Pictorial. The interior of the library is shown; Minerva, helmeted, and with spear resting against her arm, leans upon a pillar; before her, in obeisance, an American Indian, half draped, with tomahawk under his foot, receives from the hand of the gracious goddess a book. The well-filled shelves of the library are disclosed behind them, as the drawn curtain, upheld by cords, lets the sunlight stream in. This view is contained within an oval frame which rests upon a pedestal bearing on its face the name of the library; the whole is filled out to the edges of the plate by a background representing a brick wall. Signed, _Engd. by P. R. Maverick 65 Liberty Street_. A large painting of this design hangs in the library at present. 615. NEW YORK. _New York Society Library._ Allegorical. Minerva, just alighted from the clouds, with garments somewhat displaced by her flight through the air, and with clouds still about her, finds an Indian waiting to receive the volume she holds out to him; as he lays hold of it he seems to be offering his tomahawk in exchange. The shelves of the library are seen behind them, and in the gable the motto, _Emollit mores_, is painted. The oval frame enclosing this scene is upheld by ribbon and festoons, branches of oak are crossed beneath, and the plate is signed, _Maverick. Sct. Crown Street_. 616. NEW YORK. _New York Typographical Society._ Allegorical. A picture of Franklin’s press with the American flag and a liberty pole crossed before it; above, a large eagle with a medallion of Franklin depending from his beak. Not signed, but attributed to Anderson. 617. NORRIS. _George W. Norris._ Armorial. Chippendale. The same copper as the Isaac Norris, with the name changed. Signed, _W. G. M._ 618. NORRIS. _Isaac Norris._ Armorial. Chippendale. No motto. Signed, _Jas. Turner Sc._ Of Philadelphia. Prominent statesman. He directed the placing of the prophetic inscription upon the old Liberty Bell. His library went to the Dickinson College. Illustrated in “Art Amateur,” February, 1894. 619. NORTH CAROLINA. _This book is the gift of ... to the University of North Carolina. Anno Dom._ These words appear within a frame of Chippendale ornamentation. Several books disposed about give a literary flavor to what is otherwise a rather meaningless design. 620. OGDEN. _Lewis Morris Ogden._ Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto, _Et si ostendo non jacta_. Signed, _P. Maverick Sc 1801_. 621. OGDEN. (Anonymous.) The Ogden arms. Chippendale. Motto, _Et si ostendo non jacto_. Of New Jersey. 622. OLCOTT. _George Olcott._ Literary. Very nearly the same as the George Goodwin and the Frederick Marsh. 623. OLMSTED. _Charles H. Olmsted._ Pictorial. The beehive surrounded by flowers. Motto, _Non sibi sed aliis_. The whole design enclosed in foliated scrolls. 624. OLMSTED. _H. B. Olmsted._ Pictorial. A beehive beneath low bushes. 625. OLIVER. _Andrew Oliver._