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VOL. I. PART 1.

1. Synoptical view of the Lichens growing in the vicinity of the City of New York, by Abraham Halsey

2. On the Identity of the supposed Pumice of the Missouri, and a variety of Amygdaloid found near the Rocky Mountains, by Edwin James, M.D.

21

3. Description of a New and Gigantic Species of the Genus Cephalopterus, of Dumeril, by S. L. Mitchell, M.D.

23

4. Descriptions of some New or Rare Plants from the Rocky Mountains, collected in July, 1820, by Dr. Edwin James, by John Torrey, M.D.

30

5. Examination of a Mineral from Andover Furnace, Sussex County, New Jersey, by James Renwick

37

6. Examination of the Acid of the Rhus Glabrum, with Observations on the Juice of the Sambucus Canadensis, as a delicate test, by Issachar Cozzens 7. Note on the Organic Remains termed Bilobites, from the Catskill Mountains, by J. E. De Kay, M.D.

42

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8. Description of a New Species of Fish, from the Hudson River, by De Witt Clinton, LL.D.

9. Notice of a Locality of Yenite in the United States, by John Torrey, M.D.

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10. Description of a New Species of Siren, with some observations on Animals of a similar nature, by Captain J. Le Conte, of the United States Army, F.L.S. 52 11. Observations on the Megatherium recently discovered in the United States, by Samuel L. Mitchell, M.D. 58

12. An Analytical Table to facilitate the determination of the hitherto observed North American Species of the Genus Carex, by the Rev. Lewis D. de Schweinitz 62 13. Observations on the North American Species of the Genus Utricularia, by Captain John Le Conte 72 14. Notice of New Localities of simple Minerals, along the north coast of Lake Superior, and in the Indian Territory, N. W. from Lake Superior to the River Winnipec, by J. Delafield, Esq., Agent of the United States for Boundaries, &c. 79 15. Description of an Extraordinary Fish, resembling the Stylephorus of Shaw, by S. L. Mitchell, M.D.

82

16. Observations and Experiments on the Seeds of the Cerbera Thevetia, by J. B. Ricord Madianna, M.D.

86

17. An Account of the Columbite of Haddam (Connecticut), with notices of several other North American Minerals, by John Torrey, M.D.

89

19. Appearances on Dissection of the Phoca Cristata, by E. G. Ludlow, M.D., and F. G. King, M.D.

18. An Account of the Phoca Cristata, recently taken in the vicinity of this city, by James E. De Kay, M.D.

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20. Observations on the North American Species of the Genus Gratiola, by Captain

John Le Conte

103

21. Notes on some New Supports for Minerals subjected to the action of the common Blow-pipe, by Lieut.-Col. J. G. Totten

109

22. On the Remains of the Megatherium recently discovered in Georgia, by William Cooper

23. Remarks on certain Entozoical Fungi, by Abraham Halsey

25. Notice of Several Species of Shells, by D. H. Barnes.

114 125

24. Researches and Experiments on some Species of the Genus Passiflora, by J. B. Ricord Madianna, M.D.

127

26. Observations on the North American Species of the Genus Ruellia, by Captain

John Le Conte

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140

27. Account of the Discovery of a Skeleton of the Mastodon Giganteum. Extracted from a Report made to the Lyceum of Natural History, by Messrs. De Kay, Van Rensselaer, and Cooper

143

28. Descriptions of some New Grasses collected by Dr. E. James, in the expedition of Major Long to the Rocky Mountains, in 1819, 1820, by John Torrey

148 29. On the Hirundo Fulva of Veillot, with some General Remarks on the Birds of this Genus, by Dewitt Clinton 156 30. Facts and Observations connected with the Permanent Residence of Swallows in the United States, by John J. Audubon 166

31. Description of some New Species of North American Insects, by Captain John Le

Conte

169 32. Observations on the Structure of Trilobites, and Description of an apparently New Genus, by J. E. De Kay. With notes on the Geology of Trenton Falls, by Professor James Renwick 174 33. Observations on the Manners of the Hystrix Dorsata, or Porcupine of North America, by Frederick S. Cozzens 190

34. Notice of Fossil Crustacea from New Jersey, by Jer. Van Rennselaer, M.D. 196 35. A Sketch of the Geology of the Island of Montreal, by J. J. Bigsby, M.D. 198 36. Description of a New Species of Grosbeak, inhabiting the North-Western Territory of the United States, by William Cooper . 219 37. Observations on the Genus Salamandra, with the Anatomy of the Salamander Gigantea (Barton), or S. Alleghaniensis (Michaux), and two new genera proposed, by R. Harlan, M.D.

38. Description of a New Genus of Mammiferous Quadrupeds of the Order Edentata, by Richard Harlan, M.D.

39. Remarks on Native Silver from Michigan, by H. R. Schoolcraft

40. Supplement to a Notice of Fossil Crustacea, by Jer. Van Rennselaer, M.D. 249 41. Descriptions of New American Species of the Genera Buprestis, Trachys, and Elater, by Thomas Say

249

42. Further Observations on the Amphiuma Meaus, by Richard Harlan, M.D. 269 43. Note to a Paper entitled Observations on the Genus Salamandra, at page 222 of this volume 270

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44. Descriptions of some New Plants belonging to the Orders Musci and Hepatica, by Robert Kaye Greville, LL.D., F.R.S.E., &c. 271

John Le Conte

45. Remarks on the American Species of the Genera Hyla and Rana, by Captain

278

46. A Monograph of the North American Species of Carex, by the Rev. Lewis D. de Schweinitz. Edited by John Torrey.

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47. Observations on a Fossil Crustaceous Animal of the Order Brachiopoda, by J. E. De Kay 48. Examination of Iron Ores from the Northern Part of the State of New York, by Issachar Cozzens

49. Notes on Shells, by D. H. Barnes, No. II.

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50. The Genera of North American Birds, and a Synopsis of the Species found within the territory of the United States; systematically arranged in Orders and Families, by Charles L. Bonaparte

7 51. On the North American Plants of the Genus Tillandsia, with descriptions of three New Species, by Captain John Le Conte

129

52. Description of a New Species of Siren, by Captain John Le Conte 53. Observations on the North American Species of the Genus Viola, by Captain John Le Conte

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135

54. Further additions to the Ornithology of the United States, and Observations of the Nomenclature of certain Species, by Charles L. Bonaparte 154 55. Some account of a Collection of Plants made during a journey to and from the Rocky Mountains in the summer of 1820, by Edwin P. James, M.D., by John Torrey

56. An account of some Experiments on the Root of the Sanguinaria Canadensis, by James Freeman Dana, M.D.

245 57. Analysis of the Copper Ore of Franconia, New Hampshire, with Remarks on Pyritous Copper, by James Freeman Dana, M.D.

253

58. Account of the Dissection of a Proteus of the Lakes (Menobranchus); with remarks on the Siren Intermedia, by J. Augustine Smith.

259 264

59. Description of an apparently New Species of Diodon, by S. L. Mitchell 60. Note on the Habitat of the Schizæa Pusilla of Pursh, by William Cooper 266 61. Further Discovery of Fossil Bones in Georgia; and remarks on their identity with those of the Megatherium of Paraguay, by William Cooper

62. Discovery of a Fossil Walrus in Virginia. Report of Messrs Mitchell, J. A. Smith, and Cooper, on a Fossil Skull sent to Dr. Mitchell, by Mr. Cooper of Accomac County, Virginia 271 63. Report on several Fossil Multilocular Shells from the State of Delaware; with Observations on a second Specimen of the New Fossil Genus Eurypterus, by J. E. De Kay 273 64. Notes on a Fossil Skull in the Cabinet of the Lyceum, of the Genus Bos, from the banks of the Mississippi; with Observations on the American Species of that Genus, by J. E. De Kay

65. Note on the Murex Corona of Gmelin, by D. H. Barnes 66. The Genera of North American Birds, and a Synopsis of the Species found within the territory of the United States; systematically arranged in Orders and Families, by Charles Lucien Bonaparte 293

VOL. III.

67. Chemical Examination of some Minerals, chiefly from America, by Thomas Thompson, M.D., F.R.S. L. and E., &c., Professor of Chemistry, Glasgow; with notes by John Torrey, M.D.

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68. Remarks on the Prunus Americana of Marshall, by William Darlington, M.D. 87 69. Description of the Species of North American Tortoises, by Major J. Le Conte 91 70. Description of a New Genus of the Order Rodentia, by Major J. Le Conte 132 71. On the Remains of Extinct Reptiles of the Genera Mososaurus and Geosaurus found in the Secondary Formation of New Jersey; and on the occurrence of the substance recently named Coprolite, by Dr. Buckland, in the same locality, by J. E. De Kay 134 72. Observations on the United States Species of the Genus Pancratium, by Major John Le Conte 142 73. Remarks on the Plants of Europe which have become naturalized in a more or less degree in the United States, by the late Lewis D. de Schweinitz 74. Observations on a Fossil Jaw of a species of Gavial, from West Jersey, by J. E. De Kay.