Donors and Donations.

FROM MEMBERS.

BARTON, Mr. EDMUND M., Worcester.-Ten pamphlets; a cabinet photograph of himself; and "St. John's Echo" and "St. Andrew's Cross" in continuation. BEDDOE, JOHN, F.R.S., Bristol, Eng.-His "Races of Great Britain: A Contribution to the Anthropology of Western Europe."

BREVOORT, Hon. J. CARSON, Brooklyn, N. Y.-Eleven books; seven pamphlets; and one map.

BRINTON, Prof. DANIEL G., Philadelphia, Pa.-His "Review of the Data for the Study of Prehistoric Chronology of America."

BROCK, Mr. ROBERT A., Richmond, Va.-"Pocahontas and her Descendants," with notes by Mr. Brock.

CHANDLER, GEORGE, M.D., Worcester.-Two pamphlets.

DAVIS, Mr. ANDREW MCF., Cambridge.-His "Colony of Nox"; and his "Historical Study of Law's System."

DAVIS, Hon. EDWARD L., Worcester.-Eight books; and three hundred and one pamphlets.

DEVENS, Hon. CHARLES, President, Worcester.-His address at the annual meeting of the Bunker Hill Monument Association, June 17, 1887. DEWEY, Hon. FRANCIS H., Worcester.-One book; and one hundred and forty-one pamphlets.

DEXTER, Prof. FRANKLIN B., New Haven, Conn.-His "Sketch of the History of Yale University;" and a cabinet photograph of himself.

ELLIS, Rev. GEORGE E., LL.D., Boston.-His address delivered before the New York Historical Society on its 82d anniversary.

GILMAN, DANIEL C., LL.D., Baltimore, Md.-His paper on "The Art Movement in America"; and one pamphlet.

GREEN, Hon. SAMUEL A., Boston.-His Groton Historical Series, vol. 2, Nos. 1 and 2; two hundred and thirty-four books; eighty-four pamphlets; and the American Journal of Numismatics, as issued.

HARDEN, WILLIAM, Esq., Savannah, Ga.-The Life of George M. Troup.
HITCHCOCK, EDWARD, M.D., Amherst.-One pamphlet.

HOAR, Hon. GEORGE F., Worcester.-Two books; thirty-three pamphlets;
one manuscript; and the Official Record of the Rebellion, as issued.
HUNTINGTON, Rev. WILLIAM R., D.D., New York.-His "Religious Use of
Wealth: A sermon commemorative of Catharine Lorillard Wolfe."

JONES, Hon. CHARLES C., LL.D., Augusta, Ga.-His address before the Confederate Survivors' Association at its Ninth Annual Reunion.

KINGSBURY, Mr. FREDERICK J., Waterbury, Conn.-His "Old Connecticut." MERRIMAN, Rev. DANIEL, D.D., Worcester.-Thirty-three pamphlets. MOORE, GEORGE H., LL.D., New York.-His "Prytaneum Bostoniense," second edition, with additions; and his "Washington as an Angler, with extracts from his diaries, 1787-89."

NELSON, Hon. THOMAS L., Worcester.-Eleven pamphlets.

PAINE, Rev. GEORGE S., Worcester.-Ten pamphlets.

PAINE, NATHANIEL, Esq., Worcester.-Four books; three hundred and eightytwo pamphlets; ten files of newspapers; a cabinet photograph of himself; and ten photographs taken by himself.

PEABODY, Rev. ANDREW P., D.D., Cambridge.-His "Manasseh Cutler." PEET, Rev. STEPHEN D., Mendon, Ill.-His "American Antiquarian and Oriental Journal," as issued.

PERRY, Right Rev. WM. STEVENS, D.D., Davenport, Iowa.-Journal of the 34th Annual Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Iowa; and "The Iowa Churchman," as issued.

POOLE, WILLIAM F., LL.D., Chicago, Ill." The Dial," volumes 1-5; and as issued.

PUTNAM, Prof. FREDERICK W., Cambridge.-His paper on the "Serpent Mound"; his "Conventionalism in Ancient American Art"; and the Twentieth Annual Report of the Peabody Museum of American Archæology and Ethnology.

RICE, HON. WILLIAM W., Worcester.- Two hundred and thirty books; four hundred pamphlets; and a file of the "Worcester Home Journal," 1883-84. SALISBURY, STEPHEN, Esq., Worcester.-Four books; two hundred and eighteen pamphlets; and four files of newspapers.

SMITH, WILLIAM A., Esq., Worcester.-Brantz Mayer's "Captain Canot: or, Twenty Years of an African Slaver."

SMUCKER, Hon. ISAAC, Newark, O.-Sixteen of his historical papers; and seventeen Ohio pamphlets.

WASHBURN, Hon. JOHN D., Worcester.-Four files of insurance periodicals; and two pamphlets.

WHEATLAND, HENRY, M.D., Salem.-The "Peabody Press," in continuation; and five pamphlets.

WINSOR, JUSTIN, LL.D., Cambridge.-Four of his own recent publications; and the "Harvard Bulletin." as issued.

WINTHROP, Hon. ROBERT C., Boston.-His "Ode written for the Jubilee Celebration of Queen Victoria."

FROM THOSE NOT MEMBERS.

ALLEN, Mr. CHARLES A., Worcester.-His report as City Engineer, in relation to the Disposal of the Sewage of Worcester.

ALLIS, Mr. GARDNER S., Worcester.-Brooks's Gazetteer.

BAILEY, Mr. GEORGE W., Worcester.-His examination of a work entitled "Earth not a Globe," etc.

BAILEY Mr. ISAAC H., New York.-His "Shoe and Leather Reporter," as issued.

BALDWIN, Messrs. JOHN D., AND COMPANY, Worcester.-Their Daily and Weekly Spy, as issued.

BARTON, Miss CLARA, Washington, D. C.-Her official Report of the Red Cross at Camp George Washington, May, 1887.

BATTELL, Mr. ROBBINS, and Mrs. ANNA, Norfolk, Conn.-The Diary of Thomas Robbins, D.D., vol. II.

BENT, Mr. SAMUEL A., Boston.-His Eulogy on Samuel Miller Quincy. BLANCHARD, Messrs. FRANK S., AND COMPANY, Worcester.-Their Souvenir of "ye Old South Meetin House," Worcester, Mass.

BOARDMAN, Hon. SAMUEL L., Augusta, Me.--His "Home Farm," as issued. BOWEN, CLARENCE W., Ph.D., New York.-Three of his historical and · biographical publications.

BROOKS, Rev. WILLIAM H., D.D., Secretary, Hanover.-Journal of the 97th Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Massachusetts.

BULLARD, Miss LOUISA D., Cambridge.—One book; and thirty-five pamphlets. BURBANK, Mr. CHARLES H., Lowell.-Lowell Year Book, No. 5, 1886–87. BURGESS, Rev. FRANCIS G., Worcester.-One pamphlet.

CALDWELL, Rev. AUGUSTINE, Coventryville, N. Y.-One pamphlet. CHALMERS, Mr. PATRICK, Wimbledon, England.-"The Philatelic Society of London and the Adhesive Postage Stamp."

COLLET, Mr. C. D., London, G. B.-" Diplomatic Fly Sheets," Numbers 231234.

COOLIDGE, Rev. AMOS H., Leicester.-His "Rev. John Nelson, D.D."; and
his "Religious History of the First Congregational Church in Leicester."
COLTON, Miss MARY R., Worcester.-"The Churchman," 1886-1887.
COOK, Mr. HENRY H., Barre.-His "Gazette," as issued.

CRUNDEN, Mr. FREDERICK M., St. Louis, Mo.-His Report for 1885-86, as
Librarian of the St. Louis Public Library.

CUTLER, EPHRAIM, M.D., New York.-Three of his treatises on Diet.
DANA, CALEB, FAMILY OF THE LATE.-"The Columbian Centinel" for 1790;
five hundred and two numbers of magazines; and forty-nine pamphlets.
DARLING, Gen. CHARLES W., Utica, N. Y.-A cabinet photograph of himself.
DEAN, Mr. J. WARD, Boston.-His Biographical Sketch of John Bostwick
Moreau.

DEWEY, Mr. MELVIL, Chief Librarian, New York.-His Fourth Annual
Report on the Library of Columbia College.

DODGE, JAMES H., Esq., Auditor, Boston.-His Annual Report for 1886-87. DODGE, THOMAS H., Esq., Worcester.-Temperance addresses of John B. Gough and J. L. Phillips, in Cingalese.

DOE, Messrs. CHARLES H., AND COMPANY, Worcester.-Their Daily and Weekly Gazette, as issued.

DONALDSON, Mr. H. V., Chicago, Ill.-" St. Andrews Cross," vol. I.

DUREN, Mr. ELNATHAN F., Secretary, Bangor, Me.-"Sixty-first anniversary of the General Conference of Maine."

EARLE, PLINY, M.D., Northampton.-Three books; five numbers of magazines; and eight pamphlets.

FARRINGTON, Mr. C. H., Pekin, Ill.-Staunton's "Authentic Account of the Embassy from the King of Great Britain to China."

FERNOW, Mr. BERTHOLD, Albany, N. Y.-His "Albany and its place in the history of the United States."

FISHER, CHARLES H., M.D., Providence, R. I.-His Rhode Island Registration Report for 1886.

FLINT, Mrs. EDWARD, Leicester.-" Classology: an Anacreontic Ode in Imitation of Heathen Mythology."

FOLSOM, Capt. ALBERT A., Boston.-The 248th Annual Record of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts.

FOOTE AND HORTON, Messrs., Salem.-Their "Gazette," as issued.
FOSTER, Mr. WILLIAM, Worcester.-Seventy-three numbers of magazines.
FUNK AND WAGNALLS, Messrs., New York.-"The Voice," as issued.
GATSCHET, Mr. ALBERT S., Washington, D. C.-Five of his own archæologi-
cal publications; and Henshaw's "Perforated Stones from California."
GRAY, Mr. DAVID, Albany, N. Y.-Report of the Commissioners of the State
Reservation at Niagara.

GRIFFIN, Mr. MARTIN I. J., Philadelphia, Pa.-His "Thomas Fitz Simmons,
Pennsylvania's Catholic Signer of the Constitution of the United States."
HAMILTON, Mr. CHARLES, Worcester.-Thirteen books; and twenty-four
hundred and thirty-four pamphlets, chiefly town documents.

HAMMOND, Mr. BENJAMIN T., Worcester.-His " William Shakespeare." HAMMOND, Mr. ISAAC W., Concord, N. H.-The "Diary and Orderly Book of Sergeant Jonathan Burton," edited by Mr. Hammond.

HAVEN, Mrs. SAMUEL F., Worcester.-Twenty-three books; fifty-nine numbers of the "Unitarian Review;" ninety-eight pamphlets; and six maps. HAZEN, Rev. HENRY A., D.D., Boston.-The Congregational Year Book for 1887; and one pamphlet.

HORSFORD, EBEN N., LL.D., Cambridge.-Zeisberger's "Indian Dictionary, English, German, Iroquois," edited by Prof. Horsford.

JACKSON, Mr. LEWIS MCL., Worcester.-One hundred and six books; four hundred and ten pamphlets; a tin lantern; foot warmer; and an inlaid knife and fork holder, all of early date.

JOHNSON, Mr. THEOPHILUS B., Worcester.-Two manuscripts dated 1751. KELLOGG AND STRATTON, Messrs., Fitchburg. Their "Sentinel," as issued. KIMBALL, Mr. JOHN E., Oxford.-Oxford Town Reports, 1887.

KING, Gen. HORATIO C., Secretary, New York.-Reports of the 17th and 18th Annual Reunions of the Society of the Army of the Potomac.

KINNICUTT, Miss AMY, Worcester.-Her Catalogue of the Parish Library of All Saints' Church, Worcester.

LEWIS, Mr. T. H., St. Paul, Minn.-Six of his archæological papers. LINCOLN, Mr. FRANCIS H., Secretary, Boston.-" Harvard College. Class of 1867. Secretary's Report, No. 8, 1887."

LINCOLN, General WILLIAM S., Worcester.-Wise's Account of the Battle of New Market, Virginia; "The Orient," as issued; and two pamphlets. LITTLE, Prof. GEORGE T., Brunswick, Me.-His Report as Librarian of Bowdoin College, 1887.

MARBLE, ALBERT P., Ph.D., Worcester.-His "Powers and Duties of School Officers"; and his Report on Worcester Schools, 1886.

MAY, Rev. SAMUEL, Leicester.-Seven books; thirty-seven pamphlets; and "Unity," 1880-87.

MCALEER, Mr. GEORGE, Worcester.-" The Messenger," as issued.

METCALF, Mr. CALEB B., Worcester.-One book; one hundred and sixty pamphlets; and two files of newspapers.

METCALF, Mrs. ISAAC N., Worcester.-Two books; and forty-one pamphlets. MILES, Mrs. CHARLES M., Worcester.-Nine books; five hundred and six pamphlets; the "American Agriculturist," 1868-77; one engraving; and one map.

MILLER, Mr. HENRY W., Worcester.-Ten hundred and thirty-five pamphlets;
the "Commercial Bulletin," 1860-1877; and the "Iron Age," 1873-1887.
MORSE, Mr. RICHARD C., Secretary, New York.-Proceedings of the 27th
International Convention of Young Men's Christian Associations.
NEWTON, Capt. EUGENE H., Auburn.-The Montgomery (Ala.) Weekly
Advertiser, Jan. S, 1862, to Sept. 21, 1864.

OTTERSON, Mr. HENRY N., Clinton.
Reuben Puffer, D.D., of Berlin, Mass.

-Two manuscript sermons by Rev.

PARK, Rev. EDWARDS A., D.D., Andover.-Four of his biographical and theological works.

RICE, Mr. FRANKLIN P., Worcester.-One pamphlet.

RICHARDSON, Mr. SENECA M., Worcester.-A thimble taken from the wreck of the steamer Oregon, lost at Fire Island in March, 1886.

ROBINSON, Miss MARY, Worcester.-Fourteen numbers of magazines; and the "American Missionary," in continuation.

ROE, Mr. ALFRED S., Worcester.-His "American Authors and their Birthdays"; a reprint of the first edition of the " Methodist Discipline"; five volumes of the "Methodist Quarterly Review;" one book; fifty-one pamphlets; and two of his photographs.

RUSSELL, Mr. E. HARLOW, Worcester.-Catalogue and circular of the Massachusetts State Normal School at Worcester.

SANDERS, Mrs. MINERVA A., Pawtucket, R. I.-Her report for 1886 as Librarian of the Pawtucket Free Public Library.

SARGENT, Mr. CHARLES F., Worcester.-The " Helping Hand," as issued. SHAW, Mr. JOSEPH A., Worcester.-Fourteen pamphlets.

SMITH, Mr. HENRY M., Worcester.-The "Worcester Home Journal," as issued.

SMITH, Mr. JOHN G., Worcester.--Six Isaiah Thomas almanacs; and one pamphlet.

STAPLES, Mr. SAMUEL E., Worcester.-The "Dedham Sentinel" for 1887.
STICKNEY, Mr. JOSEPH A., Nashua, N. H.-His paper upon "A Collection of
New Hampshire Registers with notes and comments thereon."
THWING, Mr. WALTER E., Boston.-His Thwing Genealogy.
TURNER, Mr. JOHN N., Ayer.-His "Public Spirit," as issued.
TYLER, Miss JESSIE E., Worcester.-" The Churchman," 1882-85.