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, prepared by Colonel Charles C. Jones, Jr., formerly of Savannah, now of New York (our monthly instalmentinstallment [sic] of which is crowded out of the present number), will be completed in, perhaps, two more numbers. The author then designs giving it a thorough revision before it is issued in separate book form. Comparatively few mistakes have yet been discovered, but we desire to repeat that Colonel Jones is extremely anxious to make it as complete and accurate as possible, and would esteem it a favor if persons detecting errors or omissions, would write at once to this office, or direct to Colonel C. C. Jones, Jr., box 5549, New York city.

, Richmond, Virginia, has been duly organized for purposes "at once fraternal, historical and reverential," and all of the surviving members of this gallant old corps are requested to communicate at once with the treasurer, Mr. Philip J. Wright, No. 1115 East Main street, Richmond.

The following officers were elected: Major Charles R. Skinker, President; Colonel James R. Crenshaw, First Vice-President ; Captain Maxwell T. Clarke, Second Vice-President; Major Thomas A. Brander, Third Vice-President; R. A. Brock, Secretary; Philly J. Wright, Treasurer.

We cordially commend the association and its objects, and beg that they will send us their history so soon as it shall have been put into proper shape.

of the history of the Count of Paris, near the close of page 221, contains the following language: "and the false English, and confused style which very worthily set off the matter of this work." Mr.