The following lists have been reprinted: Select list of references on Chinese immigration. 1904. 31 pp. 251⁄2 cm. Paper, 10 cents. Select list of works relating to employers' liability. 1906. 25 pp. 251⁄2 cm. Select list of books (with Paper, 10 cents. 1904. 74 pp. 271⁄2 cm. relating to the Far East. List of discussions of the 14th and 15th amendments, with special reference to negro suffrage. 1906. 18 pp. 251⁄2 cm. Paper, 10 cents. List of books (with references to periodicals) on immigration. 3d issue. 1907. 157 pp. 251⁄2 cm. Paper, 25 cents. Select list of books on municipal affairs, with special reference to municipal ownership. 1906. 34 pp. 26 cm. Paper, 5 cents. Select list of references on the negro question. 2d issue. 1906. 61 pp. 251⁄2 cm. Paper, 10 cents. Select list of references on old age and civil service pensions. 1903. 18 pp. 27 cm. Paper, 10 cents. List of books relating to postal savings banks. 1908. 23 pp. 251⁄2 cm. Paper, 10 cents. List of books (with references to periodicals) on railroads in their relation to the Government and the public, with appendix containing list of references on the Northern securities case. 2d issue. 1907. 131 pp. 251⁄2 cm. Paper, 20 cents. List of books (with references to periodicals) relating to trusts. 3d ed. with supplementary list. 1907. 93 pp. 271⁄2 cm. Cloth, 50 cents. Compiled by the Catalogue Division: Class B. Part 1: B-BJ, Philosophy. 1910. 109 pp. 26 cm. Paper, 15 cents. Class Z. Bibliography and library science. III pp. 26 cm. Paper, 15 cents. 1910. Outline scheme of classes. 1910. 241. 25% by 20 cm. Paper, 10 cents. Preliminary list of subject subdivisions. 26 cm. Paper, 10 cents. 1910. 30 pp. Subject Headings. List of subject headings. Addi tions and corrections. No. 4, Dec., 1909; no. 5, May, 1910. 221⁄2 cm. Paper, 5 cents each. Compiled by the Division of Documents: Monthly list of State publications. Jan.-Apr. 1910. 23 cm. Paper, 5 cents each. Compiled by the Division of Manuscripts: Journals of the Continental Congress, 1774-1789. Edited from the original records in the Library of Congress. v. 16-18. 1780. 1910. 3 v. 27 cm. Cloth, $1.00 each. Compiled by the Division of Maps and Charts: List of geographical atlases in the Library of Congress, with bibliographical notes; comp. under the direction of P. Lee Phillips, Chief, Division of Maps and Charts. 1909. 2 V. 251⁄2 cm. Cloth, $2.35. Compiled by the Music Division: Report on the "Star-spangled banner," "Hail Columbia," "America," "Yankee Doodle," comp. by O. G. T. Sonneck, Chief, Division of Music. 1909. 255 pp. 251⁄2 cm. Cloth, 85 cents. Compiled by the Order Division: Miscellaneous. Want list; miscellaneous publications. 1909. 30 pp. 23 cm. Paper, 5 cents. Compiled by the Periodical Division: Periodicals. Want list of periodicals and serials. 1909. 241 pp. 23 cm. Paper, 20 cents. Periodicals. Duplicate periodicals and serials available for exchange. Jan., 1910. 69 pp. 23 cm. Paper, 5 cents. Sale of cards Depositories Compiled by the Smithsonian Deposit: Periodicals. Want list of publications of foreign societies. 1909. 228 pp. 23 cm. Paper, 10 cents. The publications of the Copyright Office are listed in the report of the Register of Copyrights CARD SECTION (From the report of the Chief, Mr. Hastings) During the year the number of subscribers has increased from 1,220 to 1,366. (A complete list of the subscribers is given as Appendix V of this report) The cash sale of cards, including subscriptions to the proof sheets, amounted to $28,498.09, an increase of about 16 per cent over the sales for 1908–9. The sale of cards to the libraries of the departments of the United States Government, paid for by transfer of credits, amounted to $802.53. The total of the deposits received in payment for catalogue cards was $29,368.66. The refunds made during the year amounted to $30.60. Cards for about 45,000 different titles were added to the stock during the year. The whole number of different titles now represented in the stock is approximately 440,000, including about 23,000 "unrevised" cards not represented in the depository sets. The libraries of Brown University, Columbia University, and the American Antiquarian Society have been added to the list of depositories for a complete set of the L. C. cards, but the cards have not yet been selected. The St. Paul Public Library has been made a proof sheet depository, and the cards necessary to complete its file have been supplied. The list of depositories as given below includes 48 libraries. The proof sheet depositories are distinguished by asterisks. American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. Bowdoin College Library, Brunswick, Me. Denver Public Library, Denver, Colo. Illinois State University Library, Champaign, Ill. Indiana State Library, Indianapolis, Ind. Institut International de Bibliographie, Brussels, Belgium. Iowa State University Library, Iowa City, Iowa. John Crerar Library, Chicago, Ill. Johns Hopkins University Library, Baltimore, Md. Kansas State Historical Society Library, Topeka, Kans. *Leland Stanford Junior University Libr., Stanford University, Cal. *Los Angeles Public Library, Los Angeles, Cal. Louisville Public Library, Louisville, Ky. New Orleans Public Library, New Orleans, La. New South Wales Public Library, Sydney, New South Wales. New York Public Library, New York City. New York State Library, Albany, N. Y. Pennsylvania University Library, Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia Free Library, Philadelphia, Pa. Pittsburg Carnegie Library, Pittsburg, Pa. Princeton University Library, Princeton, N. J. St. Louis Public Library, St. Louis, Mo. *St. Paul Public Library, St. Paul, Minn. San Francisco Mechanics' Mercantile Library, San Francisco, Cal. Seattle Public Library, Seattle, Wash. Syracuse University Library, Syracuse, N. Y. Virginia State Library, Richmond, Va. Washington Public Library, Washington, D. C. Partial deposi tories Partial depository sets have been assigned during the year to five libraries in the departments of the United States government, viz: BUREAU OF Trade Relations (Department of State): Cards on statistics, economic history and theory, transportation, commerce, and public finance. COAST ARTILLERY SCHOOL: Cards on military and naval history and biography, military and naval science, and some subclasses of technology. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE: Cards on law and related topics. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Law DiIVISION: Cards on law. MISSISSIPPI RIVER COMMISSION: Cards relating to the geology and climatology of the Mississippi During the year about 7,000 cards have been printed from copy supplied by cooperating libraries within the District of Columbia, covering mainly the current accessions to these libraries and back files of the publications of the departments which these libraries represent. The last of the cards formerly printed by the Library of the Department of Agriculture for the publications of that department have now been reprinted so that the stock of cards in the Library of Congress now covers practically all of the publications of the United States Department of Agriculture except the papers included in the annual reports. A dictionary catalogue set of the cards for publications of the Department of Agriculture contains about 10,000 cards. A portion of the stock of these cards has been rearranged in dictionary catalogue sequence. As the headings for secondary entries are already supplied, a dictionary catalogue set when withdrawn is ready for use. The price of such a set is now about $75. The cost per year for the cards required to keep the set up to date is about $6. In view of the fact that this set of cards forms a ready and satisfactory key to the large amount of valuable information contained in the publications of the United States Department of Agriculture, it seems probable that most libraries whose constituencies make large use of |