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CATALOGUE
CABINET OF MTURAL HISTORY
OF THE STATE OF NEW-YOKK,
AND OF T8B
liist0nral attlr ^tttipariait Cfflktinit
ANNEXED THERETO.
Printed by Order of the Begents of the University.
ALBANY :
C. VAN BENTHUTSEN, PRINTER TO THE LEGISLATURE.
1853,
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REOENTS OF THE IJ]¥ITERSIT¥,1S33.
HORATIO SEYMOUR, Governor, ex officio.
SANFORD B. CHURCH, Lieutenant-Governor, ex officio.
HENRY S. RANDALL, Secretary of State, ex officio.
GERRIT Y. LANSING, Chancellor.
JOHN GREIG, Vice- Chancellor.
GULIAN O..VERPLANOK, LL.D.
JOHN K. PAIGE.
BRASTUS CORNING.
PROSPER M. WBTMORE.
JOHN L. GRAHAM.
JOHN M'LBAN.
GIDEON HAWLEY, LL.D.
DAVID BUEL.
JAMBS S. WADSWORTH.
JOHN V. L. PRUYN, LL.D.
JABEZ D. HAMMOND, LL.D.
JOHN L. O'SULLIVAN.
ROBERT CAMPBELL.
Rev. SAMUEL LUCKBY, D.D.
ROBERT G. RANKIN.
PHILIP S. VAN RENSSELAER.
Rev. JOHN N. CAMPBELL, D.D.
T. EOMEYN BECK, Secretary.
STABTDIWG COMMITTEE OF THE KEGEMTS,
SPECIALLY CHARGED WITH THE CARE OF THB STATE CABINET.
HORATIO SEYMOUR, Governor.
HENRY S. RANDALL, Secretary of State.
ERASTUS CORNING.
JOHN M'LEAN.
JAMES S. WADSWORTH.
JOHN GEBHAED Junior, Curator.
JAMES HUEST, Taxidermist.
MEMORMDUM.
The Regents of the University have directed the publication of
the accompanying Catalogue, with the double object of showing
the contents and the wants of the Collection.
When received under their charge in 1848, it was found to be
in an extremely imperfect condition ; and most, indeed, of the
quadrupeds and birds have been replaced by better specimens.
As the Catalogue is intended as an accompaniment to the
" Natural History of New- York," the nomenclature there used
has been preserved. •
A portion only of the Collection is contained in this volume.
The Fishes, Insects, Shells, etc. are for the present omitted, in
the hope that they may soon be increased in number, and duly
arranged and named. The various divisions are accordingly so
paged, that additions can be readily made, and new parts inserted.
The attention of Naturalists is invited to the deficiencies in the
Cabinet, in the hope that, through their aid and advice, these may
be supplied.
The building at present appropriated for this Collection has
become of too small capacity for properly exhibiting its contents ;
and the Regents can only rely on the liberality of the Legislature,
to furnish them with accommodations worthy of what in a few
years may be made a Museum of the animal, vegetable, and
mineral products of the State of New-York. T. R. B.
CONTENTS.
ZOOLOGY :
Part I. Mammalia
Part II. Birds pages 15 to 28.
Parts III and iv. Reptiles and Amphibia pages 29 to 32.
BOTANY - - 61 pages.
MINERALOGY - - 22 pages.
GEOLOGY - 53 pages.
PALEONTOLOGY - - 31 pages.
HISTORICAL AND ANTIQUARIAN COLLECTION 28 pages.
COLLECTION OF THE LATE H. C. DE RHAM Junior 21 pages.
ZOOLOGY OF M¥-YOEK,
OR THE
3J t tp-^ r k JTau na.
BY JAMES E. DETLAY.
PART I. MAMMALIA.
N, B. If there be a specimen of any animal named in the Collection, it is so stated
in the third column.
ZOOLOGY.
CLASS I. MAMMALIA.
ORDER I. QUADRUMANA.
ORDER II. MARSUPIATA.
FAMILY DIDELPHID^.
Latin Name.
1 DlDELPHIS VIRGINIANA,
English Name.
American Opossum.
In the
Cabinet.
ORDER III. CARNIVORA.
FAMILY VBSPERTILIONID^.
2 Vespertilio noveboeacensis, New-York Bat (m. & f.).
8 Vespertilio pruinosus, Hoary Bat.
4 Vespertilio stjbulatus, Little Brown Bat. - -
5 Vespertilio noctivagans, Silver-haired Bat (m. & f.)
6 Vespertilio carolinensis, Carolina Bat (m. f. & y.).
FAMILY SORBCID.^.
7 CoNDYLURA CRISTATA, Common Siamese (two).
8 SCALOPS AQUATICTJS,
9 SoREX dekayi,
10 SOEEX BREVICAUDUS,
11 SoREX PARTUS,
12 SoEEX FORSTERl,
13 soeex carolinensis,
14 Otisorex platyrhinus.
Common Shrew Mole.
Dekay's Shrew. - -
SJiort-tailed Shrew.
Small Shrew.
Forster's Shreiv.
Carolina Shrew.
Broad-nosed Shrew.
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NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
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FAMILY UESIDiE.
Latin Names. English Names.
15 Ursus ameeicanus, American Black Bear.
16 Procyon lotok, Raccoon (m. & f.).
17 GiTLo Lusous, Wolverene.
FAMILY MUSTELID^.
18 Mephitis Americana,
19 mustela canadensis,
20 MuSTELA MARTES,
21 MnSTELA PUSILLA,
22 MuSTELA FWSCA,
Skunk. - . -
Fisher. - - -
American Sable.
Small Weasel.
Brown Weasel.
23 PuTOEiirs NovEBORACENSis, New- York Ermine (m. & i.).
24 PuTORius TisoN, Mink.
FAMILY LUTRIDiE.
2o LuTRA CANADENSIS, Nurth- American Otter. - -
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26 Canis familiaeis,
27 Ltrpus occidentjslis,
28 vulpes fulvus,
29 Vulpes virginianus,
30 Felis concolor,
31 Lyncus borealis,
32 Lyncus rufus,
FAMILY OANID^.
Domestic Dog (domesticated).
Common American Wolf.
Red Fox.
Grey Fox.
FAMILY FELID^.
Northern Panther (2 m. & f.).
Northern Lynx. - - - -
Wildcat, or Bay Lynjc. - -
33 Phoca concolor,
34 Stemmatopus cristatus,
FAMILY PHOCID^.
American Seal.
Hooded Seal.
Cabinet.
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Cabinet.
ORDER IV. RODENTIA.
FAMILY SOIURIDiE.
Little Grey Squirrel. - - Cabinet.
Fox Squirrel (m. & f.). - - Cabinet.
Black Squirrel. - . - . Cabinet.
Red Squirrel (m. & f.). - - Cabinet.
Striped Squirrel. - - - . .
40 Pteromys volucella. Small American Flying Squirrel
• (m. & f.). Cabinet.
35 SclURtrs LEUCOTIS,
36 SCIUBUS VULPINUS,
37 SCIURUS NIGER,
38 SCIURITS HITDSONICTJS,
o9 SCIURUS STRIATUS,
MAMMALIA.
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Latin Names.
41 Aectomys monax,
FAMILY AEOTOMID^.
English Names.
Wo%dchuck (m. & f.).
FAMILY GERBILLID.^.
42 Meriones americanus, Beer Mouse (f.). - •
FAMILY CASTORIDiE.
43 Castor fiber, Beaver.
44 Fiber zib^thictjs, Musquash (2 m. & f.).
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FAMILY HYSTRICID^.
45 Hystrix hudsonius, North- American Porcupine['i.). Cabinet,
FAMII
46 MUS DECUMANUS,
47 MuS RATTTJS,
48 MuS AMERICANUS,
49 MuS MUSCULUS,
50 Mus LEtrcopus,
51 Aevicola ripaeius,
52 Arvicola eufesoens,
58 Arvicola hirsutus,
54 Arvicola oneida,
55 Arvicola albo-eufescens, Light-colored Meadow Mouse.
56 Aevicola xanthognathds, Yellmv- cheeked Meadow Mouse.
FAMILY LEPOEIDJi:.
57 Lepus nanus, American Gray Rabbit (two). Cabinet.
58 Lepus americanus, Northern Hare. - - - - Cabinet.
FAMILY MURID.a;.
Brown Rat (introduced, m.
& f.). Cabinet.
Black Rat (introduced).
American Black Rat.
- - Cabinet.
Common Mouse (m. & f.).
- Cabinet.
Jumping Mouse (f.). -
■ - Cabinet.
Marsh Meadow Mouse.
Tawny Meadow Mouse,
- - Cabinet.
Beaver Field Mouse.
- - Cabinet.
Oneida Meadow Mouse.
ORDER V. EDENTATA.
ORDER VI. UNGULATA. .
FAMILY BLEPHANTIDiE.
59 Elephas peimigenxus, Fossil Elephant.
60 Elephas ameeicanus, American Elephant (fossil).
61 Mastodon maximus, Great Mastodon (fossil).
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EAMILY SUIDiE.
Latin Names. English Names.
62 Sirs scROFA, var. domesticus, Common Hog (introduced).
63 Equus caballus,
64 Equus asintjs,
65 Equus major,
66 Bos TACTRirs,
67 OVIS ARIES,
FAMILY BQUIDiE.
Horse (introduced).
Ass (introduced).
Fossil Horse.
FAMILY BOVIDiE.
Common Ox (introduced).
FAMILY OAPRIDiE.
Domestic Sheep (introduced).
• FAMILY CERVIDiB.
68 Cervus virginianus, American Beer. - - - - Cabinet.
96 Cervds alces. Moose. Cabinet.
70 Elaphus canadensis, American Stag, or Elk (horns). Cabinet.
71 Elaphus americanus. Fossil Stag.
72 Rangifee tarandtjs, Reindeer (extirpated?).
ORDEE VII. CETACEA.
FAMILY MANATIDiB.
FAMILY BALiENIDiE.
73 BaLjENA mysticetus, Right Whale.
74 Physeter macrocephalcis,
75 Rorqualus rostratus,
76 RORQUALUS borealis,
Sperm Whale.
Beaked Rorqual.
Northern Rorqual.
FAMILY DELPHINID^
77 Globicephalus melas. Social Whale.
78 PnOCiBNA COMMUNIS,
79 Phoc^na orca,
80 Delphinus delphis.
Common Porpoise.
Grampus.
Sea Porpoise.
Castokoides ohioensis, Fossil Beaver (cast of skull & lower jaw).* Cabinet.
• De Kay, in his Zoology of New-Yorli, describes the Fossil Beaver as extra-
limital. The original specimen from which the casts in the collection were taken
was found near Clyde in "Wayne county, N. York. We therefore place the Fossil
Beaver in the catalogue of the New-York Mammalia.
ZOOLOGY OF lEW-YORK,
OR THE
^tw^^oxk latttia.
BY JAMES E. DE KAY.
PART 11. BIRDS.
ZOOLOGY
CLASS II. BIRDS.
ORDER I. ACCIPITRES.
Latin Name.
1 Cathaetes aura,
FAMILY VULTURID^.
English Name.
Turkey Buzzard.
In the
FAMILY FALCONID^.
2 Aquila chrysaetos, Golden Eagle. ... - Cabinet.
3 Haliaetos leucocephalits, Brown or Bald Eagle (m. & 2 f.).
Cabinet.
4 Pandion carolinensis, American Fish Hawk. - - Cabinet.
5 BuTEo sANCTi-jOHANNis, Rough-leggcd Buzzard {m. & {.). Cabinet.
6 Buteo borealis, Red-tailed Buzzard (m. & f.). Cabinet.
7 Buteo hyemalis, Red-shouldered Buzzard. - Cabinet.
8 Buteo pennsylvanicus, Broad-winged Buzzard (m. & f.). Cabinet.
9 Nauclerus fuecatus,
10 Falco anatum,
11 Falco columbaeius,
12 Falco spaeteeius,
13 Astur fuscus,
14 Astur cooperi,
15 Astur ateicapillus,
16 ClECUS ULIGINOSUS,
Swallow-tailed Hawk. - -
Duck Hawk (m. & f.). - - Cabinet.
Pigeon Hawk. - . , . Cabinet.
American Sparroiuhawk (m. & f.). Cabinet.
Slate-colored Hawk (m. & f.). Cabinet*
Cooper's Hawk. - - - . Cabinet.
American Goshav)k (m. & f.). Cabinet.
Marsh Harrier, - , - . Cabinet.
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NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
FAMILY STRIGIDiE.
Latin Names.
English Names.
17 SURNIA FUNEREA,
Hawk Otol.
Cabinet.
18 SURNIA NyCTEA,
Snowy Owl (m. & f.). - -
Cabinet.
19 Bubo virginianus,
Great Horned Owl (m. & f.).
Cabinet.
20 Bubo asio,
Little Screechovd (m. f. & y.).
Cabinet.
21 Syrnium cinereum,
Great Grey Owl (m. & f.). -
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22 Otus americanus,
Long-Eared Owl (m. & f.). -
Cabinet.
23 Otus palustris,
Short-eared Owl (m. & f.). -
Cabinet.
24 Ulula nebulosa,
Barred Owl (2 m.). - - -
Cabinet,
25 Ulula acadica,
Acadian Owl (m. & f.). - -
Cabinet.
26 Strix pratincola,
American Barn Owl. - -
Cabinet,
ORDER II. PASSERES.
FAMILY
CAPRIMULGIDiE.
27 Caprimulgus vociferus,
Whippoorwill. ....
Cabinet,
28 Chordeiles americanus,
Nighthawk.
Cabinet.
FAMILY HIRUNDINID^.
29 CHiETURA PELASGIA,
Chimney Swallow (m. & f.).
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30 HiRUNDo Purpurea,
Purple Martin (m. & f.). -
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31 HiRUNDO BICOLOR,
White-bellied Sioallow. - -
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32 HiRUNDO RIPARIA,
Bank Swallow. - - - .
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33 HiRUNDO KUFA,
Barn Swallow. - . . -
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34 HiKUNDO FULVA,
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Cliff Swallow (m. & f.). -
FAMILY AMPELID^.
35 BoMBTCiLLA GARRULA, Black-tkroated Waxwing
36 BoMBYCiLLA cAROLiNENsis, Ccdarhird (m. & f.). - -
FAMILY ALCEDINID^.
37 Alcedo alcyon, Belted Kingfisher (two).
FAMILY TROCHILID^.
38 Trochilus colubris, Red-throated Humminghird (m. & f.). Cabinet,
Cabinet,
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BIRDS.
19
Latin Names.
39 SiTTA CAEOLINENSIS,
40 SiTTA CANADENSIS,
41 CerTHIA AMERICANA,
42 Mniotilta vaeia,
43 Troglodytes jedon,
FAMILY CERTHID^.
English Names.
White-breasted Nuthatch.
Red-hellied Nuthatch (m. & f.
Brovjn Creeper (f.). - - -
Varied Creeping Warbler (ra. & f.
House Wren (three). - - •-
44 Troglodytes ameeicanus, Wood Wren. - ...
45 Troglodytes ludovicianus, Mocking Wren (m. & f.).
'46 Troglodytes palusteis, Marsh Wren (m. & f.). - -
47 Troglodytes hyemalis, Winter Wren (m. & f.). - -
48 Troglodytes beevieostris. Short-billed Wren. - - -
FAMILY PARIDiE.
Crested Tit.
49 Parus bicolor,
50 Paeus ateicapilltjs, BlacJc-cap Tit. - -
51 Parus Oarolinensis, Carolina Tit. - - -
FAMlfcY SYLVIADiE.
52 Kegitlus satrapa. Golden-crested Kinglet.
53 Kegulus calendula. Ruby-crowned Kinglet.
54 SiALiA wiLSONi, Bluebird (m. & f.).
FAMILY MERULID^.
55 Oefheus polyglottus, Common Mockingbird.
56 Orpheus rufus,
57 Orpheus carolinensis,
58 Merula migeatoeia,
59 Meeula biustelina,
60 Merula solitaria,
61 Merula olivacea,
62 Meeula wilsoni,
Brown Thrush (m. & f.).
Catbird (m. & f.). - - -
American Babin (m. & f. and
albino),
Wood Thrush (m. & f.). - -
Hermit Thrush. - - - -
Olive-backed Thrush. - -
Wilson's Thrush (f.). - -
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FAMILY MOTACILLID^.
63 Anthus ludovicianus, American Titlark (f.).
64 Seiueus noveboeacensis, Neiv-York Water Thrush (m
65 Seiueus aueocapillus,
Ovenbird.
- Cabinet.
&f.).
Cabinet.
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;20.
NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
FAMILY SYLVICOLIDiE.
Latin Names. English Names.
66 Trichas maeilandica, Yelloiothroat (m. & f.).
67 Teichas PHILADELPHIA, Mouming Warbler. -
68 Vermivora PENN3YLVANICA, Worm-eating Warbler.
69 Vermivora swainsoni, Whistling Warbler.
70 Vermivora solitaria,
71 Vermivora chrysopteea,
72 Vermivora peregkina,
73 Vermivora rubricapilla
Blue-winged Warbler {m. & f.)
Golden-winged Warbler.
Tennessee Warbler. - - -
Nashville Warbler. - - -
74 Vermivora celata, Orange-crowned Warbler {ra. k f.).
75 Sylticola coronata, Myrtlebird.
76 Sylvicola ruficapilla, Redpoll Warbler (m. & f.). -
77 Sylvicola maculosa, Spotted Warbler. - - - -
78 Sylvicola pardalina, Spotted Canada Warbler (m. & f.).
79 Sylvicola cerulea,
80 Sylvicola blackbtjrnia
Blue-grey Warbler. -
Blackburnian Warbler.
81 Sylvicola oastanea,
82 Sylvicola striata,
83 Sylvicola discolor,
84 Sylvicola' AMERICANA;
85 Sylvicola canadensis,
86 Sylvicola .estiva,
Bay-breasted Warbler (f.). -
Blackpoll Warbler. ...
Prairie Warbler. ...
Blue Yellow-backed Warbler (f.).
Black-throattd Blue Warbler.
Summer Yellowbird (ra. & f.).
87 Sylvicola virens, Black-throated Green Warbler (m. & f.).
88 Sylvicola finus, Pine Warbler (m. & f.).
89 Sylvicola icterocephala, Chesnut-sided Warbler. - -
90 Sylvicola parus, Hemlock Warbler. - - -
91 Sylvicola maritima, Cape-May Warbler. ...
92 Sylvicola Formosa, Kentucky Warbler. - . .
93 "WiLSONiA mitrata. Hooded Warbler (m. & f.). -
94 WiLSONiA pcsiLLA, Green Black-capped Warbler {m. & f.).
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FAMILY MUSCICAPIDiE.
Lalin Names. English Names.
95 CuLicivoRA CjErulea, Blue-grey Gnatcatcher. - - Cabinet.
96 MuscicAPA EUTiciLLA, American 'Redstart (ni. & f.). Cabinet.
97 MusciCAPA ACADicA, Small Green-crested Flycatcher (f.). Cabinet.
98 MusciCAPA FLAvivENTRis, Yellovj-belUed Flycatcher. - — ^
99 MusciCAPA viEENs, Wood Pewee (f.). - - - - Cabinet.
100 MusciCAPA FuscA, Phabebird. Cabinet.
101 Tyeajvnus iNTREPiDus, Kingbird {m. k L). - - - Cabinet.
102 Tyrannus cooperi, Olive-sided Kingbird (f.). - Cabinet.
103 Tyeanjmus CEiNiTus, Great-crested Kingbird. - Cabinet.
FAMILY VIREONID.^.
104 ViEEo FLAviFEONS, Yellow-throated Greenlet (three). Cabinet.
105 ViREo soLiTARius, Solitary Greenlet. - - - Cabinet.
106 ViEEO NovEBOEACENSis, WMtc-eyed Greenlet (m. & f.). Cabinet.
107 ViREO GiLVUS, Warbling Greenlet. - - - Cabinet.
108 ViREo OLivACEUs, Red-eyed Greenlet (m. & f.). Cabinet.
109 IcTEEiA viEiDis, Yellow-breastcd Chat (m. & f;). Cabinet.
, FAMILY LANID^.
110 Lanius septentrionalis, Northern Butcherbird (m. & f.). Cabinet.
FAMILY OORVID^.
111 Garrulus cristatus, Blue Jay (m. & f.). - - - Cabinet.
112 Garrulus canadensis, Canada Jay.
113 Pica caudata, Magpie. Cabinet.
114 CoRVUS AMERicANUS, Common Crow (m. & f.). - Cabinet.
115 CoEvus CORAX, Raven. Cabinet.
116 CoRvus ossiFRAGUs, Fzsh Crow. Cabinet.
FAMILY QUISCALID.^.
117 QuiscALUS vEEsicoLOR, Common Crow Blackbird (m. & f.). Cabinet.
118 QuiscALUS FEEEUGiNEUS, Rusty Crow Blackbird (m. & f.). Cabinet,
119 Sturnella ludovicianus, Meadow Lark (m. & f.). - Cabinet.
120 Icterus Baltimore, Golden Oriole (m. & f.)). - Cabinet.
121 Icterus spueids. Orchard Oriole (m. & f.). - Cabinet.
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NEW-YORK STAT£ COLLECTION.
Latin Names.
122 loTERirs PHCENIOETJS,
123 MOLOTHETTS PECOEIS,
124 DoLicHONyx okyzivortjs,
English Names.
Red-winged Oriole (m. & f.). Cabinet.
Cow Bunting (m. & f.). - - Cabinet.
Boblink (m. & f.). ... Cabinet.
FAMILY FRINGILLID^.
125 CoccoBORUs camtTLEUs, Blue Grosbeak. ....
126 CoccoBOEUs hVDOYiciANVS, Rose-breasted Grosbeak (m. & f.). Cabinet.
127 Stetjthus hyemalis, Snowbird. Cabinet.
128 Feingilla iliaca, Fox-colored Sparrow (m. & f.). Cabinet.
129 Pringilla melodia, Song Sparrow. .... Cabinet.
130 Feingilla graminea, Bay-winged Sparrow (m. & f.). Cabinet.
131 Fringilla pennsylvanica, White-throated Sparrow (m. & f.). Cab.
132 Feingilla leucophrys, White-crowned Sparrow. - Cabinet.
Black-throated Bunting (m. &'f.). Cab.
Yellow-ioinged Bunting (m. & f.). Cab.
183 EmBEEIZA AMERICANA,
134 Emberiza passerina,
135 Emberiza henslowi,
136 Emberiza pusilla,
137 Emberiza socialis,
138 Emberiza canadensis,
139 Embeeiza savana,
140 Embeeiza lincolni,
141 Ammodeamus maeitimus,
142 Ammodeamus caddacutus,
143 Ammodeamus palusteis,
144 Carduelis tristis,
145 Caeduelis pinus,
146 LiNARIA MINOR,
147 LiNARIA boeealis,
148 Eevtheospiza puepurea,
149 pitylus cardinalis,
Varied Bunting. - - - - Cabinet.
Field Bunting (m. & f.). - Cabinet.
Chipbird. Cabinet.
Tree Bunting (m. & f.). - Cabinet.
Savannah Bunting (m. & f.). Cabinet.
Blue-striped Bunting.
Seaside Finch. .... Cabinet.
Quailhead (m. & f.). ... Cabinet.
Swamp Finch (m. & f.). . - Cabinet.
Yellowbird, or American Goldfinch
(three). Cabinet.
Pine Finch (m. & f.). - . Cabinet-
Lesser Redpoll (m. & f.). - Cabinet.
Mealy Redpoll.
Crested Purple Finch (f.). - Cabinet.
Cardinal Grosbeak (m. & f.). Cabinet.
150 PiPiLO erythrophthalmus, Chewink, or Ground Robin (two). Cab.
151 Spiza cyanea, Indigobird (m. & f.). - Cabinet.
152 Pyeanga .estiva, Redbird. Cabinet.
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Latin Names. English Names.
153 Pykanga rubka, Black-winged Eedbird (m. & f.).
154 Plectkophanes lapponictjs, Lapland SnovMrd (m. &f.).
155 Plectrophanes nivalis, White Snowbird. . - - -
156 Alauda coenuta,
157 cokythus enucleator,
158 LoXTA AMERICANA,
159 LoXIA LEUCOPTEEA,
Horned Lark (m. & f.). - -
Pine Bulfinch (three). - -
American CrossMll (m'. & f.).
White-winged Crossbill (m. & f.),
FAMILY PICIDiE.
160 Picus piLEATUs, Crested Woodpecker (m. & f.).
161 PicTJs ERYTHROCEPHALTJS, Red-hcaded Woodpecker (m. & f.).
162 PiCUS VILLOSUS,
163 PiCTJS PITBESCENS,
164 Picus varitis,
165 Picus carolinus,
166 Picus akcticus,
167 Picus hiksutus,
Hairy Woodpecker. - - -
Downy Woodpecker. - - -
Yellow-bellied Woodpecker (m. & f.)
Red-bellied Woodpecker.
Arctic Woodpecker. - - -
Banded Woodpecker.
168 Picus auratus. Golden-winged Woodpecker, or Clape (two)
FAMILY OUCULIDiE.
169 CoccYZUS americanus, Yellow-bellied Cuckoo. • •
170 OoccYzus ERYTHEOPHTHALMUs, Black-Ulled Cuckoo (m. & f.
FAMILY COLUMBID^.
171 EcTopisTEs MiGRATOEiA, Wild Pigeon (m. & f.). -
172 EcTOPisTES cAROLiNENsis, Carolina Turtle Dove. -
Cabinet.
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Cabinet.
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Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
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). Cab.
Cabinet.
ORDER III. GALLINJ:.
FAMILY PHASIANIDiE.
173 Meleagris gallopavo, Wild Turkey. Cabinet.
FAMILY TETRAONID.S.
174 Ortyx TiEGiNiANA, QwoeV (m. & f., and a circle of five). Cabinet.
175 Tetrad umbellus, Ruffed Grouse {m. i. & j.). - Cabinet.
176 Tetrad cupido, Pinnated Grouse (m. & f.). - Cabinet.
177 Tetrad canadensis. Spotted Grouse (m. & f.). - Cabinet.
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NEAV-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
ORDER IV. GRALLiE.
FAMILY CHARADRID^.
Laiiii Names. Englisli Names.
178 Charadritjs semipalmatus, American Ring Plover (m.
179 Charadrius melodus,
180 Chakadrius wilsohius,
181 Charadrius vociferus,
182 charadriua virginiacus,
183 squatarola helvetica,
184 Strepsilas interpres,
185 h^matoptjs palliatus,
& f.). Cab.
Piping Plover. .... Cabinet.
Wilson^s Planer. .... Cabinet.
Kildeer Plover (m. & f.), - Cabinet.
Golden Plover (ra. & f.). - Cabinet.
Whistling Plover. ... Cabinet.
Turnstone (m. & f.). - . - Cabinet.
American Oystercatcher (m. & f.). Cab,
186 Grits Americana,
187 Ardea herodias,
188 Ardea leuce,
189 Ardea candidissima,
190 Ardea CjErulea,
191 Ardea ludoviciana,
192 Ardea virescens,
193 Ardea exilis,
194 Ardea minor,
195 Ardea discors,
196 Ardea violacea.
FAMILY GRUID^.
American Crane.
Great Blue Heron (m. & f.). Cabinet.
Great White Heron.
White-crested Heron {m. & f.). Cabinet.
Blue Heron (m. & f.). - . Cabinet.
Louisiana Heron. - - .
Green Heron. Cabinet.
Small Bittern. .... Cabinet.
American Bittern. - - - Cabinet.
Black-crowned Night Heron (m. & f.). Cabinet.
Yellow-crowned Night Heron (m. & f.). Cabinet.
197 Tbis alba,
198 Ibis mexicanus,
FAMILY TANTALID^.
White Ibis.
Glossy Ibis (m. & f.).
FAMILY SCOLOPACID^.
199 NiTMENius LONGiRosTRis, Long-bHUd Curlew. - -
200 NuMENius HTTDSoNicirs, Jack Curlew (m. & f.). -
201 NuMENius BOREALis, Small Esquimaux Curlew.
202 Hemipalma himantopus. Long-legged Sandpiper.
208 Heteropoda semipalmata, Semipalmated Sandpiper.
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Latin Name«. English Names.
204 Trinsa maritima, Purple Sandpiper (f.). - - Cabinet.
205 Tbinga rtjfescens, Buff-breasted Sandpiper. - Cabinet.
206 Tbinga subaequata, Curleie Sandpiper (m. & f.). Cabinet.
207 Tbinga ciNCLue, Black-breasted Sandpiper. -
208 Teinga schinzi, Schinz's Sandpiper (m. & f.). Cabinet
209 Tbinga pectoealis, Pectoral Sandpiper. - - - Cabinet.
210 Tbinga canutus, B^d-hreasted Sandpiper (m. & f.). Cab.
211 Tbinga pusilla, Wilson^s Sandpiper (m. & f.). Cabinet.
212 Caledbis abenaeia, Sanderling (m. & f.). - - Cabinet.
213 ToTANUs MACULAEros, Spotted Sandlark (m. & f.). Cabinet.
214 ToTANUs BABTBAMitJS, Grey Plover. Cabinet.
215 Tdtantjs flavipes, Yellowleg$, . ^ , . . Cabinet.
216 ToTANus CHLOBopyGius, Solitary Taller (f.). - - - Cabinet.
217 ToTANUs MELANOLETjcus, Varied Tatler (m. & f.). - - Cabinet.
218 ToTANXis sEMiPALMATUg, Willet. ------- Cabinet.
219 LiMosA FEDOA, Marlin (m. & f.). - - - - Cabinet.
220 LiMosA HTJDsoNicA, Ring-tailed Marlin (m. & f.). Cabinet.
221 ScoLOPAX NovEBOBACENSis, Dowitchee. Cabinet.
222 ScoLOPAX wiLSONi, Common American Snipe (m. & f.). Cabinet.
.223 RusTicoLA MiNOB, American Woodcock. - - - Cabinet.
FAMILY RALLID^.
224 Ralltjs cBEPiTAifs, Saltwater Meadow-hen (three). Cabinet
225 Kalltts elegans, Freshwater Meadow-hen. • Cabinet..
226 Ralltjs vibgxnianus, Mudhen. Cabinet.
227 Obtygometea caeolina, Sora Rail. - Cabinet.
228 Obtygometea noteboeacensis, New-York Rail. - - - Cabinet.
229 Gallinula galeata, Florida Gallinule (m. & f.). Cabinet.
FAMILY RECURVIROSTRID^.
230 Himantopits nigbicollis, Lawyer. Cabinet
281 Recubvibostba amebicana, American Avoget. - - - . Cabinet.
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FAMILY PHALAROPODID^.
Latin Names. English Names.
232 Phalaroftts fulicarito, Jled Phalarope,
233 LoBiPES HYPERBOREUs, Jlyperhorean Lobefoot (m. & f.). Cabinet,
234 HoLOPODius witsoNi, Wilson's Holo'podet
ORDER V. LOBIPEDES.
FAMILY PODICIPID.^,
235 FULICA AMERICANA,
American Coot (m. & fi).
t Cabinet,
236 PoDICEPS COENUTUS,
Horned Gre^e. t - - -
•• Cabinet.
237 PODICEPS CRISTATUS,
Crested Grebe. - - - "-
- Cabinet.
238 PODICEPS RUBRICOLLIS,
Red-necked Gtebe. - •
'
239 HVDROKA CAROLINENSIS,
Dipper (three) . - - •
• Cabinet,
ORDER VI
. NATATORES.
240 Uria grylle,
241 Uria troile,
242 Mergtjlus alle,
243 mobmon aroticus,
244 Alca toRda,
FAMILY ALCID.a;.
Black Guillemot. - - • » Cabinet,
Foolish Guillemot. • • - Cabinet,
Sea Dove. - Cabinet.
Arctic Puffin. .--»". Cabinet,
Razorbill (three). - - - . Cabinet,
FAMILY COLYMBID^.
245 CoLYMBus GLAciAHs, Great Loon, or Diver. - - Cabinet,
246 CoLYUiBus sj:ptentrionali§, Red-throated Loon (m. & f.). Oq,binet,
FAMILY PROCELLARID.a:.
Larg^ Shearwater. - - - Cabinet,
Little Shearwater, ... Cabinet.
Wilson^? Petrel. ... - Cabinet.
Fork-tailed Petrel. - - . Cabinet,
247 PUFFINUS cinereus,
248 PlTFFINirS OBSCCTRUS,
249 ThaIiAssidroma wilsoni,
250 Thalassidroma leachi,
FAMILY PELECANIDiE.
251 Phalaceacorax carbo, Cormorant.
252 Phalacracorax dilophus, Double-crested Cormorant (two). Cab.
253 Pelecanus fuscus, Brown Pelican. .... Cabinet,
254 SuLA AMERICANA, American Ganinet. - • - Cabinet,
BIRDS.
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FAMILY LARID^.
Lalin Names. English Names.
255 Rhynchops nigra-, Black Skimmer (m. & f.). - Cabinet.
266 Sterna hirundo, Common Tern. - - - . Cabinet.
257 Sterna cayana, Cayenne Tern. .... Cabinet.
258 Sterna nigra, Black Tern (m. & f.). - - Cabinet.
259 Sterna ANGLicA, Marsh Tern {m.kt). -. - Cabinet.
260 Sterna aectica, Arctic Tern.
261 Sterna cantiaca. Sandwich Tern.
S62 Sterna dougalli, Eosetite Tern.
263 Sterna argentea, Silvery Tern (na. & f.), _ - - Cabinet.
264 -Larus argentatus, Winter Gull (1 & y.) - - Cabinet.
265 Larus makinus, Great Black-backed Gull. - Cabinet.
266 Larus zonorrhyNcShus, Common American Gull (2 old
and 3 young). Cabinet.
267 Larus atricilla, -Laughing Gull (three). - ' Cabinet.
268 Larus bonapartii, Bmiaparte's Gull (m. & f.). Cabinet.
269 Larus sabini, Fork-tailed Gull. - . ,
270 Larus tridactVlus, Kittiwake, or Threg'toed Gull,
271 Lestris buffoni, Arctic Hawk Gull. - - - ■ —
272 Lestris richardsonii, Richardson's Hawk Gull (three). Cabinet.
273 Lestris pomarinus, Pomarine Hawk Gull (three). Cabinet.
• FAMILY ANATIDiE.
274 Mergus merganser. Buff-breasted Sheldrake (m. & f.). Cabinet.
275 Mergus serrator. Red-breasted Sheldrake (m. & f.). Cabinet.
276 MfiRGUs ctJCULLATUs, Hooded Sheldrake (m. & f.). Cabinet.
277 EuLiGULA VALISNERIA, Cawoasback (m. & f.). - - Cabinet.
278 FuLiGULA ervthrocephala, Redhead. --.-.. Cabinet.
279 FuLiGULA MARiLA, Broadbill. Cabinet.
280 FuLiGULA MINOR, Creek Broadbill. , - , . Cabinet,
281 FuLiGULA RUFiTORQUEs, Bastard Broadbill. - - - Cabinet.
282 PuLiGULA LABRADORA, Pied Jhick (f.). - - . . Cabinet.
283 PuLiGULA rubida, Ruddy Dwck (m. & f.). - - Cabinet.
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NEW-YOKK
Latin Names.'
284 FuLIGUIrA GI^ACIALIS,
285 PuLIGULA ALBEOLA,
286 FuLIG-UiA CLANGULA,
287 FuLiGtri/A histbionica,
288 fuligitla mollis&ima,
289 Fttligula spectabilis,
290 foligula perspicillata,
291 fuugula americana,.
292 fuligxjla fusca,
293 Anas sponsa,
294 Anas discors,
295 Anas carolinensis,
296 Anas acitta,
297 Anas clypeata,
298 Anas strepera,
299 Anas obsctjua,
300 Anas Americana,
301 Anas penem)PE,
302 Anas boschas,
303 Ansee canadensis,
304 Anser albifrons,
305 Anser hyferboreus,
306 Anser beknicla,
307 Anser hutchinsi,
308 Cygnus americanus,
STATE COLLECTION,
English Names.
Oldwife, or Squaw Duck (four). Cabinet,
Buffle-headed Duck. - - - Cabinets
Whistler. --...>. Cabinet.'
Harlequin Duck. - . - . Cabinet,
Eidei- Duck (m. & f.). - - Cabinet,
Ki7ig Duck. Cabinet,
Surf Duck or Coot^ ... Cabinet,
Broad-billed Coot, . * . Cabinet.
White-winged Cootj - • - Cabinet,
Wood Duck (m. & f.). • ■• Cabinet.
Blue-winged Teal (m. & f.). Cabinet,
Greeriruyinged Teal (three). - Cabinet,
Pintail Duck (m. & f.). - - Cabinet.
Shoveller, or Spoonbill (m. & f.). Cabinet.
Grey Duck, or Gadwall. - Cabinet,
Black Duck. Cabinet,
American Widgemi, or Baldpate. Cab.
European Widgeon. » *
Mallard (m. & f.). ^ - . Cabinet,
Wild Goose. ---,.' Cabinet.
White-fronted Goose. -
Snow Goose. Cabinet,
Brant. Cabinet.
Hutchins's Goose,
American Swan, - ' - ■• Cabinet,
309 Gallinula martinica,
Purple Gallinule*.
Cabinet.
* This specimen was obtained by Mr. J. G. Bell, of New-York, within this State,
and furnished by him to the Collection. It is considered exira4imiiat by Dr. D'e
Kay (See his Birds of New- York, p, 264).
ZOOLOGY OF lEW-YORK,
OK THE
N e tu- ^0 X k S anna
BY JAMES E. DE KAY.
PARTS III & IV. REPTILES AND AMPHIBIA.
ZOOLOaY.
CLASS m. REPTILES,
ORDER I. TESTUDINATA,
FAMILY CHBLONID^.
ISnglish Name.
Green Turtle.
Latin Name.
1 Chplonia MYDAS,
2 SpHakgis coriacea,
3 Trionyx F£Rpx,
4 OnELeNUK^. serpentina,
5 Emys paltjstkis,
6 Emys tebrapin,
7 Emys picta,
8 EjttYS GUTTATA,
9 EMYg INSCTTLPTA,
10 Emys rtjbriventei^,
11 Emys jjuhlenbergii,
12 Emys (jbographioa,
13 Emys pseitdogeographica, Pseudogeographic Tortoise.
14 KiNosTEMON PENNSYLVANICUM, Mud Tortoige.
15 Sternoth^eus odoratus, Musk Tortoise (w alcohol). -
16 Oistuda CAROLINA, Common Box Tortoise (m. & f.).
17 Cistuda blandingii, Blanding's Box Tortoise.
In ilio
Leather Turtle,
Soft-shelled Turtle,,
Sfiapping Turtle (m, f. & e^s). Cabinet.
Saltwater Terrapin,
Smooth Terrapin (2 shells). - Cabinet.
Painted Tortoise (m. ^ f.). - Cabinet.
Spotted Tortoise (m. & f,). - Cabinet.
Wood Tprrapin (m. & f.). - Cabinet.
Red-hellied Terrapin,
Muhlen^erg^s Tortpise.
Geographic Tortoise,
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NEW-TOUK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Names.
18 SCINCUS FASCIATUS,
ORDER II. SAURIA.
FAMILY SCINOID^a;,
English Names.
Blue-tailed Skvrik.
FAMILY AGAMIPjE.
19 Tropidolepis undui,atus, Brown Swift (in alcohol).
Gabinet,
ORDER III. OPHIDIA.
FAMILY OOLUBERIDiB.
20 CoLUBBE CONSTRICTOR, Black Sfiake (2 in alcohol).
21 Coluber alleghaniensis,
22 Coluber getultjs,
23 Coluber eximius,
24 Coluber punctatus,
25 Coluber veknalis,
26 Thopidonotus sipedon,
27 Tropidoj^iotus tjenia,
28 Teopidonotus leberis,
Cabinet,
Pilot Black'snake (in alcohol). Cabinet,
Chain SiyzJce (in alcohol). - Cabinet,
Milk Sfiake (4 in alcohol). - Cabinet.
Jling Snake (in alcohol). - - Cabinet.
Grass Snake (one, and 1 in alcohol). Cabinet.
Water Snake (in alcohol). - Cabinet.
Striped Snake (one, and 1 in ale). Cab.
Yellow-hellied Snake (in alcohol*). Cabinet.
29 Tropidonotus dekayi. Small Brovm Siiake (one, & 1 in ale). Cab.
30 Leptophis saurita, Ribbon Snake (one, & 1 in ^Ic,). Cabinet.
31 Calamaria amcena, Red Snake.
82 Heterodon platyrrhinos, Hog-nosed Snake. - - - » Cabinet.
FAMILY OROTALIDiE.
33 Trigonocephalus contortrix, Copperhead.
34 Ckotaltjs durissus, Northern Rattlesnake (m. & f.,
^nd 2 in alcohol and 4 young). Cabinet.
35 Crotalophorus tebgbminus CSay). Triple-spotted Rattlesnake. Cab.
(See Anmial Eeport of 1853.)
ZOOLO&Y.
CLASS IV. AMPHIBIA.
Latin Name.
1 Eana PIPIENS,
2 Kana horiconensis,
3 Kana fontinalis,
4 Eana palustris,
5 Eana halecina,
6 Eana sylvatica,
7 scaphioptjs solitarius,
8 Btifo americantts,
9 Hylodes pickekingi,
10 Hylodes gryllus,
11 Hyla versicolor,
12 Hyla squirella,
In the
Cabinet.
FAMILY RANID^.
English Name.
Bulfrog (2 in aleoliol).
Large Northern Bulfrog (two,
and 2 in alcohol). Cabinet.
Spring Frog (in alcohol). - Cabinet.
Marsh Frog (in alcohol). - - Cabinet,
Shad Frog (two, and 1 in ale). Cabinet
Wood Frog (one, and 2 in ale). Cabinet.
, ^Hermit Spadefoot.
Common American Toad (one,
and 2 in alcohol). Cabinet,
Pickering's Hylodes.
Cricket Hylodes.
Northern Tree-toad (one, and 2 in ale). Cabinet,
Squirrel Tree-toad (two). - Cabinet,
FAMILY SALAMANDRID^.
13 Salamandra symmetrica, Yellow-bellied Salamander (m. & f.). Cab.
14 Salamandra stjbviolacea, Violet-colored Salamander (one,
and 1 in alcohol). Cabinet.
15 Salamandra erytheonota, Red-backed Salamander (m. & f.). Cab,
16 Salamandra picta. Painted Salamander (in alcohol). Cab,
17 Salamandra salmonea, Salmon-colored Salamander.
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NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Names.
18 Salamandra fasciata,
19 Salamandra longicauda,
20 Salamandra gkanttlata,
21 Salamandra bilineata,
22 Salamandra rubra,
23 Salamandra coccinea,
24 Salamandra glutinosa,
25 Triton tigrinus,
26 Triton millepunctattjs,
27 Triton niger,
28 Triton porphyriticus,
English Names.
Blotched Salamander. -
Long-tailed Salamander.
Granulated Salamander.
Striped-backed Salamander. -
Red Salamander (m. & f.). - Cabinet,
Scarlet Salamander.
Blue-spotted Salamander. -
Tiger Triton.
Crimson-spotted Triton (m. & f.). Cab.
Dusky Triton.
Grey-spotted Triton (m. & f.). Cabinet,
FAMILY SIRENID^.
29 Menobeanchtjs lateralis, Banded Proteus.
FAMILY AMPHIUMID^.
30 Menopoma ALLEGHANiENSis, Allegany Hellbender.
31 Pleihodon oinereus (Baird). -
32 Hbmidactyltjm scutatum (Baird).
Cabinet.
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ZOOLOGY OF lEW-YORK,
OR THE
N^ttJ-g oxk jFattna,
BY JAMES E. DE KAY.
PART V. FISHES.
BOTAIY OF lEW-YOEK,
OR THE
N t tn-H ark JTl o ra.
BY JOHN TORREY.
DIVISION I. PHJINOGAMOUS PLANTS.
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BOTAIY.
DIVISION I. PH^NOGAMOUS PLANTS.
CLASS I. EXOGENOUS PLANTS.
Vol. 1.] OEDER I. EANUNCULACBiE.
Latin Name. English Name.
1 Clematis ochroleuca, Silky Virgin' s-hower (3 specimens).
2 Clematis tirginiana, Virginian Virgin's-bower(S).
3 Clematis vebticillaris, Whorl-leaved Virgin' s-hower [%).
4 Anemone nemorosa, Wood Anemone(6). - - -
5 Anemone cylindbica, Cylindrical-headed Windfiower('k).
6 Anemone vikginiana, Thimbleweed{S). ...
7 Anemone multifida, Cut-leaved Windfiower.
8 Anemone pennsylvanica, Pennsylvanian Wind/lower (2).
9 Hepatica triloba, Common Liverleaf(Q). - -
10 Kanuncultts aquatilis, Water Crowfoot(S). • -
11 Eanunculus flammula, Spearwo7-t{2). ....
12 Ranunculits reptans,
IB Ranunculus pusillus,
14 Ranunculus cymbalabia,
15 Ranunculus abobtivus,
16 Ranunculus scelebatus,
17 Ranunculus purshii,
18 Ranunculus aceis,
Least Spearwort(7). - -
Small-Jlowered Crawfoot{%).
Sea Crowfoot[b). - - -
Kidney-leaved Crowfoot{2).
Celery-leaved Crotvfoot(2).
Pursh's Crowfoot{2). - -
Tall Crowfoot(2). - - -
In Ihe
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NEW-yOKK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Names. English Names.
19 Ranunculus repens, Creeping Crowfoot[5).
20 Ranunculus fasciculakis, Bunch-rooted Crowfoot{S).
21 Ranunculus T^HNSYhYAmcvs, Pennsylvanian Crowfoot(2).
22 Ranunculus recukvatus, Sanide-leaved Crowfoot{2).
23 Ranunculus bulbosus,
24 Caltha palustris,
25 Trollius laxus,
26 CoPTIS TRIFOLU,
27 Helleborus viridis,
28 Aquilegia canadensis,
29 Delphinium consolida,
30 aconitum uncinatum,
31 act^a rubra,
32 act^ea alba,
33 cimicifuga racemosa,
34 Thalictrum dioicum,
35 Thalictrum cornuti,
36 Thalictrum anemonoides,
37 Zanthorrhiza apiifoliaj
38 Hydrastis canadensis,
Butteraips(l). - - - .
Common Marsh-marigold(S)
American Gloheflower{Z). -
Common Goldthread[A). -
Green HeUebore{2). - -
Canadian Columbine{2). -
Common Larkspur(i). - -
American Monkshood(l). -
Red Cohosh{4:). - - - -
White Cohoshes). - - -
Blackmakeroot, or Eattleweed(i).
Early Meadowrue[%). - -
Common Meadowrue{5). -
Rue Anemone(8). - - -
Pearly-leaved YelloiDroot(l).
Canadian Yellowroot[2t). -
Vol. 2.] ORDER II. l^AGNOLIACE^.
39 Magnolia glauca. Common Magnolia, or Sweet Bay{2).
40 Magnolia acuminata, Cucumber-tree{2). • - -
41 LlEIODENDRON TULIPIFEEA, TuUp Poplar(2). - - -
ORDER III. ANONACB^.
42 UvAEiA triloba, Papaw(2). ....
ORDER IV. MENISPERMACB^.
43 Menispermum canadense, Canadian Moonseed(S). - Cabinet.
ORDER V. BBRBERIDACE^.
44 Berberis vulgaris, Barberry(3). Cabinet.
45 Leontice thalictroides, Blue Cohosh, or Pappoose-root^i). Cabinet.
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PLANTS.
English Names.
Rheumatism-root{^).
Latill Names.
46 Jeffersonia diphstlla,
47 Podophyllum peltatum, Mayapple, or Mandrakell). -
ORDER VI. CABOMBACEiS.
48 Beasenia peltata, Watershield{2). . - . -
ORDER VII. NELUMBIACE.ffi;.
49 Nelumbium lute cm, Great Yellow Waterlily.
ORDER VIII. NYMPH JSAOEJi;.
50 NvMPHiEA odorata, Great White Waterlily{S). -
61 NupHAR LTJTEA, Small-Jiowered Yellow Pondlily{4:).
52 NupHAR ADVENA, Commoii Yellow Pondlily(3).
ORDER IX. SARRACBNIAOE^.
53 Sareacenia puepueea, Commo?i Sidesaddle/lower {'i).
ORDER X. PAP AVERAGES.
54 Sanguinaria canadensis, Bloodroot{5).
55 Cheliuonium majus, Commmi Cela7idine{2). - -
ORDER XI. FUMARIACE^.
56 Dicentra cucullaria, Dutchman^ s-breeches(2). • -
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57 Dicentea canadensis,
58 Dicentra eximia,
59 Adltjmia cieehosa,
60 CORYDALIS AUREA,
61 CoRYDALIS GLAUCA,
62 FUMARIA OFFICINALIS,
Vol. 3.] ORDER XII. CRUCIFBRiE
63 Nastuetium Palcjstee, Marsh CressCk).
64 Nastuetium hispidum,
65 Nastuetium natans,
66 BarBAEEA VULGARIS,
67 Tureitis stricta,
68 Aeabis hiesuta,
69 Aeabis dentata.
Squirrel-corn[4:). - •
Choice Dicentra{2).
Climbing Fumitory(l).
Golden Corydalis(3). -
Glaucous Corydalis{B).
Common Fumitory{2).
Hispid Cress{B). - - ■
Floating Cress{2).
Scurvy grass{2). - -
Straight Towerimustard.
Hairy Wallcress.
Toothed pFbZZcress(l),
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Latin Names. English Names.
70 Arabis lykata, Lyre-leaved WaUcress{2).
71 Akabis l^vigata, Smooth Wallcress(2). - - -
72 Arabis canadensis, Sicklepod{5).
73 Caedamine khomboidea, Spring Cress(S). - . - -
74 Cardamine pratensis, Bittercress, or CucJcoqflower(3).
75 Cardamine hiksuta,
76 Dentaria laciniata,
77 Dentaria diphylla,
78 Dentaria maxima,
79 Sisymbrium officinale,
80 Sisymbrium thalianum,
Watercress(6). - - - ,
Common Toothwort^i).
Pepper-root{A), - -
Large Toothwort.
Common Hedge-mustard{2),
Mousear Cress{d). • • •
81 Erysimum cheieanthoides, Treacle Mustard{Z).
82 SiNAPIS NIGRA,
83 SiNAPIS ARVENSIS,
84 Draba arabisans,
85 Draba caroliniana,
86 Draba veena,
87 Camelina sativa,
88 Thlaspi artense,
89 Lepidium campestee,
90 Lepidium vieginicum,
Black Mustard.
Wild Mustard, or Charlock{2).
Arahis-like Wkitlowgrass{b).
Carolina Whitlow grass{2). -
Common Whitlowgrass(Z). -
Common Gold-of-pleasure.
Mithridate Mustard,
Mithridate Peppenvort(S). -
Wild Pepper grass[^). • -
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91. Capsella buesa-pastoeis, Common Shepherdspurse(l). •
92 Cakile maeitima, Sea Bocket{2).
93 Raphanus eaphanistrum, Wild Badish(2). - - - -
Vol. 4.] ORDER XIII. C APP ARID ACE JE.
94 PoLANisiA GRAVEOLENs, Heavy-scentcd Polanisia{2). - Cabinet,
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95 Viola pedata, Pedate VioletH). -
96 Viola palmata,
97 Viola cucullata,
98 Viola selkiekii,
99 Viola sagittata,
Palmate Violet(Z).
Hood-leaved Violet{2).
Selkirk's Violet.
Arrow-leaeed Violet^I).
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100 Viola rotundifolia,
101 Viola blanda,
102 Viola phimul^folia,
103 Viola lanceolata,
104 Viola striata,
105 Viola muhlenbergii,
106 Viola rostrata,
107 Viola pubescens,
108 Viola canadensis,
109 Viola tricolor,
110 solea concolor,
Knglish Names.
Round-leaved Violet{b). • -
Sweetscertted White Violet{b).
PriTtirose-leaved Violet.
Lance-leaved Violet [Q). - •
Striated Violet(l.). - - - -
MuhleTiberg's Violet{6). - -
Long-spurred Violet(4:). - -
Yellow Violet{3). ... -
Canadian Violet(2). - - -
Pansey, or Heartsease(S).
Green-flowered Solea(l). - -
ORDER XV. CISTACE^,
111 Helianthemum canadense, Frostweed(Q).
112 LeCHEA MAJOR,
113 Lechea thymifolia,
114 Lechea minor,
115 HuDSONIA ericoides,
116 HuDSONIA TOMENTOSA,
Larger Lechea{4:). - - -
Thyme-leaved Lechea{2). -
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Heath-like H.udsonia(\). -
Woolly Hudsofda{4:). - -
ORDER XVI. DROSERACE^.
117 Drosera rotundifolia, Rou7id-leaved Sundew(A).
118 Drosera longifolia, Long-leaved Sundew{A). - -
119 Drosera filiformis, Thread-leaved Sundew(Z).
120 Parnassia caroliniana, Carolina Grass-of-Parnassus(Q).
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121 AscYRUM sTANs, Upright St. Peter' s-wort(l). Cabinet.
122 Hypericum pyramidicum. Giant St. John's-wort
123 Hypericum kalmianum, Kalm's St. John's-wort{2). - Cabinet.
124 Hypericum perforatum, Common St. John's-wort (2). - Cabinet.
125 Hypericum corymbosum, Corymhed St. John's-wort[2). Cabinet.
126 Hypericum ellipticum. Elliptical-leaved St. John's-wort(4:). Cab.
127 Hypericum mutilum. Small-flowered St. John's-wort{2). Cabinet.
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128 hyfeeicum canadense,
129 Hypekicum sarothra,
130 Elodea virginica,
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ORDER XVIII. ELATINACE.^.
131 Elatine AMERICANA, American Wattrwort{4). - - Cabinet.
Vol. 5.] ORDER XIX. OARYOPHYLLAOEiR.
132 HoNCKENYA FEPLoiDEs, Commou Sea Chickweed{Z).
133 Sagina procfmbens,
134 Sagina apetala,
135 Akenaria serpyllifolia
136 Akenaria squaerosa,
137 Arenaria stkicta,
138 Aeenaela grcenlandica,
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Apetalaus Pearlwort(lO).
Thyme-leaved Sandwort^b).
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139 MffiHRiNGiA lateriflora, Lateral-floweved Mashringia{b). Cabinet.
140 Stellaria media. Common Chickweed(^2). - - Cabinet.
Long-leaved Stitchwort{2). - Cabinet.
Northern St.itchiuort{b). - - Cabinet.
Common Mousear CAzcA-««ee£i(l). Cabinet.
Viscous Mousear Chickweed(3). Cabinet.
Field Chickweed(Z). - - . Cabinet.
141 Stellaria longifolia,
142 Stellakla. borealis,
143 Cerastium vulgatum,
144 Cerastium viscosdm,
145 Cerastium arvense.
146 Cerastium oblongifolium, Oblong-leaved Chickweed.
147 Cerastium nutans,
148 SiLENE STELLATA,
149 Silene antirrhina,
150 Silene noctiflora,
151 Silene pennsylvanica,
152 Silene virginica,
153 Lychnis githago,
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Rose Campion, or CorwcocAZ«(2). Cabinet.
154 Saponahia officinalis. Common Soapwort, ot Bauncing-Bei(2).Cah.
155 Saponakia vaccaria. Perfoliate Soapwort.
156 Mollctgo verticillata, Garpetweed(3). Cabinet.
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157 Anychia dichotoma,
158 Spergula arvensis,
159 Spergula rubra,
160 scleranthus ajnnuus,
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Common Forked Chickweed{4:}. Cabinet.
Corn Spurry, or Tare(S). - Cabinet.
Red-Jlowered Spurry[6). - - Cabinet.
Common Knawel{2). - - - Cabinet.
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161 PoRTULACA OLERACEA, Common Purselane{l). - - Cabinet.
162 Ci>AyTONiA viRGiNicA, Narrow-Uaved Spring-beauty (Q). Cab.
163 Claytonia caroliniana, Broad-leaved Spring-beauty {()). Cabinet.
ORDER XXII. MALVACE^.
164 Malva rotitndifolia, Dwarf or Running Mallow(l). Cabinet.
165 Malta sylvestris, High Mallow.
166 AltHjEA officinalis, Common Marshinalloio.
167 Abutilon AviCENNiE, Velvetleaf(\). - - - - Cabinet.
168 SiDA spiNosA, Prickly Sida(l). - - - Cabinet.
169 Hibiscus virginicus, Sweating-weed(l). - - - - Cabinet.
170 Hibiscus moscheutos, Malloii!rose(l). Cabinet.
171 Hibiscus trionum, Venetian Mallow(l). - - - Cabinet.
ORDER XXm. TILIACE^.
172 Tilia AMERICANA, Basswood(2). Cabinet.
ORDER XXIT. LINACE.a:.
173 LiNUM viRGiNiANUM, Wild Flax{5). Cabinet.
174 LiNUM usiTATissiMUM, Common Flax.
ORDER XXV. GERANIACE^.
175 Geranium maculatum, Spotted Cranesbill{2). - - Cabinet.
176 Geranium carolinianwm, Carolinian Cranesbill{A). - - Cabinet.
177 Geranium pusillubi, Small-flowered Cranesbill{5). Cabinet.
178 Geranium robertianum, Herh-robert(i). Cabinet.
179 Ekodium cicutasidm, Hemlock He>-onsbiU{2). - - Cabinet.
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ORDER XXVI. OXALIDACE^E.
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180 OxALis ACETOSELLA, CommoTi Woodsorrel{b). - -
181 OxALis vioLACEA, Violet Woodsorrel(6). - - -
182 OxALis STBicTA, Yellow Woodsorrel(4:). - -
ORDER XXVII. BALSAMINACE.ffi!.
183 Imp ATiENs PALLIDA, Touch-me-not, 01 Snapweed{l).
184 Impatikns fulva, Balsam-toeed, or Jewel-weed{2).
ORDER XXVIII. LIMNANTHAOB.a;.
185 Flcerkea proserpinacoiDes, False Mermaid[8). - -
186 Ehus typhina,
187 Ehus glabra,
188 Ehus copallina,
189 Ehus venenata,
190 Ehus toxicodendron,
191 Ehus aromatica,
ORDER XXIX. ANACARDIACEJE.
Stagshorn Sumach{2).
Smooth Sumach{l). - -
Mountain Sumach{4). - -
Poison Sumach(B). - - -
Poisonvine, or Mercury [4:).
Sweet-scented Sumach(2).
ORDER XXX. XANTHOXYLAOE.^.
192 Zanthoxyldm americanum, Common Prickly-ash[i).
193 Ptelea tkifoliata, Swamp Dogwood{2). -
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194 Acer pennsylvanicum, Striped Maple{Q). - -
195 Acer spicatum,
196 Acer saccharinum,
197 Acer dasycarpum,
198 Acer rubrum,
Mountain Maple(l).
Sugar Maple(3). -
White Maple{2). -
RedMaple{9). - -
ORDER XXXII. HIPPOC ASIAN ACEiE.
199 ./EscuLus HippocASTANUM, Common Horse-chesnut(\).
ORDER XXXIII. OELASTRAOE^.
200 StapHylea trifolia, American Bladdernut[A).
201 Celastrus scandens, Bitter sweet(Z). - - - .
202 Euonymus atropdrpureus, Burning-hush{2). - - -
203 Euonymus americanus, Strawberry-tree^^), - -
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204 Khamntjs catharticus,
205 KhAMNUS ALNIFOLItrS,
206 Ceanothus americanus,
207 Oeanothus ovalis,
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Common Buckthorn. ■
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Narroto-lea/ved Ceanothus.
ORDER XXXV. VITACEJ5.
208 ViTis labrusca, Fox Grape(4:). - -
209 ViTis ^STiVALis, Summer Grape{l).
210 ViTis coRDiFOLiA, Frost Grape{S).
211 ViTis RiPARiA, Winter Grape{l). -
212 Ampelopsis qtiinqtjefolia, Virginian Creeperl^i),
ORDER XXXVI. POLYGALACEilil.
213 PoLYGALA sANGiriNEA, PurpU Milkwort{2).
214 PoLYGALA CRTJCIATA,
215 PoLYGALA VERTICILLATA,
216 PoLYGALA AMBIGTJA,
217 PoLYGALA SENEGA,
218 PoLYGALA POLYGAMA,
219 PoLYGALA PAUCIFOLIA,
Cross-leaved Milkwort(S),
Whorl-leaved Milkioort{Z).
Ambiguous'Milkvjort{4:). •
Seneca Snakeroot{\). - -
Polygamous Milkwort(B).
Fringed Milkwort{2i).
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220 ViCIA AMERICANA,
221 ViCIA CRACCA,
222 VjCIA TETRASPERMA,
223 VlCJA SATIVA,
224 Ervum hirsutum,
225 Lathyrus maritimus,
226 Lathyrus ochroletjcds,
227 Lathyrus myrtifolius,
228 Lathyrus palusteis,
229 Phaseolus perennis,
230 Phaseolus diversifolius,
American Vetch{\). - - -
Tufted Vetch(l). - - - -
Slender Veich(2). - - - -
Commo7i Vetch(S). - - . -
Hairy Tare{2).
Seaside Vetchling{S). ...
Cream-colored Vetchling(X}. •
Myrtle-leaved Vetchling{B). -
Marsh Velchling{2). - - -
Perennial Kidneybean{2).
Various-leaved Kidneybean(2).
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Phaseolus HELVOLUS,
Apios TUBEROSA,
Galactia glabella,
ClITOEU MARIANA,
AmPHICAEPjEA monoica,
robinia fseudacacia,
Tephrosia virginiana,
Trifolium akvense,
Tbifolium pratense,
Trifolium beflexum,
Trifolium rbpens,
Trifolium agrarium,
Melilotus officinalis,
MeLILOTUS IjEUCANTHA,
Medicago SATJVA,
Medicago lupui,ina,
English Names.
Long-stalked KidneijhearL{2).
Groundnut {t)).
Smooth Milkvine.
Maryland Clitoria[3). - -
Common Hognut{4:). - - -
Common Locust-tree(l). - -
Goafs-rue, or Catgut(2). - -
Stone Clover{Q). ....
Eed Clover{8).
Buffalo Clover{l). ....
White Clover{2). ....
Yellow Cloveril). ....
Yellow Melilot{\). ....
White Melilot{^). ....
Spanish Trefoil, or Lucern.
Black Medick, or Nonesuch{3).
Astragalus cANADENsft, Canadian MilkvetchfB).
Phaca negleota,
Stylosanthes elatior,
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Bastard Vetch(S).
Pencilflower{4:).
Desmodium nudifloeum,
Desmodium acuminatum,
Desmodium canadense,
Desmodium canescens,
Desmodium dillenii,
Desmodium cuspidatum,
Naked-flovjered Desmodium,{3).
Point ed-leqxed Besmodium{2).
Canadian Desmadium.[4:).
Hoary Besmodium(2). - -
Dillenius's Desmodium{B). -
Large-hracted Des7rtodium(B).
Desmodium vieidifloeum. Velvet-leaved Bcsmodium{3).
Desmodium maeilandicum. Smooth Small-leaved Desm.{2).
Desmodium ciliaee, Hairy Small-leaved Desm.(l).
Desmodium eigidum, Rigid Besmodium(l). - - -
Desmodium paniculatum, Panicled B^smodium(2), - -
Desmodium eotundifolium, iJoMMtZ-Zeacet? Desmodium(l).
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262 Lespedeza procumeens,
263 Lespedeza eepens,
264 Lespedeza violacea,
265 Lespedeza hiuta,
266 Lespedeza cafitata,
267 Genista tinctoeia,
268 CrOTALAKIA SAGlfxALIS,
269 lxjpinus perennis,
270 Baptisia tinctoria,
271 Baptisia australis,
272 Cercis canadensis,
273 Cassia marilandica,
274 Cassia cham^crista,
^275 Cassia nictitans,
276 Gymnocladus canadensis,
277 Gleditschia teiacanthqs,
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Trailing Lespedpza{2),
Slender Lespedeza[2). - -
Bush Cl(mer[l). - - *-
Hairy Lespedeza(S). - -
Mound-headed Lespedeza{b).
Dyer's Greenweed.
Small Annual Ra,ttlebox(4).
Commrni Wild Lu,pine(l).
Common Wild Indigo(S).
Blue-flowered False Indigo,
American Judas-tree{l). -
American Se7ina{2). • -
Sensitive Pea(l). . r -
Sensitive-plant(2). - - -
Coffee-tree{l). - - - -
Honey Locust{A). - - -
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278 Peunus Americana, Red or Yellow Plum(2).
279 Prunus maritima, Beach or Sand Plum{&).
280 Cerascts pumila, Sand Cherry(2). - -
281 Cerasits pennsslvanica, Bird Cherry(2). - -
282 Cerasits tieginiana,
283 Cekasusserotina,
284 Spiejea optjlifolia,
285 Spir.ea salicifolia,
286 SpiEiEA TOHENTOSA,
287 SPIR.EA ARUNCUS,
Chokecherry(B). . - . .
Wild Cherry(2)
Ninebark(2).
Quee7i-of-the-meadoii){2). - -
Hardhack, or Steeplebush{2).
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288 GiLLENiA TEiFOLiATA, Lidian-physic, or Bowman's-root{2).
289 Gillenia stipulacea, American Ipecacuanfia(l).
290 Geum vieginianum, Virginian Avens{2). - - -
291 Geum steictum, Small-Jloioered Yellow Avens(l).
292 Geum rita]:,e, Water Avens{2). - - - .
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293 Geum triflorum, Three-flowered Purple Avens(2). Cabinet.
294 Waldsteinia feag^arioides, Strawberry-like Waldsteima(2). Cab.
295 SanguisoJea canadensis, American Great Burnet(2). - Cabinet.
296 Ageimonia eupatoeia, Common Agrimony(2). - - Cabinet.
297 PoTENTiLLA NORVEGicA, Norwegian Cinquefoil{2). - Cabinet.
298 PoTENTiLLA TRIDENTATA, Three-toothed Cinquefoil(4.). - Cabinet.
299 PoTENTiLLA CANADENSIS, Common Cinquefoil*or Fivefinger{2). Cab.
300 PoTENTiLLA ARGENTEA, Silver-leaved Cinquefoil(l). • Cabinet.
Close-flmoered CinguefoiVjV). - Cabinet.
Shrubby Cinquefoil{S). - - Cabinet.
Wild Tansey, or Silverweed(b). Cabinet.
Common or Marsh Cinquefoil(l). Cabinet.
301 PoTENTiLLA ARGUTA,
302 PoTENTiLLA FRUTICOSA,
303 PoTENTiLLA ANSEEINA,
304 CoMAEUM PALI7STSE,
305 Eeagaeia tirginiana,
306 Feagaria vesca,
307 Dalibarda repens,
308 RUBTTS odorattts,
309 RUBTJS TEIFLORUS,
310 RUBIJS STRIGOSTJS,
Wild Strawberry(l). - - - Cabinet.
Wild Strawberry (S). - - - Cabinet..
Creeping Dalibarda(4.). - - Cabinet.
Flowering Raspberry (I). - - Cabinet.
Dwarf Raspberry {4l). - - - Cabinet.
lied Wild Raspberry {2). - - Cabinet.
311 Ettbus occidentalis, Black Raspberry, or TAmJZeJerry{3). Cabinet.
312 Rtjbus tillosus,
313 RuBus canadensis,
314 RuBUS HISPIDUS,
315 RuBirs CFNEiFOLiirs,
316 Rosa Carolina,
317 Rosa lucida,
318 Rosa blanda,
319 Rosa rtibiginosa,
320 Crat.egus oxycantha,
321 Ceatjegus crus-galli,
322 Crat.egus coccinea,
323 CRAT.aiGU3 tomentosa,
324 Ceatjegus punctata,
Common Blackberry [4). • - Cabinet.
Low Blackberry, or Dewberry{l). Cabinet.
Running Swamp Blackberry(I). Cabinet.
Sand Blackberry {B). - - . Cabinet.
Swamp Rose(l), .... Cabinet.
Dwarf Wild Rose{6). - - - Cabinet.
Early Wild Rose(2). - - - Cabinet.
Sweetbriar, or Eglantine[2), Cabinet.
Hawthorn, or English Thorn{i). Cabinet.
Cockspur Thom(S). - - . Cabinet.
White Thorn(4:). .... Cabinet.
Black Thorn{2). - . . . Cabinet.
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325 PyRUS COK.ONARIA,
326 Pyrus akbutifolia,
327 Pyrus Americana,
English Names.
Crabapple{S), - '
Chokeberry[<o). -
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328 Amelanchier canadensis, Common Juneberry{6).
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329 Ehexia virginica, Meadow-beauty, or Deergrass(S). Cabinet,
ORDER XL. LYTHRACEiE.
330 Ammannia humilis, Dwarf Ammannia.
331 Lythrum HYSsopiFOLlA, Common Purple Loosestrife.
332 Decodon verticillatum, Swamp Willowherb(2). - - Cabinet.
333 Guphea viscosissima, Viscid Cuphea.
ORDER XLI. ONAGRAOE^.
334 Epilobium angustifolium, Rosebay Willowherb{2)
335 Epilobiitm alpinum,
336 Epilobium coloratum,
337 Epilobium molle,
338 Epilobium palustbE,
339 (Enothera biennis,
340 (Enothera fruticosa,
341 (Enothera linearis.
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Alpine Willowkerb(2). - - Cabinet.
Purple-leaved Willowkerb(2). Cabinet.
Soft Willowherb.
Narrotv-leaved WiUowherb{2). Cabinet.
Common Evening Primrose(2). Cabinet.
Sundr'ops{2). Cabinet.
Narrow-leaved Evening Primrose.
342 (Enothera chrysantha, Goldeji-Jlowered Evening Primrose.
343 (Enothera pumila,
344 Gaura biennis,
345 LurwiGiA alternifolia,
346 LUDWIGIA SPH^KOCAKPA,
347 LuDWIGIA PALUSTRIS,
348 CiRC^A lutetiana
349 ClRC^A ALPINA,
Dwarf Evening Primrose(l). Cabinet.
Biennial Gaura(B). - - - Cabinet.
Seedbox(8). Cabinet.
Round-fruited lMdwigia(l). Cabinet.
Water Purselane(2). ... Cabinet.
Common Enchanter's Nigktskade(2). Cabinet.
Alpine Enchanter's Nightshade.
350 Proserpinaca palustris. Marsh Mermaid-ieeed{4:). Cabinet.
351 Proserpinaca pectinagea, Cut-leaved Mermaid-weed(B). Cabinet.
852 Myriophyllum spicatum. Spiked Water-milfoil.
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353 Myriophyllum verticillatum, Whorled Water-milfoil{l). Cabinet.
354 Myriophyllum hetekophyllum, Varicms-leavedWater-milf.[2).QdAi.
355 Myriophyllum ambiguum, Polymorphous Water-milfoil{V). Cabinet.
356 Myriophyllum tenellum, Leajless Water-milfoil{b). • Cabinet.
357 HippuRis VULGARIS, CommoTi MarestaU{2). - • Cabinet.
ORDER XLII. CACTACE^.
358 Opuntia vulgaris, Common Indian-Jig, or PricJcly-pear(J). Cabinet.
ORDER XLIII. GROSSULAOB.a;.
359 ElBES CYN06BATI,
360 RiBES rotundifolium,
361 ElBES LACUSTKE,
362 ElBES FLORIDUM,
363 ElBES PROSTRATUM,
Prickly Gooseberry (6). - ■
Bound-leaved Gooseberry (2).
Swamp Gooseberry {^). - ■
Wild Black Currant{2). •
Fetid Cur rant (2). - - - ■
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364 SicYos ANQULATUs, Common Single-seeded Cucumber ([.)• Cabinet.
865 EcHiNocYSTis LOBATA, Wild Balsamapple(2). - - Cabinet.
ORDER XLV. CRASSULACEiE.
366 TiLL.a;A simplex,
367 Sedum telephioides,
368 Sedum telephium,
369 Penthorum sedoides,
Pigmyweed.
American Orpine.
Liveforever{2). - - -
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370 Saxifraga virginiensis, Virginian Saxifrage{l). -
371 Saxifraga pennsylvanica, Penrvsylvaniam, Saxifrage{4)
372 Heuchera Americana, Common Alumroot.
373 MiTELLA diphylla. Common Biskopscap{3). -
374 MiTELLA NUDA, Stoloniferous Bisfiopscap(i).
375 TiARELLA coRDiFOLiA, Heart-leaved Mitreu-ort(l).
376 Chrysosplenium americanum. Golden Saxifrage(S). -
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377 Hamamelis virginica, Witch Hazel{2). .... Cabinet.
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Vol. 12.] . ORDER XLVIII. UMBELLIPERiE.
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378 Hydrocotyle AMEificANA, American Marsh-pennywort{A.). Cabinet.
379 Hydrocotyle umbellata, Many-flowered Marsh-pennywort{i).Ga,h.
380 Crantzia lineata, Narrow-leaved Crantzia.
381 Sanictjla MARiLANDicA, Long-styled Sanicle(4:). - - Cabinet.
882 Sanicula canadensis, Canadian Sanicle{B). - - - Cabinet.
383 DiscoPLEDRA CAPILLACEA, Few-ruyed Discopleura{'l). - Cabinet.
384 Btjpleurum ROTUNDiFOLiuM, Tkoroughwax, OT Modesty([). Cabinet.
385 CicuTA MAcuLATA, Water-hemlock, or Spotted Cowbane[S). Cabinet.
386 CiCTJTA BULBIFERA, Bulbiferous Water-kemlock(i). Cabinet.
387 SitTM LATiFOLiuM, Broad-Uaved Pra?er-_pairswep(4). Cabinet.
388 SiuM LiNEARE, Narrow-leaved Water-par snep{^).Qabviiei.
389 Ceyptot.snia canadensis, Common Honewort{2). • - Cabinet.
390 ZiziA cordata. Heart-leaved Alexander s{^). - Cabinet.
391 ZiziA AUKEA, Golden Meadow-parsnep(l). - Cabinet,
392 ZiziA iNTEGERRiMA, Entire-leaved Zizia{2). - - Cabinet.
393 Thaspitjm atropttrpxteeum. Purple Alexanders(l). • - Cabinet.
394 Thaspium aureum, Golden Thaspium{S). - - - Cabinet.
395 Thaspium barbinode. Hairy-jointed Thaspium{2>). - Cabinet.
396 ^THUSA CYNAPiuM, Common Fool's Parsley{2). - Cabinet.
397 CoNiosELiNUM CANADENSE, Canadian Cordoselinum{4). • Cabinet.
398 Archangelica atropurpurea, Coinnum Angelica(7}. - Cabinet.
399 Archangelica hirsuta, Doivny Angelica{S). - - - Cabinet.
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400 Archemora rigida,
401 Pastinaca sativa,
402 Heracleum lanatuM;,
403 Dauctts carota,
404 osmorhiza l0ngistyli6,
405 osmorhiza brevistylis,
406 conium maculattim,
407 Erigenia bulbosa,
Rigid-leaved Archemora(6).
Common or Wild Parsnep{B). Cabinet.
American Cow Parsnep{f)i). - Cabinet.
Common or Wild Carrot{2). Cabinet.
True Sweet Cicely{2), - - - Cabinet.
Spurious Sweet Cicely{^). - Cabinet.
Common Poison Hemlock{4:). Cabinet.
Bidhaus-rooted Erigenia{^). Cabinet.
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408 Aralia racemosa,
409 Aralia nudicaulis,
410 Aralia hispida,
411 Panax quinquefolium,
412 Panax tkifolicm,
OEDER XLIX. ARALIACE^.
English Names.
Spikenard(l). - • •
Wild Sarsaparilla(l).
Wild Elder{\). - ■ ■
Common Ginseng{4:). -
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ORDER L. CORNACE^.
413 CoRNus alternifolia, Alternate-leaved Dogwood(2). Cabinet.
Round-leaved Dogwood(2). - Cabinet.
White-berried Dogwood{2). - Cabinet.
Panicled Dogwood(Z). - - Cabinet.
Swamp Dogwood{S). • - - Cabinet.
Common Dogwood{4:), • - - Cabinet.
Dwarf Bo givood{2>). - - - Cabinet.
414 CoRNUS CIRCINATA,
415 CoRNUS STOLONIFERA,
416 CoENtJS PANICULATA,
417 CoRNUS SERICEA,
418 CoRNTJS FLORIDA,
419 CoRHUS CANADENSIS,
ORDER LI. CAPRIFOLIACE^.
420 LINN.EA BOREALis, Ttbo-Jlowered Linruea^^).
421 SympHORiCAEPUS eacemosa, Common Sm)wberry{2).
422 Symphorioarpus vulgaEis, Indian Currant[2).
423 LoNiCERA sEMPERViRENS, Trumpet Honey sucMe{A).
424 LONICEEA GKATA,
425 LoNICERA PLATA,
426 LONICERA HIRSUTA,
427 LoNICERA PAEVIFLORA,
428 LONICERA CILIATA,
429 LoNicEEJt CjERUlea,
430 LoNICERA OBLONGIFOLIA,
431 DiEEVILLA TEIFIDA,
Wild Honeysuckle.
Yellow Honeysuckle.
Hairy Honey suckle{4:). - -
Small-flowered Honeysuckle(b).
Fly Honeysuckle{^). - - -
Hairy Fly Honey suckle(l), -
Long-stalked Honeysuckle(l).
Common Bush Honeysuckle{l).
432 Teiosteum PERFOLIATUM, Feverwort, 01 Horse Gentian{l),
433 Sambucus pubens, Red-berried Elder{2). - - •
434 Sambucus canadensis, Common Elder{2). - -
435 Viburnum nudum. Swamp Viburnum(J). - - -
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436 VlBUKNUM PRTJNlFOLIirM,
487 ViBUHNUM LENTAGO,
438 Viburnum dentatum,
439 Viburnum pubescens,
440 Viburnum acerifolium,
441 Viburnum pauciflorum,
442 Viburnum opulus,
443 Viburnum lantanoides,
English Names.
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Vol. 14.] ORDER LIT. RUBIAOE^.
444 GrALiuM APARiNE, ComTTum Cleavers, or Goosegrass(l). Cabinet.
445 GrALIUM TRIFIDUM,
446 GrALIUM asprellum,
447 Galium teiflorum,
448 Galium pilosum,
449 Galium circ^zans,
450 Galium boreale,
Small Bedstraw(9). - - - Cabinet.
Rough Bedstraw{2). - - - Cabinet.
Sweetscented Bedstraw{l). - Cabinet.
Hairy Bedsfraw(B). - - - Cabinet.
Wild Liquorice{5). - - - Cabinet.
Northern Bedstraw(2.). - - Cabinet.
451 Cephalanthus occiDEiJirALis, Butterlmsh, Pond Bogwood{2). Cab.
452 MiTCHELLA repens, Partridgeberry{3). - - - Cabinet.
Common Bluets, or Dwarf Risk {5). Cabinet.
J^ringed-leaved Bluets(4). - Cabinet.
Long-leaved Bluets(6). - - Cabinet.
Cluster-flowered Bluets.
453 Hedyotis cerulea,
454 Hedyotis ciliolata,
455 Hedyotis longifolia,
456 Hedyotis glomeraja,
ORDER LIII. VALERIANACE^.
457 Valeriana sylvatica, TaU Swamp Valerian{2). - Cabinet.
458 Fedia fagopyeum, Buckwheat Cornsalad('S). - Cabinet.
ORDER LIV. DIPSACB^.
459 DiPSACus sylvestris, Wild Teasel{2). . . - . Cabinet.
Vol. 15.] ORDER LV. OOMPOSITiE.
460 Vernonia noveboracsnsis, Common Ironweed{B). - - - Cabinet.
461 LiATRis CYLINDRACEA, Small Buttonsnakeroot(l). - Cabinet.
462 LiATEis spicata, Tall Buttomnakerooi{\). • • Cabinet,
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'463 LiATRis scAEiosA, Large-fiowered Buttons7iakeroot{^). Cabinet.
464 EuPATOEiuM puRFUREUM, Joe-Pye-weed(6). - - - . Cabinet,
465 EirpATORiuM leucolefis, White-scaled Hempweed.
466 Etjfatoeitjm teucrifolium, Germander-lefived Hempweed(2). Gahinet,
467 EupATORiuM EOTUNDiFOLiuM, Round-leaved Hempweed.
468 EuPATORiuM sEssiLiFoLiuM, Upland Bo?ieset{l), - - - Cabinet,
469 EupATORiuM PERFOLiATUM, Boneset, or Thoroughteort{l). Cabinet.
470 EiTPAToRiuM AGERAToiDEs, White Sriakeroot[l). - - - Cabinet.
471 EupATORiFM AROMATicuM, Swettscented Hempweed(2). - Cabinet.
472 MiKANiA scANDENs, Common Climbing Hevipweed(B). Cabinet.
473 Nardosmia palmata, Sweet Coltsfoot.
474 TussiLAGo fahfara, Common Coltsfoot{b). - - - Cabinet.
475 Sericocarpus conyzoides, Broad-leaved Sericocarpus{2). Cabinet.
476 Sericocarpus solidaginetjs, Narrow-leaved Sericocarpus{2).GahiQet.
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477 Aster corymbosus,
478 Aster macrophyllus,
479 Aster radula,
480 Aster spectabilis,
481 Aster patens,
482 Aster l^vis,
483 Aster undulatus,
484 Aster cordifolhts,
485 Aster sagittifolius,
486 Aster ericoides,
487 Aster multiflortjs,
488 Aster dumosus,
489 Aster tradescanti,
490 AsTEB miser,
491 Aster simplex,
492 Aster tenuifolius,
493 Aster greenii,
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Rasp-leavea Aster.
Showy Aster.
Spreading Asier(2). • -
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Smooth Blue Aster{l).
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Various-leaved Aster{S). -
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Heart-leaved Aster{l).
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Heath-like Aster.
Many-flowered Asier{2). -
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Bushy Aster(l). • - ■
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Tradescant's Aster{2).
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Starved Aster.
Willow-leaved Aster [^). -
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Green's Aster.
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494 Aster laxus,
495 Aster elodes,
496 astek funicetjs,
497 Aster peenanthoides,
498 Aster nov^-anglue,
499 Aster acuminatu?,
500 Aster ptarmicoides,
601 Aster flextjostts,
502 Aster linifolids,
English Names.
Loosdy-branohed Aster.
Blue Smooth Marsh Aster (l).
Hispid Tall Aster{f)). ■ •
Frenanthes-liJce Aster{\.).
New-England Aster{2). - -
Acuminate Aster{2). - - -
Ptarmicoid Aster{2), - - -
Perennial Salt-marsh Aster(\.).
Annual Salt-marsh Aster(Z).
503 DiPLoPAPPUs j/iNARiiFOLius, Narrow-leoved J)iplopappus{6).
504 DiPLopAPPtrs coRNiFOWTJia, Cornel-leaved Diplopappus{i).
505 DiPLopAppus uuiBELLATUs, Umbelled Biplopappus.
506 Erigeron canadense, Horseweed, or Butterweed(l).
507 Erigeron bellidifolium, Poor Robert's Plantain(2). •
508 Erigeron PHii-ADELPaicFM, Philadelphia Fledbane{2). -
509 Erigeron annuum, Sweet Scabious, Daisy, <^c.(i),
510 Erigeron strigosum, Fledbane(V).
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511 SOLIDAGO SQUAEROSA,
512 SOLIDAGO BICOLOR,
513 Solid A GO latifolu,
514 Solidago cssia,
515 Solidago stricta,
516 Solidago virga-aurea,
517 Solidago rigida,
518 Solidago ohioensis,
519 Solidago sempervirens,
520 Solidago neglecta,
521 Solidago patula,
522 Solidago argdta,
Squarrose Goldenrod(l). - ■
While Goldenrod{4:), • - •
Broad-leaved Goldenrod{4L). •
Bhie-stemmed Goldenrod(S),
Willow-leaved Goldenrod(i).
European Goldenrod{Z). - ■
Eigid-leaved GoldenrQd{2). .
Ohio Goldenrod{%). - - ■
Salt-marsh Goldenrod(2).
Neglected Goldenrod(i). - ■
Spreading Goldmtrod(B), •
Sharp-toothed Goldmrod{l).
523 Solidago muhlenbergii, Muhlenberg's Goldenrod(2),
524 SoIiIDAgo altissima, Tall Hairy Goldenrod{l).
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525 SoLIDAGO FLMIFOLIA,
526 SOLIDAGO ODORA,
527 SOLIDAGO NEMOEALIS,
528 SOLIDAGO CANADENSIS,
529 SoLIDAGO SEROTINA,
530 SoLIDAGO GIGANTEA,
531 solidago lanceolata,
532 solidago tenuifolia,
533 Chrysopsis falcata,
534 Chrysopsis Mariana,
535 Bacchaeis halimifolia,
536 Plttchea camphorata,
537 Inula helenittm,
Vol. 18.]
538 PoLYMNIA CANADENSIS,
539 PoLYMNIA UVEDALIA,
540 silphium trifoliattjm,
541 iva frutescens,
542 Ambrosia teifida,
English Names.
Elm-leaved Goldetirod.
Sweetscented Goldenrod(2).
Gray Goldenrod{B). - - ■
Canadian Golde/irod(l). - ■
Late-Jlmoering Goldenrod{2).
Tall Smooth Goldenrod(l). •
Bushy Goldenrod{l). - - ■
Slender-leaved Goldenrod{2),
Sickle-leaved Chrysopsis(2). •
Maryland Chrysopsis{3). - •
Groundselbush(l). - - - -
Seaside Marsh-fleahane{2). •
Common Elecampane(l). - -
Small-Jlowered Leafcup(Z).
Large-flowered Leafcup{2).
Ternate Silphium.
Highwater-shrub{2). - -
Three-lobed Eagweed{2). -
543 Ambrosia ab,temisi.sfolia, Hogweed, or Bittenveed(l).
544 Xanthium strumarittm. Common Cocklebur(i).
545 Xanthium echinatum,
546 Xanthium spinosum,
547 Heliopsis l^vis,
548 Eudbeckia hirta,
549 RUDBECKIA laciniata,
550 Lepachys pinnata,
551 Helianthus giganteus,
552 Helianthus strumosus,
Sea Cocklebur{2). - - -
Thorny Cocklebur(l). - -
Oxeyeil).
Large Hairy Rudbeckia{2).
Tall Smooth Rudbeckia{2).
Tall Lepachys{2). - - -
Tall Wild Sunflower{'i). -
Wild Sunflower(2). - -
553 Helianthus decapetalus, Wild Sunflower{l), - -
554 Helianthus divaricatus. Small Rough-leaved Sunflower\
655 Helianthus tuberosus, Jerusalem Artichol{e[}.). -
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556 AcTiNOMERis SQUARRosA, Squarrose Actinomeris{l). - Cabinet.
557 Coreopsis trichosperma, Tickseed SunfUmer^l). - - Cabinet.
658 Coreopsis rosea, Small Rose-colored Coreo^««(l). Cabinet.
559 BiDENs FRONDosA, Common Bur-marigold, 01 Sticktight{2).Gahmet.
660 BiDENs coNNATA, Swamp Beggarticks{2). - - Cabinet.
561 BiDENS CERNUA, Swamp Beggarticks.
662 BiDEKs CHRYSANTHEMOIDES, Large-jlowered Bur-mar igold(l). Cab.
563 BiDENs BECKii, Water Marigold(2). - - - Cabinet.
664 BiDENs BiFiNNATA, Spanish-needles{2). - - - Cabinet.
665 Helenium autumnale, Sneezeweed(2). Cabinet.
Fetid Chamomile, or Mayweed(L). Cabinet.
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566 Marttta cotula,
667 Anthemis arvensis,
568 Achillea millefolium,
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569 Leitcanthemum vulgare, Whileweed, or Daisy[2)
570 Tanacetum VULGARE, Common Tansey[\). -
571 Artemisia canadensis,
572 Artemisia caudata,
673 Artemisia vulgaris,
674 GtNaphalium decureens,
575 GrNAPHALiDM POLYCEPHALUM, Life-everlasting(2). -
576 Gnaphalium uliginosum. Marsh Cudweed{2).
577 Gnaphalium purpueeum. Purple Cudweed(4:). -
578. Antennaria margaritacea, Pearly Everlasting i^)
Wild Chamomile(\). -
Common Yarrow{l). -
Wild Wormwood{l). - - -
Tall Biennial Wormwood{2).
Mugviort.
Decurreiit Cudweed{l). - -
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579 Antennaria plantaginifolia, Plantain-leaved Cudweed(S). Cahinet.
580 FiLAGO germanica, Herba Impia(2). •
581 Erechtites HiERAciFOLius, Commou Fireweed(\.).
582 Cacalia suaveolens,
583 Cacalia ateiplicifolia,
584. Senecio vulgaris,
585 Senecio aureus,
586 Arnica mollis,
Sweetscented Indian Plantain.
Indian Plantain(i). - - -
Common Graundsel(\.). - -
Life-root, or Squaw-weed(I).
Soft Arnica{2). - - - -
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Latin Names.
587 Centaurea cyanus,
588 CARruus benedictus,
589 CiRSIUM LANCEOI.A.TUBI,
590 CiRSIUM DISCOLOR,
591 CiRSIUM MUTICCM,
592 CiRSIUM PUMILUM,
593 ClRSIDM HORRIDULtTM,
594 CiRSIUM ARVENSE,
595 Lappa major,
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596 Krigia virginica,
597 Cynthia virginica,
598 Cichorium: intybus,
599 Hieeacium camadense,
600 HiERACIUM SCABEUM,
601 Hieeacium geonovii,
602 Hieeacium tenosum,
603 hieracium paniculatum,
604 Nabalus albus,
605 Nabalus altissiMus,
606 Nabalus feaseei,
607 Nabalus nanus,
608 Nabalus boottii,
609 Taraxacum dens-leonis,
610 Lactuca elongata,
611 mulgedium acuminatum,
612 mulgedium leucoph^um,
613 sonchus oleeaceus,
614 SoNCHUS ASPER,
615 SoNOHUS ARVENSIS,
English Names,
Bluebottle, or French Pink(l). Cabinet.
Common Blessed-thistle.
Common Thistle(l). - - .
Two-colored Thistle(2). - -
Aiordess Swamp Thistle{2), -
Pasture Thistle{2). - - -
Yellow Thistle{l). - . - .
Canada Tkistle<^2). - - -
Common Burdock(l). ....
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Virginian Cynthiai^). - -
Wild Succory, or Chicory(2).
Sharp-toothed I^wkwted(2),
Rough Haw]cweed{l). - - -
Gronovius's Hawkieeed^Z). -
EattleS7iakeweed{l). - - -
Panided Hawkweed{2). - -
Lionsfoot, or White Lettuce{6).
Tall Nabalus{l). - - . .
Gall-of-the-earth.
Dwarf Nabatui(l). • - - Cabinet.
Boott's Nabalus.
Common Dandelion(l). ■• - Cabinet.
Wild Lettuce, or Fireweed{^). Cabinet.
Sharp-leaved Mulgediumi^). Cabinet.
Tall Mulgedium{4). - - - Cabinet.
Common Sowthistle{l). - - Cabinet.
Spiny~leaved Sowthistle.
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Latin Names.
616 Lobelia kalmii,
617 Lobelia nuttallii,
618 Lobelia spicata,
619 Lobelia dortmanna,
620 Lobelia syphilitica,
621 Lobelia inflata,
622 Lobelia caedinalis,
ORDER LVI. LOBELIAOE^.
English Names.
Kalm's Lohelia(%). - - - - Cabinet.
NuttaWs Lohelia[%). - - - Cabinet.
Pale-spiked LobeUa(3). - - Cabinet.
Water Gladiole{2). - - - Cabinet.
Blue Cardinalflower{2). - - Cabinet.
, Iiidian Tobacco(B). - - - - Cabinet.
CardiiialJlower{2>). - - - - Cabinet.
ORDER LVII. OAMPANULAOE.ai.
623 Campanula botundifolia, Harebell(B). Cabinet.
624 Campanula aparinoides, Slender Swamp BellJlower(8). Cabinet.
625 Campanula Americana, American Bellflmver(2). • - Cabinet.
626 Specularia peefoliata. Clasping Specularia(b). - • Cabinet.
ORDER LVIII. ERIOAOE^.
627 Arctostaphylos uva-ursi, Beaiberry{S). Cabinet.
628 Clethea alnifolia. Common Sweet Pepperbusk{2). Cabinet.
629 Epig^a eepens. Ground Laurel(4:). - - - - Cabinet.
630 Gautieea peocumbens, Partridgeherry, or T'eaJerr-y(6). Cabinet.
631 Andromeda polyfolia, Wild Rosemary(2). - - - Cabinet.
632 Andromeda calyculata, Leatkerleaf(S). Cabinet.
633 Andeomeda maeiana. Kill-lamb, or Staggerbusk(S). Cabinet.
634 Andeomeda eacemosa, Racemed Andromeda(2). - - Cabinet.
635 Andromeda ligusteina. Privet Andromeda{2). - - Cabinet.
636 Rhododendron maximum. Great Laurel{2). - . - - Cabinet.
687 Rhododendron lapponicum. Procumbent Alpine Rosebay{b).Gahmet.
638 Rhododendron nudiflorum, Upright Wild Honeysucklt{i).Giihmet.
639 Rhododendron viscosum, White Wild Honey suickle{Z). Cabinet.
640 Rhododendeon hispidum, Hispid Azalea.
641 Rhododendeon rhodora, Rhodora{2). Cabinet.
642 Kalmia latifolia, Calicobush{S). ... - Cabinet.
643 Kalmia angustifolia, Dwarf ot Sheep Laurel{2). - Cabinet.
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Latin Names.
644 Kalmia glat]ca,
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Swamp Laurd(A).
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645 Ledum palustre, Lahrador-tea(3). .... Cabinet.
646 Vaccinium ttliginosum, Alpine Bilberry(l). ... Cabinet.
647 Vaccinium vacillans, Low Blue Huckleberry (I). - Cabinet.
648 Vaccinium pennsylvanicum, Dwarf Blue Huckleberry(B). Cabinet.
649 Vaccinium corymbosum, Tall Swamp Huckleberry (p). Cabinet.
650 Vaccinium canadense, Black Bilberry{l). ... Cabinet.
651 Vaccinium stamineum, Deerberry, or Squaw Huckhberry{3).CB.})iD.et.
652 Vaccinium oxycoccus, Small Cranberry{2). - - - Cabinet.
653 Vaccinium macrocarpon, Common Cranberry{5). - - • Cabinet
654 Gaylussacia hiktElla, Dwarf Swamp Huckleberry.
Bluetangle, or Dangleberry(l). Cabinet.
Black Huckleberry (2). - - Cabinet.
Creeping Snowberry{2). - • Cabinet.
Round-leaved Winter green{2). Cabinet.
Shinleaf{3). Cabinet.
Greenish-fiowered Wintergreen(2). Cabinet.
Swamp Wintergreen.
Onesided Winter green(4:). - Cabinet.
One-flowered Winter green{6). Cabinet.
Pipsisseiva, or Prince' s-pine{4:). Cabinet.
Spotted Winter green[^. - - Cabinet.
Indian-pipe{6). Cabinet.
667 MoNOTROPA LANUGINOSA, Pinesap, or False Beechdrops(J). Cabinet.
668 Pterospora andromedea, Giant Birdsnest(2). - - - Cabinet.
655 g-aylubsacia frondosa,
656 graylussacia eesinosa,
657 Chiogenes hispidula,
658 Pyrola rotundifolia,
659 Pyrola elliptica,
660 Pyrola chlorantha,
661 Pyrola uliginosa,
662 Pyrola secunda,
663 Pyrola unifloha,
664 Chimaphila umbellata,
665 Chimaphila maculata,
666 MoNOTROPA uniflora,
Vol. 22.] ORDER LIX. AQUIFOLIACE^.
669 Ilex opaca, American Holly[%). - . - Cabinet.
670 Ilex ambiguus, AmbiguMis Ilex(2). - . . Cabinet.
671 Prinos verticillatus, • Common Winterberry{S), - Cabinet.
672 Prinos LiEviGATUS, Smooth Winterberry{2). - - Cabinet.
673 Prinos glaber, Evergreen Winterberry, or Inkberry(2). Cabinet.
674 Nemopanthes canadensis, Mountain Holly{2). • - - Cabinet.
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ORDER LX. BBENACEiE.
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675 DiospYROs viRGiNiANA, Persimmoni^). -
ORDER LXI. PRIMULACEiE.
676 Primula mistassinica, Dwarf Canadian Primrose{Q).
677 Lysimachia stricta, Racemed Loosestrife(2). - -
678 Lysimachia qitadrifolia, Whorled Loosestrife{B). - -
679 Lysimachia ciliata,
680 Lysimachia hybrida,
681 Lysimachia longifolia,
682 Lysimachia thyrsiflora,
683 Trientalis Americana,
684 Anagallis arvensis,
685 hottonia inflate,
686 Samolus valerandi,
ORDER LXII.
687 Plantago major,
688 Plantago cordata,
689 Plantago lanceolata,
690 Plantago virginica,
691 Plantago maritima,
692 Plantago pusilla,
Fringed Loosestrife{2). - •
Hybrid Loosestrife(i). - -
Revolute Loosestrife(l). - •
Tufted Loosestrife{2i). - - -
Chickweed Wintergreen(i). -
Scarlet Pimpernel{^). • -
American Waterfeather(\). -
Common Water Pimpernel{S).
PLANT AGINACE^.
Broad-leaved Plantain{l). -
Heart-leaved Plintain(2).
Ribgrass(2). . . . - -
White Plantain(A). - - -
Sea Plantain(A). - - - -
Dwarf Plantain[10). - - -
ORDER LXIII. PLUMB AGIN ACE^.
693 Statice limonium, Common Marsh Rosemary{l).
ORDER LXIV. LENTIBULAOEiE.
694 PiNGUicuLA vulgaris. Common Butterwort{Z). - -
695 Utricularia inflata,
696 Utricularia purpurea,
697 Utricularia vulgaris,
698 Utricularia cornuta,
699 Utricularia striata.
Spongy-leaved Bladderwort{2)
Purple Bladderwort.
Common Bladderwort{S).
Sharp-horned Bladderwort{5).
Striated Bladderwort.
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700 Utricularia intermedia, Intermediate Bladderwort,
701 Utricularia minor. Lesser Bladderwort.
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ORDER LXV,
Latin Names.
702 Orobanche Americana,
703 Orobanche uniflora,
OROBANOHACEiE.
English Names.
Sguawroot{2). Cabinet.
Long-stalked Broomrape{4:). Cabinet.
704 Epifhegtts Americana, Beeckdrops, or Cancer-root (3). Cabinet.
Vol. 23.] ORDER LXVI. BIGNONIACEiE.
705 Catalpa SYRiNGiEFOLiA, Indian Bean.
ORDER LXVII. PEDALIACE^.
706 Martstnia proboscidea, TJnicorn-plant[^). • -
ORDER LXVIII. AOANTHACEiE.
707 DiANTHERA AMERICANA, Water WUlow(2. - -
ORDER LXIX. SCROPHULARIAOEiE.
708 Verbascum thapstjs. Common Mullein{2). -
709 VERBAscaM BLATTARiA, Motk MuUehi{2). - -
710 Verbascum lychnitis. White Mullein{i). - -
711 SCROPHULARIA MAEILANDICA, FigWort{2). - - -
712 LiNARIA ELATINE,
713 LiNARIA VULGARIS,
714 linaria canadensis,
715 collinsia verna,
716 Chelone glabra,
717 Pentstemon pubescens,
718 Mimulus kingens,
719 Mimulus alatus,
720 Gratiola virginica,
721 GrEATIOLA AUEEA,
722 LiNDERNIA DILATATA,
723 LiNDERNIA ATTENUATA,
724 BUCHNERA AMERICANA,
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Hairy Toadjlax.
Common Toadfiax{Z). - - -
Canadian Toadflax(4:). - -
May-beauty (b).
Shell/lower, or Snakekead{2).
Pubescent Pentstemon{l).
Common Monkeyjlower{2).
Wing-stemmed Monkeyflower{2).
Commmi Hedgehyssop{S).
Golden Hedgehyssop(4:). • -
Long-stalked Linde^'viia(3). -
Sltort-slalked Linderma(^). -
Bluehearts{^). . . - . ■
Common Mudwort{f)). - - -
725 LiMOSELLA AQUATICA,
726 Veronica seepyllifolia, Paul's Betony(I).
727 Veronica officinalis, Common Speedtoell
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Latin Names. English Names.
728 Veronica BECCABUNG A, American Brooklim^{2), - r Cabinet.
729 Veronica anagallis, Water Speedwell{l). - - - Cabinet.
730 Veronica scdtellata, Marsh Speedtvell{3). - - • Cabinet.
731 Veronica peregrina, Neckweed.
732 Veronica aevensis, Corn SpeedweU(b). - - - Cabinet.
733 Veronica agrestis, Field SpeedweU(l), r p - Cabinet.
734 Veronica hederifoua, Ivy-leaved Speedtvell(8), - - Cabinet.
785 Pjederota virginica, Culver' s-physic(b). - - - - Cabinet.
736 Gerardia tenuifoiia, Slefider-stalked Gerardia[^). Cabinet.
737 GrERARDiA PURPUREA, Rough-leaved Gerardia['i). - Cabinet.
738 Gerardia maritima, Saltmarsh Gerardia{2). - • Cabinet.
739 Gerardia pediculabia, Bushy Gerardia(S). - - - Cabinet.
740 Gerardia flava, Pubescent False-foxglove{3). Cabinet.
741 Gerardia quercifolia, Glaucous False-foxglovel^B), - Cabinet.
742 Castilleja coccinea, Scarlet Paintedcup, or jBeQlroJr/z(3). Cabinet.
743 Pedicularis canadensis, Common LousewortlA). - <■ Cabinet.
744 Pedicularis lancedlata. Tall Lousewort{2). . - - Cabinet.
745 Melampyeum americanum, American Cow-wheat(Si). ■> - Cabinet.
Vol. 24.] ORDER LXX. VBRBENACE.a!.
746 Verbena hastata. Tall Blue Vervain{S), <• - Cabinet.
747 Verbena urticifolia. Common Vervain(S). - - - Cabinet.
748 Verbena spuria, Procumbent Vervain.
749 Verbena angustifolia. Narrow-leaved Vervai7i{2). - Cabinet.
750 Phryma leptostachya, Lopseed(2). Cabinet.
ORDER LXXI. LABIATE.
751 IsANTHUs CEEULEUs, False PennyroyaliX). • - - Cabinet.
752 Mentha vieidis, Spearmint{l). Cabinet.
753 Mentha pipeeita, Peppermint (2). ... - Cabinet.
754 Mentha canadensis, Canadian Mint{2). - - - Cabinet.
755 Lycofus sinuatus, Common Water Horehound{2). Cabipet.
756 Lycopus vieginicus, Bugleweed{l). Cabinet.
757 jMoNAEDA piDYMA, Oswego-tea{2). ----- Cabipet,
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Latin Names.
758 MoNARDA FISTTJLOSA,
759 monakda punctata,
760 Blephilia hiesuta,
761 Pycnanthemum incanum
English Names.
Wild Bergamot(l). - - - Cabinet.
Horsemint.
Hairy Blephilia(2). - - - Cabinet.
Common Mouniain-mint(2). • Cabinet.
762 Pycnanthemum clinopodioides, Basil-leaved MouYitain-mint(l).Cah.
763 Pycnanthemum torrei, Torrey's Mountain-mint^l). - Cabinet.
764 Pycnanthemum muticum, Broad-leaved Mou7itain-mint{2). Cshm&t.
765 Pycnanthemum lancEolatum, Virginian Thylne(i). - Cabinet.
766 Pycnanthemum linifolium, Narrow-leaved Thyme{l).
767 Origanum vuluare,
768 CoLLINSONlA canadensis
769 cunila mariana,
770 Hebeoma pulegioides,
771 Miceomeeia glabella,
772 Melissa clinopodium,
773 Melissa officinalis,
774 Prunella vulgaris,
775 Scutellaria pilosa,
Wild Marjoram{2). ■-
Common Horsebalm{2).
Commmi Dittany {3). -
Penny royal(3). - - -
Niagara Thyme{6). -
Wild Basil(2). - - -
Common Balm{l). - -
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776 Scutellaria integeifolia. Entire-leaved Scullcap(2). • Cabinet.
777 Scutellaria paevula, Small Scullcap(4:), ■ - - Cabinet.
778 Scutellaria nervosa. Nerved Scullcap.
779 ScuTELLAELi GALEEicuLATA, Common Scullcap{2). • . Cabinet.
780 Scutellaria lateeifloka, Mad-dog Smllcap(l). ... Cabinet.
781 Lophanthus nepetoides, Yellow Giant-hyssop{l). - - Cabinet.
782 Lophanthus sceophulari.efolius, Purple Giant-hyssop{2). Cabinet.
788 Nepeta cataria, Common Catnep(2). - - - Cabinet.
784 Nepeta glechoma, Groundivy, or Gill{2). - - Cabinet.
785 Deacocephalum paeviflorum, Small-flowered Dragonshead(2). Gah.
786 Physostegia vieginiana, Virginian Dragonshead(Z). - Cabinet.
787 Lamium amplexicaule, Common Deadnettle, or Henhit{2). Cabinet.
788 Leonura caediaca, Commm Motherwort{2). - - Cabinet.
789 Maerubium vulgaee, Common Horehound(2). • - Cabinet.
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790 GrALEOPSIS TETRAHIT,
English Names.
Common Hemj)nettle(2).
791 Stachys aspera,
792 Stachys palustris,
793 Stachys hyssopifolia,
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Rough Hedge>ieUle[l).
Marsh Hedgenettle(i).
Narroiu-leaved Hedgenettle{2). Cabinet.
794 Trichostema dichotoma, Bluecurls, or False Permyroyal{2).Gahmiit.
795 Tetjcritim canadense, Woodsage, or Germander(2j. Cabinet.
Vol. 25.] ORDER LXXII. BORAGINACB^..
796 Onosmoditjm hispidum, False Gromwell{2). - - -
797 EcHiuM vuLGARE, Viper^s Bugloss{2). - - -
798 PuLMONARiA viRGiNicA, Virginian Lungwort{2). - -
799 LiTHOsPERMTjM ARVENSE, Com Gromwell, or Stoneweed{2)
800 Lithospermum gfpicinale, Common Gromwell.
■801 Batschia canescens, Common Puccoon[2{. - - -
•802 Lycopsis arvensis,
■803 mxosotis palustris,
804 MyOSOTIS ARVENSIS,
605 Symphitum officinale.
Small Bugloss(l). - - - -
American Forget-me-not{b). -
Field Scorpion- grass{h). - -
Common Comfrey{\). - - -
806 CsTNOGLossuM OFFICINALE, Common Houndstongue(2). -
807 Cynoglossum virginicum, Wild Comfrey{2). - - - -
■808 Echinospermum lappula, Narrow-leaved Siicksetd{2). -
809 Echinospermum virginicum, Broad-leaved Stickseed(2). -
ORDER LXXIII. HTDROPHYLLACE^,
810 Hydrophyllum virginicum, Virginian Waterleaf{S).
811 Hydrophyllum canadense, Canadian Waterleaf(2).
812 Hydrophyllum appendioulatum, Hairy WaterUaf(V). -
ORDER LXXIV. POliEMONIACE^.
813 Phlox divaricata, Divaricate Phlox{l). - - -
814 Phlox subulata, Mountain Pink{l). - - -
815 PoLEMONiUM REPTANs, Jacob's-ladder(i). - - - -
ORDER LXXV. DIAPENSIACEiE.
816 DiAPENsiA LAPPONIPA, Jjctpla/fd Diapemia(7). • -
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Vol. 26.] ORDER LXXVI. CONVOLVULACE^.
Latin Names. English Names.
817 Convolvulus akvensis, Common Bindweed{2)i
818 Convolvulus pandfratus, Man-of-the-earth^i). -
819 Calystegia sepium,
820 Calystegia spixHABiiEA,
821 CUSCUTA GKONOVII,
822 CuSCUTA UMEKOSA,
823 CtJSCTITA EPILINUM,
Great Bindweed{6).
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Commrm Dodder (4:).
Smooth-flowered Dodder.
Flax Dodderil). - -
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ORDER LXXVII, SOLANAOEjE,
824 NiCOTLANA RTJSTICA,
Wild Tobaceo{2). - - -
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825 Datura stramonium,
Jamestoum-weed, or Stinkweed[l). Cahinet.
826 Hyoscyamus nigek,
Common Henhane{2). - -
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827 NiCANDRA PHYSALOIDES,
Apple-of-Peru(2). - - -
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828 Physalis viscosa,
Grouiidcherry(S). - - -
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829 SoLANTTM DULCAMARA,
Bittersweet [2). - - - -
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880 SOLANUM NIGRUM,
Common Nightshade)^). -
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831 SoLANUM CAROLINIANUM,
Horsenettle.
ORDER LXXVIII. GENTIANACE^.
832 Gentiana saponaria, Soap Gentian(2). - -
833 GrENTiANA ANDREWsii, Andrews's Gentian(J).
834 Gentiana ochroleuca, Ochroleucous Gentian,
835 Gentiana (juinciueflora, Five-flowered Gmtian(l).
836 Gentiana detonsa,
837 Gentiana crinita,
838 Frasera carolinensis,
839 Halenia deflexa,
840 ERYTHR.a;A centaurium,
Smaller-fringed Gentian(2).
Large-fringed Gentian{S).
American Columbo(S).
Deflexed Ilalenia(l). - -
Common Centaury{l). - -
841 Erythr^ea muhlenbergii, Muhlenberg's Centaury(l).
842 Bartonia tenella, Late-flowered Barionia{5).
843 Sabbatia stellaris, Saltmarsh Centaury(I). -
844 Sabbatia angularis, American Centaury(S). -
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Large-Jlowered Sahhatia[b).
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845 Sabbatia chlohoides,
846 Menyanthes trifoliata, Buckhean[2). - '■
847 LiMNANTHEMUM LAcuNosuM, Floatingheart(2).
Vol. 27.] ORDER LXXIX. APOCYNACE^.
848 Apocynum ANDRosiEMiFOLiuM, Dogsbatie{5).
849 ArooYNUM cannabinum, Indian Hemp(2).
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ORDER LXXX. ASCLEPIADACEiE
850 Asclepias coknbti, Silkweed, or Milkweed(2).
851 Asclepias puepukascens, Purple Silkweed{b). - - -
852 Asclepias phytolaccoides, Poke-leaved Milkweed{%).
853 Asclepias obtxjsifolia, Waved-leaved Milkweed{2). -
854 Asclepias variegata, Variegated Silkweed{2). - -
855 Asclepias quadrifolia, Four-leaved Silkweed[2).
856 Asclepias incarnata, Swamp Silkweed(2). - - •
857 Asclepias tubeeosa, Pleurisy-root, oi Butterfly-weed{2)
858 Asclepias veeticillata, Whorled Silkweed(3). - - -
859 Acerates vieidiflora, Green-flowered Silkweed{S). -
ORDER LXXXI. OLEACE^.
860 Fraxinus AMERICANA, White Ash{b). Cabinet.
861 Fraxinus sambucifolia, Black Ash, or Water Ash(l). Cabinet.
862 Fraxinus pubescens, Gray Ash{l). Cabinet.
863 LiGUSTRUM vuLGAEEj Common Privct{2). ... Cabinet.
Vol. 28.] ORDER LXXXII. ARISTOLOCHIACE.a;.
864 Aristolochia serpentaria, Virginia Snakeroot{2). - - Cabinet.
865 Asarum canasense, Wild Ginger, or Coltsfoot{2). Cabinet.
ORDER LXXXIII. CHENOPODIACE^.
866 Chenopodium album, Goosefoot, or LamVs-quarters(2).Ga}ovasii.
867 Chenopodium hybridum, Maple-leaved Goosefoot(3). - Cabinet.
868 Ambrina botrys, Jerusalem-oak [2). - - - Cabinet.
869 Ambrina anthelmintica, Wormseed(l), Cabinet.
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870 Ambkina ambrosioides,
871 Blitum maritimum,
872 Blitum capitatdm,
873 Blitum bonus-henricus,
874 Atriplex patula,
875 Obione arenaria,
876 AcNIDA CANNABINA,
877 AcNIDA KUSOCARFA,
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Mexican Teall).
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Saltmarsh Elite.
Strawberry Blite{l). - - -
Good-King-Henry(2). - - -
Halbert -leaved Orach{B). - -
Sedbeach Orach(l). - - -
Common Waterhemp[V). - -
Rough-fruited Waterhemp[l).
878 Salicohnia herbacea, Common Saltwort, or SampMre{2)
879 Salicobnia mucrowata, Dwarf Saltwort(&). - . -
880 Salicornia ambigda, Perennial Saltwort(l). - -
881 Sueda maritima, Smooth Glasswort{\). - - -
882 Salsola kali, Common Glasswort{l). - -
ORDER LXXXIV. AMARANTHACB^.
883 Amaranthus hybridus, Hybrid Amaranth([.). • -
884 Amaranthus grjBCIzans, Bushy Amaranth[\). - - -
885 Amaranthus pumilus, Dwarf Amaranth{\). - - -
886 Amaranthus deflexus, Prostrate Amaranth(l). - •
Vol. 29.] ORDER LXXXV. POLYGONAOEiE.
887 Polygonum orientale, Princesfeather(\.). - - - -
8-88 Polygonum fagopyrum, Buckvjheat{2).
889 Polygonum convolvulus, Black Bindweed{l). - - -
890 Polygonum cilinode. Fringe-jointed Polygonum{l).
891 Polygonum dumetobum, Climbing Buckwheat{\). - -
892 Polygonum sagittatum. Arrow-leaved Tearthumb{2).
893 Polygonum arifolium, Halbert-leaved Tearthumb{2).
894 Polygonum amphibium, Water Persicaria{2). ...
895 Polygonum persicabia, Ladysthumb{Z). - - . .
896 Polygonum pennsylvanicum. Hairy-stalked Persicaria{2).
897 PoLifGONDM mite, Bearded Persicaria(S). - .
898 Polygonum hydbopipeb, Water Pepper, or Smartweed[Z)
899 Polygonum vibginianum, Virgate Persicaria(i). - -
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900 PoLYGONUBi AvicuLAEE, Knotgrass,or Doorweed(^). - Cabinet.
901 PoLVGONUM MARiTiMUW, Seaside Kmitgrass[2). - - - Cabinet.
902 Polygonum tentje, Slender Knotgrass{4:). - - Cabinet.
903 Polygonum articulatum, Jointweed(b). Cabinet.
904 EuMEx cKispus, Curled Dock{l). - - - - Cabinet.
905 EuMEx oBTUsiFOLius, Broad-leaved Dock{2]. - - Cabinet.
906 RuMEx VEETiciLLATUS, Long-stolked Waterdock{l). - Cabinet.
907 EuMEx beitannica, Yellov>-rooted Waterdock{2). Cabinet.
908 EuMEX ACETosELLA, Sheepsorrel(2>). Cabinet.
OKDER LXXXVI, PHYTOLACCACEiE.
909 Phytolacca decandea, Common Pokeweed(2i). - - Cabinet.
ORDER LXXXVII. LAURAOE^.
910 Sassafras officinale, Sassafras['k). Cabinet.
911 Benzoin odorifeeum, Wild Alspice, or SpicelMsh{4:). Cabinet.
ORDER LXXXVIII. SANTALACBiE.
912 CoMANDRA umbellata, Bastard Toadflax[%). - - - Cabinet.
913 Nyssa multiflora, Blackgum{Q). ----- Cabinet.
ORDER LXXXIX. THYMBLACEiE.
914 Dieca palusteis, Leatherwood(4:). - - - - Cabinet.
ORDER XO. ELEAGNACE^.
915 Shephekdia canadensis, Canadian Shepherdia(2). - Cabinet.
ORDER XCI. ULMAOE^.
916 Ulmds AMERICANA, American or White Elm,{4:). - Cabinet.
917 Ulmus fulva, Slippery or Red Elm(4:). - • Cabinet.
918 Ulmus eacemosa, Thomas's Elm(3). - - - - Cabinet.
919 Celtis occidentalis, Netlletree, or Sugarierry(2). Cabinet.
Vol. 30.] ORDER XCII. SAURURAOEiE.
920 Saururus ceenuus, Lizardsiail(l). Cabinet.
ORDER XOIII. CBRATOPHYLLAOE^.
921 Ceeatophyllum echxnatum. Rough-fruited Hornwort{^Z). Cabinet,
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ORDER XCIV, OALLITRICHAOEiE.
Laliu Names.
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922 Calhteiche verna,
Common Water Chickweed(I), Cabinet.
ORDER XCV. PODOSTEMACE^.
923 PoDOSTEMUM CERATOPHYLLUM, Riverweed(6) . - - - -r Cabinet.
ORDER XCVI. EUPHORBIAOE^.
924 AcALYPHA viRGiNicA, Qommon Three-seeded ikfercMr»/(5). Cabinet.
925 Euphorbia hewoscopia, Waterwort Spurge{S). • - Cabinet.
926 Euphorbia platyphylla, Broad-leaved Spurge.
927 Euphorbia corollata, Flowering Spurge[2]. • - Cabinet.
928 Euphorbia hypericifolia, Upright Spotted Spurge{B), Cabinet,
929 Euphorbia maculata, Small Spurge{2), - - - - Cabinet.
930 Euphorbia ipecacuanha, Wild Ipecac(2,). - . - , Cabinet.
931 Euphorbia polygonifolia, Seaside Spurge{2). . - - Cabinet.
ORDER XCVII. EMPETRACE^.
932 Em?etrum nigrum, Common Crowberry{2). - - Cabinet.
ORDER XCVIII. JUGLANDACE^.
933 .TUGLANS NIGRA,
934 JUGLANS CINEREA,
935 Carya alba,
936 Carya tomentosa,
937 Carya glabra,
938 Carya amara.
Black Walnut(l). - - - - Cabinet.
Butternut{l). - - , - - Cabinet.
Shellbark Hickory.
White-heart Hickory (2). - - Cabinet.
Broom Hickory, or Pignut(2). Cabinet.
Staamp Hickory, or Bitternut{l). Cabinet.
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ORDER XCIX. OUPULIFERiE,
939 OsTRYA VIRGINICA,
940 CaRPINUS AMERICANA,
941 CoEYLUS AMERICANA,
942 corylus rostrata,
943 Qdercus phellos,
944 QuEKcus nigra,
945 QUERCUS TINCTORIA,
Hop Hornbeam, or Ironwood[b). Cabinet.
Water Beech, or Hornbeam{^). Cabinet.
American Hazlenut(2). » - Cabinet.
Beaked Hazlenut(l). - . - Cabinet.
Peach-leaved or Willow OfflA;(2). Cabinet.
Black-jack Oak{h). ... Cabinet.
Black Oak, or Quercitron([.). Cabinet.
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946 QuERCUs cocciNEA, Scarlet Oak(4:). , - - ,- Cabinet.
947 QrrERcus rubra, Red Oak[2). Cabinet.
948 Qtjercus palustris, Pin Oak, or Water Spanish OfflA:(2). Cabinet
949 QuERCirs ilicifolia., Barren Scritb Oak{B). - - Cabinet.
950 Qtjercus obtusilosa, Post Oak, or Box White OflA(3). Cabinet.
951 QuERCDs MACRQCARPA, Overcup White 0(jfk{B). <• - Cabinet.
952 QuERcus OLiviEFiSKMjs, Mossycup Oak,
953 QuERcus ALBA, White Oak{2). ----- Cabinet,
954 QuERCus BicoLOR, Swamp White Oak{l). - • Cabinet.
955 QuERcus MONTANA, Rock Chesnut Oak(\). - - Cabinet.
956 QuERCus CASTANPA, Yellovj or Chesnut Oak{\). - Cabinet.
957 QuERCUs PEiNoiDEs, Chinquapin Oak{2). - - - Cabinet.
958 Fagus ferruginea, Beech(5). ------ Cabinet,
959 Castanea tesca, American ChestmLt(l). - - Cabinet.
960 Castanea pumila, Chinquapin.
OEDER C. MYEICACE^,
961 Myrica gale, Butch Myrtle, or Sieeet Gale{'B) Cabinet.
962 Myrica gerifera, Wax Myrtle, or Bayberry(6), Cabinet.
963 Cdmptonia asplenifolia, Sweet Fern{4:). ----- Cabinet.
ORDER CI. BETULACEiE,
964 Betula pdpulifolia. White Birch{2). . - . - Cabinet.
965 Betula papyracea. Paper or Cqirwe Birch.
066 Betula lenta. Black or Sweet Birch{B). - Cabinet.
967 Betula excelsa, Yellow Birch{2). - - - - Cabinet,
068 Betula nigra, Red Birch{l). Cabinet.
069 Betula NANA, Dwarf Birch{\). - - - - Cabinet.
070 Alnus serrulata, Common Alder{2). .... Cabinet.
971 Alnus incana. Black Alder{l). - - - . Cabinet.
972 Alnus viridis. Mountain Alder{2). ... Cabinet.
Vol. 32.] ORDER Oil. SALICACE^.
973 Salijc cANDipA, White-leaved Willow{8). - - Oabioet,
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974 Salix MTJHLENfiEKGiANA, MuMenlerg's WiUow(b).
975 Salix teistis,
976 Salix biscolor,
977 Salix petioi^akis,
978 Salix myricoides,
979 Salix viminalis,
980 Salix ltjcida,
981 Saux nigra,
Vol. 3a.]
982 Salix longifolia,
983 Salix vitellina,
984 Salix rostrata,
985 Salix cordata,
986 Saux rigida,
987 Salix pedioellaris,
988 Salix cutleri,
Dwarf Downy Willow{A).
Glaucous Willow{\Z). - -
Dark Long-leaved Willow{1).
Gale-leaved Willow,
Basket Osier{2). ....
Glossy Broad-leaved Willow(9).
Black Willow{Q). ....
Long-leaved Sand Willow{l).
Yellow Willow(l). ....
Ochre-Jlowered Willow(Vl).
Heart-leaved Willow{^^). - -
Rigid Heart-leaved Willow{4).
Long-stalked Willow(2). - -
Cutler's Willoio, or Bearberry{%).
American Aspen(2). ...
989 POPTJLUS TREMULOIDES,
990 PopuLirs GEANDiDENTATA, Large Aspen[4). : - - -
991 PopuLUS MoNiLiFERA, Virginian PoplartS), . . ,
992 PopuLus HETEROPHYLLA, Cotton-tree(2).
993 PopuLUS NIGRA, Birck-lcaved Poplar.
994 PopuLirs balsamifeka, Balsam Poplar, or Tacamahac(l).
995 Populus candicans, Balm-of-Gilead Poplar{2). -
Vol. 34.J ORDER GUI. BALSAMIFLUiE.
996 LiQUiDAMBAR sTYRAciFLUA, Common Sweetgum{Z). - -
ORDER CIV. PLATANACE^.
997 Platanfs occidentalis, Buttonwood, or Syca»iore(2).
ORDER CV. URTIOAOE^.
998 MoRus RUBRA, Red Mulberry{l). - - - -
999 MoRus alba, White Mulberry{2). - - -
1000 IJrtica dioica, Common Stinging Nettle.
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PLANTS.
39
Latin Names.
1001 Uetica ukens,
English Names.
Small Stinging Nettle{2). - Cabinet.
Canadian Nettle[2). - - - Cabinet.
Richweed, or Clearweed{S). - Cabinet.
False Netile{2). ... - Cabinet.
1005 Parietakia pennsylvahicum, Pe/msylvanian Pellitory['^).CMmi.
1006 Cannabis sativa, Comrmm Hemp(2). - - - . Cabinet.
1007 HuMULus LUPULTJs, Hop{l). ------- Cabinet.
1002 Urtica canadensis,
1003 Adike fumila,
1004 bcehmeeia cylindeica,
CLASS II. GYMNOSPERMOUS PLANTS.
ORDER CV. CONIFERS.
Vol. 35.]
1008 PiNUS EESINOSA,
1009 PiNUS RIGIDA,
1010 PmiJS STROBUS,
1011 PiNUS MITIS,
1012 PiNUS BALSAMEA,
1013 PiNUS CANADENSIS-,
1014 PiNTJS NIGRA,
1015 PiNUS ALBA,
1016 PiNUS PENDUtA,
1017 cupressus thuyoides,
1018 Thuya occidentalis,
1019 JtJNIPfiRTJS COMMUNIS,
1020 JUNIPERUS VIRGINIA NA,
1021 Taxus canadensis,
Red Pine.
Pitch Pine[2). ----- Cabinet.
White Pine{l). - - - - - Cabinet.
Yellow Pine,
Balsam Fir, or Balm-of-Gilead Fir.
Hemlock Spruce{2). - - - Cabinet.
Black or Double Spruce.
White or Single Spruce.
American Larch, or Tffl??iffi?-ac^(2). Cabinet.
White Cedar{S). - - - - Cabinet.
Common Ar'bor-vitm'{Z). - - Cabinet.
Common Juniper\Z). - - - Cabinet.
Red Cedar{^)^ - ... - Cabinet.
Afneriam Yew{l). ... - Cabinet.
CLASS IIL ENDOGENOUS PLANTS.
Vol. 36.] ORDER CVI. ARACEJE.
1022 ARisiEMA TRiPHYLLA, Indian Turnip{2). ... - Cabinet.
1023 ArisjEma dracontium, Greendr agonal). ... - Cabinet.
1024 Peltandra virginica, Arrow-leaved Arum{2). Cabinet.
1025 Calla palusteis, Water Arum{\). - - - - Cabinet.
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Loliil Names. English Names.
1026 Symplocakpus fcetidus. Common Skunk-cabbage{4:). - Cabinet.
1027 OnoJMTinM AQUATicoM, Goldenclub{4:). Cabinet.
1028 AcoBDS CALAMUS, CoTiimon Calainus,ov Swee^ag{2).Ga,hiuet.
ORDER
1029 Lebtna minor,
1030 Lemna pebpusilla,
1031 Lemna tsisulca,
1032 Lemna sibba,
1033 Lemna polyerhiza,
ORDER
1034 Typha latifolia,
1035 Typha angifstifolia,
1036 Spakranium bamostjm,
1037 Spakganidm simplex,
CVII- LEMNACE^.
Lesser Duckweed{2}. » - - Cabinet.
Smallest Duckweed[l). - - Cabinet.
Star Duckweed{2). ... Cabinet.
Gibbous Duckweed.
Greater Duckweed{2). - - Cabinet*
CVIIL TYPHACEiE.
Broad-leaved Cattail{2). - - Cabinet.
Narrow-leavtd Cattail{l). - Cabinet.
Branching Bur-reed{2). - - Cabinet.
Smaller Bur-reed(ji). - - - Cabinet.
ORDER CIX. NAJADACE.^.
1038 Najas canadensis, Canadian Waternymph{^). - Cabinet.
1039 ZosTEKA MAE.1NA, Commo'/i Grasswrack[2). - - Cabinet.
1040 Edppia maeitima, Ditchgrass(l). ----- Cabinet.
1041 Zannichellia palustbis. Horned Pondweed(2). - - - Cabinet.
1042 PoTAMOGETON NATANs, Brood-lcaved Floating Pondweed{5). Cab.
1043 PoTAMOGETON HETEEOPHYLLTJs, Various-leavcd Pondweed{\). Cab.
1044 PoTAMOGETON HYBBiDus, Small Floating Pondweed{3). Cabinet.
1045 PoTAMOGETON LUCENS, Shining Pondweed(Z). - - Cabinet.
1046 PoTAMOGETON PEBFOLiATUs, Perfoliate Poiidweed{l). - Cabinet-
1047 PoTAMOGETON zosTEBiFOLius, Grass-leavcd Pondweed(&). Cabinet.
1048 PoTAMOGETON pusiLLUS., Small Pondweed(3). - - - Cabinet.
1049 PoTAMOGETON PAUciFLOEDs, Few-Jlotoered Pondweed(i). Cabinet.
1050 PoTAMOGETON PECTiNATUSjFewweWeaued PoM£ZweeeZ(l). - Cabinet.
ORDER OX. ALISMACE^.
1051 Alisma plantago, Common Water Plantain(2). Cabinet.
1052 Sagittaeia sagittifolia, Common Arrowhead(\.i). - - Cabinet.
PLANTS.
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Latin Names. English Names-
1053 Sagittauia pusilla, Least Arrowhead.
1054 Triglochin paltjstue, Marsh Arrowgrass{S). - - Cabinet.
1055 Triglochin maritimum, Seaside Arrowgrass(4i). - - Cabinet.
1056 Triglochin elatum, Tall Arrowgrass{i). - - - Cabinet.
1057 ScHEucHZERiA PALusTEis, Marsh Schmchzeria[B). - - Cabinet.
ORDER CXI. HYDROCHARIDACB^.
1058 Hydrocharis corbifolia, Heart-leaved Frogsbit.
1059 Udora canadensis, Little Water snakeweed(^). • Cabinet.
1060 Valisneria spiralis, Tapegrass, or Eelgrass.
1067 LlPARIS LILIIFOLIA,
1068 LiPARIS LffiSELII,
1069 tipularia discolor,
1070 Orchis spectabilis,
Vol. 37.] ORDER CXII. OROHIDAOB^.
1061 MiCROSTrLis monophyllos, Short-stalked Adder smouth{2). Cabinet.
1062 MicROSTYLis oPHioGLossoiDEs, Long-stulked Addersmouth(2,). Cab.
1063 CoRALLORRHizA iNNATA, Vernal Coralrout{B). - - - Cabinet.
1064 CoRALLORKHizA oDONTORRHizA, Small Late Coralroot{4:). Cabinet.
1065 CoRALLORRHizA MULTIFLORA, Large Coralroot{b) . - - Cabinet.
1066 Aplectkdm hyemale, Puttyroot, or Adairi-and-Eve(1).C2ih\Ti<ii.
Common Twayblade(2). - - Cabinet.
Smaller Twayblade(2). - - Cabinet.
Cranejly Orchis(2). - - - Cabinet.
Showy Orchis(2). - - - - Cabinet.
1071 GrYMNADENiA TRIDENTATA, Three-toothed Gymnadenia(2). Cabinet.
1072 Platanthera obtitsata, Obtuse-leaoed Platanthera(l). Cabinet.
1073 Platanthera orbiculata, Large-leaved Orchis[\). - - Cabinet.
1074 Platanthera hookeri. Hooker's Orchis(l). ... Cabinet.
1075 Platanthera flava, Small Pale-yellow Orchis{4:). Cabinet.
1076 Platanthera hyperboeea, Northern Orchis[l). - - Cabinet.
1077 Platanthera dilatata, Small White-Jlowered OreAes(4). Cabinet.
1078 Platanthera blephariglottis, Fringed White 0?-cAm(3). Cabinet.
1079 Platanthera ciliaeis, Fringed Yellow Orchis(2). - Cabinet.
1080 Platanthera psycodes, Purple Swamp OrcA«s(4). - Cabinet.
1081 Platanthera lacera, Ragged Orchis(2). - - - . Cabinet.
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1082 Platanthera beaoteata, Green-Jlowered Orchis,
1083 Arethusa buiiBosa, Arethusa{3). Cabinet.
1084 PoGONiA oPHioGLossoiDEs, Single leaved Pogonia{'L)> - Cabinet.
1085 PoGONiA vERTiciLLATA, Verticillate Pogoma(2,). - - Cabinet.
1086 PoGONiA FENDUiiA, Nodding Pogo-rda[S). - - - Cabinet.
1087 Calopogon pnLCHELLTrs, Calapogon(4:). Cabinet.
1088 Spiranthes gracilis, Slender Lady's-tresses(I). - Cabinet.
1089 Spiranthes cernua, Nodding Lady's-tresses{4). - Cabihet.
1090 Spiranthes plantaginea, Common Lady's-tresses{4:). • Cabinet.
1091 GooDYERA PUBESCENS, Larger Rattlesnake Plantain{B). Cabinet.
1092 GrooDYERA EEPENs, Smaller Rattlesnake Plantain{Z). Cabinet.
1093 LisTERA coRDATA, Heurt-leaved Twayilade{i}. - Cabinet.
1094 Cypripedium pubescens, Large Yellow Lady slipper ([.)• Cabinet.
1095 Cypripedium parvifloeum, Smaller Yellow Lady slipper Q.).QiSiihvaBi,
1096 Cypripedium spectabile, Shoivy Lady slipper (2). • - Cabinet.
1097 Cypripedium acaule, Purple Ladyslipper, or Noah's-ark{2). Cab.
1098 Cypripedium arietinum, Ramskead(l). Cabinet.
Vol. 38.] ORDER CXIII. HYPOXIDACE^.
1099 Hypoxis eeecta, Common Stargrassi^),
ORDER OXrV. IRIDACEiE.
1100 Iris versicolor, Blue Flag(2). - - - .
1101 Iris virginica, Slender Blue-Jlag{B). - •
1102 SisYRiNcHiDM BERMuBiANA, CommoTt Blueyed-grass{'S).
ORDER CXV. DIOSCORBACE^.
1103 DioscoREA viLLosA, Wild Yamroot{4:). - - -
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ORDER CXVI. SMILACE^.
1104 Medeola virginica, Cucumber-root (3). - - . - Cabinet.
1105 Trillium e^ythroca^fvui, Red-berried 3-havedNightshade{2).G3h.
1106 Trillium ceenuum. Nodding S-leaved Nightskade{l).Qahmet.
1107 Trillium ereotum. False Wakerobin(b). - - - Cabinet.
1108 Trillium grandifloeum, Large-flowered Trillium{2). - Cabinet.
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43
Latin Names.
. 1109 Smilacina stellata,
1 110 Smilacina trifolia,
1111 Smilacina eacemosa,
1112 Smilacina bifolia,
English Names.
Star-Jlowered Solomon^ s-seal{2).
Three-leaved Smilacina{4:). -
Wild Spikenard(i-)- • t -
Two-leaved Solomon' s-seal{7).
1113 PoLYGONATUM mitltifloeum:, Common Solo'!non's-seal(4:).
1114 Clintonia boeealis, Large-Jlowered Clintonia(B).
■ 1115 Clintonia itmbelcata,
1116 Smilax kotundifolia,
1117 Smilax hispida,
1118 Smilax spinttlosa,
1119 Smilax hekbacea,
Small-Jlowered Clintonia.
Common Greenhrier(b). ■
Hispid Greenbrier.
Spinulose Greenbrier{2). ■
Carrionfiower{\). - - ■
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ORDER CXVII. LILIAOB^.
1120 LiLiUM PHiLADELPHicuM, Red Lily{'i). Cabinet.
1121 LiLiuM CANADENSE, Wild Yellow Lily[2). - - - Cabinet.
1122 LiLiTJM supEEBUM, Superb Lily, or Turk's-cap{2). Cabinet.
1123 Eeythrgnium ameeicanum, American Dogstooth F2oZei(3). Cabinet.
1124 Erythronium albidum, White Dogstooth Violet(2). - Cabinet.
1125 Oenithogalum umbellatum, Common Star-of-BethleJiem{B). Cab.
1126 Allium canadense,
1127 Allium vineale,
1128 Allium tricoccum,
1129 Allium ceenuum,
1130 aspaeagus officinalis,
1131 Aletris farinosa,
Meadow Garlic.
Wild Garlic(l). - -
WildLeek(l). - - -
Wild Onion(2). - -
Common Asparagus{2).
.Colicroot(i). - - .
Vol. 39.] ORDER CXVIII. PONTEDERIACEiE.
1132 PoNTEDERiA coHDATA, Common Picker elweed{2).
1133 Heterantheea eeniformis, Mud Plantain{2). - ■
1134 Heteeanthera graminea, Water Stargrass{2).
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ORDER CXIX. MELANTHAOB^.
1135 Zygadenus glaucus, Glaucous-leaved Zygadenus{2). Cabinet.
1136 Melanthium tirginicum, Virginian Melanthium{2). - Cabinet.
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English Names.
White Hellebore, or Indian PoAe(2). Cabinet.
Devilsbit, or Umoorn-plaiit(2). Cabinet.
Lalin Names.
1137 Vekatrum; vieide,
1138 Helonias dioica,
1139 uvulakia peefoliata,
1140 uvulakia grandiflora,
1141 UVULARIA SESSUjIFOIiIA,
1142 PrOSARTES LANUGINOSA,
1143 Streptopus amplexifolius, Smooth Twistedstalk(\)
1144 Streptopus eoseus, Rose Ttoistedstalk(l). - ■
ORDER 'OXX. JUNCACEiE.
1 145 LuzuLA campestris, Common Woodrush{4:).
Perfoliate BeUwort{4:). -
Large-Jlowered Bellwort[\),
Sessile-leaved Bellwort(2).
Pale-flowered Prosartes(2).
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Broad-leaved Hairy Woodrush(i).Qahmet.
Small-flowered Woodrush(2). Cabinet.
Soft Rush{2). Cabinet.
Slender Rush[4:), - . . , Cabinet.
Baltic Eush{4:). - . . . Cabinet.
Smaller Roundheaded Rush(9). Cabinet.
1146 LuZULA PILOSA,
1147 LuzuLA parviflora,
1148 JUNCUS EFFTJSTJS,
1149 JuNCnS FILIFORMIS,
1150 JtJNCUS BALTICTJS,
1151 JuNCUS NODOSUS,
1152 JuNCUS POLirCEFHALTJS,
1153 JuNCUS ACUMINATUS,
1154 JuNCirS PELOCARPUS,
1155 JuNCUS CONRADI,
1156 JuNCUS BUFONIUS,
1157 JuNCUS TENUIS,
1158 JuNCUS GREENEI,
1159 JuNCUS GERARDI,
1160 JuNCUS MARGINATUS,
1161 JuNCUS STYGIUS,
1162 JuNCUS TRIFIDUS,
ORDER OXXI. COMMELYNAOEjE.
1163 CoMMELYNA ANGUSTiFOLiA, Nurrow-leaved Bayflower.
1164 Tradescantia vibginica, Virginian Spiderwort{l).
Many-headed Rush{Q).
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Sharp-fruited Rush{S). -
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Brownish-fruited Rush.
Conrad's Rush(6). . - .
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ToadRush{2). - - - -
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Slender Rush{Q). • - -
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Greene's Rush.
Blackgrass{3). - . , .
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G^ass-leaved Rush{4:).
- Cabinet.
Large-fruited Rush{Q}. -
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Slender-fringed Rush(6).
• Cabinet.
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ORDER OXXII. XYRIDACBiE.
1165 Xyris cAROLiTiriANA, Common Yelloweyed'grass{S), Cabinet.
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ORDER CXXIII, ERIOCAULONAOE^.
Latin Names. English Names.
1166 Eriocaulon sEPTANGULAitE, Pellucid Pipewort{4:).
- Cabinet.
Vol. t).] ORDER CXXIV, CYPERACEiE.
1167 DcjLicHiuM spATHACEDM, BuUcMumiZ).
1168 Cyperus FLAVEscENS, Yellowisk Dwurf Galingale{i).
1169 Cyperus diandrus, BiandrcMS Galingale{\b). -
1170 Cyperus nuttali,ii, NuttalVs GaUngale(3). - -
1171 Cyperus michauxianus, Michaux's GaUngale{l). - -
1172 Cyperus strjgosus, Tall GaUngale{6). - - -
1173 Cyperus refen?,
1174 Cyperus FijiiouLMis,
1175 Cyperus grayi,
1176 Cyperus dentatus,
1177 Cyperus inflexus,
1178 Cyperus schweinitzii,
1179 Cyperus ovularis,
1180 Cyperus retrofractus,
1181 FiriRENA SQUARROSA,
1182 Eleocharis palustris,
Creeping Galingale{l). - -
Slender-stalked Galingale(i).
Gray's Galingalei2). - - .
Toothed Galmgale{3). - -
Dwarf Odorous Galingale^J),
Schweinitz's Galingale{2). -
Oval-headed GaUngale(2), r
Bent-fiowered Galingale.
Squarrose Fuirena{7). - -
Common Spikencsh{7). - -
Olive-fruited Spikerush[2). -
1183 Eleocharis oi,ivaceji,
1184 Eleocharis rostellata, Beaked Spikerush{2). - - .
1185 Eleocharis intermedia, Intermediate Spikerush{3). -
1186 Eleocharis obtusa, Obtuse-headed Spikerush(A).
1187 ELEOCHARIS TUBERctJLosA, Large-tuhercUd Spikerush{2)
Capillary Spikerush{Q). - -
Slender Spikerush{l). • -
1188 Eleocharis aciculaeis.
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1189 Eleocharis tenuis,
1190 Eleocharis PYGMiEJi,
1191 SciRPUs planifolius,
1192 SCIRPUS SUBTEEMINALIS,
1193 SCIRPUS CESFITOSUS,
1194 SCIBPUS DEBTLIS,
1195 SCIEPUS TRIQUETEE,
Bioarf Spikerush(8). - - -
Small Flat-leaved Clubrush{2)
Floating Clubrush(2). - -
Scaly-stalked Clubrush{2i), -
Weak-stalked Clubrush{4:), -
Chairmaker's Rush(7), - -
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English Names.
Longheaded Triangular 2JMiZi(l). Cabinet,
Bulrush{2i). Cabinet,
Sea Clubrush(B). - - -
Dark-green Cluhrush{2). -
Brown-headed Clubrush[l).
Brown Woolgrass(B). - -
Loose-Jlowered Woolgrass(2)
Alpine Cottongrass(B).
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Latin Names.
1196 SCIRPUS MTTCRONATUS,
1197 SciKPXJS LACUSTRIS,
1198 SCIEPUS MAEITIMUS,
1199 SCIRPUS ATEOVIRENS,
1200 SCIRPTJS BRUNNETTS,
1201 SclHPgS ERIOPHORUS,
1202 SclRFUS LINEATTJS,
1203 Ekiophortjm alpintjm,
1204 Eriophorum vaginatum, Harestail(Z). - -
1205 Eriophorum virginicum, Rusty Cottongrass(S)
1206 Eriophoetjm polystachyum, Broad-leaved Cottaiigrass{3). Cahinet.
1207 EaiopHORUM angustifolium, Narrow-leaved Cottongrass{b). Cab.
1208 FiMBRisTYLis spADicEA, Tall Brovjn-spiked Fimbristylis(2). Cab.
1209 IsoLEPis cAPiLLAEis, Hair-like Isolepis(2). - . - Cabinet.
1210 Trichelostylis muceonulata, Common Trichelostylis{6). Cabinet.
1211 Hemioarpha strBsQUAEROsA, Dwarf Hemicarpha(6). - Cabinet.
1212 Ehynchospora alba, White Beakrush(2). - - - Cabinet.
1213 Ehynchospora capillacea, Small Capillary Beakrush{2)J0a.hinet.
1214 Rhynchospoea fusca, Brown Beakrush(b). - - - Cabinet.
1215 Ehynchospora gracilenta, Tall Slender Beakrush(l). Cabinet.
1216 Ehynchospoea glomeeata, Common Beakrush(S). - • Cabinet.
1217 Ehynchospoea cephalantha, Boundheaded Beakrush{2). Cabinet.
1218 Cladium ivlaeiscoides, Smooth Twigrush[A). - - - Cabinet.
Sessile-spiked Nutrush{2)- - Cabinet.
Loose-flowered Nutrush(i). - Cabinet.
Three-clustered Nutricsh{4:). • Cabinet.
Few-flowered Nutrush(2). - Cabinet.
Dwarf Verticillate Nutrush(2). Cabinet.
1219 ScLERIA RETICULARIS,
1220 ScLERIA LAXA,
1221 ScLERIA TRIGLOMERATA
1222 ScLERIA PAUCIFLORA,
1223 ScLERIA VEETICILLATA,
Vol. 41.]
1224 Caeex bioica,
1225 Carex exilis,
1226 Carex pauoiflora.
Dicecious Sedge(l). - - - Cabinet.
Slender Sedge(5). .... Cabinet.
Few-flowered S6dge{6). - • Cabinet.
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Lalhl Names.
1227 CaeEX POLyTRICHOIDES,
1228 Oarex willdenovii,
1229 Carex backii,
1230 Carex disperma,
1231 Carex chordorrhiza,
1232 Carex cephalophora,
1233 Carex muhlenbergii,
1234 Carex siccata,
1235 Carex rosea,
1236 Carex retroflexa,
1237 Carex sparganioides,
1238 Carex stipata,
1239 Carex vulpinoidea,
1240 Carex setaoea,
1241 Carex bjiomoides,
1242 Carex alopecoidea,
1243 Carex sartwellii,
1244 Carex teretiitscula,
1245 Carex decomposita,
1246 Carex trisperma,
1247 Carex deweyana,
1248 Carex canescens,
1249 Carex stellulata,
1250 Carex tentjiflora,
1251 Carex scop aria,
1252 Carex straminea,
1253 Carex pedunculata,
1254 Carex squarrosa,
1255 Carex buxbaumii,
1256 Carex triceps,
1257 Carex virescens,
1258 Carex geacillima,
English Names.
Bristle-Stalked Sedge[Z). -
- Cabinet.
Willdemw's Sedge{b). -
- Cabinet.
Back's Sedge{2). - - -
- Cabinet.
Two-seeded Sedge(2). - -
- Cabinet.
Long-rooted Sedge(6).
- Cabinet.
Oval-headed Sedge{&).
- Cabinet.
Muhlenberg's Sedge{S). -
- Cabinet.
Dry-spiked Sedge{3). - -
- Cabinet.
Rose Sbdge{i). - - . .
- Cabinet.
Retrqflexed Sedge{2). - -
- Cabinet.
Bur-reed Sedge{6). - •
- Cabinet.
Awl-fruited Sedge{3).
- Cabinet.
Fox Sedge{S). ... -
- Cabinet.
Bristly-spiked Sedge.
Bromus-like Sedge(9).
- Cabinet.
Foxtail Sedge.
Sartwell's Sedge{3). - -
- Cabinet.
Lesser-panicled Sedge(6).
- Cabinet.
Large-panicled Sedge{S).
- Cabinet.
Three-seeded Sedge{2). -
- Cabinet.
Dewey's Sedge(3). - - -
- Cabinet.
White Sedge(6). - - -
- Cabinet,
Little Prickly Sedge(2). -
- Cabinet.
Slender Cluster-spiked Se«Z^e(2). Cabinet.
Broom-like Sedge[\Q).
- Cabinet.
Straw-colored Sedge{19).
- Cabinet.
Long-stalked Sedge[i). -
- Cabinet.
Squarrose-headed Sedge{4:).
- Cabinet.
Buxbaum's Sedge{4:). - -
- Cabinet.
Three-headed Pubescent Sedge{b).Gahmet.
Green-spiked Pubescent Se(ig-e(4). Cabinet.
Slender Nodding ■Sedge{;ii). - Cabinet.
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STATE COLLECTION.
I^atili Names.
English Names.
1259 Carex fokmosa,
Showy Sedge{^). - - - -
Cabinet.
1260 Carex davisii,
Davis's Sedge{?i). - - - -
Cabinet.
1261 Casex eigida,
Rigid Sedge(A). - - - -
Cabinet.
1262 Carex angustata,
Large Bog Sedge(S). - - -
Cabinet.
1263 Casex cjespitosa,
Smaller Bog Sedge,,
1264 Carex aquatiliS)
Water Sedge(2). - - - -
Cabinet.
1265 Carex atjrea,
Golden-fruited Sedge(Q).
Cabinet.
Vol. 42.]
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1266 Carex ckinita,
Fringed Sedge{i). - - - -
Cabinet.
1267 Carex oligosperma,
Few-fruited Sedge(E),. - -
Cabinet.
1268 Carex inflata,
Inflated Sedge.
1269 Carex cylindricA)
Cylindrical-spiked Sedge.
1270 Carex tjtriculata,
Bladder-fruited Sedge{9). -
Cabinet.
1271. Carex sitbulata,
Awl-fruited Sedge(i). - -
Cabinet.
1272 Carex follicxjlata>
Tall Yellow Sedge(J). - -
Cabinet.
1273 Carex intumescens,
Swollen-fruited Sedge{i).
Cabinet.
1274 Carex litpulina,
Hop Sedge(4:).
Cabinet.
1275 Carex scabrata,
Rough-fruited Sedge(^). - -
Cabinet.
1276 Carex schweinitzii,
Schweinitz's Sedge(2). ' -
Cabinet-
1277 Carex reteorsa,
Backward-fruited S6dge[2). -
Cabinet.
1278 Carex tentaculata,
Long-pointed Sedge(8). - -
Cabinet.
1279 Carex hystricina,
Porcupine Sedge{b). - - -
Cabinet.
1280 Carex pseddo-cypeeus,
Cypress-like Sedge.
1281 Carex longirostris,
Long-beaked Sedge(B). - -
Cabinet.
1282 Caeex trichocarpa,
Hairy-fruited Sedge.
1283 CaKEX AEISTAT4,
Awned Sedge(3). - - - -
Cabinet.
1284 Carex umbellata,
Umbel-spiked Sedge(8). - -
Cabinet.
1285 Caeex pennsylvanica,
Pennsylvanian Sedge(7). • -
Cabinet.
1286 Caeex NovJE-ANGLiiE,
New- England Sedge(S). - -
Cabinet.
1287 Caeex filiformis,
Slender-leaved Sedge(S). - -
Cabinet.
1288 Carex lanuginosa,
Woally-fruited Stdge{9).
Cabinet.
1289 Caeex vestita,
Short Woolly-spiked Sedge{i).
Cabinet.
1290 Carex ptbesoens,
Pubescent 8edge(3), - - ■
Cabinet.
PLANTS.
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Latin Names.
1291 Caeex limosa,
Englisli Names.
Mud Sedge(l-2). - - - -
Cabinet.
1292 Cabex LiviDA,
Livid Sedge(S). . - - -
Cabinet.
1293 Carex plava,
Large Yellow Sedge{fi). • •
Cabinet.
1294 Carex cederi,
(Eder's Sedge(2). - - - -
Cabinet.
1295 Carex pallescens,
Pale Pubescent Sedge(b).
Cabinet.
1296 Carex torreyi,
Torrey's Sedge.
1297 Carex striata,
Striated Sedge[2). - - - -
Cabinet.
1298 Carex granulaeis,
Granular-spiked Sedge)i). -
Cabinet.
1299 Carex laxiflora,
Loose-flowered Sedge.
1300 Carex conoidea,
Conical-fruited Scdge(2).
Cabinet.
1301 Carex digitalis,
Slender Sedge(J). - - - -
Cabinet.
1302 Carex oligocarpa,
Small Few-fruited Sedge(9).
Cabinet.
1303 Carex tetanica.
Crooked-necked Sedge(S).
Cabinet.
1304 Carex anceps,
Two-edged Sedge{14:). • •
Cabinet.
1305 Carex blanda.
Pale Smooth Sedge.
1306 Carex crawei,
Crawe's Sedge{2). - - • -
Cabinet.
1307 Carex plantaginea.
Plantain-leaved Sedge(i).
Cabinet.
1308 Carex cabe-sana,
Carey's Sedge(2). - - - -
Cabinet.
1309 Carex eburnea,
Bristle-leaved White Sedge(b)
. Cabinet.
1310 Carex flexilis,
Fringed Sedgefi). - - - -
Cabinet.
1311 Carex arctata,
Short-beaked Wood Sedge(S).
Cabinet.
1312 Carex debilis.
Weak Sedge(2). - - - -
Cabinet.
1313 Carex miliacea,
Millet-like Sedge(b). - - -
Cabinet.
1314 Carex lacusteis,
Lake Sedge{B). ... -
Cabinet.
Vol. 43.] ORDER CXXV. GRAMINEiE.
1315 Leehsia oryzoides, Cutgrass, or Whitegrass(2). Cabinet.
1316 Leersia virginica. Small-flowered Whitegrass{2). Cabinet.
- - - - Cabinet.
1317 ZizANiA aquatica. Wild Rice{2). - - - .
1318 ALOPEctTRUs pratensis. Common Foxtail-grass.
1319 Alopecorus geniculatus, Water Foxtail- grass{Z). -_
•1320 PHLEtJM pkatense, Timothy, or Herds grass{2).
1321 Phalaeis akundinacea, Reed Canary-grass(2).
Cabihet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
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Latin Names.
1322 Phalaris canariensis,
1323 HoLCUS LANATUS,
1324 HiEROCHLOA BOREALIS,
1325 HiEROCHLOA ALPINA,
English Names"
Common Canary-grass(l). - Cabinet.
Meadow Softgrass[i). - - Cabinet.
Seneca or Vanilla Grass{2). ~ Cabinet.
Alpine Holygrass(4). - - - Cabinet.
1326 Anthoxanthum odoratum, Sweetscented Vernal-grass(b). Cabinet.
1327 PaSPALUM LiEVE,
1328 Paspaltjm setaceum,
1329 Milium efpusum,
1330 Panicum sanguinale,
1331 Panicum glabrum,
1332 Panicum filiforme,
1333 Panicum crus-galli,
1334 Panicum virgatum,
1335 Panicum latifohum,
Smooth Erect Paspalum(2). - Cabinet.
Hairy Slender Faspalum(2). Cabinet.
Millet- grass(2). - • - - Cabinet.
Common Crabgrass(\.). - - Cabinet.
Smooth Crabgrass{2). - - Cabinet.
Slender Crabgrass[2). - - Cabinet.
Barnyard-grass{4:). - - - Cabinet.
Tall Smooth Panicgrass(2). Cabinet.
Broad-leaved Panicgrass{Z). Cabinet.
1336 Panicum clandestinum, Hidden-flowered Panicgrasslfi). Cabinet.
1337 Panicum xanthophysum, Yellow Panicgrass(2). - - Cabinet.
1338 Panicum capillars, Hair-stalked Panicgrass{b). Cabinet.
1339 Panicum depauperatum, Few-flowered Panicgrass(A). Cabinet.
Polymorphous Panicgrass{22). Cabinet.
Warty-flowered Pamcgrass{3). Cabinet.
Agrostis-like Panicgrass{B). Cabinet.
Proliferous Panicgrass{2). - Cabinet.
Foxtail, or Bottlegrass{2). - Cabinet.
Green Bottlegrass{l). - - - Cabinet.
Burgrass^i). Cabinet.
Vol. 44.]
1347 Oryzopsis asperifolia, White-grained Mount ain-rice{4i).Gah'met
1348 Oryzopsis melanocarpa, Black-fruited Mountain-rice{2) !Cahinet.
1349 Oryzopsis canadensis, Smallest Mountain-rice(2). - Cabinet.
1350 Stipa avenacea. Black Oat'grass{l). - - - Cabinet.
1351 Aeistida dichotoma, Dichotomous Threeawned-grass(2).GahiBiet.
1352 Akistida gracilis, Slender Threeawned-grass(S). Cabinet.
1340 Panicum diohotomum,
1341 Panicum verrucosum,
1342 Panicum agrostoides,
1343 Panicum proliferum,
1344 Pennisetum glaucum,
1345 Pennisetum viride,
1346 Cenchrus tribuloides.
PLANTS.
51
1353
1354
1355
1356
1357
1358
1359
1360
1361
1362
1363
1364
1365
1366
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1368
1369
1370
1371
1372
1373
1374
1375
1376
1377
1378
1379
1380
1381
1382
1383
1384
Latin Names. English Names.
MuHLENBEEGiA DIFFUSA, Dropseed-grass(S). - - - - Cabinet.
MuHLENBERGiA ciNNA, Tall MuMenbergia.
Mtjhlenbergia wiLLi)UNOvii,WiUdenoiv'sMuMenbergia{3).Gsihmet.
MuHLENBERGiA sYLVATioA, Wood Muhlenhergia{Z). - - Cabinet.
Muhlenbeegia sobolifera, Awnless MuMenbergia.
MuHLENBERGiA GLoMEKATA, Cluster-spiked Muhlenbergia(S). Cab.
MuHLENBERGiA MExicANA, Mexican Muhlenbergia{2). - Cabinet.
- Cabinet.
- Cabinet.
Cabinet.
ViLFA VAGIN^FLORA,
ViLFA ASPEEA,
ViLFA SEKOTINA,
ViLFA HETEROLEPIS,
ViLFA CEYPTANDRA,
Agrostis vulgaris,
AgROSTIS ALBA,
Agrostis laxiilosa,
Agrostis steicta,
Agrostis canina,
Hidden-Jlowered Vilfa(^).
Rough-leaved Vilfa(2). -
Late-flowering Vilfa{^). -
Strong-scerded Vilfa.
Large-panicled Vilfa(l). - - Cabinet.
Herdsgrass.
Fiorin-grass.
Bairgrass(Q). Cabinet.
Upright-flowered Bentgrass{2). Cabinet.
Bentgrass(Z). Cabinet.
Brachyelytrum aeistatum, Awned Brachyelytrum(2). Cabinet.
Calamageostis canadensis, Canadian Smallreed{b). - Cabinet.
Calamagrostis coarctata, Glaucous Smallreed(2). - Cabinet.
Calamageostis inexpansa, Close-flowered Smallreed(2). Cabinet.
Ammophila arundinacea. Common Seareed(2). - - - Cabinet.
Pheagmites communis. Common Reed(\.). ... - Cabinet.
Eleusine indica, Dogstail-grass, or Yard-grass(S).Cahmet.
Spartina cynosueoides, Tall Marshgrass{2). - - - Cabinet.
Spaetina juncea, Rush-like Marshgrass{S). - Cabinet.
Spaetina alteenifolia, Smooth Marshgrass{2). - - Cabinet.
Bouteloua eacemosa, Racemed Bouteloua{2). - • Cabinet.
Common Hairgrass{2). • Cabinet.
Purple Alpine Hairgrass(S). Cabinet.
Tufted Hairgrass{b). - - - Cabinet.
Soft Trisetum{S). - - - - Cabinet.
AlEA FLEXUOSA,
AlRA atropuepurea,
AlEA CJESPITOSA,
Teisetum molle.
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Lalin Names. English Names,
1385 AvENA PENNSYLVANiouM, P emisylvaniaii Wildoat{3).
1386 AvENA STKiATA, Purple Wildoat(2), - -
1387 Arehenathekum avenaceum, Grass-af-the-Andei{'I).
1888 Danthonia spicata, Wild Oatgrass{d). - -
1389 Uealepis aristulata, Shjrt-awned Uralepis(S).
Vol. 45.]
1390 POA ANNUA,
1391 PoA LAXA,
1392 PoA TKIVIAHS,
1393 PoA pratensis,
1394 PoA COMPKESSA,
1395 PoA PITNGENS,
1396 PoA NEMORALIS,
1397 PoA SEROTINA,
1398 PoA DEBILIS,
1399 PoA ERAGEOSTIS,
1400 PoA PILOSA,
1401 PoA BEPTANS,
1402 PoA HIRSUTA,
1403 PoA CAPILLARIS,
1404 PoA DENTATA,
1405 PoA MICHAUXII,
1406 Teicuspis seslerioides,
1407 grlyceria fluitans,
1408 Glyoehia acutifijOra,
J409 Glyceria aqtjatica,
1410 Glyceria nervata,
J411 Glyceria elongata,
X412 Glyceria canadensis,
1413 Dactylis glomerata,
1414 Beomus secalinus,
1415 Bromus cilia tus,
1416 Bromus puegans,
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Annual Meadowgrass{b).
Few-flowered Alpine Meadowgrass(8). Gahinet.
Rough Meadow grass(\). - - Cabinet.
Smooth-stalked Med,dowgrass(S).Gahmet.
Bluegrass, or Wiregrass(7). Cabinet.
Sharp-leaved Meadmvgrass(2). Cabinet.
Wood Meadowgrass{l). - - Cabinet.
Medtop{2). Cabinet.
Weak Meadow grass{2i). - - Cabin^.
*
Strongscented Meadowgrass{l). Cabinet.
Slender Meadowgrass{2). - Cabinet.
Creeping Meadowgrass[^). - Cabinet.
Hairy Meadow grafs{V). - - Cabinet.
Hair-panided Meadowgrass{2). Cabinet.
Toothed Meadowgrass(2). - Cabinet.
Spiked Saltmar^h Poa[Z). <■ Cabinet.
Tall Redtop{2). . . . , Cabinet.
Common Mannagrass{\). -, Cabinet.
Sharp-flowered Mannagrass(2), Cabinet.
Reed Mannagrass{\). - - - Cabinet.
Nerved Mannagrass{Q). - - Cabinet.
Long-panicled Mannagrass{2). Cabinet,
Rattlesnake-grass{2), - - - Cabinet.
Cocksfoot- grass{2). ... - Cabinet.
Cheat, or Chess(2), , - . . Cabinet.
Fringed Bromegrass{^), - - Cabinet.
Hairy-flower(d Bromegrass{2). Cabinet.
PLANTS.
53
LaUn Names.
1417 Bromus stehius,
1418 kceleeia pennsylvanica,
1419 KcELEEIA TRUNCATA,
1420 Festxtca durittscula,
1421 Festuca tenella,
1422 Festuca nutans,
1423 Festuca elatior,
1424 Festuca pratensis,
1425 Diplachne fascicularis,
1426 Uniola gracilis,
1427 LoLiuM perenne,
1428 Triticum repens,
1429 Triticum caninum,
1430 Elymus viRGiNicus,
1431 Elymus canadensis,
1482 Elymus villosus,
1433 Elymus hystrix,
1434 Andropogon nutans,
1435 Andropogon scoparius,
1436 Andropogon furcatus,
1437 Andropogon virginicus,
1438 Andropogon macrourus.
English Names. '
Barren Bromegrass(\). - s Cabinet.
Pennsylvanian Kaleria[2). • Cabinet.
Truncated Kceleria{2). - - Cabinet,
Hard Fesouegrass(B). - - - Cabinet.
Slender Fescuegrass(2). - • Cabinet.
Nodding Fescuegrass(2). - - Cabinet,
Tall Fescuegrass(l). - - - Cabinet.
Meadow Fescuegrass{2). - • Cabinet.
Cluster-flowered Biplachne[2). Cabinet.
Slender Spikegrass{2). - - Cabinet.
Common Barnel{l). - - - Cabinet.
Couchgrass, or Quitchgrass(2). Cabinet.
Fibrous-rooted Wheatgrass{2). Cabinet.
Virginian Lymegras?(2). - Cabinet.
Canadian Lymegrass{2). - - Cabinet.
Slender-hairy Lymegrass(2). Cabinet.
Bottlebrush-grass{4:). - - - Cabinet.
Indian Beardgrass.
Purple Woodgrass{2). - - Cabinet.
Finger-spiked Woodgrass[2). Cabinet.
Virginian Beardgrass(S). - Cabinet.
ClusJtr-Jlowered Beardgrass{2). Cabinet.
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NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
ADDITIONS.
PLANTS DISCOVERED DURING THE PRINTING OF THE FLORA.
And desmbed in Vol. ii, pp. 515 et Eeq.
English Names.
Ydlow Milkwort.
Latin Names.
1439 PoLyGALA LTJTEA,
1440 Desmoditjm L.a;viGATUM, Rigid Upright Desmodium.
1441 Lythrtjm salicaria, Common Purple Loosestrife.
1442 Saxifraga aizoides, Yellow Mountain Saxifrage.
1443 EupATORiuM HYSsopiFOLiuM, Hyssop-leaved Hempweed.
1444 EuPATORiuM ALBUM, Whiteheaded Hempweed.
1445 Edpatorium RESiNosuM, Resinous Hempweed.
1446 Aster concolor,
1447 Oakesia conradi,
1448 Calypso borealis,
Racemed Violet Aster.
Conrad's Oakesia{d). -
Northern Calypso.
Cabinet.
1449 Eleochakis melanocarpa, Black-fruited Eltocharis{2). Cabinet-
PLANTS DISCOVERED AND COLLECTED SINCE THE PUBLICATION
OP THE FLORA.
1450 RoEiNiA vjscosA,
1451 ViCIA CAROLINIANA,
1452 Stellaeia longipes,
1453 Trifolium incarnatum,
1454 Pyrtjs malus,
1455 (Enothera riparia,
1456 GrALIBM CONCINNUJf,
Clammy Locust(l). - - Cabinet.
Carolinian Vetch[l). - - - Cabinet..
Long-stalked Stitchwort(l). - Cabinet.
Incarnate Clover(2). - - - Cabinet.
Common Apple{4:). - - - r Cabinet.
Bank Evening-primrose{l). - Cabinet.
Concin^qte BZwpfs(l). : - - Cabinet.
PLANTS.
55
Latin Names.
145Y Phlomis tubeeosa,
English Names.
Tuberous Phlomis{2).
1458 LiTHospEEMUM LATiFOLiTjM, Broad-haved Gromwell{\).
1459 Onosmodium carolinianum, Carolina False-gromtveU(2).
1460 Amaranthus tamariscinus, Salt Amaranth{l). - - -
1461 Chenopodium mukale, Wall Goosefoot{Z). - - - -
1462 Salix fragilis,
1463 Salix babylonica,
1464 Salix eriocephala,
1465 Salix angustata,
Brittle Willote(S). - -
Weeping Willow(2). - -
Woolly-head Willow{S). -
Narrovj-leaved Willow(B).
1466 Melanthium hybridum, Hybrid Melanthiuni{l).
1467 CarEX STE0DELII,
1468 Carex paniculata,
1469 Carex vdlgaris,
1470 Carex torta,
1471 Carex grisea,
1472 Carex platyphylla,
1473 Carex comosa,
1474 Panicitm paucifloeum,
1475 AVENA SATIVAj
1476 Spartina polystachya,
1477 CiNNA PENDDLA,
1478 CiNNA ARUNDINACEA,
Steudel's Sedge[l). - - -
Panicled Sedge(l). - - -
Small Black-scaled Sedge(l).
Twisted Sedge{6). - - -
Greyish Sedge{4:). - - - -
Flat-leaved Sedge{2). - - -
Cyprus-like Sedge{S). - -
Few-flowered Panicgrass(2).
Common Oat{2). - - . -
Tall Saltmarsk-grass(2).
Pendulous Cinna{2). - - -
Reed-like Cinna{2). - - -
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
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Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
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BOTAIY OF lEW-YOEK,
OE THE
Ne tu-H r k lio ra.
BY JOHN TORREY.
DIVISION II. CRYPTOGAMOUS PLANTS.
BOTANY.
DIVISIOI^ II. CRYPTOGAMOUS PLANTS,
Vol. 46.] ORDER CXXVI. EQUISETAOB^.
Latin Name. English Name. In the
1 Equisetum arvense, Field Horsetail.
2 Equisetum sylvatictjm, Wood Horsetail{7). - - - Cabinet.
3 Equisetum limosum, Smooth Swamp Horsetail, or Pipes(S).Gahinet.
4 Equisettjm hyemale, Scouring Rush{i). - - - - Cabinet.
5 Equisetum variegatum, Variegated Rough florseiaz7(5). Cabinet
6 Equisettjm scirpoides, Smallest Rough Horselail[^). Cabinet.
ORDER CXXVII. PILICES.
7 PoLYPODiuM vuLGARE, Common Polypodij{2). - - Cabinet.
8 PoLYPODiuM PHEGOPTERis, Beech Folypody{2). - . - Cabinet,
9 PoLYPODiuM HEXAGONpPTERUM, Winged Polypody(l). - • Cabinet.
10 PoLYPODiiTM DRYOPTERis, Three-branched Polypody{2). Cabinet.
11 Struthiopteris germanica, Common Ostrichfern{4). - - Cabinet.
12 Allosortjs gracilis, Slender Allosorus{4,). - - Cabinet,
13 Adiantum pedatum, Maidenhair, or Mo/mr(l). - Cabinet,
14 Pteris aquilina, Common Brake, or Bracken(2). Cabinet.
15 Platyloma atropurpurea, Purple-stalked Rockbrake{2). Cabinet,
16 DooDiA viRGiNicA, Virginian Doodia{l). - - - Cabinet.
17 WooDWARDiA ANGUSTiFOLiA, Narrow-leaved Woodwardia{2).Qa}[AD&i.
18 ScoLopENDRirM oFFiciNARUM, Comrmn Houndstongue{2). - Cabinet.
19 AspLENiuM TRicHOMANEs, Small Rock Spleenwqrt[2>). - Cabinet,
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Latin Names. English Names. ^
20 AspLENiuM EBENEUM, Screwfern(B).
21 AspLENiTJM ANGUSTiFOLiDM, NaTTow-leaved Spleenwort(2).
22 AsPLENiiTM EUTA-MUEJiRiA, Wall-rue Spleenwort{3). - -
23 AsPLENiUM THELYPTERioiDEs, Silvery Spleenviort[l). - -
24 AsPLENiuM FiLix-FCEMiNA, Female-fem{l). ....
25 Antigeamma ehizophylla, Walking-fernip). - - - -
26 ASPIDIUM MAEGINALE,
27 ASPIDIUM GOLDIANUM,
28 ASPIDITJM CEISTATUBI,
29 ASPIDIUM DILATATUM,
30 ASPIDIUM THELYPTEEIS,
31 ASPIDIUM NOVEBOEACENSE,
32 ASPIDIUM ACEOSTICHOIDES,
33 AsPIDItTM ACULEATUM,
34 Onoolea sensibilis,
35 woodsia ilvensis,
36 WoODSIA OBTUSA,
37 crstopteeis feagilis,
38 Cystopteeis bulbifeea,
39 DiCKSONIA PILOSltrSCTTLA,
40 osmtjnda claytoniana,
41 osmunda cinnamomea,
42 osmunda spectabilis,
43 Lygodium palmatum,
44 Ophioglossum vulgatum,
45 boteychitjm vieginicum,
Marginal Shieldfern(V). - -
Goldie's Shieldfern{2). - -
Crested Shieldfern{l). • •
Dilated Skieldfern(l). - -
Meadow Shieldfern{l). - -
New-York Skieldfem{l).
Terminal Shieldfern[2). - -
Prickly Shieldfern.
Sensitive-fern{^). - - - -
Rusty Rock Polypody,
Obtuse Woodsia[B). - - ?
Brittle Bladderfern{4:). - -
Bulb-bearing Bladderfern(2).
Hairy Dicksonia(2). - - -
Interrupted Flowering-fern{l).
Woolly Flowering-fern{2), -
Shoioy F lower ing-fern{2).
Climbing- fern{\). - - - .
Common Adder stongue(2).
Ratilesnake-fern(l). - - •
46 BoTEYCHixiM LUNARioiDEs, Tall Smooth Moonwort{2).
47 BoTEYCHiuM SIMPLEX, Biuarf Moonwort[\). - -
ORDER OXXVIII. LYCOPODIAOE^.
48 Lycopodium selago, Fir Clubmoss(S). • - -
49 Lycopodium lucidulum, Shining Clubmoss{2). - -
50 Lycopodium inundatum, Low Marsh Clubmoss(7). -
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51 Lycopodium annotinitm,
52 Lycopodium obscurttm,
53 Lycopodium clavatum,
54 Lycopodium complanatum,
55 Selaginella rupestris,
56 Selaginella apus,
English Names.
Interrupted Clubmoss{2). -
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Groundpine(2). - . - -
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Corri'inon Clubmoss(2). - -
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Festoon Groundpine(2). -
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Small Jtock Clubm.oss(i).
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Moss-like SelagineUa{i). -
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ORDER OXXIX, SALVINIACE.^.
57 Salvinia natans, Floating Salvinia.
58 AzoLiiA cAROLiNiANA, Carolinian Azolla[Z). - - • Cabinet.
ORDER OXXX. ISOETACE^.
59 IsoijTEs ;,ACU5TRjs, Cor^mqn Quillwqrt(l). ? ' Cabinet.
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MINERALOGY OF lEW-YORK,
BY LEWIS C. BECK.
MIIERALOG-Y.
CLASS I. GASEOUS MINERALS.
ORDER 1. COMBUSTIBLE GASES.
Names of Species. I^ocalities.
1 Hydrogen (Not found pure).
2 Carburetted hydrogen (See Mineralogy, p. 128).
3 Sulphuretted hydrogen (See Mineralogy, p. 141).
4 Phosphuretted hydrogen (Sometimes found in marshes).
ORDER II. NONtCOMBUSTIBLE GASES.
5 Oxygen (Sometimes found to predominate in the air given out
by springs).
6 Nitrogen (See Mineralogy, p. 133).
7 Carbonic acid (See Mineralogy, p. 134)»
8 Atmospheric air (Sometimes erolved from springs).
CLASS II. LIQUID MINERALS, NOT COMBUSTIBLE.
ORDER I; LIQUID ACIDS.
9 Hydrous sulphuric acid (See Mineralogy, p. 150).
ORDER II. LIQUID MINERALS, NOT ACID.
10 Atmospheric water (See Mineralogy, p. 178).
11 Sea water (See Mineralogy, p. 179).
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CLASS III. COMBUSTIBLE MINERALS, NOT GASEOUS.
Nam«s. Localities.
12 Sulphur (1 specimen), Springport, Essex county. - -
13 Bitumen : Petroleum{l), Erie county.
14 Ambek, Kossville, llichinond county.
15 Graphite (19 specimens),
_ Eogersrock, Essex, 2 specimens;
ticonderogaj Essex, 3;
_^ Port Henry, Essex, 2;
_ Fishkill, Dutchess, 4;
Brown's quarry, Putnam, 1 :
Edenville, Orange, 2;
_ Saltus's quarry, Essex, 1 ;
Rossie, St. Lavrence, 1 ;
_ Johnsburgh, Warren, 2;
— AkTifIciaL) Rossie furnace, St. Lawrence, 1.
16 Anthhacite(5),
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— Sprakers, Montgomery, 2;
— Middleburgh, Schoharie, 1.
17 Coal (See Mineralogyj p. 190).
18 LiGNitE (See Mineralogy; p. 191).
19 Peat(1), Lansingburgh, Eensselaer.
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CLASS IV- ALKALINE MINERALS.
ORDER I. AMMONIA.
20 Carbonate of ammonia, In New- York city.
ORDER II. SODA.
21 Glauber's salTj In Eochesterj Monroe.
22 Natron, New- York cityj etc.
23 Common salt (See Mineralogy, p. 99).
24 Htdriodate of soSa, Probably in the brine springs of Onondaga.
ORDER III. POTASH.
25 Sulphate of potash. Perhaps in the brine of' Saliaa.
26 Carbonate of potash, Water of certain springs.
MINERALS.
Names. Localities.
27 Muriate op potash, Water of brine springs, etc.
28 Hydrobromate or potash. Waters of Saratoga.
29 Alum, Catskill mountains, etc.
CLASS V. ALKALINE EARTHY MINERALS,
ORDER I, BARYTA.
30 Heavy spar(35),
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Schoharie courthouse, Schoharie, 5 ;
Xiittlefalls, Herkimer, 2;
Middleburgh, Schoharie, 4;
Syracuse, Onondaga, 2;
Pillar point, Jefferson, 2 ;
Rossie, St.Lawrence, 5;
Carlisle, Schoharie, 4;
Gouyerueur, St.Lawrence, 4;
Oxbow, Jefferson, 4;
Wayne county, 3.
31 Celestinb(8),
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Stark, Herkimer, 3;
Syracuse, Onondaga, 2;
|jOckport, Niagara, 2.
* P^DER II. STRONTIAN,
32 Strontianit|i(12), Cabinet,
— Schoharie courthouse, Schoharie, 11;
— Antiyerp, Jefferson, 1.
38 Barysteontianite, Near Hamilton College, Oneida.
ORDER III. LIME.
34 Calpareous sPAp(l57),
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Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 5;
Diana, Lewis, 2;
Antwerp, Jefferson, 11 ;
Oxbow, Jefferson, 9;
Littlefalls, Herkimer, 3;
Middleville, Herkimer, 3 ;
Camillus, Onondaga, 3;
Haverstraw, Rockland, 5;
Warwick, Orange, 2 :
Amity, Orange, 4;
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Name?.
Calcareous spar
— White,
— White,
— Red,
— Red,
— Blub,
— Blub,
— Geebn,
— Beown,
— Stalactite,
— Stalagmite,
— Dogtooth,
— Satin,
35 Marble(5),
Localities.
Newburgh, Orange, 1;
Martinsburgh, Lewis, 4;
Rossie, St.Lawrence, 33;
Catskill, Greene, 11;
Canaan, Columbia, 1;
Middleburgh, Schoharie, 2;
Cobleskill, Schoharie, 3 :
Diamond point, Warren, 3 ;
Port- Ann, Washington, 1;
Parish mine, St.Lawrence, 5;
Monroe, Orange, 2;
Port Henry, Essex, 9 ;
Ball's cave, Schoharie, 4;
Schoharie courthouse, Schoharie, 1 ;
Glenville, Schenectady, 1;
Rogersrock, Essex, 1 ;
Yonkers, Westchester, 1;
O'Niel mine, Orange, 1;
Muscolunge lake, Jefferson, 1 ;
Nethaway's cave, Schoharie, 1;
Young's cave, Schoharie, 1 ;
Caldwell, Warren, 1;
Lockport, Niagara, 2;
Catskill, Greene, 2;
Edenville, Orange, 1; •
Cornwall, Orange, 4;
Monroe, Orange, 3;
Naturalbridge, Lewis, 1 ;
Diana, Lewis, 2;
Schroon, Essex, 1; #
Flat creek, Montgomery, 1 ;
Ball's cave, Schoharie, 1;
Ball's cave, Schoharie, 1 ;
Cheshire, Ontario, 1 ;
Rossie, St.Lawrence, 1.
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Montague's quarry, Rockland, 1 ;
Hastings, Westchester, 1;
Haverstraw, Rockland, 1;
Grassy point, Rockland, 1;
Pleagant-valley, Dutchess, 1.
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LocuUUts.
36 Fibrous limestone(II),
— », Camillus, Onondaga, 6;
— Natui^Piridge, Jefferson, 1;
— Ball's cave, Schoharie, 1 ;
— Carlisle, Schoharie, 1;
— Rossie, St.Lawrence, 2.
37 Concreted carbonate of lime(22), - - -
— Agakio minbbal, Cobleskill, Schoharie, 1 ;
— Oolitic limestone, Warwick, Orange, 2;
— Oolitic limestoxe, Greenfield, Saratoga, 2;
— Calcareous sixtek, Newburgh, Orange, 1;
— Calcareous tufa, Jamesville, Onondaga, 4;
— Calcareous tufa, Lenox, Madison, 2;
— Calcareous tufa, Rochester, Monroe, Ij
— Calcareous tufa, Syracuse, Onondaga, 1;
— Calcareous tufa, Chittenango, Madison, 1;
— Calcareous tufa, Martinsburgh, Lewis, 1;
— Calcareous tufa, Marcellus, Onondaga, 1;
— Ferruginous,
— Crystallized,
38 Marl(5),
39 Arragonite(6),
Johnsburgh, Warren, 3;
Anthony's Nose, Putnam, 2.
Dewitt, Onondaga, 1;
Syracuse, Onondaga, 3;
Salina, Onondaga, 1.
Monroe, Orange, 1;
Patterson, Putnam, Ij
O'Niel mine. Orange, 2;
Edenville, Orange, 1;
How's cave, Schoharie, 1.
40 Gypsdm(32)
— Selenitb,
— Selenitb,
Stark, Herkimer, 2; .
Lockpott, Niagara, 2j
Lenox, Madison, 1;
Onondaga county, 2;
Syracuse, Onondaga, 4;
Dewitt, Onondaga, 6;
Manlius, Onondaga, 4;
Camillus, Onondaga, 7;
Cayuga county, 1;
Lockport, Niagara, 1;
O'Niel mine, Orange, 1.
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Names.
41 Anhydrite,
42 Apatite(13),
— eupyrchroite,
43 Floor spar(15),
44 Muriate op lime,
45 Datholite,
46 Pharmacolite,
Localities.
Lockport, Niagara.
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IRossie, St.Lawrence, 1;
Hammond, St.Lawrence, 1;
Hall mine, Essex, 3;
Edenville, Orange, 4;
Westfarms, Westchester, 1;
Diana, Lewis, 2;
Crownpoint, Essex, 3.
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Lowville, Lewis, 2 J
Amity, Orange, 2;
Niagara, Niagara, 4;
Schoharie courthouse, Schoharie, 3 )
Alexandria, Jeiferson, 2;
Manlius, Onoildfoga, 2.
Water of several mineral springs;
Pierrflont, Kockland, etc.
Monroe, Orange.
ORDEft IV. MAGNESIA.
47 Brucite, Quarantine, Richmond, etc.
48 Carbonate oi* magnesia, Staten island, etc.
49 Epsom salt, Bethlehem, Albany, etc.
50 Magnesian carbonate op lime(27), ' Cabinet.
— Pearl spak, Lockport, Niagara, 1;
— Pearl spar, Littlefalls, Herkimer, 2;
— Pearl spar, Niagara falls, Niagara, 2;
— Pearl spar, Rossie, St.Lawrence, 4;
— Pearl spar, Theresa, Jefferson, 1;
— Brown spar, Diamond island, Warren, 2;
— Brown spar. Parish mine; St.Lawrence, 3;
— Dolomite, Kingsbridge, New- York, 2;
— Dolomite, Amenia, Dutchess, 1;
— GuBHOPiTE, Phillipstown, Putnam, 5;
— GuRHOFiTB, Quarantine, Richmond, 4.
51 Hydraulic limestonk(3), Cabinet.
— Schoharie courthouse, Schoharie, 1 ;
— Van Eps's quarry, Moiitgcfmery, 1 ;
— Lockport, Niagara, 1.
52 Hydrobromate op magnesia. In sea water, etc.
MINERALS.
CLASS VI. EARTHY MINERALS.
Names.
53 Qtj.\rtz(65),
ORDER 1. SILICA.
Localilies,
— Massive,
— Massive,
— Black,
— Rose,
— FEREUGINOnS,
— Febkuginous,
— HOBNSTOIfB,
— HORSfSTONB,
— Jaspeb,
— Calcedont,
— Htalfte,
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'Middleville, Herkimer, 2;
Littlefalls, Herkimer, 1;
Port Richmond, Richmond, 3;
Diamond point, Warren, 3;
Craigville, Orange, 2;
Ellenville, Ulster, 3;
Oxbow, Jefferson, 2;
Redbridge, Ulster, 4;
Sterling mine, Jefferson, 2;
Diana, Lewis, 4;
Wurtzborough mine, Sullivan, 2;
CatskiU, Greene, 1;
Ticonderoga, Essex, 1;
Rossie, St.Lawrence, 3;
Root, Montgomery, 2;
Shawangunk mountains, Sullivan, 1;
Saratoga springs, Saratoga, 2;
Warwick, Orange, 3;
Hastings, Westchester, 1;
Leyden, Lewis, 1;
New-Rochelle, Westchester, 1 ;
Yonkers, Westchester, 3;
Littlefalls, Herkimer, 2;
Port Henry, Essex, 3;
Quarantine, Richmond, 2;
Warwick, Orange, 1;
New-Rochelle, Westchester, 1 ;
Sprakers, Montgomery, 2;
Warwick, Orange, 2;
Warwick, Orange, 3;
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Lewis, Essex, 6;
Diana, Lewis. 1.
55 Nemalite,
Piermont, Rockland.
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Names.
56 Serpentine(107),
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. — Black,
— Black,
— Black,
— Dakk,
— Green,
— Grey,
— Yellow,
— Marmolite,
— Marmolite,
— Marmolite,
— Soapstone,
— Soapstone,
— Soapstone,
— Soapstone,
— Soapstone,
— Soapstone,
— Verd antique,
— Verd antique,
— Verd antique,
— Crystallized,
57 Magnesite(4),
58 Chondrodite(37),
Syracuse, Onondaga, 8;
New-Eochelle, Westchester, 8;
Rye, Westchester, 3;
Monroe, Orange, 1;
Eossie,^t.Lawrence, 4;
Port Henry, Essex, 2;
Phillipstown, Putnam, 4;
New -York, New-York, 2;
Diana, Lewis, 2;
Quarantine, Richmond, 2;
Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 3;
Antwerp, Jefferson, 1;
Warwick, Orange, 1:
Amity, Orange, 2;
Oxbow, Jefferson, 5;
Natural-dam, St.Lawrence, 2;
Warwick, Orange, 2;
Forshee mine, Monroe, Orange, 2;
Southeast, Putnam, 1;
Brown's quarry, Putnam, 3;
Port- Ann, Washington, 4:
Fort- Ann, Washington, 2;
Phillipstown, Putnam, 4;
New-Rochelle, Westchester, 1;
Rye, Westchester, 1;
Phillipstown, Putnam, 2;
Warwick, Orange, 3;
Fort-Ann, Washington, 1;
Wilks mine, Monroe, Orange, 1 ;
Amity, Orange, 1;
Diana, Lewis, 1;
Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 2;
Port Henry, Essex, 5;'
Amity, Orange, 6;
Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 2;
Greenwood, Orange, 1.
Stony point, Kockland.
Southeast, Putnam, 1;
Port Henry, Essex, 3;
Rossie, St.Lawrence, 8;
Amity, Orange, 12;
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Chondrodite
— Cktstallized,
— Crystallized,
59 boltonite,
60 Talc(12),
61 Ptroxene(72),
— White,
— White,
White,
— Bluish,
— Black,
— Grbt,
— coccolite,
— coccolite,
— ooccolite,
— coccolite,
— coccolitb,
— coccolite,
— coccolite,
— Sahlite,
— Sahlite,
— DiOPSIDB,
— Renssblabeitb,
62 HORNBLENDE(194),
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Localities.
Bdenville, Orange, 5;
Naturalbridge, Orange, 2;
Monroe, Orange, 3;
Edenville, Orange, 2;
Monroe, Orange, 1.
Several places in Orange county.
Quarantine, Richmond, 3;
Amity, Orange, 5;
Fishkill, Dutchess, 4.
Edenville, Orange, 6;
O'Niel mine, Monroe, Orange, 1;
Rogersrock, Essex, 2;
Ticonderoga, Essex, 4;
Greenwood, Monroe, Orange, 4;
Warwick, Orange, 3;
Gouverneur, St. Lawrence, 2;
Rossie, St.Lawrence, 2;
Yonkers, Westchester, 1 ;
Patterson, Putnam, 3;
P-ingsbridge, New- York, 2;
Havers traw, Rockland, 2;
Crag harbor, Essex, 1 ;
BichvUle, St.Lawrence, 2;
Monroe, Orange, 5;
Rogersrock, Essex, 2;
Lewis corners, Essex, 2;
Phillipstown, Putnam, 2;
Diana, Lewis, 2;
Carmel, Putnam, 1;
Port Henry, Essex, 1 ;
Monroe, Orange, 5;
Moriah, Essex, 1;
Phillipstown, Putnam, 1 ;
Oxbow, Jefferson, 2.
Carmel, Putnam, 2;
Lewis, Essex, 2;
Monroe, Orange, 13;
Amity, Orange, 29;
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Names. I,ocalilJes.
Hornblende :
Peckville, Fishkill, Dutchess, 1 ;
Yonkers, Westchester, 3;
Edenville, Orange, 13;
— Warwick, Orange, 8;
Southeast, Putnam, 14;
Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 2,
Stony point, Rockland, 1;
— Florida, Orange, 4;
_ , Moriah, Essex, 5;
— Piermont, Rockland, 2;
— BowLDEH, Nyack, Rockland, 1;
— Black, New-Bochelle, Westchester, 3 ;
— Black, Ticonderoga, Essex, 2;
— Black, Crag harbor, Essex, 1 ;
— Grey, Monroe, Orange, 4;
— Brown, Amity, Orange, 4;
— Gkanclajv, Orag harbor, Essex, 2;
— Pargasitb, Whitehall, Washington, 2;
— Pargasitf), Rossie, St. Lawrence, 1;
— Edenite, Warwick, Orange, Sj
— AcTiNOLiTE, Oornwal, Orange, 1 ;
— AcTiNOLiTE, Fishkill, Dutchess, 2}
^- AcTiNOLiTE, Rye, Westchester, 1;
^ AcTiNOLiTE, Grassy point, Rockland, 1 ;
— AcTiNOLiTB, Kent, Putnam, 2;
— AsBESTUS, Quarantine, Richmpnd, 4;
— AsBBSTirs, ptony point, Rockland, 1 ;
— AsBBSTUS, Monroe, Orange, 6;
— AsBESTUS, Patterson, Putnam, 2;
— AsBBSTUS, Newburgh, Orange, 3;
— AsBESTUs, Phillipstown, Putnam, 4;
— AsBBSTUs, Oxbow, Jefferson, 1;
— Trbmolitb, Patterson, Putnam, 4;
— Trbmolite, Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 2;
— do. RichvUle, St.Lawrence, Z;
— do- Hastings, Westchester, 6;.
— do. Dover, Dutchess, 3;
— do. Edenville, Orange, 2;
— do. Kingsbridge, New- York, 4;
— do. Amity, Orange, 4;
— do Phillipstown, Putnam, 3;
— do. Port Henry, Essex, 2;
— do. New-Rochelle, Westchester, 3;
— do. Bessie, St.Lawrence, 3;
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Hornblende :
— pseudomorphs,
— pseudomoephs,
63 Arpwed80nite?(1)
64 HyPERSTHENE(l),
Local ilieri.
Edcnville, Orange, 2;
Amity, Orange, 3. ,
Carmel, Putnam.
Putnam, Washington.
65 Schiller spar, Carmel in Putnam, and Amity in Orange.
66 Anthophyllite(5),
Rye, Westchester, 2;
New-Kochelle, Westchester, 3.
67 Hydrous anthophyllite(5),
— New-York islahd, 2;
— New-Kochelle, Westchester, 2;
— Fishkill, Dutchess, 1.
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68 Corundum,
69 Spinelle(40),
70 Automolite,
71 GlBBSITE(l),
72 ALUMiNi-tte,
73 Idocrase(6),
74 G-arnet(50),
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Near Amity, Orange.
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Amity, Orange, 19;
Bdenville, Orange, 10;
Mount Eve, Orange, 2;
Warwick, Orange, 3;
Oxbow, Jefferson, 4;
Grouverneur, St.Lawrence, 1;
Rossie, St.Lawrence, 1.
Kossie, St.Lawrence.
Unionvale, Dutchess.
In the clay of Staten island, etc.
Amity, Orange, 4;
Antwbrp, Jefferson, 2.
Amity, Orange, 3;
Rogetsrock, Essex, 12;
Greenfield, Saratoga; 1;
Lewis, Essex, 5;
New-Rochelle, Westchester, 2;
Hague, Warren, 1 ;
Sprakers, Montgomery, 4;
We6(;farms, Westchester, 1 ;
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Localities.
Monroe,. Orange, 4;
Dover, Dutchess, 3;
Yonkers, Westchester, 1;
Lewis, Essex, 2;
Carmel, Putnam, 1;
Eogersrock, Essex, 2;
Sterling mountain, 1 ;
Amity, Orange, 1.
colophonitb,
colophonite,
colophonite,
colophonite,
Cinnamon-stone,
75 SCAPOLITE(30),
— nuttallitb,
— pseudomorph,
76 Staurolite(I),
77 Feldspar(46),
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Amity, Orange, 1;
Monroe, Orange, 6;
Twoponds, Orange, 1;
Edenville, Orange, 1;
Ticonderoga, Essex, 2;
Oxbow, Jefferson, 3;
Lewis, Essex, 2;
Diana, Lewis, 1;
Gouyerneur, St.Lawrence, 1;
Naturalbridge, Lewis, 1;
Oxbow, Jefferson, 1.
Dover, Dutchess. - - -
Warwick, Orange, 2;
Monroe, Orange, 10;
Edenville, Orange, 2;
Cornwal, Orange, 1;
Southfleld furnace. Orange, 2;
Greenfield, Saratoga, 1;
Cheever mine, Moriah, Essex, 3;
New- York island, 3;
Eogersrock, Essex, 1 ;
Ticonderoga, Essex, 2;
Westfarms, Westchester, 1;
Yonkers, Westchester, 3;
Hammond, St.Lawrence, 1;
Rossie, St.Lawrence, 3 ;
French mountain, Warren, 2 ;
Putnam, Washington, 2;
Diana, Lewis, 2;
Palmer mine, Clinton, 1 ;
Littlefalls, Herkimer, 2;
Phillipstown, Putnam, 1 ;
Grassy point, Rockland, 1.
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78 Labradoeite(8),
— Bowlder,
79 Albite(I),
80 Stellite(4),
81 Mesotype,
82 Stilbite(9),
83 Heulandite,
84 Bpistilbite,
85 Apophtllite,
86 Prehnite(I),
87 Thomsonite,
88 Laumonite,
89 Analcime,
90 Chabazite,
91 Bpidote(15),
Local iiies.
92 T0URMAL1NE(25),
Lewis corners J Essex^ 2;
Moriah, Essex, 4;
Ogdensbvirgh, St.Lawrence, 1;
Hamptonburgh, Orange, 1.
Granville, Washington. - ■
Piermont, Rocklandi - - -
Harlem, New- York.
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Harlem, New- York, 5;
Peekskill, Westchester, 4.
Near Westfarms, Westchester.
In Rockland county?
Harlem, New- York.
Westport, Essex. .... Cabinet.
Piermont, Eockland.
Phillipstown, Putnam (exhausted).
Near Yonkers, Westchester.
Piermont, Rockland.
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Harlem, New- York, 4j
Carmel, Putnam, 2;
Cornwal, Orange, 1;
Warwick, Orange, 3;
Ticonderoga, Essex, 2;
Westport, Essex, 2;
Putnamj Washington, 1.
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Port Henry, Essex, 2;
Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 1 ;
Yonkeirs, Westchester, 2;
garlem, New- York, 2;
Ed,-^i?,ille, Orange, 3;
Wawiefc, Orange, 2;
4Daity, Orange, 2;
^^ici^ii^Etld, Saraibog%, 1)
Richfield, St.Lawrence, 1;
Ticonderoga, Essex, 1;
Essex county, 1.
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Names,
93 Clintonite(2),
94 Andalusite,
95. Bucholzite(5),
96 Kyanite,
97 ACHMITE,
98 Pitchstone,
99 Spodumene,
100 Pyrophyllite,
101 MiCA(73),
Black,
YeLLOWj
Qbeen,
Gbbbn,
Silvery,
SiLVBST,
COPPBB,
LiTHION?
Obtstallized,
Localities.
Amity, Orange. Cabinet.
Near Nyack, Rockland.
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Oornwal) Orange, 1 ;
Monroe, Orange, 3.
Near New- York city.
Lockport, Niagara.
Dykes in Essex and Warren.
Near Saratoga springs.
Near Westpoint, Orange.
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Ticonderoga, Essex, 1;
Antwerp, Jefferson, 5;
Oxbow, Jefferson, 2;
Rossie, St.Lawrence, 2;
Edwards, St.Lawrence, 2;
Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 2;
Diana, Lewis, 1;
Greenfield, Saratoga, 5 ;
Putnam, Washington, 1;
Monroe, Orange, 12;
Edenville, Orange, 8;
Amity, Orange, 1;
Warwick, Orange, 4;
Kane's quarry, Westchester, 2;
Westfarms, Westchester, 1;
New-Rochelle, Westchester, 2;
Rye, Westchester, 1;
Southeast, Putnam, Ij
Yonkers, Westchester, 1 ;
Warwick, Orange, 1;
Greenwood, Monroe, Orange, 1;
Yonkers, Westchester, 4;
Edwards, St.Lawrence, 2;
Amity, Orange, 1;
Edenville, Orange, 3;
Edenville, Orange, 2;
Antwerp, JeffersOu, 5.
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ORDER III. GLUOINA.
Names. Localilies.
102 Emerald, Near New- York city, and near Singsing in Westchester.
103 Chrysoberyl(2), Greenfield, Saratoga. - - - Cabinet.
ORDER IV. ZIROONIA.
104 ZlRC0NITE(18),
Warwick, Orange, 8;
Edenville, Orange, 1;
Cornwal, Orange, 3;
Canterbury, Orange, 1;
Delong's mill, St .Lawrence, 1;
Hall mine, Moriah, Essex, 2.
CLASS VII. METALLIC MINERALS.
Cabinet.
105 Native iron,
106 Magnetic iron ore{83),
ORDER I. IRON.
Near Penn-Yan. Yates?
Iron sand,
Ikon sand.
Iron sand,
Iron sand.
Iron sand.
Moriah, Essex, 15;
Ticonderoga, Essex, 2;
Crownpoint, Essex, 3;
Crag harbor, Essex, 2;
Clinton county, 5;
Antwerp, Jefferson, 1;
French mountain, Warren, 2;
Jessup's landing, Saratoga, 2;
Salisbury, Herkimer, 2;
Monroe, Orange, 37;
Cornwal, Orange, 6;
Canterbury, Orange, 1;
PhillipstoWn, Putnam, 4;
Southeast, Putnam, 3;
Haverstraw, Rockland, 2;
Port Henry, Essex, 2;
Duck pond, Suffolk, 1 ;
Lyonsdale, Lewis, 1;
Diana, Lewis, 1;
Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 1.
Cabinet.
18
NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.
107 Specular iron ore(25),
Localities.
Cabinet.
— Bed,
— Lbnticulab,
— Jaspbrt,
— Jaspbrt,
— Hematite,
— Cktstallizbd,
108 LlMONITE(36),
— Umbei^,
— OCHKB,
109 Iron pyrites(20),
Hermon, St.Lawrence, 6;
Gouverneur, St.LaVrence, 2;
Edwards, St.Lawrence, 3;
Antwerp, Jefferson, 2;
Theresa, Jefferson, 2;
Naturalbridge, Jefferson, 2;
Port Henry, Essex, 1;
Oxbow, Jefferson, 1;
Kochester, Monroe, 2;
Hall mine, Moriah, Essex, 1 ;
Parish mine, St.Lawrence, 1 ;
Ticonderoga, Essex, 1;
Gouverneur, St-Lawrence, 1.
Oxbow, Jefforson, §;
Port Henry, Essex, l^
Whitehall, Washington, 2;
Fishkill, Dutchess, 2;
Unionvale, Dutchess, 5;
Amenia, Dutchess, 1;
Monroe, Orange, 7;
Near Canterbury, Orange, 3 ;
Warwick, Orange, 1;
Edenville, Orange, 2;
Wurtzborough, Sullivan, 1;
Near Quarantine, Eichmond, 3;
PeekskUl, Westchester, 2;
Monroe, Orange, 3;
Greig, Lewis, 2.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
— SntPHnBBT,
Rossie, St.Lawrence, 1;
Port Henry, Essex, 2;
Diana, Lewis, 2;
Martinsburgh, Lewis, 3;
Plat creek, Montgomery, Ij
Yonkers, Westchester, 1;
Schoharie courthouse, Schoharie, 2;
Kingsbridge, New- York, 1;
Wurtzborough, Sullivan, 1;
Newburgh, Orange, 2;
Warwick, Qrange, 1;
Theresa, Jefferson, Ij
Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 2.
MINEKALS.
19
Names. Localities.
110 Magnetic iron pyrites(3), Cabinet.
— Monroe, Orange, 1;
— Port Henry, Essex, 2.
111 White iron pyrites, Near "Warwick in Orange, etc.
112 Arsenical iron pyrites(IO), Cabinet.
— Brown's quarry, Putnam, 3 ;
— Bdenville, Orange, 6;
— Amity, Orange, 1.
Warwick, Orange.
Edenville, Orange.
Cabinet.
— Parish mine, St.Lawrence, 4;
— Dodge mine, Hermon, St.Lawrence, 1.
116 Ankerite, Jolinsburgh, Warren.
117 Copperas, Not referred to.
118 Alumina-sulphate of iron, Kossville, Richmond.
119 Chrome-iron orj;(2),
113 Scorodite,
114 Iron sinter(3),
115 Sl#THOSE IR0N(5),
120 ViVIANITE,
121 Cacoxenite(2),
122 Ilvaite,
123 Silicate of ibon,
124 HUDSONITE(l),
Quarantine, Richmond, 1 ;
Rye, Westchester, 1.
Harlem, New- York.
Cabinet.
Sterling piine, Antwerp, Jefferson. Cabinet.
In Essex county?
Ramapo, Rockland.
Gornwal, Orange. - - - , Cabinet.
ORDER II. MANGANESE.
125 Oxide qp ]tfANGANESE(5), -
— Unionvale, Dutchess, 1;
— Warwick, Orange, 2;
— Sprakers, Montgomery, 1;
— Crownpoint, Essex, 1.
126 Manganese spar, In Essex and Warren counties.
127 Babingtpnitk, Gouverneur, St.Lawrence.
Cabinet.
128 Zinc b;-enpe(10),
4DRDER III. ZINC.
Cabinet.
Flat Greek, Root, Montgomery, 1}
EUenyille, Ulster, 2;
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Names.
ZiNO BLENDE
NEW-YOKK STATE COLLECTION.
Localiiies.
Wurtzboroughj SuUivan, 4;
Lockport, Niagara, 2;
Niagara falls, Niagara, 1 .
129 Galena(22),
pRDER IV. LEAD'.
Cabinet.
— Old I^ossie mine, St. Lawrence, 2;
— Mineral point, St.Lawrei;ce, 3;
— Martinsburgh, Lewis, 8;
— Flat creek. Root, Montgomery, 3;
— Wurtzborough, Sullivan, ^; %
— Macomb, St.Lawrence, 1.
130 White lead ore. In St.Lawrence and Westchester countie,s,
131 Anglesite, Rossie, St.Lawrence.
132 Yellow lead ore, Ancram, Columbia.
133 Ptromorphite, Near Singsing, Westchester.
134 Vauquelinite, Near Singsing, Westchester.
ORDER V. BISMUTH.
135 Native bismuth, In Essex county?
ORDER VI. COPPER.
136 Native copper, In Washington county?
137 Red copper ore,
138 Vitreous copper,
139 Copper pyrites(6),
140 Green malachite(2),
141 Azurite,
Ladenton, Rockland.
In Columbia and Dutchess counties.
C^l'in^t.
Rossie, St.Lawrence, 1 ;
Wurtzborough, Sullivan, 1;
Kane's quarry, Westchester, 1.
Phillips mine, Putnam, 1 ;
Theresa, Jefferson, 1.
Singsing, Westchester.
Cabinet.
ORDER VII. TITANIUM.
142 Native titanium, Furnaces of St.Lawrence county, etc.
143 Anata8E(1), Phillipstown, Putnam. - - Cabinet.
MINERALS. 21
Names. Localities.
144 Rdtile{2), Amity, Orange. .... Cabinet.
145 lLMENiTE(7), Cabinet.
Warwick, Orange, 4;
Stirling mine, Monroe, Orange, 2;
— Cornwal, Orange, 1.
146 Sphene(17), Cabinet.
— Diana, Lewis, 2;
— Phillips mine, Putnam, 2;
— Warwick, Orange, 2;
— Amity, Orange, 2;
— Bush mine, Oornwal, Orange, 2;
— Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 3.
147 Warwickite(4),
— Warwick, Orange, 2;
— • Bdenville, Orange, 2.
ORDER VIII. MOLYBDENUM.
148 MOLYBDENITE(I), 23d.street, New- York city. . Cabinet.
ORDER IX; ARSENIC;
149 Orpiment, Near Carmel, Putnam.
ORDER X. CERIUM.
160 Allanite, Monroe, Orange;
ORDER XI. SILVER.
151 Native silver, Singsing, Westchester.
152 Vitreous silver, Livingston's mine, Columbia.
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NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
ADDITIONS.
MINERALS FOUND SINCE TRB MINERALOGY WAS PUBLISHED.
Names.
153 TerenitE,
154 columbite,
155 loxoclase,
156 monazite,
157 Nitrate or lime,
158 Phyllite,
159 Yttro-cerite,
160 Dysintribite(I),
161 H0TTGHITE(3))
162 Milleritb(2),
Localities.
Antwerp, JeflFerson.
Greenfield, Saratoga.
Rossie, St.Lawrence.
Yorktown, Westchester.
Marbletown, Ulster.
Clove iron mine, Dutchess.
Amity, Orange.
Theresa, Jefferson. - - -
Grouverneut, St.Lawrence.
Antwerp, Jefferson. • ■
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
GEOLOGY OF NEW-YORK,
BY
WILLIAM W. MATHER, EBENEZER EMMONS, LARDNER
VANUXEM, AND JAMES HALL.
GEOLO&Y.
[All the specimens enumerated under this division of the Catalogue are in the
Cabinet, unless specially cited as missing.]
I. CRYSTALLINE AND METAMORPHIC ROCKS
OF THE ANTE-SILURIAN PERIOD.
Names of Specimens.
1 Graphic granite.
FIRST TABLE CASE.
Localities.
Staten islandi
Westchester county.
2 GrKANITE.
3 Graphic granite.
4 Granite.
5 Granite (gneissoid) .
6 Granite (fine-grained).
7 Granite (gneissoid).
8 Granite.
9 Granite (sienitic).
10 Granite.
11 Granite (red).
12 Granite (felspathic and decomposing).
13 Kaolin (from decomposing granite).
14 Granite (red). Head of feeder, Boonville, Lewis,
15 Granite (sienitic). Highlands.
16 Gneiss. Near PeeksMll, Westchester.
Stony point, Rockland county.
Dean's bridge, Westchester co.
Near Clove mine, Monroe, Orange co.
Buttermilk fdls, Cornwal, Orange.
East of Boonville, Lewis.
Near Boonvillej Lewis.
NEW-YOEK STATE COLLECTION.
Names. Localuies.
17 & 18 Gneiss. Near Coldspring, Putnam.
19 Gneiss. Above Tarrytown, Westchester.
20 Gneiss (with calcareous matter). Littlefalls.
21 & 22 Gneiss.
23 Gneiss.
24 Gneiss.
25 Gneiss.
26 & 27 Gneiss.
28 Gneiss.
29 Gneiss.
30 Gneiss.
31 Gneiss (epidotic)
32 Hornblende.
Littlefalls.
Two miles south of Cranberry creek.
South of Westpoint.
Northeast of Fourth lake, Hamilton.
Trenton village, near Remsen.
Between Kingsborough and Clarke's.
Salisbury, Herkimer.
Yorktown, Westchester.
Near New-Eoohelle, Westchester.
33 - 36 Magnetic oxide of ikoN. Monroe, Orange.
37 & 38 Hypeksthene rock. Moriah, Essex.
39 Eed granite. Lewisburgh, Lewis.
40 Blue crystalline limestone. Naturalbridge, Jeiferson.
41 Crystalline limestone. Northeast of Fourth lake, Hamilton.
42 Micaceous limestone. Northeast of Lewisburgh, Lewis.
43 Crystalline limestone (with quartz and augite). N.E. Fourth lake.
44 Crystalline limestone. Northeast of Lewisburgh, Lewis.
llossie, St.Lawrence.
Northeast of Fourth lake, Hamilton.
Northeast of Fourth lake, Hamilton.
Antwerp, Jefferson.
Alexandria, Jefferson.
Edwards, St.Lawrence.
51 Specular oxide of iron (with quartz crystals). Fowler, St.Lawrence.
52 Specular oxide of iron (with quartz and limestone). Edwards.
53 Peroxide of iron (with cacoxene). Sterling mine, Jefferson.
54 Sulphate of strontian.
55 Rensselaerite. Edwards, St.Lawrence.
45 Fused quartz.
46 Quartz and mica.
47 Coccolite.
48 Purple scapolite.
49 Iron ore.
50 Specular iron ore.
ROOKS.
Names. Localities.
56 & 57 Talc. Fowler, St.Lawrence.
58 & 59 Talc. Naturalbridge, Jefferson.
60 Eensselaebite (with satin spar). Fowler, St.Lawrence.
Gl White talc. Fowler, St.Lawrence.
62 Cacoxene (on gneissoid rock). Naturalbridge, Jefferson.
63 ScAPOLiTE KOCK. In northeast part of Lewis county.
64 Crystalline limestone (with brucite). Schroon, Essex.
PIEST WALL CASE.
65 - 67 Labkadobite. Adirondack, Essex.
68 Labkadoeite (sienitic). Adirondack, Essex.
69 Hypersthene rock (sienitic). Moriah, Essex.
70 Labradoeite. Mayfield comers, Montgomery.
71 Hypersthene ROCK. Port Kent, Essex.
72 PoEPHYBiTio talcose SLATE. Westport, Essex.
73 G-RAFHic GRANITE. AVai'wick, Orange.
74 Granite in limestone. Warwick, Orange.
75 Granite. Long mine, Monroe, Orange.
76 Granitic rock. Blountain mine, Monroe, Orange.
77 Granite, Koyahook, Westchester.
78 Granite. fciaw-works, Monroe, Orange.
79 Granite. Patterson u.L:c, Monroe, Orange.
80 Granite (sienite). Xear Fort Montgomery, Orange.
81 Granite. Tenth avenue. New- York city.
82 Felspathic granite. Tarrytown, Westchester.
83 Gneiss (with magnetic oxide of iron). Shenadone, Dutchess.
84 Gneiss (junction of hypersthene rock).
85 Gneiss (with garnet). O'Niel mine. Orange.
86 GrNEiss. Fort Montgomery, Orange.
87 Gneiss. Coldspring, Putnam.
88 G-NEiss. Carmel, Putnam.
89 & 90 Gneiss. Near Singsing, Westchester.
91 - 93 Gneiss. Near Westpoint, Orange.
6 NEW-YORIC STATE COLLECTION.
Names. Localities.
94 Gneiss. • Near Dobbs's ferry, Westchester.
95 Gneiss. Koyahook, Westchester. .
96 Gneiss. Mountpleasant, Westchester.
97 Gneiss. Near Westpoint, Orange.
98 Gneiss. Stormville, Dutchess.
99 Gneiss. Sometstown plains, Westchester.
100 - 102 Hypersthene rock passing into gneiss. Moriah, Essex.
103 Gneiss. Shenadone, Dutchess.
104 & 105 Gneiss. Herkimer county.
106 Mica slate. Whiteplains, Westchester.
107 Mica slate (with staurotide). Kurd's corners, Dutchess.
108 Mica. Clove mine, Monroe, Orange.
109 SiENiTE (primitive greenstone). Cortland, Westchester.
110 SiENiTE. Moriah, Essex.
111 Hornblende. Warwick, Orange.
112 Hornblende. Westport, Essex.
113 Kaolin.
114 Kaolin (or porcelain clay). Johnsburgh, Warren.
115 Felspar. • Westport, Essex.
116 Sahlite (in hypersthene). Westport, Essex.
117 Scapolite rock. Ansable, Essex.
118 Magnetic oxidE of iron. Sanford ore bed, Essex.
119 & 120 Magnetic oxide of iron. Salisbury, Herkimer.
121 Magnetic oxide (in limestone). Near Coldspring, Putnam.
122 - 125 Magnetic oxide oi iron. Monroe, Orange.
126 BIagnetic oxide (with arragonite). O'Niel mine, Monroe, Oranjre.
127 Black oxide of manganese. Crownpoint, Essex.
128 Copper pyrites (in limestone). Paradox lake, Essex.
129 Rose quartz. Moriah, Essex.
130 White augiTE. Near Phillipstown, Putnam.
131 Epidote. Westport, Essex.
132 Epidote (boulder). In place in Vermont.
1 33 Obsidian, Johnshurgh, Warren.
EOCKS. (
Name*!. Localities.
134 CoLOPHONiTE. Johnsburgh, Warren.
135 Crystalline limestone. Port Henry, Essex.
136 Crystalline limestone (with an unknown mineral). Port Henry.
137 Crystalline limestone (with graphite). Port Henry, Essex.
138 & 139 Crystalline limestone (ferruginous). Johnsburgh, Warren.
140 Crystalline limestone (with mica and brueite). Schroon, Essex.
141 Crystalline limestone (with graphite).
142 Crystalline limestone (with quartz and pyroxene). Moriah, Essex.
148 Crystalline limestone (with serpentine). Bolton, Warren.
144 - 147 Crystalline limestone (with serpentine). Moriah, Essex.
148 Crystalline limestone (with serpentine). Port Henry, Essex.
149 Serpentine. Warrensburgh, Warren.
150 Serpentine and limestone. 58th-street, New- York city.
151 Limestone with brucite. Near Putnam courthouse, Putnam.
152 Crystalline limestone (with mica).
153 Crystalline limestone. Near Putnam courthouse, Putnam.
154 - 156 Crystalline limeston:^ (flesh-colored). Monroe, Orange.
157 Crystalline limestone (white).
158 White limestone. Edenville, Orange.
159 White limestone (with plumbago). Monroe, Orange.
160 Pyroxene or augite. Twoponds, Monroe, Orange.
161 Limestone (with augite and crystallized iron ore). Monroe, Orange.
162 Limestone (with mica). Monroe, Orange.
163 Limestone (with pargasite and meionite). Monroe, Orange,
164 Limestone (with pargasite), Island pond, Monroe, Orange.
165 Limestoa'e (with serpentine or boltonite), Monroe, Orange.
166 Crystalhae limesto:,j;. IVear \V^estfarms, Westchester.
167 G-RANULAR LIMESTONE. Near Somerstown plains, Westchester,
168 Crystalline limestone. North-Salem, Westchester.
169 Limestone (with tremolite). Near North-Salem, Westchester.
170 Serpentine. Forshee's mine, Monroe, Orange.
171 Serpentine (black).
172 Terpentine (with amianthus). O'Niel mine, Monroe, Orange.
8 NBW-YOEK STATE COLLECTION.
Names. Localities.
173 Sekpentine (striated surface).
174 Primitive greenstone. Near Peekskill, Westchester.
175 & 176 Dendritic porphyry. Essex, Essex.
177 Trap and limestone.
178 Trap (striated surface).
179 Veinstone.
180 Trap.
181 Trap.
182 Trap
183 Trap.
184 Trap (vesicular).
185 Attgite.
Near Saw-works, Monroe.
Near Boss's bridge, Essex.
Near Singsing, Westchester.
Near Port- Ann, Washington.
Near Saw-works, Monroe, Orange.
Near Greenwood furnace, Monroe, Orange.
Parish ore bed, St.Lawrence.
Sparta, Westchester.
SECOND WALL CASE.
186 Calcareous spar. Kossie lead mine, St.Lawrence.
187 Calcareous spar (purple). Oxbow, Jefferson.
188 Calcareous spar (with chalcedrtiy). Powler, St.Lawrence.
189 Crystalline limestone.
190 Quartz crystals (in limestone). Laidlaw lake, Oxbow, Jefferson.
191 Granite (graphic).
192 Felspar and trap.
193 Gneiss.
194 Gneiss.
195 Mica slate.
Gouverneur, St.Lawrence.
Alexandria, Jefferson.
Lewisburgh furnace, Lewis.
Eossie lead mine, St.Lawrence.
Northeast of Fourth lake, Hamilton.
196 & 197 Crystalline limestone. Lewisburgh, Lewis.
198 Crystalline limestone. Gouverneur, St.Lawrence.
199 Crystalline limestone (with magnesian nodules). Gouverneur.
200 Primary limestone (brecciated). Gouverneur, St.Lawrence.
201 Crystalline limestone (with hornblende). Gouverneur.
202 Crystalline limestone (with crystals of mica). Antwerp, Jefferson.
203 Limestone (with qufirtz). Fourth lake, Jefferson. •
204 Limestone (with quartz and felspar). Fourth lake, Jefferson.
^05 SpRPENTiNp (with quartz). Sterlipg's m}ne, Antwerp, Jefferson,
ROCKS.
Names.
206 Serpentine.
207 RensselaeeitE.
208 Rensselaekite.
a09 & 210 SiLVEEY TALC.
211 ScAPOLITE.
212 Brown mica.
Localities.
Sterling mine, Antwerp, Jefferson.
Naturalbridge, Jefferson.
Edwards, St.Lawrence.
Fowler, St.Lawrence.
G-ouverneur, St.Lawrence.
Edwards, St.Lawrence.
213 Brown mica (in crystals). Pope's mills, St.Lawrence.
214 Fluor spar.
215 Fused quartz.
216 Quartz in chlorite'.
217 Iron ore (scoriaceous).
218 Iron ore (compact).
219 Iron ore (specular).
220 Iron ore.
221 LiMESTotJE with iron ore.
222 Limestone (ferruginous).
Musealunge lake, Jefferson.
Hammond, St.Lawrence.
Brant lake, Essex?
Lewisburgh, Lewis.
Lewisburgh, Lewis.
Lewisburgh, Lewis.
Reamer's ore bed, Lewisburgh, Lewis.
Lewisburgh ore bed, Lewis.
Lewisburgh, Lewis.
Lewisburgh, Lewis.
223 CRYSTAtLINE LIMESTONE.
224 Ferruginous limestone. Near Lewisburgh, Lewis.
225 Impure limestone with iron ore. Lewisburgh, Lewis.
226 & 227 Iron pyrites. Indian lake, Lewis.
228 Ferruginous limestone. Lewisburgh, Lewis.
229 Specular iron ore. Harrisville, Jefferson.
230 & 231 Specular iron ore (with quartz), Edwards, St.Lawrence.
232 Specular iron ore (with quartz crystals). Edwards, St. Lawrence.
233 Specular iron ore. Edwards, St.Lawrence.
234 Specular iron ore (with cacoxene). Sterling mine, St.Lawrence.
235 Specular iron ore.
236 Gneiss (sienitic).
237 Siliceous limestone.
238 Iron pyrites (in trap).
239 Chloeite (the silver ore).
240 Serpentine.,
241 Serpentine (brecciated)-.
17
Harrisville, Jefferson.
Near Harrisville, Jefferson.
Harrisville, Jefferson.
Naturalbridge, Jefferson.
Naturalbridge, Jefferson.
Naturalbridge, Jefferson.
Antwerp, Jefferson.
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NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
II. METAMORPHIC ROCKS OF THE MOHAWK
GEOUt.
Names.
1 Quartz rock.
2 g-ranular quartz.
3 Compact quartz rock.
4 Granular quartz.
5 Ferruginous quartz.
StiCOND TABLE CA^. >
Localities.
Stanford, DutchesiS.
Amenia, Dutchess.
Poughquaick, Dutchess.
Near Peekskill, Westchestel',
Williamstown, Massachusetts.*
6 & 7 Granular limestone. Dover plains, Westchester.
8 Granular limestone. Williamstown, Massachusetts,
9 & 10 Granular LiMESTONE.HiUsdale, Columbia.
11 - 13 Granular LiMEsToSE.Amenia, Dutctess.
14 Granular limestone (clouded). Northeast, Dutchess.
15 Granular limestone (grey). Cortland, Westchester,
16 Granular limestone (variegated). Peekskill, Westchester,
17 Granular limestone (blue)/ Peekskill, Westchester.
18 Granular limestone (striped). Near Peekskilly Westchester.
19 Granular limestone (compact). Stormville, Dutchess;
20 Talcs' limestone. Stormville, Dutchess.
21 Talco-slaty limestone. Stormville, Dutchess.
Tinionvale,- Dutchess.
Ancram lead mine, Columbia.
Unionvale, Dutchess.
Bloomingrove, Orange.-
Warwick, Orange.
Hoosick, Eensselaer.
Arthursburgh, Dutchess.
22 & 23 Talcy limestone.
24 Slaty limestone.
25 Sparry limestone.
26 Sparry limestone.
27 Sparry limestone
28 - 30 Sparry limestone.
31 Slaty-talcy limestone.
32 Talco-slatv Limestone, Lebanon springs, Columbia,
ROCKS.
11
Namee.
S3 Slaty limestone.
34 Slaty limestone.
85 Slaty limestone.
36 Slaty limestone.
Localities.
Williamstown, Massachusetts.
Cortland, Westchester.
Ashford, JVEassachusetts.
Stanford, Putchess.
37 MfcA slate (with garpets), Dover, Putcheas.
38 Mica and ta^cy slate. Amenia, Dutchess,
39 Slate.
40 Talcose slate,
41 Slate (black),
42 Slate (green).
Montrose, Dutchess.
Near Peekskill, Westchester.
Clinton, Dutchess.
Clinton, Dutchess.
43 Mica slate (the alum rocks). Near Ameniaville, Dutchess.
44 & 45 SijATE.
46 Slate (green).
47 Taloose slate.
48 Talcose slate,
49 Slate.
60 Micaceous slate.
51 Talco-micaceotjs slate.
52 Chlorite slate.
53 Purple s];,ate.
54 - 57 Slate.
Near Canaan centre, Columbia.
Near Washington-hollow, Dutchess.
Canaan-gap, Columbia.
Hillsdale, Columbia.
Hillsdale, Columbia.
Taghkanic falls, Kensselaer.
Richmond, Vermont.
Canaan, Columbia,
Petersburgh, Rensselaer.
Hoosick, Rensselaer,
58 Talcose slate (greenish). Saddle mountain, Massachusetts.
59 Talcose si^ate. Taconic mountain, Rensselaer,
60 Talco-fibkous slate. Taeonic mountain, Rensselaer.
61 Mica slate, Taeonic mountain, Rensselaer.
62 Slaty sajsisj.one. V/illiamstowD, Massachutetts.
63 Crystalline quartz (veins in slate). Ancram, Columbia.
64 Crystalline quartz (with copper ore). Washington, Dutchess.
65 Quartz in chlorite (with oxide of manganese). Taeonic mountain.
66 Carbonate of iron. Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
67 Limestone (with iron ore). Stockbridge, Massachusetts."^
68 Talc and mica cemented by oxide of iron. Stockbridge, Mass.
69 Hematitic iron ore (stalactitic). Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
12 NEW-TOEK STATE COLLECTION.
SECOND WALL CASE.
Names. Localities.
70 Limestone (with talc). Williamstown, Massachusetts,
71 White limestone. New-Ashford, Massachusetts,
72 White limestone. Near East-Dover, Dutchess.
73 Crystalline limestone. Singsing, Westchester.
74 CursTALLiNE limestone (dolomitic). Singsing, Westchester,
75 Dolomitic limestone (grey). Singsing, Westchester,
76 G-randlar limestone (blue). Singsing, Westchester.
77 & 78 Crystalline limestone. Whiteplains, Westchester,
79 Compact limestone. Beekmanville, Dutchess.
80 & 81 Crystalline limestone. Bedford, Westchester.
82 & 83 Crystalline limestone (white). Eastchester, Westchester,
84 Crystalline limestone (bluish). Westfarms, Westchester.
85 & 86 Crystalline limestone (white). Kingsbridge, New- York,
87 & 88 Granular limestone (white). Verplanck, Westchester.
89 Granular limestone (grey). Dover plains, Dutchess.
90 Slaty and clouded limestone. Amity, Orange.
91 Grey lamininated limestone. Adams, Massachusetts.
92 White limestone (with talc). New-Ashford, Massachusetts.
93 White limestone (sawed slab). New-Ashford, Massachusetts,
94 Limestone (with talc). New-Ashford, Massachusetts.
95 BuFF-coLORED LIMESTONE. WiUiamstown, Massachusetts,
96 Milky quartz. Williamstown, Massachusetts,
97 Hornstone in ;,imestone. Williamstown, Massachusetts.
98 - 100 Limestone with serpentine. Near Putnam courthouse,
101 Talco-serpentine rock. Near Peekskill, Westchester.
102 Serpentine rock. Phillipstown, Putnam.
103 Fibrous serpentine, Troy, Vermont.
104 Mica slate. Near Verplanck, Westchester,
105 Black slate. Bennington, Vermont.
106 Talco-slate (greenish). Taoonic mountain.
J07 Slate with qujirtz veins, Williamstown, Mass,achusetts,
ROCKS.
13
Names.
108 Slate.
109 Talco-slate (greenish),
110 Slate.
111 Green slate.
112 Hematitic iron pre.
113 Red chalk.
114 S:f,ATY C^UART?.
Localities.
Williamstown, Massacjmsetts,
Richmond, Vermont.
Tftconic mountain.
Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
Cortland, Westchester.
Wijliamstowp, ^jVIassachusetts,
1 14 NEW-YOBK STATE COJjLECTION,
III. NEW- YORK SYSTEM,
1. POTSDAM SANDSTONE.
THIKD TABLE CASE.
Names. J^ocalities.
1 Potsdam sandstone (red). Dekalb, St.Lawrence.
(grey). Moira, Clinton,
(conglomerate). Near Plattsburgli, Clintop,
(red). West-Chazy, Clinton,
(with ripplemarks). Port Kent, Clinton,
(red). West-Chazy, Clinton,
(fragmentary, red). Dekalb, St.Lawrence.
Keeseville, Clinton,
(grey). Klip hill, Johnstown, Montgomery,
Ijewisburgh furnace, Lewis,
(conglomerate). Near Lewisburgh furnace,
(conglomerate, grey).
(red). Military road west of Plattsburgh.
(metamorphic).
(grey),
(ripplemarks).
Near Lewisburgh furnace, Lewis,
(conglomerate). Near Lewisburgh furnace,
Lewisburgh ore bed.
Lafarge's, near Harrisville.
West of Johnstown, Montgomery.
Klip hill, Johnstown, Montgomery,
Near Lewisburgh furnace, Lewis,
(with lingulsa). Birmingham, Clinton,
2
do
3
do
4
do
5
do
6
do
7
do
8
do
9
do
10
do
11
do
12
do
13
do
14
do
15
do
16
do
17
do
18
do
19
do
20
do
21 &22
do
23
do
24
do
%h
do
koCKB. 15
fiamfes.
Localities.
26 Potsdam
SANDSTONE. Chazy, Clinton.
27
do
Keesevillej Essex.
28
do
(with lingulse). Frenct creek, St.LaWrence.
29
do
(witli Lirigula antiqua),
30
do
(with lingiilfipi : spotted with manganese).
SI & 32
do
Near Lewisburgh furnace, Lewisi
83
do
Port Kent, Essex.
34
do
(containing concretions)".
85
do
(concretion).
36
do
Potsdam:
37
do
Saranac.
88
do
(colored with vegetable matter). Keeseville, Essex.
89&40
do
(containing concretionary carbonate of lime).
41
do
(red).
42
do
(breeciated).
43
do
(fucoidal).
44
do
(breeciated). Chazyj Clinton.
45
do
(weathered surface); French creek, Jefferson.
46&47
do
(metamorphic).
THIRD WALL CASE;
48 Potsdam sandstone (lowest layer breeciated). Dekalb, St.Lawrence.
(massive). Potsdam, St.Lawrence.
(ripplemarks). Keeseville, Essex,
(with casts of mud furrows).
Washington county,
(lowest layer conglomeritic). Lewisburgh, Lewis.
Lewisburgh, Lewis.
Dekalb, St.LaAvrence.
Washington county.
Chazy, Clinton.
Keeseville, Essex.
Gralway, Saratoga,
(with fragments of impure limestone). Chazy.
(columnar from artificial heat). KeeseviUe, Essex.
49
do
50
do
51
do
52
do
53
do
54-
-56
do
57
do
58
do
59
do
60
do
61 &62
do
6S
do
64
do
16 NEW-YOEK STAT:fi COLtECTlOIf.
2. OALCIFEKOUS SANDSTONE,
rOUKTH TABLE (JASB:
frames. Localities.
1-3 Calciferous sandstone (conglomeritic)i Spruce creek, Salisbury,
Herkimer.
Spruce creek, Herkimer,
(porphyritic). Lead mine, Salisbury, Herkimer,
(erratic). East creek, Herkimer,
(brown). East of Amsterdam, Montgomery,
East of Canajobarie, Montgomery,
(with calcareous spar). East of Canajobarie.
(witb calcareous spar). Railroad, Tripe's bill.
Canal west of Littlefalls, Herkimer.
(witb globules of antbracite). Littlefalls.
(with anthracite and calcareous spar). Creek at
Spraker's basin, Montgomery.
(antbracite from). Middleville, Herkimer.
West of Littlefalls, Herkimer,
(calcareous, witb fossils). Quarry at Canajobarie.
(calcareous, greenish). Canajobarie.
Near Amsterdam, Montgomery.
(witb quartz crystals, brown).
(with quartz crystals). Middleville, Herkimer.
(crystals of quartz from). Middleville, Herkimer.
(with calcareous spar). Littlefalls, Herkimer.
(with drops of anthracite). Littlefalls, Herkimer.
(calcareous, with Ophileta). Canajobarie.
(calcareous, witb fossils).
(with Lingula). Canajobarie, Montgomery.
(with Orthoceras primigenium). Opposite Fort-
plain, Montgomery.
(with Fucoides). Canajobarie, Montgomery.
(upper part of mass). Canajobarie, Montgomery.
4-6
do
7&8
do
9&10
do
11
do
12 & 13
do
14&15
do
16
do
17&18
do
19
do
20
do
21
do
22
do
23
do
24
do
25
do
26
do
27
do
2«
do
29
do
30
do
31
do
32
do
33
do
34
do
36
do
36
do
38
do
39
do
40-
-44
do
45
do
EOCKS. 17
Names. Localilies.
37 Calcifeeous saj^dstone (shaly, with Paleeophycus tubularis). Op-
posite Fortplain, Montgomery.
(brecciated). JEast-Oanada creek, Montgomery.
(casts of mud cracks). Creek S. of Canajoharie.
(from the altered rocks on the Hudson river.)
(calcareous),.
I do not regard it as proved that the last six specimens belong to the Oalci-
ferous sandstone proper. J. H.
THIRD WALL CASE.
46 Calcifeeous sandstone (a red siliceous limestone?). Bell vale, Orange,
(with drusy quartz). Littlefalls, Herkimer.
Littlefalls, Herkimer,
(with anthracite). Littlefalls, Herkimer.
Glensfalls, Warren,
(with anthracite),
(with trap). Canajoharie, Montgomery.
Canajoharie, Montgomery,
(upper part of the rock). Canajoharie.
Littlefalls, Herkimer.
Canajoharie, Montgomery.
Newport, Herkimer,
(with anthracite). Littlefalls, Herkimer,
(with calcareous spar),
(trap dyke in).
(with anthracite). North of Littlefalls, Herkimer,
(trap in). Wellsborough falls,
(greenstone trap in).
(with pearl spar).
(with Orthoceratite). Fortplain, Montgomery,
(cherty) Galway, Saratoga.
Galway, Saratoga,
18
47
do
48
do
49
do
50
do
51
do
52
do
63
do
54
do
55
do
66&57
do
58
do
59
do
60
do
61
do
62
do
63
do
64
do
65
do
66
do
67
do
68
do
69^70
dp
18 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names. Localities.
71 & 72 Calcifeeous sandstoke. Canijoharie, Montgomery,
73&74
do
Chazy, Clinton.
75
do
(with sulphate of iron).
76
do
(with lenticular carbonate of lime), Middleville.
77
do
(with crystals of quartz and lime).
78
do
(hexahedral prism of carbonate of lime from).
79
do
(with pearl spar and lenticular carbonate of lime).
80&81
do
(with pearl spar). Littlefalls, Herkimer.
82
do
(coarse oolite from). Littlefalls, Herkimer.
83
do
Washington, Dutchess.
84
do
(Ophileta). Near East-Canada creek.
85
do
Galway, Saratoga.
86&87
do
Fortplain, Montgomery.
88
do
(chert from). Herkimer, Herkimer.
89
do
(drab-colored layer, with spar). Depeauville,
90
do
Warwick, Orange.
91
do
Amity, Orange.
92
do
Littlefalls, Herkimer.
93
do
Ogdensburgh, St.Lawrence.
94
do
Galway, Saratoga.
95
do
Glensfalls, Warren.
96
do
(oolitic). Galway, Saratoga.
97
do
(oolitic). Chazy, Clinton.
98
do
Glensfalls, Warren.
99 & 100
do
Galway, Saratoga.
101
do
(oolitic). Whitehall, Washington,
102
do
(encrinal mass in). Chazy, Clinton,
103
do
(encrinal layer in). Chazy, Clinton.
104
do
Fortplain, Montgomery.
105
do
(with Orthis). Cbazy, Clinton,
3
do
4
do
5
do
6
do
7
do
8
do
9
do
EOOKS. 19
3. BLACK-RIVER LIMESTONE GROUP,
INCLUDING THE CHAZY, BIRDSEYE AND BLACK-RIVER LIMESTONES.
FIFTH TABLE CASE.
Names. Localities.
1 & 2 Chazy limestone (lower layers). Chazy, Clinton,
(encrinal layers). Chazy, Clinton,
(encrinal mass). Chaay, Clinton,
(encrinal layer with discs and plates). Chazy.
(with fossil shells). Chazy.
(oolitic). Chaay.
(oolitic). Big island, Oriange.
(compact). Mount Lookout, Orange.
10 Polished sukface of the Encrinal layer. Chazy, Clinton.
11 & 12 Chazy limestone (with Madurea magna). Chazy.
13 & 14 do (with fragments of fossils). Chazy.
15 do (two specimens, with fragments of shells). Chazy.
16 do (two, with Madurea and Eaphistoma). Chazy.
17 do (with Atrypa and crinoidal columns). Chazy.
18 BiRDSEYE LIMESTONE (wlth Orthoceras and Phylopsis). Great bend
of the Black river.
(with fossils). Creek near Spraker's basin.
(with fragments of trilobites). Watertown, Jefferson.
(with obscure fossils). Sugar river near Boonville.
(with Phytopsis cellulosum). Near Watertown.
(with Phytopsis tubulosum). Fortplain.
(with P. tubulosum). Near Boonville, Lewis.
Fortplain, Montgomery.
(polished surface, exhibiting transverse sections of
P. tubulosum). Fortplain;
Near Boonville, Lewis.
(with Phytopsis). Near Boonville, Lewis.
(with Phytopsis). Near Amsterdam, Fulton.
19
do
20
do
21
do
22
do
28-
-26
do
27
do
28-
-30
do
31
do
32-
-34
do
35
do
36
do
20
NEW-YOKK STATE COLLECTION.
Names. Localities.
37 Base of Phytopsis). Eortplain, Montgomery.
38 BlRDSEYE LIMESTONE.
39 Bi»ACK-KivER LIMESTONE (with Columnaria alveolata). Watertown.
(with C. alveolata). Amsterdam,
(concretionarj). North of Amsterdam, Fulton,
(concretionary). CrOshen, Orange,
(with Ormoceras tenw^lum). Watertown.
(with O. ttnuijilum). Near Littlefalls, Herkimer.
40
do
41
do
42
do
43
do
44-
-46
do
POTIB,TH WALL CASE.
46 - 49 Chazy LIMESTONE (with Atrypa, etc.)< Chazy, Clinton.
with Scolithus). Clinton.
with Maclurea). Chazy.
with coral and Maclurea). Chazyj
with Maclurea). Chazy.
remains of Atrypa, etc.). Chazy,
marble). Isle Lamotte.
with Orikoceratite), Chazy.
with remains of fossils). Chazy.
with Orthoceras). Chazy.
with Maclurea). Chazy.
with remains of Atrypa, etc.). Chazy.
with traces of Maclurea). Chazy.
65 BiRDSEtE LIMESTONE (weathered surface). Mohawk valley.
with Maclurea). Amsterdam, Fulton.
remains of fossils). Near Watertown, Jefferson.
with Phytopsis). Chazy? Clinton.
with Leptcsna sericea). Near Middleville.
Chazy, Clinton.
with Streptelasma). Dunkirk, Lewis.
with Phytopsis, etc.). Watertown, Jefferson.
with coral), Lafargeville, Jefferson.
50
do
51
do
52
do
58
do
54
do
56 &56
do
57
do
58
do
59 & 60
do
61&62
do
68
do
64
do
65 BlRDSEtE
66
do
67
do
68
do
69
do
70
do
71
do
72
do
73
do
76
do
77
do
78
do
79
do
80
do
ROCKS. 21
Names. Localities.
74 HoRNSTONE (position uncertain). Goshen, Orange.
75 BiEDSEYE LIMESTONE. Chazy, Clinton,
(with Phytopsis). Watertown, Jefferson,
(with Phytopsis). Fortplain, Montgomery,
(with Phytopsis tululosum). Watertown.
(with Phytopsis tellulosum). Fortplain.
Fortplain.
81 Limestone (with scratches). Crownpoint, Essex.
82 Limestone (with drift scratches) i Pillarpoint, Jefferson.
83 - 85 Limestone (with drift scratches); Amsterdam, Fultoui
The last four specimens apparently belong to the Trenton and Black-
river limestones.
86 & 87 Black-rivee limestone (with Columnaria). Chazy, Clinton.
88 do (with Columnaria). Dry Moose river, Lewis.
89 do (with Columnaria). Watertown, Jefferson.
90 - 93 do (with Orthoceras). Watertown.
94 do (iridescent).
95 do (with concretions). St.Johnsville, Montgomery.
96 do Tripeshill, Montgomery.
97 do (with Orthoceras). Watertown, Jefferson.
98 do (with Columnaria). Watertown.
99 do St.Johnsville, Montgomery.
100 do (concretionary). St.Johnsville, Montgomery.
101 do (concretionary).
102 do (concretionary). Littlefalls, Herkimer.
103 do (concretionary). Amsterdam, Fulton.
104 do (concretionary). Littlefalls, Herkimer.
105 do (striated from movement of strata).
106 do (with Columnaria).
22 NEW-^ORK STATE COLtECTlON.
4. TRENTON LIMESTONE.
SIXTH TABLE tJASB.
Naiiles. Localities.
1-3 Trenton limestone (with Cheetetes), Newport) Herkimer.
4 Large hemispherical form of Ckesietes lycoperdon. Newport.
5 The same (weathered specimen); Middleville, Herkimer.
6 Teenton LIMESTONE (with Chmtetes). Middlevillei
7 & 8 GJuBtetes (hemispherical form).
9 Trenton limestone (with branching forms of GhcBtetes lycoperdon).
Sugar river; Boonville, Lewis.
10 do (with branching or ramose forms of C. lycoperdon).
Herkimer, Herkimer.
(with similar forms). Lowville, Lewis.
(with Streptelasma corniculum).
(encrinal). Creek at Spraker's basin.
(encrinal). Remsen, Oneida.
(with fragments of trilobites).
(with fragments of Trinucleus). Near Middleville.
(with head of Calymene senaria). Middleville.
(with Calymene senaria). Middleville.
(with fragments of Calymene).
(with caudal shield of Isotelus gigas). Middleville.
(with fragments of Isotelus and Ceraurus). One
mile east of Florida, Fulton.
(with Isotelus gigas). Quarry north of Littlefalls.
(caudal shield of i. gigas). Middleville.
(with middle lobe of the buckler of Isotelus gigas).
Middleville.
(with Avicula trentonensis). Middleville.
(with fossils). Middleville.
(with LeptcBna sericea). Fortplain, Montgomery.
(with Leptmna sericea). Middleville, Herkimer.
11
do
12
do
13
do
14
do
15
do
16
do
17
do
18
do
19
do
20&21
do
22
do
23
do
24&25
do
26
do
27
do
28
do
29
do
30
do
pOCKS.
23
Names. Localities.
31 - 83 Tkenton limestone (with Leptcsna, etc.). Middleville.
(with L, sericea). Fortplain, Montgomery.
(with L alternata). Near Middleville, Herkimer.
(with Orthis pectiTiellcf), Middleville.
(with O. pectinella and fragments). Middleville.
(with O. testudinaria). North of Littlefalls.
(with O. testudinaria), Watertown, Jefferson.
(with Belthyris lyrisc).
(with Atrypa extans and impressions of Orthis).
Near Boonville.
(with Atrypa extans). Watertown, Jefferson.
(with Fleurotomaria, etc.). Watertown,
(with Fleurotomaria and Subulites). Watertown.
(with Eiidoceras proteiforme). Middleville.
(with fragment of an Orthoceras). Watertown.
(with fragment of Orthoceras). Middleville.
(with fragment of Orthoceras). Fortplain.
(with fragments of Orthoceras). Middleville.
(with fragments of Endoceras proteiforme). Mid-
dleville.
55 do (with fragments of O. junceum). Watertown.
56 Endoceras of the Trenton limestone.
57 Trenton i.imestone (with fragment of Orthoceras'^),
FIFTH WALL CASE,
58 Teenton LIMESTONE (with Isotelus). Creek at Spraker's basin, Fulton.
59 Fragment of Orthoceras.
60 Trenton limestone (with Leptana, etc.).
61 Fragments of Orthoceras from the Trenton limestone.
62 Trenton limestone (with fossils).
63 do (with Isotelus). Glensfalls, Warren.
64 do (with Isotelus). Middleville, Herkimer,
65 - 67 do Grlensfalls, Warren,
34
do
35&36
do
37&88
do
39
do
40
do
41
do
42
do
43
do
44
do
45
do
46
do
47
do
48
do
49
do
50
do
51-
-53
do
54
do
73
do
74
do
75
do
76 &
77
do
24 NEW-TOEK STATE COLLECTION.
Names. Localities.
68 Trenton limestone. Baker's falls, Waaliington.
69 do (with Trinudeus). Locality unknown.
70 do (with fossils). Locality unknown.
71 do (with Chcetetes lycoperdon). Jacksophurgh, Her-
kimer.
72 do (with Trinudeus ancl other fossils). Near Boqn-
ville?
(with ChcBtetes lycoperdon).
(with Calymene senaria). Below Middleville,
(with CalyTnene senaria).
(with ChcBtetes).
78 - 81 Hemispherical Chcetetes from the Trenton limestone.
82 Teenton limestone (with Orthoceras).
83 Orthoceras.
84 Tkenton limestone (with Orthoceras). Pry Moose river, Lewis,
(with Orthoceras). MiddleviUe, Herkimer,
(with Ort/ioceras). Watertown, Jefferson,
(with Subulites). Watertown, Jefferson.
Sugar river near Boonville, Oneida,
(with Pleurotomaria, Murchisonia, etc.). Trenton,
(with remains of Trinudeus, etc.). Tribeshill.
(with Orthoceras).
(with fragments of fossils),
(with Or this pectinella).
(with Leptcena aliernata, young shell),
(with Atrypa extans).
(with Plev,rotomaria lenticularis).
(with LeptcBna sericea).
(with L. sericea and others),
(with Orthis testudinnria). West-Canada creek-
(with Leptcena alternata).
(with Orthis and Leptcena). Near Boonville.
(with Leptcena alternata). Below Middleville,
85
do
86
do
87
do
38
do
89
do
90
do
91
do
92
do
93
do
94
do
95
do
96
do
97
do
98
do
99
do
100
dp
101
do
J03
do
ROCKS. 25
Nanies. Associated fossils and localities.
103 Trenton lmestone (with Orthis and Leptana). Dry Moose river,
Lewis.
(with fragments of fossils).
(with CJuBietes lycoperdon).
(with remains of fossils).
(hemispherical form of ChcBtetes from).
(with Conularia). Sugar river near Boonville.
(with remains of Leptmna).
(with L. sericea). Sugar river, BoonviUe.
(with OhMs pectinella). Middleville.
(with Leptana sericea). Dry Moose river.
(with graptolites). Trenton falls.
(with spar). Sugar river, Boonville.
(with Orthis testudinaria). Fortplain.
(with O. testudinaria).
(with encrinal and other remains).
(with obscure Leptmna alternata). Martinsburgh.
(polished specimen). Boonville, Sugar river.
(with encrinal stems).
(with caudal shield of Illasnus crassicauda).
(with encrinal fragments). Near Trenton village.
(with fragment of Jsotelus gigas). Near Boonville.
(with fragments oi Calymene). Middleville.
(with encrinal and other remains).
(with fragments of Orthoceras, etc.). Watertown,
(with Orthis, etc.). Watertown.
(with crinoidal fragments and concretions). Creek
at Spraker's basin,
(with casts of Isotelus gigas). Plattsburgh.
(with Orthis pectinella).
(with obscure fossils). Dry Moose river,
(with Orthis). Falls of Sugar river, Boonville.
(with fragments of Pleurotomaria). Watertown.
(with fragments of fossils, crystalline).
19
104
do
105
do
106
do
107
do
108
do
109
dp
110
do
XII
dp
112
do
113
do
114
do
115
do
J16
do
117
do
118
do
119
do
120
do
121
do
122
do
123
do
124
do
125
do
126
do
127
do
128
do
129
do
130
do
131
do
132
do
133
do
134
do
136
do
137
do
138
do
139
do
140
do
26 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names, Associatecl fossils aiid localities. •
135 Trenton luviestone (with Orthoceras). Middleville.
(with spar). Middleville.
(with fragments of fossils). Middleville.
(with calc spar). Falls at Lowville.
(with base of Chestetes and shells).
(with fragments of fossils, crystalline). Hawkins's
mill, Boonville road.
141 do (with Leptana and fragments of other fossils).
Lower falls of Lansing's kill,
(crinoidal fragmdhts). Quarry near Trenton village.
(mass of fossil fragments, crystalline). Near Tren-
ton village,
(with fossils and concretions). Amsterdam,
(with spar). Martinsburgh.
(with lead ore). Martinsburgh.
(with Chcetetes, branched variety).
152 Thap dyke (in Trenton limestone). East-Canada crepjlj,
153 & 154 Porphyry (in Trenton limestone). Essex.
142 ■
-145
do
146
&147
do
148
149
do
do
150
do
151
do
5. UTICA SLATE.
SEVENTH TABLE CASE.
1 Utica slate (with graptolites). East-Canada creek.
2 do (with fragments of Calymene heckii). Mohawk
valley.
(with LeptcBTM sericea). Creek at Johnstown.
(with Orthis testvAinaria). Creek at Johnstown.
(with heads of Calymene lecMi). Oxtungo creek,
south of Eortplain.
(with Calymene hechii). Oxtungo creek.
(with Graptolithus lavis). Turin, Lewis.
(with graptolites). Johnstown creek.
3
do
4
do
5
do
6
do
7
do
8
do
KOCKS. 27
Names. Associated fossils and localities.
9 & 10 Utica slate (with graptolites). Oxtungo creek.
(with graptolites). Creek north of Herkimer.
(with Ortkoceras). Turin.
(with Ortkoceras). East-Canada creek.
(with graptolites and Pleurotomaria). Coldspring.
(with Calymene). Near Amsterdam.
(with fragments of graptolites).
(with head of Calymene beckii). Turin.
(with Calymene beckii). Whetstone creek, Lewis.
(with fragments of Calymene). Whetstone creek.
^with fragments of C. beckii): Pulaski, Oswego.
(with fragment of Ortkoceras). East-Canada creek.
(with fragments of Ortkoceras). Whetstone creek.
Loraine, Jefferson.
(with fragments of Calymene, Graptolithus., etc.).
Pulaski and Loraine.
(with fragments of fossils). Loraine.
(with fossils in an erratic mass). Near Littlefallb.
(with Ortkoceras). Whetstone creek, Lewis.
(compact, with iron pyrites). East-Canada creek.
(compact, with a concretion). Near Middleville.
. Canajoharie.
(with graptolites).
(with graptolites and crystals of gypsum). Baker's
falls, Washington,
(glazed), Chatham, Columbia,
(glazed). Near Poughkeepsie.
Eeed's spring, Washington,
(with graptolites). Kinderhook creek, Columbia,
(metamorphic). Near Hudson. !
11
do
12
do
13
do
14
do
15
do
16
do
17
do
18
do
19
do
20
do
21
do
22&23
do
24
do
25
db
26
do
27
do
28
do
29
do
30
do
81
do
32
do
83 & 34
do
35
do
36
do
37
do
38
do
39 ,
do
2
do
3
do
4
do
28 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
6. HUDSON-RIVER GROUP-
EIGHTH TABLE CASE.
Name9. Associated fossils and localities.
1 Hudson-river slate (with Chmtetes, branclied form). Loraine, Jeffei"'
son.
(with encrinal stems and obscure fossils). Loraine;
(with encrinal fragments). Lee centre.
(with obscure remains). Loraine.
5 HuDsoN-RivEK SHALE (with fragments of fossils). Pulaski, Oswegb,
6 do (calcareous, with encrinal stems and fragments).
Pulaski;
7 & 8 do (calcareous, with Leptcena alHrnata). Pulaski.
9 HuDSON-RivER cALCAREOirs SANDSTONE (with Modiolopsis). Pulaski;
10 do (with Ambonychia and Orthis). Turin, Lewis.
11 do (with fragments of fossils). Walden.
12 do (with Modiolopsis)) Loraine.
13 Hudson-river sandstone, calcareous and shaly, deeomposing (with
shells). Pulaski.
14 do (with fragments of Leptmna, etcj). Pulaski.
15 do (With obscure impressions of Tenlaoulites and
Leptmna). Whetstone creek, Lewis.
16 do (shaly and calcareous, decomposing, with Ambb-
■nychia and numerous other fossils). Pulaski-
17 Shaly & calcareous sandstone (with Modiolopsis, etc.). Pulaski-
18 HuSson-kiver calcareous sandstone (with fossil fragments). Pu-
laski.
19 do (decomposing, with impressions of Orthis testudi'
naria). Pulaski.
(with encrinal joints, OrthiSf etc.)j Loraine
(with encrinal joints, Ambonychia, etc.). Loraine-
(with Ambonychia radiata). Loraine.
23 HuDsoN-RivtR calcareous shale (with encrinal columns and other
fossils), Loraine.
20
do
21
do
22
do
BOCKS. 29
Names. Associated fossils and localities.
24 HuDsoN-RivtR SANDSTONE (with obscure remains of Chatetes, Orthis,
etc.). Loraine.
25 do (with Amhonychia and Orthonotd). Talcott's
quarry, near Eome, Oneida.
26 do (with Ambonychia), Talcott's quarry.
27 do (with Modiolopsis). Talcott's quarry.
28&29 Hudson-river camareous sandstone (withlie^jtewa alternata).
Pulaski, Oswego.
30 Hudson-river calcareous sandstone (with obscure fossil impres-
sions). Falls of Salmon river.
81 HulisoN-RivER cALCAkEous SHALE (with ob.scure.fossils) . Northwest
corner of Columbia county.
32 HuflsoN-RivER CALCAREOUS SHALE (with cWnoidal plates and shells).
Pulaski, Oswego.
33 HuDSON-RIVER DECOMPOSING SHALY SANDSTONE (with CyrtoUteS OT-
natus). Loraine, Jefferson,
84 HuDsoN-KlvER CALCAREOUS SANDSTONE (with Belleroplwn hilohaius).
Loraine.
35 HubsoN-RivER SANDSTONE (with Ortkoeeras). Oneida.
36 i& 37 Hudson-river shaly sandstone, decomposing (with Leptcena,
etc.). Pulaski.
38 HuLsoN'RivER CALCAREOUS SANDSTONE (with fossil fragments). Pu-
laski.
89 Hddson-river sandstone (with Leptana alternata, etc.). Loraine.
40 Hudson-river calcareous sandstone (with Ghcetetes & fragments).
Talcott's quarry.
41 HubsoN-RivER Calcareous sandstone (with Ambonychia), Oneida.
42 Hudson-river calcareous sandstone (with obscure impressions).
sixth wall case.
43 Shaly sandstone. Snake hill, Saratoga.
44 Green shale. Snake hill.
45 Gray sandstone. Redhook, Dutchess.
46 Green shale. Snake hill, Saratoga.
47 & 48 Black slate (with graptolites). Columbia county.
49 Shale. Banks of North river, Dutchess.
30 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names. Localities.
50 Grezn slate. Cornwall, Orange.
51 Green (calcareous) shale (with fossils, Nucula, etc.). Whitt's quarry.
52 Siliceous black slate. Clermont, Columbia.
53 G-reen siliceous slate. Montrose, Dutchess.
54 Sandstone, slaty (slaty graywaeke). Redhook.
55 Shaly SANDSTONE. Stockport, Columbia.
56 Black slate. Hydepark, Dutchess.
57 Sandstone (compact and partially altered). Bloomingrove, Orange.
58 Siliceous slate. Cornwall, Orange.
59 Sandstone (laminated and micaceous). Minisink, Orange.
60 Slate, black (thinly laminated). Clermont, Columbia.
61 Slate, black (thinly laminated). Sugarloaf, Orange.
62 Sandstone (laminated and micaceous). Walden, Orange.
63 Slaty sandstone (with mica and grains of anthracite). Walden.
64, Flinty slate (black). Hudson, Columbia.
65 Flinty slate (greenish). Hudson.
66 Laminated sandstone. Schoharie.
67 Gray sandstone. Banks of Hudson river, Dutchess.
68 Black slate. Hillsdale, Columbia.
69 Gray sandstone (siliceous and partially altered). Ghent, Columbia.
70 Gray sandstone (conglomeritic). Banks of Hudson river, Dutchess.
71 Gray sandstone (slightly conglomeritic and laminated). Hydepark
landing, Dutchess.
72 Siliceous slate (with copper and iron pyrites). Near Lower Redhook.
73 Flinty slate. Near Hudson, Columbia.
74 Bkown jasfeky slate. Near Kinderhook creek, Chatham, Columbia.
75 Glazed slate. Near Rider's mills, Chatham.
76 Glazed slate. South of Hudson, Columbia.
77 Glazed slate, greenish (shining argillite). Rider's mills, Chatham.
78 Siliceous and glazed slate (with limestone). Chatham.
79 Quartz crystals, in cavities of quartz. Near Lansingburgh.
80 Red slate. South of Hampton, Washington.
81 Siliceous slate. Lower Redhook landing, Dutchess.
ROCKS. 31
Names. Localities..
82 Slate. Union corner, Hydepark, Dutchess,
83 Siliceous slate (greenish). Banks of Hudson river, Dutchess.
84 Slate with iron pyrites (thinly laminated). Hillsdale, Columhia.
85 Black slate (thinly laminated). Hillsdale.
86 Rooting slate. Gillet's quarry, Lebanon, Columbia.
87 Slate (micaceous and laminated). Eedhook, Dutchess.
88 & 89 Talcose slate (contorted). Whiting's pond, Canaan, Columbia.
90 Green slate, siliceous. Near Albany.
91 Red jaspeby slate. Lower Redhook landing, Dutchess.
92 Brown jaspery slate. Bloomingrove, Orange.
93 Slate with cast of mud-furrows. Frankfort creek, Herkimer.
94: Siliceous slate with irregular surface (mud markings). Oneida.
95, 96, 97 Black slate (with satin spar). St.Albans, Vermont.
98 Siliceous slate (altered). Willsborough, Essex.
99 Sandstone (gray, siliceous). Oneida creek.
100 Red slate. Washington?
101 Greenish sandstone (argillaceous). Falls of Salmon river, Oswego.
102 Greenish sandstone (with surface markings). Falls of Salmoa river.
103 Ferruginous sandstone (with quartz veins).
104 Green slate. Ridge mill near Rome, Oneida.
105 Shaly sandstone (with quartz crystals).
106 & 107 Green shaly sandstone (with calcareous spar).
108 & 109 Green shale. Barney's, north of Rome, Oneida.
110 Compact dark slate. Summit pond, Argyle, Washington.
111 Dark green slate. Wynn creek.
112 Black thinly laminated slate. Vanhorn's mill near Rome.
113 Compact siliceous slate. Near Rome, Oneida.
114 Arenaceous limestone (with Amhonychia and CyrtolUes). Lewis.
115 Orthoceratite. Lewis county.
116 Shaly sandstone (with Amhonychia radiata). Loraine, Jefferson.
117, 118, 119 Sandy shale (with crinoidal joints, Orthis, etc.). Loraine.
J20 Shaly limestone (with Orthis, Qrtkoceras^ etc.). Loraine.
32 NEW-YOEK STATE COLLECTION.
Names. Associated fossils aiid loealities.
121 Gray saimdstone (with fossils). West of Gonstableville, Lewis.
122 Siliceous mass in black shale. Lansingburgh, Kensselaer.
123 Slaty aegillaceous lijmestone. Greenwich, Washington.
124 Sandstone (with small branching Cheetetes lycoperdon). Oswego.
125 Calcakeotjs sandstone (with Amhonychia radiata).
126 Gray sandstone (with Amlouychia, etc.). Near Eome, Oneida.
1 27 Black slate (thinly laminated). Vanhorn's mill near Bome.
128 Grayish green shale. Snake hill, Saratoga.
129 Calcareous shale (with columns of HeUrocrinus). Oneida.
130 Shaly sandstone (with Orthoceras). Loraine, Jefferson.
131 Shaly sandstone (with Modiolopsis ovata). Loraine.
132 Calcareotts sandstone (with Amhonychia radiata). Pulaski.
133 Shaly sandstone (with Leptana sericea). Near Copenhagen, Lewis.
134 Compact ^anstone. Talcott's quarry near Rome.
135 Green shale. Saugerties, Ulster.
136 Gray sandstone (with concretion). Near Rojne, Oneida.
137 Limestone with fossils (intercalated with the Hudson-river shales).
Near Barneeate, Dutchess.
138 Sandstone (with Orthoceratites, Cyrtolites, etc.). Turin, Lewis.
139 Shaly sandstone (ferruginous and decomposing). Loraine?
140 Gray sandstone (with firagments of fossils). Near Constablevillo.
141 Green siliceous slate (whetstone slate). Columbia comity.
142 Compact shaly sandstone (with quartz crystals). Near Albany,
143 Glazed slate. Near Hudson.
144 Thinbedded sandstone (with fossils). Near Russia, Herkimer.
145 Slaty calcareous rock (with Orthis testudinaria). Lewis,
146 Siliceous limestone (interstratified with slate). Cplumbia,
147 SHAf,Y sANDSTqpiE. RogcTs's creek, Oneida.
KOCKS. 33
7- GEEY SANDSTONE.
SEVENTH TABLE CASE.
Names. LocalitieSj etc.
1 KooF SLATE. Eowley's quarry, New-Lebanon, Columbia county.
'3 Slate. One mile west of Hillsdale, Columbia.
8 Glazed slate. One mile south of Hudson, at the supposed coal mine.
.4 Ked slate. Near Kinderhook, Chatham, Columbia.
5 Red slate. One mile southwest of Washington-liollow, Dutchess.
i6 Millstone gkit. Steel's creek.
7, 8, 9 Shaly sandstone (with fragments of fossils).
10 Shaly sandstone (with impressions of Modiolopsis modiolaris).
11 Shaly sandstone.
12 Concketionaiiy sandstone,
13 Gray shaly sandstone. Two and a half miles north of Kome.
14, 15, 16 Gray sandstone. WoodruiF's, south of Rome.
17 Greenish glazed slate.
18, 19 Gray sandstone. Salmon creek, village of Florence.
'20 Gray sandstone. Falls of Stony brook, Redfield.
.21 GhiAY SANDSTONE. Village of Florence.
;22 Gbjiy SANDSTONE (with Water- marked Surface). Falls of Salmon creek.
23 Gray sandstone. West of Oswego village.
'24: Gray sandstone. Woodruff's quarry, south of Rome.
25 Gray sandstone. Below the dam on Mad river, Camden.
26 Gray sandstone. Dam at Mad river, near Camden.
27 Gray sandstone. Upper falls of Mad river, Redfield.
28 Gray sandstone. Road to Loraine from Redfield.
29 Gray sandstone. West of Ghent meeting-house, Columbia.
30 GrEAY SANDSTONE. Jload south of Rome, Oneida.
31 Gray sANDaTOfTE. Tippler's quarry.
32, 38, 34 Grav sandstone (with Strophomena alternata).
85 Grav gJjLicEous SANDSTONE (with shaly nodules, and containing galena).
ao
34 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names. Localities, etc.
36 Contorted limestone. Near Stanfordville, Dntctess.
37 Millstone grit. Bloggs's clove, Bloomingrove, Orange.
38 Compact sandstone. Twoponds, Monroe, Orange.
39 Millstone grit (boulder). Hamptonburgh, Orange.
40 Millstone grit. Deerpark, foot of Shawanguuk mountain range.
41 Graywacke. Two miles west of Woodbury, Monroe, Orange.
42 Millstone grit. Deerpark, Orange.
43 Conglomerate. Canterbury, Orange.
44 Finegrained grit rock. Shawangunk mountain, Kochester, Ulster,
45 Grit rock. Walls of the Shawangunk lead vein, Sullivan.
46 Millstone grit. Deerpark, Orange.
47 Breccia. Two miles northeast of Craigville, Orange.
48 Yellowish sandstone. Stockport landing, Columbia.
49 Compact shaly sandstone. Near Hydepark, Dutchess.
50 A metamorphic slatst and crystalline rock. ?
51 Compact metamorphic grit rock. ?
52 Brownish siliceous limestone (metamorphic). ?
58 Compact shily sandstone.
54 Shaly sandstone (with thin layers of shale). ?
55 Siliceous limestone.
56 Limestone. Bloggs's clove, Bloomingrove, Orange.
57 Limestone. Warwick, Orange.
SEVENTH WALL CASE.
58 Grey sandstone. Three miles north of Salem, Washington.
59 Black slate. Hoosick, Kensselaer.
60 Limestone. West of Granville, Washington,
61, 62 Limestone. Snakehill, Saratoga,.
63 Red shale. Eaton, Washington.
64, 65 Shale. Sugarloaf, Orange.
66 Compact sandstone. Bellvale, Warwick, Orange.
67 Red slate. Bloomingrove, Orange.
68 Millstone grit (compact). Canterbury, Orangp.
69 Red shaly sandstone. Canterbury.
70 Red sandstone. Pine hill, Cornwal, Orange.
71 Red millstone grit. Carpenter's point, Deerpark, Orange,
72 Red shale. Cambridge, Washington.
EOCKS. 35
EiaHTH TABLE CASE.
Names. Localities, etc.
1, 2, 3 Oneida conglomerate. Steel's creek, Herkimer.
4 Oneida conglomeiiate. Cleveland, Oneida lake.
6,6 do Mason's quarry, southwest of Utica.
7 do Mansfield, south of Hampton.
8 do South of New-Hartford, Oneida.
9 do Mason's quarry.
10, 11 do Near Starch-factory creek, Oneida.
12 do Steel's creek, Herkimer.
13 do Mansfield, south of Hampton.
14 Millstone gkit. Hill near Starch-factory creek, Oneida.
8. MEDINA SANDSTONE.
EIGHTH TABLE CASE.
15,16 Medina SANDSTONE (gray beds). Lewiston, Niagara county.
17 Medina sandstone (with ripplemarks). Lewiston, high bank of river.
(gray beds). Lewiston.
(with undulating lines of deposition). Martville,
Cayuga.
Wayne county.
Near Martville, Cayuga.
Hulme's quarry. Sterling, Cayuga,
(with Bictuolites heckii). Medina, Orleans,
(upper mass). Hulme's quarry, Sterling,
(upper mass). Cental's mill, Wayne.
Hulme's quarry. Sterling.
Near Martville, Cayuga,
(upper gray mass). Medina,
(upper gray mass). Lewiston.
(upper gray mass). Rochester,
(variegated). Eoehester.
18
do
19
do
20
do
21-23
do
24
do
25
do
26
do
27,28
do
29,30
do
31,32
do
33
do
34
do
35
do
36
do
36 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
NINTH TABLE CASE.
Names. Localities, etc.
1-5 Medina sandstone. Sterling centre, Cajuga county.
6 Medina sandstone. Park's milldam, Amboy, Oswego.
(with concretionary markings). Oswego village j
(with mud cracks). Oswego -village.
(with Pleurotomaria pervetusta). Medina.
(with P. pervetusta & Lingula cuneata). Medina.
(with Pi pervetusta). Medina.
East side of Irondequoit bay.
(with Palmophycus tortuosus). Brighton, Monroe.
(with Lingula cuneata) i Medina.
(with Palceophycus). Medina.
(with Modiolopsis primigenius). Medina.
(with fucoids). ?
(with Arthrophyous harlani, loose). Near Cleve-
land, Oneida lake.
(with A. harlani). Medina.
Near Sterling, Cayuga.
(with Arthrophyous harlani). Medina.-
(with A. harlani & Fucoides? auriformis). Medina.
(with Dictuolites heckii). Medina.
SEVENTH WALL CASE.
35 Medina sandstone (with i'iwgMZai cuneata, showing current markings))
Lockport, Niagara county;
(geode). Lockport.
(upper gray layers). Medina, Orleans.
(variegated). Rochester, Monroe.
Lewiston, Niagara.
(upper gray layer). Lewiston.
(conglomerate). Woloott, Wayne.
(with water-markings). Lewiston.
(showing diagonal lines of lamination). Rochester.
7
do
8
do
9,10
do
11
do
12-14
do
15
do
16
do
17-22
do
23
do
24
do
25-28
do
29
do
30
do
31
do
32
do
33
do
34
do
36
do
37
do
38
do
39
do
40
do
41
do
42
do
43
do
ROOKS.
37
Names. Localities, etc.
44 Medina sandstone. Martville, Cayuga.
45 do (inclosing nodules of shale). Rochester.
46 do (with Arthrophycus harlani). Wayne.
47 do (variegated and shaly). Medina.
48 do (shaly). Lewiston.
49 do Kedfield, Oneida.
50 do (upper shaly layers). Medina.
51 do (variegated). Lewiston.
52 & 53 do (upper greenish layers). Lewiston.
54 do (upper gray layers, with Gytherind cylindrica).
Medina.
55 do (variegated). Near Martville, Cayuga.
56 do (variegated). Lewiston, Niagara.
67 do Rochester, Monroe.
58 do (very shaly). Irondequoit bay, Monroe.
59 do Medina, Orleans.
60 do (with ZiZw^wZa cimeata zxACytherina cylindrica).
Medina.
61 & 62 do (with nodules of shale enclosed). Medina.
63 & 64 do (with Lingula cuneata). Lockport and Medina.
65 do (with L. cuneata and Pleurotomaria pervetusia).
Medina.
66 do (with L. cuneata). Medina.
67 do Clarendon, Orleans.
68 do (with tortuous lamination). Rochester.
69 - 71 do (shaly variety). Lewiston.
72 do (shaly). Rochester, Monroe.
73 do (shaly). Martville, Cayuga.
74 do (with C. cylindrica and L. cuneata). Medina.
75 do (with concretionary surface). Oswego.
76 do (with Artkrophycus harlani). Medina.
77 do (with A. harlani). Adams's basin, Monroe.
78 do (with Fucoides? heterophyllus). Adams's basin.
79 & 80 do (with F.? heterophyllus). Medina.
38 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names. LocaliUes, etc.
81 Medina sandstone (with FJ heterophyllus). Kochester;
(with fuooidal markings). Medina.
(with fucbidal markings). Martville.
(variegated). Philipsburgh, Oswego.
(with fucoidal markings). Lewiston.
(with ArthrophycMS harlani, and conglomerate).
Oswego county.
(with A. harlani). Medina, Orleans.
(with ripplemarks)i Medina.
(with A. harlani). Sodus, Wayne;
(upper gray layers). Medina.
Medina.
82 .S
c 88
do
84
do
85
do
86
do
87
do
88
do
89
do
90
do
91&92
do
93
do
9. CLINTON GROUP.
TENTH TABLE CASE.
1 Conglomerate (with shaly surface). Blackstone's quarry, New-
Hartford, Oneida county.
2 Shaly sandstone (with Buthotrephis palmata). Blackstone's quarry.
3 Shaly sandstone (with Rusophycus hilohatus). Gaylord and Norton's
quarry, New-Hartford.
4 Shaly sandstone (with Buthotrephis gracilis). Blackstone's quarry.
5 Sandstone (with Beyrichia). New-Hartford.
6 CoNGLOMEEATE. Stebbins's creek, near Clinton vUlage, Oneida.
7 CoNGLOMEKATE (with iridesccnt surface). Blackstone's quarry.
8, 9, 10 Oolitic ibon ore. Bennett's ore bed, west of Clinton village.
11 Oolitic iron ore. Wadsworth's quarry, New-Hartford.
(with crinoidal joints). Eames's quarry, Verona,
(with crinoidal joints). Parsons's quairy, Verona.
Hammond's ore bed, Westmoreland, Oneida.
Parsons's quarry,
(with Leptcena sericea). Bennett's ore bed.
12
do
13
do
14
do
15
do
16
do
ROCKS. 39
Names. Associated fossils and localities.
17 SHALy SANDSTONE (with L. sericed). South of Verona, Oneida.
18, 19 Limestone (with Fentamerus ohlongus). Rochester, Monroe.
20 Siliceous limestone (with P. ohlongus). Woloott, Wayne.
2J. Limestone (with Atrypa kemispherica). Below Martville, Cayuga.
22 Limestone (with fragments of P. ohlongus). Sodus, Wayne.
^3 Oolitic iron gee. Eochester.
24 Oolitic iron pre (2 specimens). Stebbins's creek, Oneida.
25 Limestone (with Leptcsna rugosa). Donnelly's quarry, Madison.
26 Oolitic iron ore. Wolcott, Wayne.
2T do (with fragments of shells). Donnelly's quarry.
28 do (with Fentamerus ohlongus). Donnelly's quarry.
29 & 30 do (with Spirifer radiatus). Donnelly's quarry.
31 Ferruginpus limestone (with P. ohlongus). Donnelly's quarry.
32, 33 Shaly sandstone (with Rusophycus pudicus). Gaylord's quarry.
34 Atrypa congesta. Eeynale's basin, Niagara.
35 Atrypa plicatella. Eeynale's basin.
36 Shale (with GraptoUthus clmtonensis). Sodus.
37 Limestone (with Atrypa kemispherica). Eochester.
38 Limestone (with A. reticularis and P. ohlongus). Donnelly's quarry.
39 Gray sandstone (with fragments of Homalonotus delphinocephalus).
Steel's creek, Herkimer.
40 Gray sandstone (upper mass of group). Steel's creek.
41 Shale (with Atrypa congesta). Eeynale's basin, Niagara.
42 Atrypa plicatella. Eeynale's basin.
43 ChcBtetes lycoperdon. Eeynale's basin.
44 Upper gray s audstoi^ie {mthModiolopsis oD«/a).Eemington's quarry.
45 Limestone (with Atrypa congesta). Medina.
46 Caninia hilateralis (2 specimens). Eeynale's basin.
47 Atrypa congesta.
48 Fibrous sulphate of strontian. Stark, Herkimer.
49 Fibrous sulphate of strontian (with carbonate of lime, etc.). Stark.
50 Crystallized sulphate of strontian. Stark.
51 Gypsum. Stark.
40 NEW-YOEK STATE COLLECTION.
EIGHTH WALL CASE.
Names. Associated fossils ajid localities.
52 Shaly sandstone (with fucoidal markings). Blackstone's quarry,
53 Shale (with obscure fossil markings). Blackstone's quarry.
54 Geeen sha^^e. Martville, Cayuga.
55 Ferruginous sandstone (with Beyrichia). New-flartford.
56 Shaly sandstone (with Rusophycus subangulatus). Blackstone's,
57 Shaly sandstone (with fucoidal markings). Blackstone's quarry.
58 Shal^ (with Buthotrephis gracilis). Near Clinton village.
59 Sandstone (with B. pabnata). Pox-hollow, Herkimer.
60 Shaly sandstone (with organic markings). Blackstone's quarry,
61 Shaly sandstone (with Rusophycus hilqbatus). Gaylord's quarry,
62, 63 Shale (with fragments of B. ramosa). Blackstone's quarry.
64 Shaly sandstone (with fucoidal fragments). Near Verona.
65 Conglomerate (with iron pyrites). Blackstone's quarry.
66 do (with iridescent surface). Blackstone's quarry,
67 dp (with shaly surface). Stebbins's creek.
68 do (with shaly surface). Rogers's creek.
69 do Blackstone's quarry.
70 Shaly sandstone (with fucoidal markings). Near Clinton village.
71 Shaly sandstone (with fucoidal markings). North of Martville,
72 Shale. A quarry north of Martville.
78 Shaly sandstone (2 specimens, -vvith fucoidal remains). Clinton,
74 Hornstone (composed of fragments of shells). Rochester.
75 Sandstone (with Beyrichia). New-Hartford.
76 Grey sandstone (with Lingula ohlouga). Quarry north of Martville
77 Ferruginous sandstone (with organic remains). New<-Hartford,
78 Ferruginous sandstone. Stark, Herkimer.
79 Ferruginous sandstone. Steel's creek, Herkimer.
80 Shaly sandstone. Vanhornsville, Herkimer.
81 Shaly limestone. Bushnell's, Oneida lake.
82 do Qliarry near Verona.
83 do (with Faiestella prisca?), Near Verona.
ROCKS. 41
Names. Associated fossils, aild localities.
84 Shal-x lijiestone (with Fenestella prisca?). Martvillc, Cayuga.
S5 Shaly limestone. Martville.
86 G-KEEN SHALE. MartviUe.
87 G-REEN SHALE. Swift's creek.
88 Limestone. Near Verona, Oneida.
89 Shaly limestone. Near Verona.
90 Oolitic ikon ore (with Beyrichia). Vanhornsvllle, Herkimer.
91 do Swift's creek.
92 & 93 do Bennett's ore bed, Clinton, Oneida.
94 do (with concretions and crinoidal joints). Pearson's
ore bed, near Verona.
95 Red sandstone. Steel's creek, Herkimer.
96 Red conglomerate. Steel's creek.
97 Oolitic ikon ore (with llniest'ono). Wolcott, Wayne.
98 Limestone (with Penlamerus ohlongus). Sodus, Wayue.
99, 100 Limestone (with P. ohlongus). lloehester, Monroo.
101 Shale (with Leptcsaa rugosa). Donnelly's quarry, Madisun.
102 Oolitic ikon ore (with calcareous spar). Wolcott.
103 Shaly limestone (with Fenestella prisca). Taberg furnace.
104 ^B. A J,K {yiii\i Atry pa plicatella). Taberg furnace.
105 Shale (with Beyrichia and Tentaculites). Taberg furnace.
106 Oolitic iron ore (with fragments of fossils). Stebbins's creek.
Stebbins's creek.
(with fragments of fossils). Near Clinton vilhige.
Quarry north of Clinton village.
Hammond's quarry,
(with Phenoptera oonstellata). Wolcott, Wayne,
(with sulphate of baryta). Wolcott.
(with Pentamerus oblongns). Donnelly's quarry.
114 Limestone (with fragments of fossils). Near Martville, Cayuga.
115 Sandstone (with iron pyrites). Stebbins's quarry, Clinton, Oneida.
116 Shaly sandstone (with oasts of Leptana). Near Blackstone's quarry.
117 Ferruginous sandstone (with, cast of L. subplUna). Near Clinton.
21
107
do
108
do
109
do
110
do
111
do
112
do
113
do
42 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names. Associated fossils, aiid localities.
118 Shaly sandstone (with L. rugosa). Near Tippler's quarry.
119 Siliceous limestone (with L. rugosa). Hunger's quarry.
120 Siliceous limestone (with L. rugosa). Oneida lake.
121 Siliceous and shaly limestone. Swift's creek, Oneida.
122 Shaly limestone (with L. corrugata and PyrenonwBus cuneaius).
Clinton, Oneida.
123 Shaly sandstone (with Avicula emasculata). Hunger's quarry.
124 do (with imperfect fossils). Gaylord's quarry, near
Utica.
(with Rusophycus bilohatus). Gaylord and Nor-
ton's quarry, New-Hartford.
(with B. palmata). Gaylord and Norton's quarry.
(with roots of marine plants).
130 Gray sandstone (with concretions).
131 Shaly sandstone (with fucoidal markings). Vanhornsville, Herkimer.
132 Shaly sandstone. Stark, Herkimer.
133 & 134 Siliceous limestone (with sulphate cf strontiau in crystals).
Stark, Herkimer.
135 GYPsuMi Stark.
136 Dakk-colored gypsum. Stark.
137 Sandstone anij gypsdbi. Stark.
138 & 139 Shale with gypsum. Stark.
125-
-127
do
128
do
129
do
10. NIAGARA GROUP.
ELEVENTH TABLE C^\SK.
1 Shale (with Phacops limulurus). Lockport, Niagara.
2 do (with impression of P. limulurus). Lockport.
3 do (with Homalmioius delphinocephalus). Lockport.
4 do (with Dictyonema retiformis). Lockport.
5 do (with Caryocrinus ornatus). Lockport.
6, 7 do (with Spirifer niagarensis). Lockport.
ROCKS. 43
Names. Associated fossils, and localities.
8 SHALE;(witli Leptcena subplana). Lockport.
9 do (with Atrypa nitida). Lockport.
10 Limestone composed of crinoidal joints. Lockport.
11 Anhydrous gypstjm.
12 White gypsum (or alabaster). Lockport.
13 Enceinal limestone (polished). Lockport.
14 Limestone (with crystallized coral). Lockport.
15 Siliceous limestone. Niagara falls.
16 Daek limestone (with Cytherina). Wayne county.
17, 18 Dark bituminous limestone. Wayne.
19 Pearl spar. Lockport, Niagara.
20 Dogtooth spak. Lockport,
21 Pearl spar and dogtooth spae. Lockppr(}.
22 Dogtooth spar. Lockport.
23 Limestone (with small geodes of pearl spar). Lopkport.
24 do (with galena, sulphuret of lead). Kochestcr.
25 do (with zinc blende). Niagara falls.
26 do (with crystals of zinc blende). Niagara falls.
27, 28 Fragments of Orthocera. Wayne county.
29, 30 Sulphate of strontian. Lockport.
31 Pearl spar with dogtooth spar. Lockport.
32 Dark limestone (with cavities). Barre, Orleans.
33 Dark limestone (upper part of rock). Niagara falls.
34 Encrinal limestone. Niagara falls.
35 Limestone (with Cladopora seriata). Lockport.
36 Dark limestone. Near Lenox, Madison.
37 Brecciated limestone. Oneida county.
38 Brecciated limestone. Ham's quarry.
39 - 42 Conglomerate limestone.
43 Conglomerate limestone. Ham and Bigelow's quarries.
45
do
46
do
47
do
48
do
49
do
50
do
51
do
52
do
53
do
54
do
55
do
56
do
44 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
NINTH WALL CASE.
Names. Associated fossils, and localilies.
44 Shale (with nodules of gypsum replacing Caryocriniis ornatus). Lock-
port, Niagara county.
(with Orthoceras undvlatus). Lockport.
(with Dictyonerna retiformis). Lockport.
(with Lepttsna striata). Lockport.
(with L. rugosa and L. striata). Lockport.
(with Orthis elegantula), Lockport.
(with O. testudinaria and L. rugosa). Lockport.
(with O. testudinaria). Lockport.
(with Bumastis harriensis). Lockport.
(with fragments of various fossils). Lockport.
(with O. testudinaria and i. rugosa). Lockport.
(with Avicula emacerata). Lockport.
(with Leptana subplana). Lockport.
57 Encrinal limestone. Near Lewiston, Niagara.
58 Shale (with Caryocrinus ornatus, and cavities filled with calcareous
spar). Lockport.
59 Limestone (with crinoidal columns). Lockport.
60 Astrocerium venustum (polished specimen from the original excavation
of the Erie canal, 1825). Lockport.
61 Limestone (with striated surface, lignilite). Lockport.
62 Limestone (with Atrypa reticularis). Lockport.
63 BaowN bituminous limestone. Rochester.
64 Limestone (with Trematopora ostiolata). Eochester.
65 do (with Atrypa rieglecta). Rochester.
66 do (with vertically striated surface, lignilites). Lockport.
67 Beecciated limestone. Near Rochester.
68 WifiTE GYPSUM (alabaster, polished specimens). Lockport.
1^9 Geode of DOGTOOTH SPAH. Lockport.
•70 Enceinal LIMESTONE. Lockport.
71 Enceinal limestone (polished specimen). Lockport.
72 Limestone (with dogtooth and pearl spar). Lockport.
ROCKS. 45
Names. Associated fossils, aiid localities.
73 Limestone (with dogtooth spar). Lockport.
74 do (with pearl spar). Lockport.
7o do (with geode of dogtooth spar). Lockport.
76 Sulphate of strontian. Lockport.
77 Limestone (with pearl spar and dogtooth spar). Lockport.
78 do (with geode of pearl spar with selenite). Rochester.
79 Anhydrous g-ypsum. Lcickport.
80 Sulphate of strontian. Lockport.
81, 82 Limestone (with pearl spar). Lockport.
83 Limestone (with geod^ filled with bituminous coal). Lockport.
84 do (with dogtooth spar). Lockport.
85 do (with pearl spar and dogtooth spar). Lpckport.
86, 87 do (with dogtooth spar). Lockport.
88 Pearl spar (a geode). Lockport.
89 Pearl spar and dogtooth spar. Lockport.
90 Pearl spar (rose^colored). Jiockport.
91 Limestone (with rose-colored pearl spar and dqgtooth spar). Lockport.
92 do (with dpgtooth spar and sulphate of strontian). Lockport.
93 do (with dogtooth spar). Lockport.
94 Peael spar ii^ gepde of limestone. Lockport.
95 Dogtooth spae. Lockport.
96 Dogtooth spar and pearl spar (replacing Astrocerium venustum).
Lockport.
97 Brown spar. Lockport.
98 Limestone (w}th Euomphalus hemispherica). Lockport,
99 Conceetionaey limestone. North of Manchester.
100 Limestone (with concretionary nodes upon surface). Niagara falls.
101 GrEODE (with pearl spar and crystals of sulphate of strontian). First
excavation of Erie canal, 1825. Lockport.
102 Limestone (a concretion). Near Skonondoa, Oneida.
103 Dark bituminous limestone. Between Lenox basin and Canastota.
104 Limestone (with cavity showing lamina of growth of Astrocerium
venustum). Rochester.
105 Compact limestone (with Cytherina). Jlam's quarry, Cayuga,
46 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names. Associated fossils, aiid localities.
106 Concretionary limestone. Four miles north of Manchester.
107, 108 Compact dark-colored limestone. Wolcott. Wayne.
109 Limestone (with Cladopora seriata). Sweden, Monroe.
110 Iawestov'e, {■^Wa. Diplophyllura cmspitosum). Lockport.
Ul Compact limestone (with Cytherina), Butler, Wayne.
112 Limestone (with cavities lined with crystals of calcareous spar).
113 Shaly limestone (with Spirifer crispus and minute cytherinae)
114 Compact bhown limestone. Rochester.
115 Compact limestone. North of Manchester, Ontario.
116 Concretionary limestone. Steel's creek, Herkimer.
117 Bkecciated limestone. Steel's creek.
118 Limestone (with surface markings). Ham's quarry, Cayuga.
119 Reddish compact limestone. Steel's creek.
120 Concretionary limestone. Near Skonondoa, Oneida.
121 - 124 Bbecciated limestone. Near Skonondoa.
125 Concretionary limestone. Near Skonondoa.
11. ONONDAGA-SALT GROUP.
TWELFTH table CASE,
1 Compact red shale. Cruger's mill, Herkimer county.
2 Variegated shale. Chittenango, Madison.
3 Bed shale. Between Sauquoit preek and Paris hill, Oneida,
4 Variegated shale. Bajdwinsville, Onondaga.
5 Red shale (with green spots). Baldwinsville.
6 Red shale (with green spots). Oneidacastle, Oneida,
7 Greenish gray shale. North of Chittenango village,
8 Grey shale. South of Port Byron, Cayuga.
9 Green shale. Churchville, Monroe,
10 Green shale (with seams of gypsum). Near Lake Sodom,
11 Red selenite (with greeij shaje). Clyde, Wayne,
ROCKS. 47
Names. Associated fossils, and localiiies.
12 Ebd gypsum (with green shale). Lake Sodom,
13 Compact gypsum (with green shale). Monroe county.
14 Grey shale (with cavities of crystals). Near Lake Sodom.
15 do (with remains of Cytherina). Near Peru, Livingston.
16 do • (with cavities of crystals). Near Lake Sodom.
17 Calcareous infiltrations between layers of gypsum. Allen's creek.
18 Gypseous marl. Newark, Wayne.
19, 20 Gypsum. Allen's creek, Monroe.
21 Gypseous marl (with seams of fibrous gypsum). Monroe county.
'22 Selenite. Nine-mile creek.
23, 24 do (with fragments of marl enclosed). Newark, Wayne.
25 do (with fragments of marl enclosed). Camillus, Onondaga.
26 Gypseous marl (with marks of pseudomorphic crystals of common salt).
South of Syracuse, Onondaga.
27 do (with ditto). Hill southeast of Chittenango, Madison.
28, 29 do (with ditto). Bull's quarry, Lenox, Madison.
30 do (with ditto). Kelby's quarry, Lenox.
31 Pseudomorphic crystals of common salt. South of Syracuse.
32 do do Bull's quarry.
33 do do Nine-mile creek.
34 Gray shale. Bull's quarry, Lenox.
35 do (with obscure fossils). Near Bellisle, Onondaga.
36, 37 do (with impressions of fossil shells). Bull's quarry.
38 do (with obscure fossil shells). Bull's quarry.
39 do (with plant-like impressions). Bull's quarry.
40 do (with some plant-like impressions). Bull's quarry.
41, 42 Serpentine. Near Syracuse.
43 - 46 Calcareous serpentine. Near Syracuse.
47 Serpentine (with crystals 'of calcareous spar). Near Syracuse.
48 Serpentine. Syracuse.
49 Gypseous marl. Nine-mile creek.
50 Black gypseous marl (with selenite). South of Bellisle.
51 Nodule of gypsum and marl. South of Chittenango.
48 NEW-TOUK STATE COLLECTION.
Names, Associated fossils, aiid localilies.
52, 53 Selenite (with black gypseous marl). Springport, Cayuga.
54 Dark shale (with surface covered with black selenite). Port Byron.
55 Gkay gypseous mahl (with spherical cavities containing concretions).
Lenox, Madison.
56 Impure mmestone (with spherical cavities)!
57 Hydraulic limestqne. Throopsville, Cayuga.
58 AsH-coLORED HYDRAULIC LIMESTONE (with remains of Streptelasma).
Blackrock, Erie.
59 Hydraulic limestone (with lignilites). Canescraga creek.
60, 61 do (with lignilites). Onondaga.
62, 63 do (with lignilites). Canescraga creek.
64 Vermicular limestdn*;. Near Syracuse.
65 Hydraulic Limestone (with head of Eurypterus remipes). Oriskany.
TENTH WALL CASE.
66 Varieg-ated red marl. Near Oneidaeastle.
67 Red marl (with green spots). Chittcnango, Madison.
68 Eed shale. Between Sauquoit creek and Paris hill, Oneida.
69 Green shale. Between Sauquoit creek and Paris hill.
70 Gray shale. Near Chittenango, Madison.
71 Gray shale. Allen's creek, Monroe.
72 GRjiv GYPSEoos marl. Orleans county.
73 Gray gypseous shalk. Near Churohville, Monroe.
74 Gypseous MARL. Allen's creek.
75 Gypseous marl. Lockville, Wayne.
76 Friable sandstone. Near Paris hill, Oneida.
77, 78 Gypseous shale. Near Paris hill.
79 Gypseous marl. Allen's creek.
80 Gypseous marl (with seams of fibrous gypsum). Monroe county.
81, 82 Greenish marl (with fibrous gypsum). Jordan, Onondaga.
83 Red gypsum (with gypseous marl). Jordan.
84 Red gypsum (nodules). Newark, Wayne.
85, 86 Gypseous marl. Clyde, Wayne.
ROCKS. 49
Names. Associates and localities.
87 Marl (with red selenite). Newark.
88 G-YPSEOTjs MARL. Near Port Gibson, Monroe.
89 Arsillaceoub limestone. Near Churchville, Monroe.
90 Selenite (with decomposing iron pyrites), Newark, Wayne.
91 Gypsum. Newark.
92 Gypsum. Allen's creek.
93, 94, 95 Gypsum. Leroy, Genesee.
96 Gypsum (nodule). Monroe county.
97 Granular gypsum, Allen's creek,
98 Gypseous marl (with selenite). South of Bellisle, Onondaga,
99 Grey gypseous marl,
100 Grey argillaceous limestone.
101 Gypseous shale. Near Waterville, Oneida.
102 Compact limestone (with minute vermicular cavities). Waterville.
103 Compact umestone (with minute cavities filled with concretions).
Near Waterville.
104 Grey shale (with cavities made by crystals). Near Jordan lake.
105 Dark shaly limestone. Near Waterville.
106 Compact limestone. Near Waterville.
107 Shaly limestone, Near Waterville.
108 Gkey shale.
109 Gypseous marl (with selenite). Newark, Wayne.
110, 111 Gypseous marl. Near OamiUus, Onondaga.
112 Selenite, Near Camillus.
113 Gypseous Marl {H'A seleisite and marks of pseudomorphic crystals).
Near Camillus.
114 Gypseous marl (with marks of pseudomorphic crystals). Camillus.
115, 116, 117 Pseudomorphic crystals of common salt. Camillus.
118 Pseudomorphic crystals (with imperfect fossil shells on shale).
Lenox, Madison.
119 Imperfect pseudomorphic cSeystals. Brown's quarry'.
120 Gypseous shale (with marks of pseudomorphic ci^jtBtals). Bellisle.
121 Gypseous shales (with marks of pseudomorphic crystaia), I^enox.
22
50
NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names. Associates and localities.
122 GypsEous shales. Near Camillus.
123 PsEUDOMORPHic CRYSTAL of common salt. Near Camillus.
124 GrYpsEOTJs SHALE (with pseudomorphic crystals). Near Camillus.
125 Dark-colored shale. '
126 Grey shale. Near BeUisle, Onondaga.
127, 128 Dark shale (with impression of marine plants). Lenox.
129 Grey shale. Chittenango, Madison. ,
130, 131, 132 Serpentine and limestone. Syracuse.
133 Serpentine and limestone (polished). Syracuse.
134 Serpentine and limestone. Syracuse.
135 Serpentine (polished). Syracuse.
136 - 143 Serpentine. Syracuse.
144 Serpentine and limestone. Syracuse.
145 Sulphate of strontian in gray marl. Syracuse.
146 Gray marl (with crystals of sulphate of strontian). Syracuse.
147 Gray gypseous marl. Lenox, Madison.
148 Gray shale (with impressions of fossil shells). Lenox.
149 Shale (with obscure fossil shells). Lenox.
150 Vesicular limestone. Onondaga-hoUow.
151 - 153 do Lenox.
154 & 155 do Port Byron.
156 do Near Syracuse.
157 Dark shale. Cherrytalley, Otsego.
158 Limestone. Chittenango, Madison.
159 Limestone (with drusy cavities). Oriskany-fallg, Oneida.
160 Gypseous marl. Cherryvalley, Otsego.
161 Gray shaly limestone. Chittenango, Madison.
162 Gypseous marl (with calcareous incrustations). Monroe county. '
163 Hydraulic limestone (with cavities).
164, 165 Gray gypseous shale. Chittenango.
166 Gypseous marl.
167 Nodule of gypsum. Near Jamesville, Onondaga.
168 Gypseous marl (with seams of fibrous gypsum). Phelps, Ontario.
ROCKS. 51
Names. Associates and localities.
■169 Selenite (with compact gypsum). Phelps.
170, 171, 172 G-ypsEOTJs makl (with selenite). Springport, Cayuga.
173 Limestone above gypsum beds. Jamesville, Onondaga.
174 Gypseous marl (with nodules of gypsum). South of Chittenango.
175, 176 Compact gypseous mael.
177 Gravel cemented by gypsum. Boring at Salina, Onondaga.
178 Gypseous shale.
179 Compact limestone (with vesicular cavities filled with crystalline mat-
ter). Near Lanark's mill.
180 Compact limestone (with zinc blend^). Near Lanark's mill.
181 Compact limestone (with irregular cavities). Near Lanark's mill.
182, 183 Hydraulic limestone (with lignilites). Near Lanark's mill.
184 Hydraulic limestone (with obscure fossils). Byron, Genesee.
185, 186 Hydraulic libiestone (with cherty nodules). Near Camillus.
187 Compact shaly limestone. Phelps, Ontario.
188 Crystallized gypsum (deposits from the salt-vats, ten specimens).
Syracuse, Onondaga.
189 Calcareous formation having oolitic structure (deposits from salt-
vats, four specimens). Syracuse.
190 Oolite (deposits from salt-vats, three specimens). Syracuse.
191 Calcareous mass showing oolitic and pitted structure (deposits from
salt- vats). Syracuse.
upper part of the onondaga-salt group continued in the wall case
OF THE water-lime GROUP.
1, 2, 3 Hydraulic limestone. AUen's creek.
4 Hydraulic limestone. Clarence-hoUow.
5-8
do
Allen's creek.
9
do
Monroe county.
10
do
Caledonia, Livingston.
11
do
Near Lewiston, Niagara.
12
do
Allen's creek.
13&14
do
Williamsville, Erie.
15&16
do
Street farm, Caledonia, Livingston
18
do
19
do
20
do
21
do
22
do
23
do
24
do.
52 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names. Associates and localities.
17 HrDRAULic LIMESTONE, Allen's creek.
Street farm, Cale^oiiia.
Phelps, Ontario.
One mile east of Vienna, Oneida.
Near Vienna,
(with sulphate of strontiao). Street farm.
Phelps, Ontario,
(partially burned). Phelps.
25 Shaly hydeaitlic limestone.
26 Hylraulic limestone (with nodule of chert). Marcellns, Onondaga.
27, 28 Hydkatjlic limestone (with crystalline nodules). Lanark's mills.
29 Shaly hydraulic limestone.
30 Dark-colored hydraulic limestone. Marcellus, Onondaga.
31 Hydraulic limestone. Cherryvalley, Otsego.
32 Hydraulic limestone (dark colored). Near Marcellus.
33 Shaly hydraulic limestone. Near Deansville, Oneida.
34 Shaly hydraulic limestone (dark colored). Near Deansville.
35 Hydraulic limestone. Onondaga valley.
36 - 41. Hydraulic limestone (with fluor spar). Manjius, Onondaga.
43 Hydraulic limestone. Onondaga valley.
43 do Cherryvalley, Otsego.
44 do Phelps, Ontario.
45 GlTtESEOUS SHALX LIMESTONE.
46 Hydraulic limestone. Near Lanark's mills.
47 do (shaly). Oriskany falls, Oneidla.
48 do Chittenango, Madison.
49 do Near Manlius, Onondaga.
50 do (with anhydrite).
51 Vesicular limestone. Near Syracuse.
52 Hydraulic limestone. East Steel's creek, Herkimer.
53 do (upper part shaly, with crystab of baryta; three
specimens). Phelps, Ontario.
54 do (black, shaly upper layers). Phelps.
ROCKS. 53
Names. Associates and localities.
55 Hydraulic limestone (with lingulae). Cherryvalley, Otsego.
56 & 57 do (vesicular). Oriskany, Oneida.
58 do Below Jamesville, Onondaga.
59 do (with cavities filled with crystalline matter).
Near JamesviUe.
60 & 61 do (with crystals of magnesian carbonate of lime).
Near Marcellus, Onondaga.
62 do (with nodule of chert). Near Marcellus.
63 do (with gypsum). Near Syracuse.
NEW-YORK SYSTEM (Continued).
Name of Group. Contained in No. of Specimens.
13. Waterlime group. Fifteenth table case. .... 58
14. Pentamerus limestone. Sixteenth table case. - - - - 49
15. Catskill SHALT LIMESTONE. Seventeenth table case. - - 42
16. Oriskany sandstone. Eighteenth table case. - - - - 45
17. Cauda-galli grit. Nineteenth table case. - - - - 23
18. Schoharie grit. Twentieth table case. - - - - 41
19. Onondaga limestone. Twenty-first table case. - - - 67
20. CoRNiFEROUS LIMESTONE. Twenty-second table case. - - 54
21. Marcellus shale. Twenty-third table case. - - - 55
22. Hamilton group. Twenty-fourth table case. - . . 62
22. Hamilton group. Twenty-fifth table case. - - - 74
23. TuLLT limestone. Twenty-sixth table case. - - - 29
24. Genesee slate. Twenty-seventh table case. - - 36
25. Portage group. Twenty-eighth table case. - - - 32
26. Ithaca group. Twenty-ninth table case. - - - 50
27. Chemung group. Thirtieth table case. - - - . 50
28. Catskill group. Thirty-first table case. - - - 55
Conglomerate. Thirty-second table case. - - - 16
Carboniferous system (of Pennsylvania). 33d table case. 33
Miscellaneous. Thirty-fourth table case. - - - 49
Miscellaneous. Thirty-fifth table case. - - . - 66
Miscellaneous. Thirty-sixth table case. - - - 77
Miscellaneous. Thirty-seventh table case. - - - 75
Fifteen wall cases unarranged specimens.
PAMOITOLO&Y OE lEW-IOEK,
BY JAMES HALL.
PALiEOITOLOGY.
1. POTSDAM SANDSTONE.
PLANTS.
Name. Locality. In the
1 1 ScoLiTHns LINEARIS (1 Specimen). - •• Cabinet.
BRAOHIOPODA,
2 1 LmauLA prima(I). Keeseville, Essex county. Cabinet.
3 2 LiNGULA anti(1ua(2). Hammond, St.Lawrence, Cabinet.
2. OALCIFEROUS SANDSTONE,
PLANTS.
4 1 PAL.aEOPHycTJS TUBULARis(4). Canajobarie and Fortplain. Cabinet.
5 2 PaljBophyctjs iRREGULAms. Near Keeseville. - - •
V
6 1 BiTTHOTEEFHis ANTiciuATA(l). Cba?y, CHnton. - - • Cabinet.
BEACHIOPODA,
7 3 LiNGULA ACUMINATA (in a boulder).
GASTEROPODA.
9
1 jkuomfhalus uniangulatuf
1 Maclurea sohdh)a(2).
5 (piaster cast;, - - - -
Mobawk valley. - - -
uaomei.
Cabinet.
10
2 Maclukea matutina.
Canajoharie, Montgomery.
11
1 OpHILETA LEVATA(2).
Near Fortplain. - - -
Cabinet.
12
2 Ophileta complanata{1).
Mobawk vaUey. - - -
Cabinet.
13
1 Turbo diltjcula.
Middleville and Littlefalls.
14
2 Turbo? obscuea(I).
Fortplain, Montgomery. -
Cabinet.
15
1 Pleueotomaeia? tuegida.
g3
Saratoga county.
NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION,
CEPPIALOPODA.
Names.
16 1 Orthoceras primigenium(I).
17 2 Orthoceras LACiUEATUM(l).
Localities.
Near Portplain.
- Cabinet.
- Cabinet.
3. CHAZY LIMESTONE.
CORALS.
18 1 Eetepora inoepta{1).
19 2 Retepora gracilis.
20 1 GORGONIA? ASPERA.
21 I Stictopoka fenestrata(I).
22 2 Stictopoka glomerata.
23 1 Streptelasma expansa(2).
24 1 Ch^tetes ?(1).
' ORINOIDBA.
25 1 AcTiNOCRiNus TEiMuiRADiATUs(l). Chazy.
Chazy,
Clinton. - -
Cabinet.
Chazy.
Chazy.
....
Cabinet.
Granville (Vermont).
Chazy.
....
Cabinet.
Chazy.
....
Cabinet.
- Cabinet.
26
27
2 ACTINOCRINUS? .
Near Chazy.
Chazy.
BRACHIOPODA,
28
1 Leptjena plicifera(I).
Chazy.
- - '
- - Cabinet.
29
2 Leptjena incrassata(3).
Chazy.
. . ,
- - Cabinet.
30
3 Leptjena fasciata(I).
Chazy.
- -
- - Cabinet.
31
1 Orthis costalis(I).
32
1 Atrypa dubia(I).
Chazy.
- - ■
■ - Cabinet.
33
34
2 Atrypa acutirostra.
3 Atkypa plena(I).
Chazy.
Chazy.
. . .
■ - Cabinet.
35
4 Atrypa plicifera(I).
Chazy.
- - ■
■ - Cabinet.
36
5 Atrypa altilis(I).
Chazy.
. . .
■ - Cabinet.
37
1 Orbicula? deformata.
Chazy.
38
1 Metoptoma? dttbia.
CRUSTACEA.
Chazy.
-
■ - Cabinet.
39
1 Ill^enus arctdrtjs(I).
Chazy.
. . ,
- - Cabinet.
40
2 lLi,.a;Nug ceassjcaupa?(1).
Chazy.
. . .
• - Cabinet.
FOSSILS.
Names.
41 1 ASAPHUS? 0BTUSUS{1).
42 2 AsAPHUS MAR&INALIS.
43 1 ISOTELUS GIGAS?{1).
44 2 IsOTELUS CANALIS(l).
45 1 Ceeaurus? (1).
Localities.
Chazy.
Chazy.
Chazy.
Chazy.
Chazy.
GASTEROPODA.
46 3 Macltjeea magha(8). Chazy. - -
47 1 ScALiTEs ANGULATijs(2). Chazy. - -
48 1 Raphistoma stkiata(I). Chazy. - -
49 2 Eaphistoma staminba(I). Chazy. - -
50 3 Raphistoma planistria(I). Chazy. - -
51 4 Raphistoma planistkia, vari parva. Chazy. -
52 2 Pleueotomaria biangtjlata (fragment). Chazy.
53 3 Pleueotomaria
Chazy. - - -
Chazy. ...
Cralway, Saratoga.
Chazy.
Chazy. ...
Chazy. ...
54 4 Pleueotomaria antIquata(I)
55 1 CapULUS AURIF0EMI8.
56 1 Mdrchisonia abbeeviata.
57 1 bucania sulcatina(l).
58 2 BucANiA EOTUNDATA (a cast).
CEPHALOPODA.
59 3 Oethoceeas eectunnulatum(I). Chazy. . ■
60 4 Oethoceeas subaecuatum. Chazy. . ■
61 5 Orthoceeas TENnisEPTiiM(l). Chazy. . ■
62 6 Oethoceeas bilineatum. Near Albany.
63 7 Oethoceeas monilifoeme. Chazy.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet-
Cabinet.
4. BIEDSEYE LIMESTONE.
PLANTS ?
64 1 Phytofsis tubulosum(6). Mohawk valley. . Cabinet.
65 2 Phytopsis cellulpsum(2). Watertown & Mohawk valley.Cabinet.
ACEPHALA.
66 1 MoDioLA? OBTUSA(I). Watertown, Jefferson. Cabinet.
NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
GASTEROPODA.
Names.
67 2 MUE OHISONIA? ANGUSTATA.
MURCHISONIA VENTElCOSA(l).
MuRCHISONIA PEEANGTJLATA.
MuRCHISONIA VAKICOSA(l).
Natica? .
68
3
69
4
70
5
71
1
72
5
73
6
74
7
75
8
76
9
PleurotomariaI nucleolata.
Pledrotomaria QTJADRicAEiNATA(l). Watertown.
Pleurotomaeia iimbilicata(4). Watertown. -
Pleurotomaria? nodulosa(I). Watertown. -
Pleurotomaria? OBSOLETA(l). Watertown. -
Localities.
Watertown, Jefferson. Cabinet.
Watertown. - - -
Watertown. - - - Cabinet.
Watertown.
Watertown.
CRUSTACEA.
77 1 Cytherina (fragments).
Watertown. - -
CEPHALOPODA.
78 8 Orthoceras lyLULTicAMERATUM(l). Watertown. -
79 9 Orthoceras recticameratum. Watertown.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
CORALS OF THE BIRDSEYE AND BLACK-RIVER LIMESTONES.
80 1 columnaria alve0lata(8).
81 1 Stromatooerium etjgosum.
82 2 Ch-etetes lycoperdon?
83 2 Steeptelasma pR0FnNDA(6}.
84 3 Stictopoea labyeinthica{1).
85 4 Stictopoea ramosa.
Mohawk valley, - - Cabinet.
Watertown, Chazy, &c.
Watertown.
East-Canada creek. Cabinet.
Chazy. - - . - Cabinet.
Watertown. - - -
CEPHALOPODA.
86 I LiTUiTEs TJNDATA (plaster cast). Watertown. - -
87 2 LiTUiTEs coNvoLVANsl(l). Watertown. - -
88 1 GoNiocERAs ANCEPs(l). Watertown. - -
89 1 Ormoceras TENTJiFiLt;M(4). Watertown. - -
90 2 Ormoceeas tenuifilum, var. distans. Watertown.
91 3 Ormoceeas? gracile. Watertown.
92 1 BNrocERAs subcentrale. Watertown. - -
93 2 Endoceras longissimum. Watertown.
94 3 Endoceras multittibulatum. Watertown.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet,
Cabinet.
FOSSILS.
Names.
95 4 Endoceeas gemellipahum.
96 10 Orthocekas fusiforme(I).
Localities.
Henderson's bay.
Watertown.
Cabinet.
5. TRENTON LIMESTONE.
97 2
98 3
99 3
100 4
101 2
102 3
103 4
104 1
105 3
106 4
107 5
108 6
109 1
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119 3
120 1
121 1
Jacksonburgh, Herkimer.Cabinet.
Grlensfalls.
Below Prospect hill. Cabinet.
Middleville, Herkimer. Cabinet.
PLANTS.
BUTHOTEEPHIS GaACILIS(l).
BUTHOTREPHIS SUCCULENS.
PaL^EOPHYCUS RUGOSUS(l).
PAL.EOPHYCUS SI]MPLEx(l).
CORALS.
CH.a:TETES LYC0PERD0N(9).
Chjetetes rugosus.
Ch^tetes columnaris.
Receptaculites neptunii.
Steeptelasma coenicultjm(I).
Streptelasma crassa.
Steeptelasma multilamellosa(1
Steeptelasma pAEvtJLA(l).
PoEiTES? VETTJ3TA. Wateitown.
cyATHiFOEMis. Carlisle (Pennsylvania).
Various places. - -
Cabinet.
Middleville.
Sugar river.
Carlisle (Pennsylvania).
Middleville. - - -
Cabinet.
Near Middleville.
). Watertown. - -
Cabinet,
Middleville. - - -
Cabinet.
EsCHAEOPORA RECTA(I).
ESCHAROPORA EECTA, var. NODOSA.
StictopoeA? acuta.
Stictopora eleganttjla.
GORGONIA PERANTIQUA.
aulopoea arachnoidea.
Alecto inflata.
IntRICARIaI EETICtrLATA(l).
Retepora? foliacea.
Stellipoea antheloidea.
Geaptolites amplexicatjle.
Jacksonburgh.
Cabinet.
Lowville, Lewis.
Middleville. - - -
Near Middleville.
Ohio and Kentucky.
Trenton falls, Oneida.
Watertown. - - Cabinet^
Lowville.
Lowville.
Trenton falls, etc.
8 NEW-TOEK STATE COLLECTION.
CRINOIDEA.
Names. Localities.
122 1 SoHizocEiNus N0D0sus(3). Glensfalls and Middleville.Cabinet.
123 1 PoTERiocEiNus .4LTEENATTJS (fragment).
124 2 PoTERiocRiNUs GRACILIS. Middleville.
125 1 ScYPHocRiNus HETERocosTALis. MiddleviUe.
126 2 ScHizocRiNus ?(1). Sugar river, Lewis. Cabinet.
127 1 EcHiNo-ENCRiNiTEs ANATiFORMis. Turfn, Lewis. -
128 2 AsTEEiAs MATUTINA. Trcntou falls.
129 1 Tentaculites? flexuosa. Lowville.
130 4
131 5
132 6
133 7
134 8
135 9
186 10
137 11
138 2
139
140
141
142
143
144
145 8
146 9
147 10
148 11
149 12
150 13
151 14
152 15
BRACHIOPODA.
Lingula attenwata?
Lingula hioiniformis(2).
LlNGCJLA ^QUALIS(l).
LiNGTJLA (iUADIlATA(l).
LiNGTTLA ELOffGATA.
LiNGULA CtJETA.
LiNGTJLA OBTDSA(l).
LlNGlTLA CIlASSA(l).
OrBICULA? FILOSA(l).
Orbictjla LAMELLOSA.
Middleville, etc.
Middleville. - -
Middleville, etc.
Lewis county. -
Lewis county.
Middleville, etc.
Middleville. - -
Middleville. - ■
Middleville.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Orbioula (Trematis) terminalis(I). Middleville. - Cabinet.
LEPTiENA ALTEENATA(8). Middleville and Watertown.Cabinet.
Leptjsna CAMERATA(I). Treuton falls. - - Cabinet.
Leptjena deltoidea(2). Middleville and Trenton falls.Cabinet.
Lept^ena tenuistriata(I).
Lept^na alternistriata.
Lept^na seeicea(4).
Leptjena fihtexta(2).
Lept^na planumbona.
LEPTiENA DEFLECTA.
LEPT.ffiNA RECTA.
Lept^kna planoconvexa.
LEPTiENA TENUILINEATA.
Middleville, etc.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Cabinet.
Middleville and Lowville.Cabinet.
Middleville. - - - Cabinet.
Cincinnati, Ohio. -
Mineral point (Wisconsin).
Mineral point.
Cincinnati (Ohio). - —
FOSSILS.
Names,
153 16 Leptjsna subtenta.
154 17 Lept^na .
155 2 Orthis testudinaria(3).
156 3 Okthis sttbjeciuata.
157 4 Orthis bella-etjgosa.
158 5 Orthis dispaeilis.
159 6 Orthis perveta.
160 7 Orthis ^quivalvis.
161 8 Orthis fissicosta.
162 9 Orthis tricenaria.
163 10 Orthis plicatella.
164 11 Orthis pectinella(3).
Localities.
Trenton falls?
Middleville. - - - Cabinet.
Mineral point (Wisconsin).
Mineral point (Wisconsin).
Mineral point.
Middleville?
Near Cincinnati (Ohio).
Middleville. - - -
Sugar river, Lewis.
165 12 Orthis pectinella, var. semiovalis(I). Turin, etc.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
166 13 Orthis insculpta.
167 14 Orthis dichotoma.
168 15 Orthis subquadrata.
169 16 Orthis occidentalis(3).
170 17 Orthis sinfata.
171 18 Orthis subjugata.
172 1 DeLTHYRIS LTfNX(7).
173 6 AtRYPA EXTANS(l).
174 7 AtRYPA NUCLEUS.
175 8 Atrypa cuspidata(3).
176 9 Atrypa bisulcata.
177 10 Atrypa deflecta.
178 11 Atrypa recurvirostra(I).
179 12 Atrypa exigua.
180 13 Atrypa modesta(I).
181 14 Atrypa circulus.
■182 15 Atrypa ambigua.
188 16 Atrypa hemiplicata(3).
184 17 Atrypa .
1S5 18 Atrypa subtrigonalis.
Watertown, etc.
Cincinnati (Ohio).
Cincinnati and Oxford (Ohio).
Cincinnati and Oxford, Cabinet.
Cincinnati and Oxford.
Cincinnati and Oxford.
Trenton falls, Oneida. Cabinet.
Watertown, Jeflferson. Cabinet^
IN^ddleville, Herkimer.
Lowville, Lewis. - Cabinet.
Adams, Jefferson. -
Near Martinsburgh, Lewis.
Martinsburgh. - - Cabinet.
Lowville.
Cincinnati and Oxford (Ohio). Cabinet.
Middleville, Herkimer.
Middleville.
Middleville. - - - Cabinet.
Middleville.
Turin, Lewis.
10
NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names. Localities.
186 19 Ateypa increbescens(4). Middleville. - - - Cabinet.
187 20 Atrypa dentata. Turin.
188 21 Atrypa sordida.
ACEPHALA.
189 1 NucuLA levata(3). Middleville and Lowville.Cabmet.
190 2 NtJcuLA posTSTEiATA. Carlisle (Pennsylvania).
191 1 Tellinomya nastjta (1 and a cast). Middleville. •• - Cabinet.
192 2 Tellinomya sangtjinolaroidea (plaster cast). - ■. - Cabinet.
193 3 Tellinomya gibbosa (1 and a plaster east). Middleville. Cabinet.
194 4 TfiLLINOMYA DUBIA(2).
195 5 Tellinomya anatiniformis(I)
196 1 Cardiomorfha vetusta.
197 1 Edmondia ventbicosa(2).
198 2 Edmondia subtbitncata.
199 3 Edmondia? st7bangulata(1).
200 1 MoDIOLOPSIS MYTILOlDES(l).
201 2 MODIOLOPSIS PARALLELA.
202 3 MoDIOLOPSIS faba(3).
203 4 MODIOLOPSIS NAStTTUS(l).
204 5 MoDioLopsis arcuatus.
205 6 MoDioLOPsis subspatulatus.
206 7 MoDioLOPsis latu'^
207 8 MoDioLopsis carinatits.
208 9 MoDioLOPSis avicitloides.
209 10 MoDioLOPsis? trentonensis.
210 1 AvicuLA trentonensis(2).
211 2 AvlCTTLA elliptica.
Middleville, etc.
-
Cabinet.
Watertown. - -
-
Cabinet.
Middleville.
Lowville. ■ -
-
Cabinet.
Watertown. » -
Watertown. ■• -
.
Cabinet.
Middleville. - -
•
Cabinet.
Middleville and Watertown.Cabinet.
Carlisle (Pennsylvania).Cabineti
Herkimer. • - • ■• —
Watertown.
Watertown.
Middleville.
Middleville.
Cabinet.
Middleville. - -
Middleville.
212 1 Ambonychia bellisthiata (plaster cast). Trenton falls. Cabinet.
213 2 Ambonychia orbicularis(I). Watertown. - - . Cabinet.
214 3 Ambonychia amygbalina (plaster east). Adams. - Cabinet.
215 4 Ambonychia undata(I). Watertown. - - - Cabinet.
216 5 Ambonychia obtusa (plaster cast). Watertown. - - Cabinet.
217 6 Ambonychia? . Middleville.
FOSSILS.
11
218
1
219
2
220
3
221
4
222
10
223
11
224 12
225
13
74
7
226
14
227 15
228
16
229
6
230
7
231
8
232
9
233 10
234 11
235
12
286
13
237
1
238
1
239
2
240
1
241
2
242
3
243
3
244
4
245
5
246
1
247
2
248
8
GASTEROPODA.
Names. Localities.
HoLoPEA SYMMETRICA. MiddlevUle.
HoLOPEA 0Bti(iuA(2). Watertown.
HoLOPEA PAi,TiDiNiFOKjais(l). Watertown.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
HoLoPEA VENTRicosA (plaster cast). Middleville. -
Pleurotomaria subtilistriata. Watertown.
Pletjrotomaria LEUTicTrLAEis(2). Watertown. - - - Cabinet.
Pleurotomaria rotuloides. Middleville.
Pleitrgtomaria sTJBcoNicA (piaster cast). Watertown. Cabinet.
Pleurotomaria umbilicata. Lowville and Adams. •
Pleurotomaria indenta(I). Watertown. - - - Cabinet.
Pleurotomaria ambigua (plaster cast). Adams. - - Cabinet.
Pleurotomaria percarinata (plaster cast). Middleville.Cabinet.
MuRCHisoNiA bicincta(2). Lowville and Watertown.Cabinet
MURCHISONIA TRICARINATA,
MURCHISONIA PERANGULATA.
MURCHISONIA UNIANGULATA.
MURCHISONIA bellicincta(2).
Mineral point (Wisconsin).
Middleville. • • -
Middleville.
Middleville, Turin, etc. Cabinet
MuRCHisoNiA suBFusiFORMig (1 and a cast). Lowville. Cabinet.
Adams. - - - .
Middleville. - - - Cabinet.
Watertown. - - - Cabinet.
Middleville and Trenton.
Middleville. - -
MuRCHISONLi VITTATA.
MuECHISONIA GRACILIS(2).
SUBULITES EL0NGATA(2),
Cahinaropsis CARINATA.
Carinaropsis patelliformis.
Bellerophon bilobatu5(2). Trenton falls & Middleville.Cabinet,
Belleeophon bilobatus, var. acutus. Trenton falls.
Bellerophon bilobatus, var. corrugatus. Trenton falls.
BucANiA EXPANSA (piaster cast). Watertown. - - - Cabinet,
BucANiA BI0OESATA. Watertown. - • -
BucANiA puNCTiFR0Ns(2). Middleville. - - -
Cyetolites coMPEEssus(3). Middleville. - - -
Cyrtolites trentonensis. Mohawk valley. - -
Cyetolites filosum (plaster cast). Watertown, - •
24
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet,
12
NEW-TOEK STATE COLLECTION.
CEPHALOPODA.
249
1
250
1
251
2
252
3
253
4
254
5
255
6
256
7
257
1
258
11
259
12
260
13
261
14
262
15
263
16
264 17
265 18
266.19
267 20
268
21
269 22
270 23
271 24
17
2
272 25
273
5
274
6
275
7
276
8
277
9
278
10
Names.
TkOCHOLITES AMMONIUS(l).
Cyrtoceras LAMELLOSTJM.
Cyrtoceras annulatum.
Localities.
Middleville.
Middleville.
Middleville. ■
Cabinet.
Cyrtoceras macrostomum (plaster cast). Wisconsin. Cabinet.
Cyrtoceras constrictostriatum. Middleville.
Cyrtoceras multicameratitm. Middleville. - -
Cyrtoceras arcuatdm. Middleville.
Cyrtoceras camurum. Middleville.
Oncoceras constricttjm(2). Watertown. - -
Orthoceras ARcuoLiRATUM(2). Watertown. - -
Orthoceras teretiforme{1). Watertown. - -
Orthoceras textile. Watertown.
Orthoceras bilineatum{1). Middleville. - -
Orthoceras bilineatum, var. ix. Middleville, etc.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Orthoceras clathratum.
Orthoceras verterrale.
Orthoceras anellum.
Orthoceras undulostriatum.
Orthoceras .
Middleville.
Middleville.
Middleville, etc.
Middleville.
Middleville.
Middleville.
Watertown. - -
Middleville. - -
Middleville.
Watertown & Middleville.
Orthoceras latianntjlattjm.
Orthoceras junceum.
Orthoceras amplicameratitm,
Orthoceras strigatum.
Orthoceras laqueattjm.
Orthoceras laqtjeattjm, var. u. Middleville.
Endoceras annulatttm. Watertown.
EnDOCERAS PROTBIFORME, var. TEJSrUISTRIATUM(l)
Endoceras froteiforme, var. tenuitextttm(I).
Endoceras froteiforme, var. lineolatum{1).
Endoceras froteiforme, var. strangulatum(I).
Endoceras froteiforme, ?)ar. elongatum(I). -
These five varieties of Endoceras peotbiformb were all
obtained in Middleville, Herkimer county.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
FOSSILS.
13
Names.
Localities.
2*79 11 Endooeras aectiventkum.
Middleville.
280 12 Endoceras angusticameratum.
Middleville.
281 13 Endoceras MAaNivENTEUM(l).
Near Middleville,
282 14 Endoceras magniventrtjm, var.
Near Middleville.
283 15 Endoceras approximatum.
Near Middleville.
284 16 Endoceras dtjplicatum(I).
Near Middleville.
285 17 Endoceras distans.
Turin, Lewis.
286 1 Camekoceras trentonense.
Middleville. - -
89 1 OrMOCERAS TENUIFILUM?
Turin, etc.
287 1 Conulaeia teentonensis(I).
Middleville. - -
288 2 CONTJLARIA GRANTJLATA.
Middleville, etc.
289 3 CONULARIA PAPILLATA.
Near Middleville.
290 4 CoNULARIA gracile.
Near Middleville,
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
CRUSTACEA OP THE BIRDSEYE AND TRENTON LIMESTONES,
HUDSON-RIVER GROUP, AND UTICA SLATE.
291 1 OgygiaI vetusta.
292 3 AsAPHirs extans(I).
293 1 Calymene mtjlticosta{1).
40 2 lLL.a;NU-s crassicauda.
294 3 Illjlnus trentonensis.
295 4 lLL.a;NTrs latidorsata.
Mohawk valley.
Lowville. - - - Cabinet.
Isle Lamotte. - - Cabinet.
Carlisle (Pennsylvania).
Hogansburgh, Franklin.
Near "Watertown.
43 1 IsoTELUs GiGAs (several imperfect specimens). Middleville. Cabinet.
296 1 Platynotus trentonensis (plaster cast). Middleville,etc. Cabinet.
297 2 Calymene beckii(4). Middleville. - - - Cabinet.
298 3 Calymene senaeia(2). Middleville. - - - Cabinet.
299 1 AciDASPis trentonensis. Bay of Quinty.
300 2 AciDASPis spiNiGER. Mohawk valley.
301 2 Ceratjrtjs pleueexanthemus (fragments). Middleville. Cabinet.
302 3 Ceeatjetjs vigilans. Middleville. - - -
303 4 Cbraurus? pustitlosus, Watertown.
304 1 Phacops callicephaltjs. Middleville & Watertown.
805 2 Phacops? laticaudus. Turin.
14
NEW-TOfiK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.
306 4 asaphus nodostriatus(l).
307 1 Trinucleus concentricus(2).
308 4 Calymene .
309 5 AsAPHus? latimaeginata.
810 1 Olenus asaphoides.
311 2 Olentjs tindulosteiatus.
312 1 AgNOSTUS L0BATT7S.
313 1 Thaleops (Ill^nus) ovatus.
Localities.
Watertown.
- Cabinet.
- Cabinet.
Loraine, etc.
Canajoharie.
Watertown.
Greenwich, Washington.
Snakehill, Saratoga.
Troy, Kensselaer. -
Mineral point (Wisconsin).
6. HUDSON-RIVER GROUP.
PLANTS.
314 1 Sphenothallus angustifolitts. Mohawk valley.
315 2 Sphenothallds latifclifs(6). Schoharie.
316 4 BuTHOTEEPHIS STJBNODOSA.
317 5 BtTTHOTEEPHIS? FLEXTJOSA.
318 5 Pal^eophycus vmGATus(l).
819 6 Paljeophyctjs ?(1).
Cabinet.
320 1 Gordia maeina.
Turin, Lewis. - -
Jackson, Washington.
Union, Washington. Cabinet.
Rome, Oneida. - - Cabinet.
Jackson, Washington.
321 2
322 3
323 4
324 5
325 6
326 7
327 8
328 9
329 10
330 11
331 12
332 13
CORALS.
GeAPTOLITHUS PKISTlS(l).
GeAPTOLITHUS SEGALINnS(l).
GeAPTOLITHUS MuCEONATUs(l). Near Albany
GeAPTOLITHUS bicornis(2). Albany. -
Turin, Loraine, etc. Cabinet.
Hoosick slate quarries. Cabinet.
- Cabinet.
- Cabinet.
GeAPTOLITHUS EAMosus(l). Albany. .... Cabinet.
GeAPTOLITHUS scALAEis(l).West-Canada creek & Albany. Cabinet.
GeAPTOLITHUS SAaiTTAEiU5(l). Albany. . - - . Cabinet.
GeAPTOLITHUS TENUIS(l).
GeAPTOLITHUS SEXTANS(l).
GeAPTOLITHUS FUECATUS.
GeAPTOLITHUS SEREATIJLUS.
GeAPTOLITHUS GEACILIS(I).
Albany. .... Cabinet.
Albany. .... Cabinet.
Normanskill near Albany.
Normanskill.
Albany. - - - . Cabinet.
FOSSILS.
15
Names.
333 14 Graptolithits ljevis.
334 1 Favistella stellata.
101 2 Chjetetes lycoperdon.
Localities^
Turin, Lewis.
Madison (Indiana).
Turin, etov - -
CRINOIDEA.
335 1 DiSCOPHYLLUM PELTATTJM.
336 1 Undetermined.
Near Troy, Kensselaer.
Turin, Pulaski, Loraine, etc.
337 1 Heteeocrinus heterodactylos (columns on a fragment of
slate). Near Kome, Oneida. Cabinet.
2 Heterocrinus simplex. Cincinnati (Ohio).
3 Heterocrinus? gracilis. Snakehill, Saratoga.
338
339
340
129
1 Glyptocrinus DECADACTYLirs (columns on a fragment of
slate). Turin, Rome, etc. - Cabinet.
1 Tentaculites flexuosa. Turin. . . - . Cabinet.
BRACHIOPODA.
133 7 LlNGULA QUADRATA(l).
141 4 Lept^ena alternata(4).
146 9 Lept^na sericea(I)-
155 2 Orthis testtjdinaria(I).
341 19 Orthis? eeratica(2).
342 20 Orthis centrilineata.
186 19 Atrypa increbescens{1),
343 5 Orbicula? subtrdncata.
344 6 Orbicula? crassa.
345 7 Orbicula c^lata.
AOEPHALA-
346 3 Atioula insueta(I),
347 4 avicula demissa.
348 5 AviCULA? DESQUAMATA.
349 7 Ambonychia radiata(3).
350 8 Ambonychia caeinata.
351 11 MoDioLOPsis modiolaris(3).
352 12 MoDioLOPSis truncatus.
Loraine, Jefferson. - Cabinet.
Pulaski, Oswego. - Cabinet,
Turin, Lewis. - - Cabinet.
Turin, Pulaski, etc. Cabinet.
In southern counties. Cabinet.
Loraine. - - - •
Turin. . - . . Cabinet.
Loraine. - - -
Near Troy.
Near Troy.
Canajoharie. - - - Cabinet.
Near Rome, Oneida.
Near Troy.
Pulaski and Turin. - Cabinet.
Loraine, Pulaski, etc. Cabinet.
Near Rome.
16 >
N£W-rOEK bTATE COLLECTION.
203
4
353
13
854
14
355
15
202
3
356
16
357
1
358
2
359
3
360
1
190
2
361
1
362
2
236
13
363
14
225
13
364
17
365
18
366
2
239
2
367
3
240
1
368
4
369
4
249
1
370
2
371
18
372 26
373 27
374 28
Names.
MODIOLOPSIS NASUTirs(l).
MODIOLOPSIS CURTA.
MoDioLorsis .
MoDIOLOPSIS ANODONTOIDES,
MODIOLOPSIS FABA.
modiolopsis? ntjculifoemis.
Orthonota PHOLADIS.
Orthonota parallela.
Orthonota conteacta.
Cleidophorus planulatus.
NaCULA? poststkiata.
Lyrodesma plana.
Lyrodesma pulchella.
GASTEROPODA.
Murchisonia gracilis.
Localities.
Pulaski. ... - Cabinet.
Loraine. ...
Cincinnati (Ohio).
Pulaski. ....
Pulaski. ....
Turin.
Pulaski.
Pulaski. ....
Cincinnati (Ohio).
Loraine. ....
Loraine and Pulaski.
Near Rome.
Turin, etc.
Loraine. ....
Murchisonia uniangulata, ijar. abbreviata. Near Borne.-
Pleurotomaria suboonica. Pulaski. - . - - —
Pleitrotomaeia? bilix(2).
Pleurotomaria (2)
Metoptoma? rugosa.
Carinaropsis patelliformis.
Carinaropsis orbiculatus.
Bellerophon bilobatcts.
Bellerophon cancellatus(I).
Cyrtolites ornatus(I).
Indiana and Ohio. - Cabinet.
Coldspring, Montgomery. Cabinet.
Near Troy, Rensselaer.
Pulaski, Oswego. -
Waterford, Saratoga.
Turin, Loraine, etc.
Loraine. .... Cabinet.
Turin, Pulaski, etc. Cabinet.
CEPHALOPODA.
Trocholites ammonius(2). Canajoharie, Montgomery. Cabinet.
Trocholites PLANOHBiFORMis(l). Pulaski, Oswego. - Cabinet.
Endoceras pkoteiforme?(31. Turin, Lewis. - - Cabinet.
Orthoceras . Turin.
Orthoceras coealliferum(2). Turin and Pulaski. . Cabinet.
Orthoceras lamellosum(I). Turin, etc. . - . Cabinet.
FOSSILS.
17
Names.
375 2 Oemoceras ceebrisepttjm(I).
376 1 Theca? teiangdlaeis.
377 9 Ambonychia mytiloidea.
878 2 ScHizocEiNus striatus.
379 3 NuCCrlA? DONACIFOEMIS.
380 6 BUCANIA INTEXTA.
LocEilities.
Turin. - - -
Near Waterford.
Chazy.
Middleville.
Near Waterford
Cabinet.
7. MEDINA SANDSTONE.
382 1
383 2
384 2
385 7
386 1
387 5
388 12
389 22
390 23
391 17
392 18
393 19
394 20
395 15
396 7
397 2
398 26
399 27
400 2
PLANTS.
Arthrophyctjs haelani.
AETHEOPHYCnS ?
scolithus veeticalis.
palieophycus toetuostjs.
dicttjolites beckii(i).
Chjetetes ?
BRAOHIOPODA
LiNGULA CUNEATA.
Ateypa OBLATA.
Ateypa PLICATA.
modiolopsis orthonota.
MODIOLOPSIS? PEIMIGENIUS.
Medina, Lockport, etc. Cabinet.
Medina and Lockpolt.
Monroe county. - - Cabinet.
Mouth of Genesee river.Cabinet.
Medina. - - . - Cabinet.
Lockport.
Medina, Lockport, etc. Cabinet.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Medina and Lockport.
Medina and Lockport. Cabinet.
Pletjeotomaeia? PERVETirsTA(2). Medina and Lockport. Cabinet.
Pletjrotomaria litoeea.
MlTECHISONIA? CONOIDEA.
Bdcania TRILOBATTJS.
Oncoceras GIBBOSUM.
Obthoceeas .
Orthoceras mtjltiseptum.
Cytherina cylindrica.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Medina.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport and Medina.
Medina.
18
NEW-TORK STATE COLLECTION.
401 6
402 7
403 8
404 9
405 10
406 11
407 12
408 8
409 9
410 10
411 1
412 2
413 3
414 4
415 1
416
15
417 16
101
2
418
2
419
420
421
422
423
424
425
8
426
1
427
2
8. CLINTON GKOUP.
PLANTS.
Names. Localities.
BuTHOTREPHis (}EAciLis(l). New-Hartford. - - Cabinet.
BuTHOTRiB'His GRACILIS, var. INTERMEDIA. New-Hartford.
BuTHOTREPHis GRACILIS, vuT. CRAssA. Oneida county, etc.
BUTHOTREPHIS GRACILIS?
BuTHOTREPHis PALMATA(I).
BuTHOTREPHis IMPrrDICA(l).
BUTHOTREPHIS RAMDSA(l).
Paljeophycus? STRIATUS.
P.^iiEOPHYCUS ?
PAL.a!OPHYCUS ?
B.USOPHYCUS CLAVATUS.
EUSOPHYCUS SUBANGULATUS.
EUSOPHYCUS PUDICUS.
EuSOPHYCUS BIL0BATUS(4).
ICHNOPHYCUS TRIDACTYLUS.
Tracks of marine animals (three specimens). - - - Cabinet.
OOEALS.
Graptolithus CLiNToNENsis(l). Sodus, Williamson, etc.Cabinet.
Cabinet.
New-Hartford. - -
Cabinet,
New-Hartford. - -
Cabinet.
Clinton.
New-Hartford.
New-Hartford.
New-Hartford.
New-Hartford,
New-Hartford.
Near New-Hartford.
Cabinet.
New-Hartford.
GrRAPTOLITHUS VENOSUS.
CniETETES LYCOPERDON.
Pavistella FAVOSIDEA.
Caninia bilateralis(I).
Cyclolites rotuloides.
Cannapora junciformis.
CatENIPORA ESCHAROIDES(l).
Helopora feagilis.
StICTOPORA CRASSA.
Stictopora raripora.
Phjenopora explanata.
Phjenopora constellata.
Below Eocbester.
Sodus, Eochester, etc. Cabinet
Eochester, etc.
Lockport, Eochester, etc.Cabinet.
Near Clinton village.
Ontario, Eochester, etc.
Clinton, Oneida. - Cabinet.
Eochester, Lockport, etc.
Wayne county, etc.
Eochester.
Probably at Lockport.
Wayne county.
FOSSILS.
19
428 3 Phjsnopoba ensifokmis. Flamborough head (Canada West).'
429 1 Ehinopora verrucosa.
Flaniborough head.
430 2 Khinopoka titbulosa.
Sodus, etc.
431 4 Retepora angulata.
Sodus and Eochester.
432 IFenestella rfiiscA?(l).
Ontario, Roobester, etc. Cabinet.
433 2 Fenestella tenuis.
Wayne county.
BRACHIOPODA,
434 13 LiNGULA oblom&a(2).
Martville, Cayuga. - Cabinet.
435 14 LiNeuiA oblata.
Sodus and Wolcott.
436 15 LiNSULA PEEOTATA,
Rochester,
437 16 LiNSULA LAMELLATA.
Near Clinton village.
438 17 LiNGULA ACUTIKOSTRA,
439 21 OsTHis ciBcu-Lus;
Niagara county.
440 22 Orthis eleuaktujca? ■aan
iSodus,
441 23 Orthis trinucleusi.
.«
Wayne county.
442 24 Orthis tenuidens-
iNew-Hartford.
146 9- LEPf jENa sericea.
Rochester and Sodus. Cabinet.
443 18. Lept^na corrugata,.
Rochester, et-e.
444 19 Leptjena patenta..
Medina.
445 20 LepS'jsna profunda.
Xockport,
446 21 Lept^na obscura.
Kirkland, Oneida.
447 22 LEtT^aiNA orthididea.
Kirkland.
448 23 Leptjena depressa.
Kirkland, etc.
449 1 Strophodonta prisca.
Kirkland^
450 1 Choketes cohnuta^
Sodus.
172 1 Spirifer biforatus, var. lynx.
Rochester, etc.
firiflnc
401 li ijrLrii.riui\ .
4kJ\JlAUt3.
452 3 Spirifer rabiatus.
Wayne and Niagara counties.
453 24 Atrypa congesta.
Rochester, Medina, etc.
454 25 Atrypa quadRicostata.
Lockport.
455 26 Atrypa bidens.
Lockport.
456 27 Atrypa neglecta.
Niagara eounty(l).
25
20
NEW-YORK STATE COLLtCTIOSf-
Names.
457 28 AtEYPA EQUIKAfilATA.
458 29 AtEYPA emacerata.
459 30 Atkypa roBusta,
460 31 Ateypa reticularis^
461 32 Atrypa plicatula.
462 33 Atrypa hemispheeica.
463 34 Atrypa planoconvexa-
464 35 Atkypa navifokmis.
465 36 Atrypa cylindrica.
466 37 Atrypa intermedia.
467 38 ATRYi*A — (cast).
468 39 Atrypa cylindrica? (cast).
469 40 Atrypa gibbosa.
470 1 PeNTAMERUS OBLON(JUg(l).
471 2 PentamErus foenicatus,
ACBPHALAj
472 6 ATIC0LA emaceeata.
473 7 AvicuLA rhomboideaj
474 19 MoDioLOPsis subalatus.
475 6 Tellinomya lata,
476 7 TELLlNoJiYA MACHiEEIFOKMIS.
477 8 Tellinomya tivtiA^
478 4 Orthonota citeta.
479 1 Posidonia? ALATA;
480 1 Pyrenomoeus cuneatus.
GASTEKOPODA.
481 1 Cyclonema cancellata.
482 2 Cyclonema venteicosa,
483 3 Cyclonema? obsoleta.
484 4 Cyclonema cancellata?
485 1 PlatyostomA .
486 16 MuaCHisoNiA subulatjS.
Localities.
Oneida countj.
Sodus, Kochester, etc;
Lockport;
Sodus;
Niagara county.
Kochester, etc.
Flamborough head (C. W.);
Sodus and Rochester.
Lockport.'
Lockport.
Kirkland;
Lockport;
Near Clinton village.
Wayne county. - - CabJnei..
Lockport,
Kirkland and Wolcott.Cabinetj
New-Hartford and Sodus;
Rochester, Sodus, etc;
■Wol(Sott, Walyfie,
Wolcott;
Wolcott.
Wolcott and Rochester.
Rochester;
Wolcott. : - - - Cabiiei,
Sodas, etc,
Sodus.
Medina and Lockport.-
Lockport.
Kirkland and New-Sartforct.
Wolcott, Medina, etc.
FOSSILS.
21
Names.
487 8 BuCANIA STIGSiOSA.
488 9 BuCANIA? BELLA-PUNCTA.
396 7 BuCANIA TRILOBATA,
CEPHALOPODA.
489 3 Oncoceeas sitbkectum.
490 5 Ormooebas vertebeatum,
491 28 Orthoceras virg-ulatum,
492 29 Orthoceras annulatum?
493 30 Orthoceras ABEirrTUja.
494
495
496
INCERTiE SEDES.
1 Cornulites flexitosus.
1 DiscosoRtrs conoideus.
Localities.
Lockport,
Wolcott.
NewrHartford,
Lockport.
Niagara coupty,
Loekport, etc,
Wolcott.
Lockport,
Lockport.
Ontario and Lockport.
UPPER GREY SANDSTONE OP THE CLINTON GROUP.
1 MyALINA MYTILIFORMIS.
497 20 MoDioLopsis otatus(2).
498 21 MoDioLOPsis suboaeinatus(4),
499 9 Tellinobiya elliptica.
500 3 Pentameeus -ovALis.
446 21 LEPT.a;iiA obscuea?
501 2 Platyostoma ^ — -.
South of Mohawk village,
S. of Mohawk Till9,ge. Cabinet.
S. of Mohawk village. Cabinet.
S. of Mohawk village.
NeW'Hartford.
New-Hartford.
New-Hartford.
South of Mohawk village.
502 31 Oethoceeas ci,avatum.
503 1 Homalonottjs delphinocephalus(4). S, Mohawk vUlage.Cabinet.
504 1 Ichthyodoetjute (fragment).
9. NIAGARA GROUP.
CORALS.
505 7 Streptelasma caliccla.
506 1 polydilasma tuebinatum.
419 1 Caninia bilateealis.
507 1 CoNOPHYLLUM niagaeense.
508 1 DiPLOPHYLLDM CJESPITOSUIVI.
Lockport, Eochester, etc,
Lockport.
Lockport.
Niagara county.
Iiockport.
22
NEW-TORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.
509 2 DlPLOPHYLLUM CffiSPITOSUM?
510 1 Syringopoka? multicaulis.
511 1 astpuooekium venustum.
^ 512 2 astkocerium fakasiticdm.
513 3 astkoceeiitm pskifoeme.
514 4 astrocerium constbictum.
515 1 Favosites niagarensis.
516 2 Favosites favosa?
517 1 Catenipora escharoides(]).
518 2 Catenipora agglomerata.
519 1 Heuoutes elegans.
520 2 Heliolxtes spinipora.
521 3 Heliolites pykxformis?
522 4 Heliolites macrostylus.
523 1 Strom atopora concentrica.
524 1 Cladopora seriata.
525 2 Cladopora cespitosa.
526 3 Cladopora cervicornis.
527 4 Cladopora fibrosa.
528 5 Cladopora multipora.
529 6 Cladopora macrophoba.
530 7 Cladopora reticulata.
531 1 LiMARIA EAMnLOSA.
532 2 LiMARIA FEUTICOSA?
533 3 LiMARIA LAMINATA.
534 1 Callopora elegantula.
535 2 Callopora Florida.
536 3 Callopora laminata.
537 4 Callopora aspeka.
538 5 Callopora NtrMMiFOEMis.
539 1 Trematdpora tuberculosa.
540 2 Teematopoea coalescens.
541 3 Teematopora tubulosa.
Localities.
Lockport.
Lockport and Barre.
Lockport, Kochester, etc.
Near Lockport.
Rochester, Wolcott, etc.
Lockport, etc.
Niagara falls, etc,
Milwaukie (Wisconsin).
Near Eochester. - Cabinet.
Sweden and Ogden. — ■
Lockport.
Lockport,
Lockport.
Milwaukie (Wisconsin),
Lockport, Rochester, etc.Cabinet.
Lockport, etc. .. - Cabinet-
Lockport,
Lockport,
Lockport',
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport,
Lockport,
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Wayne county.
FOSSILS.
23
542
4
543
5
544
6
545
7
546
8
547
9
548 10
549
11
550
1
551
9
552
1
553
1
554
2
555
5
556
6
557
1
558
3
559
4
560
5
561
6
662
1
563
1
564
2
565
3
566
3
567
1
568
1
569
1
570
2
571 1
Names.
Tkematopora punctata.
Tbematopoka ostiolata.
Tbematopora solida,
Trematopora steiata.
Trematopora gbantjlifeka.
Trematopora aspera.
Trematopora spindlosa.
Trematopora sparsa.
StKIATOPORA FtEXUOSA.
Stictopoea punctifora.
Diamesopora dichotoma.
Clathropora alcicornis.
cl/atheopora frondosa.
Betepoea diffusa.
Retepoea asperato-steiata.
HoEKEEA? dichotoma.
Fenestella elegans,
Fenestella tenuiceps.
Fenestella ceibrosa,
Fenestella .
POLYPORA INCEPTA.
Ceeamopora imbeicata.
Ceeamopora inceustans.
Ceramopora foliacea.
Ehinopoea tuberculosa,
LiCHENALIA CONCENTRICA.
Sagenella MEMBEANACEA,
Dictuonema eetiformis,
DiCTUONEMA gracilis.
Inocaulis plumulosa,
Localities.
Lockport.
Iiockport, Eochester, etc. Cabinet.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport and Eochester.
Lockport, Eochester, etc.
Lockport, Rochester, etc.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport, Eochester, etc.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Eochester and Lockport.
Eochester and Lockport.
Lockport, Eochester, etc.Cabinet.
Lockport.
Lockport, Eochester, etc.
24
NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
CRINOIDEA OF THE CLINTON GROUP.
572
573
574
575
576
577
Names.
1 Clostekocbinus ELONGATUS.
2 Glyptoceinus plumosus.
3 Glyptoorinds ?
Localities.
Lockport.
Oak-orchard creek,
Niagara county,
Niagara county.
Lockport.
llochester.
1 ichthyocrinus clintonensis.
1 Cabyocrinus ORNATUS.
2 Tentaculites mintjtus.
578 3 TENTJiCTjjjiTEs distans. Flamborough liead (Canada West),
Joints of undetermined crinoidea(l). S. Mohawk village.G?ibinet,
CEI]S[OIDEA OP THE NIAGARA GROUP.
579 1 HoMocBiNus PARVUS. Lockport,
580 2 HoMocRiNus cylindricus. Lockport,
581 1 Glyptaster brachiatus. Lockport,
582 1 Thysanocrincjs liliifoemis. Lockport,
583 2 Thysanoceinus canalicdlatus. Lockport.
584 3 Thysanoceinus aculeatus. Lockport,
585 4 Thysanocrinus immaturus. Lockport,
5S6 1 Myelodactylus convolutus. Lockport.
587 1 Dendrocrinus longidaotylus.
588 2 ICHTHYOCRINUS LilVIS.
589 1 Lyrioceinus dactylus.
590 1 Lecanoceinus macbopetalus.
591 2 Lecanoceinus oenatus.
592 3 Lecanoceinus simplex.
593 4 Lecanoceinus caliculus.
594 1 Macrostyloceinus ornatus.
595 1 Saccocbinus speciosus.
596 1 EUCALYPTOCRINUS decoeus.
597 2 eocalyptoceinus cjllatus.
598 3 eucalyptoceinus papdlosus.
599 1 Stephanoceinus angulatus.
600 2 Stephanoceinus gemmifoemis.
Lockport,
Lockport,
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport,
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport, Eochester, etc,
Lockport.
Sweden, Monroe.
Lockport.
Lockport,
FOSSILS.
25
Naltles.
601 1 Caryockinus oknatus.
602 1 Meloceinites sculpttjs.
603 1 Heterocystites aematus.
604 2 MyBlodactyltts brachiatus
605 S Myelodactylus — ^— ?
Localities.
Lockport, Rochester, etc. Cabinet.
Lockporti
Lockporti
Lockport,
Lockport.
Plates and columns of undetermined crinoideai
GYSflMJE,.
606 1 Callocystites jewettii.
607 1 Apiooystites elegans.
608 1 Hemicystites parasitica.
asteRiad^.
609 1 JPaLjEAster nIa^arensis.
BRAOHIOPODA;
437 16 LiNGULA LAiHELLATA.
610 8 OrBICULA TtNTJILAMELLATAi
611 9 Orbictjla? squamiformisi
612 25 Orthis pisuM.
613 26 Orthis PYRAiiiDALis.
440 22 Orthis elegantula.
614 27 Orthis hybriBa.
615 28 OrTHIS PUNCTO-STEIA*fA.
616 29 Orthis flabellulum, varJ
617 30 Orthis fasoiata.
618 24 LePt^ena transvbrsalIs.
448 23 Leptjena depressa.
619 25 LEPTiENA striata.
820 26 Lept^bna subplana;
621 4 Spirifer bilobus.
622 5 Spirifer sttlcatus.
623 6 Spirifer crispus.
624 7 Spimfee BicosTAfus.
625 8 Spieifee niagaeensis.
Lockport.
Lockporti
Lockport.
Lockporti
Lockport, Sweden, etc.
Lockport.
Rochester, Sweden, etci
Wolcott.
Lockport.
Wolcott, etc.
Wolcottj etc.
Lockport.
Lockportj Sweden, etc.
Rochester and Lockpbrt.
Near Rochester, etc.
Lockport, Rochester, etc.
Lockport, etc.
Wolcott and Lockport.
Lewiston, Lockport, etc.
Lockport, Lewiston, etc.
Oneida county.
Wolcott, Rochester, etc.
26
NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.
452 3 Spieifer eadiatus.
626 9 Spieifee pyramidalis.
627 41 Ateypa nitida.
628 42 Atrypa nitjda, var. oblata.
629 43 Ateypa .
630 44 Ateypa crabsieostha.
460 31 Ateyfa eetiotjlaeis.
631 45 Atrypa rugosa.
632 46 Ateypa nodostriata.
633 47 Ateypa camuea.
456 27 Ateypa neglecta.
634 48 Ateypa interplicata.
635 49 Ateypa bidentata.
636 50 Ateypa cuneatai
637 51 Ateypa ?
638 52 Atrypa dispaeilis.
639 53 Ateypa beevieosteis.
640 54 Ateypa obtusiplicata.
641 55 Ateypa plicatella?
642 56 Ateypa aprinis.
643 57 Atrypa coeallifera.
ACEPHALA.
472 6 AvicuLA emacerata.
644 8 AVICTJLA UNDATA.
645 9 AviCTJLA SUBPLANA.
646 10 AviCULA? OEBICULATA.
647 2 POSIDONOMYA? EHOMBOIDEA.
648 22 MoDioLopsis? undulosteiata.
474 19 MoDioLOPsis subalattjs?
478 4 Oethonota curta?
Lookport, LewistoD, etc.
Near Lewiston.
Lookport, etc.
Loekport and Sweden.
Lockport.
Loekport.
Lockport, etc.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Wolcott,, Lockport, etc.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Lockport, etc.
Lockport.
Wolcott.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Wolcott.
Lockport.
Lockport and Rochester.
Lookport, Rochester, etc. Cabinet.
Rochester.
Lockport.
Rochester.
Lockport.
Lockport.
Wolcott.
Wolcott.
GASTEROPODA.
5.
Names.
Localities.
649
2 Platyostoma niagarensis.
Lockport, Koehester, etc.
650
3 Platyostoma hemispherica.
Kochester.
651
1 ACROCULIA NIAGAEENSIS.
Lockport.
652
2 ACEOCULIA ANGHLATA.
CEPHALOPODA.
Lockport.
653
1 GOMPHOCERAS? • — .
T?.nnTlP.<!fpr anA "Wiorrorn po'
27
654 8 Cyetoceras? cancellatum,
655 32 Oethoceras ,
656 33 Orthoceeas imbeicatum?
657 34 Orthoceeas viegatum?
658 35 Oethoceras cancellatcm.
659 36 Oethmeras ?
660 37 Oethoceeas undulatum.
661 5 OoNtTLARIA niagarensis.
662 6 CoNULAEIA LONGA.
Rochester and Niagara falls.
Rochester.
Lockport and Rochester.
Eochester.
Rochester and Lockport.
Rochester.
Lockport, Rochester, etc.
Lockport, Rochester, etc.
Lockport.
CRUSTACEA OP THE CLINTON AND NIAGARA GROUPS.
663
1 Cybele punctata.
Medina, etc.
664
5 Calymene clintoni.
Martville, etc.
298
2 Calymene bltjmenbachu,
var.? senaria.
665
666
3 Phacops teisulcatcjs.
667
5 Ceraueus insignis.
Rochester.
668
1 Beyrichia lata.
New-Hartford,
etc.
Cabinet.
669
1 BUMASTIS barriensis.
Lockport, etc.
- -
Cabinet.
670
4 Phacops limulurus(4).
Lockport.
- -
Cabinet.
671 7 Calymene blumenbachii, var. niagakensis(I). Lockport,
Rochester, etc. Cabinet.
503 1 HoMALONOTus delphinocephalus(2), Lockport, etc. Cabinet.
672 1 LicHAs boltoni(2). Lockport, Rochester, etc.Cabinet.
673 1 Brontetis? niagaeensis. Niagara river,
674 1 Ae&es phlyctanodes. Near Albion, Orleans.
675 1 Peoetus coRyc(Eus{l). Lockport. : - - Cabinet.
26
NEW-YORIC STATE COLLECTION.
Names.
liOcalities.
676
2 PkOETUS? STOKESII.
Lockport.
677
2 Beyrichia symmetrica.
Lockport. - - - C
678
2 Cytherina SplNOSA.
Lockport.
1 Onchtjs de-weii.
Lockport and Rochester
Cabinet.
679 3
680 1
515 1
681 2
523 1
517 1
10. COEALLINE LIMESTONE.
CORALS.
DiPLOPHYLLUM coballiferum(3). Schoharic.
CoLUMNARiA iNEQUALis(l). Schoharie.
Favosites NiAi}ARENSis(2). Schoharie.
Stromatopora constellata(I). Schoharie.
Stromatopoea coNCENTRicA(l). Sohoharic.
Catenipora ESCHAROiDEs(l). Sohoharie.
682 31
683 27
684 28
6S5 2
686 10
623 6
687 58
688 59
689 60
690 10
691 11
692 12
693 13
694 14
695 4
69? 21
697 J7
BRAOHIOPODA.
Okthis interstriata.
Lept^ena
-{2)-
Lept^sina eipartita{2).
Stkophodonta tex.tilis(1).
Spirifer (2).
Spirifer crispus.
Atrypa nucleolata(3).
Atrypa lamellata(I).
Atrypa .
AOEPHALA.
Tellinomya? equilatera(2).
AVICULA? .
AviCULA SUBRECTA.
AvlCULA secdriformis(3).
AviCULA LIMiEF0RMIS(2).
GASTEROPODA.
Platyostobia ■ (1).
Pleurotomarja subdepressa(I). Schoharie.
MujioHisoNiA? pBTirsA(l). Schoharie.
Schoharie.
Schoharie.
Schoharie.
Schoharie.
Schoharie,
Schoharie.
Schoharie.
Schoharie.
Schoharie.
Schoharie.
Schoharie.
Schoharie.
Schoharie.
Schoharie.
Schoharie.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabijiet.
Cabiniet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
FOSSILS.
29
Names Localities.
698 18 MuRCHisoNiA? terebkalis(I). Schoharie.'' -
699 10 BtrcANiA (a). Schoharie. -
700 5 Belleeophon AURicnLAT[j3(2). Schoharie.
CEPHALOPODA.
701 1 Teochoceras gebhardii(2). Schoharie.
702 2 Trochooeeas ttjebinata(I). Schoharie.
703 4 Oncoceras esfanstjm(I). Schoharie.
Orthoceeas (4)> Schoharie.
CRITSTAOEA.
704 8 Calymene cameeata (5 fmgraente). Schoharie
705 3 Cythsrina alta? Schoharie.
Pheagmoceras?(2). Schohai-ie. -
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
Cabinet.
11. ONONDAGA-
706 4 Pentameeus occideutalis.
707 1 MegaloMus canadensis.
708 19 Mukchisonia bivittata.
709 20 MnScHisoNiA longispiba.
710 21 MtTECHISONIA B«YD1I.
711 22 MUECHISONIA LOGANII.
712 23 MURCHISONIA MACKOSPIEA.
713 24 MdECHJSONIA rufeKITlFOEMIS^
714 2 s1jeui.ites ventricosa,
715 5 Cyclonema sulcata.
716 22 Pleurotomaeia bispiralis.
717 23 Pledeotomahia? .
718 24 Pleurotomaria solarioides.
719 25 Pleorotomaria perlata.
720 11 Bcjcania anodstata.
721 9 Oyrtoceras aecticameeatum.
722 9 Calymene .
723 4 Tentaculites niagaeensis.
724 2 CoRNULITES .
SALT GROUP.
Ga4t (Canada West).
Gait.
Gak.
Gait.
Wayne county.
Gait (Canada West).
Gait.
Gait
Gait.
Newark, Wayne.
Gait (Canada West).
Gait.
Gait.
Gait.
Gait.
, Gait.
Gait.
30 NEW-rOEK bTATE COLLECTION.
The Collection of Fossils made by John Gebhard junior has
been purchased by the State, and is now in the State Geological
Eooms at Albany, but, for want of room, is not yet arranged. The
following is a synopsis of its contents, with the exception of the
fossils from the Coralline limestone (mentioned on pages 28 & 29),
which have been placed in the cases :
Names of Formations. JVumber of Specimens.
CALClFEROrS SANDROCK , 2
ChAZT LIMESTONE 10
birdsete limestone 22
Trenton limestone 92
Utica shale w , 36
Medina sandstone 9
Clinton group 33
Niagara group, Lockport 132
Hudson-river group 5
Coralline limestone, Schoharie 79
Tentaculite limestone, " 30
Pentamerus galeatus limestone, " 672
CaTSKILL SHALT LIMESTONE, " . 4438
ScUTELLA LIMESTONE, " 6
Upper Pentamerus limestone, " < , 894
Oriskany sandstone, ' 557
Schoharie GRIT, " 1162
Onondaga LIMESTONE, " 373
CORNIEEROUS LIMESTONE,- '' 1000
Marcellus shales and Goniatite ) ., .j,,^
LIMESTONE, )
Hamilton group (Lower part), " 1423
Hamilton group (Upper part), including Chemung and 1 -loio
uppermost rocks of Schoharie, )
Plaster casts of fossils (mostly trilobites) 131
Pish scales (two specieis), Old Red, Pennsylvania. .... 2
Coal plants from Pennsylvania 37
Coal plants from Ohio 3
Pish remains from Durham, Connecticut 7
Bchrstone formation of Georgia 11
Tertiary, Macon, Georgia 2
Tertiary, Banks of the Potomac 2
Cretaceous formation of New-Jersey 5
Tertiary formations of Italy 46
Dudley rooks, England 48
IQOfil
FOSSILS. 81
The preceding specimens are packed in. forty-one boxes properly
labelled, and are now in the fireproof basement of the State
Geological Rooms.
In addition to the above, there are, in drawers in the geological
rooms, the following numbers of unique specimens, viz :
Chazy limestone, 2 ; Trenton, 10 ; Hudson-river, 9 ; Niagara, 4 ; Penta-
merus galeatus, 5 ; Delthyris shaly, 41 ; Oriskany sandstone, 6 ;
Schoharie grit, 10 ; Marcellus shale, 2 ; HamiltoB group, 9. Total, 98.
Fish remains : Schoharie grit, 9 ; Onondaga, 2 ; Marcellus shale,
11 ; Hamilton, 5 j , 27
Specimens figured for the third volume of the Palscontology, and
placed in the cases , ] 03
Which, by including the preceding list, makes a total of 13292
In addition to these, there have been placed in the cases over six hundred
(600) specimens of fossils from the following formations, viz ; Tentaculite
limestone, Pentamerus galeatus limestone, Delthyris shaly limestone. Upper
Pentamerus limestone, Oriskany sandstone, Schoharie grit, Onondaga lime-
stone, Corniferous limestone, Mareellus shale and Hamilton group.
The collections made by Prof, Hail since the commencement
of the work on Paleontology, with the exception of those enu-
merated in the Catalogue, are now lying in the basement story of
the Geological Buildings : they consist chiefly of the following ;
Ninety-six drawers in case, filled with specimens from different rocks and
groups.
Nine similar drawers filled witli specimens, not in case.
Three drawers with specimens.
Forty-five large drawers in close cases, filled with specimens of the fossils
of the lower limestones, Helderberg limestones, Hamilton and Chemung
groups. Many of these are very good and perfect specimens of fossils,
intended at the time of collection to illustrate future volumes of the
Palaeontology.
Three boxes of the Hamilton group and Helderberg linjestones.
Forty-nine boxes and two kegs of specimens mainly from the roc-ks and
groups above the Niagara. These have been nearly all examined, and
the better specimens separated from the others, and their character
indicated by labels on the ontside of the boxes.
Fourteen boxes of specimens of fossils and minerals, mainly of the Niagara
group.
There is also a large number of slabs containing fossils, many of which are
rare and valuable.
ii^tair^l pi ptipariaii Cijikliuti.
HISTORICAL AND ANTIQUARIAN COLLECTION.
DONATIONS.
FROM LEWIS H. MORGAN, OF ROCHESTER.
1. Ga-ne-ga-tah (Stone moetak), used by the Seneeas fur pouuJiiig
corn, pulverizing roots, etc. : t^andistone. Found near Allen's
hill, Ontario county, May 9, 1843.
2. Stone pestle, found at Jack's reef, Onondaga county.
3. Stone pestle, found in the town of Middlebury, Wyoming county.
4. Stone chisel, from Groveland, Livingston county.
6. Stone chisel. Fort Hill, town of Seneca, Ontario county.
6. Stone chisel. Town of Coventry, Genesee county,
7. Stone chisel. Ontario county.
8. Stone chisel, used for chipping ooal. Fort Hill, town of Seneca,
Ontario county.
9. Stone chisel, from Auburn, Cayuga county.
10. Stone chisel, used by the Iroquois in felling trees : fire was applied
near the root of the tree, and the chisel was used to cut out the
coal ; after which, fire was again applied. The chisel and fire
were also used to hollow out wooden vessels. From Tonawanda,
Genesee county.
11. Stone chisel. From the town of Coventry, Genesee county.
12. Stone chisel. From Mendon, Monroe "county.
13. Stone chisel. From Allen's hill, Ontario county.
14. Stone chisel. From Mendon, Monroe county.
15. Stone chisel. From Coventry, Genesee county.
16. Stone gouge. Found near Leroy, Genesee county.
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17. Spear-head (chert). Found at Fort Hill; Seneca, Ontario county.
18. Arkowhead. Town of Seneca, Ontario county.
19. Areowhead. Town of Chili, Monroe county.
20. Arrowhead. Fort Hill, Ontario county.
21. Indian knife (chert), used for skinning deer. Found near Avon at
the site of Littlebeard's town, Livingston county.
22. Tomahawk, found by the skeleton of an Indian, near Lima, Livingston
county.
23. Tomahawk, found by the skeleton of an Indian at Mendon, Monroe
county.
24. Tomahawk. Town of Lima, Livingston county.
25. Tomahawk. Town of Ledyard, Cayuga county.
26. Brass kettle, taken from an Indian grave at the site of the old Indian
village of GA-nun-da-sa-ga, near Geneva, 1840.
27. Part of a Gun lock and Rifle barrel found by the skeleton of an
indian, in the town of Mendon, Monroe county.
28. Head of a Ga-ne-ah or War club, fastened into the head of a club
by a thong or withe. Ledyard, Cayuga county.
29. Yuh-tah-gun-ke-a-tah Geh-weh, or Moccasin needle (bone of the
deer). Used by the "mound-builders," and also by the Iroquois.
Found at Fort Hill, near Leroy, Genesee county.
30. Stone tube (of variegated limestone). Town of Springport, Cayuga
county. A relic of the Mound-builders, and not of the Iroquois.
Similar tubes, some of which are fifteen inches in length, are
found in the Ohio mounds.
31. Stone amulet. Tonawanda, Genesee county.
32. Indian necklace of teeth, found near the skeleton of an indian.
Genesee valley, near Avon, Livingston county.
33. A-so-gwa-ta, or Clay pipe, from Aurora, Cayuga countyj
34. Front part of the bowl of a pipe (similar to those found in the Ohio
mounds). Lima, Livingston county.
35. Fragment of Ga-jeh, or Earthen basin. Fort Hill, near Leroy,
Genesee county ; with a tooth found in the same place.
36. Pottery, affected by water. Fort Hill.
37. Gus-to-weh : Head-dress. Seneca — Iroquois.
38. Ga-ueah, or War club : a species used in the war dance. Seneca —
Iroquois.
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39. Indian calumet. From the West (imperfect).
40. Leaden cross. Found near the Tonawanda Council House, Genesee
county, October, 1845.
41. Fragment of the tombstone of Kedjacket, found upon his grave,
four miles from Buffalo. The stone is mutilated by travellers.
42. Fragment (slag ? ) taken from the fireplace of the old picket enclosure
of Kon-non-da-sa-sa, at the foot of the Geneseo lake, in 1845.
This picket was destroyed by General Sullivan.
43. Stub of the palisade at the gate or opening of the above picket en-
closure. Found November 21, 1845.
44. Fragment of an Indian pipe. Monroe county.
46. A-se-qvM.-tah, or Clay pipe, taken from a Seneca burial place near
Lima, Livingston county, 1848.
46 & 47. Arrowheads. Mendon, Blonroe county.
48. Arrowhead of copper. Bend of the Honeoye creek, Monroe county.
49. Part of a gun-barrel, from an Indian burying-ground. Ball farm,
Monroe county.
50. Stone skull-cracker. From Aurora, Cayuga county. This is the
vulgar name : it was fastened to the head of a club, and thus
made a formidable weapon.
61. Necklace bead. From Scipio, Cayuga county.
62. Unfinished arrowhead. From Cayuga county.
53. White chert arrowhead. From Ledyard, Cayuga county.
54. Fragment of the bowl of an Ah-so-qua-ta, or pipe. From Scipio,
Cayuga county.
55. Six arrowheads, or Ga-nuh-ya. From Ledyard and Scipio, Cayuga
county.
56. Fragment of a white chert arrowhead.
57. Two twist arrowheads. From Ontario county.
58. Fragment of a Ga-jih, or earthen basin. From Cayuga county.
59. Ga-ne-gii-ta, Seneca mortar, for pounding corn.
60. Ga-nih-ga-da, Founder (same name as mortar). Two specimens.
61. Ga-ne-ah, Ball pat. Two specimens.
62. Wa-a^no, Indian bow. Two specimens.
63. Gta-mo, Feathered arrow. Six specimens.
64. Gii-W^-sa, Snow snake. Two specimens,
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65. Bakk tkay or platteh.
66. Splint basket. Two varieties.
67. A quantity of White cohn. The New- York Indians cultivate this
variety of corn principally, which is knpwn, I believe, as the
Tusearora. They put it up and preserve it in bunches.
FROM SAMUEL G. EDDY, OF STILLWATEE.
68. Cakd of INDIAN AE.RowHEADs(17), found in immediate vicinity of the
battle ground at Bemis's Heights, Saratoga county. Arrowheads
of similar materials and construction are to be found, after the
spring rains, on all the plowed lands between Stillwater village
and Wilber's basin, a distance equal to five miles.
69. Cannon balls(2), found on the battle ground at Bemis's heights.
70. Caed of military buttons(5), with the roman numerals XX distinct-
ly visible on the faces. These buttons were worn by a soldier or
soldiers of the 20th regiment of Hamilton's brigade in Bur-
goyne's army. The 9th, 20th, 21st, and 62d regiments were that
portion of Burgoyne's army which was engaged in the bloody
conflict at " Freeman's Cottage," Bemis's Heights, on the 19th
day of September 1777. These buttons, together with human
bones, a large pocket knife, belt buckle, pewter spoon, and a
stick of healing salve, were plowed up in the month of October
1849, within the grounds enclosed by the British intrenchments.
71. Lead balls and Ikon geape-shot (13 in all), found on the Freeman
farm in the year 1848.
72. A Spanish silver coin (pistareen), dated 1721. This coin, together
with two others of the same date and denomination, three Spa-
nish milled quarter-dollars, twelve guineas and two half joes
(in all about eighty dollars), were plowed up by Mr. Ebenezer
Leggett, in the fall of 1849, within the British intrenchments,
and near the celebrated Freeman Cottage.
73. Piece of the plank on which Gen. Peazer died. This gallant oflicer
was mortally wounded on the seventh of October 1777, about
two miles west of the Hudson river, by a rifleman of Colonel
Morgan's company. He was brought frofji the field of battle and
taken to the " Smith House" (then used as a British hospital),
which was situated on the Whitehall jturppjikfi gome six miles
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north of the present village of Stillwater, and expired about
eight o'clock a. m. the following day. By his own request, he
was buried in the great redoubt on the hill, at six o'clock in the
evening of the sSne day on which he expired. The Smith house
was taken down in the year 1845, and the plank on which Gen.
Frazer died, and of which the piece presented to the State
Cabinet is a portion, was preserved by the proprietor for the
antiquarians of his country.
74. Piece of a soLdier's blanket, dug up, with human bones, near the
camp of Lord Balcarras (who was one of the commanding of-
ficers in Burgoyne's army), at Bemis's heights, seventy-one
years after the battle of October 7, 1777.
75. A BOMB SHELL. This was one of the trophies taken at Bemis's heights
in October 1777. The following spring, several batteaux were
loaded with shells, cannon balls, etc. for shipment to Albany,
one of which was sunk at Stillwater village, a short distance
above the falls, in the Hudson river. During the season of low
water in the summer of 1848, many of these shells and balls
were dug from the bed of the river, one of which is the one here
presented to the State Collection.
FROM ASA FITOH, OF SALEM.
76 & 77. Sword and Bayonet, which belonged to Burgoyne's army.
Thomas Whiteside, one of the Cambridge (Washington
county) militiamen, in service at Saratoga at the time of Bur-
goyne's surrender, on his return home, brought the above arti-
cles : they have been preserved in his family ever since, and
were given to the State Collection by his son Thomas C. White-
side.
78. Indian axe, found at Fort Miller. From John Pattison.
79. Part of an Indian spearhead (made of subhyaline quartz), found at
Fort Miller. From John Pattison.
80 & 81. Indian spearheads. Salem.
82 & 83. Indian arrowheads. Salem.
84. Relics of the Battle at Wallomsac (N. Y.), commonly called "Ben-
nington Battle." Within the fortification thrown up by Colonel
Baum, a single oak tree was left standing. The piece of wood
presented to the State Cabinet, is from the decaying stump of
NEW-YOEK STATE COLLECTION.
that tree. Sunk in it is a box containing a bullet, found about
forty rods nortli from the tree, in the direction whence G-eneral
Stavk, it is said, made his attack. The bullet is from N. Burnet,
esquire, proprietor of the grouTOs, who picked it up when
plowing about ten years ago (1838). Vestiges of this battle,
formerly found in abundance, are now exceedingly rare ; and
all traces of the breastworks, etc. are entirely obliterated.
FROM WILLIAM J. M' ALPINE, OF ALBANY.
85. A Plaster model of the United States Dry Dock at Brooklyn.
86. Fourteen specimens of granite, viz : six from Staten Island quarry,
New-York ; six from Quincy quarry, Massachusetts ; and two
from Bluehill quarry, Maine ; being samples of the granite used
in the construction of the dry dock.
87. A glass tube, hermetically sealed, containing specimens of the various
SOILS through which the excavations were made, stratigraphical-
ly arranged ; with figures on the tube, indicating the aggregate
depth of the excavations, and the proportional thickness of the
different strata of earth excavated.
88. A vial containing earth excavated at the depth of 68^ feet.
FROM JOHN GEBIIARD, OF SCHOHARIE.
89. Egyptian image, ten inches in length, made of the native sycamore
wood, in the form of a mummy case ; painted, and covered with
hieroglyphics. Images of this description are frequently found in
mummy cases, and appear to be a representation on a small
scale of the mummy itself. It is probable that they were used
as a kind of household gods by the ancient Egyptians, and in
that character interred with the possessor on his decease.
90. Etruscan figure, representing Pallas. This figure is made of baked
clay, and placed upon a marble pedestal ; height eight inches.
91. Bronze bust of the Princess Lucille. Height three inches above
the pedestal.
92. Bronze figure of a ponsul in his toga. Height five inches alcove
the pedestal,
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t)3. Roman figure in bronze. Height four inches.
94. Bronze figure of a cow. Height two inches above the pedestal.
95. Two bronze figures of soothsayers or oracles. Height four inches
above the pedestals.
96. Bronze figure of the Egyptian Venus. Height four inches above
the pedestal.
97. Three varieties of funeral lamps. These lamps are made of baked
clay, and are of ancient egyptian manufacture.
FROM CHESTER 0. MOORE, OF ALBANY.
98. A Medicine pouch, manfaotured of deerskin, and beautifully orna-
mented with porcupine quills : made by the Blackfeet Indians
of Oregon.
99. A STRING of STONE BEADS, obtained from the Blackfeet Indians of
Oregon, and supposed to have been obtained by them from the
Russian traders.
100. A FLINT ARROWHEAD, fouud in the Blackfeet country near the Rocky
Mountains, where a battle had been fought between the Black-
feet and Crow tribes of Indians.
FROM CHARLES MARTIN,' OF THE U. S. NAVY.
101. A MACE or WAND, made from the feathers of the macaw or toucan :
carried in the hand by the chiefs of the Cannibal Indians of
the Amazon river, eighty or ninety miles above Para a city of
Brazil.
102. A TUBE or SHEATH made of woven strips of bark or reed, capable of
enlargement and contraction : used for the purpose of expressing
the liquid from the arrow root, in its preparation for use. From
the Amazon river, 80 or 90 miles above Para, a city of Brazil.
103. Two EARTHEN PIPES, of different style, with a wooden ornamental
stem. From the Amazon river above Para.
104. GouED. From the city of Isabel, Guatemala, painted in imitation of
the ruins in that country.
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FEOM MRS. M. ELIZABETH BALDWIN, OP SARATOGA.
105. A BELT interwoven with beads, and a game-bag. These articles
were taken from a vault in Peru, South America, in the year
1830 : they had been deposited with the remains of an Indian
chief a hundred years previous.
106. A Bill of the continental currency for sixty dollars, issued ac-
cording to a resolution passed by Congress at Philadelphia,
September 26, 1778.
107. A Bill of the Virginia curhency for seven hundred and fifty dollars,
issued according to an act of the Assembly, passed March 1,
1781.
FROM THEODORE TEED, OP CORTLANDTOWN.
108. A LARGE STONE AXE.
109. A STONE CHISEL, made of greenstone.
110. An unfinished chert arrow^head.
111. A STONE pestle, made of sandstone.
112. A fragment of an Indian bowl, made of steatite (soapstone).
All these articles were found in Cortlandtown, Westchester county.
FROM REV. MILES BRONSON, OF ASSAM IN INDIA.
113. A Silver coin (one rupee), value 48 cents : issued by the East India
Company, 1840.
114. A Copper coin (one quarter anna), value l-48th of a rupee ; issued
by the East India Company.
115. A Native East-Indian copper coin. *
FROM RICHARD H. PEASE, OF ALBANY
116. Gii-o-wo-gus-nuh (bark canoe) : a model.
117. Ga-gii-we-sa (paddle) ; four specimens.
118. Ya-ye-gwii-da-quii (segar case).
119. Ya-yud-dos-ho-quil (card receiver) : two specimens.
120. Gii-gwih-sak-tah Ya-dii-gwah (watch case).
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FROM REV. JOHN N. CAMPBELL, OF ALBANY.
121. A Cup, turned from one of the red cedar gate-posts of Fort William
Henry. The posts were placed in the ground in the year 1755,
and removed in 1837, and are now in the State Cabinet.
122. A Bead basket, made and presented by Peter Lepage junior, one of
the pupils belonging to the New- York Institute for the Blind.
123. A specimen of " Pot Kock," from Hurlgate channel near New- York,
procured and forwarded by M. Maillefert, the engineer employed
in removing the obstructions to navigation in Hurlgate.
124. A piece of Copper sheeting, taken from Way's reef in Hurlgate
channel. Large quantities of this were obtained while removing
the reefs in Hurlgate, which had been stripped from vessels that
had struck against them at different times.
FROM REV. DUNCAN KENNEDY, OF ALBANY.
125. Two Peqtjod stone hatchets, differing in form and material of con-
struction. From New-England.
126. Stone axe and a Stone chisel. From Westmoreland, Oneida county.
FROM EDWIN CROSWELL, OP ALBANY.
127. CoppEK MEXICAN BOMB-SHELL, taken from the battle ground of Buena
Vista by Lieut. Easterly, TJ. S. Army.
128. Copper Mexican grape-shot, taken from the battle ground of Buena
Vista, by Lieut. Easterly.
129. Cannon ball, found in excavating in front of the site of the ancient
Fort Orange, Albany.
FROM JAMES MEADS, OP ALBANY.
130. A Copper Mexican grape-shot, from the battlefield of Buena Vista.
131. A Mass of sparables, cemented together by heat : from the great
fire in the city of Albany on the 17th day of August, 1848.
132. A Mass of tacks, cemented together by heat : from the great fire in
the city of Albany on the seventeenth day of August, 1848.
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FROM VARIOUS DONORS.
133. A Map of the town of North-Salera, on rollers : executed by the
Donor John F. Jenkins.
134. Indian pipe, found four miles south of the -village of Canandaigua.
William Case.
135. Remains of the gate-posts of Fort William Henry, at the head of
Lake George. The fort was erected in 1755, and taken and
destroyed by Montcalm in 1756. The posts (of cedar) were dug
up in 1837, by the direction of William Caldwell the owner of
the ground, and were presented to the New- York State Cabinet
by John M'G-illis of St. Johns in Canada East.
136. A Piece of marble (from Maryland), of the corner stone of the
Washington National Monument, laid July 4, 1848. Presented
by the Board of Managers of the Washington Monument to the
State of New- York.
137. Indian akrowhead (hornstone), found at Lake George.
T. EoMEYN Beck.
138. Stone skinning-chisel, found in Lysandor, Oswego county.
E. A. Baldwin.
139. Indian arrowhead, found in Watervliet, Albany county.
A. C. Hasoy.
140. Stone pestle, used in pounding maize : found at the head of Cayuga
lake, Tompkins county, by Henry Hungerford.
David Emery.
141. A Copy of an " Inquiry into the Origin of the Antiquities of Ame-
rica, by John Delafield junior ; with an Appendix by James
Lakey." 4to. Cincinnati, 1839. John Delafield.
142. Specimens of shell concretions, forming the surface rock on which
the city of St. Augustine in Florida is built.
Christopher Morgan.
143. A Plate of mica, turned up by the plow seteral years since, in the
town of Brookhaven in the county of Suffolk, at a depth of about
two feet below the surface. On one side of this plate are several
engravings of geometrical and other figures.
Nathaniel Miller.
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144. A part of the stem of the A&ave Americana (century plant), which
flowered some years since in the greenhouse of
Stephen Van Rensselaer.
145. Two pieces of wood from the hull of Commodore Perry's flag-ship,
the Lawrence : obtained at Erie, Pennsylvania.
Franklin B. HogoH.
146. Copper pickaxe, found on the farm (in Ogdenshurgh, St. Lawrence
county) of Henry Van Rensselaer.
147. Stone chisel : from Danube, Herkimer county. Asa Wilcox.
148. Stone chisel, made of greenstone : from Martinsburgh, Lewis county.
L. R. Hough.
149. Large spearhead, made of chert : from Martinsburgh.
L. R. Hough.
150. Fragments of ancient pottery : from Martinsburgh, Lewis county.
S. A. Dewey.
151. Four chert arrowheads : from Martinsburgh. S.A.Dewey.
152. Stone pestle, used in pounding 'maize : found in the town of Ni-
skayuna, Schenectady county. Peter B. Noxon.
153. A Stone axe, made of chlorite : plowed up in the ninth ward of the
city of Albany. Peter B. Noxon.
154. Two chert and one white quartz arrowheads : found in the town
of Gruilderland, Albany county. Thaddeus Cheesebro. c
155. A CHERT arrowhead : found in digging a cellar on the shore of
Otsego lake. S. "W. Root.
156. Indian arrowhead : found in Croton, Westchester county.
Theodore Teed.
157. Three fragments of Indian pottery : found in Croton. T. Teed.
158. A very singular specimen of Indian workmanship, made of novacu-
lite : found in the town of Hartford, Waishington county.
Henry B. Northrup.
159. Tacks, cemented together : from the great fire in the city of Albany,
on the seventeenth day of August, 1848. Lemuel Steele.
160. A specimen of Cocoanut-wood (turned) : from the Island of St. Lucia,
West Indies. Robert Beid.
161. An Antique lookinglass, set in a frame of sandal wood.
Miss Cauohne Lovett.
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162. A Silver coin (fuang), Tj. cents, from Siam in India.
Eev. A. Hemenway.
163. A Silver coin, date 1652 : on one side "New-England," on the
reverse "Massachusetts;" coiumonly called PzHe-iree shilling.
HiKAM H. Cooper.
164. Eleven Chert arrowheads, found in Stuyvesant, Columbia county.
Aaron Van AleN.
165. A Cannon ball, found near the junction of the Battenkill with the
Hudson river, on the farm where Burgoyne erected a breast-
work, etc. during the revolutionary war.
Mrs. S. M. Lansing Merchant.
166. Several Chert arrowheads ; also fragments of Human bones and
Indian pottery, obtained from an ancient Indian burying-
ground on the banks of Connecticut river. A. Marks.
167. An Indian chert arrowhead (large) : found in Bethlehem, Albany
county. L. M'Mullen Selkirk.
168. A fragment of Indian pottery : found on the banks of the Hudson
river, s!x miles above the High falls. This fragment, which is
two inches long and one and a half wide, represents the head
and about one half of the shell of a tortoise : it appears to
have been a portion of a pipe. Ebenezer Emmons.
169. A specimen of Cloth made of the bark of the breadfruit tree, by
* the natives of one of the islands of the Pacific ocean.
Ferdinand Weil.
170. A piece of one of the Oak trees cut down in the town of Argyle,
Washington county, in the year 1797, for the purpose of con-
structing a navy, under the administration of John Adams.
There were at that time two gigantic oaks which grew near
together, that were cut for the abovenamed purpose. One of them
was hewed, and afterwards drawn by fifteen yoke of oxen, with
the forward end elevated on a huge wood-sled. When they had got
out of the woods, a "stump speech" was delivered by one of the
party from the forward end of the stick, as a stage. After passing
the bottle around, according to the custom of the times, they
moved on with shouts of overflowing patriotism that almost
seemed to inspire even the dull ox with more than his ordinary
ambition, and thus delivered the stick at a place then called Du-
mont's Ferry, a short distance below Fort Miller.
The other tree, of which the piece presented to the State Cabinet
is a part, was cut and scored on two sides, and partly hewed; but
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owing to some small defect, it was abandoned. About twelve years
subsequent to that time, it was split into rails, and laid up into
fence. Only a few of the rails now remain, and it was with some
trouble that a few pieces were obtained which bear the marks of
the axes of those who scored and partly hewed the stick; one of
which is seen on the piece presented. James H. Sill.
171. Two Indian arrowheads, made of greasy quartz ; one ditto, made
of yellow jasper ! from Suffolk county. E. T. Smith.
172. A Stone axe, eleven inches in length. This relic was found several
feet below the surface, in digging a well at Poughkeepsie,
Dutchess county. A. Hever Brown.
173. A Military cap plate of the Revolution. Design : The American
Eagle with extended wings, surmounted by thirteen stars.
Motto : "Unity is Strength," 1776.
Mrs. Mercy Valentine.
174. An Ancient millstone, plowed up in the town of ConesviUe, Scho-
harie county, in the summer of 1850. The stone is graywacke,
twenty inches in diameter and two inches thick, and was used
in the early settlement of the country in a hand-mill.
Abraham J. Waenee.
175. A Camp knife, dug up by James Stewart, esquire, of Guy Park in
the town of Amsterdam, Montgomery county, formerly the
residence of Sir Guy Johnson of tory memory in the days of
the revolution, and is a relic of those times.
M. S. Goodale.
176. A Chisel and a Deerskin-dresser, made of greenstone : found in
Chcrryvalley, Ashtabula county, Ohio. Theopore Mills.
177. A Stone axe and a White chert arrowhead : found in Cherry-
valley (Ohio). Theodore Mills.
178. A Stone chisel, and also two regularly rounded pebbles : found in
the town of Bethlehem, Albany county. Peter G. Beadt.
179. An Iron key, taken from the Halls of Montezuma, Mexico, on the
twelfth day of June 1848, and which originally belonged to the
palace garden gate. W. A. Hotchkiss.
180. A Clay drinking cup, in the form of a duck, from the Sandwich
islands ; also a headdress made of seashells.
Benjamin Knower.
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181. A part of the Shot-rack of the British Frigate Hussar, with four
CANNON BALLS ; also a MUSKET, and a bayonet and scabbard.
The Frigate Hussar was lost December 15th, 1780, off Stoney
island on Westchester county shore, having struck Pot rock in
Hurlgate. She was loaded with troops, ammunition, and supplies
for the British army in this country. The troops and crew had
barely time to reach the shore before she sunk, with seventy
American prisoners, who were in irons and could not be rescued.
These relics were obtained by Messrs. Pratt & Howe, in the month
of August 1851, by the aid of Taylor's submarine armour, after
having been buried over seventy years. The wreck lies seventy-six
feet deep at high water. Henri B. Todd.
182. Four Musket-balls and two buckshot, from the battlefield of Lundy's
Lane, Canada West. James A. Hurst.
183. An Iron key and a Brass belt-slide, dug up at Fort Ticonderoga
in the year 1849, by William Thorn.
184. An Iron wormer, used for drawing charges from muskets ; found on
the grounds near Fort William-Henry. Hiram Wood.
185. An Ancient sword, scabbard and belt. The blade of the sword
appears to be of the best of steel, mounted with brass ; and on
either side of' the blade, in large capitals, is engraved the fol-
lowing : " Grod Bless the Province of New- York."
This sword was the property of a provincial officer who served
in early French and Indian wars on the frontiers of New-York
and Vermont, and who died at an advanced age more than fifty
years ago. His property was sold at auction, and this sword was
purchased by Mr. Francis Cobb of Cornish in Sullivan county,
New-Hampshire (a remote connection of its former owner), and
remained in his possession while he lived. Mr. Cobb died some
two or three years since (about 1849), more than ninety years
old; and when his property was inventoried, the sword was found
among some rubbish in the attic of his house : it was purchased
for a small sum, and presented to the New-York State Antiquarian
Society by Eleazar Jacksoit.
186. A Brick, made from the natural soil without any admixture. Brought
from the city of New- York ; being a specimen of the kind used
in the erection of the new building on the southwest corner of
Thames-street and Broadway, near Trinity Church, and called
"Trinity Building" : manufactured at Buffalo, Erie county.
# E.. Spencer Dyer.
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PURCHASES.
PROM WILLIAM 0. HOSMBR, OP AVON.
1. Indian akrowheads(6), picked up in the ploughed fields in the vicinity
of Avon, Livingston county.
2. Indian akrowheads of small size, used by Indian boys in killing
birds and inferior game(9). These arrows were inserted into the
split end of tough wooden shafts, and fastened at the notches
with ligatures of sinew or string bark.
3. Indian ARR0Vi''HEADs(4), found on a plain near Fort Niagara, and of
greater antiquity than those of flint formation.
4. Indian ARR0vsrHEADs(2), found on the farm of Timothy Hosmer, in
the town of Porter, Niagara county, near the Lake shore ; one
of them curiously twisted.
5. A Hatchet-shaped flint, obtained from Col. Jewett of Lockport.
6. Broken arrowheads.
7. Stone deerskin-dressers, found on the farm of Mr. Hurlburt, in
the northeast part of the town of Avon.
8. Stone deekskin-dresser, found on the farm of Jeptha Wilber, Avon.
9. Stone deerskin-dresser, found on the farm of James Wadsworth,
near Borley's mill in the bend of the Conesus outlet, town of
Livonia, Livingston county. The place where they were found
was called " Fort Hill " by the early settlers ; and mound,
trench, and gateway were visible in the memory of men now
living.
10. Stone pestle, used in pounding maize; found on the farm of Jeptha
Wilber, Avon.
11. Ancient stone hatchet of rude construction, found on the site of
the old village of Cannewangus (stinking waters), so called from
its vicinity to the Mineral springs of Avon. After Denonville's
invasion, the indians removed to the west side of the Genesee.
12. Ancient stone pipe-bowls(2), found in Bush, Monroe county.
13. Ancient stone pipe-bowls, found near Fort Hill : very rude speci-
mens.
18 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
14. Clay pipe-stems, found in the vicinity of Avon.
15. Clay pipe-stems, found in Mondon, Monroe county, near the site of
the village known in the seventeenth century to the French as
" Dyen-de-haak-doh," or the Bend ; having been situated in an
arm of the Hone-yah-yah (called by the whites Honeoye), or
the place where the finger was left. The tradition is, that an
indian, while gathering strawberries on its banks, was bitten by
a copperhead on one of his fingers ; and that to prevent a spread
of the venom, he severed it from his hand with a hatchet.
16. Fragments of ancient fottery, picked up at various points in the
valley of the Genesee.
17. Ancient pottery found by Mr. Hosmer, together with a paint stone,
in a mound of the Yemassees, near the ocean beach at San
Pablo, on St. John's river, Florida.
18. Steel hatchet, found on the Wilber farm (Avon), in an old grave.
19. Bones, etc. taken from an indian grave near Fort Niagara.
20. Sword-belt plate, found near Cannewangus landing, by a workman
on the Canal, many feet below the surface ; together with human
bones, and a fragment of a military coat that crumbled on
exposure to the air. It is perforated by a bullet. It bears the
inscription, " 104, New-Brunswick Regiment," surmounted by
the English crown. Some luckless British soldier, taken in some
distant expedition of the conquering Iroquois, may have been
the victim of Indian warfare.
21. Stone implements, found on the farm of William Wadsworth near
Fowlerville bridge, York, Liviagston county.
22. Paint stone referred to in No. 17. The bottom of the stone, when
discovered, was red with vermilion or some of the coloring
matters.
23. Leaden cross, of Maltese shape, referring to missions of the Jesuits;
and a bone rifle charger, found in a field that is known in song
as " The Place of Bones." This field lies at the foot of a wooded
ridge, in view of the village of Avon, and is supposed by some
to have been the scene of confiict between Denonville and the
Senecas.
24. French axes, found at an old Jesuit station on the Mendon road.
25. French axes, found on the site of a village near the dividing line
between Avon and Lima, supposed to have been a famous town
known to the Jesuits in the seventeenth century as Dyiu-don-sot,
or Village at the spring.
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26. Decoy fish, used bj' the Sagenaw indians, Michigan, in winter. They
•drop the decoy through a hole cut in the ice, to entice the trout
from his watery lair below : as he approaches the surface, the
expert spearman on the watch easily secures the prize.
27. Fragments of fire-arms, picked up on the supposed battle-ground of
Denonville.
28. Cannon ball found by workmen, while building a bridge at Little-
ville, across the Conesus, four or five feet below the bed of the
stream.
29. Teeth of animals, etc. found in an indian burial-place near the banks
of the Genesee.
30. Large arrowhead and Stone deerskin-dresser, found on the farm
of F. M. Cutler, in a field south of Gore brook, Avon, bound
with bark cord of indian manufacture.
31. Heavy ear of lead, stamp still visible ; knife point; fragment of a
skull ; stone deerskin-dresser, and fragments of brazen imple-
ments, found in graves in a sidehill on the farm of Richard
Wilber, Avon. A bone cross, " lined and specked," was also
found, but subsequently either lost or stolen. Below the depth
penetrated by the ploughshare, ashes, charcoal, and charred
kernels of maize are discovered in this hill of burial. The cross
would indicate that it was formerly a Jesuit station.
32. Beads of red pipe-stone ; bone elegantly polished ; glass ; variegated
shell, and brass and copper, found at different points of indian
occupancy in the Genesee valley.
33. A SECTION of a circle, perforated near the rim with holes ; fragment
of some unknown implement of red pipe-stone, neatly cut and
polished ; and a large bead with a human head on one side of
it, delicately carved and exquisitely proportioned : found in the
old burial-place of Cannewangus.
34. Stone of octagonal shape, hollowed out : supposed to have been used
by indian jugglers. Paint-stone 1 Found on the Street farm (so
called), which is situated three miles from Avon, in af northwest
direction, on the west side of the river, in Livingston county.
35. Stone chisel (in two pieces), used in excavating canoes. Found near
Spanish hill, a few miles from Athens, Tioga county, which
has been occupied for purposes of fortification, and indian traces
abound.
29
20 NEW-YOHK STATE COLLECTION.
36. Stone deebskin-deesser ; and,
37. A Fragment of a pipe (as is supposed). Found near Fowlerville
bridge, in the town of Avon, on a farm of W. W. Wadsworth,
after the first ploughing of a new field, about one mile from the
river bed, and three and a half miles in a southwesterly direction
from Avon springs.
3S. A Bone fish-sfear, found on the Hurlburt farm in Avon, four miles
in a northeast direction from the springs, at a place known to
the inhbitants as Fort Hill : it was unquestionably a Jesuit
station. The place was destroyed by Denonville in 1687. Corn,
in a charred state, is found commingled with the subsoil. Bone
crosses have been discovered, and rosaries ; also many articles
used by the French traders in Indian traffic.
39. A Stone implement, with a handle like a mason's smoothing trowel.
This implement was found near a spring on the farm of Ira
Pierson in the town of Avon, about two miles in a southeast
direction from the village of West- Avon.
Mr. John GbbSard junior states, that "this unique relic is
made of the steatitic pyroxene of Prof. Lewis C. Beck (rcnsse-
laerite of Dr. Emmons); and from its strong resemblance to the
.specimens of that mineral from Edwards, St. Lawrence county,
the material from which it is constructed is undoubtedly from
that locality. It was probably used in dressing deerskins, and for
smoothing and softening the seams in manufacturing moccasins
and other articles made from skins. It evidently belongs to the
ante-columbian period."
40. Various beads. These beads were foutd in various places in the
valley of the Genesee : at the Jesuit stations previously refer-
red to ; the old indiau burial-place, near the red bridge that
crosses the river one mile west of West- Avon village ; and a
few were found near Fort Niagara, and in the valley of the
Susquehannah.
41. Stone deerskin-dressek. Found on the farm of Francis M. Cutler,
in West-Avon.
42. Stone deerskin-dresser. Found on the Wilbur farm.
FROM E. G. SQUIER, OF NEW-YORK.
48. Flint arrowheads From Cayuga county, 7 specimens ; Monroe
county, 2 ; Livonia, Livingston county, 2 ; vicinity of Buffalo,
Erie county, 1 ; Ellisburgh, Jefferson county, 1 ; and 4 from
localities not named.
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44. French axes(2). From Cayuga village, Cayuga county.
45. Indian pestle. From Cayaga county.
46. CoppEii KETTLE. From an Indian grave in Scipio, Cayuga county.
47. GrUNBAREEL. From the site of Denonville's battle with the Senecas
(1687), near Victor, Ontario county.
48. ScALPiNG-KNiFE. From the grave of a Cayuga warrior in Scipio,
Cayuga county.
49. Stone axes{4). From Springport, Cayuga county ; Adams, Jefferson
county ; Ellisburgh, Jefferson county ; and one locality not
named.
50. Fragments of pottery. From the site of a Seneca village, Livonia,
Livingston county,
51. Fragments of pottery. From the site of an old Seneca village in
Mendon, Monroe county.
52. Pipes, pottery (5 boxes). From an ancient enclosure in the town
of Ellisburgh, Jefferson county.
53. Pipes, pottery, &c. (4 boxes). As No. 52.
54. Terra-cottas. From Leroy, Genesee county, 2 specimens ; Ellis-
burgh, Jefferson county, 7 ; Scipio, Cayuga county, 1 ; and
locality not named, 1.
55. Pottery. From Ellisburgh, Jefferson county, 3 specimens; and from
an ancient village of the Senecas, Livonia, Livingston county, 1.
56. Copper knives, and other metallic articles. From an old Seneca
village, Livonia, Livingston county.
57. Pottery. From an ancient enclosure in Jefferson county, 2 speci-
mens ; from Scipio, Cayuga county, 2 ; and from Livonia,
Livingston county, 2.
58. Various articles of pottery (2 boxes). From an enclosure or
mound near Buffalo.
59. Various articles of pottery. From a large mound on Tonawanda
island, in Niagara river : excavated by E. Cr. Squier, Novem-
ber, 1848.
60. Hdman remains. From the great mound on Tonawanda island.
61. Bone implements. From Ellisburgh, Jeffersop county, 3 specimens ;
from Leray, Jefferson county, 1.
62. Stone axes. From Buffalo, 1 ; Livonia, Livingston . county, 1 ;
Ellisburgh, Jefferson county, 1.
63. Deposits from altar mounds of the Mississippi valley.
64. Deposits from sepulchral mounds of the Mississippi.
65. Mortar, from the old tower at Newport, Rhode-Island,
22 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
FROM LEWIS H. MORGAN, OF ROCHESTER.
ARTICLES MANUFACTUKED AT SPECIAL REQUEST, BY INDIANS RESIDING IN
WESTERN NEW YORK.
The name of each article is in the Seneca dialect of the Iroquois language. ■
[a is sounded as in arm; a, as in at ; a, as in ale.]
66. Gra-no-jo-o : Indian drum (3 varieties). Used in dances.
67. Gus-da-wa-sa : Turtle-shell rattle (2 specimens). Used in dances.
68. Gus-da-wa-sa : Sqctash-shell rattle (4 varieties). Used in dances.
69. Gus-da-wa-sa Yen-che-no-hos-ta : Knee rattle, of deer hoofs (one
pair). Used in dances.
70. Ga-geh-ta Yen-nis-ha-hos-ta : Arm-bands (1 pair).
71. Yen-nis-ho-qua-hos-ta : Wristbands (1 pair).
72. Ga-geh-td Yen-chc-no-hos-ta-ta : Knee^bands (1 pair).
73. Ga-geh-ta : Indian belt (3 varieties).
74. Ah-ta-qua-o-weh : Moccasin, for male (1 pair).
75. Ah-ta-qua-o-weh : Moccasin, for female (1 pair)
76. Ga-ka-ah : Kilt or skirt, worn in war dance.
77. Ga-ka-ah : Kilt or skirt, worn by Indian women.
78. Gise-ha : Leggin, for male ( 1 pair).
79. Gise-ha : Leggin, for female (1 pair).
80. Ga-swhen-ta : Necklace.
81. Ya-wa-o-da-qua : Pincushion (3 varieties).
82. Ga-ya-ah : Workbag (5 varieties).
83. Got-gwen-da ; Pocketbook (6 varieties).
84. Ga-ka : Breechcloth. Used in ball-game, foot-race, etc.
85. Ga-de-us-ha : Wampum necklace. Da-yu-ya-sont, name of a cross.
86. Ya-wa-o-da-qua : Needlebook (5 varieties).
87. Ga-on-seh : Baby frame.
88. Ga-o-wa : Bark tray (3 specimens).
89. Ah-de-gwas-ha : Hominy blade, or Soup-stick (4 specimens).
90. Ah-was-hS, : Earring (1 pair).
91. Ga-jih : Bowl, for a game with peachstones.
92. Gus-ka-eh : Peachstones (6 specimens).
93. Gus-ga-e-sa-ta : Deer buttons, for an Indian game (8 specimens, or
one set).
94. Ga-geh-da : Javelin or Shooting-stick, for an Indian game (18
specimens).
95. Yun-ga-sa : Tobacco pouch (4 specimens).
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96. Gra-ne-ga-ta : Mortae, for pounding corn (2 specimens).
97. Ga-nih-ga-dii : Moetak_ pounder (2 specimens).
98. Ga-ne-ah : Ball bat, used in playing an indian game (4 specimens).
99. Ga-wa-sa : Snowsnake (4 specimens).
100. Ga-je-wa : War-club, with ball head (4 specimens).
101. Ga-neu-ga-o-dus-ha : War-cltjb, with deer-horn tooth (2 specimens).
102. 0-sque-sont : Tomahawk.
103. Ah-so-qua-ta : Pipe (made from a cyathophyllum).
104. Wa-a-no : Indian bow (6 specimens).
105. Ga-no : Arrow (50 specimens).
106. Ga-go-sha : False face.
107. Ga-weh-ga-a : Snowshoe (3 pairs).
108. 0-ta-qua-osh-ha : Snowshoe, of splint ^l pair).
109. Ga-sken-da : Bark rope, made of slippery elm.
110. Gus-ha-ah : Burthen-strap, made of slippery elm.
111. Gus-ha-ah : Burthen-strap, made of basswood.
112. Ose-ga : Skein of slippery elm strings.
113. Ose-ha : Skein of basswood-bark strings.
114. Ah-da-da-quii : Indian saddle.
115. Ga-na-qua : Bark barrel. Used for beans, dried corn, etc.
116. Ga-oo-wa : Bark sap-tub (3 specimens).
117. 0-nus-qua Ah-hose-ha : Knot ball (2 specimens). Used in playing
a game.
118. 0-no-nea Gos-ha-da : Husk salt-bottle (2 specimens).
119. 0-je-she-wa-ta : Cake of deer's brains and moss, for tanning deerskins.
120. Ga-nuh-sa : Breastplate of shells.
121. Got-kase-ha : Axehelve.
122. Ga-ga-an-da : Air-run.
123. Da-ya-ya-da-ga-ne-at-ha : Bow and wheel for striking fire.
124. Ga-gis-da : Steel, flint and punk, for striking fire.
125. Gis-tak-he-a : Skin bag (speckled fawn).
126. Gis-tak-he-a : Skin bag (bearskin).
127. Tuesh-ta-ga-tas-ta : Tin breastplate.
128. Ska-wa-ka : Splint broom.
129. Ya-o-da-was-ta : Indian flute.
130. Ne-us-tase-ah : Basket sieve. Used for sifting white com.
131. 0-ne-ose-to-wa-nes : Basket sieve, coarser ; for white-flint corn.
132. Ta-gase-ha : Market basket.
133. Gase-ha : Covered basket.
134. 0-ga-ka-ah : Open-work basket (3 specimens).
135. Ga-yuh : Splint cradle.
24 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
136. Ga-nose-hii : Husk and flag basket (4 specimens).
137. Ya-nuh-tadii-qua : Toilet basket.
138. 0-gus-ha-ote : Small square basket (17 specimens). These baskets
are numbered from 1 to 17 inclusive, and contain specimens of
the several varieties of corn, beans, squashes, tobacco, dried
corn, etc. raised and prepared by the Senecas, viz : '
I. 0-na-o-ga-ant : White coen. '
II. Tic-ne : Red corn.
III. Ha-go-wa : White-flint corn.
IV. 0-na-da : Charred, or roasted corn.
V. 0-go-ou-sa : Baked corn.
VI. 0-si-da : Long-vine bean.
VII. Grweh-da-a 0-si-da : Eed bean.
VIII. Te-o-ga-ga-wa 0-si-da ; Speckled bean.
IX. Ta-ga-ga-hat : Short-vine bean.
X. Ah-wa-own-da-go : Eed-flower pole-bean.
XI. Ha-yoke : Cranberry pole-bean.
XII. 0-ga-ga-ind : Gray squash,
XIII. Ga-je-ote : Big-handle squash.
XIV. Sko-ak : Toad squash.
XV. 0-ne-a-sa-a-weh : Small squash.
XVI. 0-yeh-qua-a-weh : Indian tobacco.
XVII. 0-so-wa : Parched corn pounded into flour, with maple sugar.
139. G-a-no : Arrow for air-gun (2 specimens).
140. 0-sque-sont : Tomahawk. Used in the bear hunt.
141. Da-ya-no-a-qua-ta Ga-ga-nea-sa : Scalping-knife (2 specimens),
142. 0-na-o-ga-ant : Two ears of white com.
143. Tie-ne : Two ears of red corn.
144. Ho-go-wa : Two ears of white-flint com.
145. Gus-to-weh : Head-dress.
146. Ga-ger-we-sa Dun-daque-qua-do-qua : Newyear's shovel.
147. To-do-war-she-do-wa : Eibbon for hair.
148. Ga-de-us-ha : Necklace.
149. De-con-dea-da-hust-ta : Belt for female costume.
150. Ah-de-a-da-we-sB, : Female upper dress, with silver broaches, etc.
151. Da-yase-ta-hos-ta : Silver hatband.
152. Yen-nis-ho-qua-hos-ta : Silver wristbands (1 pair).
153. To-an-jer-go-o 0-no-no-do : Groundnuts {Apios tuberosa), from
Tonawanda.
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AKTICLBS MANtTPACTUEBD AT SPECIAL BEQUKST, BY INDIANS KESIBING IN
CANADA WEST.
154. G-a-das-ha : Sheaf for carrying arrows.
155. Ga-je-wa : Waeclub, with ball head.
156. Grii-such-ta Ote-ko-a : Belt of wampum.
157. Ote-ko-a : Steing of wampum.
158. .Ah-so-qua-ta : Stone pipe.
159. Daga-ya-sont ! Silver ckoss, 8 inches hy 6.
160. Da-ga-ya-sont : do 6 inches by 4.
161. Da-ga-ya-sont : do 3 inches by IJ (2 specimens).
162. Au-ne-as-ga : Silvek broach, 4 inches diameter.
163. Au-ne-as-ga, : do 3 inches diameter.
164. Au-ne-as-ga : do l-J- inches diameter. There are in all
13 broaches of various sizes.
165. Au-ne-as-ga : Silver broach (2 specimens).
166. Au-ne-a-hus-ha : Finger-ring (4 specimens).
167. Ah-was-ha : Earrings (1 pair).
168. Da-yase-ta-hos-ta : Silver hatband. '
169. Ont-wis-ta-ne-un-da-qua : Silver beads (long).
170. 0-wis-ta-no-o 0-sta-o-qua : Eound silyer beads (variety).
171. G-a-ose-ha : Baby frame.
172. Ga-swa-hos-ha : BABr-FRAME belt.
173. Ga-nose ga : Baby-frame belt (2 specimens).
174. Da-ya-he-gwa-hus-ta : Hatband of broaches.
175. Ga-ya-ah : Satchel.
176. Ga-ya-ah : "Workbag.
177. Ya-wa-o-da-qua : Pincushion (2 specimens).
178. Ga-ka-ah : Kilt, made of fawn skin.
179. Got-ko-on-da Gise-ha : Deerskin leggin.
180. Da-yunt-wa-hos'ta : Deerskin waist-belt.
181. Yunt-ka-to-da-ta : Deerskin shoulder-belt.
182. Ah-ta-qua-o-weh : Moccasin (3 specimens).
183. Hair ornament.
184. Shot-pouch.
185. Gat-go-ne-as-heh : Hommony blade (2 specimens).
186. Gat-go-ne-as-heh : do a chain cut on the end of the
handle.
187. Ya-a-go-jen-ta-qua : Bread-turner.
188. Ah-do-gwa-seh : Wooden ladle (4 specimens).
189. Ah-do-gwa-seh : Bark ladle.
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190. Ah-do-gwa-seh : Wooden spoon.
191. Ga-na-qua : Baek barkel (3 sizes).
192. Gii-o-wa ; Babk teay (6 sizes).
193. Ga-oo-wa : Bark sap-tub.
194. Ga-te-as-ha : Glass beads.
195. Ga-no-sa : Conch-shell breast-plate.
196. Ah-da-dis-ha : Cane (2 specimens).
197. Ah-so-quii-ta : Pipe, made of Missouri stone.
198. Ah-so-qua-ta : Pipe, made of black stone.
199. Ah-so-qua-ta : Pipe, made of nodule.
200. Ah-so-quii-td : Pipe, made of wood and lead.
201. Gii-ga, neas-heh : Belt and knife.
202. Gus-da-wah-sa : Turtleshell rattle (2 specimens).
203. 0-no-ga Gus-da-wah-sa : Horn rattle.
204. Gus-io-weh : Headdress.
205. Ga-wa : Moccasin awl.
206. Bunch of sumac.
207. 0-yeh-qua-a-weh : Indian tobacco.
208. Gis-tat-he-o Ga-ya-ah : Fawnskin bag.
209. Gus-da-wa-sa Yen-che-no-hos-ta : Knee-rattle, of deer-hoofs.
210. Spear used in the war of 1812.
211. Ga-ne-a-ga-o-dus-ha : War-club.
212. Ya-o-da-was-ta : Indian flute (2 specimens).
213. Wa-a-no : Indian bow.
214. Ga-ne-ah : Ball-bat.
215. Gii-no ! Arrow, pointed with deer's horn.
216. Gii-no : Feathered arrows (18 specimens in sheaf).
217. 0-da-da-one-dus-ta : Eye-showerer.
218. Yun-ga-sa ; Tobacco-pouch, made of the foot and leg of the snapping
turtle.
219. Ga-go-sa : False face.
220. 0-a-ta-ose-ka : Moosehair burthen-strap.
221. Gus-ha-ah : Moosehair and bark burthen-strap.
222. Gus-ha-ah : Burthen-strap (bark thread and worsted).
223. Gus-ha-ah : Burthen-strap (bark, with moosehair figures).
224. Ga-te-iis-ha Ga-a-o-ta-ges ; Grass shoulder-ornament.
225. Yout-ka-do-qua ; Basket fish-net.
226. Husk moccasins (one pair).
227. Ga-a-sken-da : Bark rope, made of basswood filaments.
228. Ga-a-sken-da : Bark rope (2 specimens from Tonawanda).
229. Ose-ga : Skein of slippery-elm thread.
230. Ose-ga : Skein of ditto, colored.
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231. Ose-ga : Twisted into strings.
232. Ose-ga : Strips of slippery elm bark.
238. 0-sa : Skein of basswood filaments.
234. 0-sa : Strips of basswood bakk.
235. Go-yo-ga-aee : Finger-catchee.
236. Bird-trap, for catching quails.
237. Gus-ha-ah : Deebhair burthen-strap.
238. Gus-ha-ah : Basswood bdrthen-stkap.
239. Ne-us-tase-ah : Basket sieve.
240. Gase-ha : Covered basket.
241. 0-ga-ka-ah : Open-work basket.
242. Ta-gase-ha : Market basket.
243. Gii-geh da ; Javelin, or Shooting-stick.
244. Ah-de-gwas-ha : Hominy blade.
245. Paddles (6 specimens).
246. Yun-des-ho-yon-da-gwat-ha : Pop-corn sieve.
247. An-ne-us-ga : Silvee broach (9 specimens on a card).
248. An-ne-us-ga : do (20 small specimens on a card).
249. Ga-ka-ah : Skirt.
250. Gise-ha : Leggins for female (one pair).
251. Ah-de-a-da-we-sa : Female overdress.
252. E-yose : Broadcloth blanket.
253. 0-sta-o-qua : Bead necklace.
254. Ga-ka-ah : Skirt for female.
255. Gise-ha : Leggins for female (one pair).
256. Ah-de-a-da-we-sa ; Overdress for child.
257. Yen-nis-ho-qua-hos-ta : Weistbands of beads (one pair).
258. 0-ha-da : Poecupine quills.
259. Deee's hate, used for making feurthen-straps, etc.
260. Da-ya-no-ta-yen-da-qua : Snow-boat.
261. Ga-wa-sa : Snow-snake (5 specimens).
262. Ga-ne-ko-wa-ah : Burthen frame.
263. Ga-no-sote : Baek house.
264. Gii-sna Ga-o-no : Bark canoe.
PROM VARIOUS PERSONS.
265. Ga-ya-ah : Workbag (2 specimens).
266. Da-ya-he-gwa-hus-ta : Hatband of broaches.
267. An-yus-ga : Silvee broach (large variety).
268. An-yus-ga : Silver beoaoh (smaller variety).
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28 new-youk state collection.
269. An Indian pipe, manufactured from the steatilic pyroxene of Prof.
Lewis C. Beck. Found near Fort George, Warren county.
This relic presents the best specimen of Indian design and sculp-
ture ever found in this State. It is three inches in height, and
represents an indian in a sitting posture, with his arms resting
upon his knees. The hack constitutes the bowl of the pipe, at the
lower extremity of which there is a hole for the insertion of the
stem.
270. An Indian kelic, plowed up at the depth of a foot beneath the sur-
face of the soil, in the town of Commerce, Oakland county,
Michigan, in the year 1848.
This relic is made of novacuUte, and in the form of an axe with
two edges, with a hole in the centre for the insertion of a handle.
271. Tomahawk, which formerly belonged to the celebrated Indian Chief
COENPLANTER.
COLLECTION
OF THE LATE
H. CASIMIR DE KRAM, JUIIOR
PKESENTED BY HIS PARENTS,
MR. AND MRS. H. C. DE RHAM.
5—1
THE DE REAM COLLECTION.
MAMMALIA.
ORDER CARNIVORA.
FAMILY SORECID^.
Latin Names. English Names.
1 CoNDYLUEA CRisTATA. StavTwse Mole (male, female, and two young)
2 SoKEX DEKAYi. Dekay's Shrew.
FAMILY UESID^.
3 PUDCYON LOTOK. EaCCOOTl.
FAMILY MUSTELID^.
4 Mephitis Americana. Skunk.
5 MusTELA FUscA. BrowTi Weasel.
6 PaioRius NovEBOEACENsis. JVeio-Yorfc £rmme.
7 PuTOKius visoN. Mink.
FAMILY CANIDiE.
8 VuLPES FULvus. Red Fox.
FAMILY FBLIDJ3.
9 Lyncus borealis. Northern Lynx.
ORDER RODENTIA.
FAMILY SOIURID^.
10 SciUKUS LEucoTis. Little Grey Squirrel (male and female).
11 SciTJEUS VULP1NT7S. Fox Squirrel.
12 SciTJRxrs NIGER. Bluck Squirrel (male and female).
13 Sciuiius HUDSoNicus. Bed Squirrel (male and female).
14 SciTJRTJS HUDSoNicus. Red Squirrel (albino).
15 SciuKTTS STRiATUs. Striped Squirrel.
16 Ptekomys volucella. Flying Squirrel.
1 NJEW-YOllK hTATE COLLECTION.
FAMILY AROTOMIDJ*;.
Latin Names. English Names.
17 Arctomys monax. Woodchuck.
FAMILY GERBILLIDiB.
18 Meriones ameeicajnus. Deermmse.
FAMILY OASTORIDJS.
19 Fiber zibethicus. Muskrat, or Musquash (m. and f.).
FAMILY MURIDiE.
20 Mus LEucopus. Jumping Mouse.
21 A.RViooLA RUFEscilNs. Tuwny Meadow-mouse.
FAMILY LEPORID^.
22 Lepus nanus. American Grey Rabhit.
23 Lepus AJMEKicANtrs. Northern Hare (m., f. and y.).
24 Erinacetjs EUEOPiEus. Hedgehog (old and young), from England,
25 Capea ibex (Linneus). Skull and horns of the male, from the Alps
BIRDS.
OEDER ACCIPITEES.
FAMILY VULTURIDiE.
1 Cathaetes geyphus. Condor (male), from the Andes.
2 Cathaetes aura. Turkey Buzzard (male).
FAMILY FALOONID^.
3 Aquila ciiRYSiETos. Golden Eagle (male).
This fine specimen was shot a few years since at Islip, Suffolk
county, and is the identical one referred to by Dekat in his Zoo-
logy of New- York, Part II, page 4.
4 HALiiETOS leucooephalus. Bald Eagle (male and female).
5 Pandion caeolinensis. American Fish-hawk (male), with a. fish
in the beak.
6 BuTEo sANCTi-joANNis, Rough-Uggcd Buzzard (m. and f.).
THE DE BHAM DONATION.
Latin Names. English Names.
7 BiTTEo BOREALis. Red-taihd Buzzard (male).
8 Nauclerus furcaths. Siuallow-tailed Hawk (male).
9 Falco columbarius. Pigeon Haivk (male and female).
10 AsTUR ATRiCAPiLLus. American Goshawk (male).
FAMILY STRIGID^.
11 SURNIA FUNEREA. Hawk Owl.
12 SxjRNiA NYCTEA. Snowy Owl (male).
13 Bubo asio. Little Screech-owl (male and female),
14 Otcs palustris. Short-eared Owl (male).
15 Ulula nebitlosa. Barred Owl (male and female).
16 Ulula acadica. Acadian Owl (male).
ORDER PASSERES.
FAMILY OAPRIMULGID^.
17 Caprimulgus vociFERUs. Whippoorwill (male).
FAMILY HIRUNDINIDiE.
18 HiRUNDo PURPUREA. Purple Martin (male).
19 HiRUNDo FULVA. Cliff Swallow (male and female).
FAMILY AMPELID.^.
20 BoMBYCiLLA CAROLiNENSis. Cedar-bird (female).
FAMILY ALOBDINID^.
21 Alcedo alcyon. Belted Kingfisher (young male).
FAMILY CERTHID^.
22 Troglodytes ^don. House Wren (male).
23 Troglodytes ludovictanus. Mocking Wren (male).
24 Troglodytes palustris. Marsh Wren (male).
FAMILY PARID^.
25 Parus bicolor. Crested Tit (two males).
FAMILY SYLVIAD^.
26 Eegulus satrapa. Golden-crested Kinglet (male).
27 SiALiA wiLsoNi. Bluebird (male and female).
NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
FAMILY MERULIDJ5.
liatin Names. English Names.
28 OrphE'US polyglottus. Mockingbird (male).
29 Okpheus RDFD3. Brovm Thrush (male).
80 Orpheus carolinensis. Catbird (male and female).
31 Merula migeatoria. American Robin (male and female).
FAMILY SYLVICOLIDJi!.
32 Trichas PHILADELPHIA. Mouming Warbler (male and female
38 Vebmivora pennsylvanica. Worm-eaiing Warbler (m. and f.).
34 Vermivora solitaeia. Blue-winged Warbler.
35 Vermivora cheysoptera. Golden-winged Warbler (male).
36 Vermivora peregrina. Tennessee Warbler (male).
37 Vermivora celata. Orange-crowned Warbler (young male).
38 Sylvicola maculosa. Spotted Warbler (male).
39 Sylvicola pardalina. Spotted Canada Warbler (male).
40 SvLvicoLA BLACKBURNIJE. Blackbumian Warbler (male).
41 Sylvicola castanea. Bay-breasted Warbler (male).
42 Sylvicola steiata. Blackpoll Warbler (male).
43 Sylvicola discoloe. Prairie Warbler (male).
44 Sylvicola canadensis. Black-throated Blue Warbler (young m:ile).
45 Sylvicola jEstiva. Summer Yellowbird (male and young).
46 Sylvicola pinus. Pine Warbler (female).
47 Sylvicola icteeocephala. Chestnut-sided Warbler (male).
48 Sylvicola paeus. Hemlock Warbler (two males).
49 Sylvicola Formosa. Kentucky Warbler (male).
50 Wilsonia mitrata. Hooded Warbler (female).
51 Wilsonia fusilla. Green Black-capped Warbler (male).
FAMILY MUSOIOAPIDJE.
52 CuLicivoRA cjerulea. Blue-grey Gnatcatcher (male).
53 Mdsoicapa ruticilla. American Redstart (male and female).
54 Tyeannus ceinitus. Great-crested Kingbird (male).
FAMILY VIREONID^.
55 ViREO olivaceus. Red-eyed Greenlet (male).
56 IcTERiA viHiDis. Yelloiv-breasted Chat (male).
FAMILY LANIID^.
57 Lanius SEPTENTHioNALis. Northern Butcherbird (two males).
THE DE RHAM DONATION.
FAMILY COEVIDiE.
Latin Names. English Names.
58 G-ARRULUs CRisTATUs. Blue Jay (male).
59 G-ARRBLUs CANADENSIS. Canada Jay (male).
60 Pica caudata. Magpie (male).
6I.C0RVUS AMERioANUs. Common C TOW {muh).
62 CoRvns coRAx. Raven.
FAMILY QUISCALID^,
63 QniscALTJs versicolor. Common Crow Blackbird (m. and f.).
64 Stcjrnella ltjdoviciana. Meadow Lark (male and female).
65 Icterus Baltimore. Golden Oriole (male).
66 Icterus fhceniceus. Red-winged Oriole (male).
67 Molothrus fecoris. Cow Bunting (female).
68 Dolichonyx orstzivorus, Bobolink (male and female).
FAMILY FRINGILLID^E.
69 CoccoBORUs ceruleus. Blue Grosbeak (male).
70 CoccobOrus ludovicianus. Rose-breasted Grosbeak (male).
71 Struthus hyemalis. Snoivbird (male and female).
72 Fringilla iliaca. Fox-colored Spariow (male).
73 Fringilla pennsylvanica. White-throated Sparrow (m. and f.).
74 Fringilla leucophrys. White-crov^ned Sparrow (male).
75 Embekiza savanna. Savannah Bunting (female).
76 Ammodramus palustris. Swamp Finch (female).
77 Carduelis tristis. Yellowbird (male).
78 Erythrospiza purpurea. Crested Purple-finch (male and female).
79 PiTYLUs cARDiNALis. Cardinal Grosbeak (male).
80 PiPiLo ERYTHK0PHTHALMUs,CAez{.7'«A-, Or Ground Robin (male).
81 Spiza cyanea. Indigo-bird (male).
82 Pyranga estiva. Redbird (male, young male and female).
83 Pyranga rubra. Black-winged Redbird (male).
84 Plectrophanes lapponicus. Lapland Snowbird (female).
85 Plectrophanes nivalis. White Snowbird (male and female).
86 Alauda cornuta. Horned Lark (male and female).
87 CoRYTHUS enucleator. Pine Bulfinch (male, young m. and f.).
88 Loxia leucopteka. White-winged Crossbill (male).
FAMILY PICID^.
89 Picus piLEATUS. Crested Woodpecker (female).
90 Picus erythrocephaltjs. Redheaded Woodpecker (male).
i NEW-YORK hTATJ! C0L:[;ECTI0IS|,
Latin Names. English Names.
91 Picus viLLosirs. Hairy Woodpecker (male).
92 PicuE PUBEscENS. Bowny Woodpecker (male).
93 Picus vaeius. Yellow-bellied WoodpecHer (male).
94 Picus cakolinus. Red-bellied Woodpecker (male).
95 Picus arcticus. Arctic Woodpecker (male).
96 Pious adeatus. Golden-wiiLged Woodpecker (2 males and 1 fem.).
FAMILY OOL.UMBID.^,
97 EcTOPisTES MiGKATORiA. Wild Pigeon (male).
FAMILY PEfASIANIDiE.
98 Meleagris gallopavp, Wild Turkey (male).
Also young of the domestic fowl.
FAMILY TIlTRAONID.a!.
99 Ortyx virginiana. American Quail (m., f., and 3 young).
100 Tetrad umbellus. Common Partridge (m., f , & 3 young).
101 Teteao cupido. Pinnated Grouse (male and female).
102 Teteao canadensis. Spruce Grquse (male and female).
103 Argus giganteus (Temminck). Argus Pheasant. Prom Sumatra.
104 Phasianus nyctiiemeeus (Linneus). Silver Pheasant. From China,
ORDER GRALLJE,
FAMILY CHARADEIDiE.
105 C.HARADRIUS SEMIPALWATUS. J.raer?ca?z Ring Plover (male and fem.).
106 Charadrius melodus. Piping Plover.
107 CHARAnmu^ Vociperus. Kildeer Plover (male).
108 Charadrius virginicus. Golden Plover (male and female).
109 Steepsilas interpres. Turnstone.
FAMILY GRUIDiE.
1 10 Ardea herodias. Great Blue Heron (adult with a fish in the beak,
and an immature male).
111 Ardea ludoviciana. LouisiaTM Heron (male),
W% Akdea yiRESOENg, Gr^m Heron (male and female).
THE DE RHAM DONATION.
Latin Names.
113 ArDEA EX1LI3.
114 Ardea minok.
115 asdea discors.
English Names.
Small Bittern (male).
American Bittern (male and female).
Blaclt-crovmed Night-heron (male).
FAMILY SCOLOPAOID^.
116 numenius longirostris.
117 ncjmenius hudsonicus.
118 Hetekopoda semipalmata,
119 Tbinga maritima.
120 Tringa rufescens.
121 TraNGA cinclus.
122 Thinga schinzi.
123 Tringa pectoealis.
124 Tringa canutus.
125 Tringa pusilla.
126 Calidris akenaeia.
127 totanus macularius.
128 totanus bartramius.
129 ToTANUS flavifes.
130 ToTANUS melanoleucus.
131 ToTANUS SEMIPALMATUS.
132 SCOLOPAX WILSONl.
133 RuSTICOLA MINOR.
Long-billed Curlew (male).
Jack Curlew (male).
Semipalmated Sandpiper (male).
Purple Sartdpiper (male).
Buff-breasted Sandpiper (female).
Black-breasted Sandpiper (male).
Schinz's Sandpiper (male).
Pectoral Sandpiper (male and female).
Redhreasted Sandpiper (male and fem.).
Wilson's Sandpiper (male).
Sanderling (two males and one female).
Spotted Sandlark (male).
Grey Plover (male).
Yellowlegs (male).
Varied Tatler (male and young).
Willet (male).
Common American Snipe (2 m. and f.).
American Woodcock (m., f., & 2 young).
FAMILY RALLID^.
134 E.ALLUS CREPITANS. Saltwater Meadowhen (male).
135 Ortygometra cakoliNj*. Sora Rail (male).
136 G-ALLiNULA GALEATA. Florida Gallinule (male).
FAMILY REOURVIROSTRIP^.
137 HiMANTOPUS NiGRiooLLis. The Lawyer (male and female).
ORDER LOBIPEDES.
FAMILY PODIOIPIDJE.
138 PoDicEFS ETJBKicoLLis. Reduecked Grebe (male).
139 Hydroka caeolinensis. Dipper, or Pied Dobchick (male).
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NEW-YOKK STATE COLLECTION.
ORDER NATATORES.
Latiij Names.
140 Mergulus alle.
141 Alca torda.
FAMILY ALOIDiE.
English Names.
Sea Dove (male).
Razorbill (male).
FAMILY COLYMBIDJi;.
142 CoLYMBUs GLAciALis. Great Loon (male and female).
143 CoLYMBUS SEPTENTRioNAWs. Red-tkroated Loon (female).
FAMILY PROCELLARIDiE.
144 Thalassidkoma wilsoni. Wilson's Petrel (male).
FAMILY PELECANID.^.
145 SuLA AMERicANAi Americaii Gannet (male).
146 EhYNCHOPS NIGRA.
147 Sterna hirundo.
148 Sterna cayana.
149 Sterna nigra.
150 Larus argentatcts.
151 Larus atricilla.
152 Larus bonapartii.
153 Larus sabini.
154 Lestris buffoni?
155 Lestris richardsonii
FAMILY LAEIDiE.
Black Skimmer (male).
Common Tern (male).
Cayenne Tern (male).
Black Tern (male and young).
Winter Gull (male and female).
Laughing Gull (male).
Bo?iaparte's Gull (male and female).
Fork-tailed Gull (male).
Arctic Hawk-gull (male).
Richardson's Hawk- gull (male).
FAMILY ANATID^.
156 Mergus merganser.
157 Mergus cucullatus.
158 FULIGULA valisneria.
159 FULIGULA MARILA.
160 FULIGULA RUFITORQUES.
161 fuligula labradora.
162 fuligula rtjbida.
163 fuligula glacialis.
164 Ftiligula albeola.
165 FULIGULA clangdla.
166 Puligtila histkionica.
Buff-breasted Sheldrake (male).
Hooded Sheldrake (male and female).
Canvasback (male).
Broadbill (female).
Bastard Broadbill (male).
Pied Duck (male).
Ruddy Duck (male and female).
Oldwife (male in winter plumage, and
■ male and female young).
Bvffleheaded Duck (male and female).
Whistler (male).
Harlequin Duck (male). »
THE DE RHAM DOffATlONi
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Latin Names.
167 FULIGULA MOLLISSIMA.
16S FULIGDLA PERSPICILLATA.
169 PULIGULA AMERICANA.
170 PuLIGULA FDSCA.
171 Anas sponsa.
172 Anas carolinensis.
173 Anas acuta.
174 Anas clypeata.
175 Anas strepeha.
176 Anas Americana.
177 Anser canadensis.
178 Anser albifrons.
179 Anser bernicla.
English Names.
Eider Duck (male).
Surf Diick (immature male).
Broadhilled Coot (male).
White-winged Coot (male).
Wood Duck (male and young male)i
Green-winged Teal (male and female))
Pin-tailed Buck (male and female).
Shoveller (male in winter plumage, and
male and female in summer plumage);
Grey Duck, or Gadwall (male).
American Widgeon (male and female) i
Wild Goose (male).
White-fronted Goose (male).
Brant Goose (male).
AMEEICAN BIRDS DESCEIBED BY AUDUBON, WHICH
HAVE NOT BEEN OBSERVED IN THE STATE OP NEW-YORK.
180 ICTINIA PLUMBEUS.
181 Falco PEREGRINTJS
Mississippi Kite (male).
Great footed Hawk (male, \iiiii Golden-
ivinged Woodpecker under foot).
182 MiLVULUS TYRANNUS. Fork-tailed Flycatcher (male).
183 Helinaia protonotarius. Prothonatary Swamp-warbler (m. & f ).
184 Sialia occidentalis. Western Bluebird (male).
185 Sialia arctica. Arctic Bluebird (male).
186 TuKDUs NjEvids. Varied Thrush (female).
187 Coccothratjstes vespertina. Evening Grosbeak (male and female).
188 PrRANGA ludoviciana. Louisiana Tanager (male and female).
189 Icterus bullockii.
190 grarrulus stelleei.
191 SiTTA PUSILLA.
192 Picus principalis.
193 PiCDS QUERULUS.
194 Picus torquatus.
195 Picus mexicanus.
196 Centurus carolinensis.
197 CoLUMBA PASSERINA.
198 Oktyx flumifera.
199 Ibis rubra.
BullocVs Hangnest (male).
Steller's Jay (male).
Brown-headed Nuthatch (male).
Ivory-billed Woodpecker (male and fem.).
Red-cockaded Woodpecker (m. and f.).
Lewis's Woodpecker (male).
Bed-shafted Woodpecker (male).
Carolina Parrot (young).
Ground Dove (male).
Plumed Partridge (male).
Scarlet Ibis (male).
12 NEW-YOEK STATE COLLECTION.
FOREIGN BIRDS.
Latin Names, English Names.
200 Upupa epops, Linneus. Hoopoe. Africa.
201 Epimaohus magnificus, Oken. Rifleman (male and female). New
South Wales.
202 Oriolus galbula, Oken. Golden Blackbird. Europe.
203 Gkacula eosea, Oken. Rose-colored Thrush. East Indies.
204 Edolius malabaricus, Oken. Brongo. Africa.
205 Galbulus vikidis, Oken (two specimens). Africa.
In addition to these, there are twenty-two specimens of foreign birds whose
specific names have not been determined.
MINERALS, FOSSILS, SHELLS, &c.
ROCKS.
1 to 50 inclusive. Kook specimens, from Cumberland.
MINERALS.
61 Carbonate of barytes, incrusted with copper pyrites and carbonate
of lime.
52 Crystallized sulphate of barytes (crystals in the form epointee of
Haiiy). From Devonshire, England.
53 Calcareous concretion. Prom the Lago de Tartari, near Rome.
54 Carbonate of lime, in botryoidal concretions.
55 Botryoidal magnesian limestone. Erom Durham.
66 Fibrous limestone ; edges polished.
57 Fibrous sulphate of lime. Derbyshire, England.
58 Fibrous gypsum. Nova-Scotia.
59 Compact fluor spar.
60 Crystallized fluor spar, polished.
61 Crystallized fluor, on blende. Matlock, England.
62 White crystallized fluob, upon zinc ore. Derbyshire, England.
THE DE RHAM DONATION.
13
63 Fluor- spak, crystallized in cubes of a beautiful bluish tint. From
Cumberland, England.
64 Fluok, spah, crystallized in cubes of a beautiful green. Cumberland.
65 Fluor spak, crystallized in cubes ; colorless.
66 Fluor spae, incrusted with crystals of carbonate of lime.
67 Veined fluor, polished. Derbyshire.
68 Veined floor, called by the miners blue John.
69 Group of quartz crystals, incrusted with transparent terminated
si?^-sided prisms of heavy spar.
70, 71 Two six-sided prisms of quartz, with six-sided pyramids of a
beautiful brownish tinge.
72 PsEUDOMORPHOus QUARTZ, Sprinkled with blende. From Alston, Eng,
73 Talc. 74 Green talc. 75 Black spinelle.
76 Brown garnet : crystals with twenty trapezoidal faces.
77 Green felspar. Siberia.
78 Glassy felspar. Near Bonn.
79 Chrysoberyl. Near Saratoga-springs,
80 Beryl. Acworth, New-Hampshire.
81 Beryl (imbedded). Acworth, N. H,
82 Staueotide. Litchfield, Massachusetts,
83 Staurotide. Franconia.
84 Brucite, in carbonate of lime. Warwick, Ngw^York,
85 Onyx agate. Siberia.
86 Chrxsoprase. Baumgarten.
87 Olivine. Habichtwald.
88 Cyanite. Chesterfield.
89 Asbestus. Greenwood furnace, Orange county, New- York.
90 Gold ore. Charlotte, North-Carolina.
91 Silver ore. Siberia.
92 Muriate of silver. Siberia.
93 Copper ore. Franklin, New-Jersey.
94 Arseniate of copper, on arsenical iron, Amity, New- York.
95 Bed oxide of copper. Siberia.
96 Red oxide of copper, incrusted with green carbonate of copper and
quartz. Siberia.
97 Blue carbonate of copper. Siberia.
98 Malachite. Siberia.
99 Veins of lead ore. From the Odin mine,
100 Slickenside galena. From the Odin mine,
101 Arseniate of lead. From Caldbeck-fells, Cumberland.
102 Arsenical pyrites? incrjisting quartz crystals. Caldbeck-fells.
14 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
103 MoLYBDENA. CaHbeck-fells.
104 Uranite. Cornwall, England.
105 Oxide of tin. Cornwall.
106, 107 AxiNiTE. Cornwall,
108 Volcanic basalt. Cassel.
109 MiNEEAL CAOUTCHOUC. England.
110 Elastic bitumen. Ill Cahbonate of lead.
112 Sulphuret of ZINC and tin. .Hartz, Germany.
113 Crystallized brown oxide of iron. Cornwall.
114 Massive garnet. 115 Semiopal.
116 Porphyry, containing bfonzite.
117 Lepidolite and hubellite. Paris, Maine.
118 DrU^Y ejUARTZ.
119 Auriferous pyrites. North-Carolina.
FOSSILS,
120 Calymene senaria (folded). Hall. Trenton limestone-.
121 Head and post-abddmen of Calymene senaria, Hall. Trenton lime-
stone.
122 Cephalic shield of Trinucleus ccmceniriQus, Hall. Trenton limestone.
123 Matrix of Calymene senaria. Hall. Trenton limestone?
124 Bellerofhon bilobatus, var'. corrugatus. Hall. Trenton limestone.
125, 126, 127 ChjEtetes lycoperdon. Hall. Trenton limestone.
128 Calymene blumenbachi; (in two positions), Erongniart. Dudley,
England.
129 A Slab covered with small bivalves, fragments of crustaceans, coral-
linos, etc. From Dudley, England.
130 Post-abdomen of an Asaphus (npt described by INfurchison). Dudley.
131 Edomphalus pentangularis. From the Mountain limestone of Sem-
plough, Cumberland, England.
132 SpiRif er obtusis. From Egalsfield, Cumberland.
183 Spirifer attenuatus. From Semplough, Cumberland.
134, 135 Bivalve (G-enus Allorisma of King). From Parkhead, Cum-
berland.
136 Spirifer glaber. From the Mountain limestone of England.
137 Spirifer lynx. Mountain limestone of England.
138, 139 Orthis resupinatus. Mountain limestone of England.
140 Favosites (polished). Mountain limestone.
THE DE EHAM DONATION, 15
141 Spieifer. Mountain limestone of England.
142 AcRocTJLiA. From Oriskany sandstone.
143, 144 CouNULiTEs AECDATUS. Niagara limestone.
145 Cast of Lept^na. From Schoharie grit. •<
146 Crinoidal column. Mountain limestone of England.
147 Coralline (silicified). Corniferous limestone.
148 Encrinai, marble (polished). Derbyshire, England.
149 Encrinal marble (polished). Peak Castle, England.
150 Pecten ? From the top of one of the mountains of the Jura chain,
Switzerland.
151, 152 Calamites. Cumberland, England.
153 Calamites ? Workington, Cumberland.
154 Calamites ? Parton, Cumberland.
155 Stigmaria . Cumberland.
156, 157, 158 Lepidodendron . Cumberland.
159 Odontopteris . Parton, Cumberland.
160 Neuropteris . Somerset, England,
161 , 162 Pecopteeis mantellii. Near Whitehaven, Cumberland.
163 Odontopteris . From Whitehaven, Cumberland,
164 Sphenopteris affinis? Whitehaven.
165, 166 Sphenopteris . Whitehaven.
167 AsTEEOPHYLLiTES PARKiNSONi. PartoD, Cumberland.
168 Aster OPHYLLITES . Parton, Cumberland.
169, 170 Vertebra of the Ichthyosaurus. Lyme in Dorsetshire, Eng.
171 Left hind-paddle of the Ichthyosaurus platyodon. From the
Lias, England.
172 Eight foke-paddle of Ichthyosaurus flatyodon. From the Lias,
England.
173 CoPROLiTE. One of the sides is polished, exhibiting a fish-seale, and
the enamelled portions of fishes that remain undigested
by the Ichthyosaueus. From the Lias, England.
174 Fossil fish. Scotland.
175, 176 Fossil teeth of Ichthyosaurus. From the Blue Lias of Lyme,
Dorset, England.
177 Ammonites obtusus. From the Lias, England.
178 Ammonites nodosus? From the Lias, England.
179, 180 Ammonites. Matlock, England.
181, 182, 183 Ammonites. From the Lias, England.
184 Ammonite. From .Whitby, England.
185 186 Gryph^a incurva. Clifton, Somerset, England.
187 G-RYPH^A coLUMBA. Beds of the Tiverlane;
16 NEW-YOEK STATE COLLECTION.
188 Ammonite. From the Oolite, England.
189 Geyph^a? (13 specimens), Lias? England,
190 Shark's tooth, From the Oolite, England,
491, 192 TEREBRATir^A. From the Oolite, England,
193 IcHTHYODORULiTE (mineralized by sulpjiuret of iron). From the Lias,
England.
194 Shark's tooth (imbedded in chajk). From the Cretaceous formation,
England.
195 TuRRELiTEs cosTATiTS. Chalk marl.
196 Belemnites mucronatus, Cretaceous fprmation, Yorkshire, England.
197 ExoGYRA costata, From the Qreensand, New-Jersey,
198, 199, 200 Geyphjea mutabilis. F^^om the Greensand, New-Jersey.
201 Galerites. From the Cretaceous formation, Yorkshire, England.
202 Ananchytes ovatus. From the Cretapeous formation, Yorkshire.
203 ScuTELLA. From the Cretaceous formation, England.
204 MuREx (Fusus) contrarius, Sowerby, Given to H, C. De Rham
junior, by Prof. Sedgwick, at the Woodwardian Museum,
Cambridge, March 6, 1837. From the Redcrag, England.
205 Fusus (covered with Balan^), From the Redcrag, England.
206 Fossil wood. From Alabama.
207 Petrified vs^ood. From near Utiea.
208 Nautilus truncatu^. From the Lias of England,
209 Cast of Pleurqtomaeia, Lias, England.
210, 211 Casts of a univalve. Lias, England,
ZOOLOGICAL FRAGMENTS,
212, 218 Skull of tl^e Skunk (Mephitis arriericana).
214 Skull of the Fisher (Musiela canadensis).
215, 216 Skull of the American Sable (Mustela martes).
217 Skull of the North- American Otter (hutra canadensis).
218 Upper mandible of the Albatross, From South America,
nSHES.
ORDER PLEOTOGNATHI.
FAMILT QTJJINOpONTIEJE,
219 PipDQN piLosus (Hairy Balloonfish). New- York bay,
THE DE RHAM DONATION. 17
FAMILY OSTKACIONID^.
220 Lactophrys derhamii? Taken on the shore of Long Island. Not
described in Dekay's Zoology-.
Chahactbeistics. No orbital spines; back eleyated in the form
oi a crescent longitudinally, with two spines centrally situated on
the periphery of the crescent, and distant one-third of an inch
from each other; three spines on each side of the abdomen : length
four inches.
Should this prove to be an undescribed species, it is proposed to
name it derhamii, in honor of the late Henry C. De Eham junior.
SHELLS.
[Arranged according to the System of Lamaeok.]
CLASS ANNELIDES.
ORDER SEDENTARIA.
family seepulacea.
221, 222, 223 Serptjla vermicularis.
GLASS CIRRIPEDES.
ORDER SESSILE CIRRIPEDES.
224 TraiciNELLA bal=enarum. The Tubicinellse are found with nearly the
whole shell buried in the thick skin of the whale.
225 CoKONTJLA BALyENAElS.
226 CoRONULA BAL.ENARIS (6 Specimens), on a piece of whaleskin.
CLASS OONCHIFEEA.
ORDER C. DIMYARIA.
FAMILY CONCHACEA {marine).
227 Cythekea maculata. 229 Cythehea
228 Cytherea dione. 230 Cytherea
FAMILY CAUDIACEA.
231 Cardium . 233 Cardium .
232 Cardi0M - 234 Isocardia moltkiana.
FAMILY ARCACEA.
235 Aeca .
IS
NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
236 TTxr,^
FAMILY NAJADESi
ORDER MONOMYARIA.
237
Pinna
SQUAMOSA?
FAMILY MYTILACEA.
t*AMILY PECTINIDES.
238
Pecten
239 Pecten .
CLASS MOLLUSCA-
ORDER GASTEROPODA.
FAMILY PHYLLIDINA.
240 Chiton (5 specimens). 241 Chiton -
242 Chiton .
FAMILY EULLjIJANA.
243 Bulla ampulla.
ORDER TRAOIIBLIPODA.
FAMILY COLIMACEA.
244 Helix pomatia. England. 251 Helix . West Indies.
245 Helix aspersa(8). England. 252 Cahocolla . West Indies.
246 Helix melanotkagus. Africa. 253,254 Bulinus eosaceus. W.I.
247 Helix nemoralIs. England. 255 Bulinus eosaceus (young).
248 Helix (2). England. 256, 257 Popa . West Indies.
249 Helix — —. West Indies. 25S Aukicula . West Indies,
250 Helix . West Indies.
FAMILY LIMNEANA.
259 LiMN.a;A staonalis. 260 Planoebis coeneus.
FAMILY PEEISTOMATA.
261 Ampullaeia fasciata(3). 262 Ampullaria guinaica. W. I.
263 Paludina (2).
family neeitacea.
264 Neeitina spinosa. 269 Natica (2).
265 NeeitiIia . ' 270 Neeita pelohonta(2).
266 Natica mamilla(2). 271 Nerita v£rsicoLoe.
267 Natica ■. 272 Nerita .
268 Natica ■■ .
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FAMILY MACEOSTOMATA.
273 SiGARETus coNcAvus. 275 Haliotis canahculata,
274 Haliotis toberculata. 276 Haliotis -(5).
family TUEBINA(3EA.
277 SoLAEitfJI GRANULATDM.
278 KoTELLA (not figured or described by Kiener). Sea^ bf Tropical cli-
mates.
279 EoTELtA (Hot figured or described by Kiener).
280 RoTELLA (not figured or described by Kiener). The three preceding
species wduld be considered by Kiener as varieties of
Rotella lineolata.
281 Trochus macitlatus. 285 Margarita — -".
282 Trochus (2). 286 Planaxis ,
283 Trochus . 287 Turbo .
284 Margarita (2). 288 Turbo .
289 Turritella duflicatai Ceylon.
290 Turritella cingulata, Sowerby. Pacific ocean.
FAillLY OANALIFEilA.
291 Cerithium tuberculatum. 802 Mueex eadix(3).
292 TuRBINEtLA CORNIGER. 303 MuREX BRANDARIS(2),
293 TUKBINELLA POLYGONAi 304 MuREX PINNATUS, SwainSbUi
294 Fasciolaeia aueantiaOa? 305 Mukex elongatus.
295 Pusus MORio [varietas): 306 Mwrex erinaceus.
296 Pyrula melongena. 307 Murex calcar, Kiener.
297 Pykula cARicji. 308 Murex ceassilabeum? Gray.
298 Pyeula melongena {varietas). 309 Triton variegatum.
299 Eanella beckti, Kiener. 310 Triton succmoTuii.
300 Murex eegius(4). 311 Teiton succinctum (young
301 Mueex beassica(2). shell).
FAMILY ALAT^.
312 EosTELLARiA pEs-PELicANi(2), 317 Steombus gracilio, Sowerby.
313 Strombus lentiginosus(2). 318 Steombus gibberulus. Molucca.
314 Steombus canarium. 319 Steombus floeidus. Moluccas.
315 Steombus pugilis(2). 320 Steombus vintatus. Moluccas.
316 Steombus geanulatus, Sowerby.
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FAMILY PURPFRIFEKA.
821 Cassidakia . 332 Purpura chocolatum, Duclos.
822 Cassis testiculus(3). 333 Purpura sertum(2).
323 Cassis erinaceus. 334 Monoceros ckassilabrum.
324 Eicinula hoerida. 335 Monoceros .
825 Purpura hjsmastoma(2). 336 Dolium variegatum (jovmg)^
326 Purpura marginalba, Blain- 337 Dolium variegatum.
ville J varietal, Kiener. 838 Dolium perdix.
327 Purpura intermedia, Kiener. 339 Buccinum papillosum(7)i
828 Purpura deltoidea. 840 BucciNuk undatum(3).
329 Purpura patuLa. 341 Buccinum reticulatum.
830 Purpura textildsa (young). 342 BuccinuSi quoyii, Kiener.
331 Purpura costata, Blainville. 343 Terebra c(£rulescens(2).
FAMILY COLrMELLATA.
844 Columella mEleagris, Duclos.
345 MiTRA melon4ena. 346 Voluta Musica.
FAMILY OONVOLUTjB.
847 OviTLUM OVUM. Prom the hole pierced in the outer lip of this shell,
it was undoubtedly worn by a native female of one of
the South Sea islands as an ear ornament.
348 CypRiEA NUCLEUS. Pacific ocean. 368 Oliva angulata.
349 Cyprjea tigris(3). 369 Oliva sayit(3).
350 CypRjEA mauritiana. 870 Oliva episcopalis.
351 CspRiEA histr1o(2). 371 Oliva peruviana.
852 CiTPR-aEA TALPAi 372 Oliva dtriculus (varietas).
353 CvpRiEA ADusTA. 373 Oliva DACTyLEA(3).
354 Cypr^ea achatina. N.Hollandi 374 Oliva subitlata.
355 Cypejea luriSa. 375 Oliva reticulata.
356 CyprjEA lynx(3). 376 Oliva UTkicuLus(2).
357 Cyprjea caput-serpentis. 377 Oliva — ^.
358 Cyprjea zigzag. 878 Oliva .
359 Cyprjja caubica(4). 379 Oliva .
360 Cyprjea vitellIs. 380 Conus nebulosus.
361 Cyprjea carneola(2). 3&1 Conus mustelinus, Bruguiere.
362 Cyprjea ekosa. Indian ocean. 382 Conus achatinus, Bruguiere.
363 Cyprjea (young shell). 383 Conus ooLumba, Bruguisre.
864 Cyprjea ruvei(3). N.Holland. 384 Conus monile, Bruguiere.
365 Cypr^a xanthodon. 385 Conus terebra, Bruguiere.
366 Oliva porphyria. 386 Conus verriculum.
867 Oliva inflata(2).
THE DE RHAM DONATION, 21
RADIATA,
CLASS ECHINODEBMAT^.
387 ASTEKIAS ACTJI-EATA. 388 AsTEHIAS (G-ONIASTER of
o8& Echinus sph^ea. Agassiz).
CLASS POLYPI,
390 FtJNGIA AGAEICIFOKMIS. 394 MaDREPORA MUEICATA.
391 FuNGiA 7. 395 Mabeepoea .
892 OcuLiNA eamea. 396 Nullopoea .
393 OcuLiNA , 397 Spongja (attached to an
Arca),
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ADDED TO THE COLLECTION DUEING THE PEINTING
OF THE CATALOGUE.
1 DiDELPHUs TiRGiNiANA. American Opossum (femaje),
2 PuTOEius NovEEOEACENsis. New-York Ermine (spring plumage).
Presented by Heemam' Wendell, M.D.
3 Vuj:,PEs PULVus.
4 Hystrix hudsonius.
5 numenius longirostkis.
6 ppdiceps eubricollis.
7 Salamandra sxtbviolacea.
Red Fox (male).
North- American Porcupine (male).
Very large.
Long-billed Curlew (male).
Red-necked Grebe (male).
Yiolet-colore4 Salamander (male).
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