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 Mr. Wilson Miles Cary, of Baltimore, presents a piece of the Columbian Peace Bell, which went to Chicago.

Mrs. Mary Chamberlain, Princeton, N. J., presents some relics of brass and nickel of 1692.

Mrs. Sallie B. Carter, Dover, Del., presents buttons of Mexican war, 1846.

Spur of Major John Pelham, Brandy Station, Virginia.

Mrs. Frank Anthony Walke, Norfolk, Va., presents brass plaque, representing three rabbis solving the problem of the Crusaders from Jerusalem.

Blanche Buckner Dove, descendant of the Buckner family, of Culpeper, presents metal mirror brackets.

Mrs. Henry Walton, Culpeper, Va., presents brass plaque; a relic of the Wager family.

Harriet Ball, a descendant, presents brass tongs; a relic of the Ball family.

Blanche Maddox, Culpeper, Va., presents a brass antique waiter of the Maddox family.

Mrs. Blankenship, Richmond, Va., presents a piece of the Virginia (Merrimac).

Mr. Raleigh T. Green, Jr., Culpeper, Va., presents call bell of "Old Glory."

Alice Ashby Makell presents curtain links, from the Makell family of Maryland.

Alice Ashby Makell presents brass snuffers from the Magill family of Maryland.

Sarah S. Miller, of New Jersey, granddaughter of Governor McDowell, presents brass picture ring.

Mrs. Warren Coons, Culpeper, Va., presents silver spoon of Judith James, of colonial days.