COMMUNICATED.
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respectfully submit to You the propretv Of publishing
the election returns. They useful and every native
citizen should be p in possession Of them. Nor would
compromit the neutral character OF paper, both
parties would be placed upon footing. Your paper is
the only taken by many of citizens, and you
should therefore place the results of the political contests
in an authentic shape within their reach.


For the very it would be advisable for
merchants to publish their advertisements in the Native
American. | satisfied hv adopting this suggestion.
not greatly msnormed it has largely city subscr-
bers than any other paper Published in Washington.


Q IN THE CORNER.


The above communication Of our correspondent
is opportune, as we intended to make some remarks
on the subject of the "electon returns from the
different quarters Of the Union, particularly of
members of Congress and the higher State Off
|ccrs.


1t may be satisfactory to our correspondent to
state, that the reason why we have not given the
late returns, is because they were frequently un-
tisfactory-both sides claiming the same men
and we therefore concluded to wait till we could
give them officially. But as this would leave our
readers in anxious suspencc too long perhaps,
we shall hereafter endeavor to render the informa-
tion requested; pleading our willingness to give
satisfaction for any error into which we may be
led


We hope our mercantile friends will notice the
last paragraph Of the communication, and find it
their interest as we'll as ours to act up to the
of 20 i'll the Corner