. Une vue d'ensemble de notre gouvernement fédéral . le fait a été détruit à deux reprises par un incendie, une fois par le Bertishin 1814, et encore une fois par un incendie accidentel le 24 décembre 1851. La destruction, la deuxième fois, n'était pas terminée, comme 20,000 de 102. Qu'est-ce qui est dit des comités du Congrès et du départ de l'intérieur? Qui est le sénateur Dawes? Sénateur Blair? 103. Quels sont les bureaux indépendants et comment doivent-ils être classés ? 104. Donnez l'histoire de la bibliothèque du Congrès. Décrire le registre des droits d'auteur et son utilité. 106. Comment le bureau d'impression du gouvernement est-il géré ? Qui est maintenant publicprinter?

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. A bird's eye view of our federal government . s thusmade has been twice destroyed by fire, once by the Britishin 1814, and again by an accidental fire Dec. 24, 1851. Thedestruction, the second time, was not complete, as 20, 000 of 102. What is said of the congressional committees and the interior depart-ment? Who is Senator Dawes? Senator Blair? 103. What are the independent offices and how are they to be classed ? 104. Give the history of the congressional library. Describe the copyright reg-istry and its utility. 106. How is the government printing office managed ? Who is now publicprinter? OUR FEDERAL QOVERNMENT. 85 the 55, 000 volumes on baud were saved. Generous appropria-tions were made by congress to replace the books, and afund of $5, 000 to $10, 000 per annum has since been providedto aid the constant accumulation of books. Besides this, con-gress has, from time to time, added special collections to itslibrary, of which the library of the Smithsonian institution (40, -000 volumes) added in 1866, and the Peter Force library (a. THOMAS E. BENEDICT, The Public Peintee. [Mr. Benedict was born in New York in 1839. Is a printer and pub-lisher by trade, and for some years ran a political paper in aid or theNew York Democrats. He served three years in the New York legis-lature. Was appointed public printer in 1886.] collection for which $100, 000 was paid) added in 1867, are themost noteworthy. The transfer of the registry of copyrights to the library ofcongress was made in 1870, and since that time all publish-ers in order to perfect their copyrights must contribute two 86 OVB FEDERAL QOVERNMEl^T. copies of the registered publication to the library. Thisadds materially to the size, if not also to the value of thelibrary. The registration of copyrights is a very simple process, since the library makes do attempt to decide whether thebook is entitled to copyright protection. It simply recordsthe title-page, demands the fee, and issues the certificate ofentry, leaving the

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