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SENERAB TIfTNGs-We fully determined o reduce
" stock Of the several things below named:
ladies' halk eooed silk yelvets with coored silk
verets.
Ladies wishing silk dresses, the time
plicha.e.
Long al-woo shawls.
blankets OF fine and medium kinds.
White hannels, and fine
Particular bargains offered n above
french and English eashmeres and dress silks all
which decided bargains will be offered.
we offer alsrge and superior all kinds Of cloths,
hSie' and yrstnss, at prices much reduced.
We also include w priced cloths and weeds for boys
lnrge loi o. printed drugs Ssits for fooreothS.
AH Kinds Of mourning goods constantly hand.
'rntemenis under shirts and drawers, all kinds
lah supply Of table Diapers damssks, and towelngS
Also all other usually well ordered
dy goods house
We are daily expecting money for lhose few bills
npad, and are lnns since due u.s.
terms easl unless arranged 10 the contrary.
cases. r-'' - - 's - = s '' =
-, "a PERRY BROTHER,
''u'-'o'eo" Opposite Centre Market
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j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

Attorney and Counseior al LaU,
WILL practice the courts OF this District and in the adjoining
w counties Of Maryland and Virginia
claims of description against the govern
claims services In the of The revolution
oace on Louisiana avenue, been Ak and 9th streets.
l2-eo6m
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i
DApMELE MASTER, dentists have near
OH few doors east Of their former place.
| Oct o--eof3l'
ERom LONDON Man and his Migraronsj by R. O. Latham,
M. d., d. n. S. yolume-lhJl
on Roads Roadmakins by Sir Henry parne volume,
on folurired Light, by Charles Woodward Frs yo-isSl
What o. hs & S Colonel
The Screw Of the Navy by Captain Haed, royal
The screw Propeller application by Rawson. volume
Sineveh and Peepos their history by
vaur Department Of Antiquities, British Museum volume
Ppse,ea on the Law Privileges Proceedings Usage
Of raramen BY Thomas Erkine May Of the Middle Temple
Nanoa History ., The Origin and Progress Of A'r'n'my. vol
oei3 -
uAuPER's Magazine for October.
| III International Magazine Tor October g. a,, -,
nsn,s IN aonnexion with tie recent revolt
History Of the Human Hearts part Sd by Mrs
'i's. The 10, don Medical student, sy Punch ! rn..
| The LondoN for september -
Don voi svo price 30 cents This day received
1 oeto Booksellers, near OH street
TAPESTRY Velvet and Tapestry Brusseis Carpet
u pieces he goods oie above which,
added present stock now enable US please inc most %
Also rugs and doormats match.
DO os ssS %aS "a sraa% %o, s Dss Sss and bOu
| septS-dswi DoDoon
non promo,,pu the growth and besuurying the
human hair-sTEvENs lat Athenmum has
supply the following standard aucis or toet use viz
| Phalons chemical hair nvigorntor
MicopheroRs
GSsrlsin,s s'a and 'ii Hauloss Fan Lusrsie
| Rowlands Macassar oil, marrow, SC.
supply Of Lubins extracts soap Cologne, &c., all Of
| Ipbic be sold Mt moderate prices
At the Athenwum, opposite Adeiphi Theatre.
sept2i-6uf
Mar Of Island OF Cuba, just g.s,,.n,s, price
iii 25 cents, f"NN'A thahoh
septl6
A. sATIrDA MONTGOMERIE-e sequel 20 "wscous-
MI In ~ by Major Richardson vol.
TAYLOR MAURY,
Sept 25 pooNsehe'p' "ea' s' Sueet
| . practical. Treatise the Law of Vendors and
Purchasers BY the Right Hon Sir Edward Sugden
% American decisions the law Of
a ana by j. q. Perkins,
v0p. oe,e s''' p'''''''' FRANcK TAYLOR
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY YGOODs-sELLING OFF
Vi TO NOVE.We would respectfully inform and
public generally that selling great
goods cost other reduced the
of the bulk of stock before
we the all buyers dry goods
generally, and in part the following, viz:
10 pieces printed French cashmeres and mousenes
so do medium price goods from 25 10 37t cents
do small figured French printed (al wooD moussenes,
37a cents, suitable Tor children
do Ga plain (aii woo) mousselnes in purple geen
net cherry, and blue
25 do French all the desirable shades Some
few dark browns in the lot that we will sell without
regard 10
25 do English mernoes, all good coors and cheaper than
Also hand fna Of colored
and watered silks which closing very
cheap
Is black gros de kine which recommend as
good wearing goods, and very cheap
do plaid popin rich goods, 37A yard These
goods make as rich dress plaid silk at ST. Call
them.
goods well assorted and shall here
this branch of business
closing the stock In order get an entire
supply early in the spring
of ladies merino in
qualities, high necks do low necks
sleeves high neckF, which
will offer very cheap.
W. NJ. SHUSTER x co,
Jan 6-eod2w 7th street, the Avenue.
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ANNUAIs, souvenirs, and illustrated hooks Tor
ls5a-Fendshp's Offering Christmas, New Year. and birth
day present for ls52.
The snow Flake for 1854
The Woodhne, a bolydsy gft for 1859.
The Cabinet Modern Art for ooa collection Of twenty-five
ubisc OF modern engraved the highest style OF arr
Leaflets Memory illuminated annual for lea2i edited y
ReyneI Coates, NJ. Philadelphia. l. ,,,-.-
Women OF OF the Tcstamenti our savioW
with The Prophets and Apostles Thr Pathways and Amdn rsse
M the sayouri Bondage by Wanwngti Inc MS
sonary Memorial The Women Of the Scriptures by rev. H. H.
Wed2ali profuseiy illustrated and spendidly bound
The Book Picturesque.
The Book OF Home Beauty.
beauties OF Court of Charles the Second
The Shakespeare Gallery. .., -
richly bound copies OF mlton ge
Campbell Byron Goldsmith Thonpon, Irving and many onss
Tbe Moss r. Drop The Remember Mes Ihe ANA
ran,h Ihe Lily Valleys The Offering and others too
numerous for Q I'M OF advertisement. =
Abuna portfolios, drawing books Bibles,
and nrayer books style Juvenile books oom
French English, for age, In great variety ~
fhaN,h iA'boh'
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GEL ING OFF VERY CIIEA I've offering great In
persons of dry goods our stock very
heavy a advancing when shall move The
Immediately opposite present
anxious much possible and ~ IN
want vcvef shaw blankets and in fnc anything
through before purchasing
nr stock yeyets and, they must be
spring in want Of velvet dress al much
~ w. NJ. sHUSTER CO.,
Ian 9TH street. the avenue.
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CORDONs Digest of the Laws of the United States,
VI edition. c6ng down TO 1851 including also the treaties with
foreign powers decisions
statutory law by Thomas r. Gordon complete
in one volume Of 1857 pages. This day received
Nov Is FRANCk TAYLOR. .
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nHIc CIVIL. LAW OF spain and Mexico arranged o n
the principles ofth modern codes, with notes and references,
precedea by historical introduction the Spanish Mexican
aw and tmbodynR in an appendix OF important
acts of the congress by Gusavu Schmidt counsellor
aaconplets IN volume New Orehus 1851 This
eeiyed FRANCK TAYLOR.
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works, Wolfe stree. I.
and river Potomac, Alexandria, ViJgina-smith Perkins,
engines and tenders,
and stationary engines boilers chilled wheels and axes
chilled and wrought sle, machinery and castings gen
eray
The undersigned having extensive shops and
the machinery and tools, prepared to
engines, and machinery OF all Kinds,
WIN ~ " - r. G. SMITH,
Late OF the Alexandra Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
of Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aug20-dly
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II OWEN IL sON, Merchant Tnilors, would Iespeet-
E fully make their friends and the public generally that
opened large varied OF fall
GOODS superior quality such as cloths eassmeres vesng
&c. and their friends and customers will call and
anime for themselves.
n returning for the liberal share OF patronage they
received that having expert
enced the evils Of the credit extent they have
termined In articles their line for cash
prompt customers solicit continuance OF public favor
Oct 0-2awm fIne h Telegraphl
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T,yENING DRESS GOODs-The subscribers invite the at
IA ladies te splendid assortment an mhteHas
for evening dresses We the iollowingi
Rich. rlaip, figured white and light coiorcd silks
White and fancy coored grapes
De do silk illusions
DO Tarieton, French, and Swiss mustns
Colored TarefOn musns, in all shades
White md fancy shades, Grape isse
DO baregcs, white mousselinc de laine
DO cashmeres and mernos in best grades.
ALSO
complete supply in white silk hosiery
Plain embroidered and shaded lnce
Misses, white silk hose, in all sizes
Best white Kid gloves, In all numbers - -
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Jan -3nwowif
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fNApFNTNN
pesiy plain Brussels three and ingram
additional supply Of the above description
entirely patterns combina
heretofore this couy all from the
manufscory Of John Crosley Sons, London
additional supply Of elegant Materials Brockihl
all silk.
and oiled Turkey with All
the tsssels, gmps, and borderinrs to match
These with hand before their arrival
make stock perhaps the complete Of any one oa es
tabishment In the country.
All housekeeper, intending nrnsh are mos'feFec
' '' W e ~ ~ ~ cIAGETT DoDsoN,
Dealers in all kinds OF furniture dry goods.
Sept I7--3tcof
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,IyE editions American, English. ana trcneh
including all OF the esteemed and staple value
among poe damatst ossayists and beeslere
writers generally Of language books OF permanent wo
losing (unIke nothing OF their by The lapse OF
,s NAV he found at the bookstore undersigned
inty ne every whether American or imported
he brr from England They will be found from
pocket writing desk to full library size
on richly fine library calf
and 4, the mos reasonable prices in every case. - :
rs fhaN'h lhhLOS
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Whole ticket. slO-HSiyss sS-a Quarters 81 50.

Whole tickets only s2OIsges Si0Quartes $5Eghhs 81 So
0orde Tor tickets and shares and certificates Of packages in
splendid will receive the
Of each drawing Immediately aer Is
all who order from
Address r. l.. OBRIEN, Agent,
(successor J, h G.. MauryO
Feb 10 Alexandria, Virginia.
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Splendid Schemes Kentucky state Lottery
March, 1852.

GREGORY & MAURY MAsAaEKs,
Successors TO J. w. Maury Coz
Glass 5i.
To be drawn Coyngon, Ky Saturday March 6, 1852
70 number loiery-l3 drawn ballots.
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THE tfnlly informs the pubic that
of the line Of mail coaches running
Washington Winchester by the way Of Leebug lie
good and good horseswi have ~ his employment
need sku and accommodating drivers The
tp will always good me and every pains viii be
taken and every the accommodation
and comfort extend him thu patronage The
public respectfully solicited once al Potomac
' ~' JAMES ii. KEMP.
Aug Idly
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NEW Juvenile Books.-True Stories from Ancient History
IN a Mother. ..
True stories ffom Modern Hsoyi by the author of "Aways
Happy :, 4r,--,t
The Winter Evening Of Pleasant and Useful Reading
The Conclusion the "Swss Family Robinson"
Peter whaer his Adventures in the Arctic Regions
DR. Bewsfer's Guide knowledge Of Things Familiar
The Daisy or, Cautionary Stories in Verse.
Tho owsip, or More Cauonary Stories in Verse, .
And others youth OF including
a few French story books, imported from Paris by o
so FhANth 1hfboh'
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cMITH,s New Guide 70 traveller. IN,

gMITHS New Guide Travellers throughout tho
- United States, 1851.
Hoeys throughout Northern and Eastern
States and c Canada--map and enpravings. .
Dsurneps American Railways and steamship
Guide, with Price Is and 50 cents .
Appic,ons Railroad and Steamboat Companion through New
England and the Middle States-many maps
Appe,on,s sonbern and Western Travellers Guidemsny
maps
The illustrated Travellers through the United
States, with l25 enaavings and large map. :
Picturesque and Descnpuvsi ny NP Wins with
engraving.
N, New York Descriptive BY
William Macleod with drawings by the and other sm
lar books.
Aua9
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and the public that they
daily receiving their supplies rich fancy goods They viii
ladies'
both colors and designs that they
ever haa The offering We
nation from they will find much richer goods than
al n later period o and quite cheap
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
Sep 0-dw
BOARDING and Day school for Young I4adies.-hs
ID of their school
Monday September l5 their residence on Pennsv senus
between l7fh and 18th
Aug 0e-aawQw
" BcRY ATTRA ACTIVE sTyLEs--The undersigned have
received variety In gentlemenis
articles fpew s,yles) md
French cloths including
imported which they respectfully invite the attention Of
gentlemen.
Sept a3-d1w
IOFrICIAL Directory J.st iss"ed, and
Il NJ nnr by TAYLOR MAURY,
Jan % Booksellsrr, near Wh street
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pRYOR q DAvIDGE viii practise in the supreme
.Et JAMES w. PRYOR,
OF Montgomery Alabama
WALTER d. DAVIDGE,
Oct 5-lawinDec1 Washington, District Of Columbia.
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DApMELE MASTER, dentists removed their Office
20 OH street, few doors Of their former place
o--eofJt'
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cIL<s sILKswe tho richest stock IN ladies'
y good house IN ms een"
try now close Of the season. one' ~
s''' '''''''e 70 'e0''s GlAeErT, NEWTON, may CO
Jan l0--3taw9ws st t
III EsLEy AND mETHoDrsm, by Isaac Taylor
lectures gn an tle History Of France by sir j. Stephens
n '"s'ieep''o" II n TAYLOR a MAURY,
yanIs Booksellers, near 9th street.
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DEACH-GHOWERS reminded that now Is the
for destroying the grubs at destroying their
the only remedy discovered
The expense will exceed All other fruit
benefited by II.
be forwarded the received
Orders Lewis, street, will receive attention.
| Below is the testimony Of Prof Page.
LEWIS & co.
| WASHINGTON, Sept 5, 1851.
DEAR have tried, AT suggestion the preparation for
the peach tree and with
about sixty early
season. they quite free from the larva of the
far am convinced that IL
noxous quality the applied; for
my trees have unusually thrifty and fruitful this
Yours &C.,
j. c. LEWIS, SHA5' " rFAur'
l. Del
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JUVENILE ROCKS FOR YOUTH OF ALL AGEs.-A
received by spbscrhe many OF them
entirely Among them will be found most Of the standard
works Edrewoh Mrs Holland, Mrs Hughes, and other
WRITER'S editions for the most part Others at unusually
prices.
Also French books for youth, imported
by the subscriber from London and Paris.
Drawing books, portfolios, albums, &c., So N Tea
IL fkANOk IhfLoh-
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THE Religion OF Geology, and Its connected sciences
by Hitchcock president Of Amherst College, and professor
natural theology and geology. vol. III
Guyo Earth and Man being lectures on comparative physca
geography in is relation to the history OF mankind VOL
Contributions 10 Theological scencehe Pre- Adamte Earth
John Harris, d. d., the Great Teacher. vol
Contributions Theological seience-Msn Phmeva by Joh
Harris l vol
by Robert Hunt 1 vol
Footprints Of the Creators by Hugh Miller with memoir oi ~
author by Agassiz. vol.
The Old Red Sandstone; by Hugh Miller. 1 vol
And Others Of the same class Of science. = -
June 20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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IN Bank OF New York aud cash on hand.
in bonds and mortgages on real estate,
Principally in the cities of New York
and Brooklyn, worth double the amount
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THE next annual Of the University Of Virginia will com
October aud continue without ntemission u
Ill The University comprises The following school
and lectufeshp, wis
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Also constantly full Of every variety OF I'M
ported nd American carpetlng such ss--
Tapcnry tapestry English and American Brussels
imperial py and ngran, fine and ingram, low
priced rsr hemp cotton, plaid together
every line for bauss furnishing which
offer good terms
dealers n this country. ea . = - . -
Apts-u n. H. hooE 1o'
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-24
To our City Subscribers.

Mr. Henry r. Wood who has heretofore su-
perintended the distribution of the Daily Amer
loan Telegraph in all parts of the city except
Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard, has this day as
signed to us all his accounts. We hereby give
notice that no moneys due for this paper are to
be paid to any person not hereafter publicly au-
thorized by u.s.
CONNOLLY & SMITH.
WASHINGTON, June 80, 1852. =
N. B.-Persons wishing to make payments
can do so at our counter, where all orders Will
be received.
June 30
Mr.. Robert W. Goggin will, from and after
this date, serve our subscribers as above. He
win call upon them, and to him all dues and
arrearages may be paid
CONNOLLY & SMITH.
july l, 1852.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-24
The Prospect.

After an absence of near six weeks, says the
Wheeling Gazette of the 2lst, we are again in
our sanctum, with renewed energies and a more
extended information for the task before us
Having mixed freely and generally with political
men in Massachusetts,, New Hampshire, Vermont
New York, and Ohio, since the nomination OF
Gen. Scott for the Presidency, we have derived
the conviction that he will carry four of these
States by triumphant majorities We have found
much enthusiasm in all quarters, and no manifest
disaffecton except in Boston, where there is
proneness to cling to Mr.. Webster still. This
feeling, however, exists but with a limited num-
ber, and will wear off in a few weeks, to be fol-
lowed by sound and hearty support of Whig
principles. We attended several ratification meet
ings in those States and found an enthusiasm
that has rarely attended q nomination made by
either party. Every body knows Gen. Scott, and,
knowing, must support him.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-24
By J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

GALE OF VERY ELEGANT FURNITURE, CARRIAGE
HORSES &c. at the residence Of the Hon. William A.
Graham-on Thursday morning. July 20, at 10 O'clock
shall SELL at the residence Of the Hon VIM Graham,
street. between 17th and 18th Streets all his Household
Furniture, consisting in part Of
Two elegant Rosewood Tet "a Tete Sofas
One do do Fauteui Quartettes
Set do do Parlor aud Arm Chairs to match
One do do Centre Table, Fancy Chairs
Two do Mahogany Book Cases
Two do do Sofas and Sofa Tables
Gothic Chairs, Library Tables
French-plate Mirror, Chandeliers
Window Curtains, Shades and Cornices
Velvet Tapestry, Brussels, and Ingram Carpets
Rugs, Stair Carpet, Rods, and Mating
Mahogany Extension Dining and Side Tables
Cr0ckery and Glassware
Elegant Rosewood Wardrobe
Walnut and Mahogany French Bedsteads
Spring and Hair Mattresses to ft
Walnut and Mahogany Dressing Bureaus
Weshstands, Toilet Sets, Beds Mattresses
Walnut Swing Crib. Towel Stands
Chamber Tables, Chairs, Looking Glasses &c.
Cooking and other Stoves
With a general assortment Of Kitchen Requisites.
AT O'clock III front of the house, shall sell match
pair very blood Bay Horses between six and
years old.
Terms Fifty dollars and under, cash; over that sum,
credit of two and four MONTHS for notes satisfactorily
doraed bearing interest. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
iuly 23--td Aucaneer.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-24
old po,n, In. A,tr.et,en.

We learn that quite large party of ladies and
gentlemen left our city this morning, in the
Osceola for Old Point Comfort There is no
place that offers more pleasant and delightful
retreat from the heat and dust of the city. Apart
from the many advantages which the place pos
sesses in the way of bathing, fishing, &c., it may
be mentioned that the Hygeia Hotel, under the
proprietorship of Jos. P. Reynolds, esq, is now
one Of the best-conducted establishments in this
country, and is every way worthy of the patron
age of the distinguished individuals who have
honored it with their presence during the present
season. A friend writes us:
81 am sorry to notice that the impression pre-
walls to some extent that the season at Old Point
does not continue later than the middle of Au-
gust. This is great mistake. Probably the
most pleasant time for a visit would be in the
latter part of August or during the month OF Sep
tember; for it is then that the cool and refresh
ing breezes of the ocean contrast most strongly
with the sultry and oppressive heat which, during
these two months particularly afiict the poor
mortals whose lives are spent amid the bricks
and mortar of a city, The proprietor OF the
Hygeia' is Arrays ready and willing to receive
his guests, and even in the dead OF winter VS.
tier would find cordial and hearty welcome.
"Those of our citizens who are yet contem-
plating q trip would do well to direct their
steps towards this delightful refuge of suffering
humanity. speak with feeling upon this sub
ject, as l have been but just now transferred
from this Point to the heat and dust of the
metropolis. The change is awful, and makes
me sigh for the Joys that we've tasted
"By way Of information for others, would
state that left at Old Point about two hundred
and fifty visiters. There are ample accommoda-
tions for four hundred persons; SO that there
need not be any fear of being unable to obtain
suitabIe rooms"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-24

CURIOUS HIsToRIcAL FAoT.-During the troubles
in the reign of Charles the First country girl
came to London in search of place as servant
mad but, not succeeding, she hired herself to
carry out beer from warehouse, and was one OF
those called tub-women. The brewer, observing
a good-looking girl in this low occupation, took
her into his family as servant, and after short
time married her. He died while she was yet Il
young woman, and left her the bulk of his for
tune. The business of brewing dropped, and
Mr. Hyde was recommended to the young wo,
man as skilful lawyer to arrange her husbands
affairs. Hyde, who was afterwards Earl of Clar-
endon, finding the widows fortune considerable,
married her. By this marriage there was no
other issue than daughter, who was afterwards
the wife of James the Second, and mother OF
Mary and Anne, Queens of England,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-24

CosT OF PREAcHERs.-A paragraph has been
circulating freely in the newspapers respecting
the excessive cost of preachers in the United
States. 1t is said that there are over sixteen
thousand ministers of the various denominations
and that, at an average cost of 1915 each.
there would be expended the enormous sum OF
$6,000,000 annually for this one thing. But
what is the cost of keeping up an opposite state
OF affairs Over SlZ,ooo,ooo are annually spent
this country and were Satan to have his own
way undisturbed, it is likely that no sum Of
money or of means could keep order in our midst
The ministry, separate from other considerations.
is the greatest national safeguard that we as q
republic, can boast