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ber from each of the following cities: Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Toledo, Dayton, Marietta, Chilli— cothe, Warren, and two members from the state at large. Resolved: Further, that this Committee be authorized to devise a plan by which the expense of compiling this bibliog raphy may be borne and that the executive committee be empowered to approve same. The Club of Colonial Reprints of Providence has issued its fourth pub lication, a facsimile reprint of a rare anonymous tract, without imprint, entitled : " Invitation Serieuse aux Habitants des Illinois." The reprint has an introduction by Clarence Walworth Alvord and Clarence Ed win Carter; also "Bibliographical Data," in which Victor Hugo Paltsits has determined by analyses of con temporary printing, that this tract was printed at Philadelphia, by John Dunlap, in 1772.