.
Feather beds, bedding and mattresses
Enclosed walnut aud other bedsteads, bureaus
Cooking dining and tight stoves, with good lot Of
Kitchen requisites.
Al ~ O'Clock m good buggy VIII be offered.
OF under 5 cash S5 credit Of sixty
ninety days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
las g. MCGUIRE,
June i-dts Ancuonesr
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yThir wsrd.Messrs. Editors, please RIcHARp
LasKrr osq candidate for Board Of Council
for the Third Ward. MANY VOTERS,
May 27-eodtd -
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A FESTIVAL.

|
For the Benea Of ts Street Pretterian Church,
WILL held by adie. Odd Fellows Hall, street. to
begin on Tuesday evening. June and 90 continue Tor three
sIpe, The hope that generous win be ssnded
eles win be thankfully received and may Mr.. Hs
% @ w and o M H,ndy
enhance the enjoymeutof the oceason
supply o. dress and Other soGd which owing to me .'.nes. Of the
oey In the sssOrrmen, win be found handsome
ssreses and sensdnss wi, great French
lawns, pnghams general goods wear,
temsrs. w NJ. SINISTER CO.,
Seventh street, near Psnnsylvanis avenue.
A RBIvAL OF NEW eOODs.-we take pleasure in an.
nouSens 70 gu. numerous customer. and the public generally
sOrmen Of sas DRESS GOODS, CONSISTING ''"''
Rich French ofeandis., French muslin.
hI.o ks1a,o@. .toef o. a french emsrod..-
SIX and hid gloves, real thread hosiery
o And "'y Other goods SL Tssa ny swos Ts CO
600 20 s2oo per MONTH";
THE soys sum can easily Be inside by any Of
who can capital ,o begin with Of from os 10 SO
the busne.- whose publications ssbe
risk mailed in presence Of the
postmaster and Numbers and dates Of the retained
pcss Win deSoa. % operation, win b.
GEO H. DERBY CO., Book Publishers.
Burrlto, N. " (not New York;
May 25--7td
New York Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
wholesale and retail, for cash only.
ALFRED MUNRoE CO., No. AL Broadway between Howard
business pleasure call their extensive
and examine the superb assortment OF
Fine and fashionable clothing
Gentlemenis furnishing goods,
aud chldren's clothing, &c,
OF description, exhibited for
The same principles which govern our New Orleans establish
and wes strictly adhered 10 At al Broadway,
our facilities for obtaining goods enable
times offer the choicest and most fashionable
and nj the lowest prices.
Every article Is sold under fu guarantees.
No rRIcRs-Ths price ed
figures, the ticket and in any
be made.
An descriptions Of clothing made ho, notice
ALFRED MUNROE CO,
-. -. al Brosdway, New York
WM. ID. Apn1TT MAY 5-d2mf
OF 000 CORPORATION stock for sale. II have on pri
p'OVO vaie sale $1,000 Of corporation OF Washington
cent stock. Aso sixtysr shares Of Patriotic Brnt stock
= JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
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May oseod4ui
Department Of state,
xNashtnstou NAV

Washington, May 81, lsa
CPECIhL NoTIcEThose who certificates
In OF the Official character ofusces Of the peace
In OF Washington in the District Of ColumNa are
hereby notified that hereafter until otherwise directed such es
application the clerk OF the cr
tben, May 2-d2~
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CHARLES wHTTSEY's
EVENINGS WITH THE ORATORS AND POETS OF THE
OLD AND NEW WORLD,

OLD AND NEW WORLD,
At ChRUsps SALOON Friday, Monday, and Thursday eve
"A ming, May 2sh, Dist, and June ID, at O'Clock
Nv request Whitney viii his assumptions OF
orafoyhe Indian, American, Bton, lshmsn and
Hooser.
BThesc delightful have obtained Immense
capitals Of Europe and recently in New York The
Metropolitan aie Tpler) Hall crowded for several even
ings with the beauty and fashion Of the great metropolis
See circulars.
Tickets had places, and the door
MAYS
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o. Third ward.-IOs. w. DAVIS Il recommended
board
ported by MAJORITY.
May a3-codd
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THE Marine Hotel, MT Fairfield. Connecticut VIII %
opened by its proprietor MoNNoT on the FIRST day o'
next a branch OF the New York Hotel
Marine Hotel IL situated in beautiful village Long is
sodng all The Inducements Of excellent bathing and
drives In the adjacent county Every endeayof VIII
insure for the hotel the distinguished patronage W
vous
Plans and ensased the above ho,e Pm
field, New York Hstei The distance from New for
SO miles, and by the New York and New Haven railroad %
at Fairfield tines each day. May @-diJap
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Arrival OF the Arctic.

I New YoRK. May 9O.-The American mail steame
Arctic arrived o'clock this morning, with 80 passeI
The Asia arrived at Liverpool the evening OF Satu
day, the 18th inst.
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Mr. GRAFTON POWELL IL respectfully a."'gssr q
MI Second Ward candidate oi m,od
ensuing election and VIII se
May la-.odtds MANI
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ByJ. q. Mcguire, Auctienesr.
VALUABLE CANAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BALE
Thursday June ocock the premises, shall sell
lot in square No sac fronting 2o feet 10 inches Canal
street, by loo feet i3k
balance sir twelve, and eighteen
JAS G. Mcguire,
1-dh Auctonoer.
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0J-AIdermnn for the Second warh.--To the
Of gentleman emneny qualified for that enlightened
and liberal legislation essentially the
ergnces Of population provide for the IA
prosperity aud greatness Of city and check tendency
ansica nominate Mr. JOSEPH WtMsATT for III.
board OF aldermen nom the Second Ward the approaching cleo
June and earnestly hope TINT the citizens Of The ward
will aside all political and personal pudices and preferences
and for the public welfare by giving him their united support
May l6-dtd. MANY VOTERS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-12

The Richmond Wing says of the Wing National
Convention which meets in Baltimore next We'd
nesday, that it has very strong presentment that
none of its scenes will surpass those which dis
tinguished the Democratic Convention; and that
it is not possible for it TO nominate a man further
removed in feeling and interest from this section
of the country than the Democratic nominee, and
in whom they will not have quite as much conf
dence There is no State, the Wing says, more
remote from Virginia in interest and sympathy
than New Hampshire; and it is the only STATE Of
Tie Coatederacy IN schich people cannot porShp then
God according TO The dictates Of their conscience
whou being subjected TO political disadiiaieS-that
the Wing Convention should set aside the
more prominent candidates, and determine to
follow the example of the Democracy in making
insignifcance the test of qualification, they will
have to descend below the forty-nnth ballot for
one to bear off the palm from the Locofoco nomi-
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-12
Great Men of New Hampshire.

The Philadelphia Ledger Qike the Baltimore
Sun, an independent paper in name, and Demo-
cratic in sentiment and practice remarks that Elf
Virginia is the mother of Presidents, New Hamp-
shire is the mother of Presidential candidates.
No less than five of the prominent candidates for
that Office are natives of New Hampshire: Cass,
Webster, Dickinson, Pierce, and Douglas the lat
ter, it is said, having his birth place in that
State. Whatever New Hampshire has done in
contributing great men to the nation is nothing
to what she is likely to do. The New Hampshire
Statesman says that since Pierce's nomination a
crazer set Of people were never abroad than
some now found at the capital of New Hampshire
Foreign ambassadors, heads of departments con-
suls, and charges d'affaires, to say nothing Of
heads of bureaus at Washington, and the endless
array of minor officers, are plenty rs leaves IL
Vallambrosa -"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-12
The Heroic Age!

In all the Democratic journals we read and in
all the Democratic speeches we hear-every-
where, at all times, and on all occasions-the
military character and services of Gen. Pierce
are dwet on rs of great importance in the ap-
preaching contest. At the New York demonstra-
ton the other evening, Mr.. Willard, Of Indiana,
proclaimed that he loved Gen. Pierce "not alone
because he seized his musket and went to victory
on the plains Of Mexico" General John A. Dix
triumphantly exclaimed that when his country
swas involved in a foreign war, he laid aside all
considerations of personal interest and ease,
and took the field, with the rank of brigadier
general, resigning his commission at the termi-
3nation Of hostilities. [Great cheering ]"
This is indicative Of sudden change in our
Democratic fellow citizens. Heroism is, after all,
not SO very disreputable thing with them. We
are gratifed at this for the only disqualification
we ever heard of in Gen. Scott is the fact that
he has done the nation some service in fighting
its battles! Honor to Gen. Pierce for all his
ochieyampntgi
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-12
No. SEE FIRST, THIRD, AND FOURTH
Invitation from the Wings of Baltim ore
10 the Wings of the Union.
o The WINS of The Union:

To the Wigs Of the Union:
The undersigned have been directed by the
Wing City Convention of Baltimore to solicit the
attendance of their fellow Wings from all parts
of the Union Mt the meeting of the National
: Convention, on the 10th June.
The invitation which they IRE instructed to
extend is on behalf, not only Of those whom they
immediately represent, but OF the body OF the
Wings of Mar, land On memorable occasions
heretofore our feIlow-W Wings have honorcd us by
assembling here in. council We are not aware
that any have had cause to tax us with the lack
OF cordial we come.
If kindly intercourse and the interchange of
opinions and good Offices have contributed on for
mer occasions t. strengthen the bonds of good fell
lowship, such consequences, more than ever. must
follow from thcmnow. The thought that the Union
has been in danger must make the feeling of broth
erhool more warm, when brethren Of all sections,
in the name Of the Union are met to consult for
its continued preservation.
Lei our feliow-Whigs, then, from all quarters.
bring th msclves among US Let their delegations
be mum rous, enthusiastic, and confident. The
inspiration Of their presence will give the vi gor OF
triumph 10 the fl ST blow of the fight
T. S. THOMAS,
WM. IL. TRAvIRs,
G. f SABLE,
l. Jarrett,
JAMES &. NiNDp, ro,,,x,;..oo
SAMUEL McCUBBIN,
RICHARD T. MERRIcK,
EDWARD HICKEY,
II. b. CLARKE,
SHEPPARD A. LEAKIN,
The Wig papers throughout the Union are
requested to give prominent place to this invi-
tatlon soon as received.
BALTIMORE, May 81, 1852.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-12
Poor RelntiOnsl

That these are inconvenient to rising men, has
always been well known; but to Presidents and
Secretaries they are peculiarly annoying, while
to the party to which each of these belongs they
are perfect incubus. There is no denying the
fact that according to the frequent usage of the
administrations the election or appointment Of
a high officer implies the lifting up of all his
"kith and KIM" Nepotism is a bad ulcer on the
body polite; and we know not how to destroy it,
except by abridging the appointing power-that
incongruous principle in republican govern
ment.
We look to Senator Hunter, of Virginia, for q
scheme tending TO this point, but to Gen Scott
for immediate relief.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-12
Sha gsprare Readings.

We would invite attention to the card Of Miss
READ, who announces " Shakespeare Reading
on Monday evening next
The Louisville Journal says of Miss Read that
she is "a woman Of genius; the study of the
immortal Bard Of Avon has been to her q labor of
love, and she reads him as if inspired by ge-
MUS kindred to his own. She has voice of
great melody and compass, which she manages
with consummate skill"
We also refer to a translation from her pen in
another column.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-12

GEORGETOWN, June 12-12 m.
This has been week Of unusual interest at
our Roman Catholic Church. On Wednesday
morning, the Rev. Archbishop Kendrick admin
istered the ordinance of confirmation to over one
hundred and ninety persons. This morning he
consecrated three young men to the priesthood.
The congregations to witness the ceremony on
both occasions was very large; it was both So
lemn and impressive.
Mr.. vanderwerken, of the Union line, has just
received thirty. FIVE young horses said to be the
finest brought to the District for many years
These are intended for the ten new omnibuses
which he intends putting on the line in q few
days. The Relief a four-horse coach, calculated
to accommodate twenty-four passengers, is nearly
finished, and will be perfect star.
A Profitable Crop.-Mr. Charles CURLY Of
Fairfax county, Va, raised this season, on three
fourths Of an acre Of land, 1,800quarts of straw
berries, which averaged him 124 cents per quart
making in the aggregate 1925.
The supply Of beef cattle at Drovers Rest this
week has been good, amounting in all to 220
head Prices have ranged from $3.50 to 81. so
per 100 lbs. gross. Old sheep, $50. 5O@$S.75
per head Lambs, $2123@$3.
The Rev. Thos. Sewall will preach in the
Georgetown Market-house tomorrow afternoon,
at o'clock.
The excursion Of the Methodist Sabbath-school
netted them over 800. This amount is to be
expended in increasing their library.
ELECTRO.