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2. Name, in the order of their importance, the accessions of the year which deserve [[underline]] special notice [[/underline]], arranged alphabetically, and state in each case whether given, lent, received in exchange or purchased. Among the more important accessions may be mentioned 1. - President Abraham Lincoln's blackcloth, [[insertion]] ^office [[/insertion]] suit and cravat worn by him the last days of his life. Presented to the Smithsonian Institution by Mrs. William Hunt and deposited in the National Museum. 2. - Portraits [[strikethrough]] in oil [[/strikethrough]] of Abraham Lincoln and Charles Sumner, painted by W. Hunt. Deposited by Mrs. William Hunt. 3. - A large collection of wearing apparel and household utensils used in New England during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, received from the Copp estate in Boston. 4. - A sword carried by Ethan Allen during the Revolutionary War, deposited by Mr. Hannibal Allen Hopkins of Michigan. over