LIBR.ARY OF THE FREE CITY OF FRANKFORT

We reccived on the 14th of May, I8G4, by mail, postage paid, Vols. I. to VL, Parts 30, 40, 41. New York, 18(12-1804: I^ex-s, clegantly bound in fine half russia, in six volumes, ParUs 39, 40, 41, in pamphlet form.

“ Presentod by citizens of New York to the City Library, Frankfort.”

licsidcs, “ Companion to the Rébellion Record,” being a supplementary volume. New York, 1864: Lex-s, Parts I. to VI., in six pamphlets.

LBTTER8 FROM EUROPE

Finolly, “United States Loyal Publications,’’ 1863-4, Nos. 1 to 42 (New York, 1863-4), large octavo.

“Presented to the City Library, Frankfort,’’ (by Mr. •James Lenox), similarly bound in fine half russia.

At the sarae time, that the management of the City Libi-ary, most respectfully hereto subscribing, deeply touched by the délicate attention, that even went so far as to defray the expenses of transmission, expresses its most profound gratitude to ail the donora in the moet cordial manner for this raagnificent gift, it avails itself of this opportunity of assuring them of its highest esteem.

Dr. IIauuskn.

Frankfort on tue Main, May 19, 1864.