Catalogue of-Continued.

birds of Grenada, collected by F. A. Ober—G. N. LAWRENCE. (P. 1878) 332
birds of Guadeloupe, collected by F. A. Ober-G. N. LAWRENCE. (P.
1878)

birds of Lesser Antilles, collected by F. A. Ober-G. N. LAWRENCE.
(P. 1878)

332

332

birds of Martinique, collected by F. A. Ober-G. N. LAWRENCE. (P.
1878)--

332

birds of North America-R. RIDGWAY. (P. 1880)

425,,422

birds of St. Vincent, collected by F. A. Ober-G. N. LAWRENCE. (P.
1878)---

332

311

books and memoirs relating to nebulæ and clusters-E. S. HOLDEN
casts taken by Clark Mills of Indian boys and girls at Hampton, Vir-
ginia-R. H. PRATT. (P. 1879) ---.

casts taken by Clark Mills of Indian prisoners at St. Augustine, Florida―
R. H. PRATT. (P. 1878)--

333

332

collection at International Exhibition, 1876. (R. 1876)---
collection of Japanese cotton fibre presented by Government of Japan.
(P. 1881).

299, 326

467

collection of Japanese woods presented by University of Tokio—L. F.
WARD. (P. 1881)

467

collection to illustrate animal resources and fisheries of United States
exhibited at Philadelphia, 1876-G. B. GOODE

326

described coleoptera of the United States-F. E. MELSHEIMER
described diptera of North America—C. R. OSTEN SACKEN
described lepidoptera of North America-J. G. MORRIS
engravings presented to Smithsonian-C. B. KING. (R. 1861) -.
fishes from Pensacola, Florida, collected by S. Stearns-G. B. GOODE;
T. H. BEAN. (P. 1879)

62

102, 270

118

149

333

fishes obtained in the Gulf of Mexico by J. W. Velie-G. B. GOODE;
T. H. BEAN. (P. 1879)

333

fishes of Alaskan and adjacent waters-T..H. BEAN. (P. 1881) ---- --

467

fishes of the Bermudas-G. B. GOODE_____

296

fishes of the east coast of North America-T. GILL

283

fishes of St. John's river and east coast of Fla.-G. B. GOODE. (P. 1879) 333

geological specimens-D. D. OWEN. (R. 1854)

75

historical and geographical manuscripts, maps, etc.-L. BERLANDIER.

(R. 1854)

75

Indian relics presented to Smithsonian-J. H. DEVEREUX. (R. 1872)..... 271 library of James Smithson

330

linguistic manuscripts in library of Bureau of Ethnology-J. C. PILLING.

meteorites in Yale College-G. J. BRUSH. (R. 1868)

224

minerals, with their formulas-T. EGLESTON_

156

Catalogue of-Continued.

mollusca added to fauna of southern New England—A. E. VERRILL.

North American reptiles. Part I-Serpents-S. F. BAIRD; C. GIRARD.
Old World birds in United States National Museum-R. RIDGWAY. (P.
1881).

----

105

49

467, 462 189

orthoptera of North America-S. H. SCUDDer...__
photographic portraits of Indians in gallery of Smithsonian Institution__ 216
portraits of North American Indians, painted by J. M. Stanley
53
publications of Smithsonian Institution
74, 203, 226, 245, 278, 478
publications of societies in Smithsonian library-
rocks, minerals, and ores in Michigan-C. T. JACKSON. (R. 1854) -
rocks, minerals, etc.-J. W. FOSTER. (R. 1854).
rocks, minerals, etc.-J. D. WHITNEY. (R. 1854)--
rocks, minerals, ores, and fossils-J. LOCKE.

serpents-S. F. BAIRD; C. GIRARD...

73, 85, 117, 179

75

75

75

75

49

109, 351

(R. 1854)-----

trees of the United States-J. G. COOPER. (R. 1858)

trochilidæ in collection of National Museum-R. RIDGWAY. (P. 1880) 425 Catalogue system for libraries-C. C. JEWETT. (R. 1849; R. 1850)----- 21, 28, 47 Catalogues of libraries, construction of-C. C. JEWETT.

47

Catalytic force, or phenomena of contact-T. L. PHIPSON. (R. 1862) --
Catfish, sea, breeding habits of-N. T. LUPTON. (P. 1878).

150

332

Catherina Archipelago, Alaska, remains of prehistoric man from-W. H. DALL. 318
CATLIN, G., notes relative to life and paintings of J. HENRY. (R. 1872)
CATLIN, G., account of Mandan ceremonies by, accuracy of-J. KIPP. (R. 1872) 271
Catostomidæ, synopsis of-D. S. JORDAN -

CATTIE, S. T. Genitalia of male eels and their sexual characters. (P. 1880)
Caulolatilus microps, from Gulf coast of Florida-G. B. GOODE; T. H. BEAN.

425

(P. 1878)

332

Causes which limit vegetable species-A. DE CANDOLLE. (R. 1858)
Cave dwellers of the valley of the Vézère-P. BROCA. (R. 1872)
Cave in Calaveras county, California-J. D. WHITNEY. (R. 1867)
Cavern, Luray, in Virginia, report of visit to-O. T. MASON and others.
1880)

109

271

215

(R.

442, 433

318

Caves in Alaska, remains of prehistoric man from-W. H. DALL
CAZIN, A. Recent progress in relation to the theory of heat. (R. 1868)------
Celts, stone, in West Indies and Africa--G. J. GIBBS. (R. 1877)
Cenozoic rocks, fossils from-C. A. WHITE. (P. 1880)

224

323

425

Centennial awards to Smithsonian Institution. (R. 1876; R. 1878)

299, 341

Centennial Exhibition, catalogue of collection of animal resources and fisheries at-G. B. GOODE

326

290

Centennial Exhibition, circular for distribution at----

Centennial Exhibition, plan of proposed Smithsonian exhibit at-S. F. BAird. (R. 1875).

Centennial Exhibition, report on-S. F. BAIRD. (R. 1876)--.

298

299, 307

Centennial Exhibition, savage weapons at-E. H. KNIGHT. (R. 1879)---- 345, 415 Centennial mission to Indians of Western Nevada and California-S. POWERS. (R. 1876)

299

187

Centigrade degrees, tables for conversion of, to Fahrenheit. (R. 1863)..
Central America-

circular relative to collections of birds of

168

description of new fishes from-D. S. JORDAN; C. H. GILBERT. (P.
1881) ------

467

review of birds of-S. F. BAIRD

studies in picture writing of-E. S. HOLDEN. (E. 1879-80)-

travels in-S. HABEL-----

181

476

269

Centrarchidæ, notes on- -D. S. JORDAN

306

Centrarchidæ, review of family-C. L. McKAY. (P. 1881).

467

Centurus, review of genus-R. RIDGWAY. (P. 1881)

467

Cephaloscyllium laticeps-D. S. JORDAN; C. H. GILBERT. (P. 1880) --.

425

Ceratiidæ, note on-T. GILL. (P. 1878)

332

Ceremonies at laying of corner-stone of Smithsonian Institution.
Ceremonies, Mandan, accuracy of Catlin's account of-J. KIPP.

(R. 1847). H, 329

(R. 1872)--- 271

77

Cessions of land by Indian tribes to United States-C. C. ROYCE. (E. 1879-80) 476
CHACE, G. I. Lecture on oxygen and its combinations. (R. 1855)
Chalk found in United States-T. A. CONRAD. (R. 1865)-

Chart, temperature, of the United States, year-C. A. SCHOTT
Charts and maps of America, on a collection of-J. G. KOHL. (R. 1856)----- 91
Charts of prehistoric archæology, international code of symbols for G. DE

MORTILLET; E. CHANTRE. (R. 1875)-----

Charts, rain, of the United States, summer, winter, year-C. A. SCHOTT.

Chamber of Commerce of Bordeaux. Exchange of publications. (R. 1863) -- 187
Change of Mexican axolotl to amblystoma-A. WEISMANN. (R. 1877) -- 323, 401
CHANNING, W. F. Lecture on the American fire-alarm telegraph. (R. 1854) 75
CHANTRE, E. Code of symbols for prehistoric archæology. (R. 1875)
Chapala Lake, notes on Dugès' fishes from-D. S. JORDAN. (P. 1879)
CHAPPELSMITH, J. Tornado near New Harmony, Indiana,
Characteristics of ancient man in Michigan-H. GILLMAN. (R. 1875)
Chart, base, of the United States-C. A. SCHOTT

298

333

59

Charts, temperature, of United States, summer, winter, year-C. A. SCHOTT

387

Charts, wind-J. H. COFFIN; S. J. COFFIN..

268

CHASE, S. P., biographical notice of, by J. A. GARFIELD. (R. 1873)-

275

CHASE, S. P., biographical notice of, by H. HAMLIN. (R. 1873)

275

CHASE, S. P., statement of, relative to the telegraph. (R. 1857)----~----- 107, 115
Chattanooga, Tenn., ancient mound near-M. C. READ. (R. 1867)
Check-list of-

215

duplicates of fishes from Pacific coast, distributed by Smithsonian Insti-
tution in 1881-D. S. JORDAN; P. L. JOUY. (P. 1881)
fishes, distributed by Smithsonian Institution for National Museum-
T. H. BEAN. (P. 1880)

467

425

fossils of North America, miocene-F. B. MEEK---

183

invertebrate fossils of North America, cretaceous and jurassic-F. B.
MEEK

177

invertebrate fossils of North America, eocene and oligocene-T. A. CON

RAD

200

North American batrachia and reptilia-E. D. COPE
periodicals received by Smithsonian Institution, 1853 –
plants of Washington and vicinity-L. F. WARD..
publications of Smithsonian Institution to July, 1872-----.
publications of Smithsonian Institution to July, 1874.
publications of Smithsonian Institution to July, 1877-----
publications of Smithsonian Institution to July, 1879--
publications of Smithsonian Institution to December, 1881.
shells-LEA, CARPENTER, and others---

292

Q

460

245

278

301

344

437

128

Smithsonian publications..

74, 203, 226, 290

Check-lists, blank

164

Chelonia, anatomy and physiology of S. W. MITCHELL; G. R. MOREHOUSE__ 159 Chelonia, extinct, of Nebraska-J. LEIDY.

58

Chelura terebrans, occurrence of, on coast of U. S.-S. I. SMITH. (P. 1879). 333 Chemical analysis of the sun-A. LAUGEL. (R. 1861)

149

Chemical and physiological investigations of vertebrata―J. JONES
Chemical arts, recent improvements in―J. C. BOOTH; C. MORFIT.--
Chemical equivalents of sixty-three elements, table of. (R. 1864).
Chemical formulæ, tables of-F. W. CLARKE-.

82

27

188

255

Chemical types, modern theory of-C. M. WETHERILL. (R. 1863)
Chemist, report of-F. W. TAYLOR. (R. 1880) --
Chemistry, lectures on agricultural-S. W. JOHNSON.

Chemistry, photographic-M. JAMIN. (R. 1867)
Chemistry, recent progress in, 1879 and 1880-G. F. BARKER. (R. 1880). 442, 429
Chepewyan Indians, notes on the-G. GIBBS and others. (R. 1866)

214, 365

Cherbourg, Imperial Society of Natural Sciences of. Prize questions. (R. 1864) 188 Chesapeake Bay, new fish from mouth of-G. B. GOODE; T. H. BEAN. (P.

1881)

Chester county, Pennsylvania, birds of-V. BARNARD. (R. 1860).
Chester county, Pennsylvania, history of-W. DARLINGTON. (R. 1862)
Chicago Academy of Sciences. Acknowledging specimens. (R. 1867)
China, geological researches in-R. PUMPELLY.

467

147

150

215

202

Chinese coal-bearing rocks, fossil plants from-J. S. NEWBERRY.

202

Chinese coals, analyses of-J. A. MACDONALD..

202

Chinese mineral called yu, study of-S. BLONDEL. (R. 1876)------

Chinook names of salmon in Columbia river-S. B. SMITH. (P. 1881) ----
Chionis minor, study of-J. H. KIDDER; E. COUES--

467

294

Chiroid fish (Myriolepis zonifer) from California, new-W. N. LOCKINGTON. (P. 1880)

425

Chirus, remarks on genus-W. N. LOCKINGTON. (P. 1880)
Chitonidæ, new species of, from Panama-P. P. CARPENTER_.
Chitons of Alaskan and Arctic regions, report on-W. H. DALL. (P. 1878) --
Chitons from deep waters off eastern coast of U. S.-W. H. DALL. (P. 1881.)
Chitons, on genera of-W. H. DALL. (P. 1881)__

425

252

332

467

Chlorospermeæ, marine algæ of North America-W. H. HARVEY.
Chorea, inquiries relative to disease known as-S. W. MITCHELL. (R. 1874)--
CHOSSAT, Dr. Transactions of Geneva Society of Physics and Natural History,
1863 to 1864. (R. 1865)

467

95

286

209

Christiania, Norway, University of, ethnological specimens presented. (R. 1863) 187
Chrysotis, new species of, from Dominica-G. N. LAWRENCE. (P. 1880)----
Cibola, Coronado's march in search of cities of-J. H. SIMPSON. (R. 1869) 228
Circle, ratio between diameter and circumference of-W. FERREL.
Circles and spheres, tangencies of B. ALVORD

425

233

80

Circular

ancient mining in Lake Superior copper region. (R. 1861) -
for distribution at the Centennial Exhibition.

149

290

giving directions for constructing lightning-rods-J. HENRY__

237

in reference to collecting North American shells

176

in reference to history of North American grasshoppers-P. R. UHLER 163

of inquiries relative to crawfish and other fresh water crustacea

319

of Institute of Rupert's Land. (R. 1861).

149

of instructions for observations of thunder storms-J. HENRY...

235

of instructions to observatories, relative to telegraph announcements of

astronomical discoveries.__.

263

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