50. Four miles from Oneida, Madison County, New York, is located an organized community the members of which call themselves "Christian Perfectionists." It was started by Mr. John F. Noyes, a native of Brattleboro, Vermont. They have now a community in Oneida, Wallingford, Conn., New Haven, Conn., and New York, which consisted of 255 members in 1867. This is an average annual increase of 10. 51. The "Catholic Apostolic Church," or "Irvingites," originated from the views of Mr. Edward Irving, preached in London in 1830. There are about a half-dozen of these congregations in this country, estimated to contain 250 members. A number of small nuclei of perhaps future denominations exists in different states, which it is unnecessary to mention. A recapitulation of the preceding statistics presents the following results: Church Average Members Annual in Increase 1867. in 25 y'rs. 1. Lutherans 332,155 7,182 2. German Reformed 110,408 3,431 3. United Brethren 97,983 1,319 4. Moravians 6,655 26 5. Dutch Reformed 57,846 1,261 6. Mennonites 39,110 380 7. Reformed Mennonites 11,000 200 8. Evangelical Association 58,002 1,791 9. Christian Connection 500,000 7,954 10. Church of God 32,000 960 11. O. S. Presbyterians 246,350 6,958 12. N. S. Presbyterians 161,538 2,167 13. Reformed Presbyterians (General Synod) 8,324 153 14. Synod of Reformed Presbyterians 6,000 -- 15. Associate and United Presbyterians 63,489 1,000 16. Associate Reformed Presbyterians 3,909 80 17. Free Presbyterians 1,000 -- 18. Cumberland Presbytr'ns. 100,000 1,819 19. Baptists 1,094,806 13,796 20. Free-Will Baptists 59,111 204 21. Seventh-Day Baptists 7,038 41 22. Dunkers 20,000 500 23. German Seventh-Day Baptists 1,800 30 24. Free-Commun. Baptists 104 -- 25. Anti-Mission Baptists 105,000 6,143 26. Six-Principle Baptists 3,000 -- 27. River Brethren 7,000 80 28. Disciples (Campbellites) 300,000 4,762 29. Congregationalists 278,362 4,734 30.