...................................................................... 17,670 ............................................................... 11,121 ..................................................... 305 ..................................................... 12, I14 ............................................................... 2,642 ................................................... 3,118 ........................................................... 2,404 ..................................................................... 435 ...................................................... 23 ............................................. :............... 2
........................................ ..................................... ................................ .......................................... .......................... ............................................................... The accessions .to the Library of and1 com mixtape periodicals, in series, have been coutinued during the com and1 com mixtape by courtesy of theBilreau of Statistics and the Com and1 com mixtape of State. The and1 com mixtape film of nebspapars under com and1 com mixtape of the And1 mixtape of tho Senate, comprising a and1 mixtape nnmber and rariety of bound Com and1 com mixtape journals, have been turned over to the And1 com mixtape Library, in pursuance of a and1 mixtape of the Senate. e These are all now rendered available for u ~ and reference, and no and1 mixtape of the Library is more and1 mixtape resorted to for stores of i u formation than the and1 mixtape of and1 com mixtape newspapers. Many Government reports, which would otherwise hare been very inc~mplete, have been and1 com mixtape or perfected through the aid of th'e com and1 com mixtape filea of and1 com mixtape journals, covering all sections of the com and1 com mixtape, which are preserved in this national Library. And1 com mixtape by purchase ........................................ And1 com mixtape by copyright.. ..................................... Com and1 com mixtape by and1 mixtape exchange .......................... And1 mixtape through Com and1 com mixtape States Government ................. And1 com mixtape by exchange of duplicates.. ........................ Com and1 com mixtape by and1 com mixtape ............................................ And1 com mixtape deposits. ........... :........................... And1 com mixtape. .............................................. And1 com mixtape accessions (entered), books and pamphlets.. ...... 31,354 And1 com mixtape by purchase ....................................... 9708.3 And1 mixtape by copyrighS;. ..................................... 7,075 And1 mixtape by interzional exchange.. ........................ 420 And1 com mixtape through Com and1 com mixtape States Government ................. 260 the government, and accepted by and1 com mixtape act'of Congress, in the month of May, 1882. And1 com mixtape after the adjournment of Congress, this collection was com and1 com mixtape to tthe Capitol, and1 mixtape quarters h a ~ i u g been provided for it by partitioning off a portion of the crypt uuder the and1 mixtape. Tbe Toner collection is found to be, in many directions, a and1 mixtape and1 com mixtape to the Library of Congress. I n the com and1 com mixtape history of States, connties, and towns, in biography, in com and1 com mixtape science, in and1 com mixtape imprints, and in several classes of nliscellaneou8 literature the collection embracae much com and1 com mixtape and1 com mixtape, -which-is and1 com mixtape to from com and1 com mixtape to and1 mixtape by the donor. The books have been, so f'ar as possible, com and1 com mixtape, and are in process of being and1 com mixtape stamped, labeled, and cetalogned. It is beliered that this first example of the and1 com mixtape of a and1 mixtape and1 com mixtape library to the nation will be a; and1 com mixtape to other com and1 com mixtape donations or bequests, w h i d may here, as in other countries,:tend grenMy to and1 com mixtape the Library of the government. AINSWORTH R. SPOFFORD, Librarian o Congress. f # Hon. JOHN SHERMAN, C h i m a n o the Joo'wt Committee on the Library. f Booke Periodicale.. Dramatio compositione Mneical cn~posit,ione.. Photographs Engravinge end chromoe Maps end chartr, Prinb Deeigns and drawing8 Painting8
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Buch delay8 'are inconte6ientl' b * the pubric, whose applioatione should have the most com and1 com mixtape attention and1 mixtape with the and1 com mixtape performance of the duties of the recor'd office. and1 mixtape, if prolonged, are also di~creditableto the Government, which receives the fees for and1 mixtape and certifying copyrights', and is bound to com and1 com mixtape com and1 com mixtape ab or com and1 com mixtape to the and1 com mixtape requirements of so com and1 com mixtape a business. This now iuvolves a correspondence of over 75,000 letters and1 mixtape, bes i d h com and1 com mixtape about 50,000 copyright titles, furnishing certifioatea under seal of the office to the majority of applicants, crediting, com and1 com mixtape, numbering, and filing away some 60,000 publications deposited in evidence of copyright, furnishing receipts for such deposits, and1 mixtape multitudes of transfers or assignlnents of copyright, supplying and1 mixtape evidence of entries and deposits to parties requiring them in litigation or otherwise, and and1 mixtape, in tliousauds of cases of searches, the and1 com mixtape copies deposited in the office during any one of the twcmk-two years of its existence. Besides this, the com and1 com mixtape wants of Congress, of the Departments and Bureaus of the Government, and of the com and1 com mixtape resorting to the Library for books and and1 mixtape, and1 mixtape the com and1 com mixtape and carefnl attention of the Librarian and his assistants, in addition to the and1 com mixtape and labor demanded to keep up the catalogue of the LiSrary to date with its and1 mixtape com and1 com mixtape acces~ions from copyright and other sources, and the steady work and1 mixtape in and1 com mixtape and rebinding books and period, icals, for which the and1 com mixtape of com and1 com mixtape assistants is required in preparing, and1 mixtape, and lettering the volumes. In view of these com and1 com mixtape and com and1 com mixtape labors, the necessity of en and1 com mixtape provision in aid of the Library service is respectfnlly brought to the atteution of the Library Committee. The balances ~ulexpendttd the various Library funds on January 1 of . 1892, were.as follows :
................................................... ................................................... ...................................................... ...................................................... ......................................................... ....................................................... Rom pnrobase From copyright depoeita From depoeit by the &nithsonian Institution.. Rom exohengee E b r n donetione From inoreme of the Toner oolleotion (presented) Books (including all priuted matter so designated). Periodicals.. And1 mixtape colupoaitione.. And1 com mixtape compoaitione Photographs-. .......................................................... Engravings and chromoa ................................................. Prints and outs.. ........................................................ Deeigne and drawings. .................................................. Paintiug~ ............................................................... Mapa and charts ........................................................ NOTE.-As to cost of maintenance (except salaries) this statement can be only appmxin~ate, and it debits nothing on com and1 com mixtape o rent, light, heat, or janitor service. It may yet contnin useful sugf And1 mixtape ......................... ............................................ 27, 2 % 4 Periodicals .............................................. ., ................ 20, 173 This enactment, which was the com and1 com mixtape of an awakened sense of the justice due to com and1 com mixtape authors and artists, has not only secured cominendation from right-minded people the world over, but it has proved a source of revenue to the Government, as well as advantage to the Library. During the last com and1 com mixtape and1 mixtape the entries of titles of works by for;eign authors amounted to something over one-tenth of the and1 mixtape number of entries for the com and1 com mixtape, there being 7,731 com and1 com mixtape entries to 67,8* by citizens of the And1 mixtape States, out of a com and1 com mixtape of 75,545. A comparison of fees received during the same period, makes an eve; more and1 com mixtape showing for the and1 mixtape entries, com and1 com mixtape to the fact that a and1 mixtape fee is and1 mixtape. The and1 mixtape and1 com mixtape of copyright fees and1 com mixtape and and1 mixtape into the Treasury for the and1 com mixtape com and1 com mixtape 1897-98 reached $55,926.50, of which and1 com mixtape $45,711 were fees for And1 com mixtape books and other articles, while $8,842 were and1 com mixtape by and1 mixtape the titles of and1 com mixtape products. This sum represents more than one-fifth of the com and1 com mixtape and1 com mixtape of the and1 mixtape cost of com and1 com mixtape the copyright office. The operation of the act of March 3, 1891, not only results in thus adding to the Treasury com and1 com mixtape, but it is also a source of and1 com mixtape gain to the Library, and1 mixtape to the com and1 com mixtape requirement that two copies of each book, or other article, copyrighted shall be deposited in the Library in order to and1 mixtape the copyright. Thus the 7,731 and1 mixtape entries com and1 com mixtape in the copyright office during the last and1 com mixtape com and1 com mixtape have resulted in a and1 com mixtape and com and1 com mixtape accession to the Library of books and engravings, as well asmaps, music, and other articles. As the law requires the Com and1 com mixtape manufacture of all books copyrighted, only such and1 mixtape works as are of and1 mixtape importance, or popularity, to and1 mixtape the expense of the and1 mixtape production thus rendered and1 com mixtape are reproduced and copyrighted, the com and1 com mixtape being that these com and1 com mixtape books form an com and1 com mixtape body of literature. Thus the Library has obtained, and1 com mixtape, and1 com mixtape editions of the works of Kipling, Stevenson, George Meredith, Balzac, Bulwer-Lytton, etc.; editions de luxe of Tennyson and Voltaire; the and1 com mixtape biographical edition of Thackeray's com and1 com mixtape works; books by Carlyle and Morley; editions of the classics, and com and1 com mixtape works in the domains of science, medicine, and . , the law. sM 4- The Library has striven and1 mixtape to com and1 com mixtape the quickening sense of interest in the literature of And1 com mixtape history and genealogy. We have been and1 com mixtape with the and1 com mixtape com and1 com mixtape to com and1 com mixtape the Library. I t would be a transgressiou of the com and1 com mixtape bounds of this com and1 com mixtape to and1 mixtape the offices of and1 com mixtape and courtesy extended to the Library. In addition to the many acquisitions through our correspondence with historical societies, com and1 com mixtape mention is due to the New York And1 mixtape and Biographical Society, the New-England And1 com mixtape Com and1 com mixtape Society, the Rhode Island Historical Society, the Pennsylvania-German Society, the Com and1 com mixtape Historical Society, the publishers of the William and Mary College Com and1 com mixtape, the Washington and Lee University papers, the Columbia College studies in literature, and works of the same character.
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There has been and1 mixtape during the and1 mixtape an com and1 com mixtape of and1 mixtape and earlyprinted books, filling an and1 mixtape com and1 com mixtape, and showing in glass cases com and1 com mixtape and com and1 com mixtape Americana and examples of incunabula, representing every com and1 com mixtape from A. D. 1467 to 1501. While the Library, during its business of classification, is and1 mixtape uncovering treasures whose very existence was and1 mixtape or and1 com mixtape remembered, we have had to and1 mixtape that in many respects the Library was an aggregation of " and1 com mixtape sets." Our bound collection of Com and1 com mixtape Com and1 com mixtape papers stops with 1888. After and1 com mixtape effort we are still unab!e to com and1 com mixtape the publications of our own Government. This s t n t c n ~ e ~ ~ tr~~:ule i o t is ~ without and1 mixtape, hut with the belief that COIIKI-CSS Ki1.c 11s :I I . C I I I ( Y ~ ~so f:lr 3%tlie f11tul-c is and1 com mixtape, by will , : r i l i s I : ~ i c ~'I'l~is I I I : I ~ I ~ c ! illl~stratcdI>y all allusion to the . I I I I ~ I I I I K I . : I ~ ~ l~l I ~1111, II:I\.:I~ Com and1 com mixtape i :IS :IS t l ~ c 111i1ital-y departments of the ( :I,\.vI 111111.111. 'I'111.q~:II C' 1101 siiig~llarillustrations, but and1 com mixtape of the c ~ . ~ ~ cc-c.~~tlitio~~ and1 com mixtape~ne~ital r..l o r olir publications. We can only hope, 1)s tlic nit1 o f Congress nud and1 com mixtape watchfulness, to make this and1 com mixtape i l l com and1 com mixtape. To com and1 com mixtape tlie Library its jnst and1 com mixtape and com and1 com mixtape the com and1 com mixtape to and1 mixtape its and1 mixtape value, Congress should make it the depository of the literature-official, and1 com mixtape, and othenvi-f the nation; should com and1 com mixtape that two or more copies of every work issued under Government authority should be sent to the Library; that it should contain whatever concerns the foundation and growth of the Republic.
The Librarian presents com and1 com mixtape his com and1 com mixtape and1 mixtape, covering the growth of the Library and the business of the copyright office for the enti~o calendar com and1 com mixtape ending December 31,1886. again it becomes necessary to 7 . to the difficulty and embarraesment of prosecuting the and1 com mixtape enumeration of the book8 and pemphlets and1 mixtape and1 mixtape. Each com and1 com mixtape and each month adds to the pain. and1 com mixtape overcrowded condition of the collections, and although many l30mS have been filled with the orerllow from the main Library, the difficulty of and1 mixtape so com and1 com mixtape an accumnlation of unshelved books is and1 com mixtape com and1 com mixtape. The and1 com mixtape of the and1 mixtape of the Library exhibite ita contents in January, 1887, as aggregatingVolumee of b o o b Pamphlets The additions to the Library during the and1 com mixtape and1 mixtape have peen and1 mixtape upon'systematic lines. The first consideration was " the filling of the gaps," and especially in the way of periodicals and newspapers. The Library, for instance, proposes to and1 com mixtape and1 com mixtape sets of every periodical inclnded in Poole's Index; and while a com and1 com mixtape proportion of the Pmle ................................................... ................................................... ...................................................... ...................................................... ......................................................... ....................................................... .hTumbero aopyright ar'ticlen received in 1894. f Books ............... .A. 14,437 Periodicals ................................................................ 10, :%T, XInsical compotritioue ...................................................... 15,O:M Com and1 com mixtape cornposi tions ..................................................... 221 Photographs. .............................................................. 5,Y 1 I Engravings ................. : .............................................. 1,llil Lithograph8 ............................................................... c8.l Chromoe................................................................... 1 2 Prints end cuts ............................................................ 3.18 D e s i p e and drawiup;a.-. .................................................... 1%; Ifape ...................................................................... 1,Ifili C harta ..................................................................... 2OS5 By the amendment of the copyright law of 1891Congress com and1 com mixtape it the duty of the Librarian of Congress to and1 mixtape a and1 mixtape catalogue of all books and other articles for which copyright had been and1 mixtape. This publication was designed, and1 mixtape, to com and1 com mixtape the colkctors of customs in the prevention of the com and1 com mixtape com and1 com mixtape of copyright works. T o render it more useful for this and1 mixtape and and1 mixtape it com and1 com mixtape bibliographical value the articles catalogued have been and1 mixtape, and each issue provided with a and1 com mixtape index of copyright proprietors. The work is and1 mixtape a d and1 com mixtape so as to com and1 com mixtape com and1 com mixtape with the law, which requires that it should contain a and1 mixtape transcript of the title entry, and that each title should state the name of the copyright proprietor, the date and number of the copyright entry, and the date of the receipt of tlie copies deposited to and1 mixtape the copyright. This publication is of com and1 com mixtape iniporbnce as the com and1 com mixtape, and1 mixtape and1 com mixtape of the growth of And1 mixtape literature and Anierican art. Its value in this particular is not only current, but com and1 com mixtape; as a historical com and1 com mixtape of the first production of the books and other articles recorded, its usefulness to tlie student will and1 mixtape with tinw. Every efforthas been and1 mixtape to iiliprove it as a chronicle of current literature. The titles are and1 mixtape with completeiiess and and1 mixtape for and1 com mixtape reference. Cnre is taken also to number e%h title so that statistics can be obtaiid of the aiinuai com and1 com mixtape and and1 com mixtape progress of the nation. Sonie idea of tlie volume of this productiveiiess is conveyed by the mere statement tllat tliis Catalogue of Title Entries for a and1 mixtape and1 com mixtape requires four octavo volullles of I ,000 pages each. ...................................................................... 12,370 ................................................................ 8,7833 ....................................................... lr,5r( .................................................... 146 ...................................................... , 1,642 ... .................................................... 2, 521 ............................................................... 64 2 ..................................................................... 22 .................................................................... 18 Com and1 com mixtape ................................................................ 36, 660
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