(MASSACHUSETTS.) New Englands First Fruits . . . First of the Conversion of Some of the Indians,

(MORMONS.) John P. Greene. Original manuscript diary of a mission to western New York with Joseph Smith.

(THOMAS JEFFERSON.) Catalogue of the Library of the United States.

(MORMONS.) Pair of documents signed by Joseph Smiths grandfather and uncle in Vermont.

(MORMONS.) Rhoda Richards. Family record of Brigham Young and his siblings, compiled by a cousin during the Kirtland period.

(RECONSTRUCTION.) William C. Towle. A Union Army physician describes the first year of occupation in Georgia.

(CONNECTICUT.) Acts and Laws of the State of Connecticut, in America.

(FAMILY PAPERS.) Extensive family papers of noted physician Cornelius R. Agnew.

(TRAVEL.) Thomas C. Dudley. Group of letters by a clerk with Perrys expedition to Japan.

(CONNECTICUT.) Nathaniel Chauncey. Register of baptisms performed in Durham in the early 18th century.

(WHALING.) Journal of the whaling ship Hunter out of New Bedford, including a long search for six whalemen lost at sea.

(PRESIDENTS--1860 CAMPAIGN.) An uncut tintype sheet of 30 miniature campaign photographs of the 4 candidates for use in badges.

(LAW.) Acts Passed at a Congress of the United States of America

(MEXICAN IMPRINT--1701.) Agustín de Mora. El sol eclypsado antes de llegar al zenid: real pyra que encendió á la apagada luz

(PRESIDENTS--1796.) George Washington. A Collection of Speeches of the President of the United States.

(MEXICO.) José María Montes de Oca, engraver. Three engravings of the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe and environs.

(CIVIL WAR--MEDICINE.) W. Everett Clark. Diary of a Civil War hospital worker, describing Lincoln, contrabands and more.

(FAMILY PAPERS.) Correspondence of Consul James Maury with related family papers.

(CIVIL WAR--IOWA.) Catherine Colver Williams. Diary of a Shell Rock woman searching for her soldier son.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) The Frederick Douglass Souvenir.

(CIVIL WAR--PENNSYLVANIA.) To Horse, To Horse! My All For a Horse! The Washington Cavalry.

(PRESIDENTS.) Large group of press photographs from the Underwood & Underwood files relating to Theodore Roosevelt.

(CIVIL WAR.) The United States Conscription Law or National Militia Act . . . Official and Complete.

(LAW.) [Alexander Hamilton, et al.] The Federalist, on the New Constitution.

(NEW YORK.) Records of the Sterling iron mines and railway in Orange County.

(SPORTS--BASEBALL.) Minute books of the Lower Naugatuck Valley Industrial Baseball League.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--HISTORY.) Charles Stedman. The History of the Origin, Progress and Termination of the American War.

(LAW.) Acts Passed at the Second Congress of the United States.

(WORLD WAR TWO.) Extensive correspondence of Ensign John P. Howatt, one of the few survivors of the USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor.

(ABRAHAM LINCOLN.) George E. Bissell, sculptor. Statuette of Lincoln standing with the Emancipation Proclamation.

(CALIFORNIA.) Abel E. Babcock. Engaging diary of a Gold Rush mining hand and day laborer.

(NEW YORK.) Group of mammoth photographic views of early Shelter Island.

(UNITED STATES.) Andrew B. Graham, lithographer. Display printing of the Great Seal of the United States.

(PERIODICALS.) The American Museum.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Scrapbook from the Presbyterian mission on the Fort Peck Reservation in Montana.

(CIVIL WAR.) William D. Milliken. Letters from an officer of the Colored Troops, including their occupation of Richmond.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) The Militia Act; together with the Rules and Regulations for the Militia.

(ART.) Archive of the pioneering woman artist Arrah Lee Gaul.

(ALASKA.) Diaries of a prospector / trapper in the remote Alaska wilderness.

(CIVIL WAR--KENTUCKY.) Letters of a Kentucky Copperhead.

(MEXICAN IMPRINT--1723.) Manuel Pérez. Cathecismo romano, traducido en castellano, y mexicano.

(FAMILY PAPERS.) Papers of the distinguished Gilpin family.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Daniel P. Smith. Company K, First Alabama Regiment; or, Three Years in the Confederate Service.

(MEXICAN IMPRINT--PUEBLA.) Palafox y Mendoza, Juan de. Historia real sagrada, luz de principes, y subditos.

(LITERATURE.) Charles F. Lummis. Group of 4 birch-bark books.

(PERU.) García Lasso de la Vega. Historia general del Peru.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Kate Cumming. A Journal of Hospital Life in the Confederate Army of Tennessee.

(MEXICO.) Los mexicanos pintados por si mismos, por varios autores.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Extracts from the Votes and Proceedings of the American Continental Congress.

(CIVIL WAR.) Full set of 12 lithographic album cards from the Our Relations at Home and Abroad series.

(BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.) Pierre-Michel Alix, engraver. Untitled portrait after Barbiers drawing of Houdons bust.

(SPORTS--SURFING.) Drummond, Ron. The Art of Wave Riding.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Issue of the Massachusetts Spy from the date of the Boston Tea Party.

(CIVIL WAR--MASSACHUSETTS.) Arthur Harris. Letters of an East Bridgewater artillery sergeant.

(CIVIL WAR--MASSACHUSETTS.) [Seth Alonzo Ranlett.] Volume of transcribed letters by a lieutenant in the 36th Massachusetts.

(MEXICO--MANUSCRIPT.) Confirmation of arms and nobility in favor of the Hernández Solórzano family.

(CALIFORNIA.) Payroll book of Tuolumne Countys Oaks Mine with signatures of Chinese laborers.

(COMMERCE.) S. Wells Williams. A Chinese Commercial Guide.

(CONSTITUTION.) Illustrated coverage of the Massachusetts ratification of the Constitution, in an issue of the Columbian Centinel.

(WORLD WAR ONE.) The Mortal Blow! Uncle Sam Ready to Revenge the Lusitanias Victims.