BOOKS PUBLISHED FOR THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION
OF THE METARODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Boatman’s Daughter.

The Boatman’s Daughter: a Narrative for the Learned
and Unlearned. By Atrep BARRETT.

18mo., pp. 152. Muslin

Intellectual eminence, taste, high genius, are not here exhi-
bited; but matters which, though unattractive to many,
are of more importance than they all.— Author's Preface.

This volume is the production of a Wesleyan minister of
England. In a brief space of time it has attained a high
reputaticn, having been ranked by reviewers with “The
Dairyman’s Daughter.""—Editor's Preface.

Caves of the Earth.

The Caves of the Earth: their Natural History, Fea-
tures, and Incidents.

18mo., pp. 187.

Though designed for Sunday-school scholars, this, like many
other books of the Sunday-school library, will be instructive
and interesting to adults, and to persons of highly cultivated
minds.— Western Christian Advocate.

Court of Persia.

The Court of Persia, viewed in Connection with Scrip-
tural Usages. By Joun Kirro, D.D.

18mo., pp. 176. Muslin

This is an instructive work even for ministers.—Northern
Christian Advocate.

This work is full of valuable information; just suited to ex-
cite a taste for historical knowledge.—Rev. DANIEL WISE.

This book is well written, and contains mest interesting and
valuable information relative to oriental manners and cus-
toms. ... All classes and ages may be profited by its pe-
rusal.— Western Christian Advocate.

*,* Attention is particularly requested to the new Classified and Descriptive
Catalogue of Books, Tracts, &c., published for the M. E, Church, which can
be reality obtained from the Agents, Messrs. Lane & Scott, No. 200 Mul-
berry-street, New-York, or from Messrs. Swormstedt & Power, corner of Main
and Eighth-streets, Cincinnati.