[7th],

[14th report. Bost., 1881-85. 2 v. 8°. Contents: -[vii.] Boston town records. 1660-1701.- [xiv.] Same. 1742-1757.

The 1st-6th, 8th, 9th, 11th-13th reports are already in the library.

Boulland, J. F. A. A. Essai d'histoire universelle; ou, Exposé comparatif des traditions de tous les peuples, depuis les temps primitifs jusqu'à nos jours. P., 1836. 2 v. 80.

Boyesen, H. H. The story of Norway. N. Y., etc., 1886. 120. pp. xxiii +556. Illus. (Story (The) of the nations. [v.])

Braun, K. Bilder aus der deutschen Kleinstaaterei. Lpz., 1869. 2 v. in I.

sm. 80.

Contents: i. Der Rhein. - Nassau mit Frankreich wider Preussen. Vergangenheit und Zukunft des Herzogthums Nassau. Hessen-Darmstadt aus der Vogelperspektive. Heimathlos. Drei friedfertige Kriegsbriefe aus 1866. - Zwei kleinstaatliche Hof- und Staatshandbücher. Christian Kling. - Nur ein Schuster. Die nächtliche Axt des Stuttgarter Beobachter. — Schloss Johannisberg. Wie man annektirt und wie man annektirt wird. Gewerbe-, Zug- und Verehelichungsfreiheit. Preussens Beruf. ii. Auf dem Marsche zur Freiheit. Deutsch-amerikanische Schwabenstreiche. Im Zollparlament. - Aus dem Berliner Tagebuche eines süddeutschen Zollparlaments Mitgliedes. Bad Schwalbach. Der kleinstaatliche Muster-Beamte. - Verkehrte Verkehrspolitik. Nassau im Kampfe mit dem preussischen Thaler. Fuimus Troes. Die Getreuen des Depossedirten. Mecklen- und Ratzebürgerliches und Verwandtes. Der preussische Staatsschatz. — Zur Physiologie der Parteien im Gross- und im Kleinstaate. - Welfisches. -Altbayerisches.

Bunbury, S. A summer in northern Europe. L., 1856. 2 v. in I. sm. 80. Frontisp.

Bursian, C. Geographie von Griechenland. Lpz., 1862-72. 2 v. 80. Map and 15 plates.

Contents:i. Das nördliche Griechenland. - ii. Peloponnesos und Inseln.

Camden Society. [Publications.] New series. xxxix. L., 1886.

sm. 4°.

Contents:-xxxix. Gardiner, S. R., editor. Reports of cases in the courts of Star Chamber and High Commission. Carnegie, A. Triumphant democracy; or, 50 years' march of the republic. N. Y., 1886. 8o. pp. x + 519. Table.

Caspar, C. N., and H. H. Zahn, publishers. The city of Milwaukee; guide giving a history of the city: a souvenir of the 24th Sängerfest of the N. A. Sangerbund at Milwaukee, July 21-25, 1886, with information pertaining to the Sängerfest. Embracing descriptions of summer resorts of Wisconsin. Milwaukee, Wis., 1886. 8o. pp. 119. Map and wdets.

Cassel, D. Lehrbuch der jüdischen Geschichte und Literatur. Lpz., 1879. 8°. pp. xi+(1) + 564. Chevalier, (C.) U. (J.), l'abbé. Répertoire des sources historiques du moyen âge: bio-bibliographie. P., 1878-86. 1. 8o. pp. xix + (1) + (1185). Double columns, each column numbered.

Creasy, Sir E. S. The 15 decisive battles of the world. 31st ed. L., 1883. sm. 8°. pp. xiii + 407.

Wdcts.

Contents:- Marathon. - Defeat of the Athenians at Syracuse, B. C. 413. Arbela, B. C. 331.- Metaurus, B. C. 207. - Victory of Arminius over the Roman legions under Varus, A. D. 9. -Chalons, 451. - Tours, 732.- Hastings, 1066. — Joan of Arc's victory at Orleans, 1429.- Defeat of the Spanish Armada, 1588. Blenheim, 1704.- Pultowa, 1709. Victory of the Americans over Burgoyne at Saratoga, 1777. - Valmy, 1792.- Waterloo, 1815. History of the Ottoman Turks, from the beginning of their empire. New and revised ed. L., 1878. sm. 8°. pp. xvi + 560.

Dawson, H. B. Westchester-county, New York, during the American revolution. Morrisania, N. Y., 1886. 1. 8°. pp. vi 281. Port. and map.

Printed in double columns. No. 66 of an ed. of 250 copies, signed by the author.

De Peyster, F. [The early political history of New York]; an address before the New York Historical Society, November 22, 1864. N. Y., 1865. 80. pp. 76.

Bd., with the next following, in vol. lettered "De Peyster. Addresses. I."

The life and administration of Richard, earl of Bellomont, governor of New York, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, 1697-1701; an address before the New York Historical Society, November 18, 1879. N. Y., 1879. 8°. pp. (83). Illus. A memoir of W. H. Guest. N. Y., 1878.

80. pp. 36.

[Representative men of the English revolution]; an address before the New-York Historical Society, December 19, 1876. N. Y., 1877. 8°. pp. 44. Portrs.

Bd. in vol. lettered "De Peyster. Addresses. 1."

[William III. as a reformer]; an address delivered before the N. Y. Historical Society, Jan. 6, 1874. N. Y., 1874. 1. 8°. pp. 36. Port. De Peyster, Gen. J. W. The ancient, mediaval, and modern Netherlanders. Poughkeepsie, [N. Y.] n. d. 80. pp. 64.

Bd., with the three next following, in vol. lettered "De Peyster. Pamphlets on the Dutch."

The battle of the Sound or Baltic, 1658, between the Hollanders and the Swedes. Poughkeepsie, [N. Y.], 1858. 80. pp. 86+ (2).

The Dutch at the North Pole, and the Dutch in Maine. N. Y., 1857. 8°. pp. 8. The history of Carausius; with an account of the Menapii. Poughkeepsie, [N. Y.], 1858. 8°. pp. xxvi +335:

The history of the life of Leonard Torstenson. Poughkeepsie, [N. Y.], 1855. 80. pp. (359). Proofs considered of the early settlement of Acadie by the Dutch; an appendix to the Dutch in Maine. n. p. [1858]. 8°. pp. 19.

Bd. in vol. lettered" De Peyster. Pamphlets on the Dutch." La Royale; by Anchor [pseud.]. Pts. 1-8. N. Y., 1872-74. 8 pts. in 3 v. bd. in 1. 4°. Illus. Contents:-1-6. Grand hunt of the army of the Potomac, Petersburg to High Bridge.-7. Cumberland church, or the heights of Farmville.-8. Last 24 hours of the army of northern Virginia.

Same. Pt. 8, amended ed.; with memoranda relating to Farmville, fording, and bridging. N. Y., 1885. 80. pp. civ. Maps. (In Tremain, H. E. Sailors' creek to Appomattox Court House. 1885.)

Falke, J. von. Greece and Rome; their life and art. Translated by W. H. Browne. N. Y., 1886. pp. xii+351. Illus.

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Gilman, A. The story of Rome, from the earliest times to the end of the republic. N. Y., etc., 1886. 120. pp. xvi +355. Illus. (Story (The) of the nations. [ii.])

Gould, S. Baring. The story of Germany; with the collaboration of Arthur Gilman. N. Y., elc., 1886. 120. pp. xviii+437. Illus. (Story (The) of the nations. [vi.])

Great Britain Parliament- Debates. Hansard's parliamentary debates, 3d series, vol. cccii.cccvii. 12th Jan.-25th June, 1886. L., 1886. 6 v. 8o. Green, S. A. The geography of Groton, Massachusetts. Groton, [Mass.], 1886. 80. pp. 20.

[Green, W. B.] Remarks on the science of history; followed by an à priori autobiography. Bost., 1849. 120. pp. xi + 134.

Grego, J. A history of parliamentary elections and electioneering in the old days; showing the state of political parties and party warfare at the hustings, and in the House of Commons, from the Stuarts to Victoria. L., 1886. 80. pp. xxvii + 403. Illus.

Harris, W. The history of the radical party in Parliament. L., 1885. 8°. pp. viii+ 510.

Harrison, J. A. The story of Greece. N. Y., etc., 1885. 120. pp. xxviii+515. Illus. (Story (The) of the nations. [i.])

Harrison, J. E. Myths of the Odyssey in art and literature. L., 1882. 80. pp. xxvi + 219. 70 plates.

Harvard Church in Charlestown, Boston, Mass. Services at the dedication of a mural monument to James Walker in the Harvard church in Charlestown, in the city of Boston, Jan. 14, 1883. Camb., [Mass.], 1884. 80. pp. 64. Frontisp.

Hopkins, C. W. The home lots of the early settlers of the Providence plantations; with notes and plots. Providence, R. I., 1886. 4o. pp. vii + 78. Plate, maps, and fac-sims.

Hosmer, J. K. The story of the Jews. N. Y., etc., 1886. 120. pp. xviii+(2)+381. Illus. (Story (The) of the nations. [iii.])

[Howison, W.] The contest of the 12 nations; or, A view of the different bases of human character and talent. Edin., etc., 1826. 8o. pp. (1) +628.

Hutchinson, T. Gov. of Mass. Bay. Diary and letters; with an account of his administration when he was a member and Speaker of the House of Representatives, and his government of the colony during the period that preceded the war of independence; compiled from original documents, by P. O. Hutchinson. Bost., 1884-86. 2 V. 80. Portrs., arms, and fac-sim.

Jacob, J. J. A biographical sketch of the life of Capt. Michael Cresap. Cin., 1866. 4o. pp. 158.

Reprinted from the Cumberland ed. of 1826, which is already in the library.

Published in the same vol. is Lieut. Boyer's "Journal of Wayne's campaign against the northwestern Indians, 1794."

Johnson, Rev. A. H. The Normans in Europe. N. Y., 1884. 16o. pp. xx +273. Maps. (Morris, E. E., and others, editors. Epochs of modern history.)

Johnston, (A.) K. A physical, historical, political, and descriptive geography. 3d ed., revised by E. G. Ravenstein. L., 1885. 80. pp. xi + (1) + 490. Figs. and maps. (London geographical series.)

Kansas-Secretary of State. 4th biennial report. 1883-4. Topeka, Kan., 1885. 80.

Kansas State Historical Society. Transactions. Vol. iii., [iv.] [1881]-85. Topeka, [Kan.,] 1886. 2 v. in I. 80.

Lettered" Kansas Historical Collections."

Königliche Baierische Akademie der Wissenschaften zu München. Allgemeine deutsche Biographie. Bd. xxiii. Lpz., 1886. 80.

Contents:- Xxiii. v. Münchhausen. - v. Noorden. Lawrence, J. W. Foot-prints; or, Incidents in early history of New Brunswick. St. John, N. B., Illus. 1883. 8°. pp. vi+108+ 11. Linn, W. The life of Thomas Jefferson. Ithaca, [N. Y.], 1834. 120. pp. 267. Port. Little, G. T., compiler. Memorial: Alpheus Spring Packard; 1798-1884. Brunswick, Me., 1886. So. pp. (2) +95. Port.

Mackay, C. The founders of the American republic; a history and biography. Edin., etc., 1885. 80. pp. (1)+434.

Contents: Washington. John Adams. -Thomas Jefferson.- - Benjamin Franklin. James Madison. - Dangers of ultra-democracy. — Index.

Contents:i. The peninsular campaign of General McClel lan, 1862.-ii. The Virginia campaign of General Pope, 1862. Mott, A., compiler. Biographical sketches and anecdotes of persons of color; added, pieces of poetry. Neill, E. D. The English colonization of America during the 17th century. L., 1871. 8°. pp. x+ 352. Virginia Carolorum: the colony under the rule of Charles I. and II. 1625-1685. Based upon manuscripts and documents of the period. Albany, N. Y., 1886. 4o. pp. 446 + (1).

N. Y., 1838. 120. PP. 408.

"Neill's Series of Virginia history."

New Jersey. Archives of the State. Ist series, vol. x. Newark, N. J., 1886. 8°.

Contents:-X. Documents relating to the colonial history of N. J. 1767-76.

Oxford Historical Society. [Publications]. Vol. vi., vii. Oxf., 1886. 2 v. 80.

Contents:-vi. Bloxam, Rev. J. R., editor. Magda len college and King James II., 1686-1688; documents, with additions. 1886. vii. Hearne, T. Remarks and collec tions; edited by C. E. Doble. Vol. ii. (March 20, 1707-May 23, 1710). 1886.

Pt. 7.

Parkman, F., jr. France and England in North America; a series of historical narratives. Bost., 1885. 2 v. 12o. Portrs. and maps.

Contents: 7. Montcalm and Wolfe. 6th ed. Perkins, J. B. France under Mazarin; with a review of the administration of Richelieu. N. Y., etc., 1886. 2 v. 8°. Portrs.

Lettered "France under Richelieu and Mazarin." Ragozin, Mme. Z. A. The story of Chaldea, from the earliest times to the rise of Assyria; (treated as a general introduction to the study of ancient

history.) N. Y., etc., 1886. I 20. pp. xx +381. Illus. (Story (The) of the nations. [iv.])

Read, W. T. Life and correspondence of George Read, a signer of the Declaration of Independence; with notices of some of his contemporaries. Phil., 1870. 8°. pp. 575. Port.

Rhode Island Soldiers' and Sailors' Historical Society. Personal narratives of the battles of the Rebellion; papers read before the society. Series III., no. 1-10. Providence, 1883-85. 10 nos. bd. in I v. sq. 12o.

Portrs.

Contents: -iii. 1. Hutchinson, W. F. Life on the Texan blockade. 1883.-2. Simpson, T. My four months' experience as a prisoner of war. 1883. 3. Avery, W. B. Gun-boat service on the James river. 1884. - 4. Cory, E.A. A private's recollections of Fredericksburg. 1884.-5. Peck, G. B., jr. Camp and hospital. 1884. 6. Bliss, G. N. Cavalry service with Gen. Sheridan and life in Libby prison. 1884.7. Chase, P. S. Service with battery F., 1st R. I. light artillery, in North Carolina. 1884.-8. Butts, F. B. Reminiscences of gunboat service on the Nansemond. 1885. 9. Denison, Rev. F. The battle of Groveton, Aug. 28, 1862. Providence, 1885.-10. Roe, A. S. Recollections of Monocacy. 1885.

Robbins, Rev. C. Memoir of William Appleton; with appendix. Bost., 1863. 8o. pp. 64. Port.

Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 1862-63.

Robbins, Rev. T. Diary, 1796-1854; edited and annotated by I. N. Tarbox. Vol. i. Bost., 1886. 8°. pp. vii + 1052. Port.

Contents: 1. 1796-1825.

"Printed for his nephew. Owned by the Connecticut Historical Society."

Rosengarten, J. G. The German soldier in the wars of the United States. Phil., 1886. 12o. pp. 175

Royce, J. California, from 1846 to the 2d vigilance committee in San Francisco; a study of American character. Bost., etc., 1886. 160. pp. xv + 513. Map. (Scudder, H. E., editor. American commonwealths. [vii.])

Saint Simon, L. de Rouvroi, duc de. Mémoires. Nouvelle éd., par A. de Boislisle. Tom. v. P., 1886. 8°. (Regnier, (J. A.) A., editor. Les grands écrivains de la France.)

Contents: -V. 1698. Appendice. Additions. - Tables. Schumacher, G. Across the Jordan; an exploration and survey of part of Hauran and Jaulan; with additions by L. Oliphant and G. Le Strange. N. Y., 1886. 16o. pp. xvi + 342. Illus.

Shumway, E. S. A day in ancient Rome; a revision of Lohr's "Aus dem alten Rom." N. Y., 1885. sm. 4o. pp. 96. Illus.

Sibley, J. L. A remarkable self-made man, [Cyrus Eaton]; with remarks by [J. H. Morison]. Camb, [Mass.,] 1886. 8°. pp. 20.

One of 23 copies reprinted from the Unitarian review, April, 1875

. Stanton, H. B. Random recollections. 2d ed. N. Y., 1886. 80. pp. 134..

Stephens, H. M. A history of the French revolution. Vol. i. N. Y., 1886. 8°. Map.

Stubbs, W. Bp. of Chester. Seventeen lectures on the study of medieval and modern history, and kindred subjects; delivered at Oxford, 1867-1884. Oxf., 1886. 80. pp. vi + (1) + 399.

Contents: Inaugural. 1867. On the present state and prospects of historical study. 1876. On the purposes and methods of historical study. 1877. Methods of historical study. 1877. Learning and literature at the court of Henry II. 1878. The medieval kingdoms of Cyprus and Armenia. 1878.

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On the characteristic differences between medieval and modern history. 1880. The reign of Henry VIII. 1881. Parliament under Henry VIII. 1881. The history of the canon law in England. 1882. The reign of Henry VII. 1883. - A last statutory public lecture. 1884.

Surtees Society, Durham. Publications. Vol. lxxvii., lxxviii. Durham, etc., 1886. 2 v. 8o. Portrs. Contents: - lxxvii. Yorkshire diaries & autobiographies in the 17th and 18th centuries. ii. lxxviii. Memorials of the church of SS. Peter and Wilfred, Ripon. ii.

Thompson, G. Prison life and reflections; or, A narrative of the arrest, imprisonment, and deliverance of Work, Burr, and Thompson, who suffered imprisonment for attempting to aid slaves to liberty. Oberlin, [O.,] 1847. 8°. pp. 417.

Tremain, Maj. Gen. H. E. Sailors' Creek to Appomattox Court House, 7th-9th April, 1865; or, The last hours of Sheridan's cavalry. Edited, with notes on Farmville, fording and bridging, by J. W. De Peyster. N. Y., 1885. 8°. pp. 75+ civ. Port. Appended is the editor's "La Royale," pt. 8. 2 copies.

In memoriam: Edgar Kelsey
Ithaca, [N. Y.], 1886.
Port.

sm.

Tyler, Sergt. D. A concise history of the Mormon battalion in the Mexican war, 1846-47. n. p., 1881. 8°. pp. 376. [Tyler, Rev. M. C. Apgar obiit A. D. 1885. 8°. pp. v + (1) +145. "Printed for private distribution." United States War Department. The war of the rebellion: a compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate armies; prepared by Lieut. Col. R. N. Scott. Series I., vol. xvi., xvii., pt. I. Wash., 1886. 3 v. 8o. Volcano (The) under the city; by a volunteer special. N. Y., 1887 [1886]. 160. pp. 350. Map. An account of the draft riot in New York, 1863.

Wachsmuth, C. Das alte Griechenland im neuen; mit einem Anhang über Sitten und Aberglauben der Neugriechen bei Geburt, Hochzeit und Tod. Bonn, 1864. 160. pp. 126.

Walpole, S. A history of England from the conclusion of the great war in 1815. L., 1879–86. 5 v. 8o.

The narrative of domestic affairs is brought down to 1853, of foreign affairs to 1856. Vol. i., ii., are 2d ed.

Walter, Maj. J. Memorials of Washington and of Mary, his mother, and Martha, his wife; from letters and papers of Robert Cary and James Sharples. N. Y., 1887 [1886]. 8o. pp. xii + (1) + 362. Illus.

Wilson, Commissary. Orderly book; expedition of the British and provincial army under Maj. Gen. Jeffrey Amherst, against Ticonderoga and Crown Point. 1759. Albany, [N. Y.], 1857. 4°. pp. xi+220. Map.

Winsor, J., editor. Narrative and critical history of America. Vol. ii.-iv. Bost., etc., [1886.] 3 v. 1. 8°. Illus.

Contents: ii. Spanish explorations and settlements in America, 15th-17th century. iii. English explorations and settlements in North America, 1497-1689. iv. French explorations and settlements in North America and those of the Portuguese, Dutch, and Swedes, 1500-1700.

The work contains bibliographical notes and elaborate critical essays on the sources of information.

Wurzbach, C. von. Biographisches Lexikon des Kaiserthums Oesterreich, 1750-1850. Th. 1.-liii. Wien, 1884-85. 4 v. bd. in 2. 80. Contents:- 1.-liii. Vastag-Weigelsperg.

1. The Library Council. By resolution of the Board of Trustees, passed in 1883, the Library Council consists of seven members, as follows: - The President of the University and the Librarian, or Acting Librarian, ex officio; one member elected by the Trustees from their own number; and four professors nominated by the Faculty and confirmed by the Board. The elected members hold office one year, and the regular election takes place at the beginning of the Fall term in each University year. The members of the council for the year 1886-87 are President C. K. Adams, chairman, and G. Wm. Harris, secretary, ex officio; H. B. Lord, elected by the Trustees; Professors H. Corson, S. H. Gage, W. G. Hale, and L. A. Wait, elected by the Faculty.

To this council is committed the general supervision and management of the Library, and the apportionment of the book funds among the different departments of instruction. The President and Librarian are authorized to approve orders, signed by professors at the head of departments, for ordinary working books, but must refer to the council all orders for costly or otherwise exceptional works. All order slips for new books must be signed, or countersigned, by the professors in charge of the respective departments.

2. The Library Service. The regular service of the Library is at present performed by the following persons: George William Harris, Acting Librarian; Edwin Hamlin Woodruff, Chief Cataloguer; Gertrude Frances Van Dusen, Assistant Cataloguer; Philip Price Barton and Charles Henry Hull, Assistants; Charles F. Lashier, Janitor.

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4. Progress of the Card Catalogue. - The University Library's dictionary card catalogue, authors and subjects, which was begun April 1, 1882, now includes (1) all accessions to the Library since that date, and (2) all books which were in the Library before that date, on the following subjects:

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History (excepting the May anti-slavery collection, of which there is an author catalogue on cards). Law (excepting the King law library, of which there is a MS. finding list).

Natural Sciences (including Anatomy and Physiology, and excluding Astronomy, of which there is a classified printed list).

Philosophy; Political Economy; Political Science; Social Science.

The following aids are available for finding those books which were in the Library before the date named and which are not included in the above list as being among the subjects incorporated in the card catalogue:

A classified printed catalogue of works in the Library relating to Mathematics (including Astronomy, Engineering, Mechanics, Military Art and Science, and Navigation).

A printed author catalogue of the architectural works in the Library, published in no. I of the Library Bulletin.

A printed catalogue of the Bopp collection, comprising most of the works in the Library on Oriental Linguistics and Comparative Philology.

A MS. catalogue of the Anthon collection, mainly composed of Greek and Latin authors and works on Classical Philology.

A MS. catalogue of agricultural works.

In addition to the dictionary card catalogue and the supplementary aids mentioned, there is a subject index, on cards, of the whole Library, excepting American History; a consolidated accession list which is at all times an author catalogue of additions to the Library since Jan. 1, 1881; and two Ms. volumes containing lists of books, and articles in periodicals, relating to subjects which have been announced from time to time, since 1883, for essays and orations in the department of General Literature and Oratory.

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The documents include the City manual, the Mayor's annual address, and the annual reports of the various city departments. The documents for 1884 are in 2 v.

Statutes of Rhode Island relating to the city of Providence, and the ordinances of the city. Camb., [Mass.,] 1875. 8o. pp. 459.

Quebec (City), Can. · Council. An ordinance to incorporate the city and town of Quebec (3d & 4th Vict. cap. xxxv.), and an ordinance to amend the same (4th Vict. cap. xxxi.). Quebec, 1841. 160. pp. 27+ 15.

Reading, Pa. - Select and Common Councils. A digest of the laws and ordinances of the city, in force June 1, 1886; compiled by Louis Richards. Reading, Pa., 1886. 80. pp. xi + 274.

Town Council. Ordinances of the corporation of the borough; with the act of incorporation. Reading, 1831. 80. pp. 42.

Richmond, Va.- Common Council. The charters and ordinances of the city; with the Declaration of Rights, and constitution of Virginia. Richmond, 1859. 8°. pp. xlvi + 295.

Rochester, N. Y.-Common Council. Penal or. dinances of the city; compiled by Jesse Shepherd. 1871. Rochester, N Y., 1871. 80. pp. 131.

Bd. with the next following.

Revised charter of the city; with other acts applicable to the city and officers, [and] names of officers of the city; compiled by Jesse Shepherd. 1871. Rochester, N. Y., 1871. 80. pp. 155.

Roxbury, Mass.- City Council. The municipal register; containing the city charter, laws and ordinances, and rules and orders of the City Council, and a list of the officers of the city, for 1862. Bost., 1862. 8°. pp. 308.

St. Louis, Mo.- City Council. The revised ordinances of the city; revised and digested 1843, '46, '50, '53, '56, '61, [81]. With the constitutions of the United States and Missouri, and the city charter. St. L., 1843-81. 7 v. 80.

The revisions of 1846, '50, '53, '56 and '61 contain the various charters of the city; 1846 contains list of the trustees and officers of St. Louis, 1810-46; 1881 contains the scheme for the separation of the governments of the city and county of St. Louis.

The revision of 1843 is by A. B. Chambers, 1846 by C. D. Drake, 1850 by J. M. Krum, 1853 by S. V. Papin, 1856 by T. C. Chester, 1861 by C. H. Tillson, 1881 by M. J. Sullivan.

St. Paul, Minn. Common Council. The charter and ordinances of the city; with legislative acts relating to the city. St. Paul, 1863. 8°. (pp. var.) Appended are ordinances passed in 1864.

Salem, Mass.-City Council. City documents for 1882. Salem, Mass., 1883. 8o.

San Francisco, Cal. Common Council. Ordinances and joint resolutions; with a list of the officers of the city and county, and rules and orders of the Common Council. San Fran., 1854. 8°. pp. xliii+ (9)-525.

- Park Commissioners. 2d biennial report. 1872-3. San Fran., 1874. 8°. Maps and plate. Shakopee, Minn. - Common Council. Charter and ordinances of the city. Amended April, 1875. St. Paul, 1875. 80. pp. 68+ ii.

Springfield, Ill. City Council. The charter, with the amendments thereto, and revised ordinances of the city; with references to decisions of the Supreme Court of the state relating to municipal corporations, and with general laws of the state, etc., relating to the city; published under the supervision of W. J. Black. Springfield, [Ill.], 1858. 80. pp. xxxiii +374.

Reports of officers of the city, for the year ending Feb. 28, 1886. Springfield, Íll., 1886. ́ 80. pp. 164. The Springfield city code; comprising the laws of Illinois relating to the city, and the ordi