M.

MCCLINTOCK, F. L.

Meteorological observations in the Arctic Seas

146

MCCONNELL, E. M.

Account of old Indian village, Kushkushkee, near New-

castle, Pennsylvania. (R. 1871)----

249

356

202

McCOSH, J. Prayer at memorial service of Prof. Joseph Henry‒‒‒‒‒‒‒
MACDONALD, J. A. Analyses of Chinese and Japanese coals
MCHENRY, J. W.; HAILE, J. Antiquities of Jackson Co., Tenn. (R. 1874.) 286
MCKAY, C. L. Review of Centrarchida. (P. 1881)

MCKINLEY, W.

MCMASTERS, S. Y.

467

271

Mounds in McIntosh and Early counties, Georgia. (R. 1872.)
Language of Navajos said to resemble the Welsh. (R. 1865.) 209
MCPARLIN, T. A. Notes on history and climate of New Mexico. (R. 1877.) 323, 396
MCWHORTER, T. Ancient mounds of Mercer county, Illinois. (R. 1874) - 286
Mackerel, the frigate, (Auxis Rochei,) on New England coast-G. B. GOODE.
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Madrid Royal Academy of Science. Exchanges. (R. 1861)--
MAEDLER, J. H. Movement of the stars around a central point. (R. 1859)-- 110
Magendie, F., memoir of, by M. FLOURENS. (R. 1866)--

149

214

Magnetic-

observations at Girard College, discussion of—A. D. BACHE:

Part 1. Eleven year period in amplitude of solar diurnal variation__ 113
Part II. Solar diurnal variation in magnetic declination

observations, on continuance of—E. SABINE. (R. 1858)----

109

observations on the iron-clad "Monadnock "-W. HARKNESS

239

observatory at the Smithsonian Institution, description of-J. E. HIL-

later views of connection of electricity and-H. HELMHOLTZ; J. C.

terrestrial, observations on, in Mexico-Baron VON MÜLLER; A. SONNTAG. 114

Magnus, Henry Gustavus, life and labors of. (R. 1870)---

MAGRINI, L. Continuous vibratory movement of all matter. (R. 1868) ---
MAILLY, E.-

Estimate of population of the world. (R. 1873).

Eulogy on Quetelet. (R. 1874)..

History of Royal Institution of Great Britain. (R. 1867)

Maine-

244

224

275

286

215

Brunswick, results of meteorological observations at-P. CLEAVELAND. 204
Schoodic lakes, description of apparently new species of Gasterosteus

from-T. H. BEAN. (P. 1879) --

333

Kennebec river, opening and closing of-R. H. GARDINER. (R. 1858.) 109
Portland Society of Natural History, account of-E. C. BOLLES. (R. 1867) 215
remains of walrus (?) in-C. H. BOYD. (P. 1881) --

467

MALLERY, G. Sign language among North American Indians compared with
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476

MALLET, R. On observations of earthquake phenomena. (R. 1859)--------
MALLINKROOT, C. Changes of wind. (R. 1866)-----

110

214

Maltheidæ, note on the-T. GILL. (P. 1878)__

332

Mammals-

and birds of Missouri river, list of—E. HARRIS. (R. 1850)---

as the contemporary of the mammoth and reindeer in middle Europe.
(R. 1867)

215

ancient, in Michigan, characteristics pertaining to-H. GILLMAN. (R.
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298, 393

318

later prehistoric, remains of, from caves in Alaska-W. H. DALL
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social and religious condition of the lower races of-J. LUBBOCK. (R. 1869.)
Management of the Smithsonian Institution, report of Senate Judiciary Com-
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215

228

77

Mandan ceremonies, accuracy of Catlin's account of―J. KIPP. (R. 1872)----
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271

75

Manners of Shoshone Indians-A. G. BRACKETT. (R. 1879)

345

Manufacture of spear and arrow points along Savannah river-C. C. JONES, Jr.
(R. 1879).

345

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

57

Manuscripts, etc., historical and geographical, catalogue of collection of-L.
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75

Manuscripts, linguistic, in library of Bureau of Ethnology, eatalogue of
J. C. PILLING. (E. 1879-80)

476

Map of-

antiquities of United States, proposed-A. J. HILL. (R. 1861)
solar eclipse of March 15, 1858—T. HILL--

149

101

stars for observations on meteorites

359

stars near North Pole for observations on auroras

350

United States, ethnological, proposed-G. GIBBS. (R. 1862)

150

Maps-

and charts of America, on a collection of-J. G. KOHL. (R. 1856)-----
catalogue of collection of-L. BERLANDIER. (R. 1854)

ethnological, of North America, suggestions relative to-L. H. MORGAN.

(R. 1861)

149

of winds of the globe-S. J. COFFIN_-_-

268

Marble used in extension of U. S. Capitol, account of-J. HENRY.

MARCET, Prof. Report on transactions of Society of Physics and Natural

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187

MAREY, E. J. Natural history of organized bodies. (R. 1867)
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Marietta, Ohio, meteorological observations at—S. P. HILDRETH; J. Wood --
Marine algæ, lecture on- -W. H. HARVEY. (R. 1855)---.

distributed by U. S. National Museum-R. RATHBUN. (P. 1881.) 465, 467
of Grand Manan-W. STIMPSON

50

of New England coast distributed by United States Fish Commission-
A. E. VERRILL; R. RATHBUN. (P. 1879).......

333

of northeastern coast of America, notice of recent additions to, with de-
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Part 1. Annelida, etc. (P. 1879)

333

Part II. Mollusca, with notes on Annelida, etc. (P. 1880)

Part III. Catalogue of Mollusca recently added to fauna of southern

New England. (P. 1880)---

425

on collection and preservation of-W. STIMPSON

34

Maritime disasters of the Antilles. (R. 1867)

----

215

244

232

Marrow of animals, uses of, among Indians-T. R. PEALE. (R. 1870) --
Mars, secular variations of elements of orbit of-J. N. STOCKWELL
Mars, small planets between Jupiter and-Prof. LESPIAULT. (R. 1861) ----- 149
Marschall, A., list of generic names supplemental to those catalogued by—S. H.
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MARSH, G. P. Lecture on the camel. (R. 1854)

470

75

MARSH, G. P., and others. On publication of Squier and Davis' ancient mon-

Marsipobranchii, arrangement of families of-T. GILL

MARTIN, S. D. Account of lightning discharges. (R. 1867) ----

247

215

Martinique, catalogue of Ober's collection of birds of-G. N. LAWRENCE. (P.

1878).--

332

MARTINS, C. Vegetable colonization of the British Isles of Shetland, Faroe,
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109

187

440, 251

286

Martius, C. F. P. von, honorary medal to-W. HAIDINGER. (R. 1863) –
Martius, C. F. P. von, memoir of, by C. RAU. (R. 1869)-
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Anthropological investigations in 1880.
Bibliography of anthropology. (R. 1879; R. 1880) --

Latimer collection of antiquities from Porto Rico. (R. 1876).–

Leipsic Museum of Ethnology. (R. 1873) –

Record of progress in anthropology, 1879, 1880. (R. 1880) ---
Report on Luray Cavern. (R. 1880)

Summary of anthropological correspondence, 1879. (R. 1879). 345, 420
Massachusetts-

Buzzards' Bay, cccurrence of Belone latimanus in-G. B. GOODE. (P.
1878)--

332

Provincetown, Cape Cod, littoral marine fauna of R. RATHBUN. (P.
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425

Vineyard Sound, occurrence of oceanic bonito in-V. N. EDWARDS.
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MASTERMAN, S. Observations on natural phenomena, shooting stars, aurora,
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107

MASTERMAN, S. Observations on thunder and lightning. (R. 1855)--
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Materia medica section of the U. S. National Museum, memoranda for collectors
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467, 452

Matter, continuous vibratory movement of—L. MAGRINI. (R. 1868)
MATTEUCCI, C.-

Electrical currents of the earth. (R. 1867; R. 1869)
Lectures on electro-physiology. (R. 1865)

224

215, 228

209

228

Life and scientific labors of Stefano Marianini. (R. 1869) - .
Mauvaises Terres, expedition to the upper Missouri and the-T. A. CULBERT-
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Mauvaises Terres of Nebraska, extinct mammalia and chelonia from the-J.

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58

MAXWELL, J. C.; HELMHOLTZ, H. Later views of connection of electricity
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275

MAYBERRY, S. P.
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Maya sculpture, remarks on ancient relic of-A. SCHOTT. (R. 1871)
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Shell heaps at mouth of St. John's river, Florida. (R.

.... 249

215

323

MAYER, A. M. Henry as a discoverer. Memorial address___
MAYER, A. M., translation by, of Delaunay's essay on velocity of light. (R.
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356, 417

188, 354

MAYER, B. Observations on Mexican history and archæology

86

Mazatlan, descriptions of new fishes from-D. S. JORDAN; C. H. GILBERT.

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467

MEACHAM, J. Minority report of Committee of Regents on distribution of
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67

MEADS, O. Memorial of Joseph Henry

356

Means available for correcting measures of sun's distance-G. B. AIRY. (R.
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110

Means of destroying the grasshopper-V. MOTSCHULSKY. (R. 1858)
Measurements, anthropological, table of-SCHERZER; SCHWARZ. (R. 1866)
Measurements, mountain-A. GUYOT. (R. 1862)..

Measures-

187, 188

and weights, English and French, tables of. (R. 1863; R. 1864)
and weights, metric system of, with tables—H. A. NEWTON. (R. 1865.) 209, 371
and weights, new system of, with 8 as the metrical number-G. H.
KNIGHT. (R. 1867)--

109

214

150

215

of sun's distance-G. B. AIRY. (R. 1859)

110

Measuring instrument, use of galvanometer as-J. C. POGGENDORFF. (R. 1859.) 110
Mechanics and artisans, scientific education of—A. P. PEABODY. (R. 1872.) 271, 380
Mechanism of fever, study of. Toner lecture No. Iv-H. C. WOOD...
Medal to Von Martius-W. HAIDINGER. (R. 1863)

282

187

Medical practice, relation of food to work and its bearing on-S. HAUGHTON.
(R. 1870).

244

Medicines, classification of forms in which drugs and, appear and are adminis-
tered—J. M. FLINT. (P. 1881)----

467, 451

Medulla oblongata and trapezium, gray substance of the-J. DEAN

173