Seventy-ninth N. Y. Volunteers,
504; Warner's Book of Eloquence,

504.

December-Persia and the Persi-
ans, by Benjamin, 596; Labberton's
New Historical Atlas and General
History, 596; The Three Systems of
Life Insurance, by Tabor, 597; Me-
moirs of Dolly Madison, by her
grandniece, 597; Genius in Sun-
shine and Shadow, by Ballou, 597;
Chronicle of the Coach, by Cham
plin, 597; The Volcano' under the
City, by a Volunteer Special, 598;
Tristam Dodge and his Descen-
dants, by Robert Dodge 598; Ral-
eigh, by Gosse, 598; Education in
Alaska, by Jackson, 599; Our Arc-
tic Province, by Elliott, 599; Our
New Alaska, by Hallock, 599;
Home Lots of the Early Settlers
of Providence, by Hopkins, 599;
Dora, an illustrated Gift-book, by
Alfred Tennyson, 599; The Span
ish Armada, by Noble, 599..
Boston, Mass., rocking chair, 198;
extracts from old newspapers,
noticed, 304; the old State House,
304; the Association Soul of
Soldiery, organized, 403; View of
the Province House, 411.
Bowen, Clarence Winthrop, Histor-
ical Sketch of Woodstock, Conn.,
noticed, 405.

Braddock, Gen. Edward, Defeat of,
T. J. Chapman, 446.
Bradish, Luther, portrait, 227.
Brooks, Henry M., the Olden Time
Series, noticed, 304.
Bryan, Nancy, her marriage to John
Blackburn, one of the pioneer set-
tlers of Ohio, 535.
Burgwin, John, the Hermitage,
Burgwin's Seat, Wilmington, N.
C., James G. Burr, 433; view of
the Hermitage, 435.
Burlingame, Anson, anecdote of,

Chronicle of the Coach, noticed, 597.
Clark, Col. George Rogers, expedi-
tion to the Northwestern Terri-
tory, 452.

Clason, A. W., convention of New
York, 1788, 148; the split at
Charleston, 1860, 458.

Clay, Henry, the speeches of,
Charles H. Peck, 58.
Clinton, De Witt, portrait, 215.
Coffin, Admiral Sir Isaac, directs the
construction of a Boston rocking
chair in England, 198; Life of,
noticed, 207.

Cogswell, Joseph G., first librarian

of the Astor Library, portrait, 18.
Cohoes Falls, N. Y., view of, 414.
Colfax, Schuyler, life of, noticed,
406.

Confederacy, a, within a Confeder-
acy, G. Norton Galloway, 387..
Connecticut, possessions of, in Ohio,
526.

Connecticut Historical Society, an-
nual May meeting, election of
officers, 114.

Conspiracy, the great, noticed, 503.
Constitution of the United States,
the defects of, its historical amend-
ments and their inadequacy, John
W. Johnston, 245.
Continental uniforms, monogram on
buttons of, 400.

Cooke, John Esten, death of, list of
his works, 497.
Corbin, Margaret, services in the
Revolution, 299, 401; a ballad,
George Houghton, 490.
Cornbury, Lord (Gov. of N. Y.),
portrait of, dressed as a woman,

De Lancey, Edward F., how the
Church of England was estab-
lished within the province of N. Y.,
113.
Democratic convention at Charles-
ton, S. C., 1860, 458.

De Peyster, Abraham, the bell pre-
sented by, to the Dutch church, 4.
De Peyster, Frederic, portrait, 235.
De Peyster, Gen. John Watts, sketch
of Gen. Andrew Atkinson Hum-
phreys, 347.

De Witt, Rev. Thomas, D.D., por-
trait, 230.

Re-

Dimitry, John, a king's gift, 305.
Dixwell, Col. John, one of the
gicide" judges, bequest of, 345.
Doane, Timothy, pioneer settler in
Ohio, 528.

Dodge, Robert, Tristam Dodge and
his descendants in America, no-
ticed, 598.

Domine, or Dominie, the word, 400.
Dongan Charter, the, of the City of
N. Y., James W. Gerard, 30.
Dongan, Gov. Thomas, his manor
house, 31; fac-simile of autograph,
33; sketch of, 34; succeeds to the
title of Earl of Limerick, 44;
character of, 45; family, 46.
Dora, by Alfred Tennyson, noticed,

600.

Doone, John, his early life in Ohio,

England, Church of, established in
N. Y.. 113; Young People's His-
tory of, noticed, 118.
Episcopal Church in N. Y., Cen-
tennial History of, noticed, 502.
Evolution and Religion, noticed,

118.

FARMVILthe height map of the
battle of heights of, 365.
Federal Hall, N. Y. City, view of,

212

Few, James, leader of the regula
tors of N. C., 1771, 443-
Field, Benjamin H., portrait, 237-
Fish, Hamilton, portrait, 229.
Fisheries Question. History of the,
7. Macdonald Oxley, 50.
Flag at half mast, origin of the
custom, 111.

teeth, 294; Andrew Jackson to
Lt. Glossell, July 24, 1817, in rela-
tion to the military conduct of
Gen. Adair, 399; Gov. Pownall to
Cadwallader Colden, Nov. 1, 1760,
regarding his declination of the
Government of N. Y., 416; ex-
tracts of letters of John Burgwin,
1777 and 1797, relative to the
homestead at Wilmington, N. C.
438; Col. G. R. Clark to the in-
habitants of Post Vincennes, 1779,
informing them of his intention to
capture the place, 455; Mrs. L. H.
Sigourney to Theodore Dwight,
Jr., Nov. 2, 1830, regarding her
Manuscript Biographies, 495, Gen.
Halleck to Gen. Grant, on the con-
dition of the army, April 14, 1862,

571.

Lewis, Morgan, portrait, 223.
Libby Prison, Va., Reminiscences of,
John Shrady, M.D., 89; view of,

92.

Life Insurance, Three Systems of,
noticed, 597.
Lincoln, Abraham, Reminiscences
of, noticed, 119; story-telling of,
19; my first and last sight of,
Horatio King, 254; and Coloniza-
tion, Charles K. Tuckerman, 329;
his bravery, 498; Lincoln and Mc-
Clellan, 586.

Lindley, E. Marguerite, Montpelier,
Historic Home of Maj. Gen. Henry
Knox, 121.

Linnæan Society, Scientific and His-
torical, May meeting, papers on
the donations to the museum, by
S. S. Rathvon, and on specimens
of a double Thaliotrum Anemen-
oides, by J. S. Stahr, 115; June
meeting, papers on the Duck-billed
Platypus and the Dynastes tityns,
by S. S. Rathvon, and chemical
examinations of our Kerosene Oils,
by T. R. Baker, 263.
Logan, John A., the Great Con-
spiracy, noticed, 503.
Louis XV. presents Louisiana to
Spain, 305; portrait, 309.
Louis XVI., portrait, 121; and Marie
Antoinette, Mrs. Martha J. Lamb,
182, 300.

Louisiana given to Spain by King
Louis XV., 305; the Creoles in, 542.
Loveland, Amos, pioneer settler in
Ohio, 527.

Lyall, Edna, Won by Waiting, a
novel, noticed, 406.

MAD

ADISON, Dolly, Memoir of, no-
ticed, 597..
McCormick, John D., officers of the
war-ship Jason, 111.
McIlrath, Aleck, early settler in
Ohio, 534.

McKendry, William, Journal of

Sullivan's Expedition against the
Indians. noticed, 407.
Macdonald, Angus, reminiscences
of Lady Harriet Acland, 193.
Macready, William Charles, mobbed
in N. V. City, 26.
Manuscript market, the, 197.
Marsh, Luther R., site of the cot-

tage of Mrs. Anne Hutchinson, in
Pelham, N. Y., 391.

Martin, J. H., date of the discovery
of Florida, 499.

Monroe, James, letter to Gov. Shelby
relative to the battle of New
Orleans, 195.

Montana, as it is and was. 115.
Moore, George H., Notes on the His-
tory of the Old State House in
Boston, second paper, noticed,
304.

Morgan, Appleton, William Shake-
speare's literary executor the first
Shakespearean revival, 516.
Morgan Family, pioneer settlers in
Ohio, 528.

Mormons, an old Mormon city in
Mo., 98.

Morris, Gouverneur, his estimation
of the members of Federal Con-
vention from Conn., 103; portrait,

Thanksgiving

Näf, Rudolph, descendants of, no-
ticed, 116.
Nash, Gilbert, a
legend, 550.
National Democratic Convention, at
Charleston, 1860, 458.
Neff, Elizabeth Clifford, descend-
ants of Rudolph and Jacob Näf,
noticed, 116.

Negro colonization, President Lin-
coln and, 329.

Negro slaves, during the civil war,
their relations to the Confederate
Government, 168.

New England, The Days of the Spin-
ning-wheel in, and Sunday in, no-
ticed, 120; The Making of, noticed
501; Thanksgiving day in, 505.
New England's lost city found, A.
B. Berry, 290.

New Hampshire, in the historical
Van and Brunt, 114.
New Hampshire Historical Society,
annual June meeting, election,
of officers; paper on N. H., in the
historical Van and Brunt, by Amos
Hadley, 114.

New Orleans, La., letter of James
Monroe, in relation to the battle

of, 195; given to Spain, by Louis
XV., 305; an old Spanish build-
ing, 3:9; the Cathedral, 319;
captured by the Spanish, 320; the
old boundaries of. 545.
New York, fac-simile of the great
seal of the Province of, 39; how the
Church of England was established
in, 113; Convention of 1788, A. W.
Clason, 148; poll list, 1777. 298;
colonial Thanksgiving day, 513..
New York City, historic homes in
Lafayette Place,1; La Grange Ter-
race, 2; the bell of the Middle
Dutch Church, 4; centennial of the
birth of Washington, 4; Reformed
Dutch Church in Lafayette Place,
5; officers of the National Guard
of, present medal to Gen. Lafay-
ette, 5, 7; Vauxhall Garden, 6;
diagram of property purchased by
John Jacob Astor, 9; Gov. Stuyve-
sant's property in, 8; country seat
of Andrew Elliot, purchased by
Robert Richard Randall, founder
of the Sailors' Snug Harbor, 9;
map showing Lafayette Place, 10;
St. Bartholomew's Church, 11;
Church of the Mediator and St.
Ann's Church, 11; the homes of
William B. Astor and Austin L.
Sands, 13; the residents of Lafay-
ette Place, 14, 23; the Astor Li-
brary, 17, 19; first fancy dress ball
in, 24; Astor Place Opera House,
25, 27; Astor Place riot, 26; Mer-
cantile Library, 27; the Orange-
men's riot, 28; periodicals published
in the vicinity of Lafayette Place,
28; the Dongan charter of, 30; sur-
rendered to the English, 30; popu-
lation of, under Gov. Dongan, 34;
a bear hunt in, 1680, 34; number of
French families in, 1689, 35; the
charter of rights and privileges,
36; colonial charter of, 38, 40; the
Governor's garden and King's
farm in, 39; the Declaration of In-
dulgence, 42; the first bookseller
in, 109; the Stamp Act Congress,
11; History of the School of the
Collegate Reformed Dutch Church
noticed, 119; the founder, presi-
dents, homes, and treasures of the
N. Y. Historical Society, in,
209; view of Federal Hall, Wall
Street. 212; the Elgin Botanical
Garden in 1825, 218: University
building, 234; N. Y. Histori-
cal Society's building, 238; section
of the library of the latter, and
view of the interior, 239, 241. 242,
243; printer of the first directory
in, 393; centennial celebration of
the General Society of Mechan-
ics and Tradesmen of, noticed,
407; Centennial History of the P.
E. Church, noticed, 502.
New York Historical Society, May
meeting, memorial notice of John
B. Moreau; paper on the Dongan
Charter, by James W. Gerard;
June meeting, paper on How the
Church of England was estab-
lished in N. Y., by Edward F. De
Lancey, 113; Bradford's Laws of
N. Y., presented, 113; the founder,
presidents, homes, and treasures
of the, 209; present building of
the, 238; views of the interior,
239. 241, 242, 243.

New York University Building, 234.

Nicaragua, the "Filibuster" War in,
noticed, 502.

Nightingale Family, noticed, 204.
Noble, T. C., The Spanish Armada,
noticed, 600.

Noel, Garrett, the first N. Y. book-
seller, 109.

North America, History of the Pa-
cific States of, vol. xvii., noticed,

501.

North Carolina, the regulators of,
1771, 443.
Northwest Territory, the, its ordi-
nances and its settlements, Israel
Ward Andrews, 133; Virginia's
conquest of the, F. C. Wells, 452.
Norumbega, New England's lost
city, 290; map of the site of, 291.
Notes.-July-Leopold Von Ranke,
109; Garrett Noel, the first N. Y.
bookseller, 109; Sir William Pep-
perell's ring, 109; Salem cup-
boards, 110.

August-The manuscript mar-
ket, 197; Haraforas, 197; San Ga-
briel, 197; the Boston rocking-
chair, 198.

September-Albany bi-centen-
nial, 296; monument to Nathaniel
Greene, 297; facts about Popes,
298; the first veto, 298.

October-Doctor Franklin's Re-
Ply, 400; Robert Fulton's school-
days, 400.

November-John Esten Cooke,
497; Moscow punishment, 497;
President Lincoln's bravery, 498.
December-Washington toasts
King George, 591; Alaska vegeta-
tion, 591; capture of Stony Point,
591.

HIO as a hospitable wilderness,
pioneer life on the Western
Reserve, 7. H. Kennedy, 526.
Oregon, the title to by U. S., 333.
O'Reilly, Don Alexander, takes pos-
session of New Orleans, 320; por-
trait, 325.

Original Documents-Reminiscences
of Lady Harriet Acland, 193; let
ter from James Monroe to Gov.
Shelby, Jan. 30, 1815, relative to
Battle of New Orleans, 195; letter
of John Greenwood to George
Washington, Dec. 28, 1798, respect
ing the latter's teeth, 294; letter
of Andrew Jackson to Lieutenant

Pelham, N. Y., site of the cottage of
Mrs. Anne Hutchinson, at, 391.
Pepperell, Sir William, mourning
ring, 109.

Persia and the Persians, by Benja-
min, noticed, 596.
Persia, the Land of the Imans,
noticed, 118.

Peters, J. Algernon, Pope Pius IX.,
and the Southern Confederacy,
258.

Peyton, J. Lewis, sketch of Robert
L. Y. Peyton, 394,

Peyton, Robert L. Y., sketch of, 394;
tribute to, 500.

Philadelphia, Pa., the Independence
bell-ringer, 198, 390; fashions of
1796, 494:

Phillips, William A., Land, Labor,
and Law, noticed, 205.
Pintard, John, founder of historical
societies in America, portrait, 211.
Pope, Gen. John, orders of, on as-
suming command of the Army of
Va., 83; review of his campaign,
482.

Pope Pius IX., portrait, 209; and
the Southern Confederacy, f. Al-
gernon Peters, 258.

Popes, longevity of the, 298.
Porter, Gen. Fitz John, ancestry of,
299; ordered to the battle-field of
Bull Run. 482.

Porter, Gen. Peter B., ancestry of,

501.

of, vol. xvii., noticed,

Paine, Judge Robert F., his early
life in Ohio, 529.

Patch, Charles A., at the "Death
Angle," May 12, 1864, 176.
Payne, J. L., a Canadian view of
annexation, 180.

Peck, Charles H., the speeches of
Henry Clay, 58.

UERIES-July-Joel Barlow
and the Sciota Land Co., 110;
Biographical Dictionary needed,

RA

AE, George, the Country Bank-
er, by, noticed, 116.
Raleigh, by Edmund Gosse, no-
ticed, 598.

Randall, Robert Richard, founder of
Sailor's Snug Harbor, his residence
in N. Y.,9.

Rathven, S. S., paper on minerals,
115; the duck-billed platypus and
the Dynastes tityns, 203.
Read, Gen. J. Meredith, want of a
Biographical Dictionary, 111.
Reformed Dutch Church, N. Y.,
History of the School of the Col-
legiate, noticed, 119.

Regicide" judges, a relic of one
of the, Charles W. Baird, 345.
Reid, Elizabeth Jameson, Biogra-
phy of Judge Richard Reid, no-
ticed. 302.

Religion, Evolution and, noticed,

118.

September-In time of peace
prepare for war, 300; Louis XVI.
and Marie Antoinette, 300; the
old bell man, 300; the word
"Mrs.", 300; where was Washing-
ton, July 16, 1779, 301.

October-Services of Margaret
Corbin, 401; Soul of Soldiery, 403.
November-Tribute to Robert
L. F. Peyton, 500.

December-New York poll lists,
594; first President of the Conti-
nental Congress, 594; algebra,
594; caucus, 595.
Rhode Island Historical Society,
July meeting, paper on some
phases of genealogical study, by
J. O. Austin, and address on the
Nightingale family, by Crawford
Nightingale, 204.

Rosengarten, J. G., the German
Soldier in the Wars of the U. S.,
noticed, 116.

Russell, Jacob, pioneer settler in
Ohio, 527.

ANN'S Roman Catholic

111, flag at half mast, 111; the ST Church, N. Y. City, 11.
war-ship Jason, 111; Americans
on guard, 111; aristocratic, 111;
the Stamp Act Congress, 111.

August-The old bell man, 198;
the word "Mrs.", 198; where was
Washington, July 16, 1779, 199.

September-Poll list of 1777, 298;
Gen. Peter B. Porter, 299; Soul of
Soldiery, 299; Margaret Corbin's
husband, 299.

October-Monograms, 400; Do-
mine, or Dominie, 400; the first
printing-press in America, 401.

November-The words caucus
and algebra, 499; date of discovery
of Florida, 499; did Washington
eat peas with a knife, 500.

December Original portrait of
Columbus, 593; Beresford, 593;
Delaware boundary, 593.

St. Bartholomew's Church, N. Y.
City, 11.

Sager, William, pioneer settler in
Ohio, 532.

Salem, Mass., the colonial cupboards
in, 110; extracts from old newspa-
pers in, noticed, 304.
Sanderson, Joseph W., Soul of Sol-
diery, 299.
Sands, Austin Ledyard, view of
residence in N. Y., 13.
San Gabriel, Cal., 197.
Saratoga Monument Association,
annual meeting, election of offi-
cers, report of the committee on
design, 404.
Savannah, Ga., monument to Gen.
Greene and Count Pulaski, at, 297.
Schell, Augustus, portrait, 231.

Sciota Land Company, Joel Barlow's
connection with the, 110, 199.
Scovill, Roswell, pioneer settler in
Ohio, 528.

Sellmer, Lt. Charles, portrait, 556.
Sewell, Gen. Edward S., portrait,
555-

Shakespeare, William, the literary
executor of the first Shakespeare-
an revival, Appleton Morgan, 516,
Sharpe, W. C., History of Oxford,
Conn., Part I., noticed, 408.
Shea, John Gilmary, Beaujeu and
Fort du Quesne, 586.
Sheldon, Mary E., Studies in Gen-
eral History, noticed, 116.
Sherman, Gen. William T., Memoirs
of, noticed, 205.

Shrady, John, M.D., reminiscences
of Libby Prison, 89.
Sigourney, Mrs. Lydia H., letter to
Theodore Dwight, Jr., relative to
manuscript biographies, 495.
Slaughter, Rev. P., D.D., The Colo-
nial Church of Virginia, noticed,
408.

Slaves, Negro, during the civil war,

their relations to the Confederate
Government, 168.

Smith, William Alexander, unpub-

lished letter of John Greenwood
to Washington, contributed by,

294.

Society of Jesus use the first print-

ing-press in America, 401.
Soul of Soldiery, society of, 299, 403.
Southern Confederacy, Pope Pius

IX., and the, 258; a confederacy
within a confederacy, 387.
Spanish Armada, noticed, 599,
Speed, Thomas, The Wilderness
Road, noticed, 206.
Sperry, Jacob, colonial florist in New
York, 8.

Spottsylvania, Va., battle of, Charles
A. Patch. 176.

Stahr, J. S., a double Thaliotrum
anemenoides, 115.

Stamp Act Congress, the meeting-
place of the, III.
Stanton, Edwin M., letter to Gen.
Fremont, granting the latter's re-
quest to be relieved from his com-

mand in the Army of Va., 82.
Staten Island, N. Y., view of the
Dongan Manor-house at, 31.
Steam Navigation, History of, no-
ticed, 408.
Stevenson, Robert Louis, Memoirs
of the Adventures of David Bal-
four, noticed, 303.
Stone, William L., reminiscences of
Lady Harriet Acland, contributed
by, 193.
Stryker, Gen. William S., the

Swamp Angel," the gun used
in firing on Charleston in 1863, 553.
Stuyvesant, Gov. Peter, property in
N. Y. city, 8.
Sullivan, Gen, John, Journal of the
Expedition under, against the In-
dians, noticed,
407.
"Swamp Angel," the, gun used in
firing on Charleston in 1863, Gen.
William S. Stryker, 553.

TS. William A. Mowry, 333
ERRITORIAL growth of the

Tabor, Mervin, three systems of
life insurance, noticed, 597.

ULLOA, Don Antonio, appointed
Gov. of La., 308; portrait, 311.
United States, history of the fisheries
question, 50; the speeches of
Henry Clay, 58; the oldest church
edifice in, 112; the German Soldier
in the Wars of the, noticed, 116;
the Railways and the Republic,
noticed, 117; the Northwest terri-
tory, its ordinances and its settle-
ment, 133; the provisional treaty
between, and Great Britain, 1782,
135; a Canadian view of annexa-
tion, 180; the defects of the Con-
stitution, its historical amend-
ments and their inadequacy, 245;
the first veto, 298; territorial
growth of the, 333; map of,
333;
French colonies established in,
452; Virginia's conquest of the
Northwestern territory, 452; the
latter transferred to the, 457; the
platform of the National Democra-
cy, 1860, 459; history of the Pacific
States, vol. xvii., noticed, 501;
first national Thanksgiving day in,
519; pioneer life on the Western
reserve, 526; the Creoles in, 542.

VAN DYKE, Theodore S., South-

ern California, noticed, 303.
Van Ranke, Leopold, death and
works of, 109.
Vauxhall Garden, N. Y. City, sketch
and view of, 6.
Vinton, Arthur Dudley, the first
American anarchist, 443.
Virginia, Colonial Church of, no-
ticed, 408; conquest of the North-
western territory by 452; transfers
the latter to the U. S., 457.
Volcano under the City, noticed,
598.

WALKER, Col. Benjamin, an-

cestry and services of, 110, 199.
Waller, Botetourt, the oldest church
edifice, 200.

War of 1861, Cedar Mountain, I. 80;

II. 159; Gen. Fremont requests to
be relieved of his command of the
Army of Va., 80; Secretary Stanton
grants the latter's request, 81;
Gen. Pope's orders on assuming
command of the Army of Va., 83;
reminiscences of Libby Prison,

89; the Trent affair, 111; the bat
tle of Cross Keys, 112; the Ger-
man Soldier in the, noticed, 116;
negro slaves during the civil war,
168; at the "Death Angle." May
12, 1864, 176; the ages of military
commanders, 188; Pope Pius IX.
and the Southern Confederacy,
258; from Cedar Mountan to
Chantilly, I. 266; II. 320; III.
467; IV. 574; the Cruise of the
Alabama, noticed, 303; sketch of
Gen. A. A. Humphreys, 347: por-
trait of Gen. Humphreys, 384;
map of marches, engagements,
and positions of the troops under
Gen. Humphreys, April 6 and 7,
1865, 358; map of the battle of
Cumberland Church, 365; map of
battle of Appomattox Court House,
367; Gen. Pope's order to Gen.
Porter, Aug. 29, 1862, 473; Brig.-
Gen. Buford informs Gen. Ricketts
of the number of men marching to
Groveton, 476; Gen. Pope's order
for Gen. Porter to march to Bull
Run, 482; review of Gen. Pope's
campaign, 483; table showing the
strength of the Federal and Con
federate troops from July to
Sept. 2, 1862, 488; President Lin-
coln's bravery, 498; the Geat Con-
spiracy, noticed, 503; history of
the Seventy-ninth Regiment, no-
ticed, 504; the attack on Charles-
ton in 1863, 553; misunderstand-
ings between Halleck and Grant,
561.

Warner, Charles Dudley, Book of
Eloquence, noticed, 504.
Washington, George, centennial of
the birth of, celebrated in N. Y.
City, 4; where was, July 16, 1779,
199, 301; did he laugh, 202 letter
of John Greenwood, his dentist,
to, 294; the first veto of president,
298; at Braddock's defeat, 446;
did he eat peas with a knife, the
attempt to poison, 500; appoints
the first national Thanksgiving
day, 519; toasts King George, 593.
Webster, Daniel, Reminiscences of,

noticed by, William C. Todd, 100.
Weikert, John, pioneer settler in
Ohio, his marriage, 536.
Wells, J. C., Virginia's conquest,
the Northwestern territory, 452.
Wick, Rev. William, his first sermon
in Ohio, 538.

Williams, George A., Topics and
References in American History,
noticed, 503.
Williamsburgh, Va., oldest church
edifice in U. S. in, 200.
Wilmington, N. C., the Hermitage,
Burgwin's seat at, 433; view of the
latter, 435.
Wilson, Gen. James Grant, Centen-
nial History of the P. E. Church in
N. Y., noticed, 502.
Wolcott, Theodore, pioneer settler
in Ohio, 530.

Won by Waiting, a novel, noticed,