H.

Haarlem, Holland, Society of Sciences of-See Harlem.

HAAS, H.

Account of lightning discharges. (R. 1867)-

215

HABEL, S. Sculptures of Santa Lucia Cosumalwhuapa in Guatemala.
Habits of-

269

pouched rat or salamander of Georgia-W. GESNER. (R. 1860) ---
Rocky Mountain goat-J. C. MERRILL. (P. 1879) -

275

75

75

147

333

75

300

224

149

294

134

Haidah Indians of Queen Charlotte Islands-J. G. SWAN_-_

267

HAIDINGER, W. Honorary medal to von Martius. (R. 1863)..--

187

Hail, on the electricity of induction in-F. ZANTEDESCHI. (R. 1870) -.
Hail-stones in Georgia, remarkable forms of-S. ABICH. (R. 1869)
Hail-storm in Texas-G. M. BACHE. (R. 1870)
Hail-storm on Bosphorus-Com. PORTER. (R. 1870) -

244

228

244

244

HAILE, J.; MCHENRY, J. W. Antiquities of Jackson Co., Tenn. (R. 1874.) 286
Hainault, Belgium, Society of Science, Art, and Literature. Prize questions.
(R. 1873)

275

Hake, description of a new-T. H. BEAN. (P. 1880).
HALDEMAN, S. S. Coleoptera of the United States

425

62

HALDEMAN, S. S. On a polychrome bead from Florida. (R. 1877) ------ 323, 404
HALE, C. Exploration of the Nile. (R. 1865)----

209

HALE, E. E. Report on Jewett's general stereotype catalogue of public libraries.
HALE, H. Vocabulary of Chinook jargon

47

161

Half-breeds of the north west-V. HARVARD. (R. 1879)--

345

Haliclystus auricula, anatomy and physiology of—H. J. CLARK

242

Halifax, description of fish obtained at-See G. B. GOODE; T. H. BEAN.

Hall in Smithsonian building, report on use of-L. AGASSIZ. (R. 1867)
Hall, C. F., scientific instructions to-J. HENRY; J. E. HILGARD; S. NEW-

215

COMB; S. F. BAIRD; F. B. MEEK; L. AGASSIZ. (R. 1871)

249

HALL, J, statement of, on telegraph. (R. 1857)

107, 115

Halliwell manuscripts, report on-C. C. JEWETT. (R. 1852)

57

Haloporphyrus viola from deep-sea fauna of northwestern Atlantic-G. B.

GOODE; T. H. BEAN. (P. 1878) -.

332

Hamburg Zoological Gardens, exchange of specimens. (R. 1867).
Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y., exchange of specimens.
Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y., examination of Spencer's telescope. (R.
1855).

215

(R. 1861)

149

77

HAMILTON, J. Bequest deposited in United States Treasury. (R. 1873) -- 275, 329
HAMILTON, J. Bequest of $1,000 to Smithsonian Institution. (R. 1872)- 271, 329
Address on death of Joseph Henry -

Hampton, Virginia, Normal and Agricultural Institute, casts of heads of Indian

HANN, J.-

HAMLIN, H.
HAMLIN, H. Biographical notice of S. P. Chase. (R. 1873)----

boys and girls at―R. H. PRATT. (P. 1879).

Hann, J., reply to criticisms of, by W. FERREL. (R. 1877)

Atmospheric pressure and rain-fall. (R. 1877)

Diminution of aqueous vapor with increasing altitude. (R. 1877) -- 323, 398
Influence of rain upon the barometer. (R. 1877)‒‒‒‒‒‒‒

356

275

333

323, 398

323, 398

Laws of variation of temperature in ascending currents of air. (R. 1877)
Relation between pressure of air and velocity of wind. (R. 1877) --

323, 398

323, 398

Harbors, dates of opening and closing of-F. B. HOUGH.
Harbors, tides and tidal action in-J. E. HILGARD. (R. 1874) --.
HARDISTY, W. L. The Loucheux Indians. (R. 1866)
HARE, R.-

On John Wise's observation of a thunder storm. (R. 1854)
HARGER, O. Notes on New England Isopoda. (P. 1879).

75

333

HARKNESS, W. Observations on terrestrial magnetism and deviation of com-
passes on iron-clads -

239

Harlem, Holland, Society of Science. Prize questions. (R. 1861, 1864, 1868,
1873)------

149, 188, 224, 275

Harmonies of the solar system-S. ALEXANder

280

HARRIOTT, J. Account of the city of Washington, 1808---.
HARRIS, E. List of birds and mammalia of Missouri river. (R. 1850)
HARRISON, A. M. Colored bead from mound in Florida. (R. 1877)----
HARRISON, W. Account of storm in Butler county, Kansas. (R. 1871)
HART, J. N. DE. Mounds and osteology of the mound builders of Wisconsin.

(R. 1877)

Harvey, W. H., biographical notice of, by A. GRAY. (R. 1867)..
HARVEY, W. H.—

380

28

323

249

323

215

Lecture on marine algæ. (R. 1855).-

List of arctic algæ-----

325

95

77

244

271

HARWOOD, A. A. Account of sarcophagus from Syria. (R. 1870)

Hassler expedition, narrative of the-L. AGASSIZ. (R. 1872)___

75

HASTINGS, C. S.; HOLDEN, E. S. Synopsis of Herschel's writings. (R. 1880.) 442, 426 HATCH, F. W. Meteorological observations at Sacramento, Cal. (R. 1854) HAUGHTON, S. Relation of food to work, and its bearing on medical practice.

(R. 1870)

Haür, René Just, memoir of, by G. CUVIER. (R. 1860)–
HAVARD, V. French half-breeds of the north west. (R. 1879) .
Archæology of the United States.

244

147

345

HAVEN, S. F.

71

HAVEN, S. F. libraries

Report on Jewett's general stereotype catalogue of public

47

Hawaiian Islands, fishes of-T. H. STREETS

303

303

Hawaiian Islands, natural history of-T. H. STREETS.

HAWES, G. W.—

Determination of feldspar in thin sections of rocks. (P. 1881)- --
On mineralogical composition of normal mesozoic diabase upon Atlantic
border. (P. 1881)

467

467

Progress in geology and mineralogy, 1879-80. (R. 1880). --..- 442, 428 HAWKES, F. L., and others. On publication of Spanish works on New Mexico. (R. 1855)

Hawkins and Wale, blow-pipe apparatus of. (R. 1872).

77

271

HAY, O. P. On a collection of fishes from eastern Mississippi. (P. 1880)
HAYDEN, F. V. Notes on Indian history. (R. 1867)

Atmospheric pressure, wind, temperature, tides, in Arctic Seas.

Haystack mound, Lincoln county, Dakota-A. BARRANDT. (R. 1872)

271

HEAD, J. E. Natural history of country about Fort Ripley, Minn. (R. 1854)
Health, architecture in relation to-D. B. REID. (R. 1856)

75

91

Hearing, sense of. (R. 1866)‒‒‒‒

214

Heart, strain and over-action of the. Toner lecture No. III-J. M. DA COSTA. 279 Heat

and light of the sun, relative intensity of-L. W. MEECH. (R. 1856.) 91, 83 animal, of fishes, experiments upon-J. H. KIDDER. (P. 1879) 333

Heat-Continued.

dry, comparative action of sulphurous acid and, upon putrefactive bac

teria. (P. 1881).

467

principles of the mechanical theory of-J. MÜLLER. (R. 1868)

224

radiant, report on state of knowledge of B. POWELL. (R. 1859)

110

recent progress in relation to the theory of-A. CAZIN. (R. 1868)–
specific, table of-F. W. CLARKE...

224

276

tables of expansion by-F. W. CLARKE

289

Heavenly bodies, results of spectrum analysis applied to-W. HUGGINS. (R. 1866)--

214

Heights, circular relative to-J. HENRY---

236

Heights of mountains in Colorado-G. ENGELMANN. (R. 1862)

150

77

Heights, quantity of rain at different-O. W. MORRIS; J. HENRY. (R. 1855.)
HEILPRIN, A. New species of eocene mollusca from southern United States.

Heligoland, birds of-H. GÄRKE. (P. 1879)

HELLWALD, F. VON. American migration. (R. 1866) ........

HELMHOLTZ, H.

Relation of physical sciences to science in general.

425

133

144

333

214

(R. 1871.) 249

275

109

HELMHOLTZ, H.; MAXWELL, J. C. Later views of connection of electricity

Hemiptera, instructions for collecting-P. R. UHLER. (R. 1858)

Hemirhamphus rose from coast of California, description of-D. S. JORDAN;

C. H. GILBERT, (P. 1880)

Henry and the telegraph-W. B. TAYLOR. (R. 1878)

Henry as a discoverer- A. M. MAYER.

deposition of, in the case of Morse vs. O'Rielly, taken September, 1879.
examination of, by English Scientific Commission..

life and character of, by J. C. WELLING

memoir of, and sketch of his scientific work, by W. B. TAYLOR. 356, 339

memorial of, by United States Congress

356

monument to, act of Congress for...

356

report of Special Committee of Board of Regents on communication of—
C. C. FELTON. (R. 1857)

107, 115

356

442

statue of, proceedings of Congress relative to..

statue of, report of Executive Committee on. (R. 1880)___

HENRY, J., papers by :-Continued.

Annual reports, 1865-1877 (reprints)

343

Annual reports, 1847-1877-See each annual report.

Appendix to notice of Schoenbein, the discoverer of ozone. (R. 1868)-- 224
Aurora directions. (R. 1855).

77

Circular of instructions to observatories relative to telegraphic announce-

ment of astronomical discoveries___.

263

Circular relating to collections in archæology and ethnology-----
Circular relative to ancient mining in Lake Superior copper region. (R.
1861)..

205

149

Circular relative to collections of birds from Middle and South America. 168
Circular relative to earthquakes

148

Circular respecting new report on libraries. (R. 1854) ----

Communication relative to a publication by Prof. Morse. (R. 1857.)

Currents of atmosphere and aerial navigation. (R. 1860)...

Description of Smithsonian anemometer. (R. 1860)..........

Digest of act of organization of Smithsonian Institution..
Directions for constructing lightning-rods

Earthquake directions. (R. 1855) .

Effect of the moon on the weather. (R. 1871)..

107, 329, 115

147

147

C, 328

271

178

137

323

Investigation of illuminating materials. (R. 1880) -------

442, 389

Letter to Secretary of Treasury on payment of interest in coin. (R. 1865)

209

Memoir of W. W. Seaton. (R. 1866)

214

Meteorological stations, cost of establishing. (R. 1858)

109

Mode of testing building materials and account of the marble used in the
extension of the United States Capitol. (R. 1856)

91

Notes relative to George Catlin. (R. 1872)

271

Notes to accounts of lightning discharges by G. W. Dodge and others.
(R. 1867)

215

Notes to article on American migration by F. von Hellwald. (R. 1866.) 214
Notes to article on horary variations of barometer by M. Vaillant. (R.

1866).

214