The Daily Dispatch

ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL SOCIETY.--This meeting was held at Broad-street church on Sunday afternoon last. Asa Snyder, Esq., president, conducted the meeting. The exercises were opened with prayer by Rev. Dr. Head, and singing by all the schools, led by Broad-street Sunday school. The house was densely filled with friends of this cause, and the exercises were very interesting. All the schools in the Methodist connection were represented, and took part in the services. Trinity school furnished a duet by three scholars; Broad-street, a solo; Clay-street, a solo; and Union Station, a quartette each of which was rendered in highly creditable style by the young misses. The President declared Clay-street the banner-school for the past quarter. The presentation address was delivered by Rev. W. W. Bennett. Received by C. C. Walter, assistant superintendent. Premiums were awarded the mission schools for average attendance--Centenary Mission being first, Rocketts second, Sidney third, Oregon fourth, and Valley Mission fifth. The following is the percentage of superintendents' reports for the month of September and for the quarter ending October 1st:

	September	For the quarter
Centenary	67 per ct.	69 per ct.
Broad-street	49 per ct.	58 per ct.
Trinity	75 per ct.	77 per ct.
Clay-street	68 per ct.	80 per ct.
Union Station	71 per ct.	70 per ct.
Manchester	56 per ct.	64 per ct.
Valley Mission	59 per ct.	51 per ct.
Orgon	62 per ct.	61 per ct.
Sidney	48 per ct.	65 per ct.
Rocketts	75 per ct.	71 per ct.
Centenary Mission	87 per ct.	78 per ct.

The next meeting will be held at Manchester the second Sunday in November. A teachers' meeting will be held at Sidney on Sunday afternoon next.