CATALOGUE
OF THE
CABINET OF NATURAL HISTORY
OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK,
AND OF THE
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REGENTS OF  TIE  UN:IVERSITY,1S533.
HORATIO SEYMOUR, Governor, ex officio.
SANFORD E. CHURCH, Lieutenant-Governor, ex officio.
HENRY S. RANDALL, Secretary of State, ex officio.
GERRIT Y. LANSING, Chancellor.
JOHN GREIG, Vice-Chancellor.
GULIAN C. VERPLANCK, LL.D.   JOHN V. L. PRUYN, LL.D.
JOHN K. PAIGE.                JABEZ D. HAMMOND, LL.D.
ERASTUS CORNING.              JOHN L. O'SULLIVAN.
PROSPER M. WETMORE.           ROBERT CAMPBELL.
JOHN L. GRAHAM.               Rev. SAMUEL LUCKEY, D.D.
JOHN M'LEAN.                  ROBERT G. RANKIN.
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DAVID BUEL.                   Rev. JOHN N. CAMPBELL, D.D.
JAMES S. WADSWORTH.
T. ROMEYN BECK, Secretary.
STANDING  COMMIfTTEE  OF  THE REGENTS,
SPECIALLY CHARGED WITH THE CARE OF THE STATE CABINET.
HORATIO SEYMOUR, Governor.
HENRY S. RANDALL, Secretary of State.
ERASTUS CORNING.
JOHN M'LEAN.
JAMES S. WADTOSW]ORTH..1F) -1N GtI:AIA.)  J N.OT, Curator.
JAMES HIURST, Taxidermist.








ME1MORANDTUM,
THiE 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quadrupeds and birds have been replaced by better specimens.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,
ZOOLOG({Y:
Part I. MAMMALIA                      8.          pages.
Part II. BIRDS -                           pages 15 to 28.
Parts III and iv. REPTILES AND AMPHRIBIA  -  pages 29 to 32.
BOTANY.-                                            61 pages.
MINERALOGY                                                 22 pages.
GEOLOGY                            -.                      53 pages.
PAL}EONTOLOGY-                           --                31 pages.
HISTORICAL AND ANTIQUARIAN COLLECTION -   -    28 pages.
COLLECTION OF THE LATE H. C. DE RHAM JUNIOR                21 pages.








ZOOLOGY OF NEW-YORK,
OR THE
N t V     o~: r i   ct u n a.
BY JAMES E. DE KAY.
PART I. MAMMALIA.
2




N. B. If there be a specimen of any animal named in the Collection, it is so stated
in the third column.




CLASS L. MAMMALIA.
ORDER I. QUADRIJMANA.
ORDER II MARSUPIATA.
FAMILY DIDELPHIIDE.
Latin Name.               Elnglish Name.          In the
I DIDELPHIS VIRGINIANA,     American Opossum. - o    Cabinet.
ORDER III.  CARNIVORA.
FAMILY VESPERTILIONIDAE.
2 VESPERTILIO NOVEBORACENSIS, New-York Bat (m. & f.). - Cabinet.
3 VESPERTILIO PRUINOSUS,    Hoary Bat.
4 VESPERTILIO SUBULATUS,    Little Brown Bat.  - - - Cabinet.
5 VESPERTILIO NOCTIVAGANS,  Silver-haired Bat (m. &.f.).  Cabinet.
6 VESPERTILIO CAROLINENSIS, Carolina Bat (m. f. & y.). - Cabinet.
FAMILY SORECIDfE.
7 CONDYLURA CRISTATA,       Commogn Starnose (two).  - Cabinet.
8 SCALOPS AQUATICUS,        Common Shrew Mole.  -    Cabinet.
9 SOREX DEKAYI,             Dekay's Shrew.  - -   -   Cabinet.
10 SOREX BREVICAUDUS,        Short-tailed Shrew.
11 SOREX PARVUS,             Small Shrew.
12 SOREX FORSTERI,            Forster's Shrew.
13 SOREX CAROLINENSIS,       Carolina Shrew.
14 OTIsoREX PLATYRHINUS,     Broad-nosed Shrew.




12                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
FAMILY URSIDAE.
Latin Names.              English Names.
1.5 URSUS AnTERICANUS,        Azmerican Black Bear. -  -  Cabinet.
16 PROcYON LOTOR,             Raccocn (m. & f.).   -  -  -  Cabinet.
17 GULO LUSCUS,                Wolverene.
FAMILY MUSTELIDZE.
158 MEPHITIS AMERICANA;        Skunk.-                      Cabinet.
19 MIUSTELA CANADENSIS,       Fisher.  -    -               Cabinet.
20 MUSTELA MARTES,             Americanz Sable.
21 MUSTELA PUSILLA,           Small Weasel.
22 MUSTELA FTTSCA,             Brown Weasel.  -  -  - -.23 PuTORIus  NOVEBORACENSIS, New- York Ermine (m. & f.).  Cabinet.
24 PUTORIUS VISON,            Mink. -Cabinet.
FAMILY LUTRID2E.
20 LUTRA CANADENSIS,          North-American Otte. - -  Cabinet.
FAMILY CANID2E.
26 CANIS rFAMILIARIS,         Domestic Dodg (domesticated).
27 LUPus OCCIDENTALIS,         Conmmon American Wolf.
28 VULPES FULVUS,              Red Fox. -                    abinet.
29 VULPES VIRGINIANUS,         Grey Fo. -  - - -            Cabinet.
FAMILY FELIDAE.
30 FELIS CONCOLOR,            Northern Panther (2 m.n& f.). Cabinet.
31 LYNCUS BOREALIS,            Northern Lynx. - - -  -  Cabinet.
32 LYNCus  RUFUS,             Wildcat, or Bay Lynx. -  - Cabinet.
FAMILY PHOCIDIE.
33 PHOCA CONCOLOR,            American Seal.  - -  - -  Cabinet.
34 STEMHIATOPUS CRISTATUS,   Hooded Seal.
ORDER IV. RODENTIA.
FAMILY SCIURIDA.
35 SCIURUS LEUCOTIS,          Little Grey Squirrel.  -  -  Cabinet.
36 SCIURus VULPINUS,          Fox Squirrel (mn. & f.). - -  Cabinet.
37 ScIuRus  NIGER,            Black Squirrel.  -  -  -  -  Cabinet.
38 SCIURvS HUDSONICUS,         Red Squirrel (m. & f.). - -  Cabinet.
39 SCIURUS STRIATUS,          Striped Squirrel. -  - -  - 
40 PTEROMIY'S VOLUCELLA,  Small American Flying Squirrel
(m. & f.). Cabinet.




MAMMALIA.                           13
FAMILY ARCTOMID.ZE.
Latin Names.             English Names.
41 AUCTOMYS MONAX,            Woodchuck (m. & f.).   - -  Cabinet.
FAMILY GERBILLIDAIE.
42 MERIONES AMERICANUS,      Deer Mouse (f.). - -   -   Cabinet.
FAMILY CASTORIDIE.
43 CASTOR FIBER,             Beaver. -         -          Cabinet.
44 F1BER ZIBErTHICUS,         Musquash (2 m. & f.).  -    Cabinet.
FAMILY HYSTRICIDIE.
45 HYSTRIX HUDSONIUS,        North-American Porcupine(f.). Cabinet.
FAMILY MURIDAZ.
46 MUS DECUDIANUS,          Brown Rat (introduced. m. & f.). Cabinet.
47 Mus RATTUS,               Black Rat (introduced).
48 Mus AMERICANUS,            American Black Rat.  - - Cabinet.
49 Mus MrUSCULUS,             Common Mouse (m. & f.).  -  Cabinet.
50 MUS LEUCOPUS,             Jumping Mouse (f.). - - - Cabinet.'
51 ARVICOLA RIPARIUS,         Marsh Meadow Mouse.
52 ARVICOLA RUFESCENS,        Tawny Mleadow Mouse. - - Cabinet.
53 ARVICOLA HIRSUTUS,        Beaver Field Mouse.   - -  Cabinet.
54 ARVICOLA ONEIDA,           Oneida Meadow Mouse.
55 ARtvICOLA ALBO-RUFESCENS, Light-colored Meadow Mouse.
56 ARVICOLA XAN THOGNATHUS, IYellow-cheeked Meadow Mouse.
FAMILY LEPORIDhiE.
57 LEPUS NANUS,               American Gray Rabbit (two). Cabinet.
58 LEPUS AMERICANUS,         Northern Hare.  - - - -  Cabinet.
ORDER V. EDENTATA.
ORDER VI. UNGULATA.
FAMILY ELEPHANTIDAE.
59 ELEPHAS PRIMIGENIUS,       Fossil Elephant.
60 ELEPHAS ANMERICANUS,       American Elephant (fossil).
61 MASTODON MAXIMUS,          Great Mastodon (fossil).




14                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
FAMILY SUIDAE.
Latin Names.                English Names.
62 Svs SCROFA, vat. DOMESTICUS, Common Hog (introduced).
FAMILY EQUIDfE.
63 EQUUS CABALLUS,             Horse (introduced).
64 EQUus A SINUS,              Ass (introduced).
65 Equus MAJOR,                Fossil Horse.
FAMILY BOVIDAE.
66 Bos TAURUS,                 Common Ox (introduced).
FAMILY CAPRID]E.
67 OvIS ARIES,                 Domnestic Sheep (introduced).
FAMILY CERVID2E.
68 CERVUS VIRGINIANUS,         American Deer.  - -          Cabinet.
96 CERVUS ALCES,               Moose. -                     Cabinet.
70 ELAPHUS CANADENSIS,        American Stag, or Elk (horns). Cabinet.
71 ELAPHUS AMERICANUS,         Fossil Stag.
72 RANGIFER TARANDUS,          Reindeer (extirpated?).
ORDER VII. CETACEA.
FAMILY MANATID1E.
FAMILY BALAE NIDA3E.
73 BALENA MYSTICETUS,          Right Whale.
74 PHYSETER MACROCEPHALUS,  Sperm Whale.
75 IRORQUALUS ROSTRATUS,       Beaked Rorqmal.
76 BRoRquALUS BOREALIS,        Northern Rorqual.
FAMILY DELPHINID.E.
77 GLOBICEPHALUS MELAS,        Social Whale.
78 PHOCAENA COMMUNIS,          Common Porpoise.
79 PHOC:ENA ORCA,              Gramnpus.
80,DELmHINUS DELPHIS,         Sea Porpoise.
CASTOROIDES OHIOENSIS, Fossil Beaver (cast of skull & lower jaw).' Cabinet.
* DE KAY, in his Zoology of New-York, describes the Fossil Beaver as extralirnital. The original specimen from which the casts in the collection were taken
was found near Clyde in Wayne county, NT. York. We therefore place the Fossil
Beaver in the catalogue of the New-York MViammalia.




ZOOLOGY OF NEW-YORK,
OR THE
BY JAMES E. DE KAY.
PART II, BIRDS.








ZCLASS OLOG BIRDS.
CLASS IL  BIRDS.
ORDER I.  ACCIPITRES.
FAMILY VULTURIDE.
Latin Name.               English Name.             In the
i CATHARTES AUR A,          Turkey Buzzard.. - - -
FAMILY FALCONID2E.
2 AQUILA CHRYSAETOS,        Golden Eagle.   - - - - Cabinet.
3 HALIAETOS LEUCOCEPHALUS, Brown or Bald Eagle (m. & 2 f.).
Cabinet.
4 PANDION CAROLINENSIS,     American Fish Hawk. - - Cabinet.
5 BUTEO SANCTI-JOHANNIS,  Rough-legged Buzzard (m. & f.). Cabinet.
6 BUTEO BOREALIS,           Red-tailed Buzzard (m. & f.). Cabinet.
7 BUTEO HYEMALIS,           Red-shouldered Buzzard.  - Cabinet.
8 BUTEO PENNSYLVANICU$, Broad-winged Buzzard (m. & ~.). Cabinet.
9 NAUCLERUS FURCATUS,       Swallow-tailed Hawk, - -
10 FALCO ANATUM,             Duck Hawk (m. & f.).  - - Cabinet.
11 FALCO COLUMBARIUS,         Pigeon Hawk.  - - - - Cabinet.
12 FALCO SPARVERIUS,      American Sparrowhlawk (m. & f.). Cabinet.
13 ASTUR FUSCUS,             Slate-colored Hawk (m. & f.). Cabinet.
14 ASTUR COOPERI,            Cooper's Hawk.  - - - - Cabinet.
15 ASTUR ATRICAPILLUS,       American Goshawk (m. & f.). Cabinet.
16 CIRCUS ULIGINOSUS,        Marsh Harrier.  -   P  (Cabinet.
3




-18               NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
FAMILY STRIGID2E.
Latin Names.               English Names.
17 SU NIA uUNEREA,           Hiawk Owl. -Cabinet.
18 SURNIA NYCTEA,            Snowy Owl (m. & f.).  - - Cabinet.
19 BUBO VIRGINIANUS,         Great Horned Owl (m. & f.). Cabinet.
20 BUBO ASIO,                Little Screechowl (m. f. & y,). Cabinet,
21 SYrNIuM CI'NEREUM,        Great Grey Owl (m. & f.). - Cabinet.
22 OTUS AMERICANUS,          Long-Eared Owl (mn. & 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. & L.). - - Cabinet.
26 STRIX PRATINCOLA,         American Barn Owl.  - -  Cabinet.
ORDER II.  PASSERES.
FAMILY CAPRIMULGIDIE.
27 CAPRIMIULGIUS VOCIFERUS,    Whippoorwill.   -      - - Cabinet.
28 CHORDEILEs AMERICANUS,   Nighthawk.-                   Cabinet.
FAMILY HIRUNDINIDI)E.
~29 CuHETURA PELASGIA,        Chimney Swallow (n, & f.),  Cabinet.
30 IERUNDO PURPUREA,         Purple Martin (m. & f.).  - Cabinet.
31 HIRUNDO BICOLOR,           White-bellied Swallow. -  - Cabinet.
32 HIRUNDo RIPARIA,          Bank Swallow.  - -           Cabinet.
33 HIRUNDO RUFA,             Barn Swallow,  - -    - Cabinet.
34 HIRUNDO FULVA,            Cliff Swallow (m. & f.), - - Cabinet.
FAMILY AMPELID2E.
35 BOBMBYCILLA GARR'ULA,     Black-throated Waxwing'.  Cabinet.
36 BOMBYCILLA CAROLINENSIS,  Cedarbird (m. & f.). - -    Cabinet.
FAMILY ALCEDINID2E.
37 ALCEDO ALCYON,            Belted Kingfisher (two).  P Cabinet.
FAMILY TROCHILIDIE.
38 TROCHILUS COLUBRIS, Red-throated Hummingbird (mr. & f.). Cabinet.




BIRDS.                            19
FAMILY CERTHIDZE.
Latin Names.               English Names.
39 SITTA CAROLINENSIS,        White-breasted Nuthatch. - Cabinet.
40 SITTA CANADENSIS,          Red-bellied Nuthatch (m. & f.). Cabinet.
41 CERTHIA AMERICANA,         Brownr Creeper (f.). - - -  Cabinet.
42 [NNIOTILTA VARIA,     Varied Creeping Warbler (m. & f.). Cabinet.
43 TROGLODYTES JEDON,         House Wren (three). -  - - Cabinet.
44 TROGLODYTES AIiERICANUS,  Wood Wren.  - 
45 TROGLODYTES LUDOVICIANUS, Mocking Wren (11. & f.).  - Cabinet.
46 TROGLODYTES PALUSTRIS,   Mar/lsh Wren (1. & f.).  -   C- abinet.
47 TROGLODYTES HYEMALIS,    Winter Wren (m. & f.). - -  Cabinet.
48 TROGLODYTES BREVIROSTRIS, Short billed Wren.  - -  -  Cabinet.
FAMILY PARIDJE.
49 PARUS BICOLOR,             Crested Tit. -              Cabinet.
50 PARUS ATRICAPILLUS,         Black-cap Tit.    - - - -  Cabinet.
51 PARUS CAROLINENSIS,        Carolina Tit. -  -   -      Cabinet.
FAMILY SYLVIADJE.
52 REGULUS SATRAPA,           Golden-crested Kinglet. - - Cabinet.
53 REGULUS CALENDULA,         Ruby-cr owned Kinglet. - - Cabinet.
54 SIALIA WILSONI,            Bluebird (m. & f.).  - - - Cabinet.
FAMILY MERULIDXE.
55 ORPHEUS POLYGLOTTUS,       Common Mockingbird. - - Cabinet.
56 O)RPHEUS RUFUS,            Brown, Thrush (m. & f.).  -  Cabinet.
57 ORPHEUS CAROLINENSIS,      Catbird (m. & f.).   - - -  Cabinet.
58 MERULA MIGRATORIA,         Amgerican. Robin (m. & f. and an
albino). Cabinet.
59 MERvLA BIUSTELINA,         Wood Thrush (m. & f.). - - Cabinet.
60 MERULA SOLITARIA,          Hermit Thrush. -             Cabinet.
61 MERULA OLIVACEA,           Olive-backed Thrush.   - - Cabinet.
62 MERULA WILSONI,            Wilson's Thrush (f.).  - - Cabinet.
FAMILY MOTACILLID2E.
63 ANTHUS LUDOVICIANUS,       American Titlark (f.).  - - Cabinet.
64 SEIURUS NOVEBORACENSIS,   New-York Water TZrush (Cm. & f.).
Cabinet.
65 SEIURUS AUROCAPILLUS,      Ovenbird. -      - - -    Cabinet.




A20               NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
FAMILY SYLVICOLID2E.
Latin Names.               English Names.
66 TRICHAS MARILANDICA,       Yellowthroat (m. & f.). - - Cabinet.
67 TRICHAS PHILADELPHIA,      Mourning Wa'blebe. -  - -
68 VERMIVORA PENNSYLVANICA, Worm-eating W/arber. -    Cabinet.
69 VErMIVORA SWAINSONI,;Whistling Warbler.
70 VERMIrIVOEA SOLITARIA,    Blue-winged lVWar~bler (m. & f.). Cabinet.
71 VERMIVORA CHRYSOPTERPA,  Golden- winged Warbler.  - Cabinet.
72 VERMrIVORA PEREGRINA,     Tennessee Warbler. -
73 VERMIVORA RUBRICAPILLA,  Nashville Warbler. - -    Cabinet.
74 VERMnIVORA CELATA,    Orange-crowned Warbler (m. & f.). Cabinet.
75 SYLVICOLA CORONATA,        Myrtlebird.   -   - -        Cabinet.
76 SYLVICOLA RUFICAPILLA,    Redpoll Warbler (m. & f.). - Cabinet.
77 SYLVICOLA MACULOSA,        Spotted Wlarbler. - - - - Cabinet.
78 SYLVICOLA PARDALINA,  Spotted Canada Warbler (m. & f.). Cabinet.
79 SYLVICOLA CERULEA,         Blue-grey Warbler. - - -   C -binet.
80 SYLVICOLA BLACKBURNIA,     Blackburnian Warbler. -
81 SYLVICOLA CASTANEA,        Bay-breasted Warbler (f.). - Cabinet.
82 SYLVICOLA STRIATA,         Blackpoll Warbler. - - - Cabinet.
83 SYLVICOLA DISCOLOR,        Prairie Warbler.   - - -  Cabinet.
84 SYLVICOLA AMERICANA;   Blue Yellow-backed Warbler (f.). Cabinet.
85 SYLVICOLA CANADENSIS,      Black-throatcd Blue Wrarbler. Cabinet.
86 SYLVICOLA -ESTIVA,         Summer Yellowbird (m. & f.). Cabinet.
87 SYLVICOLA VIRENS, Black-throated Green Warbler (m. & f.). Cabinet.
88 SYLVICOLA PINUS,           Pine Warbler (m. & f.).   - Cabinet.
89 SYLVICOLA ICTEROCEPHALA,  Chesnut-sided Warbler.  -   Cabinet.
90 SYLVICOLA PARUS,           Hemlock Warbler.  -    -
91 SYLVICOLA MARITIMA,        Cape-May Warbler. - - -  Cabinet.
92 SYLVICOLA FORMvOSA,        Kentucky Wltarbler. - -    Cabinet.
93 WILSONIA MITRATA,          Hooded Warbler (m. & f.). -  Cabinet.
94 WILSONIA PUSILLA, Green Black-capped Warbler (im. & f.). Cabinet.




BIRDS.                            21
FAMILY MUSCICAPID.E.
Latin Names.               English Names.
95 CuLIcIvoRnA CIERULEA,      Blue-grey Gnatcatcher. - - Cabinet.
96 MIUSCICAPA RUTICILLA,     American Redstart (m. & f.).  Cabinet.
97 MUSCICAPA ACADICA,   Small Green-crested Flycatcher (f.). Cabinet.
98 MUSCICAPA FLAVIVENTRIS,   Yellow-bellied Flycatcher. -
99 MUSCICAPA VIRENS,          Wood Pewee (f.). - - - - Cabinet.
100 MUSCICAPA FUSCA,           Phobebird.     - - - -   Cabinet.
101 TYRANNus   INTREPIDUS,    Kingbird (m. & f.).   - - - Cabinet.
102 TYRAINNUS COOPERI,         Olive-sided Kingbird (f.). - Cabinet.
103 TYRANNUS CRINITUS,         Great-crested King'bird.   - Cabinet.
FAMILY VIREONIDIE.
104 VIREO FLAVIFRONS,        Yellow-throated Greenlet (three). Cabinet.
105 VIREO SOLITARIUS,          Solitary Greenlet.  - - - Cabinet.
106 VIREO NOVEBORACENSIS,      White-eyed Greenlet (mi. & f.). Cabinet.
107 VIREO G-ILVUS,             Warbling Greenlet. - -      Cabinet.
108 VIREO OLIVACEUS,           Red-eyed Greenlet (m. & f:).  Cabinet.
109 ICTERIA VIRIDIS,           Yellow-breasted Chat (m. & f:). Cabinet.
FAMILY LANIDhiE.
110 LANIUJS SEPTENTRIONALIS,  Northern Butcherbird (m. & f.). Cabinet.
FAMILY CORVID]E.
111 GARRULUS CRISTATUS,        Blue Jay (in. & f.). -       Cabinet.
112 GARRULUS CANADENSIS,       Canada Jay. 
113 PICA CAUDATA,              Magpie. -                    Cabinet.
114 Corvus ANERICANUS,         Common Crow (m. & f.).   - Cabinet.
115 Convvs coRAX,              Raven. -              -      Cabinet.
116 CORVUS OSSIFRAGUs,         Fish Crow. -                 Cabinet.
FAMILY QUISCALIDE.
117 QUISCALUS VERSICOLOR, Common Crow Blackbird (m. & f.). Cabinet.
118 QUISCALUS FERRUGINEUS,  Rusty Crow Blackbird (m. & f.). Cabinet,
119 STURNELLA LUDOVICIANUS,  Meadow Lark (m. & f.).   - Cabinet.
120 ICTERUS BALTIMORE,         Golden Oriole (m. & f.)).  - Cabinet.
1)11 ICTERUS SPURIUS,          Orchard Oriole (m. & f.).    Cabinet.




22                NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Names.             English Names.
122 ICTERUS PHaiNICEUS,        Red-winged Oriole (m. & f.). Cabinet.
123 MOLOTHRUS PEcORIS,         Cow Bunting (m. & f.). - - Cabinet.
124 DOLICHONYX ORYZIVORUS,   Boblink (1m. & f.).   - - - Cabinet.
FAMILY FRINGILLID2E.
125 CoccoBoRus CERJuLEUS,     Blue Grosbeak. 
126 COccOBORUs LUDOVICIANUS, Rose-breasted Grosbeak (m. & f.). Cabinet.
127 STRUTHUS HYEMALIS,        Snowbird. -  -               Cabinet~
128 FRINGILLA ILIACA,          Fox-colored Sparrow (m. & f.). Cabinet.
129 FRINGILLA MELODIA,         Song' Sparrow.  - - -    Cabinet.
130 FRINGILLA. GRAMINEA,      Bay-winged Sparrow (m. & f.). Cabinet.
131 FRINGILLA PENNSYLVANICA, White-throated Sparrow (m. & f.). Cab.
132 FRINGILLA LEUCOPHRYS,    White- crowned Sparrow.  - Cabinet,
133 EMBERIZA AMERICANA,        Black-throated Bunzting, (m. & f.). Cab.
134 EMBERIzA PASSERINA,        Yellow-winged Bunting (m. & f.). Cab.
135 EMBERIZA HENSLOWI,         Varied Bunting. -  - -  Cabinet.
136 EMBERIZA PUSILLA,          Field Bunting (m. & f.).  - Cabinet.
137 EMBERIZA SOCIALIS,         Chipbird. -     -           Cabinet.
138 EMBEIrIZA CANADENSIS,      Tree Bunting (m. & f.).     Cabinet.
139 EMBERIZA SAVANA,           Savannah Bunting (m. & f.). Cabinet.
140 EMBERIZA LINCOLNI,         Blue-striped Bunting.
141 AMMODRAMUS MARITIMUS,   Seaside Finch.   - - -    Cabinet.
142 AMMODRAMUS CAUDACUTUS, Quailhead (m. & f.). -   -   Cabinet.
143 AMMODRAMUS PALUSTRIS,   Swamnp Finch (m. & f.). -    Cabinet.
144 CARDUELIS TRISTIS,         Yellowbird, or American Goldfinch
(three). Cabinet.
145 CARDUELIS PINUS,          Pine Finch (m. & f.).  - - Cabinet146 LINARIA MINOR,            Lesser Redpoll (m. & f.).  - Cabinet.
147 LINARIA BOREALIS,         Mealy Redpoll.
148 ERYTHROSPIZA PURPUREA,   Crested Purple Finch (f.). - Cabinet.
149 PITYLUS CARDINALIS,        Cardinal Grosbeak (m. & f.).  Cabinet.
150 PIPILO ERYTHROPHTITHALMUS, Chewink, or Ground Robin (two). Cab.
151 SPIZA CYANEA,              Indigobird (m. & f.).    - Cabinet.
152 PYRANGA IESTIVA,           Redbird.  - -   - -         Cabinet.




BIRDS.                           23
Latin Names.             English Names.
153 PYRANGA RUBRA,           Black-winged Redbird (m. & f.). Cabinet.
154 PLECTROPHANES LAPPONICUS, Lapland Snowbird (m. & f.).  Cabinet.
155 PLECTROPHANES NIVALIS,    Thite Snowbird. - - - - Cabinet.
156 ALAUDA CORNUTA,           Horned Lark (m. & f.). - - Cabinet.
157 CORYTHUS ENUCLEATOR,      Pine Bulfinch (three).  - - Cabinet.
158 LOXTA AMERICANA,          American Crossbill (m. & f.). Cabinet.
159 LoxIA LEUCOPTERA,       White-winged Crossbill (m. & f.). Cabinet.
FAMILY, PICIDZE.
160 PICUS PILEATUS,            Crested Woodpecker (m. & f.). Cabinet.
161 PIcus ERYTHROCEPHALUS, Red-headed Woodpecker (in. & f.). Cabinet.
162 PICus VILLOSUS,           Hairy Woodpecker. - - -   Cabinet.
163 PICUs PUBESCENS,           Downy Woodpecker. - - - Cabinet.
164 PIcus VARBUS,         Yellow-bellied Woodpecker (m. & f.). Cabinet.
165 PICus CAROLINUS,          Red-bellied Woodpecker.   -  Cabinet.
166 PICUs  ARCTICUS,          Arctic Woodpecker. - - - Cabinet.
167 PICUs IIIRSUTUS,           Banded Woodpecker.
168 PIcus AURATUS, Golden-winged Woodpecker, or Clape (two). Cabinet.
FAMILY CUCULIDIE,
169 CoccYzvs AMERICANUS,       Yellow-bellied Cuckoo.  - - Cabinet.
170 CoccYzus ERYTHROPHTHALMTUS, Black-billed Cuckoo (m. & f.). Cab.
FAMILY COLUMBID2E.
171 ECTOPISTES MIGRATORIA,    Wild Pigeon (n. & f.). - - Cabinet.
172 ECTOPISTES CAROLINENSIS,  Carolina Turtle Dove. -
ORDER II,   GALLINIE.
FAMILY PHASIANID)E.
173 MELEAGRIS GALLOPAVO,       Wild Turkey.-               Cabinet.
FAMILY TETRAONIDIE.
174 ORTYX VIRGINIANA,      Quail (m. & f., and a circle of five). Cabinet.
175 TETRAO UMBELLUS,          Buffed Grouse (m. f. & y.). - Cabinet.
176 TETRAO CUPIDO,            Pinnated Grouse (in. & f.). - Cabinet.
177 TETRAO CANADENSIS,         Spotted Grouse (m. & f.).  - Cabinet.




24                NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
ORDER IV.  GRALLZE.
FAMILY CHARADRIDAE.
Latin Names.             English Names.
178 CHARADRIUS SEMIPALBIATUS, Ameerican Ring Plover (m. & f.). Cab.
179 CHARADRIUS MELODTUS,      Piping Plover.  - - - - Cabinet.
180 CHARADRIUS WILSONIUS,   1T'ilson's Plover. - -   -   Cabinet.
181 CIARADRIUS VOCIFERUS,   Ilildeer Plover (mi. & f.).  - Cabinet.
182 CHAnADRIUS VIRGINIACUS,   Golden Plover (m. & f.).  - Cabinet.
183 SQUATAROLA HELVETICA,    Whistling Plover.  - - - Cabinet.
184 STREPSILAS INTERPRES,     Turnstone (m. & f.).     - Cabinet.
185 I-TiEMATOPUS PALLIATUS,    American Oystercatcher (m. & f.). Cab.
FAMILY GRUID2E.
186 GRus AMERICANA,           American Crane.
187 ARDEA HIERODIAS,          Great Blue Heron (m. & f.).  Cabinet.
188 ARDEA LEUCE,              Great White Heron.
189 ARDEA CANDIDISSIA,        White-crested Heron (nm. & f.). Cabinet.
190 ARDEA C ERULEA,            Blue Heron (m. & f.).  -   Cabinet,
191 ARDEA LUDOVICIANA,        Louisiana Heron.        - -  -
192 ARDEA VIRESCENS,          Green Heron.   -   -        Cabinet.
193 ARDEA EXILIS,             Small Bittern.   -          Cabinet.
194 ARDEA MINOR,              American Bittern.  - - - Cabinet.
195 ARDEA DISCORS,    Black-crowned Night Heron (m. & f.). Cabinet.
196 ARDEA VIOLACEA,   Yellow-crowned Night Heron (m. & f.). Cabinet.
FAMILY TANTALIDIE.
197 IBIS ALBA,                White Ibis.
198 IBIS MEXICANUS,           Glossy Ibis (m. & f.).   - - Cabinet.
FAMILY SCOLOPACIDIE.
199 NUMENIUS LONGIROSTRIS,   Long-billed Curlew. --   - Cabinet,
200 NUMENIUS IHUDSONICUS,     Jack Curlew (m. & f.). - - Cabinet.
201 NITmENIUS BOREALIS,       Small Esquimaux Curlew. - Cabinet.
202 HEMIPALMA EIMANTOPUS,   Long-legged Sandpiper.  - Cabinet.
203 HETEROPODA SEMIPALMATA, Semipalmated Sandpiper. - Cabinet.




BTRDS.                           25
Latin Names.              English Names.
204 TRINGA XARITIMA,          Purple Sandpiper (f). - - Cabinet.
205 TRINGA RUFESCENS,         Buff-breasted Sandpiper.  - Cabinet.
206 TRINGA SUBARQUATA,       KCurlew Sandpiper (m. & f.).  Cabinet.
207 TRINQA CINCLUS,           Black-breasted Sandpiper. -
208 TRINGA SCHINZI,          $Scinz's Sandpiper (m. & f.). Cabinet
209 TRINGA PECTORALIS,        Pectoral Sandpiper. - - - Cabinet.
210 TRINGA CANUTUS,           Red-breasted Sandpiper (m. & f.). Cab.
211 TRINGA PUSILLA,           Wilson's Sandpiper (in. & f.). Cabinet.
212 CALEDRIS ARENARIA,        Sanderling (nm. & f.).  - - Cabinet.
213 TOTANUS MACULARIUS,       Spotted Sandlark (m. & f.).  Cabinet.
214 TOTANUS BARTRAMIUS,       Grey Plover. - - - - - Cabinet.
215 TOTANUS FLAVIPES,         Yellowlegs,   -   -   - - Cabinet.
216 TOTANUS CHLOROPYGIUS,    Solitary Tatler (f.). - - - Cabinet.
217 TOTANUS NELANOLEUCUS,   Varied Tatler (m. & f.). - - Cabinet.
218 TOTANUS SEMIPALMATU$,   1Willet.  -  - - - Cabinet.
219 LIMOSA FEDOA,             Marlin (m. & f.). - - - - Cabinet.
220 LIosSA HUDSONICA,         Ring-tailed Marlin (m. & f.). Cabinet.
221 SCOLOPAX NOVEBORACENSIS, Dowitchee. -.        Cabinet.
222 SCOLOPAX WInSONI,      Common American Snipe (m. & f.), Cabinet.
223 RUSTICOLA MINOR,          American Woodcock. -    - Cabinet.
FAMILY RALLIDXE.
224 RALLUS CREPITANS,         Saltwater Meadow-hen (three). Cabinet
225 RALLUS ]LEGANS,           Freshwater Meadow-hen.  - Cabinet.
226 RALLu S VIRGINIANUS,      Mudhen.                  - Cabinet.
227 ORTYGOMETRA CAROLINA,   Sora Rail. -             -    Cabinet.
228 ORTYGOMETRA NOVEBORACENSIS, New-York Rail.            Cabinet.
229 GALLINULA GALEATA,        Florida Gallinule (m. & f.).  Cabinet.
FAMILY RECURVIROSTRIDAE.
230 HIMANTOPUS NIGRICOLLIS,   Lawyer. -Cabinet
231 RECURVIROSTRA AMERICANA, American Avoset.             Cabinet.
4




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FAMILY PHALAROPODID2E.
Latin Names.              English Names.
232 PHALAROP'US FUIICARIUS,   Red Phalarope,
233 LOBIPES HYPERBOREUS,    Hyperborean Lobefoot (m. & f.). Cabine*Q
234 HOLOPODIUS WILSONI,        Wilson's Holopode.
ORDER V.  LOBIPEDES.
FAMILY PODICIPID2E.
-235 FULICA AMERICANA,        American Coot (m. & f.).  - Cabinetq
236 PODICEPS CORNUTUS,        Horned Grebe.           - - Cabinet.
237 PoDICEPS CRISTATUS,        Crested Grebe. -    -    - Cabinet.
2,38 PODICEPS RUBRICOLLIS,    Red-necked Gree.  - - -
239 HYDROKA CAROLINENSIS,     Dipper (three).  -    - - Cabinet.
ORDER VI. NATATORES.
FAMILY ALCID2E.
240 URIA GRYLLE,              Black Guillemot. -   Cabinet.
241 URIA TROIL],              Foolish Guillemot.           Cabinet.
242 MERGULUS ALLE,             Sea Dove. -          -      Cabinet.
243 MoRMON ARCTICUS,           Arctic Puffin.              Cabinet.
244 ALCN TORDA,               Razorbill (three).           Cabinet.
FAMILY COLYMBIDE.
245 COLYMBUS GLACIALIS,       Great Loon, or Diver.  - - Cabinet.
246 COLYMBUS SEPTENTRIONALIS, Red-throated Loon (m. & f.).  Cabinet.
FAMILY PROCELLARID2E.
247 PUFFINUS CINEREUS,        Large Shearwater.  - - - Cabinet.
248 PUFFINUS OBSCURUS,        Little Shearwater.  - - - Cabinet.
249 TRALASSIDROMA WILSONI,   Wilson's Petrel.     - -    Cabinet.
250 THALASSIDROMA LEACHI,    Fork-tailed Petrel. - - - Cabinet.
FAMILY PELECANID2E.
251 PTIALACRACORAX CARBO,    Cormorant.252 PHALACRACORAX DILOPHUS, Double-crested Cormorant (two). Cab.
253 PELECANUS FUSCUS,         Brown Pelican.      - - - Cabinet.
254 SULA AMERICANA,            ARmerican Gannet.   - - -   abinet.




BIRDSB                          2 
FAMILY LARID.E,
Latin Names.            English Names.
255 RHYNCHOPS NIGRA,         Black Skimmer (m. & f.). - Cabinet.
256 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. & f.).    - Cabinet,
260 STERNA ARCTICA'          Arctic Tern.
261 STERNA CANTIACA',         Sandwich Tern.
262 STERNA DOUGALLI,         Roseate Tern.
263 STERNA ARGENTEA,          Silvery Tern (m. & f.).   -   Cabinet.
264 LARUS ARG'ENTATUS,       Winter Gull (1 & y.)-  -    Cabinet.
265 LARUS XARINUS,           Great Black-backed Gull  - Cabinet.
266 LARUhS ZONORRHYNCHUS,    Common American Gull (2 old
and 3 young). Cabinet.
267 LARUs ATRICILLA,         Laughing Gull (three). - - Cabinet.
268 LARUS BONAPARTII,        Bonaparte's Gull (im. & f.).  Cabinet.
269 LARUS SABINI,            Fork-tailed Gull.    -  
270 LARUS TRIDACTYLUS,       Kittiwake, or Three-toed Gull.
271 LESTRIS BUFFONI,         Arctic Hawk Gull.  -   
272 LESTRIS RICHARDSONII,   Richardson's Hawk Gull (three). Cabinet.
273 LESTRIS POMARINUS,       Pornarine 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 MERGUS CUCULLATUS,       Hooded Sheldrake (m. & f.).  Cabinet.
277 FULIGULA VALISNERIA,     Canvasback (m. & f.).  - - Cabinet.
278 FULIGULA ERYTIIROCEPHALA, Redhead.  -  - -           Cabinet.
279 FULIGULA MARILA,         Broadbill. -  —. Cabinet.
280 FULIGULA MINOR,          Creek Broadbill   -  Cabinet.
281 FULIGULA RUFITORQUES,    Bastard Broadbill.    - - Cabinet.
282 FULIGULA LABRADORA,      Pied Duck (f.).             Cabinet.
283 FULIGULA RT1BIDA,        Ruddy Duck (m. & f.). -  Cabinet.




28                 NEWTYORK STATE COLLECTIONd
Latin iNames.              English Names.
284 FULIGULA GLACIALIS,       Oldwife, or Squaw Duck (four). Cabinet8
285 FULIGULA ALBEOLA,          Buffle-headed Duck. -   -   Cabinetd
286 FULIGULA CLANGULAY          Whistler.                   Cabinet,
287 FULIGULA HISTRIONICA,      Harlequin Duck. -   -   -  Cabinet,
288 FULIGULA MOLLISSIMA,       Eider Duck (m. & f.).  -    Cabinet,
289 FULIGULA SPECTABILIS,      King Duck.  - - -    - Cabinet.
290 FULIGULA PERSPICILLATA,    Surf Duck or Cootd,    - -  Cabinet,
291 FULIGULA AMERICANA,        Broad-billed Coot.  -  - - Cabinet,
292 FULIGIULA FUSCA,           White-winged Coot  -.. Cabinet,
293 ANAS SPONSA,               Wood Duck (m. & L).  * - Cabinet,
294 ANAS DISCORs,              Blue-winged Teal (m. & f.).  Cabineto
295 ANAS GAROLINENSIS~,        Green-winged Teal (three). - Cabinetd
296 ANAS ACUTA,                Pintail Duck (m, & f.). - -  Cabinet.
297 ANAS CLYPEATA,           Shoveller, or Spoonbill (m. & f.). Cabinet,
298 ANAS STREPERA,            Grey Duck, or Gadwall.  - Cabinet,
299 ANAS OBSCURA,              Black Duck.  -.-.         Cabinet.
300 ANAS AMERICANA,            American Widgeofnu or Baldpate. Cab.
301 ANAS PENELOPEr             European Widgeon.
302 ANAS BOSCHAS,              Mallard (m. & f.).    - -  Cabinet,
303 ANSER CANADBNSIS,          Wild Goose.  - -          - Cabinet.
304 ANSER ALBIFRONS,           White-fronted Goose.   -.   --
305 ANSER HYPERBOREUS,         Snow Goose.  --           - Cabinetd
306 ANSER BERNICLA,            Brant. -    -           -   Cabinet.
307 ANSER HUTCHINSI,           Hutchins's Goose.
308 CYGNUS AMERICANUS,         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 extra-limital by Dr. DiE
KAY (See his Birds of New-York, p. 264)




ZOOLOGY OF NEW-YORK,
OR THE
N  eW tu-  or             n  ta.
BY JAMES E. DE KAY.
PARTS III & IV. REPTILES AND AMPHIBIA,








ZOOLOGY,
CLASS III. REPTILES,
ORDER I.  TESTUDINATA,
FAMILY CHELONIDAE.
Latin Name.              English Name.             In the
I CHELONIA MYDAS,           Green Turtle.
2 SPHARGIS CORIACEA,        Leather Turtle,
3 TRIONYX FEROX,            Soft-shelled Turtle,
4 CHELONURA SERPENTINA,    Snapping Turtle (m. f. & eggs). Cabinet.
5 EMyS PALUSTRIS,           Saltwater Terrapin.
6 EMYs TERRAPIN,            Smooth Terrapin (2 shells).   Cabinet.
7 EYrs PICTA,               Painted Tortoise (m. & f.). - Cabinet.
8 EMYS GUTTATA,             Spotted Tortoise (m. & f,).. Cabinet.
9 EMYS INSCUILPTA,          Wood Terrapin (m. & f.).  - Cabinet.
10 EMYS RUBRIVENTRIS,        Red-bellied Terrapin.
11 EMYs MUHLENBERGII,       Miuhlenberg's Tortoise.
12 EMYs GEOGRAPHICA,         Geographic Tortoise.
13 EMYs PSE.UDOGEOGRAPHICA, Pseudogeographic Tortoise.
14 KINOSTEMON PENNSYLVANICUM, Mud Tortoise.
15 STERNOTHmRUS ODORATUS,  Musk Tortoise (in alcohol). - Cabinet.
16 CISTUDA CAROLINA,         Common Box Tortoise (m. & f.). Cabinet.
17 CISTUDA BLANDINGII,      Blanding's Box Tortoise.




32                NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
ORDER II. SAURIA.
FAMILY SCINCIDJE.
Latin Names.              English Names.
18 SCINCUS FASCIATUS,        Blue-tailed Skink.
FAMILY AGAMIDAE.
19 TROPIDOLEPIS UNDULATUS,  Brown Swift (in alcohol).  - Cabinet,
ORDER III.  OPHIDIA.
FAMILY COLUBEfRID2E.
20 COLUBER CONSTRICTOR,      Black Snake (2 in alcohol). - Cabinet,
21 COLUBER ALLEGHANIENSTS,  Pilot Blacksnake (in alcohol).  Cabinet,
22 COLUBER GETULUS,          Chain Snake (in alcohol).   - Cabinet,
23 COLUBER EXIMIUS,          Milk Snake (4 in alcohol).  - Cabinet.
24 COLUBER PUNCTATUS,       BRing Snake (in alcohol). - - Cabinet.
25 COLUBER VERNALIS,    Grass Snake (one, and 1 in alcohol). Cabinet,
26 TROPIDONOTUS SIPEDON,     Water Snake (in alcohol).  - Cabinet.
27 TROPIDONOTUS TJENIA,      Striped Snake (one, and I in ale.). Cab.
28 TROPIDONOTUS LEBERTS,    Yellow-bellied Snake (in alcohol). Cabinet,
29 TROPIDONOTUS DEKAYI, Small B?rown Snake (one, & 1 in alc.). Cab.
30 LEPTOPH1S SAURITA,        Ribbon Snake (one, & 1 in ale.). Cabinet.
31 CALAMARIA AM(ENA,         Red Snake.
32 HETERODON PLATYRRHINOS, Hog-nosed Snake. - - - - Cabinet.
FAMILY CROTALID}E.
33 TRIGONOCEPHALUS CONTORTRIX, Copperhead.
34 CROTALUS DURISSUS,        Northern Rattlesnake (m. & f.,
and 2 in alcohol and 4 young). Cabinet.
35 CROTALOPITORUS TERGEMINUS (Say). Triple-spotted Rattlesnake. Cab.
(See Annual Report of 1858.)




ZOOLOGY.
CLASS IV. AMPHIBIA.
FAMILY RANIDE.
Latin Name.               English Name.            In the
1 RANA PIPIENS,             Bulfrog (2 in alcohol),   - - Cabinet.
2 RANA HORICONENSIS,        Large Northern Bulfrog (two,
and 2 in alcohol). Cabinet.
3 RANA FONTINALIS,          Spring Frog (in alcohol).  - Cabinet.
4 RANA PALUSTRIS,           Marsh Frog (in alcohol). - - Cabinet.
5 RANA HALECINA,             Shad Frog (two, and 1 in ale.). Cabinet.
6 RANA SYLVATICA,            Wood Frog (one, and 2 in ale.), Cabinet.
7 SCAPHIOPUS SOLITARIUS,    Hermit Spadefoot.
8 Buro AMERICANUS,          Common American Toad (one,
and 2 in alcohol). Cabinet.
9 HYLODEs PICKERINGI,       Pickering's Hylodes.
10 HYLODES GRYLLUS,          Cricket Hylodes.
11 HYLA VERSICOLOR,  Northern Tree-toad (one, and 2 in ale.). Cabinet.
12 HYLA SQUIRELLA,            Squirrel Tree-toad (two).   - Cabinet.
FAMILY SALAMANDRIDIE.
13 SALAMANDRA SYMMETRICA, Yellow-bellied Salamander (m. & f.). Cab,
14 SALAMANDRA SUBVIOLACEA, Violet-colored Salamander (one,
and 1 in alcohol). Cabinet,
15 SALAMANDRA ERYTHRONOTA, Red-backed Salamander (m. & f,). Cab.
16 SALAMANDRA PICTA,         Painted Salamander (in alcohol). Cab,
17 SALAMANDRA SALDIONEA,    Salmon-colored Salamander.




34               NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Names.            English Names.
18 SAILAMANDRA FASCIATA,    Blotched Salamander.
19 SALAMANDRA LONGICAUDA,  Long-tailed Salamander.
20 SALAMANDRA GRANULATA,   Granulated Salamander.
21 SALAMANDRA BILINEATA,    Striped-backed Salamander. -  --
22 SALAMANDRA RUBRA,        Bed Salamander (m. & f.). - Cabinet9
23 SALAMANDRA COCCINEA,     Scarlet Salamander.
24 SALAMANDRA GLUTINOSA,   Blue-spotted Salamander.
25 TRITON TIGRINUS,         Tiger Triton.
26 TRITON MILLEPUNCTATUS,   Crimson-spotted Triton (m. & f.). Cab.
27 TRITON NIGER,            Dusky Triton.
28 TRITON PORPHYRITICUS,    Grey-spotted Triton (m. & f.). Cabinet.
FAMILY SIRENIDAE.
29 NENOBRANCHUS LATERALIS,  Banded Proteus.
FAMILY AMPHIUMIDAE.
30 MENOPONA ALLEGHANIENSIS, Allegany Hellbender.
31 PLETHODON (CINEREUS (Baird).                        Cabinet.
32 HEMIDACTYLUX SCUTATUM (Baird)..            Cabinet,




ZOOLOGY OF NEW-YORK,
OR THE
Xw-_~otk fauna.
BY JAMES E. DE KAY.
PART Ve. FISHES.








BOTANY OF NEW-YORKI
OR THE
Ne w-  ok Isf lora
BY JOHN TORREY.
DIVISION I, PH2ENOGAMOUS PLANTS,








BOTANY.
DIVISION I. PIHENOGAMOUS PLANTS.
CLASS I. EXOGENOUS PLANTS.
1Vol. 1.]         ORDER I. RANUNCULACEAE.
Latin Name.            English Name.               In the
1 CLEMATIS OCHROLEUCA, Silky Virgin's-bower (3 specimens). Cabinet.
2 C(LEIMATIS VIRGINIANA,     Virginian Virgin's-bower(3). Cabinet.
3 CLEMATIS VERTICILLARIS, Whorl-leaved Virgin's-bower(3). Cabinet.
4 ANEMONE NEMOROSA,           Wood Anemone(6).  - - - Cabinet.
5 ANEMONE CYLINDRICA,  Cylindrical-headed Windflower(4). Cabinet.
6 ANEMONE VIRGINIANA,         Thimbleweed(3).   - - - Cabinet.
7 ANEMONE MULTIFIDA,          Cut-leaved Windfiower.
8 ANEMONE PENNSYLVANICA,  Pennsylvanian Windflower(2). Cabinet.
9 HEPATICA TRILOBA,           Common Liverleaf(6). - - Cabinet.
10 RANUNCULUS AQUATILIS,       Water Crowfoot(3).   - - Cabinet.
11 RANUNCULUS FLAMMULA,        Spearwort(2).  - - - - Cabinet.
12 RANUNCULUS REPTANS,         Least Spearwort(7).  - - Cabinet.
13 RANUNCULUS PUSILLUS,        Small-flowered Crowfoot(3). Cabinet.
14 RANUNCULUS CYMBALARIA,    Sea Crowfoot(5).  - - - Cabinet.
15 RANUNCULUS ABORTIVUS,       Kidney-leaved Crowfoot(2).  Cabinet.
16 RANUNCULUS SCELERATUS,    Celery-leaved Crowfoot(2).  Cabinet.
17:RANUNCULUS PURSHII?        Pursh's Crowfoot(2).   -   Cabinet.
18 RANUNCULUS ACRIS,           Tall Crowfoot(2).  -.  - Cabinet.




4                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION6
Latin Names.                English Names.
19 RANUNCULUS REPENS,         Creeping Crowfoot(5)    - Cabinetd
20 IRANUNCULUS FASCICULARIS,   Bunch-rooted Crowfoot(3).  Cabinet.
21 RANUNCULUS PENNSYLVANICUS, Pennsylvanian Crowfoot(2). Cabinet,
22 R.ANUNCULUS RECURVATUS,   Sanicle-leaved Crowvfoot(2).  Cabinet.
23 RANUNCULUS BULBOSUS,       Buttercups(). - - - - Cabinet,
24 CALTHA PALUSTRIS,          Common Marsh-marigold(3). Cabinet.
25 TROLLIUS LAXUS,            American Globeflower(3). - Cabinet.
26 COPTIS TRIFOLIA,           Common Goldthread(4). - Cabinet.
27 HELLEBORUS VIRIDIS,        Green Hellebore(2).   - - Cabinet.
28 AQUiLEGIA CANADENSIS,      Canadian Columbine(2). - Cabinet.
29 DELPHINIUM CONSOLIDA,      Common Larkspur(1). -    Cabinet.
30 ACONITUIn UNCINATUM,       American Monkshood(1). - Cabinet.
31 ACTjEA RUBRA,              Red Cohosh(4). - - - - Cabinet,
32 ACTEA. ALBA,               White Cohosh(3).  - - - Cabinet,
33 CINICIFUGA RACEAIOSA,   Blacksnakeroot, or Rattleweed(4). Cabinet,
34 THALICT:RUM DIOICUM,       Early Meadowrue(3). - - Cabinet.
35 THALICTRUM CORNUTI,        Commnon Meadowrue(5).  - Cabinet.
36 THALICTRUM ANEIMONOIDES,   Rue Anemone(8).  - - - Cabinet.
37 ZANTHORRHIZA APIIFOLIA,    Pearly-leaved Yellowroot(1). Cabinet.
38 HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS,      Canadian Yellowroot(3). - Cabinet.
Vol. 2.]           ORDER II. MAGNOLIACE3E..39 MAGNOLIA GLAUCA,   Common Magnolia, or Sweet Bay(3). Cabinet.
40 MAGNOLIA ACUIINATA,        Cucumber-tree(2).          C -   Cabinet.
41 LIRIODENDRON TULIPIFERA,   Tulip Poplar(2).  - - - Cabinet.
ORDER III. ANONACEAE.
42 UVJARIA TRILOBA,           Papaw(2).    - - - -   Cabinet.
ORDER IV. MENISPERMACEEA.
43 MENISPERMUN CANADENSE,   Canadian Moonseed(3).        Cabinet.
ORDER V. BERBERIDACEYE.
44 BERBERIS VULGARIS,         Barberry(3). -             Cabinet.
45 LEONTICE THALICTROIDES, Blue Cohosh, or Pappoose-root(4). Cabinet.




PLANTS.                             5
Latin Names.              English Names.
46 JEFFERSONIA DIPHr LLA,    Rheumatism-root(3). -         Cabinet.
47 PODOPHYLLUM PELTATUnM   Mayapple, or Mandrake(1). - Cabinet.
ORDER VI. CABOMBACEAE.
48 BRASENIA PELTATA,         T;Vatershield(2).   -.    e  Cabinet.
ORDER VII. NELUMBIACEA4,~
49 NELUMBIUM LUTEUM,         Great Yellow V1Vaterlily.
ORDER VIII. NYMPHAEACEAE.
50 NYMPH-A ODORATA,          Great White Waterlily(3). -  Cabinet.
51 NUPtIAR LUTEA,        Small-Jlowered Yellow Pondlily(4). Cabinet.
52 NUPEAR ADVENA,            Common Yellow Pondlily(3).  Cabinet.
ORDER IX. SARRACENIACE.ZE.
53 SARRACENIA PURPUREA,    Common SidesaddleJfower(3).  Cabinet.
ORDER X. PAPAVERACEIE.
54 SANGIJINARIA CANADENSIS, Bloodroot(5). -Cabinet.
55 CHELIDONIUM BAJUS,        Common Celandine(2).  -    Cabinet.
ORDER XI. FUMARIACEIE.
56 DICENTRA CUCULLARIA,    Dutchman's-breeches(2),   -   Cabinet.
57 DICENTRA CANADENSIS,      Squirrel-corn(4).             Cabinet.
58 DICENTRA EXIM.IA,         Choice Dicentra(2).           Cabinet.
59 ADLUMIA CIRRHOSA,         Climbing Fumitory(1). -      Cabinet.
60 CORYDALLS AUREA,          Golden Corydalis(3). - - -    Cabinet.
61 CORYDALIS GLAUCA,         Glaucous Corydalis(3).  - -  Cabinet.
62 FUMARIA OFFICINALIS,      Common Fumitory(2).           Cabinet.
Vol. 3.]            ORDER XII. CRUCIFERAE.
63 NASTURTIUM FALUSTRE,    Marsh Cress(4).  - - - - Cabinet.
64 NASTURTIUM HISPIDUM,    Hispid Cress(3).  -  - - -  Cabinet.
65 NASTURTIUM NATANS,        Floating Cress(2).   - - - Cabinet.
66 BARBAREA VULGARIS,        Scurvygrass(3).  - - - - Cabinet.
67 TURRITIS STRICTA,         Straight Tower-mustard.
68 ARABIS HIRSUTA,           Hairy Wallcress.
69 ARABIS DENTATA,           Toothed Wallcress(1),   Cabinet,




6                  NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Names.              English Names.
70 ARABIS LYRATA,            Lyre-leaved Wallcress(2).  -  Cabinet.
71 ARABIS LEMVIGATA,         Smooth Wallcress(2).    - -   Cabinet.
72 ARABIS CANADENSIS,        Sicklepod(5).  -             Cabinet.
73 CARDADMINE RHOMBOIDEA,  Spring Cress(8).  - -    - Cabinet.
74 CARDAMINE PRATENSIS,    Bittercress, or Cuckooflower(3). Cabinet.
75 CARDAMINE HIRSUTA,        Watercress(6). -Cabinet.
76 DENTARIA LACINIATA,       Common Toothwort(4).  - -  Cabinet.
77 I)DENTARIA DIPHYLLA,      Pepper-root(4). -            Cabinet.
78 DENTARIA MAXIMA,          Large Toothwort.
79 SISYMBRIUM OFFICINALE,   Common Hedge-mnustard(2). -  Cabinet.
80 SIsYiMBRIUM THALIANUM,   Mousear Cress(3). - - - - Cabinet.
81 ERYSIMUM CHEIRANTHOIDES, Treacle Mustard(3). - - -  Cabinet.
82 SINAPIS NIGRA,            Black Mustard.
83 SINAPIS ARVENSIS,         Wild Mustard, or Charlock(2). Cabinet.
84 DRABA ARABISANS,          Arabis-like Whitlowgrass(5).  Cabinet.
85 DRABA CAROLINIANA,        Carolina Whitlowgrass(2). -  Cabinet.
86 DRABA VERNA,              Common Whitlowgrass(3).  - Cabinet.
87 CAMELINA SATIVA,          Common Gold-of-pleasure.
88 THLASPI ARVENSE,          Mithridate Mustard.
89 LEPIDIUM CAMPESTRE,       Mithridate Pepperwort(3). - Cabinet.
90 LEPIDIUMr VIRGINICUM,     Wild Peppergrass(3).. - Cabinet.
91 CAPSELLA BURSA-PASTORIS, Common Shepherdsparse(1). -  Cabinet.
92 CAKILE MARITIMA,          Sea Rocket(2). - - - - -  Cabinet.
93 RAPHANUS RAPHANISTRUM, Wild Radish(2).  - - - -  Cabinet.
Vol. 4.]         ORDER XIII. CAPPARIDACEAE.
94 POLANISIA GRAVEOLENS,   Heavy-scented Polanisia(2). ~ Cabinet.
ORDER XIV. VIOLACEAE.
95 VIOLA PEDATA,             Pedate Violet(4). - - - - Cabinet.
96 VIOLA PALMATA,            Palmate Violet(3).      -    Cabinet.
97 VIOLA CUCULLATA,          Hood-leaved Violet(2).  - -  Cabinet.
98 VIOLA SELKIRKII,          Selkirk's Violet.
99 V~TO!A SAGJTTATA,         Arrow.leaved Violet(7).  - -  Cabinet.




PLANTS.
Latin Names.               English Names.
100 VIOLA ROTUNDIFOLIA,       Round-leaved Violet(5). - -  Cabinet.
101 VIOLA BLANDA,             Sweetscented White Violet(5).  Cabinet.
102 VIOLA PRIMULIEFOLIA,      Primrose-leaved Violet.
103 VIOLA LANCEOLATA,         Lance-leaved Violet(6).  - -  Cabinet.
104 VIOLA STRIATA,            Striated Violet(1). -         Cabinet.
105 VIOLA BIUHLENBERGIL,      Muahlenberg's Violet(6). - - Cabinet.
106 VIOLA ROSTRATA,           Long-spurred Violet(4). - - Cabinet.
107 VIOLA PUBESCENS,          Yellow Violet(3). - - -  - Cabinet.
108 VIOLA CANADENSIS,         Canadian Violet(2).  -   -   Cabinet.
109 VIOLA TRICOLOR,           Pansey, or Heartsease(3).   - Cabinet.
110 SOLEA CONCOLOR,           Green-flowered Solea(l). - - Cabinet.
ORDER XV. CISTACEE.
111 HELIANTHEMUM CANADENSE, Frostweed(9). -                  a b -  Cabinet.
112 LECHEA MAJOR,             Larger Lechea(4). - - - - Cabinet.
113 LECIIEA THYMIFOLIA,       Thyme-leaved Lechea(2).    -  Cabinet.
114 LECHEA MINOR,             Pinweed(7). - - - -      - Cabinet.
115 HUDSONIA ERICOIDES,       Heath-like Hudsonia(l). -  -  Cabinet.
116 IUDSONIA TOMBENTOSA,      Woolly Hudsonia(4).           Cabinet.
ORDER XVI. DROSERACE2E.
117 DROSERA ROTUNDIFOLIA,   Round-leaved Sundew(4).   -  Cabinet.
118 DROSERA LONGIFOLIA,       Long-leaved Sundew(4). - - Cabinet.
119 DROSERA FILIFORMgIS,      Thread-leaved Sundevw(3).  -  Cabinet.
120 PARNASSIA CAROLINIANA,  Carolina Grass-of-Parnassus(3). Cabinet.
ORDER XVII,  HYPERICACEBE.
121 AscyRtum STANS,           Upright St. Peter's-wort(1).   Cabinet.
122 HYPERICUM PYRAMIIDiCUM, Giant St. John's-wort
123 HYPERICUM KALBMIANUM,   Kalm's St. John's-wort(2).  -  Cabinet.
124 HYPERICUBM PERFORATUM,  Common St. John's-zwort(2), -  Cabinet.
125 HYPERICUM CORYMBOSUM,  Corymbed St. John's-wort(3).  Cabinet.
126 HYPERICUM ELLIPTICUM,  Elliptical-leaved St. John's-wort(4). Cab.
127 HYPERICUM MUTILUM,   Small-fowered St. John's-wort(2). Cabinet.




8                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin NanmeF.            English Names.
128 HIT'ERICUM CANADENSE,   Canadian St. John's-wort(4).  Cabinet.
129 IHYPERICUM   SAROTHRA,    Gr'oundpine, or Nitweed(5). - Cabinet.
130 ELODEA VImGINICA,         Virginian Elodea(3). - --  Cabinet.
ORDER XVIIId ELATINACEiEA
131 ELATINE AMERICANA,       Amertican Waterwort(4). - - Cabinet.
Vol. 5.]        ORDER XIX. CARYOPHYLLACEIE.
132 HONCKENYA PEPLOIDES,    Common Sea Chickweed(3). -  Cabinet.
133 SAGINA PROCUMBE:NS,      Procumebent Pearlwor't(7).  - Cabinet.
134 SAGINA APETALA,          Apetalous Pearlwort(10).   - Cabinet.
135 ARENARIA SERPYLLIFOLIA,  Thyme-leaved Sandwort(5). - Cabinet
136 ARENARIA SQUARROSA,       Squarrose Sandwor-t(5). - - Cabinet.
137 ARENARIA STRICTA,         Upright Sandwort(5).   - -  Cabinet.
138 ARENARIA GRENLANDICA,  Gr'eenland Sandwort(3). -.  Cabinet.
139  IOCEHRINGIA LATERIFLORA, Lateral-flowered Maehringia(5). Cabinet.
140 STELLARIA MEDIA,          Commnnon Chickweed(2).  - - Cabinet.
141 STELLARIA LONGIFOLIA,    Long-leaved Stitchwort(2). - Cabinet.
142 STELLARIA BOREALIS,      Noirthern Stitchwort(5). - - Cabinet.
143 CERASTIUiM VULGATUM,    Common Mousear Chzickweed(1).Cabinet.
144 CERASTIUM VISCOSUMi       Viscous Mousear Chickweed(3). Cabinet.
145 CERASTIUDM ARVENSE,       Field Chickweed(3).  - -  - Cabinet.
146 CERASTIU1M OBLONGIFOLIUM, Oblong-leaved Chickweed.
147 CERASTIUM NUTANS,:Nodding Chickweed(3).  - - Cabinet.
148 SILENE STELLATA,         Four-leaved Campion(4). -    Cabinet.
149 SILENE ANTIRRHINA,        Snapdragon Catchfly(2). - - Cabinet.
150 SILENE NOCTIFLORA,       Night-flowering Catchfly(l).   Cabinet.
151 SILENE PENNSYLVANICA,    Wild Pink(3). - - - - -  Cabinet.
152 SILENE VIRGINICA,         Virginian Catchfly(1).  - - Cabinet.
153 LYCHNIS GITHAGO,         Rose Campion, or Corncockle(2).Cabinet.
154 SAPONARIA OFFICINALIS, Common Soapwort, or Bouncing-Bet(2).Cab.
155 SAPONARIA VACCARIA,       Perfoliate Soapwort.
156 MOLLUGO VERTICILLATA,   Carpetweed(3). - - - - - Cabinet.




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ORDER XX. ILLECEBRACEAE.
Latin Names.               Engtlish Names.
157 ANYCHIA DICHOTOMA,        Common Forked Chickweed(4). Cabinet.
158 SPERGULA ARVENSIS,        Corn Spurry, or Tare(3).  -  Cabinet.
159 SPERGULA RUBRA,           Red-flowered Spurry(6). - - Cabinet.
160 SCLERANTHUS ANNUUS,       Common Knawel(2). - - -  Cabinet.
Vol. 6.]         ORDER XXI. PORTULACACELE.
161 PORTULACA OLERACEA,       Common Purselane(l).  - - Cabinet.
162 CLAYTONIA VIRGINICA,      Narrow-leaved Spring-beauty(6). Cab.
163 CLAYTONIA CAROLINIANA,  Broad-leaved Spring-beauty(6). Cabinet.
ORDER XXII. MALVACEiE.
164 MALVA ROTUNDIFOLIA,       Dwaff or Running Mallow(l). Cabinet.
165 MALVA SYLVESTRIS,         High Mallow.
166 ALTHIEA OFFICINALIS,      Common Marshmallow.
167 ABUTILON AVICENNZJ,       Velvetleaf(l).  - - -        Cabinet.
168 SIDA SPINOSA,             Prickly Sida(l).  - - - - Cabinet.
1.69 HIBISCUS VIRGINICUS,     Sweating-weed(l). - - - -  Cabinet.
170 HIBISCUS MOSCHEUTOS,      Mallowrose(l). - -      - Cabinet.
171 HIBISCUS TRIONUMI,        Venetian Mallow(l). - -  - Cabinet.
ORDER XXIII. TILIACE.E,
172 TILIA AMERICANA,          Basswood(2).  - -  - Cabinet.
ORDER XXIV. LINACEIE.
173 LINUM VIRGINIANUM,        Wild Flax(5). -  -            Cabinet.
174 LINUM USITATISSIMIJUI,    Common Flax.
ORDER XXV. GERANIACEIA
175 GERANIUM MACULATUM,    Spotted Cranesbill(2).   -  - Cabinet.
176 GERANIUM CAROLINIANUM, Carolinian Cranesbill(4). - -  Cabinet.
177 GERANIUM PUSILLUM,        Small-flowered Cranesbill(5).  Cabinet.
178 GERANIUM ROBERTIANUM,  Herb-robert(l). -        - -   Cabinet.
179 ERODIUM CICUTARIUM,       Hemlock Heronsbill(2).  - - Cabinet.




10                 NEW-YORKi  STNTE COLLECTION.
ORDER XXVI. OXALIDACE3E.
Latin Names.               English Names.
180 OXALIS ACETOSELLA,        Common Woodsorr el(5). - - Cabinet.
181 OXALIS VIOLACEA,          Violet Woodsorrel(6). - - - Cabinet.
182 OXALIS STRICTA,           Yellow Woodsorrel(4).  - -  Cabinet.
ORDER XXVII. BALSAMINACEAE.
183 IMPATIENS PALLIDA,        Touch-me-nlot, or Snapweed(1). Cabinet.
184 InPATIENS FULVA,          Balsamz-weed, or Jewel-weed(2). Cabinet.
ORDER XXVIII. LIMNANTHACEI/E.
185 FL@:3RKEA PROSERPINACOIDES, False lliermaid(3). - - - Cabinet.
ORDER XXIX. ANACARDIACEAE.
186 RHUS TYPHINA,             Stagshorrn Sumach(2).  - -  Cabinet.
187 RHUS GLABRA,              Sqmooth Sumzach(1).    -   -  Cabinet.
188 RHUS COPALLINA,           Mountain Sztmach(4). -        Cabinet.
189 RHUS VENENATA,            Poison Sumach(3). - -   -   Cabinet.
190 RHIus TOXICODENDRON,      Poisonvine, or Mercury(4). - Cabinet.
191 RHIJS ARONATICA,          Sweet-scented Sumach(2).   -  Cabinet.
ORDER XXX. XANTIIOXYLACELE.
192 ZANTHOXYLUM AMERICANUM, Common Prickly-ash(4).   -  Cabinet.
193 PTELEA TRIFOLIATA,        Swamnp Dogwood(2). - - - Cabinet.
Vol. 7.]           ORDER XXXI. ACERACEiE.
194 ACER PENNSYLVANICUM,    Striped Maple(6). - - - - Cabinet.
195 ACER SPICATUM,            Mountain Maple(1). - - - Cabinet.
196 ACER SACCHARINUM,        Sugar Maple(3).  - - - - Cabinet.
197 ACER DASYCARPUN{,         White M]aple(2).  - - - -     Cabinet.
198 ACER RUBRUIN,             Red Maple(9). -   - -  Cabinet.
ORDER XXXII. HIPPOCASTANACE}E.
199 AESCULUS HIPPOCASTANTUM, Common Horse-chesnut(l).  - Cabinet.
ORDER XXXIII. CELASTRACEAK.
200 STAPHYLEA TRIFOLIA,       American Bladdernut(4).. Cabinet.
201 CELASTRUS SCANDENS,       Bittersweet(3). -             Cabinet.
202 EuoNYM~us ATROPruruPREus, Burning-hush(2). - - - - Cabinet.
203 EUOvNYUlS ANERICANUS,   Strawberry-tree(2).  - - - Cabinet.




PLANTS.                           11
ORDER XXXIV. RHAMNACEAE.
Latin Names.              English Names.
204 RHAMNUS CATHARTICUS,    Commonoz Buckthorn.
205 RHAMINUS ALNIFOLIUS,     Alder-leaved Buckthorn(3). - Cabinet.
206 CEANOTHUS AMERICANUS,   New-Jersey Tea, or Redroot(3). Cabinet.
207 CEANOTHUS OVALIS,        Narow-leaved Ceanothus.
ORDER XXXV. VITACEAE.
208 VITIS LABRUSCA,           Fox Grape(4). -   -.        Cabinet.
209 VITIS ESTIVALIS,          Summer Grape(l).    o  Cabinet,.
210 VITIS CORDIE OLIA,       Frost Grape(3).  - - - - Cabinet.
211 VITIS RIPARIA, 5Winter Grape(l). - - - - Cabinet.
212 ABMPELoPSIS QUINQUEFOLIA, Virginian Creeper(3),   -    Cabinet.
ORDER XXXVI. POLYGALACEIE.
213 POLYGALA SANGUINEA,      Purple Milkwort(3). -         Cabinet,
214 POLYGALA CRUCIATA,       Cross-leaved Milkwort(3).   - Cabinet,
215 POLYGALA VERTICILLATA,  Whorl-leaved Milkwort(3).. Cabinet,
216 POLYGALA AIBIGUA,        Ambiguous Milkzvort(4). -    Cabinet.
217 POLYGALA SENEGA,          Seneca Snakeroot(l). - -.  Cabinet.
218 POLYGALA POLYGAIMA,      Polygamous Milkwort(3),       Cabinet.
219 POLYGALA PAUCIFOLIA,     Fringed Milkwort(3).   -. Cabinet.
Vol. 8.]        ORDER XXXVII. LEGUMINOSAAE.
220 VICIA AMERICANA,          Amneican Vetch(l).  -. - Cabinet.
221 VICIA CRACCA,             Tufted Vetch(l),  -     -   Cabinet.
222 VICIA TETRASPERMA,        Slender Vetch(2). -          Cabinet.
223 VICIA SATIVA,             Common Vetch(3), -           Cabinet.
224 ERVUM HIRSUTUM,          Hairy Tare(2).    -   -       Cabinet.
225 LATHYRUS MARITIBMUS,      Seaside Vetchling(3).   -    Cabinet.
226 LATHYRUS OCHROLEUCUS,  Cream-colored Vetchling(l). - Cabinet.
227 LATHYRUS lMYRTIFOLIUS,   Myrtle-leaved Vetchling(3). - Cabinet.
228 LATHYRUS PALUSTRIS,      Marsh Vetchling(2).    - -   Cabinet.
229 PHASEOLUS PERENNIS,      Perennial Kidneybean(2).  - Cabinet.
230 PHASEOLUS DIVERSIFOLIUS, Various-leaved Kidneybean(2). Cabinet.




12                 NEW-YOR K STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Names.              English Names.
231 PHASEOLUS HELVOLUS,       Long-stalked Kidneybean(2).  Cabinet.
232 ApIOs TUBEROSA,           Groundnut(5). -  - - - - Cabinet.
233 GALACTIA GLABELLA,        Smooth ]JIilkvine.
234 CLITORIA MARIANA,         Maryland Clitoria(3).   - - Cabinet.
235 AMPHICARPJA MONOICA,   Common Hognut(4).  - - - Cabinet.
236 IOBINIA PSEUDACACIA,      Common Locust-tr'ee(1).  - -  Cabinet.
237 TEPHROSIA VIRGINIANA,    Goat's-rue, or Catgut(2), - - Cabinet.
238 TRIFOLIUM ARVENSE,        Stone Clover(6).   - - - - Cabinet.
239 TRIFOLIUMT PRATENSE,      Red Clover(3). - -    - - Cabinet.
240 TRIFOLIUM REFLEXUM,       Buffalo Clover(1). -   - -   Cabinet,
241 TRIFOLIUM REPENS,         White Clover(2).  -   -  Cabinet.
242 TRIFoLIIuJM AGRARIUM,     Yellow Clover(1). - - - - Cabinet.
243 MELILOTUS OFFICINALIS,    Yellow Melilot(l). - - - -  Cabinet.
244 MELILOTUS LETTCANTHA,    White Melilot(3). - -  - - Cabinet.
245 MEDICAGO SATIVA,          Spanish Trefoil, or Lucern.
246 MEDICAGO LUPULINA,        Black Medick, or Nonesuch(3). Cabinet.
247 ASTRAGALUS CANADENSIS,  Canadian Milkvetch(3). - -  Cabinet.
248 PHACA NEGLECTA,           Bastard Vetch(3). - - - - Cabinet.
249 STYLOSANTHES ELATIOR,   Pencilflower(4).   -  - - - Cabinet.
Vol. 9.]
250 DESMODIUIM NUDIFLORUMI,  Naked-flowered Destmodium(3). Cabinet.
251 DESMODIUM ACUMINATUMI,  Pointed-leaved Destmodium(2). Cabinet.
252 DEsMIoDIsUM CANADENSE,    Canadian Desmodium(4).   - Cabinet.
253 DESMIIODIUMI CANESCENS,    Hoary Desmodium(2).   - - Cabinet.
254 DEsMODIUM DILLENII,       Dillenius's Desmodiumnz(3). -  Cabinet.
255 IDESMODIUM CUSPIDATUM,   Large-bracted Desmodium(3).  Cabinet.
256 DESMODIUM VIRIDIFLORUM, Velvet-leaved Desmodium(3).   Cabinet.
257 DESMODIUM MARILANDICUM, Smooth Small-leaved Desm.(2). Cabinet.
258 DESMODIUM CILIARE,        Hairy Small-leaved Desmn.(1). Cabinet.
259 DESMIoDIUM RIGIDUM,       Rigid Desmodium(1). - - - Cabinet.
260 DEsMoDIuM PANICULATUM, Panicled Desmodium(2).  -   Cabinet.
261 DESMODIUM ROTUNDIFOLIUM, Round-leaved Desmodium(1),  Cabinet.




PLANTS.                            13
Latin Names.               English Names.
262 LESPEDEZA PRoCUMBENS,   Trailing Lespedeza(2)  - - Cabinet.
263 LESPEDEZA REPENS,         Slenrder Lespedeza(2).    - - Cabinet.
264 LESPEDEZA VIOLACEA,       Bush Clover(7),   - - - -  Cabinct,
265 LESPEDEZA HI:RTA,         Hairy Lespedeza(3). - - -  Cabinet.
266 LESPEDEZA. CAPITATA,      Round-headed Lespedeza(5). - Cabinet.
267 GENISTA TINCTORIA,        Dyer's Greenweed.
268 CROTALARIA SAGITTALIS,   Small Annual Rattlebox(4). -  Cabinet,
269 LUPINUS PERENNIS,         Common Wild Lupine(l).  F  Cabinet.
270 ]BAPTISIA TINCTORIA,      Common Wild Indigo(3).   -  Cabinet.
271 BAPTI$IA AUSTRALIS,       Blue-flowered False Indigo.
272 CERcIs CANADENSIS,        American Judas-tree(l). - - Cabinet.
273 CASSIA MARILANDICA,       American Senna(2).  - - -  Cabinet.
274 CASSIA CHAM  CRISTA,      Sensitive Pea(l).  - -        Cabinet.
275 CASSIA NICTITANS,         Sensitive-plant(2). - -     -  Cabinet,
276 GYNNoLADUS CANADENSIS, Coffee-tree(1).                 Cabinet.
277 GLEDITSCHIA TRIACANTHOS, Honey Locust(4).  - -    -  Cabinet,
Vol. 10.]         ORDER XXXVIII. ROSACE2EO
278 PRUNUS AMERICANA,         Red or Yellow Plum(2). -      Cabinet,
279 PRUNUS DIARITIMA,         Beach or Sand Plum(6) - -  Cabinet.
280 CERASUS PUMILA,           Sand Cherry(2).. -,  -  Cabinet.
281 CERASUS PENNSYLVANICA,  Bird Cherry(2).                 Cabinet.
282 CERASUS VIRGINIANA,       Chokecherry(3).               Cabinet.
283 CERA SUS SEROTINA,        Wild Cher-ry(2)-              Cabinet.
284 SPIR1EA OPULIFOLIA,       Ninebark(2).         --       Cabinet,
285 SPIRIEA SALICIFOLIA,      Queenz-of-the-meadow(2). -    Cabinet.
286 SPIREA. TOMENTOSA,        Hardhack, or Steeplebush(2).  Cabinet.
287 SPIREA ARUNCUS,           Goatsbeard.
288 GILLENIA TRIFOLIATA, Indian-physic, or Bowman's-root(2). Cabinet,
289 GILLENIA STIPULACEA,      American Ipecacuanha(l).  -  Cabinet,
290 GEUM VIRGINIANUM,         Virginian Avens(2).- -     Cabinet,
291 GEUM STRICTUM,           Small-flowered Yellow Avens(1). Cabinet,
292, QGuvM  r~yLvaE,          Water Avens(2).  - - - - Cabinet,




14                NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Names.                English Names.
293 GEUM TRIFLORUi,          Three-flowered Purple Avens(2). Cabinet.
294 WALDSTEINIA FRAGARICIDES, Strawberry-like Waldsteinia(2). Cab.
295 SANGUISORBA CANADENSIS, American Great Burnet(3). - Cabinet.
296 AGRIMONIA EUPATORIA,    Common Agrimony(2).  - - Cabinet.
297 POTENTILLA NORVEGICA,   Norwegian Cinquefoil(2).  - Cabinet.
298 POTENTILLA TRIDENTATA,  Three-toothed Cinquefoil(4). - Cabinet.
299 POTFNTILLA CANADENSIS, Common Cinquefoil, or Fivefinger(2). Cab.
300 POTENTILLA ARGENTEA,    Silver-leaved Cinquefoil(l). - Cabinet.
301 POTENTILLA ARGUTA,       Close-flowoered Cinquefoil)l). - Cabinet.
302 POTENTILLA FRUTICOSA,    Shrubby Cinquefoil(3).  - - Cabinet.
303 POTENTILLA ANSERINA,    Wild Tansey, or Silverweed(5). Cabinet.
304 COMARUM PALUSTEE,       Common or Marsh Cinquefoil(1). Cabinet.
305 FRAGARIA VIRGINIANA,     Wild Strawberry(1). -.   Cabinet.
306 FRAGARIA VESCA,          Wild Strawberry(3)  - -  Cabinet.
307 DALIBARDA REPENS,        Creeping Dalibarda(4).       C - Cabinet.
308 RUBUS ODORATUJS,         Flowering Raspberry(1), - - Cabinet.
309 RUBUS TRIFLORUS,         Dwarf Raspberry(4). -  o    Cabinet.
310 RUBUS STRIGOSUS,         Red Wild Raspberry(2). - - Cabinet.
311 RUBUS OCCIDENTALIS, Black Raspberry, or Thimbleberry(3). Cabinet.
312 RUBUS VILLOSUS,          Common Blackberry(4). - - Cabinet.
313 RUBUS CANADENSIS,       Low Blackberry, or Dewberry(1). Cabinet.
314 RUBus HISPIDUS,         Running Swamp Blackberry(7). Cabinet.
315 R.UBUS CUNEIFOLIUS,      Sand Blackberry(3), - - - Cabinet.
316 RosA CAROLINA,           Swamp Rose(1).  -        -   Cabinet.
317 ROSA LUCIDA,             Dwarf Wild Rose(6).          C - - Cabinet.
318 ROSA BLANDA,             Early Wild Rose(2). - - - Cabinet.
319 ROSA RUBIGINOSA,         Sweetbriar, or Eglantine(2).  Cabinet.
320 CRATAGUS OXYCANTHA,  Hawthorn, or English Thorn(4). Cabinet.
321 CRAT.EGUS CRUS-GALLI,    Cockspur Thorn(3).    - (    Cabinet.
322 CRAT.ZGUS COCCINEA,      White Thorn(4).  - - - - Cabinet.
323 CRATjEGUS TOMENTOSA,    Black Thorn(2).  - - - - Cabinet.
324 CrATGUcvs PUNCTATA,      Common Thorn(2).   - - - Cabinet.




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Latin Names.               English Names.
325 PYRUS CORONARIA,          Crabapple(3).   -.        Cabinet.
326 PYRUS ARBUTIFOLIA,        Chokeberry(6). -  Cabinet.
327 PYRUS AMERICANA,         Mountain Ash(l). -   -   - Cabinet.
328 AMELANqHIER CANADENSIS, Common Juneberry(6),           Cabinet.
Vol. 11.]      ORDER XXXIX. MELASTOMACEfE.
329 RHEXIA VIRGINICA,       Meadow-beauty, or Deergrass(3). Cabinet.
ORDER XL. LYTHRACEAE.
330 AMMANNIA HUMILIS,        Dwarf Ammannia.
331 LYTHRUM HYSSOPIFOLIA,   Common Purple Loosestrife.
332 DECODON VERTICILLATUM,  Swamnp Willowherb(2).  - - Cabinet.
333 CUPHEA VISCOSISSIMA,      Viscid Cuphea.
ORDER XLI. ONAGRACEIE.
334 EPILOBIUM ANGUSTIFOLIUM, Rosebay Willowherb(2). - - Cabinet.
335 EPILOBIUM ALPINUM,       Alpine Willowherb(2).  - - Cabinet.
336 EPILOBIUM COLORATUM,    Purple-leaved Willowherb(2).  Cabinet.
337 EPILOBIUM MOLLE,          Soft Willowherb.
338 EPILOBIUM PALUSTRB,       Narrow-leaved Willowherb(2). Cabinet.
339 C(ENOTHERA BIENNIS,       Common Evening Primrose(2). Cabinet.
340 (ENOTHERA FRUTICOSA,    Sundrops(2).                   Cabinet.
341 (ENOTHERA LINEARIS,    Narrow-leaved Evening Primrose.
342 (ENOTHERA CHRYSANTHA, Golden-flowered Evening Primrose.
343 (ENOTHERA PUMILA,         Dwarf Evening Primrose(1).  Cabinet.
344 GAURA BIENNIS,            Biennial Gaura(3).  -        Cabinet.
345 LUDWIGIA ALTERNIFOLIA,  Seedbox(3). -                  Cabinet.
346 LUDWIGIA SPIHEROCARPA,  Round-fruited Ludwigia(1).   Cabinet.
347 LUDWIGIA PALUSTRIS,       Water Purselane(2). -       - Cabinet.
348 CIRCeEA LUTETIANA,  Common Enchanter's Nightshade(2). Cabinet.
349 CIRCNA ALPINA,            Alpine Enchanter's Nightshade.
350 PROSERPINACA PALUSTRIS,  Marsh Mermaid-zweed(4).   -  Cabinel.
351 PROSERPINACA PECTINACEA, Cuzt-leaved Mermaid-weed(3).  Cabinet.
352 MYRIOPHYLLUM SPICATUM, Spiked Water-nmilfoil.




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353 MYRIOPHYLLUM VERTICILLATUMR, Whorled Water-milfoil(1). Cabinet.
354 MIYRIOPHYLLUM HETEROPHYLLUMI, Various-leaved Water-milf.(2).Cab.
355 MYRIOPHYLLUM AMBIGUUM, Polymorphous Water-milfoil(I). Cabinet.
356 MYRIOPHYLLUM TENELLUI, Leafless Water-wzilfoil(5).,  - Cabinet.
357 HIPPURIS VULGARIS,        Commnon Marestail(2).   - - Cabinet.
ORDER XLII. CACTACEiE.
358 OPUNTIA VULGARIS, Common Indian-fig, or Prickly-pear(7). Cabinet.
ORDER XLIII. GROSSULACEiE.
359 RIBES CYNOSBATI,          Prickly Gooseberry(6).   -   Cabinet.
360 RIBES ROTUNDIFOLIUM,    Round-leaved Gooseberry(2).   Cabinet.
361 RIBES LACUSTRE,           Swamp Gooseberry(2).  - -  Cabinet.
362 RIBES FLORIDUM,           Wild Black Currant(2). - - Cabinet.
363 RImES PROSTRATUM,         Fetid Currant(2). -    - -   Cabinet.
ORDER XLIV. CUCURBITACEIE.
364 SICYos ANGULATIUS,   Common Single-seeded Cucumber(l). Cabinet.
365 ECHINOCYSTIS LOBATA,      Wild Balsamapple(2).   Cabinet.
ORDER XLVd CRASSULACEIE.
366 TILL.EA SIMPLEX,          Pigmyweed.
367 SEDUM TELtPHIOIDES,       American Orpine.
368 SEDTIM TELEPHIUM,         Liveforever(2). -Cabinet.
369 PENTHORUM SEDOIDES,       Virginian Stonecrop(l). - - Cabinet.
ORDER XLVI. SAXIFRAGACEAE.
370 SAXIFRAGA VIRGINIENSIS,   Virginian Saxifrage(l). - -  Cabinet.
371 SAXIFRAGA PENNSYLVANICA, Pennsylvanian Saxifrage(4).  Cabinet.
372 HEUCHERA AMERICANA,    Common Alumroot.
373 MITELLA DIPHYLLA,         Common Bishopscap(3). - - Cabinet.
374 MITELLA NUDA,             Stoloniferous Bishopscap(4).   Cabinet.
375 TIARELLA CORDIFOLIA,      Heart-leaved Mitrewort( 1). - Cabinet.
376 CHRYSOSPLENIUM AMERICANUM, Golden Saxifrage(8). -    Cabinet.
ORDER XLVII. HAMAMELACEAE.
377 HAMAMELIS VIRGINICA,      Witch Hazel(2).   -    Cabinet,




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Vol. 12.]       ORDER XLVIII. UMBELLIFERAE.
Latin Names.             English Names.
378 HYDROCOTYLE AMERICANA, American Marsh-pennywort(4). Cabinet.
379 HYDROCOTYLE UMBELLATA, Many-flowered Marsh-penznywort(4).Cab.
380 CRANTZIA LINEATA,        Narrow-leaved Crantzia.
381 SANICULA MARILANDICA,   Long-styled Sanicle(4).  - - Cabinet.
382 SANICULA CANADENSIS,     Canadian Sanicle(3). -          Cabinet.
383 DISCOPLEURA CAPILLACEA,  Few-rayed Discopleura(2). - Cabinet.
384 BUPLEURUM ROTUNDIFOLIUM, Thoroughwax, or Modesty(l). Cabinet.
385 CICUTA MACULATA, Water-hemlock, or Spotted Cowbane(3). Cabinet.
386 CICUTA BULU1FERA,        Bulbiferous Water-hemlock(4). Cabinet.
387 SIUM LATIFOLIUM,         Broad-leaved Water-parsnep(4).Cabinet.
388 SIUM LINEARE,           Narrow-leaved Water-parsnep(4).Cabinet.
389 CRYPTOTJENIA CANADENSIS, Common Honewort(2).   - - Cabinet.
390 ZIZIA CORDATA,           Heart-leaved Alexanders(4). - Cabinet.
391 ZIZIA AUREA,             Golden Meadow-parsnep(l). - Cabinet.
392 ZIZIA INTEGERRIMA,       Entire-leaved Zizia(2).  - - Cabinet.
393 THASPIUM A TROPURPUREUM, Purple Alexanders(l).  - - Cabinet.
394 THASPIUM AUREUM,         Golden Thaspium(3). - - - Cabinet.
395 THASPIUM BARBINODE,      Hairy-jointed Thaspium(3). - Cabinet.
396 IETHUSA CYNAPIUM,        Common Fool's Parsley(2). - Cabinet.
397 CONIOSELINIuM CANrADENSE, Canadian Conioselinum(4). - Cabinet.
398 ARCHANGELICA ATROPURPUREA, Common Angelica(7).   - Cabinet.
399 ARCHANGELICA HIRSTJTA,   Downy Angelica(3).      - - Cabinet.
400 ARCHEMORA RIGIDA,        Rigid-leaved Archemora(5). - Cabinet.
401 PASTINACA SATIVA,        Common or Wild Parsnep(3).  Cabinet.
402 HERACLEUM LANATUM,    American Cow Parsnep(5). - Cabinet.
403 DAUCUS CAROTA,           Common or Wild Carrot(2).   Cabinet.
404 OSMORHIZA LONGISTYLIS,   True Sweet Cicely(2). - - - Cabinet.
405 OSMORHIZA BREVISTYLIS,   Spurious Sweet Cicely(4).  - Cabinet.
406 CONIUM MACULAXTUM,       Common Poison Hemlock(4).   Cabinet.
407 EIGa.IA suLBosA,         BULbozs-?rooted Erigenia(4). - Cabinet,.




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Vol. 13.]         ORDER XLIX. ARALIACEE.
Latin Names.              English Names.
408 ARALIA RACEMOSA,          Spikenard(l).     - -   -   Cabinet.
409 ARALIA NUIDICAULIS,      Wild Sarsaparilla(i).   - - Cabinet.
410 ARALIA HISPIDA,          Wild Elder(l). -.. Cabinet.
411 PANAX QUINQUEFOLIUM,    Common Ginseng(4). - - - Cabinet.
412 PANAX TRIFOLMUM,         Dwarf Ginseng(4).  -   Cabinet.
ORDER L. CORNAMCEE.
413 CORNUS ALTERNIFOLIA,    Alternate-leaved Dogwood(2).  Cabinet.
414 CORNus CIRCINATA,        Round-leaved Dogwood(2). - Cabinet.
415 CORNUS STOLONIFERA,      White-berried Dogwood(2). - Cabinet.
416 CORNUS PANICULATA,       Panicled Dogwood(3).   - - Cabinet.
417 CORNUS SERICEA,          Swamp Dogwood(3). - - - Cabinet.
418 CORNUS FLORIDA,          Common Dogwood(4). -    - Cabinet.
419 CORNUs CANADENSIS,       Dwarf Dogwood(3).  - - - Cabinet.
ORDER LI. CAPRIFOLIACE.i.
420 LINNEA BOREALIS,         Two-flowered Linncea(4).   - Cabinet.
421 SYMPHORICARPUS RACEMOSA, Common Snowberry(2).  - - Cabinet.
422 SYMPHORICARPUS VULGARIS, Indian Currant(2).  - -    Cabinet.
423 LONICERA SEMPERVIRENS,  Trumpet Honeysuckle(4).   - Cabinet.
424 LONICERA GRATA,          Wild Honeysuckle.
425 LONICERA FLAVA,          Yellow Honeysuckle.
426 LONICERA HIRSUTA,        Hairy Honeysuckle(4).  - - Cabinet.
427 LONICERA PARVIFLORA,    Small-flowered Honeysuckle(5). Cabinet.
428 LONICERA CILIATA,        Fly Honeysuckle(4).  - - - Cabinet.
429 LONICERA C RULEA,        Hairy Fly Honeysuckle(1). - Cabinet.
430 LONICERA OBLONGIFOLIA,   Long-stalked Honeysuckle(1).  Cabinet.
431 D)IERVILLA TRIFIDA,      Common Bushz Honeysuckle(1). Cabinet.
432 TRIOSTEUM PERFOLIATUM,  Feverwort, or Horse Gentian(l). Cabinet.
433 SAMBICUS PUBrrENS,       Red-berried Elder(2). -      - Cabinet.
434 SABIBUCUS CANADENSIS,    Common Elder(2). -           Cabinet.
435 VIBURNUM NUDUM,          Swamp Viburnum(7). - - - (abinet.




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Latin Names.              English Names.
436 VIBURNUM PRUNIFOLIUM,   Black Haw, or Sloe(1). -    Cabinet.
437 VIBURNUM LENTAGO,        Sweet Viburnum(2). -         Cabinet.
438 VIBURNUMr DENTATUM,      Arrow-wood(3).-      - - - Cabinet.
439 VIBURNUM PUBESCENS,      Pubescent Vibu'rnum(4). -    Cabinet.
440 VIBURNUM ACERImrOLIUM,   Maple-leaved Arrow.wood(3).  Cabinet.
441 VIBURNUM PAUCIFLORUM,  Mountain Bush Cranberry(1). Cabinet.
442 VIBURNUM OPULUS,          High Cranbeir-y(2).  -      Cabinet.
443 VIBURNUM LANTANOIDES,  Hobblebush(3). -               Cabinet.
Vol. 14.]           ORDER LII. RUBIACEAE.
444 GALIUM APARINE,       Common Cleavers, or Goosegrass(1). Cabinet.
445 GALIUM TRIFIDUM,         Small Bedstrauw(9).  - - - Cabinet.
446 GALIUM ASPRELLUM,        Rough Bedstraw(2). - - - Cabinet.
447 GALIUM TRIFLORUM,        Sweetscented Bedstraw(1).  - Cabinet.
448 GALIUM PILOSUM,          Hairy Bedstra-w(3).  - - -   Cabinet.
449 GALIUM CIRCAEZANS,       Wild Liquorice(5).  - - - Cabinet.
450 GALIUM BOREALE,          Northern Bedstraw(2).  - - Cabinet.
451 CEPHALANTHUS OCCIDENTALTS, Butterbush, Pond Dog'wood(2). Cab.
452 MITCHELLA REPENS,        Partridg'eberry(3).   -   -   Cabinet.
453 HEDYOTIS CERULEA,   Common Bluets, or Dwa;f Risk(5). Cabinet.
454 HEDYOTIS CILIOLATA,      Fringed-leaved Bluets(4).  - Cabinet.
455 HEDYOTIS LONG-IFOLIA,     Long-leaved Bluets(6).  - - Cabinet.
456 HEDYOTIS GLOMERATA,    Cluster-flowered Bluets.
ORDER LIII. VALERIANACEJE.
457 VALERIANA SYLVATICA,    Tall Swamp Valerian(2).  - Cabinet.
458 FEDIA FAGOPYRUM,         Buckwheat Cornsalad(3).  - Cabinet.
ORDER LIV. DIPSACEAE.
459 DIPSACUS SYLVESTRIS,     Wild Teasel(2).       - - - - Cabinet.
Vol. 15.]           ORDER LV. COMPOSITIE.
460 VERNONIA NOVEBORACENSIS, Common Ironweed(3).       -  Cabinet.
461 LIATRIS CYLINDRACEA,     Small Buttonsnakeroot(1). - Cabinet.
462 LIATRIS SPICATA,         Tall Buttonsnakerool(1)?.  - Cabinet.




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Latin Names.             English Names.
463 LIATRIS SCARIOSA,     Large-flowered Buttonsnakeroot(4). Cabinet.
464 EUPATORIUM PURPUREUM,  Joe-Pye-weed(6).  - - -  - Cabinet.
465 EUPATORIUM LEUCOLEFIS,  White-scaled Hempweed.
466 EUPATORIUM TEUCRIFOLIUM, Germander-leaved Hempweed(2).Cabinet.
467 EUPATORITJM ROTUNDIFOLIUM, Round-leaved Hempweed.
468 EUPATORIUM SESS1LIFOLIUM, Upland Boneset(l).  - - -  Cabinet,
469 EUPATORIUM PERFOLIATUM, Boneset, or Thoroughwort(l).  Cabinet.
470 EUPATORIUM AGERATOIDES, White Snakeroot(l). - - - Cabinet.
471 EUPATORIUM AROMATLCUM, Sweetscentzed Hemnpweed(2).. Cabinet,
472 MIKANIA SCANDENS,        Common Climbing Heimpweed(3). Cabinet.
473 NARDOSMIA PALMATA,        Sweet Coltsfoot.
474 TuSSILAGO FARFARA,        Common Coltsfoot(5). - - - Cabinet.
475 SERICOCARPUS CONYZOIDES, Broad-leaved Sericocarpus(2). Cabinet.
476 SERICOCARPUS SOLIDAGINEUS, Narrow-leaved Sericocarpus(2).Cabinet,
Vol. 16.]
477 ASTER CORYMBOSUS,         Corymbed Aster(2).           Cabinet,
478 ASTER MACROPHYLLUS,    Large-leaved Aster(l).  - - Cabinet.
479 ASTER RADULA,             Rasp-leaved Aster.
480 ASTER SPECTABILIS,        Showy Aster.
481 ASTER PATENS,             Spreading Aster(2). - - -  Cabinet.
482 ASTER LJEVIS,             Smooth Blue Aster(l).  -    Cabinet.
483 ASTER UNDULATUS,          Various-leaved Aster(3). - - Cabinet.
484 ASTER CORDIFOLIUS,        Heart-leaved Aster(1).   - - Cabinet.
485 ASTER SAG1TTIFOLIUS,      Arrow-leaved Aster.
486 ASTER ERICOIDES,          Heath-like Aster.
487 ASTER MULTIFLORUS,        Many-Jlowered Aster(2). - - Cabinet,
488 ASTER DUMOSUS,            Bushy Aster(l).  - - - - Cabinet.
489 ASTER TRADESCANTI,        Tradescant's Aster(2).  - - Cabinet.
490 ASTER MISER,              Starved Aster.
491 ASTER SIMPLEX,            Willow-leaved Aster(4). - - Cabinet.
492 ASTER TENUIFOLIUS,        Slender-leaved Aster.
493 ASTER GREENIT,            Green's Aster,




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Latin Names.              English Names.
494 ASTER LAXUS,              Loosely-branched Aster.
495 ASTER ELODES,             Blue Smooth Marsh Aster(l). Cabinet.
496 ASTER FUNICEUS,           Hispid Tall Aster(5).   -  -  Cabinet.
497 ASTER PRENANTHOIDES,    Prenanthes-like Aster(l).   - Cabinet.
498 ASTER NOV- -ANGLI-E,      New-England Aster(2). - - Cabinet.
499 ASTER ACIUMINATUS,        Acuminate Aster(2).    -    Cabinet.
500 ASTER PTARMICOIDES,       Ptarmicoid Aster(2). - - - Cabinet.
501 ASTER FLEXUOSUS,          Perennial Salt-marsh Aster(l). Cabinet.
502 ASTER LINIFOLIUS,         Annual Salt-marsh Aster(3).  Cabinet.
503 DIPLOPAPP US LINARIJFOLIUS, Narrow-leaved Diplopappus(6). Cabinet.
504 DIPLOPAPPUS CORNIFOLIUS, Cornel-leaved Diplopappus(4). Cabinet.
505 DIPLOPAPPUS UMBELLATUS, Umbelled Diplopappus.
506 ERIGERON CANADENSE,       Horseweed, or Butterweed(1).  Cabinet.
507 ERIGERON BELLIDIFOLIUM, Poor Robert's Plantain(2). -  Cabinet.
508 ERIGERON PHILADELPHICUM, Philadelphia Fleabane(2).  -  Cabinet.
509 ERIGERON ANNUUM,          Sweet Scabious, Daisy, ~c.(1). Cabinet.
510 ERIGERON STRIGOSUM,       Fleabane(1).      -      - -   abinet.
Vol. 17.]
511 SOLIDAGO SQUARROSA,       Squarrose Goldenrod(l). - - Cabinet.
512 SoLIDAGO BICOLOR,         White Goldenrod(4). - - -  Cabinet.
513 SOLIDAGO LATIFOLIA,       Broad-leaved Goldenrod(4). -  Cabinet.
514 SOLIDAGO CjESIA,          Blue-stemmed Goldenrod(3).   Cabinet.
515 SOLIDAGO STRICTA,         Willow-leaved Goldenrod(4).   Cabinet.
516 SOLIDAGO VIRGA-AUREA,   European Goldenrod(3). - -  Cabinet.
517 SOLIDAGO RIGIDA,          Rigid-leaved Goldenrod(2). - Cabinet.
518 SOLIDAGO OHIOENSIS,       Ohio Goldenrod(2).   - - -  Cabinet.
519 SOLIDAGO SEMsPERVIRENS,  Salt-marsh Goldenrod(2).   -  Cabinet.
520 SOLIDAGO NEGLECTA,        Neglected Goldenrod(l).  -   Cabinet.
521 SOLIDAGO PATULA,          Spreading Goldenrod(3). - - Cabinet.
522 SOLIDAGO ArSG UTA,        Sharp-toothed Goldenrod(1).   Cabinet.
523 SOLIDAGO MUHLENBERGII,   Muhlenberg's Goldenrod(2). -  Cabinet.
624 SOLIDAGO ALTISSIMA,       Tall Hairy Goldenrod(1).  -  Cabinet,
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Latin Names.              English Names.   d
525 SOLIDAGO TrLMIFOLIA,      Elmz-leaved Goldenrod.
526 SOLIDAGO ODORA,           Sweetscented Goldenrod(2). - Cabinet.
527 SOLIDAGO NEMORALIS,       Gray Goldenrod(3).  - - - Cabinet.
528 SOLIDAGO CAINADENSIS,      Canadian Goldenrod(l). - - Cabinet.
529 SOLIDAGO SEROTINA,        Late-flowering Goldenrod(2).  Cabinet.
530 SOLIDAGO GIGANTEA,        Tall Smooth Goldenrod(l). -  Cabinet.
531 SOLIDAGO LANCEOLATA,    Bushy Goldenrod(l). - - - Cabinet.
532 SOLIDAGO TENUIFOLIA,      Slender-leaved Goldenzrod(2).  Cabinet.
533 CHRYSOPSIS FALCATA,       Sickle-leaved Chirysopsis(2). -  Cabinet.
534 CHRYSOPSIS MARIANA,       Maryland Chrysopsis(3). - -  Cabinet.
535 ]3ACCHARIS HALINIFOLIA,    Groundselbush(1). - - - -  Cabinet.
536 PLUCHEA CAMPHORATA,    Seaside Marsh-fieabane(2).       Cabinet.
537 INULA HELENIUM,           Common Elecarnpane(1). - -  Cabinet.
Vol. 18.]
538 POLYMNIA CANADENSIS,    Small-flowered Leafcup(3).    C Cabinet.
539 POLYMNIA UVEDALIA,        Large-flowered Leafcup(2). -  Cabinet.
540 SILPHIUM TRIFOLIATUM,    Ternate Silphium.
541 IVA FRUTESCENS,           Highwater-shrub(2). -         Cabinet.
542 AMBROSIA TRIFIDA,         Three-lobed Ragweed(2).       Cabinet.
543 AMBROSIA ARTEMISI FOLIA, Hogweed, or Bitterweed(l).    Cabinet.
544 XANTHIUM STRUMARIUM,   Common Cocklebur(1).             Cabinet.
545 XANTHIUM ECHINATUM,    Sea Cocklebur(2). - -            Cabinet.
546 XANTHIUM SPINOSUM,        Thorny Cocklebur(l). - - -  Cabinet.
547 HELIOPSIS LivIS,          Oxeye(l).   -                 Cabinet.
-548 RUDBECKIA HIRTA,         Large Hairy Rudbeckia(2). -  Cabinet.
549 RUDBECKITA LACINIATA,     Tall Smooth Rudbeckia(2). -  Cabinet.
550 LEPACHYS PINNATA,         Tall Lepachys(2). -.      Cabinet.
551 HELIANTHUS GIGANTEUS,   Tall Wild Sunflower(4).-        Cabinet.
552 HELIANTHUS STRUMOSUS,   Wild Sunflower(2).  -           Cabinet.
553 HELIANTHUS DECAPETALUS, Wild Sunflower(l).   -          Cabinet.
554 HELIANTHUS DIVARICATUS, Small Rough-leaved Sunflower(3).Cabinet.
555 HFLIANTRUS TUBER OSUS,  Jerusalem Artichoke(1). - -  Cabinet.




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Latin Names.              English Names,
556 ACTINOMERIS SQUARROSA,  Squarrose Actinomeris(l).  - Cabinet.
557 COREOPSIS TRICHOSPERaIA,  Tickseed Sunflower(l).  - - Cabinet.
558 COREOPSIS rOSEA,          Small Rose-colored Coreopsis(1l).Cabinet.
559 BIDENS FRONDOSA, Common Bur-marigold, or Sticktight(2).Cabinet.
560 BIDENS CONNATA,           Swamp Beggarticks(2). - - Cabinet.
561 BIDENS CERNUA,            Swamnp Beggarticks.
562 BIDENS CHRYSANTHEMOIDES, Large-Jflowered Bur-marigold(l). Cab.
563 BIDENs BECKII,            Water Marigold(2). - - - Cabinet.
564 BIDENS BIPINNATA,         Spanish-needles(2).  -  - - Cabinet.
565 HELENIUMi AUTUMNALE,    Sneezeweed(2). -      - - - Cabinet.
Vol. 19.]
566 MARIUTA COTULA,         Fetid Chamomile, or Mayweed(l). Cabinet.
567 ANTHEMIS ARVENSIS,        Wild Chamomile(l). - - - Cahinet.
568 ACHILLEA MILLEFOLIUM,    Conmmon Yarrow(l). - -    Cabinet.
569 LEUCANTHEMUn VULGARE,  Whileweed, or Daisy(2). --    Cabinet.
570 TANACETUM VTJLGARE,       Common Tansey(l).  - - -  Cabinet.
571. ARTEMISIA CANADENSIS,    Wild Wornmwood(l). - - - Cabinet.
572 ARTEMISIA CAUDATA,        Tall Biennial Wormwood(2).  Cabinet.
573 ARTEMISIA VULGARIS,       Mugwort.
574 GNAPHALIUM DECURRENS,  Decurrent Cudweed(l).  - - Cabinet.
575 GNAPHALIUM POLYCEPHALUM, Life-everlasting(2).    - - Cabinet.
576 GNAPHALIUM ULIGINOSUM,  Marsh Cudweed(2).  - -    Cabinet.
577 GNAPHALIUI. PURPUREUM,  Purple Cudweed(4).  - - - Cabinet.
578 ANTENNARIA MARIGARITACEA, Pearly Everlasting(2).   - Cabinet.
579 ANTENNARIA PLANTAGINIFOLIA, Plantain-leaved Cudweed(3).Cabinet.
580 FILAGO GERMANICA,          terba Imnpia(2).  - - - - Cabinet.
581 ERECHTITES HIERACIFOLIUS, Common *Fireweed(l). - - - Cabinet.
582 CACALIA SUAVEOLENS,       Sweetscented Indian Plantain.
583 CACALIA ATRIPLICIFOLIA,   Indian Plantain(l).  - - - Cabinet.
584 SETNECIO vULGARIs,        Common Groundsel(l).  - -  Cabinet.
585 SENECIO AUREUS,           Life-root, or Squaw-weed(7).  Cabinet,.
586 ARNICA MOLLIS,            Soft Arnica(2).   -  - -    Cabinet.




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Latin Names.               English Names.
587 CENTAUREA CYANUS,         Bluebottle, or French Pink(l).  Cabinet.
588 CARDUUS BENEDICTUS,       Comnion Blessed-thistle.
589 CIRSIUN LANCEOLATUDI,    Commnzon Thistle(l).  - -  -  Cabinet.
590 CIRSIuTJ  DISCOLOR,       Two-colored Thistle(2).  - - Cabinet.
591 C1RSIUMI MTTICU1,         Awnless Swamp Thistle(2). -  Cabinet.
592 CIRSIUM PUMIBILUM,        Pasture Thistle(2).  - - -  Cabinet.
593 CIRSIUM HORRIDULUM,       Yellow Thistle(l). - - --  Cabinet.
594 CIRSIUM ARVENSE,          Canada Thistle(2).   - - - Cabinet.
595 LAPPA MIAJOR,             Common Burdock(1). - - -  Cabinet.
Vol. 20.]
596 KIRIGIA VIRGINICA,        Common Dwarf Dandelion(4). Cabinet.
597 CYNTHIA VIRGINICA,        Virginian Cynthia(3).  - - Cabinet.
598 CICHORIUM INTYBUS,        Wild Succory, or Chicory(2).  Cabinet.
599 HIERACIUM CANADENSE,    Sharp-toothed Hawkweed(2).   Cabinet.
600 HIERAcIu-m   SCABRUM,     Rough Hawkweed(l). - - -  Cabinet.
601 HIERACIUI GRONOVII,       Gronovius's Hawkweed(2).  - Cabinet.
602 HIERACIUMI vENOSUn,       Rattlesnakeweed(1).  - - - Cabinet.
603 HIERACIUM PANICULATUM,' Panicled Hawkweed(2). -    Cabinet.
604 NABALUS ALBUS,            Lionsfoot, or White Lettuce(5). Cabinet.
605 NABALUS ALTISSIMUS,       Tall Nabalus(1).  - - -    Cabinet.
606 NABALUS FRASER1,          Gall-of-the-earth.
607 NABALUS NANUS,            Dwarf Nabalus(l).  - - -  Cabinet.
608 NABALUS BOOTTI1,          Boott's Nabalus.
609 TARAXACUNM DENS-LEONIS,  Common  Dandelion(1).  - - Cabinet.
610 LACTUCA ELONGATA,         Wild Lettuce, or Fireweed(4). Cabinet.
611 MULGEDIUN ACUMINATUM,  Sharp-leaved Mulgediuzm(2).   Cabinet.
612 MULGEDIUM  LEUCOPilETUM,  Tall Mulgedium(4). - - - Cabinet.
613 SONCHUS OLERACEUS,        Common Sowthistle(l).  - -  Cabinet.
614 SbONCHUS ASPER,           Spiny-leaved Sowthistle.
615 SONCHUS ARVENSIS,         Large-flowered Sowthistle(l).  Cabinet.




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Vol. 21.]          ORDER LVI. LOBELIACE4E.
Latin Names.               English Names.
616 LOBELIA KALMII,           Kaimn's Lobelia(S). - - - -  Cabinet.
617 LOBELIA NUTTALLII,        Nuttall's Lobelia(3). - - - Cabinet.
618 LOBELIA SPICATA,          Pale-spiked Lobelia(3).  - - Cabinet.
619 LOBELIA DORTMANNA,       Wl;ater Gladiole(3).   - - -  Cabinet.
620 LOBELIA SYPHILITICA,      Blue Cardinaljlowee(2). - -  Cabinet.
621 LOBELIA INFLATA,          Indian Tobacco(3). - - -   Cabinet.
622 LOBELIA CARDINALIS,       Cardinaljlower(3). -          Cabinet.
ORDER LVII. CAMPANULACEIE.
623 CAMPANULA ROTUNDIFOLIA, Harebell(3).-                   Cabinet.
624 CAMPANULA APARINOIDES,  Slender Swanp Bellower(3). Cabinet.
625 CAMPANULA AMERICANA,   American Bellower(2). - - Cabinet.
626 SPECULARIA PERFOLIATA,   Clasping Specularia(5). -  - Cabinet.
ORDER LVIII. ERICACEAE.
627 ARCTOSTAPIHYLOS UVA-URSI, Beaiberry(3). -               Cabinet.
628 CLETHRA ALNIFOLIA,        Common Sweet Pepperbush(3). Cabinet.
629 EPIGJEA REPEINS,          Ground Laurel(4).         -   Cabinet.
630 GAUTTERA PROCUMBENS,   Partridgeberry, or Teaberry(6).Cabinet.
631 ANDROMEDA POLYFOLIA,    Wild Rosemary(2).  -  -    Cabinet.
632 ANDROMEDA CALYCULATA,  Leatherleaf(3).  -    - -   Cabinet.
633 ANDROMEDA MARIANA,        Kill-lamb, or Stag'gerbush(3). Cabinet.
634 ANDROMEDA RACEMOSA,    Racemed Andromeda(2). - -  Cabinet.
635 ANDROMEDA LIGUSTRINA,   Privet Andromeda(2).   - - Cabinet.
636 RHODODENDRON MAXIMUM, Great Laurel(2).  - - - - Cabinet.
637 RHODODENDRON LAPPONICUMi, Procumbent Alpine Rosebay(5).Cabinet.
638 RHODODENDRON NUDIFLORUM, Upright Wild Honeysuckle(4).Cabinet.
639 RHODODENDRON VISCOSUM, White Wild Honeysuckle(3).   Cabinet.
640 IRHODODENDRON HISPIDUM, Hispid Azalea.
641 RHODODENDRON RHODORA, Rhodora(2). -    -                Cabinet.
642 KALMIA LATIFOLIA,         Calicobush(3).                Cabinet.~
643 KALMIA ANGUSTIFOLIA,    Dwa7f or Sheep Laurel(2). -  Cabinet.




26                NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Names.               English Names.
644 KALNIA GLATJCA,           Swamp Laurel(4). -   -       Cabinet.
645 LEDUM PALUSTRE,           Labrador-tea(3).             Cabinet.
646 VACCI1NIvM ULIGINOSUMR,   Alpine Bilberry(1).  - - - Cabinet.
647 VACCINIUmI VACILLANS,    Low Blue Huckleberry(1).  - Cabinet.
648 VAccINIUIv PENNSYLVANICUI, Dwarf Blue Huckleberry(3). Cabinet.
649 VACCINIUM CoRYMBoBSUT,;  Tall Swamp Huckleberry(5).  Cabinet.
650 VACCINIUM CANADENSE,    Black Bilberry(1).   - - - Cabinet.
651 VACCINIUM STAMINEUM, Deerberry, or Squaw Huckhberry(3).Cabinet.
652 VACcINvIUM oxucoccvs,     Small Cranberry(2). -   -   Cabinet.
653 VACCINIUM MACROCARPON,  Common Cranberry().  - - Cabinet.
654 GAYLUSSACIA HIRTELLA,   Dwaif Swamp Huckleberry.
655 GAYLUSSACIA FRONDOSA,   Bluetangle, or Dangleberry(l). Cabinet.
656 GAYLIUSSACIA RESINOSA,    Black Huckleberry(2).  - - Cabinet.
657 CHIOGENES HISPIDULA,      Creeping Snowberry(2). - -   Cabinet.
658 PYROLA ROTUNDIFOLIA,    Round-leaved Wintergreen(3). Cabinet.
659 PYROLA ELLIPTICA,         Shinleaf(3). -               Cabinet.
660 PYROLA CHLORANTHA,    Greenish-flowered Wintergreen(2). Cabinet.
661 PYROLA ULIGINOSA,         Swamp Wintergreen.
662 PYROLA SECUNDA,           Onesided Wintergreen(4).  - Cabinet.
663 PYROLA UNIFLORA5          One-flowered Wintergreen(6).  Cabinet.
664 CHIMrAPHILA UMBELLATA,   Pipsissewa, or Prince's-pine(4). Cabinet.
665 CHIMAPHILA MACULATA,    Spotted Wintergreen(4). -      Cabinet.
666 MIONOTROPA UNIFLORA,    Indian-pipe(6). -  Cabinet.
667 MONOTROPA LANUGINOSA, Pinesap, or False Beechdrops(7). Cabinet.
668 PTEROSPORA ANDROMEDEA,  Giant Birdsnest(2). - - - Cabinet.
Vol. 22.]         ORDER LIX. AQUIFOLIACE1E.
669 ILEX OPACA,              American Holly(3).  - - - Cabinet.
670 ILEX AMBIGUUS,            Ambiguous Ilex(2).    - -    Cabinet.
671 PRINos VERTICILLATUS,    Common Winterberry(3).   - Cabinet.
672 PRINOS LEVIGATUS,         Smooth W>inteberry(2). - - Cabinet.
673 PRINOS GLABER,   Evergreen Winterberry, or Inkberry(2). Cabinet.
674 NEMOPANTHES CANADENSIS, Mountain Holly(2).  - - - Cabinet.




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ORDER LX. EBENACEIE.
Latin Names.               English Names.
675 DIosPYRos VIRGINIANA,    Persinmmon(3). -Cabinet.
ORDER LXI. PRIMULACEIE.
676 PRIMULA MISTASSINICA,    Dwarf Canadian Primnzose(6). Cabinet.
677 LYSIBIACHIA STRICTA,     Racemed Loosestrife(2). - - Cabinet.
678 LYSIMACHIA QUADRIFOLIA,  Whorled Loosestrife(3).  - -  Cabinet.
679 LYSIMACHIIA CILIATA,     Fringed Loosestrife(2).  - -  Cabinet.
680 LYSIMACHIA HYBRIDA,      Hybrid Loosestrife(l).   - - Cabinet.
681. LYSIMACHIA LONGIFOLIA,   Revolute Loosestrife(l). - -  Cabinet.
682 LYSIMACHIA THYRSIFLORA, Tufted Loosestrife(3). - - - Cabinet.
683 TRIENTALIS AMERICANA,   Chickweed Winter green(4). - Cabinet.
684 ANAGALLIS ARVENSIS,       Scarlet Pinpernel(4).   - - Cabinet.
685 HOTTONIA INFLATA,        American Waterfeather(l). - Cabinet.
686 SAMOLUS VALERANDI,       Common Water Pimpernel(3). Cabinet.
ORDER LXII. PLANTAGINACEIE.
687 PLANTAGO MAJOR,          Broad-leaved Plantain(i).  -  Cabinet.
688 PLANTAGO CORDATA,        Heart-leaved Plantain(2).  - Cabinet.
689 PLANTAGO LANCEOLATA,   Ribgrass(2).                    Cabinet.
690 PLANTAGO VIRGINICA,       W!hite Plantain(4).  -       Cabinet.
691 PLANTAGO MARITINA,        Sea Plantain(4).  - -        Cabinet.
692 PLANTAGO PUSILLA,         Dwarf Plantain(10). -        Cabinet.
ORDER LXIII. PLUMBAGINACEXE.
693 STATICE LIMONIUM,         Common Marsh Rosemary(l).  Cabinet.
ORDER LXIV. LENTIBULACEYE.
694 PINGUICIrLA VULGARIS,     Common Butterwort(3). - - Cabinet.
695 UTRICULARIA INFLATA,      Spongy-leaved Bladderwort(2). Cabinet.
696 UTRICULARIA PURPUREA,   Purple Bladderwort.
697 UTRICULARIA VULGARIS,   Common Bladderwort(3).   - Cabinet.
698 UTRICULARIA CORNUTA,    Sharp-horned Bladderwort(5). Cabinet.
699 UTRICULARIA STRIATA,      Striated Bladderwort.
700 UTRICULARIA INTERMEDIA, Inztermediate Bladderwior'.
701 UTRICUILARIA MINOR,      Lesser Bladderwort.




28                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
ORDER LXV. OROBANCHACEKLE.
Latin Names.               English Names.
702 OROBANCHE AMERICANA,   Squawroot(2). -  Cabinet.
703 OROBANCHE UINIFLORA,      Long-stalked Broomrape(4).   Cabinet.
704 EPIPHEGUS AMERICANA,    Beechdrops, or Cancer-root(3).  Cabinet.
Vol. 23.]        ORDER LXVI. BIGNONIACE2A.
705 CATALPA SYRINGIEFOLIA,   Indian Bean.
ORDER LXVII. PEDALIACEIE.
706 MART YNIA PROBOSCIDEA,   Unicorn-plant(2). - - - - Cabinet.
ORDER LXVIII. ACANTHACEIE.
707 DIANTHERA AMERICANA,    Water Willow(2. -              Cabinet.
ORDER LXIX. SCROPHULARIACEA.
708 VERBASCUM THAPSUS,        Common Mullein(2).. - -  Cabinet.
709 VERBASCUBM BLATTARIA,    Moth Mullein(2). -            Cabinet.
710 VERBASCUvI LYCHNITIS,     White Mullein(4). - -.    Cabinet.
711 SCROPHULARIA  MARILANDICA, Figwort(2).  - - -          C - Cabinet.
712 LINARIA ELATINE,         Hairy Toadflax.
713 LINARIA VULGARIS,         Common Toadflax(3). - - - Cabinet.
714 LINARIA CANADENSIS,       Canadian Toadflax(4).  - -  Cabinet.
715 COLLINSIA VERNA,          May-beauty(5). - - - -    Cabinet.
716 CHELONE GLABRA,           ShellJlower, or Snakehead(2).  Cabinet.
717 PENTSTEMON PUBESCENS,  Pubescent Pentstemon(l).   - Cabinet.
718 MIMULUS RINGENS,         Common Monkeyflower(2).  - Cabinet.
719 MIMULUS ALATUS,          Wing-stemmed Monkeyflower(2). Cabinet.
720 GRATIOLA VIRGINICA,       Common Hedgehyssop(3).   - Cabinet.
721 G0RATIOLA AUREA,          Golden Hedgehyssop(4). - - Cabinet.
722 LINDERNIA DILATATA,       Long-stalked Lindernia(3). -  Cabinet.
723 LINDERNIA ATTENUATA,    Short-stalked Lindernia(3). - Cabinet.
724 BUCHNERA AMERICANA,    Bluehearts(4). -  Cabinet.
725 LIMOSELLA AQUATICA,       Comm7on Mudwort(5). -   -   Cabinet.
726 VERONICA SERPYLLIFOLIA,  Paul's Betony(7). - - - - Cabinet.
727 VYEONICA OFFICINALIS,    Common,Speedwell.




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Latin Names.                English Names.
728 VERONICA BECCABUNGcA,    American Brooklime(2)  r - Cabinet.
729 VERONICA ANAGALLIS,       Water Speedwell(l). -     - Cabinet.
730 VERONICA SCUTELLAT.A.Marsh SpeedwelZ(3). P - -  Cabinet.
731 VERONICA PEREGRINA,       Neckweedo
732 VERONICA ARVENSIS,        Corn Speedwell(5).   -    -  Cabinet.
733  VERONICA AGRESTIS,       Field Speedwell(l).  - -     Cabinet.
734 VERONICA REDERIFOLIA,    ny-leaved Speedwell(8). - -  Cabinet.
735 PIEDEROTA VIRGINICA,      Culver's-physic(5).-  - -   -   Cabinet.
736 GERARDIA TENUIFOLIA,      Slender-stalked Gerardia(4).   Cabinet.
737 GrERARDIA PUrPUREA,       Rough-leaved Gerardia(2). - Cabinet.
738 GERARDIA MARITIMA,        Saltmarsh Gerardia(2). -. Cabinet.
739 GERARDIA PEDICULARIA,    Bushy Gerardia(3).  - 4 - Cabinet.
740 GERARDIA FLAVA,           Pubescent False:foxglove(3).   Cabinet.
741 GERARDIA QUERCIFOLIA      Glaucous False-foxglove(3). - Cabinet.
742 CASTILLEJA COCCINEA,  Scarlet Paintedcup, or Redrobin(3).Cabinet.
743 PEDICULARIS CANADENSIS,  Common Lousewort(4)...   Cabinet.
744 PEDICULARIS LANCEOLATA, Tall Lousewort(2).   - - - Cabinet.
745 MELABIPYRUM AXERICANIum, American Cow-wheat(3). - - Cabinet.
Vol. 24.]          ORDER LXX. VERBENACE2A.'746 VERBENA HASTATA,         Tall Blue Vervain(3),  -    Cabinet.
747 VERBENA URTICIFOLIA,      Comnmon Vervain(3.          Cabinet.
748 VERBENA SPURIA,           Procumbent Vervain.
749 VERBENA ANGUSTIFOLIA,   Narrow-leaved Vervain(2). -  Cabinet.
750 PITRY-MA LEPTOSTACHYA,   Lopseed(2).  -                  Cabinet.
ORDER LXXI. LABIATAE.
751 ISANTHUS CIERULEUS,       False Pennyroyal(1). - - - Cabinet.
752 MENTIA. VIRIDIS,          Spearmint(l).   - -   - -   Cabinet.
753 MENTHA PIPERITA,          Peppermint(2).   -  - - - Cabinet.
754 MENTHA CANADENSIS,        Canadian Mint(2).   - - - Cabinet.
755 Lucorus SINUATUS,         Common Water Horehound(2). Cabinet.
756 LycoPvs VIRGINICUS,       Bugleweed(1). - -    - - Cabinet.
757 MONARDA DIDYMA,           Osweg'o-tea(2),?          - Cabinet.
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30                NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Namnes.            English Names.
758 MONARDA FISTULOSA,        Wild Bergamot(1).  -    - Cabinet,
759 MONARDA PIJNCTATA,       Horsemint.
760 BLEPIAILIA 1HIRSUTA,     Haicry Blephilia(2).  - - - Cabinet.
761 PYCNANTHEMRUM  INCANUM, Common Mountain-mint(2). - Cabinet.
762 PYCNANTHEMUM CLINOPODIOIDES, Basil-leaved Mountain-mint(1).Cab.
763 PYCNANTHEMUM TORREI,   Torrey's Mountain-mnint(2). - Cabinet.
764 PYCNANTHEMUM MIUTICUM., Broad-leaved Mountain-mint(2).Cabinet,
765 PYCNANTHE1UM LANCEOLATUM, Virginian Thyme(2).   - Cabinet.
766 PYCNANTHEMUN LINIFOLIUM, Narrow-leaved Thyme(1). - Cabinet.
767 ORIGANUM VULCAREX,        Wild Marjoram?(2).  - - -  Cabinet.
768 COLLINSONIA CANADENSIS,  Commonz Horsebalm(2).  -    Cabinet.
769 CUNILA MARIANA,          Common Dittany(3). -  - Cabinet,
770 HEDEO1A. PULEGIOIDES,    Pennyroyal(3).             - Cabinet.'771 MiICROMNERIA GLABELLA,    Niagara Thyme(5).  - - -  Cabinet,
772 MELISSA CLINOPODIUM,      Wild Basil(3). - - -         Cabinet.
773 MELISSA OFFICINALIS,      Common Balm(l). - - -    Cabinet.
774 PRUNELLA VULGARIS,      Common Selfheal, or Healall(3). Cabinet.
775 SCUTELLARIA PILOSA,      Hairy Scullcap(2).  - - - Cabinet.
776 SCUTELLARIA INTEGRIFOLIA, Entire-leaved Scullcap(2).  - Cabinet.
777 SCTJTELLARIA PARVULA,    Small Scullcap(4).   - - -  Cabinet.
778 SCUTELLARIA NERVOSA,    Nerved Scullcap.
779 SCUTELLARIA GALERICULATA, Common Scullcap(2).  - -  Cabinet.
780 SCUTELLARIA LATERIFLORA, Mad-dog Scullcap(1). - -    Cabinet.
781 LOPHANTHUS NEPETOIDES,  Yellow Giant-hyssop(l).  - - Cabinet.
782 LOPHANTHUS SCROPHULARI2EFOLIUS, Purple Giant-hyssop(2). Cabinet.
783 NEPETA CATARIA,          Common Catnep(2).  - - - Cabinet,
784 NEPETA GLECHOMA,         Groundivy, or Gill(2).   - - Cabinet.
785 DRACOCEPHALUM PARVIFLORUM, Small-flowered Dragonshead(2).Cab.
786 PHYSOSTEGIA VIRGINIANA,  Virginian Dragonshead(3). - Cabinet.
787 LAUIITJM AMPLEXICAULE, Common Deadnettle, or Henbit(2). Cabinet.
788 LEONURA CARDIACA,         Common Motherwort(2). - -   Cabinet.
789 MAARRUBIUt VULGA-RE,     Common Horehouand(2).  - - Cabinet.




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Latin Names.              English Names.
790 GALEOPSIS TETRAHIT)       Common Hempnettle(2). -    Cabinet.
791 STACHYS ASPERA,           Rough Hedgenettle(1).  --    Cabinet.
792 STACHYS PALUSTRIS,        Marsh Hedgenettle(1).      -  Cabinet.
793 STACHYS HYSSOPIFOLIA,    Narroow-leaved Hedgenettle(2). Cabinet.
794 TRICHOSTEMA DICHOTOIA, Bluecurls, or False Pennyroyal(2).Cabinet.
795 TEUCRIUM CANADENSE,       Woodsage, or Gernander(2).   Cabinet.
Vol. 25.]        ORDER LXXII. BORAGINACEEo
796 ONoSMODIUBm HISPIDUM,    False Gromwell(2).  - - -  Cabinet.
797 EcilUM VULGARE,           Viper's Bugloss(2).   - - - Cabinet.
798 PULMONARIA VIRGINICA,    Virginian Lungwort(2). -  - Cabinet.
799 LITHOSPERIMUM ARVENSE,  Corn Gromwell, or Stoneweed(2).Cabinet.
800 LITHOSPrERMUM OFFICINALE, Common Gronmwell.
801 BATSCHIA CANESCENS,       Common Puccoon(2(. -       Cabinet.,802 LYCOPSIs ARVENSIS,       Small Bugloss(l). -      - -  Cabinet.
803 MYOSOTIS PALUSTRIS,       American Forget-me-not(5). - Cabinet.
80)4 MYOSOTIS ARVENSIS,       Field Scorpion-grass(5).   -  Cabinet.
805 SrYMPHITU  O'FICINALE,    Common Comfrey(1). - -    Cabinet.
806 C:YNOGLOSSUIM OFFICINALE,  Common Houndstongue(2). -  Cabinet.
807 CYNOGLOSSUDI VIRGINICUMBI  Wild Comfrey(2). - - -  - Cabinet.
808 ECRINOSPER-A.IUM LAPPULA, Narrow-leaved Sticksecd(2). - Cabinet.
809 ECHINOSPERMUMr VIRGINICUI, Broad-leaved Stickseed(2). -  Cabinet.
ORDER LXXIII. HYDROPHYLLACE}E.
810 I'YDROPHYLLUM VIRGINICUM, Virginian Waterleaf(3).  -  Cabinet.
811 HYDROPHYLLtUM CANADENSE, Canadian Waterleaf(2).   -  Cabinet.
812 HYDROPHYLLUM APPENDICULATUM, Hairy Waterleaf(l). - Cabinet.
ORDER LXXIV. POLEMONIACE2E.
813 PALOX DIVARICATA,         Divaricate Phlox(1). - - -    Cabinet.
814 PHLOX SUBULATA,           Mountain Pink(l).   -      - Cabinet.
815 POLEMONIUM REPTANS,    Jacob's-ladder(I).  - - - -  Cabinet.
ORDER LXXV. DIAPENSIACEA.e
816 DIAPENSIA LAPPONICA,      Lapland Diapensia(7).         Cabinet.




32                NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Vol. 20.]      ORDER LXXVI;  CON~VOLVULACEAX.
Latin Names.              English Names.
817 CONvoLVULUS AJRvErNSIS,   Coimmon Bindweed(2)i  - -  Cabinet.
818 CONMvoLVIULUS PANDIURATUS, Man-of-the-earth(4).  - - - Cabinet.
819 CALYSTEGIA SEPIUM,       Great Bindweed(6).  - - - Cabinet.
820 CALYSTEGIA SPITHAMIBA,   Upright Bindweed(3).   -    Cabinet.
821 CUSCUTA GRONOVII,         Common Dodder(4).  - - -   Cabinet.
822 CUSCUTA UMBR.OSA.,       Smooth-flowered Dodder.
823 CUSCUTA EPILINUM,        Flax Dodder(1).  - - - - Cabinet.
ORDER LXXVII. SOLANACEZE6
824 NICOTIANA PRUSTICA,       Wild Tobacco(2). - -   -   Cabinet.
825 DATURA STRAMONIUM,   Jamestown-weed, or Stinkweed(1).Cabinet.
826 HYOSCYANUS NIGER,        Common Henbane(2). - -    Cabinet.
827 NICANDRA PHYSALOIDESI   Apple-of-Peru(2). - - - - Cabinet.
828 PHYSALIS VISCOSA,        Groundcherry(3). -         - Cabinet.
829 SOLANUM DULCAMARAx       Bittersweet(2). - -.         Cabinet.
830 SOLANTUM NIGRUIJM,       Common Nightshade)2). -     Cabinet.
831 SOLANUM CAROLINIANUM,  Horsenettle.
ORDER LXXVIII. GENTIANACE. A
832 GENTIANA SAPONARIA,      Soap Gentian(2).  - -    - Cabinet.
833 GENTIANA ANDREWSII,      Andrews's Gentian(7).   - - Cabinet.
834 GENTIANA OCHROLEUCA,    Ochroleucous Gentian.
835 GENTIANA QUINQUEFLORA, Five-flowered Gentian(l).  - Cabinet.
836 GENTIANA DETONSA,        Smaller-fringed Gentian(2).   Cabinet.
837 GENTIANA CRINITA,        Large-fringed Gentian(3).  - Cabinet.
838 FRASERA CAROLINENSIS,    American Columbo(3).   - - Cabinet.
839 HALENIA DEFLEXA,         Defexed Halenia(1).  - - - Cabinet.
840 ERYTHRUEA CENTAURIUM,  Common Centaury(1). - - - Cabinet.
841 ERYTHRaEA MUHLENBERGII, Muhlenberg's Centaury(l). - Cabinet.
842 BARTONIA TENELLA,         Late-flowered Bartonia(5).  -  Cabinet.
843 SABBATIA STELLARIS,       Saltmarsh Centaury(7). - - Cabinet.
844 SABBATIA ANGULARIS,       American Centaury(3).  -    Cabinet,




PLANTS.                            33
Latin Names.               English Names.
845 SABBATIA CHLOROIDES,      Large-flowered Sabbatia(5). - Cabinet.
846 MENYANTHES TRIFOLIATA,  Buckbean(2).            -  - - Cabinet.
847 LJMNANT~HEmIeM LACUNOSuM, Floatingheart(2).       - - Cabinet.
Vol. 27.]        ORDER LXXIX,  APOCYNACEA].
848 APOCYNUMI ANDROSZETMIFOLIUM, Dogsbane(5).   -    -       Cabinet.
849 APocYNUIm CANNABINUAM3   Indian Help(2).  -    -  - Cabinet.
ORDER LXXX, ASCLEPIADACEAE
850 ASCLEPIAS CORNUTI,        Silkweed, or Milkweed(2).  -  Cabinet.
851 ASCLEPIAS PURPURASCENS, Purple Silkweed(5).  - - -  Cabinet.
852 ASCLEPIAS PHYTOLACCOIDES, Poke-leaved M]ilkweed(3).   -  Cabinet.
853 AsCLEPIAS OBTUSIFOLIA,    Vraved-leaved -Milkweed(2). -  Cabinet.
854 ASCLEPIAS VARIEGATA,       Varieg'ated Silkweed(2). -  - Cabinet.
855 ASCLEPIAS QUADRIFOLIA,   Four-leaved Silkweed(2).   -  Cabinet.
856 ASCLEPIAS INCARNATA,      Swamp Silkweed(2). - -  -  Cabinet.
857 ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA,   PleurisyL root, or Butterfly-weed(2). Cabinet.
858 ASCLEPIAS VERTICILLATA,  Whorled Silkweed(3).-  - -  Cabinet.
859 ACERATES VIRIDIFLORA,    Green-flowered Silkweed(3). - Cabinet.
ORDER LXXXI. OLEACEAE.
860 FRAXINUS AMERICANA,        Wlzite Ash(5). -  -Cabinet.
861 FRAXINUS SAMBUCIFOLIA)   Black Ash, or Water Ash(1).  Cabinet.
862 FRAXINUS PUBESCENS,       Gray Ash(l).  - -  - -  -  Cabinet.
863 LIGUSTRUM VULGARE,        Common Privet(2).   -          Cabinet.
Vol. 28.]     ORDER LXXXII. ARISTOLOCHIACE2E.
864 ARISTOLOCHIA, SERPENTARIA, Virginia Snakeroot(2). - -  Cabinet.
865 ASARUM CANADENSE,         Wild Ginger, or Coltsfoot(2).  Cabinet.
ORDER LXXXIII  CHENOPODIACE2E.
866 CHENOPODIUM ALBUM,        Goosefoot, or Lamb's-quarters(2).Cabinet.
867 CHENOPODIUM HYBRIDUM,  Maple-leaved Goosefoot(3).  - Cabinet.
868 AMBRINA BOTRYS,           Jerusalem-oak(2).       -     Cabinet.
869 AMBRINA ANTHELMINTICA,  Wormseed(l).  -                 Cabinet.




34                NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Names.              English Names.
870 AMIBRINA AMBBROSIOIDES,   Mexican Tea(l).  -           Cabinet.
871 BLITUM MARITIMUM,        Saltmarsh Blite.
872 BLITUM CAPITATUM,         Strawberry Blite(l). - - - Cabinet.
873 BLITUM BONTJS-HENRICUS,  Good-King-Henry(2). - - - Cabinet.
874 ATRIPLEX PATULA,         Halbert-leaved Orach(3). - - Cabinet.
875 OBIONE A1ENARIA,          Seabeach Orach(l).   - - - Cabinet.
876 ACNIDA CANNABINA,         Common Waterhemp(l). - - Cabinet.
877 ACNIDA RUSOCArPA,        Rough-fruited Waterhemp(l). Cabinet.
878 SALICORNIA HERBACEA, Common Saltwort, or Samplhire(2). Cabinet.
879 SALICORNIA MUCRONATA,   Dwarf Saltwort(6).  - - - Cabinet.
880 SALICORNIA AMBIGUA,      Perennial Saltwort(l).  - - Cabinet.
881 SUEDA MARITIMA,          Smooth Glasswort(1). - - - Cabinet.
882) SALSOLA KALI,           Common Glasswort(1).  - - Cabinet,
ORDER LXXXIV. AMAIRANTHACE.E.
883 AMARANTHUS HYBRIDUS,   Hybrid Amaranth(l).   - -  Cabinet.
884 AMARANTHUS GRPCIZANS,  Bushy Amzaranth(I). - - - Cabinet.
885 AMARANTHUS PUMILUS,    Dwarf Amaranth(i). - - - Cabinet.
886 AMIARANTHUS DEFLEXUS,   Prostrate Amaranth(l). - - Cabinet.
Vol. 29.]       ORDER LXXXV. POLYGONACEVE.
887 POLYGONUM ORIENTALE,    Princesfeather(l). - - -    Cabinet.
888 POLYGONDUM FAGOPYRUM,   Buckwhteat(2). -.          Cabinet.
889 POLYGONUM CONVOLVULUS, Black Bindweed(l).  - -. Cabinet.
890 POLYGONUM CILINODE,      Fringce-jointed Polygonum(1). Cabinet.
891 POLYGONUM DUMDETORUM,  Climbing Buckwheat(l). - - Cabineta
892 POLYGONUM SAGITTATUM,  Arrow-leaved Tearthumb(2).   Cabinet.
893 POLYGONUM ARIFOLIUM,   Halbert-leaved Tearthumb(2).  Cabinet.
894 POLYGON'UMI AMPHIBIUM,   Water Persicaria(2). -        Cabinet.'
895 POLYGONUM PERSICARIA,   Ladysthumb(3).   - -           Cabinet.
896 POLYGONUM PENNSYLVANICUM, Hairy-stalked Persicaria(2). Cabinet.
897 POLYGONUrM MITE,         Bearded Persicaria(3).  - - Cabinet.
898 POLYGONIM HYDROPIPER:,  Water Pepper, or Smartweed(3).Cabinet.
899 POLYGONUM VIRGINIANIUM, Virgate Persicaria(l).  - - Cabinet.




PLANTS,                           35
Latin Names,             English Names.
900 POLYGONU1I AVICULARE,   Knotgrass, or Doorweed(3). - Cabinet.
901 POLYGONUDi MARITIMUIM,   Seaside Knotgrass(2).      -  Cabinet.
902 POLYGONUM TENUE,         Slender Knotgrass(4).    -   Cabinet.
903 POLYGONUM ARTICULATUIM, Jointweed(5).  -               Cabinet.
904 RUMEX CRISPUS,           Curled Dock(l).  - -          Cabinet.
905 RUMEX OBTUSIFOLIUS,      Broad-leaved Dock(2).         Cabinet.
906 RUIvEX VERTICILLATUS,    Long-stalked Waterdock(1). - Cabinet.
907 RRUMEX BRITANNICA,        Yellow-rooted W;atlerdock(2).   Cabinet.
908 ERUMEX ACETOSELLA,        Sheepsorrei(3).        -    Cabinet.
ORDER LXXXVI. PHYTOLACCACEAE.
909 PTIYTOLACCA DECANDRA,   Common Pokewteed(3).   - - Cabinet.
ORDER LXXXVII. LAU)AEA9EE.
910 SASSAFRAS OFFICINALE,     Sassafras(4).                Cabinet.
911 BENZOIN ODORIFERUM,       Wild Alspice, or Spicebush(4). Cabinet.
ORDER LXXXVIII. SANTALACEIE.
912 COMANDRA UMBELLATA,    Bastard Toadflax(3). - -    Cabinet.
913 NYssA MULTIFLORA,        Blackgum(6). -                Cabinet.
ORDER LXXXIX. THYMELACEA3.
914 DIRCA PALUSTRIS,          Leatherwood(4).  - - - - Cabinet.
ORDER XC. ELEAGNACEAE.
915 SHEPHERDIA CANADENSIS,  Canadian Shepherdia(2).   - Cabinet.
ORDER XCI. ULMACEAE.
916 ULMUS AMERICANA,         American or White Elm(4). - Cabinet.
917 ULMUS FULVA,              Slippery or Red Elm(4). - - Cabinet.
918 ULMUS RACEMOSA,           Thomas's Elm(3). - - - - Cabinet.
919 CELTIS OCCIDENTALIS,      Nettletree, or Sugarberry(3).  Cabinet.
Vol. 30.]          ORDER XCII. SAURURACElE.
920 SAURURUS CERNUUS,        Lizardstail(1).-              Cabinet.
ORDER XCIII. CERATOPHYLLACEIE.
921 CERATOPHYLLUM ECHINATUM, Rough-fruited Hornwort(3).  Cabinet.




36                NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
ORDER XCIV. CALLITRICHACEA.
Latin Names.             English Names.
922 CALLITRICHE VERNA,       Comnmon Water Chickweed(7). Cabinet.
ORDER XCV, PODOSTEMACE2E.
923 PODOSTEMUM CERATOPH YLLUTJ, Riverweed(6). -    - - Cabinet.
ORDER XCVI. EUPHORBIACEiE.
924 ACALYPFRA VIRGINICA,    C Common Three-seeded Mercu'ry(5).Cabinet,
925 EUPHORBIA HELIOSCOPIA,   Waterwort Spurge(3).  - - Cabinet.
926 EUPHORBIA PLATYPIIYLLA,  Broad-leaved Spurge,
927 EUPHORBIA COROLLATA,    Flowering Spurge(2).   - - Cabinet.
928 EUPHOesIA HYPERICIFOLIA, Upright Spotted Spurge(3).   Cabinet.
929 EUPHOREIA MACULATA,      Small Spzurge(2). - - - - Cabinet.
930 EUPrOREIA JPECAC 1ANHA,   Wild Ipecac(2).   - - - - Cabinet.
931 EUPHORBIA. POLYGONIFOLIA, Seaside Spu'rge(2).   - - - Cabinet.
OJDER XCVII. EMPETRACEAE.
932 EMlETRUrm NIGRUM,        Common Crowberry(2).  - - Cabinet.
ORDER XCVIII. JUGLANDACEiE.
933 JUGLANS NIGRA,           Black Walnut(l). - - - - Cabinet.
934 JUGLANS CINEREA,         Buvtternut(l).  -- -    - Cabinet.
935 CARYA ALBA,              Shellbark Hickory.
936 CARYA TOMENTOSA,        WThite-heart Hickory(2),  - Cabinet.
937 CARYA GLABRA,            Broom Hickory, or Pignut(2). Cabinet.
938 CARYA AMARA,            Swamp Hickory, or Bitternut(l). Cabinet.
Vol. 31.]         ORDER XCIX. CUPULIFERXE.
939 OSTRYA VIRG1NICA,        Hop Hornbeam, or Ironlood(5). Cabinet.
940 CARPINUS AMERICANA,      Water Beech, or Hornbeam(3). Cabinet.
941. CORYLUS AMERICANA,      American Hazlenut(2).  - - Cabinet.
942 CORYLUS ROSTRATA,        Beaked Hazlenut(1). - - - Cabinet.
943 QUERCTJS PHELLOS,        Peach-leaved or Willow Oak(2).Cabinet.
944 QUERCUS NIGRA,           Black-jack Oak(5).  - - - Cabinet.
945 QUERCUS TINCTORIA,       Black Oak, or Quercitron(l).  Cabinet.




VLANTS?                            37
L atin Nalsves.           English Narvtes.
946 QTJERCUS COCCINEA,        Scarlet Oak(4).       -      Cabinet.
947 QUTERCUS R UBRA,         Red Oak(2). -                 Cabinet.
948 QUERCuTS PALUS.TRIS,   Pin Oak, or Water S pazisA O&-(2).Cabinet.
949 QuERCTrs ILICIFOLIA,     Barren Scrub Oak(3).  - - Cabinet.
950 QUERCUS OBTUSILOBA,      Post Oak, or Box White Oak(3).Cabinet.
951 QUERCvUS MACROCARPA,    Overcup Whzte Oak(3). -    Cabinet.
952 QUERCUS OLIVIEFQRMIS,    Mossycup Oak.
953 QUERCUS ALBA,             White Oak(2).       - - - Cabinet.
954 QUERCUTS BICOLOR,         Swamp White Oqk(l).  - - Cabinet.
955 QUERCUs  MONTANA,        Rock Chesnut Oak(1).  - - CabinetL
956 QUERCUS CASTANEA,         Yellow or Chesnut Oak(1). - Cabinet.
957 QUERcus  PFRINOIDES,     Chinquapin Oak(2).  - -    Cabinet.
958 FAG-US FERRUGIN JA,     B~eech(5).      -   -   - - Cabinet.
959 CASTAN EA VESCA,         Anmerican Chestnut(l).  - -  Cabinet.
960 CASTANEA PUYILA,          Chizquapin.
ORDER C. MYRICACE1.
961 MYRICA GcALE,             Dutch Myrtle, or Sweet Gale(3) Cabinet.
962 MYRICA CERIFERA,          Wa.X Myrtle, or Bayberry(6). Cabinet.
963 COMPTONIA ASPLENIFOLIA,  Sweet Fern(4). - -..      Cabinet.
ORDER CI. BETULACE.Eo
064 BETULA POPULIFOLIA,       White Birch(2).  - - -    Cabinet.
965 BETULA PAPYRACEA,         Paper or Canoe Birch.
966 BETULA LENTA,            Black or Sweet Birch(3),      Cabinet.
967 BETULA EXCELSA5           Yellow Birch(2)..P -     Cabinet.
968 BETULA NIGRA,            Red Birch(l). -      - - -    binet.
969 BETULA NANA,             Dwarf Birch(1).  - - - - Cabinet.
970 ALNUS SERRULATA,         Common Alder(2).   -   -   Cabinet.
971 ALNUS INCANA,            Black Alder(l).   -       -   Cabinet.
972 ALNUS VIRIDIS,           Mountain Alder(2).  - -    Cabinet.
Vol. 32.]           ORDER CII. SALICACEIE.
973 SALI.X CANDIDA,           White-leaved Willow(8). - - Cabinet,
10




38                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTIONq
Latin Names.               English Names.
974 SALIX MUHLENBERGIANA,  Muhlenberg's Willow(5).   - Cabinet.
975 SALIX TRISTIS,           Dwarf Downy Willow(4).     Cabinet.
976 SALIX DISCOLOR,          Glaucous Willow(13).   -    Cabinet.
977 SALIX vPETIOLARIS,       Dark Long-leaved Willow(7). Cabinet.
978 SALIx MYRICOIDES,        Gale-leaved Willow,
979 SALIx VIINALIS,          Basket Osier(2).  - - - - Cabinet.
980 SALIX LUCIDA,            Glossy Broad-leaved Willow(9). Cabinet.
981 SALIX NIGRA,             Black Willow(9). -.. - Cabinet.
Vol. 33.]
982 SALIX LONGIFOLIA,        Long-leaved Sand Willow(l).  Cabinet.
983 SALIX VITELLINA,         Yellow Willow(l). - - -    Cabinet.
984 SALIX ROSTRATA,          Ochre-fowered Willow(17).    Cabinet.
985 SALIX CORDATA,           Heart-leaved Willow(9). - - Cabinet.
986 SALIX RIGIDA,            Rigid Heart-leaved Willow(4). Cabinet.
987 SALIX PEDICELLARIS,      Long-stalked Willow(2). - -  Cabinet.
988 SALIX CUTLERI,         Cutler's Willow, or Bearberry(3).Cabinet.
989 POPULUS TREIMULOIDES,   Amverican Aspen(2).      - -  Cabinet.
990 POPTULTS GRANDIDENTATA, Large Aspen(4).  - -        - Cabinet.
991 POPULUS MONILIFERA,      Virginian Poplar(8), -.  Cabinet.
992 POPUvLS HIETEROPHYLLA,  Cotton-tree(2). -   -          Cabinet.
993 POPULvs  NIGRA,          Birch-leaved Poplar.
994 POPtLUS BALSAMIFERA, Balsam Poplar, or Tacamahac(l).Cabineto
995 POPULUS CANDICANS,       Balm-of-Gilead Poplar(2),  Cabinet.
Vol. 34.]          ORDER CIII. BALSAMIFLUIE.
996 LIQUIDAMIBAR STYRACIFLIA, Common Siweetgum(3). - -  Cabinet.
ORDER CIV. PLATANACEIE.
997 PLATANUS OCCIDENTALIS, Buttonwood, or Sycamore(2).  Cabinet.
ORDER CV. URTICACEAE.
998 MORUS RUBRA,             Red Mulberry(l). - - - -  Cabinet.
999 MorUS ALBA,              White Mulberry(2).  - -  - Cabinet.
1000 TJRTICA. mIoIca,         Common Stinging Nettle.




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Latin Names.               English Names.
1001 URTICA URENS9            Small Stinging Nettle(2). - Cabinet.
1002 URTICA CANADENSIS,       Canadian Nettle(2).  - -  Cabinet.
1003 ADIKE PUM.ILA,           Richweed, or Clearweed(8). - Cabinet.
1004 BC33HMERIA CYLINDRICA,  False Nettle(2).  -    - -  Cabinet.
1005 PARIETARIA PENNSYLVANICUM, Pennsylvanian Pellitory(4).Cabinet.
1006 CANNABIS.SATIVA,        Common7 Hemp(2). - - -.    Cabinet.
1007 iHUMULUS LUPULUS,        Hop(l). - - -   Cabinet.
CLASS II.  GYMNOSPERMOUS PLANTS.
Vol. 35.]            ORDER CV. CONIFERAE
i008 PINUS RESINOSA.,          ed Pine.
1009 PINus RIGIDA,            Pitch Pine(2). -        -     Cabinet.
1010 PINUs STROBUS,           White Pine(l).   - - - -  Cabinet.
1011 PINUS BITIS,             Yellow Pine.
1012 PINS BALSAMEA,.Balsam Fir, or Balm-of-Gilead Fir.
1013 PINrUS CANADENSIS?       Hemlock Spruce(2).  - - -  Cabinet.:014 PINUS NRAk.-,.Black nor Double Spruce.
1015 PINUS ALBA,              White or Single Spruce.
1016 PINUS PENDULA%         American Larch, or Tamarack(2).Cabinet.
1017 CUPRESSUS TAUYOIDES,   White Cedar(3).  - - -    Cabinet.
1018 THUYA OCCIDENTALIS,    Common Arbor-vitce'(3)..-  Cabinet.
1019 JUNIPrRUS COMMUNIS,    Common JYuniper(3). - -  - Cabinet.
1.020 JUNIPERUS VIRGINIMNA,   Bed Cedar(4)....   Cabinet.
1021 TAXUS CANADENSIS,        American Yew(I). - - - -  Cabinet.
CLASS III. ENDOGENOUS PLANTS.
Vol. 36.]            ORDER CVI. ARACEE.
1022 ARisZMA TRIPEIYLLA,      Indian Turnip(2). - - -  - Cabinet.
1023 ArisEIMA DRACONTIUM,   Greendragon(l).  - - - -  Cabinet.
1024 PELTANDRA VIRGINICA,   Arrow-leaved Arunm(2).  - -  Cabinet.
1025 CALLA PALUSTRIS,         Water Arum(1).  -   -  -   Cabinet.




40                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Narmes.              English Names.
1026 SYPILfCARPUS FcTIDUS,  Common Skunk-cabbage(4) - Cabinet.
1027 ORoNTIUI AQUATICUIn     Goldenclub(4).    - - - -  Cabinet.
1028 Acolus CALAMUS,        Common Calamus, or Sweejag(2).Cabinet.
ORDER CVII  LEMNACEAB.
1029 LIIVIA MINOR,            Lesser Duckweed(3).  - b. CabinetP
1030 LEMNA PERPUSILLA,        Smallest Duckweed(1);   -  - Cabinet,
1031 LEMNA TRISUsCA,          Star Duckiweed(2).   -    -  Cabine
1032 LEMN;A GIBBA,            Gihboms Duckweed.
1033 LEMNA POL~YRRlHZA,       Greater Duckweed(2). -     - Cabinet~
ORDER CVIII;  TYPHACEI.
1034 TYPHA LATIFOLIA,. Broad-leaved Cattail(:2). -    Cabinet.
1035 TYPHA ANGUSTIFOLIA,    Narrow-leavcd Cattaidl().  -  CabinetL
1036 SPAG (ANIUM RAMOSUM,   Branching Bur-reed(2), -     Cabinet;
1037 SPARGANIUM SIMParx,      Smaller Bur-reed(4).  - -  Cabinet,
ORDER CIX. NAJAIDACEfA.
1038 NAxAS CANARENSIS,        Canadian Wraternymph(3}. -  Cabinet.
1039 ZOSTERA MARINA,          Common G'rasswrack(2). -  -  CabinetL
1040 RUPPIA MARITIMA,         Ditchgrass(1)       -    -   Cabinet.
1041 ZANNICHELLIA PALUSTrEs, Horned Pondweed(2). - -        Cabinet.
1042 POTAMOGLETON NATANS, Broad-leaved Floating Pondweed(5). Cab.
1043 POTAMOGETON HETEROFrHYLLJUS, Various-leaved Pondweed(l). Cab.
1044 POTAMOGETON HYBRIDUS,  Small Floating Pondweed(3). Cabinet;
1045 POTAMOGETON LUCENS,   Shining Pondweed(3).   -         Cabinet.
1046 POTA OGETON PERFOLIATUS, Perfoliate Pondweed(1)6  Cabinet.
1047 POTAMOGETON ZOSTERIFOLIUS, Grass-leaved Pondweed(6). Cabinet.
1048 POTAMOGBTON PUSILLUS,  Snzall Pondweed(3).. - - Cabinet.
1049 POTAMOGETON PAUCIFLORUS, Few-flowered Pondweed(4).  Cabinet.
1050 POTABMOGETON PEC INATUS, Fennel-leaved Pondweed(l). 7  Cabinet.
ORDER CX. ALISMACE1A.
1051 ALIsMA PLANTAGO,         Common Water Plantain(2).  Cabinet.
1052 SAGITTARIA SAGITTIFOLIA,  Common Arrowhead(14). -   Cabinet.




PLANTS.                            41
Latin Names.           English Names,
1053 SAGITTARIA PUSILLA,      Least Arrowhead.
1054 TRIGLOCHIN PALUSTRE,    MIarsh Arrowgrass(3).   -  - Cabinet.
1055 TRIGLOCHIN MARITIMUM,  Seaside Arrowgrass(4).  - -  Cabinet.
1056 TRIGLocHIN ELATUM,       Tall Arrowgrass(l). - -  -  Cabinet.
1057 SCHEUCHZERIA PALUSTRIS, Marsh Scheuchzeria(3). - -  Cabinet.
ORDER CXL  HYDROCHARIDACEMA.
1058 HYDROCHARIS CORDIFOLIA, Heart-leaved Frogsbit.
1059 UDORA CANADENSIS,        Little Watersnakeweed(4).  -  Cabinet.
1060 VALISNERIA SPIRALIS,      Tapegrass, or Eelgrass.
Vol. 37.]          ORDER CXII. ORCHIDACEIE.
1061 NI1CROST YL1S MONOPHYLLOS, Short-stalked Addersmouth(2). Cabinet.
1062 MICROSTYLIS OPHIOGLOSSO1DES, Long-stalked Addersnmouth(2). Cab.
1063 CORALLORRHIZA INNATA,  Vernal Coralroot(3). -  - -  Cabinet.
1064 CORALLORRHIZA ODONTORRHIZA, Small Late Coralroot(4). Cabinet.
1065 CORALLORRIIIZA MULTIFLORA, Larg-e Coralroot(5).  -  -  Cabinet.
1066 APLECTRUM HYEMALE,    Puttyroot, or Adamq-and-Eve(2).Cabinet.
1067 LIPARIs LILIIFOLIA,      Common Twayblade(2).  - -  Cabinet.
1068 LIPARIS L(ESELI-,         Smaller Twayblade(2).  - - Cabinet.
1069 TIPULARIA DISCOLOR,       Cranefly Orchis(2).  -  - - Cabinet.
1070 ORCHIS SPECTABILIS,       Showy Orchis(2). - -  - -  Cabinet.
1071 GYMNADENIA TRIDENTATA, Three-toothed Gymnadenia(2). Cabinet.
1072 PLATANTHERA OBTUSATA, Obtuse-leaved Platanthera(1).  Cabinet.
1073 PLATANTHERA ORBICULATA, Large-leaved Orchis(l). - -  Cabinet.
1074 PLATANTHERA HOOoIERI,  Hooker's Orchis(1).  -  - -  Cabinet.
1075 PLATANTHERA FLAVA,    Small Pale-yellow Orchis(4).  Cabinet.
1076 PLATANTHERA HYPERBOREA, Northern Orchis(1).   - -  Cabinet.
1077 PLATANTHERA DILATATA, Small White-flowered Orchis(4).Cabinet.
1078 PLATANTHERA BLEPHARIGLOTTIS, Fringed White Orchis(3).Cabinet.
1079 PLATANTHERA CILIARIS,   Fringed Yellow Orchis(2). -  Cabinet.
1080 PLATANTHERA PSYCODES, Purple Swamp Orchlis(4).  -  Cabinet.
1081 PLATANTHERA LAGERA,    Ragged Orchis(2). - -         -  Cabinet.




42                NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Names.             English Names.
1082 PLATANTHIERA BRACTEATA, Green-flowered Orchis.
1083 ARETHUSA BULBOSA,        Arethusa(3)  Cabinet6
1084 POGONIA OPHIOGLOSSOIDES, Single leaved.Pogonia(4).  - Cabineta
1085 POGONIA VERTICILLATA,   Verticillate Pogonia(2). - -Cabinet.
1086 PoGoNIA PENDULA,         Nodding Pogonia(3). -       ~. Cabinet.
1087 CALOPOGON PTJLCHELLUS,  Calapogon(4).                 Cabinet.
1088 SPIRANTHES GRACILIS,    Slender Lady's-tresses(7).  b 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(3). Cabineta
1092 GOODYERA REPENS,       Smaller Rattlesnake Plantain(3). Cabinet,
1093 LISTERA CORDATA,        Heart-leaved Twayblade(4). -  Cabinet;
1094 CYPRIPEDIUM PUBESCENS, Large Yellow Ladyslipper(1). Cabinet,
1095 CYPrIPEDIUM PARVIFLORaUM, Smaller Iellow Ladyslipper(1).Cabineta
1096 CYPRIPEDIUM SPECTABILE, Showy Ladyslipper(2).  - - Cabinet.
1097 CYPRIPEDIUM ACAULE, -Purple Ladyslipper, or Noah's-ark(2). Cab.
1098 CYPRIPEDIUM ARIETINUM, Ramshead(i). -                 Cabinet,
Vol. 38.]        ORDER CXIII. HYPOXIDACEIE,
1099 HllPOXIS ERECTA,         Common Stargrass(3);  -    Cabinet,
ORDER CXIV. IRIDACE3E.
1100 IRIs VERSICOLOR,         Blue Flag(2). - - -      - Cabinet.
1101 IRIS VIRGINICA,          Slender Blue-flag(3).    - - Cabinet.
1102 SISYRINCHIUM BERMUDIANA, Common Blueyed-grass(3). - Cabinet.
ORDER CXV. DIOSCOREACEAE.L
1103 DIOSCOREA VILLOSA,      VWild Yamroot(4).      -      Cabinet,
ORDER CXVI. SMILACEIE.
1104 MEDEOLA VIRGINICA,       Cucumber-root(3). - - - -  Cabinet.
1105 TRILLIUM ERYTHROCARPUM, Red-berried 3-1eaved Nightsliade(2).Cab.
1106 TRILLIUM CERNUUM,      Nodding 3-leaved Nightshade(l).Cabinet.
1107 TRILLIUM ERECTUM,        False Wakerobin(5). - - - Cabinet.
1108 TRJLLIUM GRANDIFLORUM, Large-flowered Trillium(2).   Cabinet.




PLANTS.                           43
Latin Names.             English Names.
1.109 SMILACINA STELLATA,    Star-flowered Solomon's-seal(2). Cabinet.
1 110 SMILACINA TRIFOLIA,    Three-leaved Smilacina(4). - Cabinet.
1111 SMILACINA RACEMOSA,    Wild Spikenard(l).  - - - Cabinet.
1112 SMILACINA BIFOLIA,      Two-leaved Solomon's-seal(7).  Cabinet.
1113 POLYGONATUM  MULTIFLORUM, Common Solomonz's-seal(4). Cabinet.
1114 CLINTONIA BOREALIS,     Large-flowered Clintonia(3).   Cabinet.
1115 CLINTONIA UMBELLATA,   Small-,flowered Clintonia.
1116 SMILAX ROTUNDIFOLIA,   Common Greenbrier(5).  - - Cabinet.
1117 SMILAX HISPIDA,         Hispid Greenbrier.
1118 SMILAX SPINULO$A,       Spinulose Greenbrier(2). - - Cabinet.
1119 SMILAX HErIBACEA,       Carrio7lZower(l).  - - - - Cabinet.
ORDER CXVII. LILIACEfE.
1120 LILIUMI PHILADELPHICUM, Red Lily(4).                 Cabinet.
1121 LILIUM CANADENSE,       Wild Yellow Lily(2). - - - Cabinet.
1122 LILIUM SUPERBUM,        Superb Lily, or Turk's-cap(2). Cabinet.
1123 ERYTHRONIUM AMERICANUM, American Dogstootlh Violet(3).Cabinet.
1124 ERYTHRONIUM ALBIDUM,  White Dogstooth Violet(2). - Cabinet.
1125 ORNITHOGALUM UMIBELLATUM, Common Star-of-Bethlehem(3). Cab.
1126 ALLIUM CANADENSE,       Meadow Garlic.
1127 ALLIUM VINEALE,         Wild GarliC()  Cabinet.
1128 ALLIUM TRICOCCIUM,      Wild Leek(1).                Cabinet.
1129 ALLIUM CEaRUUM,         Wild Onion(2).   - -    -  Cabinet.
1130 ASPARAGUS OFFICINALIS,  Common Asparagus(2). - - Cabinet.
1131 ALETRIS FARINOSA,       Colicroot(l).   -            Cabinet.
Vol. 39.]      ORDER CXVIII. PONTEDERIACEAE.
1132 PONTEDERIA CORDATA,   Common Pickerelweed(2).   - Cabinet.
1133 HETERANTIERA RENIFORMIS, Mud Plantain(2).    - - Cabinet.
1134 IETERANTHERA GRAMINEA, Water Stargrass(2).   - - Cabinet.
ORDER CXIX. MELANTHACEiE.
1135 ZYGADENUS GLAUCUS,      Glaucous-leaved Zygadenus(2). Cabinet.
1136 MELANTHIUM VIRGINICUM, Virginian Melanthium(2).  - Cabinet,




44                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Names.              English Names.
1137 VERATRUM VIRIDE,    Wlhite Hellebore, or Indian Poke(2).Cabinet.
1138 HELONIAS DIOICA,         Devilsbit, or Unicorn-plant(2). Cabinet.
1139 UVULARIA PERFOLIATA,   Perfoliate Bellwort(4).  - - Cabinet.
1140 UVULARIA GRANDIFLORA,  Large-flowered Bellwort(1). - Cabinet.
1141 UVULARIA SESSILIFOLTA,  Sessile-leaved Bellwort(2).  - Cabinet.
1142 PROSARTES LANUGINOSA,  Pale-flowered Prosartes(2). - Cabinet.
1143 STREPTOPUS AMPLEXIFOLIUS, Smooth Twistedstalk(1).  -  Cabinet,
1144 STREPTOPUS ROSEUS,       Rose Twistedstalk(l).      - Cabinet.
ORDER CXX. JUNCACEIE.
1145 LUZULA CAMPESTRIS,       Common Woodrush(4).  - - Cabinet,
1146 LUZULA PILOSA,         Broad-leaved Hairy Woodrush(4).Cabinet.
1147 LUZULA PARVIFLORA,       Small-flowered Woodrush(2).  Cabinet.
1148 JUNvUS EFFUSUS,          Soft Bush(2). -  -            Cabinet,
1149 JUNCUS FrLIFORIJs,      Slender Rush(4). -            Cabinet.
1150 JUNCUS BALTICUS,         Baltic Rush(4).   - - - -  Cabinet.
1151 JUNCUS NoDosvs,          Smaller Roundheaded Rush(9). Cabinet.
1152 JUNCUS POLYCEFIHALUSx,   Many-headed Rus(6).         - -  Cabinet.
1153 JUNCUS ACUMINATUS,       Sharp-fruited Rush(3). - - Cabinet,
1154 JUNCUS PELOCARPUS,       Brownish-fruited Rush.
1155 JUNCUS CONRADI,          Conrad's Rush(6). -    -    Cabinet.
1156 JUNcUS BUFONIUS,          Toad Rushl(2).         -     Cabinet.
1157 JNcvUS TENUIS,           Slender RBush(6).  -       -  -  Cabinet.
1158 JUNCUS GREENEI,          Greene's Rush.
1159 JUvcus GERARDI,          Blackgrass(3). - -  -  -  Cabinet.
1160 JUNCUS MARGINATUS,       Grass-leaved Rush(4).   - - Cabinet.
1161 JurNcus STYGIUS,         Large-fruited Rush(6). --  Cabinet.
1162 JTJNCUS TRIFIDUS,        Slender-fringed Rush(6).   - Cabinet.
ORDER CXXI. COMMELYNACEA3.
1163 COMMELYNA ANGUSTIFOLIA, Narrow-leaved Dayflower.
1164 TRADESCANTIA VIRGINICA, Virginian Spiderwort(l).  - Cabinet,
ORDER CXXII. XYRIDACEAE,
1165 XYRIS CAROLINIANA,       Common Yelloweyed-grass(3).  Cabinet,




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ORDER CXXIII. ERIOCAULONACE2E.
Latin Names.               English Names.
1166 ERIoCAULON SEPTANGULARE, Pellucid Pipewort(4). - - Cabinet.
Vol. 40.]         ORDER CXXIV. CYPERACEIZE.
1167 D ULICHIUM SPATHACEUM,  Dulichium(3). - - - - -  Cabinet,
1168 CYPERUS FLAVESCENS,    Yellowish Dwarf Galingale(4). Cabinet,
1169 CYPERUS DIANDRUS,       Diandrous Galingale(15).  - Cabinet,
1170 CYPERUS NUTTALLII,      Nuttall's Galingale(3). - - Cabinet.
1171 CYPERUS MICHAUXIANUS,  Michaux's Galingale(l). - -  Cabinet.
1172 CYPERUS STRIGOSUS,       Tall Galingale(6).   - - - Cabinet.
1173 CYPERUS REPENS,         Creeping Galingale(1).  - - Cabinet.
1174 CYPERUS FILICULMIS,      Slender-stalked Galingale(4).  Cabinet,
1175 CYPERUS GRAYI,           Gray's Galingale(2). - - - Cabinet,
1176 CYPERUS DENTATUS,       Toothed Galingale(3).   - - Cabinet.
1177 CYPERUS INFLEXUS,       Dwarf Odorous Galingale(7),  Cabinet.
1178 CYPERUS SCHWEINITZII,   Schweinitz's Galingale(2).  - Cabinet,
1179 CYPERTTS OVULARIS,      Oval-headed Galingale(2).  - Cabinet.
1180 CYPERUS RETROFRACTUS,  Bent-flowered Galingale.
1181 FUIRENA SQUARROSA,       Squarrose Fuirena(7).  - - Cabinet.
1182 ELEOCHARIS PALUSTRIS,   Common Spikerush(7).  - - Cabinet,
1183 ELEOCHARIS OLIVACEA,   Olive-fruited Spikerush(2). - Cabinet,
1184 ELEOCHARIS ROSTELLATA, Beaked Spikerush(2). - - -  Cabinet,
1185 ELEOCHARIS INTERMEDIA, Intermediate Spikerush(3). - Cabinet.
1186 ELEOCHARIS OBTUSA,       Obtuse-headed Spikerush(4).   Cabinet.
1187 ELEOCHARIS TUBERCULOSA, Large-tubercled Spikerush(2). Cabinet.
1188 ELEOCHARIS ACICULARIS,  Capillary Spikerush(6). - - Cabinet.
1189 ELEOCHARIS TENUIS,       Slender Spikerush(l).   - - Cabinet.
1190 ELEOCHARIS PYGMJEA,    Dwarf Spikerush(8).  - - -  Cabinet.
1191 SCIRPUS PLANIFOLIUS,     Small Flat-leaved Clubrush(2). Cabinet.
1192 SCIRPus  SUBTERMINALIS,  Floating Clubrush(2).  - - Cabinet.
1193 SCIRPUS CiESPITOSUS,     Scaly-stalked Clubrush(3). - Cabinet.
1194 Sciarus DEBILIS,         Weak-stalked Clubrush(4). - Cabinet.
1195 SCIRPU$ TRIQUETER,       Chairmaker's Rush(7).  - - Cabinet.
11




46                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Names.               English Names.
1196 SCIRPUS MUCRONATUS,   Long-headed Triangular Rush(1).Cabinet.
1197 SCIRPUS LACUSTIS,        Bulrush(3). - - - - - - Cabinet.
1198 SCIRPUS MAR!TIMUS,       Sea Clubrush(3).  - -  - -  Cabinet.
1199 SCIRPUS ATROVIRENS,      Dark-green Clubrush(2). - -  Cabinet.
1200 SCIRPUS BRUNNEUS,        Brown-headed Clubrush(l). - Cabinet.
1201 SCIRPUS ERIOPHORUS,      Brown W;oolg'rass(3). - - -  Cabinet.
1202 SCIRFUS LINEATUS,        Loose-flowered Woolgrass(2).   Cabinet.
1203 ERIOpomorX ALPINUM,   Alpine Cottongrass(3).  - -  Cabinet.
1204 ERIOPHoRvu  VAGINATUUM, Hares-tail(3).         -  -   Cabinet.
1205 ERIOPHsRUM VIRGINICUI, Rusty Cottongrass(3).   - -  Cabinet.
1206 ERIoPHoRuM POJTYSTACHYUM, Broad-leaved Cottongrass(3).Cabinet.
1207 ERIoPHORUn  ANaUSTIFOLIUBI, Narrow-leaved Cottongrass(5). Cab.
1208 FIMBRISTYLIS SPADICEA, Tall Brown-spiked Fimnbristylis(2). Cab.
1209 ISOLEPIS CAPILLARIS,     Hair-like Isolepis(2). - - - Cabinet.
1210 TmRICHELOSTIrLIS IUCRONULATA, Co0mmon Trichelostylis(6). Cabinet.
1211 HEMICARPHA SUBSQUARROSA, Dwarf Hemicarpha(6).   -  Cabinet.
1212 RH/NCHOSPORAo ALBA,    White Beakrush(2).  -  - - Cabinet.
1213 RHYNCHOSPORA CAPILLACEA, Small Capillary Beakrush(3).Cabinet.
1214 RHYNCHOSPORA FUSCA,   Brown Beakrush(5). -   -   Cabinet.
1215 RHYNCHOSPORAo GRACILENTA, Tall Slender Beakrush(1).  Cabinet.
1216 RHYNCHOSPORA GLONERATA, Common Beakrush(3). - -  Cabinet.
1217 RHYNCHOSPORA CEPHALANTHA, Roundheaded Beakrush(2). Cabinet.
1218 CLADIUM MARISCOIDES,    Smooth Twigrush(4). -          Cabinet.
1219 SCLERIA RETICULARIS,     Sessile-spiked Nutrush(2)-  - Cabinet.
1220 SCLERIA LAnXA,           Loose-flowered Nutrush(4). -  Cabinet.
1221 SCLER:IA TRIGLOMERATA,  Three-clustered Nutrush(4). - Cabinet.
1222 SCLERIA PAUCIFLORA,      Few-flowered Nutrush(2).   - Cabinet.
1223 SCLERIA VERTICILLATA,   Dwaif Verticillate Nutrush(2). Cabinet.
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1224 C'AREX DIOICA,           Diaocious Sedge(l).   - - - Cabinet.
1225 CAREX EXILIS,:Slender Sedge(5). - -    -  Cabinet.
1226 CAREX PAUCIFLORA,        Fez-flowered Sedge(6).  - - Cabinet.




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Latin Names.               English Names.
1227 CAREX POLYTRICHOIDES,   Bristle-stalked Sedge(3). -  - Cabinet.
1228 CAREX WILLDENOVII,       Willdenow's Sedge(5).    C- Cabinet.
1229 CAREX BACKII,            Back's Sedge(2).  - - -  Cabinet.
1230 CAREX DISPERNA,          Two-seeded Sedge(2), -        Cabinet.
1231 CAREX CHORDORUHIZA,    Long-rooted Sedge(6).   -    Cabinet.
1232 CAREX CEPHALOPHOrA,   Oval-headed Sedg'e(5).  - -  Cabinet.
1233 CAREX MUHLENBERGII,    Muhlenberg's Sedge(3). -    Cabinet.
1234 CAREx SICCATA,           Dry-spiked Sedge(3).  -       Cabinet.
1235 CAREX ROSEA,             Rose Sedge(4). -  Cabinet.
1236 CAREX RETROFLEXA,        Retroflexed Sedge(2). - - -  Cabinet.
1237 CAREX SPARGANIOIDES,   Bur-reed Sedge(6).  -  - -  Cabinet.
1238 CAREX STIPATA,           Awl-fruited Sedge(3),   ~ -  Cabinet.
1239 CAREX VULPINOIDEA,       Fox Sedge(8). -. -      Cabinet.
1240 CAREX SETACEA,           Bristly-spiked Sedge.
1241 CAREX BROiIOIDES,        Bromus-like Sedge(9).   Cabinet.
1242 CAREX ALOPECOIDEA,       Foxtail Sedge.
1243 CAREX SARTWELLII,        Sartwell's Sedge(3)., -,  Cabinet.
1244 CAREX TERETIUSCULA,    Lesser-panicled Sedge(5).   - Cabinet.
1245 CxAREX DECOMPOSITA,      Large-panicled Sedge(3).   -  Cabinet.
1246 CAREX TRISPERMA,         Three-seeded Sedge(2).  - - Cabinet.
1247 CAREX DEWEYANA,          Dewey's Sedge(3). - -. -  Cabinet.
1248 CAREx CANESCENS,          White Sedge(6).  - - - -  Cabinet.
1249 CAREX STELLULATA,        Little Prickly Sedge(2). -    Cabinet.
1250 CAREX TENUIFLORA,        Slender Cluster-spiked Sedge(2).Cabinet.
1251 CAREX SCOPAR1IA,         Broom-like Sedge( 10).  - - Cabinet,
1252 CAREX STRAMINEA,         Straw-colored Sedge(19).   -  Cabinet.
1.253 CAREX PEDUNCULATA,    Long-stalked Sedge(4).  -    Cabinet,
1254 CAREX SQUARROSA,         Squarrose-headed Sedge(4). - Cabinet.
1255 CAREX BUXBAUMII,         Buxbaum's Sedge(4).   - -   Cabinet.
1256 CAREX TRICEPS,          Three-headed Pubescent Sedge(5).Cabinet,
1257 CAREX VIRESCENS,        Green-spiked Pubescent Sedge(4).Cabinet.
1258 CAREX GRACILLIMA,        Slender lNodding Sedge(3). -  Cabinet.




48                NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Names.             English Names.
1259 CAREX FORMOSA,          Showy Sedge(3).  - -    - Cabinet.
1260 CAREX DAVISII,          Davis's Sedge(3). - - - - Cabinet.
1.261 CAREX RIGIDA,          Rigid Sedge(4).  - - - - Cabinet.
1262 C(AREX ANGUSTATA,       Large Bog Sedge(3). - -    Cabinet.
1263 CAREX C SPITOSA,:        Smaller Bog Sedge.
1264 CAREX AQUATILIS,        Water Sedge(2).  - - -       Cabinet.
1265 CAREX AIJREA,           Golden-fruited Sedge(6).   - Cabinet.
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1266 CAREX CRINITA,          Fringed Sedge(4).- -    - Cabinet.
1267 CAxEX OLIGOSPERMA,      Few-fruiited Sedge(3).   - - Cabinet.
1268 CAREX INFLATA,          Inflated Sedge.
1269 CAREX CYLINDRICA,       Cylindrical-spiked Sedge.
1270 CAREX UTRICULATA,       Bladder-fruited Sedge(9).  - Cabinet.
1271 CAREX SUBULATA,         Awl-fruited Sedge(4).   - - Cabinet.
1272 CAREX FOLLICULATA,      Tall Yellow Sedge(7).  - - Cabinet.
1273 CAREX INTUMESCENS,      Swollen-fruited Sedge(4).  - Cabinet.
1274 CAREX LUPULINA,         Hop Sedge(4).  - -   -    Cabinet.
1275 CAREX SCABRATA,         Rough-fruited Sedge(3). - - Cabinet.
1276 CAREX SCHWETNITZII,     Sclhweinitz's Sedge(2).  - - Cabinet1277 CAREX RETRORSA,         Backward-fruited Sedge(2). - Cabinet.
1278 CAREX TENTACULATA,    Long-pointed Sedge(3).  - - Cabinet.
1279 CAREX HYSTRICINA,       Porcupine Sedge(5). -    - Cabinet.
1280 CAREX PSEUDO-CYPERUS,  Cypress-like Sedge.
1281 CAREX LONGIROSTRIS,    Long-beaked Sedge(3).  - - Cabinet.
1282 CAREX TRICHOCARPA,      Hairy-fruited Sedge.
1283 CAREx ARISTATA,         Awned Sedge(3). - - - - Cabinet.
1284 CAREX UBIBELLATA,       Umbel-spiked Sedge(8). - - Cabinet.
1285 CAREX PENNSYLVANICA,  Pennsylvanian Sedge(7). - - Cabinet.
1286 CAREX NOVZ-ANGLILE,    New-England Sedge(3). - - Cabinet.
1287 CAREX FILIFORMIS,       Slender-leaved Sedge(3). - - Cabinet.
1288 CAREx LANUGINOSA,       Woally-fruited Sedge(9).   - Cabinet.
1289 CAREx VESTITA,          Short Woolly-spiked Sedge(4). Cabinet.
1290 CAREx PUBESCENS,        Pubescent Sedge(3)4  - - - Cabinet.




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Latin Names.             Eniglish Names.
1291 CAREX LIMOSA,           Mud Sedge(12).  - -           Cabinet.
1292 CAREX LIVIDA,           Livid Sedge(8).   - - - - Cabinet.
1293 CAREX FLAVA,            Large Yellow Sedge(6).  -   Cabinet.
1294 CAREX (EDERI,           (Eder's Sedge(2). - - - -  Cabinet.
1295 CAREX PALLESCENS,       Pale Pubescent Sedge(5).   - Cabinet.
1296 CAREX TORREYI,           Torrey's Sedge.
1.297 CAREX STRIATA,          Striated Sedge(2) - - - - Cabinet.
1298 CAREX GRANULARIS,        Granular-spiked Sedge)4). - Cabinet.
1299 CAREX LAXIFLORA,        Loose-flowered Sedge.
1300 CAREX GONOIDEA,         Conical-fruited Sedge(2).   - Cabinet.
1301 CAREX DIGITALIS,         Slender Sedge(7). - - - -  Cabinet.
1302 CAREX OLIGOCARPA,       Small Few-fruited Sedge(9).  Cabinet.
1303 CAREx  TETANICA,         Crooked-necked Sedge(3).   - Cabinet.
1304 CAREX ANCEPS,            Two-edged Sedge(14).   - - Cabinet.
1305 CAREX BLANDA,           Pale Smrooth Sedge.
1306 CAREX CRAWEI,           Crawe's Sedge(2). - -.  - Cabinet.
1307 CAREX PLANTAGINEA,    Plantain-leaved Sedge(4).  - Cabinet.
1308 CAREX CAREYANA,          Carey's Sedge(2). - - - - Cabinet.
1.309 CAItEX EBURNEA,        Bristle-leaved White Sedge(5). Cabinet.
1310 CAREX FLEXILIS,        Fringed Sedge(4).   - -       Cabinet.
1311 CAREX ARCTATA,           Short-beaked Wood Sedge(3).  Cabinet.
1312 CAREs  DEBILIS,          Weak Sedge(3).    - -   -   Cabinet
1313 CAREX MIIILIACEA,       Millet-like Sedge(5). - - - Cabinet.
1314: CAREX LACUSTRIS:,       Lake Sedge(3).   - - - - Cabinet.
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1315 LEERSIA ORYZOIDES,      Cutgrass, or Whitegrass(2).   Cabinet.
1316 LEERSiA VIRGINICA,       Small-flowered Whitegrass(2). Cabinet.
1317 ZIZANIA AQUWATICA,       Wild Rice(2). -    -  -   Cabinet.
1318 ALOPECURUS PRATENSIS,  Common Foxtail-grass.
1319 ALOPECURUS GENICULATUS, Water Foxtail-grass(3). -    Cabihet.
1320 PHLEUMv PRATENSE,       Timothy, or Herdsgrass(2). -  Cabinet.
1321 PHALARIS ARUMDINAQEA,  Reed Canary-grass(2)...   - - Cabinet




50                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Names.              English Names
1322 PHALARIS CANARIENSIS,   Common Canary-grass(l).  -  Cabinet.
1323 HOLCUS LANATUS,          Meadow Softgrass(3),     j A Cabinet.
1324 HIEROCIRLOA BOREALIS,   Seneca or Vanilla Grass(2). - Cabinet.
1325 HIEROCHILOA ALPINA,      Alpine Holygrass(4). -, - Cabinet.
1326 ANTHOXANTHUM ODORATUM, Sweetscented Vernal-grass(5). Cabinet.
1327 PASPALUM LYEVE,           Smooth Erect Paspalumcz (2). -  Cabinet.
1328 PASPALUM SETACEUM,    Hairy Slender Paspalumz(2).   Cabinet.
1329 MILIUM EFFUSUM,          Millet-gi ass(2).   - - -      Cabinet.
1330 PANICUM SANGUINALE,    Commnon Crabgrass(l).  -        Cabinet.
1331 PANICUuM  GLABRUM,       Smooth Crabgrass(2).   -      Cabinet.
1332 PANICUI FILIFORME,        Slender Crabgrass(2).   -     Cabinet.
1333 PANICUDI CRUS-GALLI,     BarnZyard-grass(4).  - - -  Cabinet.
1334 PANICUM VIRGATUM,        Tall Smooth Panicgrass(2).   Cabinet.
1335 PANICUM LATIFOLIUM,    Broad-leaved Panicgrass(3).   Cabinet.
1336 PANIcUM CLANDESTINUM, Hidden-flowered Panicgrass(6). Cabinet.
1337 PANICUs1 XANTHOPHYSUM, Yellow Panicgrass(2),  - -  Cabinet.
1338 PANICUM CAPILLARE,       Hair-stalked Panicgrass(5).   Cabinet.
1339 PANICUM DEPAUPERATUM, Few-flowered Panicgrass(4).   Cabinet.
1340 PANIcGUt  DICHOTOMUM,   Polymorphous Panicgrass(22). Cabinet.
1341 PANICUM VERRUCOSUMI,    Warty-flowered Panicgrass(3). Cabinet.
1342 PANIcuM AGROSTOIDES,   Agrostis-like Panicgrass(3).   Cabinet.
1343 PANICUIVI PROLIFERUM,    Proliferous Panicg'rass(2). ~  Cabinet.
1344 PENNISETUM GLAUCUM,   Foxtail, or Bottlegrass(2), -  Cabinet.
1345 PENNISETUM VIRIDE,       GreenL Bottlegrass(1). -  -  -  Cabinet.
1346 CENCHRUS TRIBULOIDES,  Burgrass(4).         - - -  -  Cabinet.
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1347 ORYZOPSIS ASPERIFOLIA,  White-grained Mountain-rice(4).Cabinet.
1348 ORYzoPsIS MELANOCARPA, Black-fruited Mountain-rice(2).Cabinet.
1349 Oryzorsis CANADENSIS,    Smallest Mountain-rice(2). -  Cabinet.
1350 STIPA AVENACEA,          Black Oatgrass(1).  -  - -  Cabinet.
1351 ARISTIDA DICHOTOMA,  Dichotomous Threeawned-grass(2).Cabinet.
1352 AI.STIDA GRACIL1S,        Slender Threeawned-grass(3). Cabinet.




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Latin Names.              English Names.
1353 MUHLENBERmGIA DIFFUSA,  Dropseed-gr'ass(3). -  - -  -  Cabinet.
1354 MUIHLENERGIA CINNA,    Tall Muhlertbergia.
1355 MUHLENBERGIA WILLDENOVII, Willdenow's Muhlenbergia(3).Cabinet.
1356 MURHLENBERGIA SYLVATICA, Wood Muhlenbergia(3). - -  Cabinet.
1357 MUILENBEROJA SOBOLIFERA, Awnless Muhlenbergia.
1358 MUHLENBERGIA. GLOMERATA, Cluster-spiked Muhlenbergia(3). Cab.
1359 MUHLENBERGIA MBXICANA, Mexican Muhienbergia(2).  - Cabinet.
1360 VILFA VAGINrEFLORA,  Htidden-flowered Vilfa(4).  -  Cabinet.
1361 VILFA ASPERA,             Bough-leaved Vilfa(2).  - -  Cabinet.
1362 VILFA SEROTINA,           Late-fJowering Vilfa(3). - -  Cabinet.
1363 VILFA HETEROLEPIS,       Strong-scented Vilfa,
1364 VILFA. CRYPTANDRA,       Large-panicled Vilfa(1). - -  Cabinet.
1365 AGROSTIS VULGARI5,       Herdsgrass.
1366 AGROSTIS ALBA,           Fiorin-g'rass.
1367 AGROSTIS JAXlIF. ORA,    Hairgrass(6).         -        -  Cabinet.
1368 AGROSTIS STRICTA,         Upright-floweired Bentgrass(2). Cabinet.
1369 AGROSTIS CANINA,         Bentgrass(3). -Cabinet.
1370 BRACHYELYTRUM ARISTATUM, Awned Brachyelytrnum(2).  Cabinet.
1371 CALAMAGrOSTIS CANADENrIS, Canadian Smallreed(5).  - Cabinet.
1372 CALAMAGROSTIS COARCTATA, Glaucous Smallreed(2).   -  Cabinet.
1373 CALAMAGROSTIS INEXPANSA, Close-flowered Smallreed(2).  Cabinet.
1374 ABiMOPHILA ARiUNDINACEA, Common Seareed(2).  -       - Cabinet.
1375 PHRAGMITES COMMUNIS,   Com7on Reed(l), - -.  -  Cabinet.
1376 ELEUSINE INDICA,        Dogstail-grass, or Yard-grass(3).Cabinet.
1377 SPARTIN9A CYNOSUROIDES,  Tall Marshgrass(2). - - - Cabinet.
1378 SPARTINA JUNCEA,          Rush-like Marshgrass(3).  -  Cabinet.
1379 SPARTINA ALTERNIFOLIA,  Smooth Marshgrass(2).  - - Cabinet.
1380 BOUTELOUA RACEMIOSA,   Racemed Bouteloua(2).  - -  Cabinet.
1381 AIRA FLEXUOSA,           Conmmon Hairgrass(3).      -  Cabinet.
1382 AIRA ATROPURPUREA,       Purple Alpine Hairgrass(3).  Cabinet.
1383 AmRA CIESPITOSA,         Tufted Hairigrass(5). - - - Cabinet.
1384 TRISETUM MOLLE,          Soft Trisetum(3). -  - - -  Cabinet.




52                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Names.              English Names.
1385 AVENA PENNSYLVANICUM, Pennsylvanian Wildoat(3). - Cabinet.
1386 AVENA STRIATA,           Purple Wildoat(2).  -  -    Cabinet
1387 ARRHENATHERUM AVENACEU/I, Grass-of-the-Andes(2).  - Cabinet
1388 DANTHONIA SPICATA,       Wild Oatgrass(3).   - - - Cabinet.
1389 URALEPIS ARISTULATA,    Short-awned Uralepis(3).   - Cabinet.
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1390 POA ANNIrA,              Annual Meadowgrass(5).   o Cabinet.
1391 POA LAXA,          Few-flowered Alpine Meadowg'rass(3).Cabinet.
1392 POA TRIVIALIS,           Rough Meadowgrass(l).. - Cabinet.
1393 POA PRATENSIS,           Smooth-stalked Meadowgrass(3).Cabinet.
1394 POA COMPRESSA,           Bluegrass, or Wiregrass(7).   Cabinet.
1395 POA PUNGENS,             Sharp-leaved Meadowgrass(2). Cabinet.
1396 POA NEMORALIS,           Wood Meadowgrass(1).  - - Cabinet.
1397 PoA SEROTINA,            Redtop(2).  - -. -        Cabinet.
1398 PoA DEBILIS,            Wleak Meadowgrass(3). - - Cabinet.
1399 POA ERAGROSTIS,          Strongscented Meadowgrass(l). Cabinet.
1400 POA PILOSA,              Slender Meadowgrass(2).   -  Cabinet.
1401 POA REPTANS,             Creeping Meadowgrass(4).  -  Cabinet.
1402 POA HIRSUTA,             Hairy Meadowgrass(1). - - Cabinet.
1403 POA CAPILLARIS,          Hair-panicled Mlleadowgrass(2). Cabinet.
1404 POA DENTATA,             Toothed Meadowgrass(2).  -  Cabinet.
1405 POA MICHAUXII,           Spiked Saltmarsh Poa(3).  - Cabinet.
1406 TRICUSPIS SESLERIO1DES,  Tall Redtop(2).   - - - -  Cabinet.
1407 GLYCERIA FLUITANS,       Common Mannagrass(1).   -  Cabinet.
1408 GLYCERIA ACUTIFLORA,   Sharp-flowered Mannagrass(2). Cabinet.
1409 GLYCERIA AQ.UATICA,      Reed Mannagrass(1). -   - - Cabinet.
1410 GLYCERIA NERVATA,        Nerved Mannagrass(6). - - Cabinet.
1411 GLYCERIA ELONGATA,       Long-panicled Mannagrass(2). Cabinet.
1412 GLYCER1A CANADENSIS,   Rattlesnake-grass(2). - -  - Cabinet.
1413 DACTYLIS GLOMERATA,    Cocksfoot-grass(2). - - - - Cabinet.
1414 BRoMvs SECALINUS,        Cheat, or Chess(2). - - - - Cabinet.
1415 BROMUS CLIIATUS,         Fringed Bromegrass(4). -  - Cabinet.
1416 BROMUs PURGANS,          Hairy-flowered Bromegrass(2). Cabinet.




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Latin Names.               English Names.
1417 BRomus STERILIS,          Barren Bromegrass(l).  - 7  Cabinet.
1418 K(ELERIA PENNSYLVANTCA, Pennsylvanian Keleria(2). -  Cabinet.
1419 KCELERIA TRUNCATA,        TrunaTcated Kceleria(2).    -   C- abinet.
1420 FESTTUCA DURIUSCULA,    Hard Fescuegrass(3), -   -  Cabinet.
1421 FESTUCA TENELLA,          Slender Fescuegrass(2). -  -  Cabinet.
1422 FESTUCA NUTANS,           Nodding Fescuegrass(2) "-  -  Cabinet.
1423 FESTUCA ELATIOR,          Tall Fescuegrass(1). -  -  -  Cabinet.
1424 FESTUCA PRATENSIS,        Meadow Fescuegrass(2). -  -  Cabinet.
1425 DIPLACHNE FASCICUI,ARTS, Cluster-flowered Diplachne(2). Cabinet.
1426 UNIOLA GRACILIS,          Slenider Spikegrass(2).  -  -  Cabinet.
1427 LoLIUM PERENNE,           Common Darnel(1).  -  - -  Cabinet.
1428 TRIT1CUMI REPENS,         Couchgraass, or Quitchgrass(2). Cabinet.
1429 TRITIC'UIM CANINUM,       Fibrous-rooted )Wheatg'rass(2). Cabinet.
1430 ELYBIUS VIRGINICUS,       Virginian Lymegrass(2).   -  Cabinet.
1431 ELYMvus CANADENSIS,       Caradian Lymeg'rass(2). -  - Cabinet.
1432 ELYMUS VILLOSIUs,         Slender-hairy Lymegrass(2).   Cabinet.
1433 ELrMUS HYSTRIY,           Bottlebrush-grass(4). -  -  - Cabinet.
1434 ANDROPOGON NUTANS,    Indian Beardgrass.
1435 ANDROPOGON SCOPARIUS,  Purple Woodgarass(2).   - - Cabinet.
1436 ANDROPOGON FURCATUS,  Finger-spiked Woodgrass(2).  Cabinet.
1.437 ANDROPOGON VIRGINICUS, Virginian Beardgrass(3).  -  Cabinet.
1438 ANDROPQGON MACROURUS, Cluster-flowered Beardgrass(2). Cabinet,
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54                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION,
A D D I T     O N St
PLANTS DISCOVERED DURING THE PRINTING  QF THIE FLORA,
And described in Vol. ii, pp. 515 et seq.
Latin Names.               English Names.
1439 POLYGALA LUTEA,' ellow Milkwort,
1440 DESNODIUM LIAVIGATUM,  Rigid Upright Desmodium.
1441 LYTHRIIM SALICARIA,     Common Purple Loosestrife.
1442 SAXIFRAGA AIZOIDES,      Yellow Mountain Saxifrage.
1443 EUPATORIUM HYSSOPIFOLIUM, Hyssop-leaved Hempweed&
1444 EUPATORIUM ALBUM,        Whiteheaded Hempweed,
1445 EUPATORIUM RESINOSJUM, Resinous Hempweed,
1446 ASTER CONCOLOR,          Racemed Violet Aster.
1447 OAKESIA CONRADI,         Conrad's Oakesia(3). - -    Cabinet.
1448 CALYPSO BOREALIS,        Northern Calypso.
1449 ELEOCHAR1s BMELANOCARPA, Black-fruited Eleocharis(2).  Cabinet,
PLANTS DISCOVERED AND COLLECTED SINCE THE PUBLICATION
OF THE FLORA.
1450 ROBINIA VISCosA,         Clammy Locust(l).   - - - Cabinet.
1451 VICIA CAROLINIANA,      Carolinzian Vetch(l). - - -  Cabinet.
1452 STELLARIA LONGIPES,     Long-stalked Stitchwort(l). - Cabinet.
1453 TRIFOLIUM INCARNATUI,  Incarnate Clover(2).  - -  - Cabinet.
1454 PYRUS MALUS,             Common Apple(4). -        -  Cabinet.
1455 (ENOTHERA RIPARIA,       Bank Evening-primrose(l). - Cabinet.
1456 GALIUM. CONCINNUM,       Concinnate Bluets(1).     - Cahbinet.




PLANTS.                           55
Latin Names.             English Names.
1457 PHLO:iIS TUBEROSA,     Tuberous Phlomis(2). - - - Cabinet.
1458 LITHOSPERMUM LATIFOLIUM, Broad-leaved Gromwell(1).  Cabinet.
1459 ONOSMODIUMv CAROLINIANUM, Carolina False-gromwell(2). Cabinet.
1460 AMARANTHUS TAMARISCINUS, Salt Amaranth(1). - -    Cabinet.
1461 CHENOPODIUiI MURALE,   Wall Goosefoot(3). - - - - Cabinet.
1462 SALIX FRAGILIS,         Brittle W;Vilowz(8).   -   -   Cabinet.
1463 SALIX BABYLONICA,       Weeping ]W;illow(2). -    - Cabinet.
1464 SALIX ERIOCEPHALA,      Woolly-head Willow(3). - - Cabinet.
1465 SALIX ANGUSTATA,        Narrow-leaved Willow(3).  - Cabinet.
1466 MELANTHIUM HYBRIDUM,  Hybrid Melanthium(1). - - Cabinet.
1467 CAREX STEUDELII,        Steudel's Sedge(l).  - - - Cabinet.
1468 CAREX PANICULATA,       Panicled Sedge(1).  - - - Cabinet.
1469 CAREX VULGARIS,         Small Black-scaled Sedge(1).  Cabinet.
1470 CAREX TORTA,            Twisted Sedge(6). - - - - Cabinet.
1471 CAREX GRISEA,           Greyish Sedge(4). - - - - Cabinet.
1472 CAREX PLATYPHYLLA,    Flat-leaved Sedge(2). - - - Cabinet.
1473 CAREX COMOSA,           Cyprus-like Sedge(3).   - - Cabinet.
1474 PANICUM PAUCIFLORUomX,   Few-flowered Panicgrass(2).   Cabinet.
1475 AVENA SATIVA,           Common Oat(2).  - - - - Cabinet.
1476 SPARTINA POLYSTACHYA,  Tall Saltmarsh-grass(2).   - Cabinet.
1477 CINNA PENDULA,          Pendulous Cinna(2). - -    Cabinet.
1478 CINNA ARUNDINACEA,      Reed-like Cinna(2).  - - - Cabinet.








BOTANY OF NEW-YORK,
OR THE
BY JOHN TORREY.
DIVISION IL, C(RYPTOGAMOUS PLANTS.








BOTANY.,
DIVISION II. CRYPTOGAMOUS PLANTS.
Vol. 46.]       ORDER CXXVI. EQUISETACEJA~
Latin Name.               English Name.            Inl the
1 EvUISETIJM ARVENSE,       Field Horsetail.
2 EQUISETUM SYLVATICUM,    Wood Horsetail(7).  -          Cabinet.
3 EQUISETUM LIMOSUnr, Smooth Swamp Horsetail, or Pipes(3).Cabinet.
4 EQUISETUTJM HYEMALE,      Scouring Rush(4). -           Cabinet.
5 EQUISETUMI VARIEGATUM,    Variegated Rough Horsetail(5) Cabinet
6 EQUISETUM SCIRPOIDES,      Smallest Rough Horsetail(3).  Cabinet.
ORDER CXXVII. FILICES.
7 PoLYPODIUM VULGARE,       Common Polypody(2).        - Cabinet.
8 POLYPODIUMI PHEGOPTERIS,  Beech Polypody(2).  - - - Cabinet.
9 POL'YPODIUM HEXAGONOPTERUM, Winged Polypody(l). -    Cabinet.
10 POLYPODIUM DRYOPTERIS,   Three-branched Polypody(2).  Cabinet.
11 STRUTHIOPTERIS GERMAINICA, Common Ostrichfern(4). - - Cabinet.
12 ALLOSORUS GRACILIS,       Slender Allosorus(4). - - - Cabinet.
13 ADIANTUM PEDATUM,         Maidenhair, or Mohair(l). - Cabinet.
14 PTERIS AQUILINA,          Common Brake, or Bracken(2). Cabinet.
15 PLATYLOMA ATROPURPURBA, Purple-stalked Rockbrake(2).  Cabinet.
16 DOODIA VIRGINICA,          Virginian Doodia(l). - - -  Cabinet.
17 WOODWARDIA ANGUSTIFOLIA, Narrow-leaved Woodwardia(2). Cabinet.
18 SCOLOPENDRUM OFFICINARUM, Common Houndstongue(2). - Cabinet.
19 ASPLENIUM TRICHOMANES,   Small Rock Spleenwort(3). - Cabinet.




60                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTIONs
Latin Names.              English Names.
20 ASPLENIUMI EBENEUM,         Screwfern(3).                  Cabinet.
21 ASPLENIUMI ANGUSTIFOLIUrI, Nartzrow-leaved Spleenwort(2). Cabinet.
22 ASPLENIUUM RUTA-MURARIA,  Wr all-rue Spleenzwort(3). -    Cabinet.
23 ASPLENIU14 THELYPTERIOIDES, Silvery Spleenwort(l). - -  Cabinet.
24 ASPLENIUMI FILIX-FEININA,   Fe2ale-fern(1).   - - -  -  Cabinet.
25 ANTIGRAMIVIA RHIZOPHYLLA, Walking0-fern(5). -  - -  - Cabinet.
26 ASPIDIUMI DIARGINALE,       Marginal Shieldfern(1). - -  Cabinet.
27 AsPIDIUMr GOLDIANUMI,       Goldie's Shieldfern(2).  - -  Cabinet,
28 AsPIDIUr CRISTATU-M,        Crested Shizeldfern(1).   -  g  Cabinet.
29 AsPIDIuIr DILATATUI,       Dilated Shieldfern(l).   - - Cabinet.
30 ASPIDIUIJI THELYPTERIS,      leadow Shieldfern(l).        Cabinet.
31 ASPIDIUM NOVEBORACENSE,  New- York Shieldfern(l).   -  Cabinet.
32 ASPIDIUMI ACROSTICHOIDES,  Terminal Shieldfern(2) - -   Cabinet,
33 AsPIDIUNI ACULEATUBI,       Prickly Shieldfern.
34 ONOCLEA SENSIBILIS,         Sensitive-fer'n(4). -  - -  -  Cabinet.
35 WOODSIAx ILVENSIS,          Rzsty Rock Polypody,
36 WooDSIA OBTUSA,            Obtuse Woodsia(3).             Cabinet.
37 CYSTOPTERIS FRAGILIS,       Brittle Bladdefern(4). -      Cabinet.
38 C STOPTERIS BULBIFERA,    Bulb-bearing Bladdedfern(2).  Cabinet.
39 DICKiso ANI PILOSIUSCULA,    Hairy Dicksonia(2).  -  -  -  Cabinet.
40 OS~MUNDA CLAYTON:IANA,    Itert'upted Flowering-'ern(1). Cabinet.
41 OSMUNDA CINNAMOVMEA,        Woolly Flowering-fern(2). -  Cabinet.
42 OSMUNDA. SPECTABILIS,       Shozvy Flowering-fern(2).  -  Cabinet.
43 LYGODIUBI PALMATUBI         Climbing-ferrn(1). -   -   -  Cabinet.
44 OpHIoLossSUM VULGATUM,  Common Adderstongue(2).  -  Cabinet,
45 BOTRYCHIUM VIRGINICUM,   Rattlesznake-fern(1).  -  - -  Cabinet.
46 BOTRYCHIUM LUNAR1OIDES,  Tall Smooth Moonwort(2).  -  Cabinet.
47 BOTRYCHIUMI SIMPLEX,        Dwarf Moonwort(l). --   Cabinet.
ORDER CXXVIII. LYCOPODIACEJE.
48 LYcoPoDIUM SELAGO,          Fir Clubmoss(3).  -            Cabinet.
49 LYCOPODInITI LUCIDULUM,     Shining Clubmoss(3). -  -  - Cabinet,
50 LYcoPODIuSI INUNDATUM,    Low Marsh Cltubmoss(7). - -   Cabinet,




PLANTS.                            61
Latin Names.             English Names.
51 LYcoPoDIUM ANNOTINUM,   Interrupted Clubmoss(2). - -  Cabinet.
52 LYCOPODIUINI OBSCURUM,     Groundpine(2). -             Cabinet.
53 LYCOPODIUB CLAVATUM,    Commnon Clubmoss(2). - -    Cabinet.
54 LYcoPODIUMV COIPLANATUII, Festoon G?'oundpine(2).   -   Cabinet.
55 SELAGINELLA RUPESTRlS,    Small Rock Clulbmoss(4).      Cabinet.
56 SELAGINELLA APUS,          Moss-like Selaginella(4).    Cabinet.
ORDER CXXIX. SALVINIACEE.
57 SALVINIA NATANS,           Floating Salvinia.
58 AZOLLA CAROLINIANA,        Carolinian Azolla(3). -. Cabinet.
ORDER CXXX. ISOETACEE.
59 ISOETES LACUSTRIS,         Common Quillwort(l).  - - Cabinet.
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MlLINERALOGY OF NEW-YORK,
BY LEWIS C. BECK,








MI' N E't A  L    Y G.
CLASS I'  GASEOUS AMINERALS~
ORDER 1. COMBUSTIBLE GASESF
Narncs of Species.     localities.
1 HYDROGEN (Not found pure).
2 CARBURETTED HYDROGEN (See Mineralogy, p. 128).
3 SUILPHURETTED HYDROGEN (See Mineralogy, p. 141).
4 PHOSPHIURETTED IIYDROGEN (Sometimes found in marshes).
ORDER II  NON-COMBUSTIBLE 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 (Sometirmes evolved from springs).
CLASS II.  LIQUID MINERALS, NOT COMBUSTIBLE.
ORDER IL  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).




4                   NEAV-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
CLASS III. COMBUSTIBLE MINERALS, NOT GASEOUS.
Names.                        1.IIIiies.                     I, thle
12 SULPHR: (1 spefimen),    Springport, Essex county. -  -  Cabinet.
13 BITUM1EN': Petr-oleum(l),  Erlie  county.      ----    (abinet.
14 AMBEnR,                      0ossvirle, IRichmlond county.
15 GRAIPHII'E (19 specinlens),  - -      -         -  -      -  Cabinet.
-Rogersrock, Essex, 2 specimens;
Ticonderogai Essex, 3,
Port Henry, Essex, 2;
-Fishkill, Dutchess, 4;
Brown's quarry, Putnam, 1'
Eidenville, Oranges 2;;                        Saltus's quarry, Essex, 1;
Rossie, St. Law-rence, 1;
Johnsbnrghi, Warren, 2;
A- RTrIFiCrmIcAL,   Rossie furnlace, St.Lawrence, 1.
16 ANTHIRACITE(5);  -    -;                                    Cabinet.
Littlefa'llks, Herkimer, 2;
Sprakers, Montgomnery, 2;
-  Aiddleburgh, Schoharie, 1.
17 COAL (See Mineralogy, p. 190).
18 LIGNITE (See AMineralogy, p. 191).
19 PEAT( 1),                    Lasinburg       ensselae.   -  Cabinet.
CLASS IV. ALKALITNEI  MI[NERALS.
ORDER I. AMMONIA.
20 CARBONATE OF' AMMONIA, In New-York city.
ORDER II. SODA.
21 GLAUBER'S SALT1;            In ~Rochester, Mlmoni'be
22 NATRON,                      New-York city; etc.
23 COIMMION SALT (See Mineralogy, p. 99).
24 HYDRIODATE O01 SODA, Probably in the brine springs of Onondaga.
ORDER III. POTASH.
25 SULPHATE OF POTASH,    Perhaps in the brine of Salina.
26 CARBONATE OF POTASH,  Water of certain springsi




MIINERALS.                            I)
Names.                     Localities.
27 MUIRIATE OF POTASH,         Water of brine springs, etc.
28 HYDROBROMATE OF POTASH, Waters of Saratoga.
29 ALUMi,                      Catskill mountains. etc.
CLASS V. ALKALINE EARTHY MINERALS.
ORDER I. BARYTA.
30 HEAVY sPAR(35),             -.                            Cabinet.
Schoharie courthouse, Schoharie, 5;
Littlefalls, Herkimer, 2;
Middleburgh, Schoharie, 4;
Syracuse, Onondaga, 2;
Pillar point, Jefferson, 2:
Rossie, St.Lawrence, 5:
Car lisle, Schoharie, 4;
Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 4;
Oxbow, Jefferson, 4;
Wayne county, 3.
31 CELESTINE(8),               - -         -   -  -.         Cabinet.
Stark, Herkimer, 3;
Syracuse, Onondaga, 2;
Lockport, Niagara, 2.
ORDER II. STRONTIAN.
32 STRONTIANITE(12),           -                              Cabinet.
Schoharie courthouse, Schoharie, 11;
-Antwerp, Jefferson, 1.
33 BARYSTRONTIANITE,           Near Hamilton College, Oneida.
ORDER III. LIME.
34 CALCAREOUS SPAR(157),   -.?:    v -  Cabinet.
-  Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 5;
Diana, Lewis, 2;
Antwerp, Jefferson, 1.1;
Oxbow, Jefferson, 9;
Littlefalls, Herkimer, 3;
Middleville, Herkimer, 3;
Camillus, Onondaga, 3;
aHayerstraw, Rockland, 5;
Warwick, Orange, 2
Amity, Orange, 4;




6                   NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Nameo.                      Localities.
CALCAREOUS SPAR:
-  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;
Fort-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;
Tockport, Niagara, 2;
-     WRITE,              Catskill, Greene, 2;
-     WHITE,              Edenville, Orange, 1;
-     RED,                Cornwall, Orange, 4;
-  RED,             Monroe, Orange, 3;
-     BLUE,               Naturalbridge, Lewis, 1;
-     BLUE,               Diana, Lewis, 2;
GREEN,              Schroon, Essex, 1;
-     BROWN,              Flat creek, Montgomery, 1;
-   STALACTITE,         Ball's cave, Schoharie, 1;
-     STALAGMITE,'        Ball's cave, Schoharie, 1;
DOGTOOTH,           Cheshire, Ontario, 1;
-     SATIN,              Rossie, St.Lawrence, 1.
35 MARBLE(5),                                                Cabinet.
Montagne's quarry, Rockland, 1;
Hastings, Westchester, 1;
-Haverstraw, Rockland, 1;
Grassy point, Rockland, 1;
Pleasant-valley, Dutchess, 1.




IINERALS.                                7
Namnes.                     Localities.
36 FIBROUS LIMESTONE(11),          -      -                     Cabinet.
Camillus, Onondaga, 6;
Naturalbridclge, Jefferson, -1;
Ball's cave, Schoharie, 1;
Carlisle, Schoharie, 1;
Rossie, St.Lawrence, 2.
37 CONCRETED CARBONATE OF LIMIE(22), -tlCabineta
-     AGARIC MIXIERAL,   Cobleskill, Schoharie, 1;
- OOLITIC LISMESTONE, WVarwick, Orange, 2;
OOLITIC LIMESTONE, Greenfield, Saratoga, 2;
-     CALCAREOUS SINTEI', Newburgh, Orange, 1;
-  CALCARE!cs TUrFA, Jamesville, Ononldaga, 4;
-     CALCAREsOU(S TUFAY, Lenox, Madison, 2;
-     CALCAREOUS TUF-\,  Rochester, Monroe, 1}
-     CALCAIAEOUST TUJFA, Syracuse, Onondaga, 1;
-   CALCAIREOUS TIFA, Chittenango, Madison, 1;
CALCAREEOUS TUFA,   Martinsburgh,   Lewis, 1;
-  CALCAREOUS TUFA,  Marcellus, Onondaga, 1;
-  FIRRUGINOuS)     Johnsburgh, Warren, 3;
-     CRYSTALLIZED,       Ainthony's Nose, Putnam, 2.
38 MARL(5),                      -  -..                       Cabinet.
I)ewvitt, Onondaga, 1;
Syracuse, Onondaga, 3;
Salina, Onondaga, 1.
39 ARRAGONITE(6)-.......(                           Cabinet.
Monroe, Orange, 1;
Patterson, Putnam, 1;
ONiel mine, Orange, 2;
Edenville, ()range, 1;
How's cave, Scholharie, 1.
40 GYPsu(32)                       -  -  -  -         -          Cabinet.
Stark, Herkimer, 2;
Lockport, Niagara3 2;
Lenox, Madison, 1;
-Onondaga county3, 2;
Syracuse, Onondaga, 4;
VDeAwitt, Onondaga, 6;
AManlius, Onondaga, 4;
Camillus, Onondaga, 7;
Cayuga county, 1;
-     SELENITE,           Lockport, Niagara, 1;
-     SELENITE,           O'Niel mine, Orange, 1.
14




8                  N1~~NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.                    Localities.
41 ANIIYDRITE,                Lockport, Niagara.
42 APATITE(13),-                                             Cabinet.
Rossie, St.Lawrence, 1;
Hammond, St.Lawrence, 1;
Hall mine, Essex, 3;
Edenville, Orange, 4;
%Westfarms, Westchester, 1;
Diana, Lewis, 2;
EUPYrrcroITE,      Crownpoint, Essex, 3.
43 FLUOR SPAR(15),                  -          -  - -.Cabinet,
Lowville, Lewis, 2;
Amity, Orange, 2;
Niagara, Niagara, 4;
Schoharie courthouse, Schoharie, 3;
Alexandria, Jefferson, 2;'l Manlius, Onondaga, 2.
44 MIURIATE OF' LlAIE,       Water of several mineral springs,
45 DATHOLITE,                Piermont, Rockland, etc.
46 PHARMACOLITE,              Monroe, Orange.
ORDER IV. MAGNESIA.
47 BRUCITE,                   Quarantine, Richmond, etc.
48 CARBONATE OF M:AGNESIA, Staten island, etc.
49 EPsoM SALT,                Bethlehem, Albany, etc.
50 MIAGNESIAN CARBONATE OF LImEi(27), -                     Cabinet.
-     PEARL SPAR,        Lockport, Niagara, 1;
-    PEARL SPAR,        Littlefalls, Herkimer, 2;
PEARL SPAR;        Niagara falls, Niagara, 2;
PEARL SPAR,        Rossie, St.Lawrence, 4;
PEAPL SPAR;        Theresa, Jefferson, 1;
-    BROWN SPAR,         Diamond island, Warren, 2;
-    BRowN SPR.,         Parish mine; St.Lawrence, 3;
-    DOLOMITE-           Kingsbridge, New-York, 2;
DOLOMITE,          Amenia, Dutchess, 1;
GURHOFITE,         Phillipstowh, Putnam, 5;
GuJRHOFITE,        Quarantine, Richmond, 4.
51 HYDRAULIC LIMESTONE(3), -                                Cabinet,.
Schoharie courthouse, Schoharie, 1;
Van Eps's quarry, Montgomery, 1;
Lockport, Niagara, 1;.
52 HYDROBROMIATE OF MIAGNESIA, In sea water, etc.




MINERALS.                              9
CLASS VI. EARTHY MINERALS.
ORDER. SILICA.
Names.                     Localities.
53 QuARTZ(65),                  -                              Cabinet.
M- iddleville, Herkimer, 2;
Littlefalls, Herkimer, 1;
Port Richmond, Richmond, 3;
-  liamond point, Warren, 3;
Craigville, Orange, 2;
-                         -1Ellenville, Ulster, 3;
_-                        Oxbow, Jefferson, 2;
R- edbridge, Ulster, 4;
Sterling mine, Jefferson, 2;'Diana, Lewis, 4;
Wurtzborough mine, Sullivan, 2;
Catskill, 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;
MAsswIVE,           New-Rochelle, Westchester, 1;
-     MAssIVE,            Yonkers, Westchester, 3;
-     B,LACK,             Littlefalls, Herkimer, 2;
ROSE,               Port Henry, Essex, 3;
--   FERRUGINOuIS,        Quarantine, Richmond, 2;
—.    FERRUGINOUS,'Warwick, Orange, 1;
HORNSTONE,          New-Rochelle, Westchester, 1;
-     HOR-aSTONE,'        Sprakers, Montgomery, 2;
-     JASPER,             Warwick, Orange, 2;
CALCEDONY,          Warwick, Orange, 3;
HYALITE,            Phillips's mine, Putnam, 2.
54 TABULAR SPAR(7),                                            Cabinet.
Lewis, Essex, 6;
Diana, Lewis. 1.
55 NEMALITE,                   Piermont, Rockland.




10                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.                      Localities.
56 SERPENTINE(107),                 -              -        Cabinet.
Syracuse, Onondaga, 8;
-ew-Rochelle, Westchester, 8;
-ye, Westchester, 3;
lonroe, Orange, 1;
tossie, St.Lawrence, 4;
-ort Henry, Essex, 2;'hillipstown, Putnam, 4;
-ew-York, New-York, 2;
)iana, Lewis, 2;
Quarantine, Richmond, 2;
rouverneur, St,Lawrence, 3;
Antwerp, Jefferson, 1;
Warwick, Orange, 1:
Amity, Orange, 2;
Oxbow, Jefferson, 5;
Natural-dam, St.Lawrence, 2;
BLACKI,            Warwick, Orange, 2;
BLACK,             Forshee mine, Monroe, Orange, 2;
--   BLACK,              Southeast, Putnam, 1;
DARKI,             Brown's quarry, Putnam, 3;
--   GREEN,              Fort-Ann, Washington, 4;
-  GREY,           Fort-Ann, Washington, 2;
YELLOW,            Phillipstown, Putnam, 4;
MARMOLITE,         New-Rochelle, Westchester, 1;
-    MARMOLITE,    Rye, Westchester, 1;
-    MARMOLITE,          Phillipstown, Putnam, 2;
SOAPSTONE,         Warwick, Orange, 3;
--   SOAPSTONE,          Fort-Ann, Washington, 1;
SOAPSTONE,         Wilks mine, Monroe, Orange, 1;
SOAPSTONE,         Amity, Orange, 1;
-     SOAPSTONE,         Diana, Lewis, 1;
-     SOAPSTONE,         Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 2;
VERD ANTIQUE.,    Port Henry, Essex, 5;
VERD ANTIQUE,    Amity, Orange, 6;
-    VERD ANTIQUE,    Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 2;
-     CRYSTALLIZED,      Greenwood, Orange, 1..57 MAGNESITE(4),             Stony point, Rockland.  -  -  Cabinet.
58 CHONDRODITE(37),.                   C -  Cabinet.
Southeast, Putnam, 1;
Port Henry, Essex, 3;
Rossie, St.Lawrence, 8;
Amity, Orange, 12;




MINERALS.                              11
Names.                      Localities.
CHONDRODITE:
Edenville, Orange, 5;
Naturalbridge, Orange, 2;
Monroe, Orange, 3;
--   CRYSTALLIZED,        Edenville, Orange, 2;
-  CRYSTALLrIZD,    Monroe, Orange, 1.
59 BOLTONITTE,                 Several places in Orange county.
60 TALC(12),   -                                               Cabinet.
Quarantine, Richmolid, 3;
Amity, Orange, 5;
Fishkill, Dutchess, 4.
61 PYROXENE(72),   -  Cabinet.
Edenville, Orange, 6;
O'Niel mine, Monroe, Orainge, 1;
IRogersrock, Essex, 2;'Ticonderoga, Essex, 4;
Greenwood,'Monroe, Orange, 4;
-  Warwick, Orange, 3;
---                        Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 2;
Rossie, St.Lawrence, 2;
-     WHITE,              Yonkers, Westchester, 1;
-     WHITEiE,            Patterson, Putnam, 3;
-  WHITE,           Kingsbridge, New-York, 2;
-     BLUISH,             Haverstraw, Rockland, 2;
BLACK,              Crag harbor, Essex, 1;
-     GREY,               Richville, St.Lawrence, 2;
-     CoccoLITE,           Monroe, Orange, 5;
-     COCCOLITE,          Rogersrock, Essex, 2;
-     COCCOLITE,          Lewis corners, Essex, 2;
COCCOLITE,          Phillipstown, Putnam, 23
COCCOLITE,          Diana, Lewis, 2;
-     COCCOLITE,          Carmel, Putnam, 1;
-     COCCOLITE,          Port Henry, Essex, 1;
--   SAHLITE,             Monroe, Orange, 5;
-     SAHLITE,            Moriah, Essex, 1;
-     DIOPSIDE,           Phillipstown, Putnam, 1;
-     RENSSELAERITEI,    Oxbow, Jefferson, 2.
62 HORNBLENDE(194),               -. -.        9  -  Cabinet.
Carmel, Putnam, 2;
Lewis, Essex, 2;
Monroe, Orange, 13;
Amity, Orange, 29;




12                  NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.                     llocalities.
HORNBLENDE:
_ORNBLEND-. }.          Peckville, Fishkill, Dutchess,;.
Yonkers, Westchester, 3;
Edenville, Orange, 1.3;
Warwick, Orange, 8;
Southeast, Putnam, 14;
Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 2;
Stony point, Rockland, 1;
_-                     DFlorida, Orange, 4;
MIoriah, Essex, 5;
Piermnont, Rockland, 2;
-     BOWLDER,            Nyack, Rockland, 1;
-     BLACm,              Newr-Rochelle, Westchester, 3;
-     BLACK,              Ticonderoga, Essex, 2;
-     BLACK,              Crag harbor, Essex, 1;
-     GREY,              Monroe, Orange, 4;
-     BROWN,              Amity, Orange, 4;
-     GRANU-LAR",         Crag harbor, Essex, 2;
-     PARGASITE,'Whitehall, Washington, 2;
PARGASITE,              Rossie, St.Lawrence, 1;
-     EDENITE,            Warwick, Orange, 3;
-     ACTINOLITE,        Cornwal, Orange, 1;
ACTINOLITE,         Fishkill, Dutchess, 2;
-     ACTINOLITE,         Rye, Westchester, 1;
-     ACTINOLITE,         Grassy point, Rockland, 1;
-     ACTINOLITrE,        Kent, Putnam, 2;
-     AsBEsTUs,          Quarantine, Richmond, 4;
ASBESTUS,           Stony point, Rockland, 1;
-     ASBESTUS,          Mouroe, Orange, 6;
-     ASBESTUS,          Patterson, Putnam, 2;
ASBESTUS,           Newburgh, Prange, 3;
-     ASBESTUS,          Phillipstown, Putnam, 4;
-     ASBESTUS,          Oxbow, Jefferson, 1;
-     TREMOLITE,         Patterson, Putnam, 4;
-     TREMOLITE,          Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 2;
--      do.              Richville, St.Lawrence, 3;
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.            Rossie, St.Lawrence, 3;




MirNERALS.                            13
Narmes.                    Localities.
HORNBLENDE:
-    PSEiUDO-OORnPS,    Edenville, Orange, 2;
-    PSEUDOMORPILS,    Amity, Orange, 3.
63 AaRFWEDSONITE?.(1)         Carmel, Putnan.  - -  -  -   Cabinet.
64 HYPERSTHENE(1),            Putnam, Washington.  -  -   Cabinet.
65 SCHILLER SPAR,  Carmel in Putnam, and Amity in Orange.
66 ANTHOPRYLLITE(5), -Cabinet.
Rye, Westchester, 2;
New-Rochelle, \ e.stchester, 3.
67 HYDRouS ANTIHOPHYLLITE(5)                 -   Cabinet.
New-York island, 2;
New-Rochelle, Westchester, 2;
Fishkill, Dutchess, 1.
ORDER It. ALUMINA.
68 CORUNDUM,                  Near Amity, Orangel
69 SPINELLE(40);                                    -  -  - Cabinet.
Amity, Orange, 19;
Edenville, Orange, 10;
~-                       Moutt Eve, Orange, 2;
-  Warwick, Orange, 3;
--                        Oxbow, Jefferson, 4;
~ —                      Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 1;
Rbssie, St.Lawrence, 1.
70 AUTOMOLITE9i                Rossie, St.Lawrence.
71 GIBBSITE(1),               Unionvale, Dutchess.
72 ALUTMINITE,                In the clay of Staten island, etc.
73 IDOCRASE(6),                                           -  Cabinet.
Amity, Orange. 4;
Antwerp, Jefferson, 2.
74 GARNET(50),                       -                       Cabinet.
Amity, Orange, 3;
Rogersrock, Essex, 12;
Greenfield, Saratoga- 1;
Lewis, Essex, 5;
New-Rochelle, Westchester, 2;
Hague, Warren, 1;
Sprakers, Montgomery, 4;
Westfarms, Westchester, 1;




14                   NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.                    Localities.
GARNET:
-  lonroe. Orange, 4;
Dover, Dutchess, 3;
Yonkers, Westchester, 1;
--   CCOLomPIONITE,       Lewis, Essex, 2;
-  COLHO1IONITE,    Carmel, Putnam, 1;
-     COLOPHONITE,        Rogersrock, Essex, 2;
COLOPHONITE,       Sterling mountain, 1;
CINNAMON-STONE,  Amity, Orange, 1.
75 SCAPOLITE(30),               -                            -  Cabinet.
Amity, Orange, 1;
-  ionroe, Orange, 6;
-  Toponds, Orange, 1;
Edenville, Orange, 1;
Ticonderoga, Essex, 22;
Oxbow, Jefferson, 3;
Lewis, Essex, 2;
Diana, Lewis, 1;
G- ouverneur, St.Lawrence, 1;
N'UTTALLITE,        Naturalbridge, Lewis, 1;
-     PSEUDOMOInPHn.       Oxbow, Jefferson, 1.
76 STAUROLITE(1),               Dover, -Dutchess.  -  -      -  Cabinet.
7 7 FELDSPAR(46),...                   Cabinet.
Warwick, Orange, 2;
Mlonroe, Orange, 10;
Edenville, Orange, 2;
Cornwal, Orange, 1;
Southfield furnace, Orange, 2;
Greenfield, Saratoga, 1;
-  Cheever mine, Moriah, Essex, 3;
-  Tew-York island, 3;
-  Rogersrock, Essex, 1;
Ticonderoga, Esses, 2;
Westfarms,'Westchester, 1;
Yonkers, Westchester, 3;
Hammond, St.Lawrence, 1;
-  Rssie, 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.




MINERALS.                            15
Names.                    Localities,
78 LABRADORITE(8),            - -  - -  -  Cabinet.
Lewis corners, Essex, 2;
Moriah, Essex, 4;
Ogdensburgh, St.Lawrence, 1;
BOWLDER,           Hamptonburgh, Orange, 1.
79 ALBITE(1),                Granville, Washington.  -  -  Cabinet.
80 STELLITE(4),              Piermont, Rockland   - - -  Cabinet.
81 MESOTYPE,                 Harlem, New-York.
82 STILBITE(9),               --       --          -     -   Cabinet.
-  Harlem, New-York, 5;
Peekskill, Westchester, 4.
83 HEULANDITE,               Near Westfarms, Westchester.
84 EPISTILBITE,               In Rockland county?
85 APOPHYLLITE,              Harlem, New-Yorkb
86 PREHNITE(1),              Westport, Essex,  -  -  -  -  Cabinet.
87 THOMSONITE,                Piermont, Rockland.
88 LAUMONITE,                 Phillipstown, Putnamn (exhausted).
89 ANALCIME,                 Near Yonkers, Westchester.
90 CHABAZITE,                 Piermontb Rockland.
91 EPIDOTE(15),                                 -            Cabinet.
Harlem, New-York, 4;
Carmel, Putnam, 2;
Cornwal, Orange, 1;
W-                       YWarwick, Orange, 3;
Ticonderoga, Essex, 2;
Westport, Essex, 2;
Putnam, Washington, 1.
92 TOURMALINE(25),                   -  -                    Cabinet.
Port Henry, Essex, 2;
Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 1;
Yonkers, Westchester, 2;
-Harlem, New-York, 2;
Edenville, Orange, 3;
Warwick, Orange, 2;
Amity, Orange, 2;
G-:reenfield, Saratoga, 1;
Richfield, St.Lawrence, 1;
-  Ticonderoga, Essex, 1;
SCHORL,           Essex county, 1.
15




16                  NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.                       Localities.
93 CLINTONITE(2),              Amity, Orange. -      -  - -   Cabinet.
94 ANDALUSITE,                Near Nyack, Rockland.
95 BucnOLZlTE(5),.               -   Cabinet.
Cornwal, Orange, 1;
--                       AMonroe, Orange, 3.
96 KYANITE,                    Near New-York city.
97 ACHMITE,                    Lockport, Niagara.
98 PITCHSTONE,                Dykes in Essex and Warreno
99 SPODiUMNE,                  Near Saratoga springs.
100 PYROPHYLLITE-               Near Westpoint, Orange.
101 MICA(73),                                -  -  -.         Cabinet,
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, 1;
BLACK,              Yonkers, Westchester, 1;
YELLOW,             Warwick, Orange, 1;
GREEN,             Greenwood, Monroe, Orange, 1;
GREEN,             Yonkers, Westchester, 4;
SILVERY,           Edwards, St.Lawrence, 2;
SILVERY3           Amity, Orange, 1;
-     COPPER,             Edenville, Orange, 3;
-     LITHION?            Edenville, Orange, 2;
CRYSTALLIZED,      Antwerp, Jefferson, 5.




MINERALS.                             17
ORDER III. GLUCINA.
Names.                     Localities.
102 EMERALD,  Near New-York city, and near Singsing in Westchester.
103 CHRYSOBERYL(2),             Greenfield, Saratoa.  -  -  -  Cabinet.
ORDER IV. ZIRCONIA.
104 ZIRCONITE(18),              -       -  -     -.          Cabinet.
Warwick, Orange, 8;
Edenville, Orange, 1;
Cornwal, Orange, 3;
Canterbury, Orange, 1;
Delong's mill, St.Lawrence, 1;
I- Hall mine, Moriah, Essex, 2.
CLASS VII. METALLIC MINERALS.
ORDER 1. IRON.
105 NATIVE IRON,               Near Penn-Yan. Yates?
106 MAGNETIC IRON ORE(83), -..              Cabinet.
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, Hlerkimer, 2;
Monroe, Orange, 37;
Cornwal, Orange, 6;
Canterbury, Orange, 1;
Phillipstown, Putnam, 4;
Southeast, Putnam, 3;
-e-                       Haverstraw, Rockland, 2;
-    IRON SA.ND,          Port Henry, Essex, 2;
-    IRON SAND,           Duck pond, Suffolk, 1;
-    IRON SAND,           Lyonsdale, Lewis, 1;
IRON SiND,         Diana, Lewis, 1;
--   IRON SAND,           Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 1.




18                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.                  ILocalities.
107 SPECULAR IRON ORE(25), -                                 Cabinet.
Hermon, St.Lawrence, 6;
Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 2;
Edwards, St.Lawrence, 3;
Antwerp, Jefferson, 2;
Theresa, Jefferson, 2;
Naturalbridge, Jefferson, 2;
Port Henry, Essex, 1;
-    RED,                Oxbow, Jefferson, 1;
-    LENTICULAR,         Rochester, Monroe, 2;
--    JASPERY,           Hall mine, Moriah, Essex, 1;
-    JASPERY,            parish mine, St.Lawrence, 1;
-    HEMATITE,     Ticonderoga, Essex, 1;
CRYSTALLIZED,      Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 1.
108 LIMONITE(36),                      - - ~.  Cabinet.
Oxbow, Jefforson, 2;
Port Henry, Essex, 1;
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, Richmond, 3;
Peekskill, Westchester, 2;
UMBER,            Monroe, Orange, 3;
-    OCHRE,              Greig, Lewis, 2.
109 IRON PYRITES(20),                                        C. e  abinet.
Rossie, St.Lawrence, 1;
-  Port Henry, Essex, 2;
Diana, Lewis, 2;
Martinsburgh, Lewis, 3;
Flat creek, Montgomery, 1;
Yonkers, Westchester, 1;
Schoharie courthouse, Schoharie, 2;
Kingsbridge, New-York, 1;
Wurtzborough, Sullivan, j;
Newburgh, Orange, 2;
Warwick, Orange, 1;
Theresa, Jefferson, 1;
SULPaURET,         Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 2.




MINERALS.                           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(10),-             - - -.        Cabinet.
Brown's quarry, Putnam, 3;
Edenville, Orange, 6;
Amity, Orange, 1.
113 SCORODITE,                Warwick, Orange.
114 IRON SINTER(3),           Edenville, Orange.
115 SPATHOSE IRON(5),                               -..  Cabinet.
Parish mine, St.Lawrence, 4;
Dodge mine, Hermon, St.Lawrence, 1.
116 ANKERITE,                 Johnsburgh, Warren.
117 COPPERAS,                 Not referred to.
118 ALUMINA-SULPHATE OF IRON, Rossville, Richmond.
119 CHROME-IRON ORE(2),    -  Cabinet.
Quarantine, Richmond, 1;
Rye, Westchester, 1.
120 VIVIANITE,                Harlem, New-York.
121 CACOXENITE(2),          Sterling mine, Antwerp, Jefferson. Cabinet.
122 ILVAITE,                  In Essex county?
123 SILICATE OF IRON,         Ramapo, Rockland.
124 HUDSONITE(1),             Cornwal, Orange.  - - -  9 Cabinet.
ORDER II. MANGANESE.
125 OXIDE OF MANGANESE(5), -  - -  -   Cabinet.
Unionvale, Dutchess, 1;
Warwick, Orange, 2;
Sprakers, Montgomery, 1;
Crownpoint, Essex, 1.
126 MANGANESE SPAR,           Inn Essex and Warren counties.
127 BABINGTONITE,             Gouverneur, St.Lawrence.
ORDER III. ZINC.
128 ZINC BLENDE()                -      - - - - - - -   abinet.
Flat creek, Root, Montgomery, 1;
Ellenville, Ulster, 2;




20                 NEIV-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.                     Localities.
ZINC BLENDE 
Wurtzborough, Sullivan, 4;
Lockport, Niagara, 2;
Niagara falls, Niagara, 1.
ORDER IV. LEAD.
129 GALENA(22),                    -...... Cabinet.
Old Rossie mine, St.Lawrence, 2;..
Mineral point, St.Lawrence, 3;
Martinsburgh, Lewis, 8;
Flat creek, Root, Montgomlery, 3;
--                     AWurtzborough, Sullivan, 5;
-  Macomb, St.Lawrence, 1.
130 WTHITE LEAD ORE, In St.Lawrence and Westchester counties.
131 ANGLESITE,                Iossie, St.Lawrence.
132 YELLOW  LEAD ORE,         Ancrarn, Columbia.
133 PYROMORPHIITE,            Near Singsing, Westchester.
134 VAUQUEIUNITE,             Near Sin;gsing, Westchester~
ORDER V. BISMUTH.
135 NATIVE BISMUJTII,         In Essex county?
ORDER VI. COPPER.
136 NATIVE COPPER,            in Washington county?
137 RED COPPER ORE,            Ladenton, Rockland.
1.38 VITREOUS COPPER,          In Columbia and Dutchess counties.
139 COPPER PYRITES(6),         -.                  Cabinet.
Rossie, St.Lawrence, 1;
-  Wurtzborough, Sullivan, 1;
Kane's quarry, Westchester, I.
140 GREEN MIALACHITE(2),    - - -  — Cabinet.
Phillips mine, Putnam, 1;
Theresa, Jefferson, 1.
141 AZURITE,                  Singsing, Westchester.
ORDER VII. TITANIUM.
142 NATIVE TITANIUM,          Furnaces of St.Lawrence county, etc.
143 ANATASE(1),               Phillipstown, Putnamr.   - -  Cabinet.




MINERALS.                            21
Names.                    Loctlities.
144 IRUTILE(2),                Amity, Orange.       - -      Cabinet.
145 ILIMENITE(7),              - - - -- --                   Cabinet.
W arwick, Orange, 4;
Stirling mine, Monroe, Orange, 2;
Cornwal, Orange, 1.
146 SPIENE(17),                -. -  -  -                    Cabinet.
Diana, Lewis, 2;
Phillips mine, Putnam, 2;
-                        XWarwick, Orange, 2;
Amity, Orange, 2;
Bush mine, Cornwal, Orange, 2;
Gouverneur, St.Lawrence, 3.'147 WARWICKITE(4),              -.. 
Warwick, Orange, 2;
Edenville, Orange, 2.
ORDER VIII. MOLYBDENUM,
148 MOLYBDENITE(1),            23d-street, New-York city.  - Cabinet.
ORDER IX. ARSENIC,
149 ORPIIMENT,                 Near Carmel, Putnamu
ORDER X. CERIUM.
150 ALLANITE,                  Monroe, Orange.
ORDER XI. SILVER.
151 NATIVE SILVER,             Singsing, Westchester.
152 VITREOUS SILVER,           Livingston's mine, Columbia~




22                NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
A   D DIT IO N S
MINERALS FOUND SINCE THE MINERALOGY WAS PUBLISHED.
Names.                   Localities.
153 TERENITE,                Antwerp, Jefferson.
154 COL UMBITE,              Greenfield, Saratoga.
155 LOXOCLASE,               Rossie, St.Lawrence.
156 IMONAZITE,              Yorktown, Westchester.
157 NITRATE OF LIMEr        Marbletown, Ulster.
158 PHYLLITE,               Clove iron mine, Dutchess.
159 YTTRO-CERITE,            Amity, Orange.
160 DYSINTRIBITE(1),        Theresa, Jefferson. ~ D i - Cabinet.
161 HOUGHIPE(3),             Gouverneur, St.Lawrence.   - Cabinet.
162 MILLERITE(2),            Antwerp, Jefferson.  D -  Cabinet.




GEOLOGY OF NEW0YORK,
BY
WILLIAM W. MATHER, EBENEZER EMMONS, LARDNER
VANUXEM, AND JAMES HALL.
163








GEOLOG Y.
[All the specimnens enumerated under this division of thle Catalogue are in the
Cabinet, unless specially cited as missing.]
I. CRYSTALLINE AND METAMORPHIC ROCKS
OF THE ANTE-SILURIAN PERIOD,
FPIRS TABLE CASEd
Names of Specimens.          Localifies.
I GRAPHIC GRANITE.           Staten island,
2 GRANITE.                   Westchester county,
3 GR.APHIC GRANITE.
4 GRANITE.                   Stony point, Rockland county.
5 GRANITr (gieissoid).      Dean's bridge, Westchester co,
6 GRANITE (fine-grained).
7 GRANITE (gneissoid).        Near Clove mine, Monvoe, Orange co.
8 GRANITE.                   Buttermilk fells, Cornwal, Oralnge
9 GRANITE (sienitie).
10 GRANITE.                   East of Boonville, Lewis,
11 GRANITE (red).              Near Boonville, Lew is.
12 GRANITE (feIspathic and dcomposing).
13 KAOLIN (from decomposing granite).
14 GRANITE (red).              Head of feeder, l3oonvillej Lewis,
15 GRANITE (sienitic),         Highlands.
16 GNEISS.                     Near Peekskill, Westchester.




4                   NEW-YORK STATE COLLECT'ION,
Names.                       Localities.
17 & 18 GNEISS.                Near Coldspring, Putnam.
19 GNEIss,                     Above Tarrytown, Westchester.
20 GNEISS (with calcareous matter). Littlefalls.
21 & 22 GNEISS.                Littlefalls.
23 GNEISS,                     Two miles south of Cranberry creek.
24 GNEISS,                     South of Westpoint.
25 GNEISS.                     Northeast of Fourth lake, Hamilton,
26 & 27 GNEISSO
28 GNEIss.                     Trenton village, near Remsen.
29 GNEIss.                     Between Kingsborough and Clarke's,
30 GNEISS.                     Salisbury, Herkimer,
31 GNEISS (epidotic);          Yorktown, Westchester.
32 HORNBLENDE.                 Near NewIRochelle, Westchester,
33 - 36 MAGNETIC OXIDE OF IRON.  Monroe, Orange.
37 & 38 HHYPERSTHENE ROCK. Morial, Essex.
39 RED GRANITE.                Lewisburgh, Lewis.
40 BLUE CRYSTALLINE LIMESTONE.  Natu'r1alibridole, Jefferson,
41 CRYSTALLINE LIIMESTONE.  JNortilhe;ast 01 Fourth la ke, Hamilton.
42 MICACEOUS LIMnESTONE.       Northeast of Lewis oburgh Lewis.
43 CRYSTALLINE'IAI]ESTONEW (with quartz and augite). NT.E. Fourth lakei
44 CRYSTALLINE LIMIESTONE.   Io'orthleast of Lewisburdg h  LewT1is.
45 FUSED QUARTZ.              lRossie, St.lIaw:lence.
46 QUARTZ and minCA~          [Northelast of Fourth lake, Hamilton.
47 COCCOLITE.                  NoLrtheast of Fourth lake, Hamilton.
48 PURPLE SCAPOLITEL.          Antwerp, Jefferson.
49 IRON ORE.                   Alexandria, Jefferson.
50 SPECULAR IRON ORE.          Edwards, St.Lawrence.
51 SPECULAaR OXIDE 01' 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 IRENSSELA.ERITE.            Edwards, St. Lawrence.




ROCKS.                               a
Namns.                      Localities.
56 & 57 TALC.                Fowler, St.Lawrence.
58 & 59 TALC.                 Naturalbridge, Jefferson.
60 RENSSELAERITE (with satin spar). Fowler, St.Lawrence.
61 rWHiTE TALC.              Fowler, St.Lawrence.
(32 CACOXENE (on gneissoid rock). Naturalbridge, Jefferson.
63; SCAPOLITE ROCK.          In northeast part of Lewis county.
64 (CRY'STALLINE LIMIESTONE (with brucite). Schroon, Essex.
FIRST WALL CASE.
65 - 67- LAJ3A.ADORITE.       Adirondack, Essex.
68 LABRADORITE (sienitic).    Adirondack, Essex.
69 LH ERrSTHENE ROCK (sienitic). Moriah, Essex.
70 LABRADORITE.               Mayfield corners, Montgomery.
71 HYPERISTHENE ROCK.         Port Kent, Essex.
72 PORKPHaYITIC TALCOSE SLATE. Westport, Essex.
73 GRAPHI  C;GRANITEo         Warwick, Orange.
74 GRANITE IN LIMIIESTONNE.   Warwick, Orange.
75 GRANITE.                   Long nine, iLonroe, Orange.
76 GRANITIC iOCC.             Miouitain mine, Monroe, Orange.
77 GRANITE.                  RFoyahook, Westchester.
78 GRANITE.                   Saw-works, Monroe, Orange.
79 GRANITE.                   Patterson':,    onroc, Orange.
80 GRANITE (slenite)x        N.Iear Fort MIuiintgormery, Orange.
81 GRANITE.                   Tenth avenue, New-York city.
82 FELSPATHIC GRANITEO        Tarrytown, Westchester.
83 GNEISS (with llagnetic oxide of iron).  Shenadone, Dutchess.
84 GNEISS (junction of hypersthene rock).
85 GNEISS (with garnet).      O'Niel mine, Orange.
86 GNEISS.                    Fort Montgomery, Orange.
87 GNEiSS.                    Coldspring, Putnam.
88 GNEIss.                   Carmel, Putnam.
89 & 90 GNEISS-               Near Singsing, Westchester.
91 - 93 GNEISS,               Near Westpoint, Orange.




NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION,
Names.                     Localities.
9-1 GNEISS.                   Near Dobbs's ferry, Westchester.
95 GNEISS.                    Royahook, Westchester.
96 GNEISS.                    Mountpleasant, Westchester.
97 GNEISS.                    Near Westpoint, Orange.
98 GNEISs.                    Storinville, Dutchess.
99 GNEISS.                    Somerstown plains, Westchester.
100 - 102 HYI-PERSTHENE ROCK passing into gneiss.  MIoriah, Essex.
103 GNEISS.                    Shenadone, Dutchess,
104 & 105 GNEISS.              Herkimer county.
106 MICA SLATE.                Whiteplains, Westchester.
107 MICA SLATE (with staurotide).  Hurd's corners, Dutchess.
108 MICA.                      Clove mine, Monroe, Orange.
109 SIENITE (primitive greenstone).  Cortland, Westchester.
110 SIENITE.                   Moriah, Essex.
1.11 HORNBLENDE.               Warwick, Orange.
112 HORrNBLENDE,               Westport, Essex.
113 KAOLIN.
114 KAOLIN (or porcelain clay). Johnsburgh, Warren,
115 FELSPAR.                   Westport, Essex.
116 SAHLITE (in hypersthene).  Westport, Essex.
117' SCAPOLITE ROCK.           Ausable, Essex.
118 MAGNETIC OXIDE OF IRON. Sanford ore bed, Essex.
119 & 120 MAGNETIC OXmiE OF IRON. Salisbury, Herkimler.
121 MAGNETIC OXIDE (in limestone).  Near Coldspring, Putnllam.
122 - 125 iMAGNETIC OXIDE O1 IRON. Monroe, Orange.
126G MAGNETIC OXIDE (with arragonite).  O'Niel mine, MtIonroe, Oirange.
127 BLACKI OXIDE o' MIANGANESE. Crowllpoint, Essex.
128 COPPER PYRITES (in limestone).  Paradox lake, Essex,
129 RosE QUARTZ.               Moriah, Essex,
130 WHITE AUG1TE.              Near Phillipstown, PutnaIm.
131 EPIDOTE.                  -Westport, Essex.
132 EPIDOTE (boulder).         In place in Vermont.
133 OBSIDIAN.                  Johnsburgh, Warren.




ROCKS.                              7
Names.                    Localilies.
134 COLOPHONITE.               Johnsburoh, Warren.
135 CRYSTALLINE LIMESTONE.  Port Henry, Essex.
136 CRYSTALLINE LIMESTONE (with an unknown mineral).  Port Henry.
137 CRYSTALLINE LIMESTONE (witfh graphite).  Port Henry, Essex.
138 & 139 CRYSTALLlNE LIMESTONE (ferruginous).  Johnsburgh, Warren.
140 CRYSTALLINE LIMESTONE (with mica and bruecite). Schroon, Essex.
141 CRYSTALLINE LIMIESTONE (with graphlite).
142 CRYSTALLINE LIMESTONE (with qulrtz Uand pyroxene). Moriall, Essex.
143 CRYSTALLINE LIMESTONE (with serpentine).  Bolton, Warren.
144 - 147 C~RYSTALLINE LIMESTONE (with serpentine).  Moriah, Essex.
148 C(YSTALLINE LIMESTONE (with serpentine).  Port Henry,'Essex.
149 SERPENTINE.                Warrensburgh, Warren.
150 SERPENTINE and LIMESTONE.  58th-street, Newv-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 LIMESTONE (flesh-colored). Monroe, Orange.
157 CRYSTALLINE LIMESTONE (white).
158 WHITE LIMESTONE.           Edenville, Orange,
159 WHITE LIMESTONE (with plumbago).  Monroe, Orange.
160 PYROXENE or AIUGITE.       Twopopds, Monroe, Orange.
161 LIMESTONE (with augite and crystallized iron ore).  Monroe, Orange.
162 LIM:ESTONE (with mica).    Monroe, Orange.
163 LItrESTONE (with pargasite and meionite).  Monroe, Orange0
164 LrBIESTONE (with pargasite).   Island pond, Monroe, Orange.
165 LIMESTOINE (with serpeltil(n  or holtonite).  Mo)11roe, Orange.
166 CRYSTALLE.NE L IIMESTONI1;.  2Near Westfiarms, Westchester.
167 G-RANULAR LIMESTONE.    Near Somerstown plains, Westchester,
168 CRYSTALLINE LIME5TONE.  North-Salem, Westehester.
169 LTMESTONE (withl tremolite). Near Nortlh-Salem, Westchester.
T 70 SERPELNTINE.              Forshe' s mine. AMonroe, Orange.
171 SERPENTINE (blackl\).
172 SErPENTTNE (with amianthus).  O'Niel mine, Monroe, Orange:




8                   NEWAVYORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.                     Iocalities.
173 SERPENTINE (striated surface).
174 PRIMITIVE (REENSTONE.   Near Peekskill, Westchester.
175 & 1_76 DENDRITIC PORPHRYY.  Essex, Essex.
177 T]xAP and LIMESTONE.        Near Saw-works, Mlonroe.
178 TlRAP (striated surface).    Near Ross's bridge, Essex.
179 VEINSTONE.                  Near Singsing, Westchester.
180 TRA:P.
181 TRAP.                       Near Fort-Ann, Washington.
182 TRAP                        Near Saw-works, Monroe, Orange.
183 TRAP.                     Near Greenwood furnace, Monroe, Orange.
184 TRAP (vesicular).           Parish ore bed, St.Lawrence.
185 AUGITE.                     Sparta, Westchester.
SECOND WALL CASE.
186 CALCAREOUS SPAR.            Rossie lead mine, St.Lawrence.
187 CALCAREOUS SPAS (purple). Oxbow, Jefferson.
188 CALCAREOUS SPAR, (with chalcedony,).  Fowlcr, St.Lawrence.
189 CRYISTALLINE LIMESTONE.
190 QUARTZ CRYSTALS (in linmestone).  Laidlaw lake, Oxbow, Jefferson.
191 GRANITE (graphic).          Gouverneur, St.Lawrence.
192 FELSPAR and TRA1},           Alexandria, Jefferson.
1-93 GNEISS.                   ILewisburgh furnace, Lewis.
194-  GNEISS.                   Rossie lead mine, St. Lawrence.
1.95 MICA SLATE.                Northeast of Fourth lake. Hamilton.
196 & 197 CRYSTALLINE LIMRSTONE.  Lewisburgh, Lewis.
198 CRYSTALLINE LIMESTONE.  Gouverneur, St.Lawrence.
199 CRYSTALLINE LIMIESTONE (with magnesian nodules).  Gouverneur.
200 PRIMTARY LIMESTONE (brecciated).  Gouverneur, St.-Lawrence.
201 CRYSTALLINE LIMESTONE (with hornblende).  Gouverneur.
202 CRYSTALLINE LIMESTONE (with crystals of mica). Antwerp, Jefferson.
203 LIMESTONE (with qu4rz).  Fourth lake, Jefferson.
204 LIIESTONE (with quartz and felspar).  Fourth lake, Jefferson.
205 SERPENTLNE (with quartz).  Sterling's mine, Antwerp, Jefferson.




ROCKS.                             9
Names.                   Localities.
206 SVRPENTINE.               Sterling mine, Antwerp, Jefferson.
207 RENSSELAERITE.             Naturalbridge, Jefferson.
208 RENSSELAERITE.            Edwards, St.Lawrence.
209 & 210 SILVExRY TALCO      Fowler, St.Lawrence.
211 SCAPOLITE.                Gouverneur, St.Lawrence.
212 BROwN mICA.               Edwards, St.Lawrence.
213 BRowN MICA (in crystals). Pope's mills, St.Lawrence.
214 FLUOR SPAR.               Muscalunge lake, Jefferson.
215 FusEd QUARTZ.             Hammond, St.Lawrence.
216 QUARTLZ in chlorite.      Brant lake, Essex?
217 IRON ORE (scoriaceous).    Lewisburgh, Lewis.
218 IRON ORE (compact). L* ewisburgh, Lewis.
219 IRON ORE (specular).      Lewisburgh, Lewis.
220 IRON ORE.                 Reamer's ore bed, Lewisburgh, Lewis.
221 LIPMESTONE with iron ore.  Lewisburgh ore bed, Lewis.
222 LIMESTONE (ferruginous).   Lewisburgh, Lewis.
223 (CRYSTALLINE LIMESTONE.  Lewisburgh, Lewis.:224 FERRUGI-NOUS LTBIESTONE.  Near Lewisburgh, Lewis.
225 IMPURE L1MESTONE with iron ore. Lewisburgh, Lewis.
226 & 227 IRON PYR ITES.      Indian lake, Lewis.
228 FERRUGINOJS LIMESTONE.  Lewisburgh, Lewis.
229 SPECIJLAR IRON ORE.       Harrisville, Jefferson.
230 & 231 SPECULAR 1R0N 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 IRDN ORE.        Harrisville, Jefferson.
236 GNEISS (sienitic).        Near Harrisville, Jefferson.
237 SILICEoUS LIMESTONE.      Harrisville, Jefferson.
238 IRON PYRITES (in trap).    Naturalbridge, Jefferson,
239 CHLORITE (the silver ore).  Naturalbridge, Jefferson.
240 SERPENTINE.               Naturalbridge, Jefferson.
241 SERPENTINE (brecciated)6  Antwerp, Jefferson.
17




10                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTIOTNf
II METAMORPHIC ROCKS OF THE MOHAWK{
GROUP.
SECOND TABLE CASE.
Names.                    Localities.
1 QUARTZ ROCI.              Stanford, Dutchess.
2 GRANuLAR QUARTZ.         Amenia, Dutchess.
3 COMPACT QUARTZ ROCK.   Poughquaick, Dutchess.
4 GRANULAR QUAITZ.         Near Peekskill, Westchesterf
5 FERRUGINOUS QUARTZ,    Williamstown, Massachusetts.
6 & 7 GRANULAR LIMESTONE. Dover plains, Westchester.
8 GRANULAR LIMESTONE.    Williamstown, Massachusettss
9 & 10 GsRANULAR LIMESTONE.Hillsdale, Columbia.
11 - 13 GRANULAR LIIMESTONE.Amenia, Dutchess.
14 GSRANULAR LIMESTONE (clouded). Northeast, Dutchess.
1.5 GRANULAR LIMESTONE (grey).  Cortland, Westchester.
16 GRANULAR LIMESTONE (variegated). Peekskill, Westchester'
17 GRANULAR LIMESTON9 (blue)>  Peekskill, Westchester.
18 GRANULAR LIMESTONE (striped). Near Peekskill, Westchester~
19 GuRANULAR LIMESTONE (compact). Stormville, Dutchess.
20 TALCY LIM STONE.          Sformnville, Dntchess.
21 TALCO-SLATY LIM STONE.  Stormville, Dutchess.
22 & 23 TALCY LIMESTONEo    Unmonvale, Dutchess.
24 SLATY LIMESTONE.          Ancram lead mine, Columbig,
25 SPARRY LIMESTONEo         Unionvale, Dutchess.
26 SPARRY LIMESTONE.         Bloomingrove, Orange:
27 SPARRY LIMESTONi.         Warwick, Orlange.
28 - 30 SPARRY LIMESTONE.  Eoosick, R  ensselaer.
31 SLATY-TALCY LIMESTONE.  Arthursburgh~, Dutchess.
32 TALCO;SLATY LIMESTONE.  Lebanon springs, columbiaq




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Names..                  Localities.
33 SLATY LIMESTONE.          Williamstown, Massachusetts.
34 SLATY LIMESTONE.           Cortland, Westchester.
35 SLATY LIMESTONEo          Ashford, Massachusetts.
36 SLATY LIMESTONE.          Stanford, Dutchess.
37 MICA SLATE (with garnets). Dover, Dutchess.
38 MICA and TALCY SLATg.    Amenia, Dutchessa,39 SLATE.                    Montrose, iDutchess.
40 TALCOSE SLATE.             Near Peekskill, Westchester.
41 SLATE (black),             Clinton, Dutchess.
42 SLATE (green).             Clinton, Dutchess.
43 MICA SLATE (the alum rocks).  Near Ameniaville, Iutchess,
44 & 45 SLATE.                Near Canaan centre, Columbiap
46 SLATE (green).             Near Washington-hollow, Dutchess.
47 TALcOSE SLATE.             Canaan-gap, Columbia.
48 TALCOSE SLATE.             Hillsdale, Columbia.
49 SLATE.                     Hillsdale, Columbia.
50 MICACEous SLATE..          Taghkanic falls, Rensselaer.
51 TALCO-MICACEOUS SLATE.  Richmond, Vermont.
52 CHLORITE SLATE.            Canaan, Columbia.
53 PURPLE STATE.              Petersburgh, Rensselaer.
54 - 57 SLATE.                Hoosick, Rensselaer.
58 TALCOSE SLATE (greenish). Saddle mountain, Massachusetts.
59 TALCOSE SLATE.             Taconic mountain, Rensselaer.
60 TALCO-FIBROUS SLATi.       Taconic mountain, Rensselaer.
61 MICA SLATE.                Taconic mountain, Rensselaer.
62 SLATY SANE;STONE.         ~Williamstown, Massachusetts.
63 CRYSTALLINE QUARTZ (veins in slate).  Ancram, Columbia,
64 CRYSTALLINE QUARTZ (with copper ore). Washington, Dutchess.
65 QUARTZ IN CHLORITE (with oxide of manganese).  Taconic 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-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
SECOND WALL CASE.
Names.                     Localities.
70 LIMESTONE (with talc).     Williamstown, Massachusetts.
71 WHITE LIMESTONE.            New-Ashford, Massachusettso
72 WHITE LIMESTONE.            Near East-Dover, Dutchess.
73 CRYSTALLINE LIMESTONE.  Singsing, Westchester.
74 CRYSTALLINE LIMESTONE (dolomitic).  Singsing, Westchester.
75 DOLOMITIC LIMESTONE (grey).  Singsing, Westchester.
76 GRANULAR LIMESTONE (blue).  Singsing, Westchester.
77 & 78 CRYSTALLINE LIMESTONE.  Whiteplains, Westchester.
79 COMPACT LIMESTONE.         Beekinanville, Dutchess.
80 & 81 CRYSTALLINE LIMESTONE.  Bedford, Westchester.
82 &; 83 CRYSTALLITNE LIMESTONE (white).  Eastchester, Westchester,.
84 CRYSTALLINE LIBIESTONE (bluish).  Westfarms, Westchester.
85 & 86 CRYSTALLINE LIMESTONE (white).  Kingsbridge, New-York.
8'7 & 88 GRANULAR LIMESTONE (white).  Verplanck, Westchester.
89 GRANULAR LIMESTONE (grey).  Dover plains, Dutchess.
90 SLATY and CLOUDED LIMESTONE.  Amity, Orange.
91 GREY LAM1NINATED LIMESTONE. Adams, Massachusetts.
92 WHITE LIMESTONE (with talc).  New-Ashford, M11assachusettso
93 WHITE LIMESTONE (sawed slab).  New-Ashford, Massachusetts,
94 LIMESTONE (with talc).      New-Ashford, Massachusetts.
95 BUFF-COLORED LI ESTONE. Williamstown, Massachusetts.
96 MILKY QUARTZ.              Williamstown, 3Massachusetts.
97 HORNSTONE in LIMESTONE. Williamstown, Massachusettso
98 - 100 LIMESTONE with SERPENTINE. Near Putnam courthouse,
101 TALCO-SEXPENTINE 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).    Taconic mountain.
107 SLATE with QUARTZ VEINS. Williamstown, Massachusetts,




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Names.                   Localities.
108 SLATE.                    Williamstown, Massachusetts,
109 TALCO-SLATE (greenish).   Richmond, Vermont.
110 SLATE.                    Taconic mountain.
111 GREEN SLATE.
112 HEMATITIC IRON oRE.       Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
113 RED CHALK.                Cortland, Westchester.
114 SLATY QUARTZ.             Williamstown, Massachusetts.




14                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION9
III. NEW-YORK SYSTEM,
1.  POTSDAM  SANDSTONE,
THIRD TABLE CASE.
Names.                  Localitiep.
1 POTSDAr. SANDSTONE (red). Dekalb, St.Lawrence.
2      do         (grey). Moira, Clinton.
3      do         (conglomerate).  Near Plattsburgh, Clinton,
4      do         (red). West-Chazy, Clinton.
5      do         (with ripplemarks).  Port Kent, Clinton.
6      do         (red). West-Chazy, Clinton.
7      do         (fragmentary, red). Dekalb, St.Lawrence.
8      do                Keeseville, Clinton.
9      do         (grey). Klip hill, Johnstown, Montgomery,
10       do               Lewisburgh furnace, Lewis.
11       do         (conglomerate).  Near Lewisburgh furnace.
12      do         (conglomerate, grey).
13      do         (red). Military road west of Plattsburgh.
14       do        (metamorphic).
15       do        (grey).
16      do         (ripplemarks).
17       do               Near Lewisburgh furnace, Lewis.
18      do         (conglomerate).  Near Lewisburgh furnace.
19      do                Lewisburgh ore bed.
20       do               Lafarge's, near Harrisville.
21 & 22 do                West of Johnstown, Montgomery.
23       do               Klip hill, Johnstown, Montgomeryo
24       do               Near Lewisburgh furnace, Lewis,
25       do        (with lingulra).  Birmingham, Clinton,




fiocKs.                             15
Namis.                    Localities.
26 POTSDAM SANDSTONE.   Chazy, Clinton.
27       do                 Keeseville, Essex.
28       do          (with lingulao).  French creek~ St.ijawrencee
29       do          (with Lingula antiqua).
30       do         (with lingule: spotted with manganese).
31 & 32 do                  Near Lewisburgh furnace, Lewisb
33       do                 Port Kent, Essexs
34       do          (containing concretions).
35       do          (concretion).
36       do                 Potsdam,
37       do                 Saranac,
38       do          (colored with vegetable matter). Keeseville, Essex,
39 & 40 do           (containing concretionary carbonate of lime).
41       do          (red).
42       do          (brecciated).
43       do          (fueoidal);
44       do          (brecciated).  Chazy, Clinton.
45       do          (weathered surface). French creek, Jefferson,
46 & 47 do           (Pietamorphic)~
THIRD WALL CASE;
48 POTSbAM SAINDSTOiNE (lowest layer brecciated). Dekalb, St.Lawrenbee,
49       do          (massivo).  Potsdam- St.Lawrence.
50       do          (ripplemarks).  Keeseville, Essex.
51       do          (with casts of mud furrows),
52       do                 Washington county,
53       do          (lowest layer conglomeritic).  Lewisburgh, Lewis.
54 - 56  do                 Lewisburgh, Lewis.
57       do                 Dekalb, St.Lawrence.
58       do                 Washington cointy,
59       do                 Chazy, Clintonm
60       do                 Keeseyille, Essex:
61 & 62 do                  Galway, Saratoga.
63       do          (with fragments of impure limestone).  Chazy;.64      do          (columnar from artificial heat).  Keeseville, Essex,




16                  NEW-YORK STATE COLLEOTIONo
2. CALCIFEROUS SANDSTONE,
FOURTH TABLE CASE.
Names.                   Localities.
I - 3 CALCIFER.OUS SANDSTONE (conglomeritic). Spruce creek, Salisbury,
Herkimer,
4 - 6    do                  Spruce creek, Herkimer.
7 & 8    do          (porphyritic).  Lead mine, Salisbury, Herkimero
9 & 10   do          (erratic).  East creek, Herkimer.
11         do          (brown).  East of Amsterdam, Montgomery,
12 & 13   do                  East of Canajoharie, Montgomery.
14 & 15   do          (with calcareous spar).  East of Canajoharie,
16        do          (with calcareous spar).  Railroad, Tripe's hillo
17 & 18   do                  Canal west of Littlefalls, Herkimer.
19        do          (with globules of anthracite).  Littlefalls.
20        do          (with anthracite and calcareous spar).  Creek at
Spraker's basin, Montgomery,
21        do          (anthracite from).  M:iddleville, iHerkimer.
22        do                  West of Littlefalls, Herkiinler.
23         do          (caleareous, with fuosils). Quarry at Canajobarie.
24         do         (ealeareous, greenish);  Carajoharie.
25        do                  Near Amsterdam, lMontgomery.
26         do          (with quartz crystals, brown).
27        do          (with quartz crystals),  Middleville, Herkimer.
2{5        do          (crystals of quartz from).  Middleville, Herkimer.
29        do           (with calcareous spar).  Littlefalls, Herkimer.
30        do          (with drops of anthracite).  Littlefalls, Herkimer.
31        do          (calcareous, with Ophileta).  Canajoharie.
32         do         (calcareous, with fossils).
33         do         (with Lingula'.  Canajoharie, Montgomery.
34         do         (with Orthoceras primig'enium).  Opposite Fortplain, Montgomery.
35         do          (with Fucoides).  Canajoharie, Montgomery.
36        do          (upper part of mass).  Canajoharie, Montgomery.




ROCKS.                               17
Names.                   Localities.'37 CALCIFEROOUS SANDSTONE (shaly, with Palceophycus tubularis).  Opposite Fortplain, Montgomery.
38         do          (brecciated).  East-Canada creek, Montgomery.
39         do          (casts of nmud cracks).  Creek S. of Canaioharie.
40 - 44   do           (front the altered rocks on the Hudson river.)
45         do          (calcareous).
I do not regard it as proved that the last six specimens belong to the Calci-?erous sandstone proper. JO H.
THIRD WALL CASE.
46 CALCIFEROUS SANDSTONE (a red siliceous limestone?). Bellvale, Orange.
47         do          (with drusy quartz).  Littlefalls, Herkimer.
48         do                 Littlefalls, Herkimer.
49         do          (with anthracite).  Littlefalls, Herkimer,
50         do                  Glensfalls, Warreno
51         do          (with anthracite).
52         do          (with trap),  Canajoharie, Montgomery.
53         do                 Canajoharie, Montgomery.
54         do          (upper part of the rock).  Canajoharie.
55         do                 Littlefalls, Herkimer.
56 & 57   do                  Canajoharie, Montgomery,
58         do                 Newport, Herkimer.
59         do          (with anthracite).  Littlefalls, Herkimer.
60         do          (with calcareous spar).
61         do          (trap dyke in).
62         do          (with anthracite).  North of Littlefalls, HIerkimer.
63         do          (trap in).  Wellsborough falls.
64         do          (greenstone trap in).
65        do
66        do           (with pearl spar).
67         do          (with Orthoceratite).  Fortplain,iMontgomery.
68         do         (cherty)   Galway, Saratoga.
69 & 70   co                  Galuway, Saratoga.




18                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.                Localities.
71 & 72 CALCIFEROUS SANDSTONE. Canajoharie, 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.
1105       do         (with Orthis).  Chazy, Clinton,




ROCKS.                              19
3. BLACK-RIVER LIMESTONE GROUP,
INCLUDING THE CHAZY~ BIRDSEYE AND BLACK-RIVER LIMESTONES.
FIFTH TABLE CASE.
Names.                   Localities.
I & 2 CHAZY LIMESTONYE (lower layers).  Chazy, Clinton.
3        do         (encrinal layers).  Chazy, Clinton.
4        do         (encrinal mass).  Chazy, Clinton.
5        do         (enerinal layer with discs and plates).  Chazy.
6        do         (with fossil shells).  Chazy.
7        do         (oolitic).  Chazy.
8        do         (oolitic).  Big island, Orange.
9        do         (compact).  Mount Lookout, Orange.:10 POLISHED SURFACE of the Encrinal layer.  Chazy, Clinton.
11 & 12 CHAZY LIMESTONE (with Maclurea magna).  Chazy.
13 & 14  do          (with fragments of fossils).  Chazy.
15        do         (two specimens, with fragments of shells). Chazy.
16        do         (two, with lVaclurea and Raphistoma).  Chazy.
17        do          (with Ati;ypa and crinoidal columns).  Chazy.
18 BIRDSEYE LIMESTONE (with Orthoceras and Phylopsi.s).  Great bend
of the Black river.
19        do          (with fossils).  Creek near Spraker's basin.
20        do         (with fragments of trilobites). Watertown, Jefferson.
21        do          (with obscure fossils). Sugar river near Boonville.
22        do          (with Phytopsis cellulosum).  Near Watertown.
23   26   do         (with Phytopsis tubulosum). Fortplain.
27        do         (with P. thbulosum).  Near Boonville, Lewis.
28 - 30   do                Fortplain, Montgomery.
31        do         (polished surface, exhibiting transverse sections of
P. tubulosumr).  Fortplain.
32 - 84   do                Near Boonville, Lewis.
35        do         (with Phytopsis).  Near Boonville, Lewis.
36        do         (with Phytopsis).  Near Amsterdam, Fulton.




20                  NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION,
Names.                   Localities.
37 BASE of Phytopsis).       Fortplain, Montgomeryv
38 BTRDSEYE LIMESTONE.
39 BLACK-RIVER LIMESTONE (with Columnaria alveolata).  Watertown.
40        do          (with C. alveolata).  Amsterdam.
41        do          (concretionary).  North of Amsterdam, Fulton.
42        do          (concretionary),: Goshen, Orange,
43        do          (with Ormoceras tenujilum).  Watertown.
44 - 46   do         (with 0. tenzifilunm).  Near Littlefalls, Herkimer,
POURTI WALL CASE.
46 - 49 C(HAY LIMESTONE (with Atrypa, etc.).  Chazy, Clinton,
50        do         (with Scolithus).  Clinton.
51        do         (with Maclziurea).  Chazy.
52        do         (with coral and Maclurea).  Chazy.
53        do         (with Maclurea).  Chazy.
54        do         (remains of Atrypa, etc.).  Chazy.
55 & 56  do           (marble).  Isle Lamotte.
57        do          (with Orthoceratite).  Chazy.
58        do         (with remains of fossils).  Chazy.
59 & 60   do          (with Orthoceras).  Chazy.
61 & 62  do           (with Maclurea).  Chazy.
63        do          (with remains of Atry pa, etc.).  Chazy,
64        do          (with traces of Maclureca).  Chazy.
65 BIRn)SEYE LIMI:ESTONE (weathered surface).  Mohawk valley.
66        do          (with Maclurea).  Amsterdam, Fulton.
67        do         (remains of fossils).  Near Watertown, Jefferson.
68        do          (with Phytopsis).  Chazy? Clinton.
69        do          (with Leptcena sericea).  Near Middleville.
70        do                Chazy, Clinton.
71        do          (with Streptelasma).  Dunkirk, Lewis.
72        do         (with Phytopsis, etc.).  Watertown, Jefferson.
73        do          (with coral).  Lafargeville, Jefferson.




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iNames.                  Localities.
74 I-ORNSTONE (position uncertain).  Goshen, Orange.
75 BIEDSEYE LIMESTONE.    Chazy, Clinton.
76        do         (with Phytopsis).  Watertown, Jefferson.
77        do         (with Phytopsis).  Fortplain, Montgomery.
78        do          (with Phytopsis tubdlosumn).  Watertown;
79        do         (with Phytopsis cellulosuim).  Fortplain.
80        do                Fortplain.
81 LIMESTONE (with scratches).  Crownpoint, Essex.
82 LIMESTONE (with drift scratches).  Pillarpoint, Jeffersom
83 - 85 LIMESTONE (with drift scratches).  Amsterdam, Fultonm
The last four specimens apparently belong to the Trenton and Blackriver limestones.
86 & 87 BLACK-RIVER LIMESTONE (with Columnaria).  Chazy, Clinton.
88        do'         (with Columnaria).  Dry Moose river, Lewis.
89        do          (with Columnaria).  Watertown, Jefferson.
90 - 93  do          (with OrtAoceras).  Watertown.
94        do          (iridescent).
95        do          (with concretions).  St.Johnsville, Montgomeryo
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 Cotmnairia).




22                  NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
46 TRENTON LIMESTONE.
SIXTH TABLE CASE.
Namles.                  Localities.
- 3 TRENTON LIMESTONE (with Chcetetes).  Newport, Herkimer.
4 Large hemispherical form of Chcetetes lycopeirdon.  Newporto
5 The same (weathered specimen).  Middleville, Herkimer.
6 TRENTON LIMESTONE (with Chetetes).  Middleville.
7 & 8 Chctetes (hemispherical form).
9 TRENTON LIMESTONE (with branching forms of Chcetetes lycoperdon).
Sugar river, Boonville, Lewis.
10        do          (with branching or ramose forms of C. lycoperdon).
Herkimer, Herkimer.
11        do         (with similar forms).  Lowville, Lewis.
12        do          (with Streptelasma corniculurn).
13        do         (encrinal).  Creek at Spraker's basin.
14        do          (encrinal).  Remnsen, Oneida.
15        do          (with fragments of trilobites).
16        do          (with fragments of Trinuclezts). Near Middleville.
17        do         (with head of Calymene sena:ia).  Middleville.
18        do          (with Calymlene senaria).  Middleville.
19        do          (with fragments of Calymene).
20 & 21   do          (with caudal shield of Isotelus gigas). Middleville.
22        do          (with fragments of Isotelus and Ceraurus).  One
mile east of Florida, Fulton.
23        do          (with Isotelus gigas). Quarry north of Littlefalls.
24 & 25   do          (caudal shield of 1. gigas).  Middleville.
26        do          (with middle lobe of the buckler of Isotelus gigas).
Micddleville.
27        do          (with Avicula trentonensis). MNiddleville.
28        do          (with fossils).  Middleville.
29        do          (with Leptcena sericea).  Fortplain, Montgomery.
30        do          (with Leptenra sericea).  Middleville, Herkimer.




ROCKS.                             23
Names.                   Localities.
31 - 33 TRENTON LISIESTONE (with Leptena, etc.).  Middleville.
34        do         (with L, sericea).  Fortplain, Montgomery.
35 & 36  do          (with L alterrnata).  Near Middleville, Herkimer.
37 & 38  do           (with Oirthis pectinella).  Middleville.
39        do          (with 0. pectinella and fragments).  Middleville.
40        do          (with 0. testudinaria).  North of Littlefalls,
41        do          (with 0. testudinairia).  Watertown, Jefferson.
42        do          (with Delthyris lynx).
43        do          (with Atrypa extans and impressions of Orthis).
Near Boonville.
44        do          (with Atrypa extans).  Watertown, Jefferson.
45        do          (with Pleurotoma'ria, etc.).  Watertown.
46        do          (with Pleuriotomaria and Subulites). Watertown.
47        do          (with Enzdoceras proteiformne).  Middleville.
48        do          (with fragment of' an Or'thoceras).  Watertown.
49        do          (with fragment of Orthoceras).  Middleville.
50        do         (with fragment of O1rthoceras).  Fortplain.
51 -53  do           (with fragments of Orthoceras).  Middleville.
54        do         (with fragments of Endoceras proteiforme). Middleville.
55        do          (with fragments of 0. junceurm).  Watertown.
56 Endoceras of the Trenton limestone.
57 TRENTON LIMESTONE (with fragment of Orthoceras?).
FIFTH WALL CASE.
58 TRENTON LIMESTONE (with Isotelus). Creek at Spraker's basin, Fulton.
59 Fragment of Orthoceras.
60 TRENTON LIMESTONE (with Leptcena, 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                Glensfalls, Warren,




24                  NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTIONo
Names.                   Localities.
68 TRENTON LIMESTONE.    Baker's falls, Washington.
69        do          (with T'rinucleus).  Locality unknown.
70        do          (with fossils).  Locality unknown.
71        do          (with Chctetes lycoperdon).  Jacksonburgh, Herkimer.
72        do         (with T9rinucleus and other fossils). Near Boonville?
73        do          (with Chcetetes lycoperdon).
74        do          (with Calymerne senaria).  Below Middleville,
75        do          (with Calymene senaria).
76 & 77  do           (with Chcetetes).
78 - 81 Hemispherical Chcetetes from the Trenton limestone,
82 TRENTON LIMESTONE (with Orthoceras).
83 Orthoceras.
84 TRENTON LIMESTONE (with O'rthoceras).  Dry Moose river, Lewis.
85        do         (with Orthoceras).  Middleville, Herkimer.
86        do          (with Orthoceras).  Watertown, Jefferson.
87        do         (with Subulites).  Watertown, Jefferson.
88        do                 Sugar river near Boonville, Oneida.
89        do          (with Pleurotomaria, MlVurchisonia, etc.). Trenton,
90        do          (with remains of Triinucleus, etc.).  Tribeshill.
91        do          (with Orthoceras).
92        do          (with fragments of fossils).
93        do          (with Orthis pectinella).
94        do          (with Lept6ena alternata, young shell).
95        do          (with Atrypa extans).
96        do          (with Pleuirotomnaria lenticularis).
97        do          (with Leprtnca sericea).
98        do          (with L. sericea and others).
99        do          (with Orthis testudinaria).  West-Canada creek.
100        do          (with Leptana alternata).
101         do         (with Orthis and Leptcena).  Near Boonville.
402        CTo        (with Leptana alternata).  Below Middleville,




ROCKS.                                25
Names.              Associated fossils and localities.
103 TRENTON LIMESTONE (with Orthis and Leptcena).  Dry Moose river,
]Lewis.
104         do         (with fragments of fossils),
105         do          (with Chcetetes lycoperdon).
106         do          (with remains of fossils).
107         do          (hemispherical form of Chdetetes from).
108         do          (with Conularia).  Sugar river near Boonville,
109         do          (with remains of Leptena).
110         do          (with L. sericea).  Sugar river, Boonville,!11I        do          (with Orthis pectinella).  Middleville.
112         do          (with Leptcena sericea).  Dry Moose river.
113         do          (with graptolites).  Trenton falls,
114         do          (with spar).  Sugar river, Boonville.
115         do,(with Orthis testudinaria).  Fortplain.
116         do          (with O. testudinar'ia).
117         do          (with encrinal and other remains).
118         do          (with obscure Leptczna alternata). Martinsburgh.
-119        do          (polished -specimen).  Boonville, Sugar river.
-20         do          (with encrinal stems).
121         do          (with caudal shield of Illenus crassicauda).
122         do          (with encrinal fragments).  Near Trenton village.
123         do          (with fragment of Isotelus gigas). Near Boonville.
124         (lo         (with fragments of Calymene).  Middleville.
125         do          (with encrinal and other remains)o
126         do          (with fragments of Orthoceras, etc.). Watertownp.
127         do          (with Orthis, etc.).  Watertown.
128         do          (with crinoidal fragments and concretions).  Creek
at Spraker's basin.
129         do          (with casts of Isotelus gigas).  Plattsburgh.
130         do          (with Orthis pectinella).
131         do          (with obscure fossils).  Dry Moose river.
132         do          (with Orthis).  Falls of Sugar river, Boonville.
133         do          (with fragments of Pleurotornaria).  Watertown.
134         do          (with fragments of fossils, crystalline).
19




26,                  NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Name3.               Associated fossils and localities.
135 TRE-NTON LIMESTONE (with Oirthoceras).  Middleville.
136         do           (with spar).  liddleville.
137         do          (with fragments of fossils).  Middleville.
138         do          (with cal spar).  Falls at Lowville.
139         do          (with base of Chcetetes and shells).
1.4.0       do          (with fragments of fossils, crystalline). Hawkins's
mill, Boonville road.
141         do          (with Leptezna and fragments of other fossils).
Lower -falls of Lansing's kill.:L42 - 145  do          (erinoidal fragments). Quarry near Trenton village.
146 & 147 do            (mass of fossil fragments, crystalline). Near Treum,
ton village.
148         do          (with fossils and concretions).  Amsterdam.
149         do          (with spar).  Martinsburgh.
150         dlo         (with lead ore).  Martinsburgh.
151         do          (with Chotetes, branched variety).
1.52 TRA:P BYIRE (in Trenton limestone).  East-Canada creel.
153 & 154 PorxPHYrRY  (in Trenton limestone).  Essex.
5. UTICA SLATE.
SEVENTHI TABLE CASE.
I UTICA SLATE (with graptolites).  East-Canada creek.
2        do           (with fragments of Calymene beckii).   Mohawk
valley.
3        do           (with Leptcena sericea).  Creek at Johnstown.
4         do          (with Ortthis t-estudinaria).  Creek at Johnstown.
5         do          (with heads of Calymene beckii).  Oxtungo creek,
south of Fortplain.
6         do          (with Calymene beckii).  Oxtungo creek.
7         do          (with Graptolithus la-vis).  Turin, Lewis.
8        do           (with graptolites).  Johnstown creek.




ROCKs.                                27
Naml es.             Associated fossils and localities.
9 & 10 UTICA SLATE (with graptolites).  Oxtungo creek.
11         do          (with graptolites).  Creek north of Herkimner.
12         do          (with Orthoceras).  Turin.
13         do          (with Or'thoceras).  East-Canada creek.
14         do          (with graptolites and Pleurotomaria). Coldspring.
15         do          (with Calymnene).  Near Amsterdam.
16         do          (with fragments of graptolites).
17        do           (with head of Calymzene beckii).  Turin.
18         do          (with Calymene beckii). Whetstone creek, Lewis.
19         do          (with fragmlents of Calymene).  Whetstone creek.
20         do          (with friagments of C. beckii).  Pulaski, Oswego.
21         do          (with fragment of Orthoceras). East-Canada creek.
22 & 23   do           (with fragments of Orthoce-ras). Whetstone creek.
24         do               Loraine, Jefferson.
2'5        cdo         (with fragments of Calymene, G'-aprtolithus, etc.).
Pulaski and Loraine.
(26        do'(with fragments of fossils).  Loraine.
27         do          (with fossils in an erratic mass).  Near Littlefalls.
248        do          (with Orthoccras).  Whetstone creek, Lewis.
29         do          (compact, with iron pyrites).  East-Canada creek.
30         do          (compact,  with a concretion).  Near Mbiddleville.
31        dlo               Canajoharie.
o32        do          (with graptolites).
33 & 34-  do           (with graptolites and crystals of gypsuln). Baker's
falls, Washington.
- 35     -dcdo          (glazed).  Chatham, Columbia.
36         do          (glazed).  Near Poughkeepsie.
37         do               Reed's spring, Washington.
38         do          (with graptolites).  Kinderhook creek, Columbia.
39         do          (lnetamorphic).  Near Hundson.




28                  NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
6. HUDSON-RIVER GROUP,
EIGHTH TABLE CASEe
Names.              Associated fossils and localities'.
1 HUDSON-RIVER SLATE (with Chcetetes, branched form). Loraine, Jeffe~
son.
2        do          (with enerinal stems and obscure fossils). Loraine;
3        do          (with encrinal fragments).  Lee Centre.
4        do          (with obscure remains).  Loraine.
5 HUDosoN-RIVEUr SHALE- (with fragments of fossils).  Pulaski, Oswego;
6        do          (calcareous, with encrinal stems and fragments).
Pulaski;
7 & 8    do          (calcasreous, with Leptcena alternata).  Pulaski.
9 HLursoN-RIVEm' CALCAREOUS SANDSTONE (with Modiolopsis). Pulaski;
10        do          (withn Ambonychia and Ortlhis).  Turin, Lewis.
11        do          (with fragments of fossils).  Walden.
12         do         (with Modiolopsis)o, Loraine.
13 HuIDSON-RIVEr  SANDSTONE, calcareous and shalyi deeomposing (with
shells). Pulaski.
14       dco           (with fragments of Leptena, etco).  Pulaski.:
15         do          (with obscure impressions of Tentacudites and}
Leptena).  Whetstone creek, Lewis.
16        de          (shaly and caleareoms, decomposing, with Ambo:
nychia and numerous other fossils). Pulaski.
17 SHALY & CALCAREOeUS S;ANDSTONE (with Modiolopsis, etc.), Pulaskli.
18 HUDSON-RIVER CALCAREOUS SANDSTONE (with fossil fiagments).  Pulaskli
19        do          (decomposing, with impressions of Orthis testudinar'ia).  Pulaski.
20'        d6          (Wvith encrinal joints, Orthis, etc.).  Loraine.
21         do          (with encrinal joints, Ambonychia, etc.). Loraineo
22        do           (with Ambonychia radiatac).  Loraine.
23  HUDs6N-RIVAR CAWCARBOUS SH1LE (with encrinal columns and other
fossils). Loraine.




tOClKSt                            29
Narnes.            Associated fossils and localities.
24 HUDSoN-RIVER SANDSTONE (with obscure remains of C/zetetes, Orthis,
etc.). LoraineS
25        do         (with Ambonychia and Orthonota).    Talcott's
quarry, near Rome, Oneida;
26        do         (with Ambonychia)i  Talcott's quarry,
27        do         (with Modiolopsis).  Talcott's quarry.
28 & 29 HuJDsoN-RIVEr CALCAREOUS SANDSTONE (with LeptCna alternata).
Pulaski, Oswego.
30 HUDsoN-RIVER CALCAREOUS SANDSTONE (with obscure fossil impressions). Falls of Salnmon river.
3i HUDsoN-RIVERI CALCAREOUS SHALE (with obscure fossils).  Northwest
corner of Columbia county.
32 HIUDSONK-RiVR CALCAREOUS SHALE (with crinoidal plates and shells).
Pulaski, Oswego.
33 IjuDsoiN-RIVER DECOMPOSING SHALY SANDSTONE (with Cyrtolites ornatus)d Loraine, Jefferson.
34 HUDSON-iIVEAn   CALCAREOUS SANDSTONE (with Bellerophlon bilobatus).
Loraine.
35 HUDSON-RIVER SANDSTONE (with Orthoceras)! Oneida.
36 & 37 HUDSON-RIVER SHALY SANDSTONE, decomposing (with Leptcena,
etc.). Pulaski.
38 HvULSON-RIVER CALCAREOUS SANDSTONE (with fossil fragments)i Pulaski,
89 HUDSON-RIVER SANDSTONE (with Lcptcena alternata, etc.), Loraine.
40 1-IuDsoN-RIV3R CALCAREOUS SANDSTONE (with Chetetes & fragments).
Talcott's quarry.
41 HUUsorN-RIVER CALCAREQou S 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 GREEN SLATE.              Cornwall, Orange,
51 GREEN (calcareous) SHALE (with fossils, Nucula, etc.). Whitt's quarry.
52 SILICEOUS BLACK SLATE.   Clermont, Columbia.
53 GREEN SILICEOUS SLATE.  MIontrose, Dutchess.
54 SANDSTONE, siaty (slaty graywacke).  Redhook.
55 SHALY SXNDSTONE,          Stockport, Columbia.
56 BLACK SLATR.              Hydepark, Dutchess,
57 SANDSTONE (compact and partially altered).  Bloomingrove, Orange.
58 SILICEOUS SLATE.          Cornwall, Orange.
59 SAiNDSTONE (laminated and micaceous).  Minisink, Orange.
60 SLATE, black (thinly laminated).  Clermont, Columbia.
61 SLATE, black (thinly laminated).  Sugarloaf, Orange.
62 SANDSTONE (lamninated and nmicaceous). 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, Columlbia.
74 BROWTN JASPERY SLATE. Near Kinderhook creek, Chatham, Columbia.
75 GLAZED SLATE.             Near R tider'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, iln cavities of quartz. Near Lansingburgh.
SO RED SLATE.                South of Hamlpton, Washington.
81 SILICEOUS SLATE.          Lower Redhook landing, Dutchess.




nOCKS.                            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, Columbia.
85 BLACK SLATE (thinly laminated).  Hillsdale.
86 IRoo00INcG SLATE.         Gillet's quarry, Lebanon, Columbia.
87 SLATE (micaceous and laminated).  Redhook, Dutchess.
88 & 89 TALCOSE SLATE (contorted). Whiting's pond, Canaan, Columbia.
90 GREEN SLATE, siliceous.   Near Albany.
91 RED JASPERY SLATE.        Lower iRedhook landing, Dutchess.
92 BROWN JASPERY SLATE.   Bloomingrove, Orange.
93 SLATE with cast of mud-furrows. Frankfort creek, Herkimer.
9-4 SILICEOUS SLATE with irregular surface (mudl markings).  Oneida.
95, 96, 97 BLACKI 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 Salmon river.
103 FERRUGINOUS SANDSTONE (with quartz veins).
I04 GREEN SLATE.              lRidge 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 Ambonychia and Cyrtolites).  Lewis.
115 ORTHOCERATITE.            Lewis county.
116 SHALY SANDSTONE (with Ambonychia radiata).  Loraine, Jefferson.
117, 118, 119 SANDY SHALE (with crinoidal joints, Orthis, etc.). Loraine.
120 SIXALY LIMESTONE (with Orthis, Orthoceras, etc.). Loraine.




32                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.             Associated fossils and localities.
121 GRAY SANDSTONE (with fossils).  West of Constableville, Lewis.
122 SILICEOuS MASS in black shale.  Lansingburgh, Rensselaer.
123 SLATY ARGILLACEOUS LIMESTONE. Greenwich, Washington.
124 SANDSTONE (with small branching Chetetes lycoperdon). Oswego.
125 CALCAREOUS SANDSTONE (with Amzbonychia radiata).
126 GRAY SANDSTONE (with Ambonychia, etc.).  Near Rome, Oneida.
127 BLACK SLATE (thinly laminated).  Vanhorn's mill near Rome.
128 GRAYISH GREEN SHALE.   Snake hill, Saratoga.
129 CALCAREOUS SHALE (with columns of Heterocrinus).  Oneida.
130 SHALY SANDSTONE (with Orthoceras).  Loraine, Jefferson.
131 SHALY SANDSTONE (with Modiolopsis ovata).  Loraine.
132 CALCAREOUS SANDSTONE (with Amzbonychia radiata).  Pulaski.
133 SHALY SANDSTONE (with Leptcena sericea). Near Copenhagen, Lewis,
134 COMPACT SANSTONE.         Talcottis quarry near Rome.
135 GREEN SHALE.               Sangerties, Ulster.
136 GRAY SANrDSTONE (with concretion).  Near Rome, Oneida,
137 LIMESTONE with fossils (intercalated with the Hudson-river shales),
Near Barnegate, Dutchess.
138 SANDSTONE (with Orthoceratites, Cyrtolites, etc.).  Turin, Lewis.
139 SHALT SAD4STONE (ferruginous and decomposing). Loraine?
140 GRAY SANDSTONE (with fragments of fossils).  Near ConstablevilIe.
141 GREEN S1LLCEOUS SLATE (whetstone slate).  Columbia county.
142 COMPACT SHALY SANDSTONE (with quartz crystals).  Near Albany.
143 GLAZED SLATE.              Near HIudson.
144 TIIINBEDDED SANDSTONE (with fossils),  Near Russia, Herkimer.
145 SLATY CALCAREOUJS ROCK (with Orthis testudinaria).  Lewis.
146 SILICEOUS LIMESTONE (interstratified with slate).  Columubia.
147 SHALY SANDSTONE,          -Rogers?s creek, Oneida.




ROCIKS.                            33
7. GREY SANDSTONE.
SEVENTHI TABLE CASE.
Names.             Localities, etc.
1 ROOF SLATE. Rowley's quarry, New-Lebanon, Columbia county.
2 SLATE. One mile west of Hillsdale, Columbia.
3 GLAZED SLATE. One mile south of Hudson, at the supposed coal mine.
4 RED SLATE. Near Kinderhook, Chatham, Columbia.
5 RED SLATE. One mile southwest of Waashington-hollow, Dutchess.
6 MILLSTONE GRIT. Steel's creek.
7, 8, 9 SHALY SANDSTONE (with fragments of fossils).
10 SHALY SANDSTONE (with impressions of Modiolopsis modiolaris).
11 SHALY SANDSTONE.
12 CONCRETIONARY SANDSTONE.
13 GRAY SHALY SANDSTONE.  Two and a half miles north of Rome.
14, 15, 16 GRAY SANDSTONE. Woodruff's, south of Rome.
17 GREENISH GLAZED SLATE.
18, 19 GRAY SANDSTONIE.  Salmon creek, villaoe of Florence.
20 GRAY SANDSTONE. Falls of Stony brook, Redfield.
21 GRAY SANDSTONE.  Village of Florence.
22 GRAY SANDSTONE (with water-marked surface). Falls of Salmon creek.
23 GRAY SANDSTONE. West of Oswego village.
24 GA-Y SANDSTONE. Woodruff's quarry, south of Rome.
25 GRAY SANDSTONE. Below the dam on Mad river, Camden.
26 GRAY SANDSTONE. IDam at Mad river, near Camden.
27 GRAY SANDSTONE. Upper falls of Madc river, Redfield.
28 GtRAY SANDSTONE. Road to Loaine from Redfield.
29 GRAl SANDSTONE. West of Ghent meeting-house, Columbia.
30 GRAY SANDSTONE. Road south of Rome, Oneida.
31 GRAY SANDSTONE.  Tippler's quarry.
32, 33, 34 GRAI sAnNDSTONE (with Strophoneria alter-nata).
I5 GRAY SILICETouS SAND'STON'E (with shaly nodules, and containing galena).




34                NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.            Localities, etc.
36 CONTORTED LIMESTONE. Near Stanfordville, Dutchess.
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 Shawangunk 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, Rochester, 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 SLATY AND CRYSTALLINE ROCK.?
51 COMPACT METAMORPHIC GRIT ROCK. -?
52 BROWrNISH SILICEOUS LIMESTONE (metamorphic).
53 COMPACT SHALY 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, Rensselaer.
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, Orange.
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.




ROCKS.                             35
EIGHTII TABLE CASE.
Names.             Localities, etc.
1, 2, 3 ONEIDA CONGLOMERATE. Steel's creek, Herkimer.
4 ONEIDA CONGLOMERATE. Cleveland, Oneida lake.
5, 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 GlIT..  Hill near Starch-factory creek, Oneida.
8. MEDINA SANDSTONE.
EIGHTH TABLE CASE.
15, 16 MEDINA SANbSTONE (gray beds).  Lewiston, Niagara county.
17 MEDINA SANDSTONE (with ripplemarks). Lewiston, high bank of river.
18        do         (gray beds).  Lewistonm
19        do         (with undulating lines of deposition).  Martville,
Cayuga.
20        do              Wayne county.
21 - 23   do              Near Martville, Cayuga.
24        do              Hulme's quarry, Sterling, Cayuga.
25        do         (with Dictuolites beckii).  Medina, Orleans.
26        do         (upper mass).  Hulme's quarry, Sterling.
27, 28    do          (upper mass).  Cental's mill, Wayne.
29, 30    do              Hulme's quarry, Sterling.
31, 32    do              Near Martville, Cayuga.
33        do         (upper gray mass).  Medina.
34        do         (upper gray mass).  Lewiston.
35        do         (upper gray mass).  Rochester.
36        do         (variegated).  Rochester.




36~                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
NINTH TABLE CASE.
Nanies.             Localities, etc.
] - 5 MIEDINA SANDSTONE.  Sterling centre, Cayuga county.
6  IMEDINA SANDSTONE.  Park's milldam, Amlboy, Oswego.
7        do          (with concretionary marldkings).  Oswego village,
8        do          (with mud cracks).  Oswego village.
9, 10    do          (with Plezrotolgriac pervetusta). 3Medina.
11        do          (with P. perretusta &t Ling'zla c zmeata). Mledina,
12 - 14   to          (with P. ervcetzusta).  LIedina.
15        do               East side of Irondequoit bay.
16        do          (with Palwophycms tortuoseus). Brighton, Mionroe.
17 - 22   do          (with Ling-zula cUzseata).  Medina.
23        do          (with Palceophycus).  Medina.
24        do          (with ]IVodiolopsis prim2igeniuas).  3Medina.'25 - 28   do         (with fucoids).
29        do          (with A'thirophlyczs harlani, loose). Near Cleveland, Oneida lake.
30       dco          (with A. harilani).  MIedina.
31        do               Near Sterling, Cayuga.
32        do          (with Arthroplhycys haarlani).  MIedina;
33        do          (with A. h arlani & Fztcoides? anutriformlis). Mledin.34        do          (with Dictuolites beckii).  Mledina.
SEVENT  V WALL CASE.
35 MEDINA SANDSTONE (withLingula czneata, showing current markings).
Lockport, _Niagara county.
36        do          (geode).  Lockport.
37        do          (upper gray layers).  MIedina, Orleans.
38        do          (variegated).  Rochester, M'Ionroe.
39        do               Lewiston, Niagara.
40        do          (upper gray layer).  Lewiston.
41        do          (conglomerate).  WATolcott, Wayne.
42        do          (with water-markings).  Lewiston.
43        do          (showing diagonal lines of lamination). Rochester.




ROCKS.                               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               Redfield, Oneida;
50        do          (upper shaly layers).  Medina.
51        do          (variegated).  Lewiston.
52 & 53  do           (upper greenish layers).  Lewiston.
54        do          (upper gray layers, with Cytherina cylindrica).
Medina.
55        do          (variegated).  Near Martville, Cayuga.
56        do          (variegated).  Lewiston, Niagara.
57        do               Rochester, Monroe.
58        do          (very shaly).  Irondequoit bay, Monroet
59        do               Medina, Orleans.
60        do          (with Lingula cuneata and Cythe iria cylindrica).
MTedina.
61 & 62   do          (with nodules of shale enclosed).  MIedina.
63 & 64   do          (with Lingztla cuneata).  Locklport and Medina.
65        do          (with L. cuneata and Pleurotomaria peretzio'.ta).
Mledina.
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, lMonroe;
73        do          (shaly).  Martville, Cayuga.
74        do          (with C. cylindrica and L. cuneata).  Medina.
75        do          (with concretionary surface).  Oswego.
76        do          (with Arthrophycus 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.             Localities, etc.
81 MEDINA SANDSTONE (with F.? heterophyllus).  Rochester.
82 & 83  do           (with fucoidal markings).  Medina.
84        do         (with fucoidal markings).  Martville.
85        do         (variegated).  Philipsburgh, Oswego.
86        do         (with fucoidal markings).  Lewiston.
87        do         (with Arthrophycus harlani, and conglomerate).
Oswego county.
88        do         (with A. harlani).  Medina, Orleans.
89        do         (with ripplemarks).  Medina.
90        do         (with A. harZlani).  Sodus, Wayneo
91 & 92  do          (upper gray layers).  Medina.
93        do              Medina.
9; CLINTON GROUP.
TENTH TABLE CASE.
1 CONGLOtihBRATE (with shaly surface).   Blackstone's quarry, NewHartford, Oneida county.
2 SHALY SANDSTONE (with Buthotrephis palzmata). Blackstone's quarry.
3 SHALn SANDSTONE (with Rusophycus bilobatus). Gaylord and Norton's
quarry, New-Hartford.
4 SHAIY SANDSTONE (with Buthotrephis gracilis). Blackstone's quarry,
5 SANDJSTONE (with Beyrichia).  New-Hartford.
6 CONGLOMERATE.  Stebbins's creek, near Clinton village, Oneida.
7 CONGLOMERATE (with iridescent surface).  Blackstone's quarry.
8, 9, 10 OOLITIC IRON O:RE. Bennett's ore bed, west of Clinton village.
11 OOLITIC IRON ORE.         Wadsworth's quarry, New-Hartford.
12        do         (with crinoidal joints).  Eames's quarry, Verona.
13        do         (with crinoidal joints).  Parsons's quarry, Verona.
14        do              Hammond's ore bed, Westmoreland, Oneida.
15        do              Parsons's quarry.
16        do         (with Leptezna sericea).  Bennett's ore bed.




ROCKS.                             39
Names.             Associated fossils and localities.
17 SHALY SANDSTONE (with L. sericea).  South of Verona, Oneida.
18, 19 LIMESTONE (with Pentamerus oblongus). Rochester, Monroe.
20 SILICEOUS LIMESTONE (with P. oblongus).  Wolcott, Wayne.
21 LIMESTONE (with Atrypa hemispherica). Below Martville, Cayuga.
22 LIMESTONE (with fragments of P. oblongus).  Sodus, Wayne.
23 OOLITIC IRON ORE. IRochester.
24 OOLITIC IRON ORE (2 specimens).  Stebbins's creek, Oneida.
25 LIMESTONE (with Leptcna ruzgosa).  Donnelly's quarry, Madison.
26 OoLSTIc IRON ORE.      Wolcott, Wayne.
27        do          (with fragments of shells).  Donnelly's quarry.
28        do          (with Pentamerus oblongus).  Donnelly's quarry.
29 & 30   do          (with Spirifer radiatus).  Donnelly's quarry.
31 FEPRRUGINOUS LIMESTONE (with P. oblongus).  Donnelly's quarry.
32, 33 SHALY SANDSTONE (with Rzusophycus pudicus). Gaylord's quarry.
34 Atrypa congesta.  Reynale's basin, Niagara.
35 Atrypa plicatella. Reynale's basin.
36 SHALE (with Graptolithus clintonensis). Sodus.
37 LIMESTONE (with Atrypa hemispherica).  rIochester.
38 LIMESTONE (with A. reticularis and P. oblongus). 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). Reynale's basin, Niagara.
42 Atrypa plicatella.  Reynale's basin.
43 Chcetetes lycoperdon. Reynale's basin.
44 UPPER GRAY SANDSTONE (with Modiolopsis ovata). Remington's quarry.
45 LIMESTONE (with Atrypa congesta).  Medina.
46 Canirtia bilateralis (2 specimens).  Reynale'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                   NEAW-YORIK STATE COLLECTION.
EIGHTII WALL CASE.
Names.              Associated fossils and localities.
52 SHALT SANDDSTONE (with fucoidal markings).  Blacklstone's cquarry.
53 SHALE (with obscure fossil markings).  Blackstone's quarry.
54 GREEN SHALE.  Martville, Cayuga.
55 FERRUGINOUS SANDSTONE (with Beyrichia).  New-Hartford.
56 SHALVY SANDSTONE (with Rl'Gsophycus subangulatus).  BlaCkstone's.
57 SHALY SANDSTONE (with fucoidal markings).  Blackstone's quarry.
58 SHALE (with Buthot?'ephis giracilis).  Near Clinton village.
59 SANDSTONE (with B. paiata).  Fox-hollow, Herkiimer.
60 SHALY SANDSTONE (mith organic markings).  Blackstone's quarry.
61 SHALY SANDSTONE (with Rusophycus bilobatus).  G-aylord's quarry.
6(2, 63 SHALE (with fragments of B. r'am?.osa).  Blackstone's quarry.
64 SHALY SANDSTONE (with fucoidal fiagments).  Near Verona.
65 CONGLOMERATE (with iron pyrites).  Blaekstone's quarry.
66       do         (with iridescent surface).  Blaekstone's quarry:
67       do         (with shaly surface).  Stebbins's creek.
68       do         (with shaly surface).  Rogers's creek.
69       do             Blackstone's quarry.
70 SHALY SANDSTONE (with fucoidclal markings).  Near Clinton village.
71 SHALYT SANDSTONE (with fucoidal markings).  North of AMartville.
72 SHALE. A quarry north of 3Martville.
73 SHALY SANDSTONE (2 specimens, with fucoidal remains).  Clinton.
74 HORNSTOaNE (composed of fragments of shells). iRochester.
75 SANDSTONE (with Beyrichia).  New-Hartford.
76 GREY SANDSTONE (with Lingula oblonga). Quarry north of Martville.
77 FERrUGINOUS SANDSTONE (with organic remains).  New-Hartford.
78 FERRUGINOUS SANDSTONE.  Stark, Herkimer.
79 FERRUGINOUS SANDSTONE. Steel's creek, Herkirner.
80 SHALY SANDSTONE.  Vanhornsville, Herkimner.
81 SHALY LIMIESTONE.  Bushnell's, Oneida lake.
82       do             Quarry near Verona.
83       dq          (with Fenestella prisca?),  Near Verona.




ROCKS.                              41
Names.              Associated fossils, and localities.
84 SHALY LIIMESTONE (with Fenestella p'isca?).  Martville, Cayuga.
S5 SHALY LIMIESTONE.          Martville.
86 GREEN SHALE.               Martville.
87 GREEN SHALE.               Swift's creek.
88 LIMESTONE.                 Near Verona, Oneida.
89 SHALY LIMIESTONE.          Near Verona.
90 OOLITIC IIRON ORE (-with Beyrichia).  Vanhornsville, 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 IR.ED SANDSTONE.            Steel's creek, Herkimner.
96 RED CONGLOMERATE.           Steel's cireek.
97 OOLITIC IRON ORE (with limestone).  Wolcott, Wayne.
98 LIMESTONE (with Perzntanme7;s cbionguts).  Sodus, Wayne.
99, 100 LIMESTONE (with P. oblong'us).  Il-ochester, Monroe.
101 SHALE (with LeptcenLa rug'osa).  Donnelly's quarry, Mia(lison.
102 OOLITIC IRON ORE (with calcareous spar).  Wolcott.
103 SHALY LIMESTONE (with Fenestella prisca).  Taberg fauirnace.
104 SHALE (with Altrypa plicatella).  Taberg furnace.
105 SHALE (with Beyrichia and Tentaculzies).  Taberg furnlace.
106 OOLITIC IRON ORE (With fi'agICnen1tS of fossils).  Stebbins's creek.
107        do               Stebbins's creek.
108        do          (with fragments of fossils).:Near Clinton village.
109        do               Quarry norlth of (linton village.
110        do               Hanmmond's quarry..
111        do          (with Phenoptera constellata).  Wolcott, Wayne.
112        do          (with sulphate of baryta).  Wolcott.
113        do          (with Pen/amerus obloh/gus).  Donnelly's quarry.
114 LIMESTONE (with fragments of fossils).  Near Mlartville, Cayuga.
115 SANDSTONE (with iron pyrites).  Stebbins's qluarry, Clinton, Oneida.
116 SHALY SANDSTONE (with casts of Leptcna). Near Blackstone's quarry.
117 FEHrEUGINOUS SANDSTONE (with cast of L. subplana). Near Clinton.
21




42                  NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
NTames.            Associated fossils, and localities.
118 SHALY SANDSTONE-(with L. rugosa).  Near Tippler's quarry.
119 SILICEOUS LIMESTONE (with L. rug'osa).  Munger's quarry.
120 SILICEOUS LIMESTONE (with L. ruggosa).  Oneida lake.
121 SILICEOUS AND SHALY LIMESTONE. Swift's creek, Oneida.
122 SHALY LIMIESTONE (with L; corrugata  and Pyi'enomenus czneatzls).
Clinton, Oneida.
123 SHALY SANDSTONE (with AviczlZa emascuiata).  Munger's quarry.
124        do         (with imperfect fossils).  Gaylord's quarry, near
Utica.
125 - 127  do         (with Rusophycus bilobatus).  Gaylord and Norton's quarry, New-Hartford.
128        do         (with B. palnata). Gaylord and Norton's quarry.
129        do         (with roots of marine plants).
130 GRAY SANDSTONE (with concretions).
131 SHALY SANDSTONE (with fucoidal markings). VTanhornsville, ielrkimer.
132 SHALY SANDSTONE. Stark, Herkimer.
1 33 & 134 SILICEOTJS LIMESTONE (with sulphate ef strontian in crystals).
Starkj Herkinmer.
135 GYPrsM.                     Stark.
136 DARK-COLORED GYPSUMI.       Stark.
137 SANDSTONE AND GYPSUMI.    Stark.
138 & 139 SHALE WITH GYPSUM. Stark.
10. NIAGARA GROUP.
ELEVENTIT TABLE CASE.
1 SHALE (with Phacops limulur-us).  Lockport, Niagara.
2   do   (with impression of P. limulurus).  Lockport.
3   do   (with Hogmalo7otous deZlpiinocephalzs).  Lockport.
4   do   (with Dictyonemna retiformis).  Lockport.
5   do   (with Caryocriius ornatus).  Lockport.
6, 7 do   (with Spirifer niagarersis).  Lockport.




ROCKS.                            43
Names.            Associated fossils, andcl localities.
8 SHALE (with Leptsana subplana).  Lockport.
9   do   (with Atrypa nitida).  Lockport.
10 LIMESTONE composed of crinoidal joints. Lockport.
11 ANHYDROUS GYPSUM.
12 WHITE GYPSUBM (or alabaster).  Lockport.
13 ENCRINAL LTMESTONE (polished).  Lockport.
14 LIMESTONE (with crystallized coral).  Lockport.
15 SILICEOUS LIMESTONE. Niagara falls.
16 DARK LIMESTONE (with Cytherina).  Wayne county.
17, 18 DARK BITUMINOUS LIMESTONE. Wayne.
19 PEARL SPAR.               Lockport, Niagara.
20 DOGTOOTH SPAR.            Lockport.
21 PEARL SPAR and DOGTOOTH SPAR. Lockport.
22 DOGTOOTH SPAR.            Lockport.
23 LIMESTONE (with small geodes of pearl spar).  Lockport.
24    do      (with galena, sulphuret of lead). Rochester.
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. fHam and Bigelow's quarries,




44                  NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
NINTHI AWALL CASE.
Names.              Associated fbssils. and localities.
44 SHALE (with nodules of gypsum replacing Caryoce'imns o?'7catus). LTockport, Niagara county.
4.5   do   (with Ortlioceras u9flcld~latzs).  Lockport.
46   do   (with Dictyonzzza r'etifiormzis).  Lockport.
47   do   (with Leyptcena str'iata).  Lockport.
48   do   (with L.'utgosa and L. str'iata).  Lockport.
49   do   (with Ortitis elegantuia).  Locliport.
50   do   (with 0. testudinaria and L. ze-gosa).  Lockport.
51   do   (with 0. testzcdinaria).  Lockport.
52   do   (with Bztmastis barriensis).  Lockport.
53   do   (with fragments of various fossils).  Lockport.
54   do   (with 0. testuzdinaiia and L. rugosa).  Lockport.
55   do   (with Avicula emnacerqata).  Lockport.
56   do   (with Leptcana subplana).  Loclport.
57 ENCRINAL LIMESTONE.  Near Lewiston, Niagara.
58 SHALE (with Caryocriazus ornatus, and cavities filled with calcareous
spar).  Lockport.
59 LIMESTONE (with crinoidal columns).  Lockport.
60 Astroceriumn venustumz (polished specimen from the original excavation
of the Erie canal, 1825).  Lockport.
61 LIMESTONE (with striated surface, lignilite).  Lockport.
62 LIMESTONE (with Atry1pa r2eticularis).  Lockport.
63 BROWN BITUMINOUS LIIESTONE.  Rochester.
64 LIMESTONE (with Tr'e matopora ostiolata).  Rochester.
65     do      (with Atrypa nzeglecta).  Rochester.
66    do    (with vertically striated surface, lignilites).  Lockpovt.
67 BRECCIATED LIMIESTONE.  Near Rochester.
68 WHITE GYPSUuM (alabaster, polished specimens).  Lockport.
69 GEODE OF DOGTOOTH SPAR.  Lockport.
70 ENCRINAL LIMESTONE.          Lockport.
71 ENCRINAL LIMESTONE (polished specimen).  Lockport.
72 LIMESTONE (with dogtooth and pearl spar).  Lockport.




ROCKS.                             45
Names.             Associated fossils, and localities.
73 LIMESTONE (with dogtooth spar).  Lockport.
74    do      (with pearl spar).  Lockport.
75    do      (with geode of dogtooth spar).  Loekport.
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 GYPSTJu. Lockport.
SO SULPHATE OF STRONTIAN. Lockport.
81, 82 LIMESTONE (with pearl spar).  Lockport.
83 LIMESTONE (with geode filled with bituminous coal). Lockport.
84    do      (with dogtooth spar).  Lockport.
85    do      (with pearl spar and dogtooth spar).  Lockport.
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).  Lockport.
91 LIMESTONE (with rose-colored pearl spar and dogtooth spar). Lockport.
92    do      (with dogtooth spar and sulphate of strontian). Lockport.
93    do      (with dogtooth spar).  Lockport.
94 PEARL SPAR in geode of limestone.  Lockport.
95 DOGTOOTH SPAR. Lockport.
96 DOGTOOTH SPAR and PEARL SPAR (replacing Astrocerium ve7nustum).
Lockport.
97 BROWN SPAR. Lockport,
98 LIMESTONE (with Euomphalus hemnispherqica).  Lockport.
99 CONCRETIONARY LIMESTONE. North of Manchester.
100 LIMESTONE (with concretionary nodes upon surface). Niagara falls.
101 GEODE (with pearl spar and crystals of sulphate of strontian). First
excavation of Erie canal, 1825. Lockport.
102 LIMESTONE (a concretion).  Near Skonondoa, Oneida.
103 DAREI BITUMINOUS LIMESTONE. Between Lenox basin and Canastota.
104 LIMESTONE (with cavity showing laming of growth of Astroceriumn
venstzumn). RI ochester.
105 COMPACT LIMESTONE (with Cytherina).  Ham's quarry, Cayuga.




46                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.             Associated fossils; and localities.
106 CONCRETIONARY TIMESTONE. Four miles north of Manchester.
107, 108 COMPACT DARK-COLORED LIMESTONE. Wolcott. Wayne.
109 LIMESTONE (with Cladopora seriata). Sweden, MIonroe.
110 LIMESTONE (with Diplophiyltum ctrspitosum). Lockport.
1.11 COMPACT LIMESTONE (with Cythlerina).  Butler, Wayne.
112 LImESTONE (with cavities lined with crystals of calcareous spar').
113 SHALY LIMESTONE (with Spirifer crispus and minute cytherinxe).
114 CoMPACT BEROWN LIMESTONE. Rochester.
115 COMPACT LIMESTONE.       -North of Manchester, Ontario.
116 CONCRETIONARY LIMESTONE. Steel's creek, Herkimer.
117 BRECCIATED LIMESTONE.   Steel's creek.
118 LIMESTONE (with surface markings). Ham's quarry, Cayuga.
119 REDDISH COMIPACT LIMESTONE. Steel's creek.
120 CONCRETIONARY LIMESTONE. Near Skonondoa, Oneida.
121 - 124 BRECCIATED LIMESTONE. Near Skonondoa.
125 CONCRETIONARY LIMESTONE. Near Skonondoa.
11.  ONONDAGA-SALT GROUP,
TW~ELFTH TABLE CASE.
1 COMPACT RED SHALE. Cruger's mill, HIerkimer county.
2 VAR1EGATED SHALE.   Chittenango, Madison.
3 RED SHALE.           Between Sauquoit creek and Paris hill, Oneida.
4 VARIEGATED SHALE.   Baldwinsville, 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 IBED SELENITE (with green shale).  Clyde, Wayne.




ROCKS:                              47
Names.              Associated fossilsi and localities.
12 RED 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 GYrpsum.         Allen's creek, Monroe;
21 GYPsEOUS MARL (with seams of fibrous gypsum).  Monroe county.
22 SELENI:TE.  Nine-mile creek.
23, 24 do    (with fragments of marl enclosed).  Newark, Wayne.
25    do    (with fragments of marl enclosed).  Camillus, Onondaga.
26 GYrisEous MARI (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 1PSEUDO1NORPHIC CRYSTALS of COMMON SnALT.  South of Syracuse.
32              do              do             Bull's quarry.
33              do              do             Ninc-mlile 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 GvPSEOUS  MARL.  Nine-mile creek.
50 BLACK GYPSEOUS MARL (with selenite).  South of Bellisle.
51 NODULE OF GYPSUBM AND MARL. South of Chittenango.




48                   NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION'.
Names.              Associated fossils, and localilies.
52, 53 SE;LENITE (with black gypseous marl).  Springport, Cayuga.
54 DARI SIHALE (with surface covered with black selenite).  Port Byron.
55 GRAY GYPSEOUS MARL (with spherical cavities containing concretions).
Lenox, Madison.
56 IMPIURE LIMESTONE (with spherical cavities).
57 1IYDRAUIIC LIMESTONE.  Throopsville, Cayuga.
58 ASH-COLonRD HYDRAULIC LIMESTONE (with remains of Streptelasma).
Blackrock, Erie.
59 HYDRAULIC LIMESTONE (with lignilites).  Canescraga creek.
60, 61.      do           (with ihgnilites).  Onondaga,
62, 63       do           (with lignilites).  Canescraga creek.
64 VERMICULAR LIMIESTONE.  Near Syracuse.
65 HYDRAULIC LIMESTONE (with head of Eurypter'us r'eminpes). Oriskany.
TENT[H IWALL CASE,
66 VARIE;GATED RED MARIL   Near Oneidacastle.
67 RED MARL (with green spots).  Chittrnango, Madison.
68 RED SHALE.    Between Sauquoit creek and Paris hill, Oneida.
69 GREEN SHALE.  Between Sauquoit creek and Paris hill.
70 GRAY SHALE.   Near Chittenango, Miadison.
71 GRAY SHALE.   Allen's creek, Monroe.
72 GRA Y GYPSEOUJS  IARL.      Orleans counity.
73 GRAY GYPSEOUS SHALE.    Near ChurchvillC, 3MonroC.
74 GYPSEOUS MARL.              AllCo's creek.
75 GYPSEOUs 1MARL.             Lockville, Wayne.
76 FRIABLE SANDSTONE.          Near Paris hill, Oneidla.
77, 78 GYPSEOUS SHALE.         Near Paris hill.
79 GYPrSEOUS MARL.             Alen's creek.
80 GYPSEOUS IMARL (with seams of fibrous gypsum).  Mtonroe coulty.
81, 82 GREENISH BIARL (with fibrous gps um).  Jordan, Onondaga.
83 RED GYPSUM (with gypseous imarl).  Jordan.
84 RED G(;YPSU  (nodlules).  Newark, Wayne.
85, 86 GYPSEOUS MARL.    Clyde, Wayne.




ROCKS.                            49
Names.             Associates and localities.
87 MARL (with red selenite), Newark.
88 GYPSEOUS MARL. Near Port Gibson, Monroe.
89 ARGILLACEOUS JIMESTONE.  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 LIMESTONE (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 GREY SHALE.
109 GYPSEOUS MARL (with selenite). Newark, Wayne.
110, 111 GYPSEOUS MARL. Near Camillus, Onondaga.
112 SELENITE.             Near Camillus.
113 GYPSEOUS MARL (with selenite 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 CRYSTALS. Brown's quarry.
120 GYPsEOUS SHALE (with marks of pseudomorphic crystals)-.  Bellisle.
121 GYPSEOUS SHALES (with marks of pseudomorphic crystals). Lenox.




50                NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.             Associates and localities.
122 GYPSEOUS SHALES. Near Camillus.
123 PSEUDOMORPHIC CRYSTAL of common salt. Near Camillus.
124 GYPSEOUS SHALE (with pseudomorphic crystals). Near Camillus.
125 DARK-COLORED SHALE.
126 GREY SHALE. Near Bellisle, Onondaga.
127, 128 DART 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-hollow.
151 - 153    do               Lenox.
154 & 155    do               Port Byron.
156          do               Near Syracuse.
157 DARII SHALE.              Cherryvalley, Otsego.
158 LIMESTONE.                Chittenango, Madison.
159 LIMESTONE (with drusy cavities).  Oriskany-falls, 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.
1.68 GYPSEOUS mARA (with seams of fibrous gypsum). Phelps, Ontario.




ROCKS.                            51
Names.            Associates and localities.
169 SELENITE (with compact gypsum).  Phelps.
170, 171, 172 GYPSEOUS MARL (with selenite).  Springport, Cayuga.
173 LIIESTONE above gypsum beds.  Jamesville, Onondaga.
174 GYPSEOUS MARL (with nodules of gypsum).  South of Chittenango.
175, 176 COMPACT GYPSEOUS MARL.
177 GRAVEL cemented by gypsum.  Boring at Salina, Onondaga.
178 GYPSEOUS SHALE.
179 COMPACT LIMESTONE (with vesicular cavities filled with crystalline matter). Near Lanark's mill.
180 COMPACT LIMESTONE (with zinc blende).  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 LIMIESTONE (with cherty nodules). Near Camillus.
187 COMPACT SHALY LIMESTONE. Phelps, Ontario.
188 CRYSTALLIZED GYPSUI (deposits from the salt-vats, ten specimens).
Syracuse, Onondaga.
189 CALCAREOUS FORMATION having oolitic structure (deposits from saltvats, 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 LIMIESTONE. Allen's creek.
4 HYDRAULIC LIMESTONE.    Clarence-hollow.
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




52                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.             Associates and localities.
17 HYDRAULIC LIIESTONE.    Allen's creek,
18          do               Street farm, Caledonia.
19          do               Phelps, Ontario.
20          do               One mile east of Vienna, Oneida.
21          do               Near Vienna.
22          do          (with sulphate of strontian).  Street farm.
23          do               Phelps, Ontario.
24          do          (partially burned). Phelps.
25 SHALY HYDRAULIC LIMESTONE,
26 HYLRAULIC LIMESTONE (with nodule of chert). Marcellus, Onondaga.
27, 28 HYDRAULIC 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 L1MESTONE (dark colored). Near Deansville.
35 HYDRAULIC LIMESTONE.  Onondaga valley.
36 - 41 HYDRAULIC LIMESTONE (with fluor spar). Manlius, Onondaga.
42 HYDRAULIC LIMESTONE.    Onondaga valley.
43          do               Cherryvalley, Otsego.
44          do               Phelps, Ontario.
45 GYPSEOUS SHALY LIMESTONE.
46 HYDRAULIC LIMESTONE.    Near Lanark's mills.
47          do          (shaly). Oriskany falls, Oneida.
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 crystals of baryta; three
specimens). Phelps, Ontario.
54          do          (black, shaly upper layers).  Phelps.




ROCKS.                             53
Names.             Associates and localities.
55 HYDRAULIC LIMESTONE (with lingule).  Cherryvalley, Otsego.
56 & 57     do           (vesicular).  Oriskany, Oneida.
58          do                Below Jamesville, Onondaga.
59          do           (with cavities filled with crystalline matter).
Near Jamesvilleo
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 ill         No. of Specimens.
13. WATERLIME GROUP.           Fifteenth table case.  -  -  -    58
14. PENTAMERUS LIMESTONE. Sixteenth table case.  - -  - - 49
15. CATSIKILL SHALY 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. TULLY LIMESTONE.           Twenty-sixth table case.  -  -  - 29
24. GENESEE SLATE.             Twenty-seventh table case.  - -  36
25. PORTAGE GROTJP.            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.








PAL}EONTOLOGY OF NEW-YORK,
BY JAMES HALL.








PAL}EONTOLOGY.
1,  POTSDAM  SANDSTONE.
PLANTS.
Name.                     Locality.               In the
1  1 SCOLITHUS LINEARIS (1 specimen).        - -    - Cabinet.
BRACHIOPODA.
2  1 LINGULA PRIMA(1)           Keeseville, Essex county.  Cabinet.
3  2 LINGULA ANTIQUA(2).        Hammond, St.Lawrence,  Cabinet.
2.  CALCIFEROUS SANDSTONE.
PLANTS.
4  1 PALEOPHYCUS TUBULARIS(4). Canajoharie and Fortplain. Cabinet.
5  2 PALEOPHYCUS IRREGULARIS. Near Keeseville. - - -
6 1 BUTHOTREPHIS ANTIQUATA(1). Chazy, Clinton. - - - Cabinet.
BRACHIOPODA.
7 3 LINGULA ACUMINATA (in a boulder).
GASTEROPODA.
8  1 EUOMPRALUS UNIANGULATUS (plaster cast). -    - - Cabinet.
9  1 MACLUREA soRDIDA(2).       Mohawk valley.  - - - Cabinet.
10  2 MACLUREA MATUTINA.         Canajoharie, Montgomery.
11  1 OPHILETA LEVATA(2).        Near Fortplain.  - - - Cabinet.
12  2 OPHILETA CQrMPANATA(1).  Mohawk valley.  - - - Cabinet.
13  1 TURBO DILTCULA.           Middleville and Littlefalls.
14  2 TURBO? OBSCURA(1).         Fortplain, Montgomery. - Cabinet.
15  1 PLEU:ROTONARIA? TURGIDA.  Saratoga county.




4                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
CEPHALOPODA.
Names.                       Localities.
16  1 ORTHOCERAS PRIMIGENIUM(1).    Near Fortplain. - - Cabinet.
17  2 ORTHOCERAS LAQUEATUM(1).        -                  Cabinet.
3.  CHAZY LIMESTONE.
CORALS.
18  1 RETEPORA INCEPTA(l).           Chazy, Clinton. - -  Cabinet.
19  2 RETEPORA GRACILIS.                - -           -  --
20  1 GORGONIA? ASPERA.              Chazy.
21  1 STICTOPORA FENESTRATA(l).      Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
22  2 STICTOPORA GLOMERATA.          Granville (Vermont).
23  1 STREPTELASMA EXPANSA(2).       Chazy.  -    - - Cabinet.
24  1 CHETETES ----—?(1)            Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
CRINOIDEA.
25  1 ACTINOCRINUS TENUIRADIATUS(l). Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
26  2 ACTINOCRINUS? -—.             Near Chazy.
27  1 ASTERIAS? --.                 Chazy.
BRACHIOPODA,
28  1 LEPTANA PLICIFERA(1).          Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
29  2 LEPTfENA INCRASSATA(3).        Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
30  3 LEPTEENA FASCIATA(1).          Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
31  1 ORTEIS COSTALIS(1).
32  1 ATRYPA DUBIA(1).               Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
33  2 ATRYPA ACUTIROSTRA.            Chazy.  - - - -
34  3 ATRYPA PLENA(1).               Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
35  4 ATRYPA PLICIFERA(1).           Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
36  5 ATRYPA ALTILIS(1).             Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
37  1 ORBICULA? DEFORMATA.           Chazy.
38  1 METOPTOMA? DUBIA.              Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
CRUSTACEA.
39  1 ILLENUS ARCTURUS(1).           Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
40  2 ILLZNUS CRASSICAUDA?(1).      Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.




FOSSILS.                            5
Names.                       Localities.
41  1 ASAPHUS? OBTUJSUS(l).          Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
42  2 ASAPHUS NMARGINALJS.           Chazy. 
43  1 ISOTELUS GIGAS?(1).            Chazy.  - - -    Cabinet.
44  2 ISOTELUS CANALIS(1).            Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
45  1 CERAURUS? --— (1).             Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
GASTEROPODA.
46  3 MACLUREA MAGNA(8).             Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
47  1 SCALITES ANGULATVS(2).          Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
48  1 RAPHISTVIA STRIATA(1).          Chazy.  - - - -  Cabinet.
49  2 IAPHISTOMA STAMINEA(I).        Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
50  3 RAPHISTOMA PLANISTRIA(1).      Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
51  4 RAPHISTOMA PLANISTRIA, Vg?,t PARVA. Chazy. 
52  2 PLEUROTOMARIA 3IANGULATA (fragment). Chazy. - - Cabinet.
53  3 PLEUROTOMARIA ---—?           Chazy. 
54  4 PLEUROTOMARIA ANTIQTJATA(1),  Chazy.  -    - - Cabinet.
55  1 CAPULUS AURIFORIS.            Galway, Saratoga. -
56  1 MURCHISONIA ABBREVIATA,        Chazy.
57  1 BUCANIA SULCATINA(1).           Chazy.  - -    - Cabinet.
58  2 BuCANIA RoTUNDATA (a cast).    Chazy.  - - - -
CEPHALOPODA.
59  3 ORTHOCERAS RECTIANNULATUM(1). Chazy.  - -           Cabinet.
60  4 ORTHOCERAS SUBARCUATUM.         Chazy.  - -
61  5 ORTHOCERAS TENUISEPTUM(l).    Chazy.  - -           Cabinet.
62  6 ORTHOCERAS BILINEAT UI.        Near Albany.
63  7 ORTHOCERAS MONILIFORME.        Chazy.
4.  BIRDSEYE LIMESTONE.
PLANTS?
64  1 PHYTOPSIS TUBULOSUM(6)o        Mohawk valley.   - Cabinet.
65  2 PHYTOPSIS CELLULOSUVm(2). Watertown & Mohawk valley.Cabinet.
ACEPHALA.
66  1 MoDIoLA? OBTUSA(1).            Watertown, Jefferson. Cabinet.




6                 NEW-YORK STATIE COLLECTION.
GASTEROPODA.
Names.                      Localities.
67  2 MURCHISONIA? ANGUSTATA.
68  3 MURCHISONIA VENTRICOSA(1).    Watertown, Jefferson. Cabinet.
69  4 MURCHISONIA PERA1NGULATA.     Watertown. - - -
70  5 MURCHISONIA VARICOSA(1).       Watertown. - - - Cabinet.
71  1 NATICA? -—.                   Watertown.
72  5 PLEUTROTOMARIA? NUCLEOLATAB   Watertown.
73  6 PLEUROTO1IARIA QUADRICARINATA(1). Watertown.    - Cabinet.
74  7 PLEUROTOMARIA UMBILICATA(4).  Watertown. -   -   Cabinet.
75  8 PLEUROTOMARIA? NODULOSA(1).  Watertown.   - - Cabinet.
76  9 PLEUROTOMARIA? OBSOLETA(1).  Watertown. - - - Cabinet.
CRUSTACEA.
77  1 CYTHERINA (fragments).        Watertown. - -     Cabinet.
CEPHALOPODA.
78  8 ORTHOCERAS!MULTICAMERATUM(1). Watertown. - - - Cabinet.
79  9 OR9THOCERAS RECTICAMERATUM.  Watertown.
CORALS OF THE BIRDSEYE AND BLACK-RIVER LIMESTONES.
80  1 COLUMNARIA ALVEOLATA(3).      Mohawk valley. - - Cabinet.
81  1 STROMATOCERIUM RUGOSUM.       Watertown, Chazy, &c. --
82  2 CHI2ETETES LYCOPERIDON?       Watertown.
83  2 STREPTELASMA PROFUNDA(6).    East-Canada creek.  Cabinet.
84  3 STICTOPORA LA BRINTHICA(1).   Chazy.  - - - - Cabinet.
85  4 STICTOPORA RAMOSA.            Watertown. - -   -      -
CEPHALOPODA.
86  1 LITUITES UNDATA (plaster cast).  Watertown. - - - Cabinet.
87  2 LITUITES CONVOLVANS?(1).      Watertown. - - - Cabinet.
88  1 GONIOCERAS ANCEPS(1).         Watertown. - - - Cabinet.
89  1 ORMOCERAS TENUIFILUM(4).      Watertown. - - - Cabinet.
90  2 ORMOCERAS TENUIFILUM, var. DISTANS. Watertown.
91  3 ORMOCERAS? GRACILE.           Watertown.
92  1 ENDOCERAS SUBCENTRALE.        Watertown. -
93  2 ENDOCERAS LONGISSIMUM.        Watertown.
94  3 ENDOCERAS MIULTITUBULATUM.   Watertown.




FOSSILS.                            7
Names.                        Localities.
95  4 ENDOCERAS GEMELLIPARUM.         Henderson's bay.
96 10 ORTHOCERAS FUSIFORtME(1).       Watertown. -  -    Cabinet.
5. TRENTON LIMESTONE.
PLANTS.
97  2 BUTHOTREPHIS G RACILIS(1).    Jacksouburgh, lerkimier.Cabinet.
98  3 BUTHOTREPHIS SUCCULtiNS.        Glensfalls.
99  3 PALEOPHYCUS RUGosUs(1).         Below Prospect hill.  Cabinet.
100  4 PAL.EOPHYCUS SIMrLEX(1).        Middleville, Herkimer. Cabinet.
CORALS.
101  2 CHJETETES LYCOPER]JON(9).       Various places. - -  Cabinet.
102  3 CH2TETES RUGOSUS.               Middleville.
103  4 CHIETETES COLUMNARIS.           Sugar river.
104  1 RECEPTACULITES NEPTUNII.        Carlisle (Pennsylvania).
105  3 STREPTELASMA CORNICULUB(1).   Middleville. - -   - Cabinlet.
1 06  4 STREEPTELASMA CRASSA.          Near Middleville.
107  5 STREPTELASIA MULTILATELLOSA(1). Watertown. - - Cabinet.
108  6 STREPTELASMA PARVULA(1).  Middleville. - - - Cabinet.
109  1 PORITES? VETUSTA.               Watertown.
110  1 ---  CYATHIFORMIS.              Carlisle (Pennsylvania).
111  1 ESCHAROPORA RECTA(1).           Jacksonburgh. - -  Cabinet.
112  2 ESCHAROPORA RECTA, vaT. NODOSA.
113  5 STICTOPORA? ACUTA.              Lowville, Lewis.  -
114  6 STICTOPORA ELEGANTULA.          Middleville. -   -
115  2 GORGONIA PERANTIQUA.            Near Middleville.
116  1 AULOPORA ARACHNOIDEA.           Ohio and Kentucky.
117  1 ALECTO INFLATA.                 Trenton falls, Oneida.
118  1 INTRICARIA? RETICULATA(l).      Watertown. - -    Cabinet
119  3 RETEPORA? FOLIACEA.             Lowville.
120  1 STELLIPORA ANTHELOIDEA.         Lowville.
121  1 GRAPTOLITES AMPLEXICAULE.       Trenton falls, etc.




8. NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
CRINOIDEA.
Names.                       Localities.
122  1 SCHImOCRINUS NoDOSUs(3).    Glensfalls and Middleville.Cabinet.
123  1 POTERIOCRINUJ8 ALTERNATIJS (fragment). - -.   - 
124  2 POTERIOCRINUS GRACILIS.        Middleville.
125  1 SCYPHOCRINUS HETEROCOSTALIS.  Middleville.
126  2 ScHIzocRlNus  -—?(1).         Sugar river, Lewis.  Cabinet.
127  1 ECHINO-ENCRINITES ANATIFORNIS. Turin, Lewis.
128  2 ASTERIAS MATUTINA.             Trenton falls.
129  1 TENTACULITES? FLEXUOSA.        Lowville.
BRACHIOPODA.
130  4 LINGULA ATTENUATA?             Middleville, etc.
131  5 LINGULA RICINIFORMIS(2).       Middleville. - -    Cabinet.
132  6 LUNGULA EQUJALIS(1).           Middleville, etc.  - Cabinet.
133  7 LINGULA QUADRATA(1).           Lewis county. - - Cabinet.
134  8 LINGULA ELO.NGATA.             Lewis county.
135  9 LINGULA CURTA.                 Middleville, etc.
186 10 LINGULA OBTUSA(1).             Middleville. - -    Cabinet.
137 11 LINGULA CRASSA(1).             - - -               Cabinet.
138  2 ORBICULA? FILOSA(1).           Middleville. - -    Cabinet.
139  3 ORBICULA LAMELLOSA.            Middleville.
140  4 ORBICULA (TREMATIS) TERMINALIS(1). Middleville. - Cabinet.
141  4 LEPTIENA A.LTERNATA(8).   Middleville and Watertown.Cabinet.
142  5 LEPTENA CAMERATA(1).           Trenton falls.  -    Cabinet.
143  6 LEPTENA DELTOIDEA(2).  Middleville and Trenton falls.Cabinet.
144  7 LEPrTANA. TENUISTRIATA(1).     Middleville, etc.  - Cabinet.
145  8 LEPTIENA ALTERNISTRIATA.       Cincinnati, Ohio. --
146  9 LEPFTINA SERICEA(4).         Middleville and Lowville.Cabinet.
147 10 LEPTLrNA FILITEXTA(2).         Middleville. - -    Cabinet.
148 11 LEPT.ENA PLANUMIBONA.          Cincinnati, Ohio. -
149 12 LEPT rNA DEFLECTA.             Mineral point (Wisconsin).
150 13 LEPTAENA RECTA.                Mineral point.
151 14 LEPTtuNA PLANOCONVEXA.         Cincinnati (Ohio). -
152 15 LEPT2ENA TENUILINEATA.




FOSSiLS.                          9
Names.                       Localities.
153 16 LEPTJENA SUBTENTA.             Trenton falls?
154 17 LEPT.MNA
155  2 ORTHIS TESTUDINARIA(3).        Middleville. - - - Cabinet.
156  3 ORTHIS SUBECQvUATA.            Mineral point (Wisconsin).
157  4 OrTHIS BELLA-RUGOSA.
158  5 ORTHIS DISPARILIS.            )Mineral point (Wisconsin).
159  6 ORTHIS PERVETA.                Mineral point.
160  7 ORTHIS JEQUIIVALVIS.           Middleville?
161  8 ORTHIS FISSICOSTA.             Near Cincinnati (Ohio).
162  9 ORTHIS TRICENARIA.             Middleville. -
163 10 ORTHIS PLICATELLA.                --
164 11 OITH1S PECTINELLA(3).          Sugar river, Lewis.  Cabinet.
165 12 ORTHIS PECTINELLA, var. SEMIOVALIS(1). Turin, etc.   Cabinet.
166 13 ORTHIS INSCULPTA.              Watertown, etc.
167 14 ORTHIS DICHOTOMA.              Cincinnati (Ohio).
168 15 ORTHIS SUBQUADRATA.   Cincinnati and Oxford (Ohio). —--
169 16 ORTHIS OCCIDENTALIS(3)o        Cincinnati and Oxford. Cabinet.
170 17 ORTHIS SINUATA.                Cincinnati and Oxford. -  -
171 18 ORTHIS SUBJUGATA.              Cincinnati and Oxford.
172  1 DELTHYRIS LYNX(7).             Trenton falls, Oneida. Cabinet.
173  6 ATRYPA EXTANS(1).              Watertown, Jefferson. Cabinet
174  7 ATRYPA NUCLEUS.                Middleville, Herkimer.
175  8 ATRYPA CUSPIDATA(3).           Lowville, Lewis.  - Cabinet.
176  9 ATRYPA BISULCATA.              Adams, Jefferson. -
177 10 ATRYPA DEFLECTA.               Near Martinsburgh, Lewis.
178 11 ATRYPA RECURVIROSTRA(l).       Martinsburgh. - - Cabinet.
179 12 ATRYPA EXIGUA.                 Lowville.
180 13 ATRYPA MODESTA(1).       Cincinnati and Oxford (Ohio).Cabinet.
181 14 ATRYPA CIRCULUS.               Middleville, Herkimer.
182 15 ATRYPA AMBIGUA.               MIiddleville.
183 16 ATRYPA HEMIPLICATA(3).         Middleville.-  - - Cabinet.
184 17 ATRYPA --—.                   Middleville.
185 18 ATRYPA SUBTRIGONALIS.          Turin, Lewis,




10                NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.                       Localities.
186 19 ATRYPA INCREBESCENS(4).        Middleville. - - - Cabinet.
187 20 ATRYPA DENTATA.                Turin.
188 21 ATRYPA SORDIDA.
ACEPHALA.
189  1 NucuLA LEVATA(3).            Middleville and Lowville.Cabinet.
190  2 NUCULA POSTSTRIATA.            Carlisle (Pennsylvania).
19L  1 TELLINOMYA NASUTA (1 and, a cast). Middleville.-  - Cabinet.
192  2 TELLINOMYA SANGUINOLAROIDEA (plaster cast). -    -  Cabinet.
193  3 TELLINOMYA GIBBOSA (1 and a plaster cast). Middleville.Cabinet.
194  4 TELLINONrYA DUBIA(2).          Middleville, etc.  - Cabinet.
195  5 TELLINOMYA ANATINIFORMIS(1).  Watertown. - - - Cabinet.
196  1 CARDIOMORPHA VETUSTA.          Middleville.
197  1 EDMONDIA VENTRICOSA(2).        Lowville.       -   Cabinet.
198  2 EDMONDIA SUBTRUNCATA.          Watertown. Y..
199  3 EDMONDIA? SUBANGULATA(1).    Watertown.. -  Cabinet.
200  1 MODIOLOPSIS MYTILOIDES((1).    Middleville. -    - Cabinet.
201  2 MoDIOLOPSIS PARALLELA.
202  3 3MODIOLOPSIS FABA(3).      Middleville and Watertown.Cabinet.
203  4 MODIOLOPsIS NASUTUS(1).       Carlisle (Pennsylvania).Cabinet.
204  5 MODIOLOPSIS ARCUATUS.          Herkimer...        -
205  6 MODIOLOPSIS SUBSPATULATUS.    Watertown.
206  7 MODIOLOPSIS LATUS.             Watertown.
207  8 MoDIOLOPSIS CARINATUS.         Middleville.
208  9 MIODIOLOPSIS AVICULOIDES.      Middleville.
209 10 MODIOLOPSIS? TRENTONENSIS.
210  1 AVICULA TRENTONENSIS(2).       Middleville. - - - Cabinet.
211  2 AVICULA ELLIPTICA.             Middleville.
212  1 AMBONYCHIA BELLISTRIATA (plaster cast). Trenton falls. Cabinet.
213  2 AMBONYCHIA ORBICULARIS(l).    Watertown. - - - Cabinet.
214  3 AMBONYCHIA AI~IYGDALINA (plaster cast). Adams.   - Cabinet.
215  4 AMBONYCHIA UNDATA(1).          Watertown. -        Cabinet.
216  5 AMBONYCHIA OBTUSA (plaster cast). Watertown. - - Cabinet.
217  6 AMBONYCHIA? ---—.             Middleville.




FOSSILS.                           11
GASTEROPODA.
Names.                      Localities.
218  1 II0oLPEA SYMIMETRICA.           Middleville. - 
219  2 HOLOPEA OBLIQUA(2).             Watertown. - -    Cabinet.
220  3 HOLOPFEA PALUDINIFOREIS(1).    Watertown, - - - Cabinet.
221  4 HrOLOPEA VENTRICOSA (plaster cast). Middleville.   - Cabinet.
222 10 PLEUROTOMARIA SUBTILISTRIATA, Watertown.
223 11 PLEUROTOMARIA LENTICULARIS(2). Watertown, - a        Cabinet.
224 12 PLEUROTOMARIA ROTULOIDES.    MIiddleville.
225 13 PLEUROTODIARIA SUBCONICA (plaster cast). Watertown. Cabinet.
74  7 PLEUROTOMARIA'UMIBILICATA.    Lowville and Adams.
226 14 PLEUROTOMARIA INDENTA(1).    Watertown. -    - Cabinet.
227 15 PLEUROTOM ARTA AMBIGIJA (plaster cast). Adams. -    Cahinet.
228 16 PLEUROTOmIARIA PERCARINATA (plaster cast). MiddlevilleCabinet.
229  6 MURCHISONIA BINCTA(2).    Lowville and WatertownCabinet
230  7 MURCHISONIA TRICARINATA,        Mineral point (Wisconsin).
231  8 MURCHIISONIA PERANGULATA,    MIiddleville, - -
232  9 MURCHISONIA UNIANG ULATA.       Middleville.
233 10 MURCHISONLA BELLICINCTA(2),   Middleville, Turin, etc.Cabinet
234 11  nRCHISONTA SXUBE'USIFORMIS (1 and a cast), Lowville. Cabinet.
235 12 MURCHISONIA VITTATA.            Adams.         -          -
236 13 MURCHISONIA GRACILIS(2)         AMiiddleville. -   Cabinet.
237  1 SUBULITES ELONGATA(2),          Watertown, - -, Cabinet.
238  1 CARINAROPsIS CARINATA.          Middleville and Trenton.
239  2 CARINAROPSIS PATELLIFORMIS,   Middleville. -
240  1 BELLEROPHON BILO0ATUS(2). Trenton falls & Middleville.Cabinet.
241  2 BELLEROPHON BILOBATUS, var. ACUTUS. Trenton falls.
242  3 BELLEROPHON BILOBATUS, var. CORRUGATU. Trenton falls. -
243  3 BUCANIA EXPANSA (plaster cast), Watertown. - -    Cabinet.
244  4 BuCANIA BIDORSATA.              Watertown. -
245  5 BUCANIA PUNCTIFRONS(2).         Middleville. -, - Cabinet.
246  1 CYRTOLITES COMPRESSUS(3).       Middleville. - - - Cabinet.
247  2 CYRTOLITES TRENTONENSIS.        Mohawk valley.   - 
248  3 CYRTOL1TES FILOSUM (plaster cast),  Watertown,   Cabinet,
24




12                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
CEPHALOPODA.
Names.                           Localities.
249  1 TrOCHOLITES AIINIUS(1).         Middleville. - - - Cabinet.
250  1 CYRTOCERAS LAMELLOSUM.          Middleville.
251  2 CYRTOCERAS ANNULATUM.           Middleville. - - -
252  3 CYRTOCERAS MACROSTOMUTM (plaster cast).  Wisconsin.  Cabinet.
253  4 CYRTOCERAS CONSTRICTOSTRIATUMI. M3iddleville.
254  5 CYRTOCERAS MULTICAMERATUM.  Middleville. - - -
255  6 CYRTOCERAS ARCUATUM.            Middleville.
256  7 CYRTOCERAS CABIURUM.            Middleville.
257  1 ONCOCERAS CONSTRICTUMB(2).      Watertown. - - -  Cabinet.
258 11 ORTHOCERAS ARCUOLIRATUM(2).  Watertown. - - - Cabinet.
259 12 ORTHOCERAS TERETIFORME(l).   Watertown. - - - Cabinet.
260 13 ORTHOCERAS TEXTILE.             Watertown.
261 14 ORTHOCERAS BILINEATUM(1).       Middleville. - - - Cabinet.
262 15 ORTHOCERAS BILINEATUM, var. a. Middleville, etc.
263 16 ORTHOCERAS CLATHRATUBM.         Midcdleville.
264 17 ORTHOCERAS VERTEBRALE.          Middleville.
265 18 ORTHOCERAS ANELLUM.             Middleville, etc.
266 19 ORTHOCERAS UNDULOSTRIATUM3.  Micdleville.
267 20 ORTHOCEPrAS --.              Middleville.
268 21 ORTHOCERAS LATIANNULATUM.   Middleville.
269 22 ORTHOCERAS JUNCEUM.             Watertown. -   -  -
270 23 ORTHOCEnAS AMPLICAMERATUM.  Middleville. -  - -
271 24 ORTHOCEBAS STRIGATUM.           Middleville.
17  2 ORTHOCERAS LAQUEATUM.           Watertown & Middleville.
272 25 ORTHOCERAS LAQUJEATUM, var. a. Middleville.
273  5 ENDOCERAS ANNULATUM.            Watertown.
274  6 ENDOCERAS PROTEIFORME, var. TENUISTRIATUM(1).   - Cabinet.
275  7 ENDOCERAS PROTEIFORME, vaT. TENUITEXTUM(1).  - - Cabinet.
276  8 ENDOCERAS PROTEIFORME, var. LINEOLATUM(1).   - - Cabinet.
277  9 ENDOCERAS PROTEIFORME, var. STRANGULATUM(1).   - Cabinet.
278 10 ENDOCERAS PROTEIFORME, var. ELONGATUM(1). - - - Cabinet.
These five varieties of ENDOCERAS PROTEIFORME were all
obtained in Middleville, Herkimer county.




FOSSILS.                           13
Names.                          Localities.
279 11 ENDOCERAS ARCTIVENTRUM.         Middleville.
280 1.2 ENDOCERAS ANGUSTICAMERATUMI. Middleville.
281 13 ENDOCERAS MAGNIVENTRUM (1).  Near Middleville. - Cabinet.
282 14 ENDOCERAS MAGNIWVENTRUD, var. Near Middleville.
283 15 ENDOCERAS APPROXIMATUM.         Near Middleville.
284 16 ENDOCERAS DUPLICATUM(1).        Near Middleville. - Cabinet.
285 17 ENDOCERAS DISTANS.              Turin, Lewis.
286  1 CAxERoCERAs  TRENTONENSE.    Miiddleville. - -
89  1 ORDIOCERAS TEINUIFILUMT?        Turin, etc.
287  1 CONULARIA TRENTONENSIS(1).  3Middleville. -   -   Cabinet.
288  2 CONULARIA GRANULATA.            Middleville, etc.
289  3 CONULARIA PAPILLATA.            Near Middleville.
290  4 CONULARIA GRACILE.              Near Mliddleville.
CRUSTACEA OF THE BIRDSEYE AND TRENTON LIMESTONES,
HUDSON-RIVER GROUP, AND UTICA SLATE.
291  1 OGYGIA? VETUSTA.                Mohawk valley.
292  3 ASAPHUS EXTANS(l).              Lowville.   - - -  Cabinet.
293  1 CALYMENE MULTIoSTA(1l).         Isle Lainotte.  -  - Cabinet.
40  2 ILL2ENUS CRASSICAUDA.           Carlisle (Pennsylvania). —294  3 ILLJENUS TRENTONENSIS.          Ilogansburgh, Franklin. —
295  4 ILLJENUS LATIDORSATA.           Near Watertown.
43  1 ISOTELUS GIGAS (several imperfect specimens).Midclleville. Cabinet.
296  1 PLATYNOTUS TRENTONENSIS (plaster cast). Middleville,etc.Cabinet.
297  2 CALYMENE BECICII(4).            Middleville. - - - Cabinet.
298  3 CALYMENE SENARIA(2).            Middleville. - - - Cabinet.
299  1 AcIDASPIS TRENTONENSIS.         Bay of Quinty.
300  2 ACIDASPIS SPINIGER.             Mohawk valley.
301  2 CERAURUS PLEUREXANTHEMUS (fragments). MBiddleville. Cabinet.
302  3 CERAURUS VIGILANS.              Middleville.
303  4 CERAURU'S? PUSTULOSUS.          Watertown.
304  1 PIHAcoPS CALLICEPHrALUS         Micidleville & Watertown,
305  2 PHACOPS? LATICAUDUS.            Turin.




14                 NEW-YORK ST'ATE COLLECTION.
Names.                         Localities.
306  4 ASAPHUS NODOSTRIATUS(1).        Watertown. - - - Cabinet.
307  1 TRINUCLEUJS CONCENTRICTIS(2)d   Loraine, etc.   -    Cabinet.
308  4 CALYMENE   —.                  Canajoharie.
309  5 ASAPHUS? LATIBIARGINATA.        WVatertown.
310  1 OLENUS ASAPHOIDES.              Greenwich, Washington.
311  2 OLENUS TTNDULOSTRIATUS.         Snakehill, Saratoga.
312  1 AGNosTUs  LOBATUS.              Troy, Rensselaer. -
313  1 THALEOPS (ILLIENUS) OVATtS.    Mineral point (Wisconsin).
6o HUDSONJRIVER GROUP,
PLANTS.
314  1 SPRENOTHALLUS ANGUSTIFOLIUS. Mohawk valley.
315  2 SPHENOTHALLUS LATIFOLIUS(6).  Schoharie.       - -  Cabinet.
316  4 BUTH0OTREPHIS ST3BNODOSA,       Turin, Lewis,   - -
317  5 BUTHOTREPHIS? FLEXUOSA,         Jackson, Washington.
318  5 PALEOPHYCUS vIRGATUS(l),        Union, Washington.  Cabinet.
319  6 PALoEOPHYCS ---—?(1),          Rome, Oneida, - - Cabinet.
320  1 GORDIA MARINA.                  Jackson, Washington. ----
CORALS.
321  2 GRAPTOLITHUS PRISTIS(l).        Turin, Loraine, etc.  Cabinet.
322  3 GRAPTOLITHUS SECALINUS(l).    Hoosick slate quarries.Cabinet.
323  4 GRAPTOLITHUS MaUCRONATUS(1).  Near Albany.  ~ -  Cabinet.
324  5 GRAPTOLITHUS BICORNIS(2).       Albany,  - -    -- Cabinet.
325  6 GRAPTOLITHUS RAMOSUS(l).        Albany. -   -   - Cabinet.
326  7 GRAPTOLITHUS scA LARIS(1).West-Canada creek & Albany. Cabinet.
327  8 GRAPTOLITHUS SAGITTARIUS(1).  Albany. - -    -  Cabinet.
328  9 GRAPTOLITHUS TENUIS(1).         Albany. -  -         Cabinet.
329 10 GRAPTOLITHUS SEXTANS(1).        Albany. - -   -   Cabinet.
330 11 GRAPTOLITIIUS FURCATUS.         Normanskill near Albany.
331 12 GRAPTOLITHUS SERRATULUS.        Normanskill.
332 1].3 GRAPTOLITHUS GRACILIS(1).     Albany, - - - - Cabinet.




FOSSILS"                            15
Narmes.                         Localities,
333 14 GRAPTOLITHUS LEVTIS              Turin, Lewis.
334  1 FAVISTELLA STELLATA.             Madison (Indiana),
101  2 CHIETETES LYCOPERDON,            Turin, etc.  -.    -
CRINOIDEA,
335  1 DISCOPHtYLLUMI PELTATUMO,        Near Troy, Rensselaer.
336  1 Undetermined.                    Turin, Pulaski, Loraine, etc.
337  1 HIETEROCRINUS HETERODACTYLUS (COlumnS on a fragment of
slate),  Near Rome, Oneida. Cabinet.
338  2 HETEROCRINUS SI.PLEX,            Cincinnati (Ohio).
339  3 HEETREOCRINUS? GRACILIS.         Snakehill, Saratoga.   -
340  1 GLYPTOCRINUS DECADACTYLUS (columns on a fragment of
slate).  Turin, Rome, etc. -  Cabinet.
129  1 TENTACULITES FLEXUOSA.           Turin.    -   -   Cabinet.
BRACHIOPODA,
133  7 L1NGULA QUADRATA(1).             Loraine, Jefferson. -  Cabinet,
141  4 LEPTENNA ALTERNATA(4)o            Pulaski, Oswego.  -  Cabinet.
146  9 LEPTZENA SERICEA(l)d1             Turin, Lewis.  -  -  Cabinet,
155  2 ORTHIS TESTUDINARIA(1),          Turin, Pulaski, etc.  Cabinet.
341 19 ORTEIS? EERATICA(2).             In southern counties. Cabinet.
342 20 ORTHIS CENTRILINEATA,            Loraine.  -      
186 19 ATRYPA INCREBESCENS(1),          Turin.  -  - -   -   Cabinet.
343  5 ORBICULA? SUBTRUNCATAo Loraine. -..
344  6 ORBICULA? CRASSA.                Near Troy.
345  7 ORBICULA C.XLATA.                Near Troyp
ACEPHALA.
346  3 AVICULA INSUETA(1).              Canajoharie.-         Cabinet.
347  4 AvICULA DEMISSA..Near Rome, Oneida.
348  5 A-VICTJLA? DESQUABIATA.          Near Troy.
349  7 AMIBONYnCHIA RADIATA(3),         Pulaski and Turin. -  Cabinet.
350  8 AMBONYCHIA CARINATA.
351 11 MODIOLOPSIS MODIOLAsIS(3).       Loraine, Pulaski, etc. Cabincet
352 12 MODIOLOPSIS TRUNCATUSF           Near Rome.




16                NEW-YORIC STATE COLLECTION.
Names.'                      Localities.
203  4 MODIOLOPSIS NASUTUS(1).        Pulaski. - - -    Cabinet.
353 13 MoDIOLOPSIS CURTA,             Loraine. -      - -
354 14 MoDIOLOPSIS -—.              Cincinnati (Ohio).
355 15 MODIOLOPSIS ANODONTOIDES.    Pulaski. - - - -
202  3 MODIOILOPSIS FABA.             Pulaski. - - -   -
356 16 MODIoLoOPSIS? NUCULIFORMIS.    Turin.
357  1 ORTHONOTA PHOLADIS.            Pulaski.
358  2 ORTHONOTA PARALLELA.           Pulaski. - -        -
359  3 ORTHONOTA CONTRACTA.          Cincinnati (Ohio).
360  1 CLEIDOPHORUS PLANTULATUS.     Loraine. 
190  2 NIUCULA? POSTSTRIATA.         Loraine and Pulaski.
361  1 LYPRODES)IA PLANA.            Near Rome.
362  2 LYRODESBIA PULCHELLA.         Turin, etc.
GASTEROPODA,
236 13 MURCHIsoNIA GRACILIS.         Loraine. N   -
363 14 MURCHIsorNIA UNIANGULATA, var. AEBREVIATA. Near Rome. —
225 13 PLEUROTOMARIA SUBCONICA.      Pulaski. -    - *
364 17 PLEUROTOBIARIA? BILIX(2).     Indiana and Ohio. - Cabinet.
365 18 PLEUROTOMBARIA -— (2).   Coldspring, Montgomery.Cabinet.
366  2 MIETOPTOMA? RUGOSA.           Near Troy, Rensselaer.
239  2 CARINAROPSIS PATELLIFORMIS.   Pulaski, Oswego. -
367  3 CARINAROPSIS ORBICULATUS.     Waterford, Saratoga.
240  1 BELLEROPHON BILOBATUS.        Turin, Loraine, etc.
368  4 BELLEROPHON CANCELLATUS(1).  Loraine. - -   -   Cabinet.
369  4 CYRTOLITES ORNATUS(1).         Turin, Pulaski, etc.  Cabinet.
CEPHALOPODA.
249  1 TROCHOLITES AMMOONIUS(2).   Canajoharie, Montgomery. Cabinet.
370  2 TROCHOLITES PLANORBIFORMIS(1). Pulaski, Oswego. - Cabinet.
371 18 ENDOCERAS PROTEIFORME?(3).   Turin, Lewis.  - - Cabinet.
372 26 ORTHOCERAS -—.               Turin.
373 27 ORTHOCERAS CoRALLIFERUM(2).  Turin and Pulaski. - Cabinet.
374 28 ORTHOCERAS LAMELLOSUM(1 ).   Turin, etc. - - - Cabinet.




FOSSILS.                          17
Names.                       Localities.
375  2 O0RMOCERAS CREBRISEPTUM(1).   Turin.- - - - Cabinet,
376  1 THECA? TRIANGULARIS.           Near Waterford.
377  9 ABIBONYCHIA BIYTILOIDEA.       Chazy.
378  2 SCImIZocRINUS STRIATUS.        Middleville.
379  3 NUCULA? DONACIFORMIS.
380  6 BUCANIA INTEXTA.               Near Waterford
7. MEDINA  SANDSTONE.
PLANTS.
382  1 ARTHROPHYCUS HARLANI.          Medina, Lockport, ete.Cabinet.
383  2 ARTHROPHYCUS -—?              Meldina and Lockport.
384  2 SCOLITHUS VERTICALIS.          Monroe county.- - Cabinet.
385  7 PAL-EOPHYCUS TORTUOSUS.      3Mouth of Genesee river.Cabinet.
386  1 DICTUOLITES BECIII(1).         Meclina. - - - - Cabinet.
387  5 CHIETETES -—?                 Lockport.
BRACHIOPODA o
388 12 LINGULA CUNEATA.               Medina, Lockport, etc. Cabinet.
389 22 ATRYPA OBLATA.                 Lockport.
390 23 ATRYPA PLICATA.                Lockport.
391 17 MoDIoLoPsIs ORTHONOTA.         Medina and Lockport. --
392 18 MODIOLOPSIS? PRI1\IGENIUS.     Medina and Lockport. Cabinet.
393 19 PLEUROTOMTARIA? PERVYETUSTA(2). Medina and Lockport. Cabinet.
394 20 PLEUROTOMARIA LITOREA.         Lockport.
395 15 MURCHISONIA? CONOIDEA.         Lockport.
396  7 BUCANIA TRILOBATUS.            Medina.
397  2 ONcocERAS GIBBo0SUM.           Lockport.
398 26 ORTHOCERAS.            Lockport.
399 27 ORTHOCERAS MULTISEPTUM.        Lockport and Medina. -----
400  2 CYTHERINA CYLINDRICA.          Medina.




18                PNEW-YORI STATE COLLECTION,
8. CLINTON  GROUP.
PLANTS.
Names.                        Localities.
401  6 BUTIIOTREPHIS GRACILIS(1).      New-Hartford. -    Cabinet.
402  7 BUTHOTREPHIS GRACILIS, var, TNTERMEDTA. New-Hartford.
403  8 BUTHOTREPHIS GRACILIS, var. CRASSA. Oneida county, etc.
404  9 BUTHOTREPHIS GRACILIS?
405 10 BUTHOTREPHIS PALINATA(1).       - -   - - - -   Cabinet.
406 11 BUTIJOTREPHIS IIPUDICAJ(1).     New-Hartford. - - Cabinet.
407 12 BUTHOTREPRIS RAMOSA(1),         New-Hartford. - - Cabinet.
408  8 PALIEOPHYCUS? STRIATUS,         Clinton.
409  9 PALEOPHYCUS --?          New-Hartford.
410 10 PALzOPHYCUS -----              New-Hartford.
411  1 RUsopa:uYcus CLAVATUS.         New-Hartford,
412  2  RusoPirycus  SUBANGULATUS,     New-Hartford~
413  3 RUSOPHYCUS PuDIcuS.             New-Hartford.
414  4 RusoPHYcvs  BILTOBATUS(4),      Near New-Hartford.  Cabinet.
415  1 IcHNOPHYCUS TRIPACTYLUS.        New-Hartford,
TRACKS of marine animals (three specimens).  -       Cabinet.
CORALS.
416 15 GRAPTOLITHUS CLINTONENSIS(1). Sodus, Williamson, etc.Cabinet.
417 16 GRAPTOLITEUS VENOSUS.           Below IRochester.
101  2 CH  TETES LYCOPERDON.           Sodus, Rochester, etc. Cabinet
418  2 FAVISTELLA FAVOSIDEA.           Rochester, etc.
419  1 CANINIA BILATERALIS(1).      JLockport, Rochester, etc.Cabinet.
420  1 CYCLOLITES ROTULOIDES.          Near Clinton village.
421  1 CANNAPORA JUNCIFORMIIS.         Ontario, Rochester, etc.
422  1 CATENIPORA ESCHAROIDES(1)o    Clinton, Oneida.  -  Cabinet.
423  1 HELOPORA FRAGILIS.              Rochester, Lockport, etc.
424  7 STICTOPORA CRASSA.              Wayne county, etc.
425  8 STICTOPORA RARIPORA.            Rochester.
426  1 PHENOPORA EXPLANATA.            Probably at Lockport.
427  2 PmHiENOPORA CONSTELLATA.        Wayne county.




'OSSILS.                            19
Names.                         Localities.
428  3 PHIENOPORA ENSIFORaIIS.  Flareborough  head (Canada  West).
429  1 IR-JNOPO-RA VERRUCOSA.            Fiaimboroutoh head.
430  2 RrHINOPORA TUBULOSA.              Sodus, etc.
431  4 RETEPORA ANG-ULATA.               Sodus and llochester.
432  1 FENESTELLA FRISCA2e(l))           Ontario, Roehester, etc, tCahinet.
433  2 FENESTELLA TENUIS.                Wayne county.
BR-ACHIOPODA.
434 1:3 LNl(GULA OBL'GfA(2),            Maitviille, Cayuga.    Cabinet.
435 14 LINGULA OBLATA.                   Sodus and NW olcott.
436 15 LING ULA PEROVATA.                Iohoc hester.
437 16 LING-JLA TLAlELLATA,              -rear Clintlon viilaige.
438 17 LINGULA ACUTITROSTRA.
439 21 ORTnITS CiJcTLUS.                  ia-a;T u    t euny.
440 22 OnRTHIS ELE*CANTULA? Yva.         Sod us.
441 23 ORTmIS TRINUCLEUSG,              AWayne ounlnty.
4142 24- ORT1n1S TENUIDEENS..Newf-t1artford.'. 46  9 LEP'Jll,,NA S:ERICEA,           iocehester  atld Sod us. Cabinet.
443 18 LEPT,; 1 NA COR'OiiGATA.          1ochoester., etc.
444 19 LEPTS.NA P.ATENTA.    IMedina..
445 20 L2EPTfTENA PROFUNDA..0L]POI3kport.
-446 21 LEFPTENA OBSCURA.                Kirkland, Oi0aai, d
447 22 LEPTTNA ORTH-IID'IDEA,,         Kirklanld.
448 23 L[E.PT X:NA. DEPRESSA.  Kirk;land, etC.o
449  1 STROPHODOINTA PPisCA.            Kirkland.
450  1 GaRoNETES COR:NUTA,              SodI. s.
172  1 SPIRIFER BIFORATUS, vat, LYNX.  1P oehester, etc..
451  2 SPIRFER ---                       Sodus.
-452  3 SPIlIFER RADIATUnS.              Wayne and N1iagara  ounties.
45,3 24 ATRY-PA CONGESTA.,               Rochester,  Medina,.etc.
454 25 ATRYPA QUADR1COSTATA.             loclport.
455 26 ATRYPA BIDENS.                    Lockport.
456 27 ATRYPA NEGLECTA.o.Niagara countVy().
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20                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION,
Names.                       Localities.
457 28 ATRYPA EQUIRADIATA,            Oneida county.
458 29 ATRYPA EMACERATA.              Sodus, Rochester, etc1
459 30 ATR YPA ROBUSTA.:Lockport.,
460 31 ATRYPA RETICULARISd            Sodus.
461 32 ATRYPA PLICATULA,              Niagara county.
462 33 ATRYPA HEMISPHERTCA.           Rochester, etc.
463 34 ATRYPA PLANOCONVEXA.            Flalnborough head (C. WV]Ji
464 35 ATRYPA NAVIFORMIS.             Sodus and Rochester.
465 36 ATEYPA C iLINDRICA.            Lockport,
466 37 ATRYk~A INTERMEDIAJ            Lockport.
467 38 ATR ~ —A    -   (cast).        Kirkland.
468 39 ATRYPA CYLINDRICA.? (castjY:    Lockport.
469 40 ATRYPA GIBBOSA.                Near Clinton village.
470  1 PENTAMBERUS OBLONGUS(1);       Wayne county. - - CabiheL,
471  2 PENTAMERUS FORNICATUS;         L6ckp 6t.C
ACEAHALA.
472  6 AVIcuLA EMACERATA.             Kirkland and Wolcottb.CabinetJ
473  7 A.VIcULA RHOMIBOIDEA.          New-Haftftrd and SodUs.
474 19 MODIOLOPSISs SUBALATUS,        Rochester, Sodus, ete.
475  6 TELLINOBYA LATA.               Wolcott, WayiS.
476  7 TtLLI1oN1TYA MACH-mRIFORMIS.   Wolcott.
477  8 TELLINOTYA CURTA.              Wolcott.
478  4 ORTHONOTA CURTA.               Wolcott and Rocheste".
479  1 PoSID'ONIAK? ALATAd            Rochester.
480  1 PYRENOMTXUS CUNEATUS.          Wolcott.        - - Cabinet,
GASTEROPODAK
481  1 CYCLONEMA CANCELLATAd          Sodus, etc.
482  2 CYCLONEMA VENTRICOS9A          Sodus,
483  3 CYCLONEMA? OrSOLETA,           ilIedina and Lockporto
484  4 CYCLONEIMA CANCELLATA?         Lockport.
485  1 PLATYOSTOMA ----—.            Kirkland and New-Hartford.
486 16 MuRouISONIA SUBULATA.          Wolcott, Medina, etc.




FOSSILS.                           21
Names.                       Localities.
487  8 BUCANIA STIG11OSA.              Lockport,
488  9 BUCANIA? BELLA-PUNCTA.         Wolcott.
396  7 BUCANIA TRILOBATA.              New-Hartford.
CEPHALOPODA.
489  3 ONCOCERAS SUBRECTUN.            Lockport.
490  5 ORMOCERAS VERTEBRATUDI.         Niagara county.
491 28 ORTHOCERAS VIRGULATUM,          Lockport, etc,
492 29 ORTHOCERAS ANNULATUM?           Wolcott.
493 30 ORTHOCERAS ABRUPTUM.            Lockport.
INCERTAE SEDES.
494  1 CORNULITES FLEXUOSUS.           Lockport.
495  1 DiscosoRus CONOIDEUS.           Ontario and Lockport,
UPPER GREY SANDSTONE OF THE CLINTON GROUP.
496  1 MYALINA MYTILIFORMIS.           South of Mohawk village.
497 20 MODIOTOPSIS OVATUS(2).          S. of Mohawk village. Cabinet.
498 21 MODIOIOPSIS SUBCARINATU~(4),  S. of Mohawk village. Cabinet.
499  9 TELLINOBMYA ELLIPTICA.          S. of Mohawk village,
500  3 PENTAMERUS OVAIIS.             NewHartford.
446 21 LEPT.iENA OBSCURA.?             New-Hartford.
501  2 PL-ATYOSTOMA      -.         New-Hartford.
502 31 ORTHOCERAS CI.AVATUM.           South of Mohawk village.
503  1 Ho1MALONOTUS DELPHINOCEPrALUS(4). S. Mohawk village.Cabinet,
504  1 ICHTJHYQDORULITE (fragment).
9.  NIAGARA  GROUP.
CORALS.
505  7 STREPTELASMA CAI1CULA.          Lockport, Rochester, etc.
506  1 POLJYDILAS$MA TURBINATUM.       Lockport.
419  1 CANINIA BILATERALIS.           Lockport.
507  1 CONOPHYLLUM NIAGARENSE.         Niagara county.
508  1 DIPLOPHYLLUM CESPITOSUM.        Lockport.




22                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.                        Localities.
509  2 DIPJ, OPHYLLUM CRESPITOSU?'I     Lockport.
510  1 SYRINGOPOtlA? MULTICAULIS.      Lockport and BarreQ
511  1 ASTROCERIUM VENTJSTUM.          Lockport, Rochester, etc,
512  2 ASTROCERIUM FAI ASITICUM.       Near Lockport.
513  3 ASTROCERIUI PY-RIFORME.          Rochester, Wolcott, etc.
514  4 ASTROCERIUM CONSTR1CTUM.         tockport, etc.
515  1 FAVOSITES NIAGARENSIS.          Niagara falls, etc.
516  2 FAT'OSITES FAVOSA?              ]ilwaukie (Wisconsin).
517  1 CATENIPORA ESCHAROIDES(I).    Near Rochester.   - Cabinet.
518  2 CATENIPORA AGGLOMERATA,          Sweden and Ogden.
519  1 HELIOLITES ELEGANS.             Lockport.
520  2 HELIOLITES SPINIPORA.           Lockport,
521  3 I-HELIOLTTES PYRIFO MIIS?       Lockporto
522  4 HELIOLITES MBACROSTYLOUS,       Milwaiukie (Wisconsin).
523  1 STROD3ATOPORA CONCENTRICA.  Loekport, Rochester, etc.Cabinet.
524  1 CLADOPORA SERIATA.              Lockport, etc. - - Cabinet.
525  2 CLADOPORA CESPITOSA.            Lockport,
526  3 CLADOPORA CERtvICORNMS.         Lockport,
527  4 CLADOPORA ]lIBROSA,             Lockport.
528  5 CLADOPORA IMULTIPORA.           Lockport.
529  6 CLADOPORA MACROPHIORA.          Lockport.
530  7 CLADOPORA RETICULATA.           Lockport.
531  1 LIMARIA RIAIULOSA.              Lockport.
532  2 LIMARIA iRmUTICOSA.             Lockport.
533  3 LIMBARIA LAMINATA.              Lockport.
534  1 CALLOPORA ELEGANTULA.           Lockport.
535  2 CALLOPORA FLORIDA.              Lockport.
536  3 CALLOPORA LAMINATA.             Lockport:
537  4 CALLOPORA ASPERA.               Lockport:
538  5 CALLOPORA NTIMMIFORMIS.         Lockport.
539  1 TREMATOPORA TUBERCULOSA.        Lockport,
540  2 TREMATOPORA COALESCENS.         Lockport.
541  3 TREMATOPORA TUBULOSA.           Wayne county.




FOSSILS.                         23
Names.                       Localities.
542  4 TREIATOPORA PUNCTATA.          Lockport.
543  5 TREMI\ATOPORA OSTIOLATA.      Lockport, Rochester, etc.Cabinet.
544  6 TREMATOPORA SOLIpA.            Lockport.
545  7 TREMATOPORA STRIATA.            Lockport.
546  8 TREIMATOPORA qIRANULIFERA.    Lockport.
547  9 TREMATOPORA ASPERA.             Lockport.
548 10 TREMATOPORA SPINULOSA.          Lockport.
549 11 TRM:A.TQPORA SPARSA.           Lockport.
550  1 STRpATOQORA FLEXUOSA.           Lockport.
551  9 STICTOPORA PUINCTIPORA.         Lockport.
552  1 DIAMIESOPORA DICHOTqMA.         Lockport.
553  1 CLATHROPORA ALCICORNIS.        Lockport,
554  2 CLATHROPORA. FRONDOSA.         Lockport.
555  5 PLETEPORA DIFFUSA.             Lockport.
556  6 RETEPORA ASPERATO-STRIATA,   Lockport.
557  1 HORNERA? DICHOTOMA.            Lockport and Rochester.
558  3 FENESTELLA ELEGANS,            IJockport, Rochester, etc.
559  4 FE1NESTELLA TENUICEPS.          Lockport, Rochester, etc.
560  5 FENESTELLA CRIBROSA.            Lockport,
561  6 FENESTELLA -—.                 Lockport.
562  1 POLYPORA INCEPTA,               Lockport, Rochester, etc.
563  1 CERaAMOPORA IMIBRIcTA.          Lockport.
564  2 CERA1IOPORA INCRUSTANS.         Lockport.
565  3 CERAMOPORA FOLIACEA.            Lockport.
566  3 RHINOPORA TUBERCULOSA.          Lockport.
567  1 LICHENALIA CONCENTRICA.        Rochester and Lockport.
568  1 SAGENELLA MEMBRANACEA.          Rochester and Lockport.
569  1 DICTUPNEMA RETIFORMIS.        Lockport, Rochester, etc.Cabinet.
570  2 DiCTUONEMA GRACILIS.            Lockport.
571  1 INOCAULIS PLUBMULOSA.           Lockport, Rochester, etc.




24                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
CRINOIDEA OF THE CLINTON GROUP.
Names.                         Localities.
572  1 CLOSTEROCR1NUS ELONGATUS.    Lockport.
573  2 GLYPTOCRINTJS PLUVIOSUS.        Oak-orchard creek.
574  3 GLYPTOCRINNUS --?              Niagara county.
575  1 ICHTHYOCRINUS CLINTONENSIS.   Niagara county.
576  1 CARYOCRINUS ORNATIUS.           Lockport.
577  2 TENTACULITES MIINTUTUS.         iRochester.
578  3 TENTACULITES DISTANS. Flamborough hlead (Canada West).
JOINTS of undeteriliped crinoidea(l). S. Mohbawk village.Cabinetq
CRINOIDEA OF THE NIAGARA GROUP.
579  1 HoMocRINUS PARVUS.              Lockport.
580  2 HoMocRINUS CYLINDRICUS.         Lockport.
581  1 GLYPTASTER BRACHIATUS.          Lockport.
582  1 THYSANOCRINUS LILIIFORMIIS.     Lockport.
583  2 THusANocRINUS CANALICULATUS. Lockport.
584  3 THYSANOCRINUIS ACULEATUS.       Lockport.
585  4 TIIYSANOCTINIuS IMIMATURUS.     Lockport.
5S6  1 MIYELODACTYLUJS CONVOLUTUS.   Lockport.
587  1 DENDROCRINUS LONGIDACTYLUS.  Loc1port.
588  2 ICHTHYOCRINUS I2JEVIS.          Lockport.
589  1 LLYRIOCRINUS DACTYLUS.          Lockport.
590  1 LEcANocm1NUS MACROPETALUS.   Loekport.
591  2 LECANOCRINUS ORNATUS.           Lockport.
592  3 LECANOCRINUS SIMPLEX.           Lockport.
593  4 LECANOCRINUS CALICULUS.         Lockport.
594  1 MACROSTYLOCRINUS ORNATUS.    Lockport.
595  1 SACCOCRINUS SPEcIOSUS.          Lockport.
596  1 EUCALYPTOCRINUS DECORUS.        Lockport, Rochester, etc,
597  2 EUCALYPTOCRINUS C]ELATUS.       Lockport.
598  3 EUCALYPTOCRINUS PAPULOSUS.   Sweden, Monroe.
599  1 STEPHANOCrINUS AiNGULATUS.    Lockport.
600  2 STEPHANOCRIN US GE3MMIFORMIIS.  Lockport,




ossmIs'.                          25
Narie,                         Localities.
601  1 CARYOCRINUS ORNATUS.          Lockport, Rochester, etcabinet,
602  1 MELOCRINITES SCULPTUS,          Lockport.
603  1 HETEROCYSTITES ARMATUS.         LockpB4t.
604  2 MYELODACTYLIJS BRACHIATUS.    Lockport.
605  3 MYELODACTYLUS. —-?             Lockport.
PLATES and COLUMNS of undetermined crinoidea.
CYSTII)DEE
606  1 CALLOCYSTITES JEWETTIIL          Lockport.
607  1 APIOCYST1TES ELEGANS.           Lockport.
608  1 -IEMICYSrITES PARASITICA,       Lockport.
ASTERIADIE.
609  1 PALZEASTER NIAGARENSIS.         Lockport.
IBRACHIOPOIDA
437 16 LINGULA LAMELLATA.              Lockpjrbt, Sweden, etc.
610  8 ORBnCULA TENUILAMELLATA.        LOCkport.
611  9 ORBICULA? SQUAMIFORMIS.         Rochester, Sweden, etc,
612 25 ORTHIS PISUM.                   Wolcott.
613 26 ORTHIS PYRAMJIDALJs,             Lockport.
440 22 ORTHIS ELEGANTULA.              Wolcott, etc.
614 27 ORTHIS IYBRIbA.                 Wolcott, etce
615 28 ORTmIS P UNCTO-STRIATA.         Locklport.
616 29 ORTHIS FLABELLULUM, var,?       Lockport, Sweden, elc,
617 30 ORTHIS FASCIATA.                Rochester and Loekport.
618 24 LEPTJENA TRANSVERSAL!S.         Near Rochester, etc.
448 23 LEFT NA DEPrESSA.               Lockport, Rochester, etca
619 25 LEPTJENA STRIATA.
620 26 LEPTENA SUBPLANMA               Lockport, etc,
621  4 SPIRIFER BILOBUS.               Wolcott and Lockport.
622  5 SPIRIFER SULCATUSo              Lewiston, Lockport, etc.
623  6 SPIRIFER CRISPUS.               Lockport, Lewiston, etc.
624  7 SPIRIFER BICOSTATUS,            Oneida county.
625  8 SPIRIFER NIAGARENSIS,           Wolcott, Rochester, etc.




26                 NEWA-YORK STAt- COLLECTION.
Naimes.                        Localities.
452  3 SPIRIFER ItADIATUS.             Lockport, Lewiston, etc,
626  9 SPIRIFER PYRAMIDALIS.           Near Lewiston.
627 41 ATRYPA NITtDA;                  Lockport, etc.
628 42 ATRYPA NITIDA, var. OBLATA,    Lockport and Sweden,
629 43 ATRYPA -—.                     Lockport,
630 44 ATRYPA CRASSIROSTRA.            Lockport.
460 31 ATRYFA RETICULARIS.             Locliport, etc.
631 45 ATR!YPA RUGOSA.                 Lockporto
632 46 ATRYPA NODOSTRIAT-:A            Locklport.
633 47 ATRTYP.A CABIURA                Lockport.
456 27 ATRYPA NEGLECTA.                Wolcott, Lockport, etc.
634 48 ATR YPA INTERPLICATAB            Lockport.
635 49 ATRYPA BIDENTATA.               Lockport.
636 50 ATRYPAr CUNEATA.                Lockport, etc.
637 51 ATgRYPA --—?                   Lockport.
638 52 ATRYPA DISPARILIS.              Wolcott,
639 53 A.TsYPA BREVIROSTRIS,           LocliportS
640 54 ATRYPA OBTUSIPLICATA,           Lockport,
641 55 ATRYPA PLICATELLA?              Wolcott.
642 56 ATRYPA APRBNIS;                 Lockport,
643 57 ATRYPA CORAIiLIFERA~            Lockport and Rochester,
ACEPHALA 
472  6 AVICULA EDMACERATA.           Lockport, Rochester, etc.Cabinet.
644  8 AVICULA UNDATA                 IRocbester1
645  9 AVICULA. SUBPLANAA,             Lockport,
646 10 AVICULA? ORBICULATA.            Rochestev
647  2 POSIDONolTIYA? RHoMIBOIDEA..    Lockport,
648 22 MoDIOLOPSIS? UJNDULOSTRIATA.   Lockport,.
474 19 MODIOLOPSIS SUBALATUS?          Wolcott.
478  4 ORTHONOTA CURTA?                Wolcott,




FOSSILS.                             7
GASTEROPODA.
Names.                          LocaliSies.
649  2 PLATYOSTONA NIAGARENSIS.         Lockport, Rochester, etc.
650  3 PLATYOSTOMA HIEMISPHERICA.   ]Rochester.
651  1 ACROCULIA NIAGARENSIS.           Lockport.
652  2 AcnOCULIA ANGULATA.              Lockport.
CEPHALOPODA.
653  1 GOM PHOCERAS?  -—.              Rochester and Niagara falls.
654  8 CYRTOCERAS? CANCELLATUMI.        Rochester and Niagara falls.
655 32 ORTHOCERAS -- -Rochester.
656 33 ORTHOCERAS IM3BRTCATUM?          Lockport and Rochester.
657 34 ORTHOCERAS VIRGATUM?             1R ochester.
658 35 ORTHO)CERAS CANCELLATUM.         Rochester and Lockport.
659 36 ORTHOCERAS --—.?            Rochester.
660 37 ORTHOCERAS UNDULATUIM.           Lockport, Rochester, etc.
661  5 CONULARIA NIAGARENSIS.           Lockport, Rochester, etc.
662  6 CONULARIA LONGA.                 Lockport.
CRUSTACEA OF THE CLINTON AND NIAGARA GROUPS.
663  i CYBELE PUNCTATA.                 Medina, etc.
664  5 CALYMENE CLINTONI.               Martville, etc.
298  2 CALYM~ENE BLUMENBACHIT, var.? SENARIA.
665  3 ACIDASPIS --— O
666  3 PIACOPS TRISULCATUS.
667  5 CERAURUS INSIGNIS.               Rochester.
668  1 BEYRICHIA LATA.                  New-Hartford, etc.  (Cabinet.
669  1 BUMASTIS BARRIENSIS.            Lockport, etc.  -    Cabinet.
670  4 PHACOPS LIMULvIJUS(4).           Lockport.  -  -  -  Cabinet.
671  7 CALYMENE BLUMENBACHII, V?'a. NIAGARENSIs(1). Lockport,
Rochester, etc.  Cabinet.
503  1 HOM~0ALONOTUS DETlPHINOCEPHALIUS(2). Lockport, etc.   Cabinet.
672  1 LICHAS BOLTONI(2).             Lockport, Rochester, etc.Cabinet.
673  1 BRONTETJS? NIAGA.RENSIS.         Niagara river.
674  1 ARGES PH.LYCTANODES.             Near Albion, Orleans.
675  1 PROETUS CORYCCUS(1):             Lockport.            Cabinet.
26




98                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
Names.                         Localities.
676  2 PROETUS? STOIESII.              Lockport.
677  2 BPEYICHIA SYMIIETRiCA.         Lockport.    -   - Cabinet.
678  2 CYTNERINA SPrNOsA.             Lockport.
1 (C)J1cuhITs DEWEI.            Lockport and 1ochester.
10.  CORALLINE LIMESTONE,
CORALS.
679  3 DIPLOPHYLLUI CORALLIFERUM(3). SCehoharie.   -     Cabinet.
680  1 COLUmNARIA NEQoUALIS(1).        Sehoharie.          Cabinet.
515  1 FAVOSITES NIAGARENSIS(2).       Sehoharie.     - - Cabinet.
681  2 STROBMATOPORA COlNSTELLATA(1). Schoharie.  -  - - Cabinet.
523  1 STRorMIATOPORA COINCENTRICA(l). Schoharie.  - - - Cabinet.
517  1 CATENIPORA ESCHAROIDES(1).    Schoharie...      Cabinet.
BRACHIOPODA.
682 31 O1THIIS INTERSTRIATA,           Schoharie.
683 27 LEPTTNA -- -  (2).              Schobarie.  -        Cabinet.
684 28 LEPTfENA BIPARTITA(2).          Schoharie,  -   Cabinet.
6S5   2 STROPHODONTA TEXTIL1S(1),      Schoharie.  -        Cabinet.
686 10 SPIRIFER --— (2).               Schoharie,?,- -   Cabinet.
623  6 SPIRIFER CRISPUS.               Schoharie.
687 58 ATRYPA NUCLEOLATA(3).           Schoharie.  -   Cabinet.
688 59 ATRYPA LAMELLATA(1).            Sehoharie.     - - Cabinet.
689 60 ATRYPA ---                      Schoharie,  -        Cabinet.
ACEPHALA.
690 10 TELLINOTYA? EQUILATERA(2).    Schoharie.  -   -   Cabinet.
691 11 AVICULA?  -—.                  Schoharie.     P.   Cabinet.
692 12 AvIC ULA SUBRECTA.              Sehoharie.
693 13 AVICULA SECURIFORMIS(3).        Schoharie.  - - - Cabinet.
694 14 AVICULA LIMREFORMIS(2).         Schoharie.  - - - Cabinet.
GASTEROPODA.
695  4 PLATYOSTOMA --      (1).        Sehoharie.        -  Cabinet.
696 21 PLEUROTOMARIA SUBDEPRESSA(l). Sehoharie.  -  - - Cabinet.
697 17 MURCHISONIA? OBTUSA(l).         Schoharie.  - - - Cabinet.




FOSSILS.                            29
Names                           Localities.
698 18 MURCHIsoNIA? TEREBRALIS(1).   Sehoharie.' -           Cabinet.
699 10 BCANIA ----— (3).                Schoharie.       -   Cabinet.
700  5 BELLEROPHON AURICULATUS(2).  Schoharie.    -  -   Cabinet.
CEPHALOPODA.
701  1 TROCHOCERAS GEBHARDI1(2).        Sehoharie.  -        Cabinet.
702  2 TROCHOCERAS TTJRBINATA(1).       Schoharie.    -      Cabinet.
703  4 ONCOCERAS EXPANSUI(1l).          Schoharie.  -  -  -  Cabinet.
OSiTHocEPAs  -- — (4).          Schoharie.   -    -  Cabinet.
CRUSTACEA.
704  8 CALYM3ENE CAMERATA (5 fragICents), -Sehoharie  - -  Cabinet.
705  3 CYTHERINA ALTA?                  Schoharie.
PmR.A.GM-oCERAS?(2),            Schoharie.   -    -  Cabinet.
1, ONONDAGA-SALT G ROUPL
706  4 PENTAMERUS OCCIENTA,LIS,    G-Cait (Ca-nadla West).
707  1 AIEGcALOMUS CATAAETNArSTS.t Galt
708 19 MURCHTISONIA:BIVTTATA           (;,i[
709 20 MiURHC&ISONIXA LONGISPIGRA.   i.
710 221 MUTRCHISOINIA ]LSOYvDIi.        Waynie counly.
il 111 29 MURCHIS-0oNIA LOGA:NIi.       U-alt (Cancda'West).
712 23 3MURCIISONIA,MACEEosPITIA.     Galt.
713 24 M3URCHISONIA TusItIutRtio-IIS,    Galt,
714  *2 SuTEUITES VENTRtICOSA.          Gait.
715  5 CYCLONEaAT SCULCATA.             Newark, VWayn('e.
716 22 PLETROTOMA.'RIA BISPIRALTS.      Galt (Canada WTest).
717 23 PLETUOTOMARIA?. —-a. Gait.
718 24 PLEUROTO4ARIA:SOLARIOIDEOS.    Galt.'719 25 PLEUROTOMARIA PERLATA.         G alt.
270 L1 B UCAT NIA ANG1USTATA.          GaiT.
721  9 CYETOCErgRAS ARCTICARMERATUiM.   Galto
722  9 CALYM8NE  G —.                   Gal t
723  4 TENTTACULITES NIAGAI.EN.SIS.
724  2 CORNJULITErs   --




30                    NEW-YORK  STATE COLLECTION,
The COLLECTION of FOSSILS made by JoxON GEBI-ARD junior has
been purchased by the State, and is now in the State Geological
Rooms at Albany, but, for want of room, is not yet arranged. The
ibllowing 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.                               Number of Specimens.
CALCIFEROUS SANDROCK...................              2
CHAZY LIMIESTONE.......................   10
iBIRDSEYE LIMESTONE............................   22
TRENTON LIMIESTONE.............................   92
UTICA SHALE...........................   36
MEDINA SANDSTONE..............................    9
CLINTON GROUP................................   33
NIAGARA  -GROur, Lockport........................   132
HIUDSON-RIVER GROUP............................                 5
CORALLINE _LIMESTONE,                Schoharie..........    79
TENTACULITE LIlIESTONE,                  6.......     30
PENTAMIERUS GALEATUS LIMESTONE,'......       672
C(ATSKILL SI-ISALY LIMESTONE,               "........O.   4438
SCITTELLA LIMESTONE,..........        6
UPPER PENT AMIERUS LIMESTONE,.;..........   894
ORISKANY SANDSTONE,                            a......*   557
SCIIOxIARIE GR1T,'      O......... 1162
ONONDAGA LIMESTONE,.........  373
CORNIFEROVTS LIMESTONE,  ~.........    1000
MARCELLUS SHALES A nd GONIATITE } 6,e                          48
LIMESTON E, 
HAIIITON GROUP (Lower part),            "........... 1423
HAiMlLTrON GROUP (Upper part), including Chemung and a       1313
uppermost rocks of Schoharie,
PLASTER: CASTS Or FOSSILS (mostty trilobites)........   131
FIsn SCALES (two species), Old Red, Pennsylvania.....            2
COAL PLANTS from Pennsylvania...................   37
COAL PLANTS fronm Ohio..........................               3
FIsuI  REMIAINS front Durham, Connecticut............           7
BUOIRSTONE FORMAHATION of Georgia.................    11
TERTIARY, Macon, Georgia........................                2
TERTIA.Y, Banks of the Potomac..................                2
CaRETACEOUS FORMATION of New-Jersey.............                5
TERTIARY FORMATIONS of Italy...................    46
DUDLEY ROCKS, England.........................   48
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FOSSILSo                               31
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; PentaInerus galeatus, 5;  Delthyris shaly, 41; Oriskany sandstone, 6;
Sehoharie grit, 10; Marcellus shale, 2; Hamilton group, 9. Total, 98.
FISH REMAINS: Schoharie grit, 9; Onondaga, 2; Mlareellus shale,
11; Hamilton, 5...................e...... o                    27
SPECIMENS figured for the third volume  of the Palxontology, and
placed in the cases..................................   103
Which, by including the preceding list, makes a total of.........   1.3292
In addition to these, there have been placed in the cases over six hundred
(600) specimens of fossils fromn the following formations, viz: Tentaculite
limestone, Pentamerus galeatus limestone, Delthyris shaly limestone, Upper
Pentamerus limestone, Oriskany sanldstoe, Schoharie grit, Onondaga limestone, Corniferous limestone, Marcellus shale and Ham-nilton group.
The collections made by Prof, HAL. since the l commluencement
of the work on Palhontology, with the excep)tion of those enumerated in the Catalogue, are now lying in the basement story of
the Geological Buildings: they consist chiefly of the followingd
Ninety-six drawers in case, filled with specimens froom different rocks and
groupso
Nine similar drawers filledl with specbmens, 1not in cese.
Three drawers with specimens.
Forty-five large drawers in close cases, filled with specimens of' the fossils
of the lower liunestones, Helderberg limoestones, Hamilton and Chemuung
groups. Many of these are very good and perfect specimens of fossils,
intended at the time of collection to illustrate future volaumes of the
Palmontology.
Three boxes of the Hamilton group and Hcdeiberog lilestoones.
Forty-nine boxes and two kegs of specimlens mainly from  the rocks and
groups above the Niagara. These have been neaorly all examined, and
the better specimens separated from  the others, and their character
indicated by labels on the outlside 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
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.I STO)RICA.L AND ANTIQiU-AUI AN CO OLLECTIlON 
DONATIONS.
F01ROM  LEWIS E. MORGAN, OF ROCYHESTER.
7. Ga.-n-ga-tah (STONTE MORTAnR), used by the Senecas for pounding
corn, pulverizl-o roots, etce: sandistone.  Fourd near Allen's
hill, Ontario county, I:ay> 9, i843,
2. STONE PESTLE,,folc.d at Jac's reef, Onondaga county.~
3. STONE PESTLE, found in 1th town of Middltebury, W. vyoming c{ounty.
-4. STONE CRISELr, fiom iGrovc.Ind, Livingston ceOU3ntV.
5. STONE CHISEL.  F-ort Hill, town of Senecal, Onttari county.
6. STONE CH:TISEL.  Tow~n of Coventry, Genesee county.
T. STONE CHISEL.  On-tario county.
8-. STONE CHISEL, used for chipping coal.  Fort H4ill, town of Seneca,
Ontario county.
9. ST.ONE CHISEL, froml Auburn,1 CayuEga counltyT
M0. STONE CHISEL, used by the Iroquois in felling trees: fire was applied
near the roret of thle tree, and the chisel wxas used to cut out the
ooal; after which, fire was again applied. The chisel ancd fire
were also used to hollow out wooden vessels. From Tonawanda,
Genesee county.
1l. STONE CHISEL-.  From tll the town of Coventry, Genesee county,
12. STON-  CHaISEL., From Mendon, IMonroe county.
13. STONE CHISEL,  Fromn  Allen's hill, Ontario county.
14. STONE CHISEL.  From Miendon, M3onroe county.
15. STONE CrISEL.  From Coventry, Genesee county.
16, S.TONE GOUGE-.  Found near Leroy, Genesee county.
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17. SPEAR-HEAD (chert). Found at Fort Hill; Seneca, Ontario county.
18. ARROWHEAD. Town of Seneca, Ontario county,
1 9. ARROWHrEAD. Town of Chili, Monroe county.
20. ARROWHEAD. Fort Hill, Ontario county.
21. I NDIAN 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, Livingstoi
county.
23. TOMAHAWK, found by the skeleton of an indian at Mendon, Ionroe
county.
24. TOMIAHIAWK. Town of Lima, Livingstonl county,
25. TOMAHAWK. Town of Ledyard, Cayuga county.
26. BRAss  KETTLE, taken from an indian grave at the site of the old indiau
village of GA-nun-da-sa-ga, near Geneva, 1840.
27. PArT of a GUN LOCI and RIFLE BARREL found by the skeleton of al
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-he-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 TTJBE (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 AMIULET. Tonawanda, Genesee co untyo
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 county.
34. FRONT PART of the BOWAL of a PIPE (similar to those fotnd in the Ohio
mounds).  Lima, Livingston county,
35. FRAAGIENT 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.
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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 TOM[BSTONE Of REDJACKET, 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 tle G-eneseo lake, in 1845.
This picket was dclestroyed by General Sullivan.
43. STUB of the palisade at the gate or opening of tlhe above picket enclosure. Found November 21, 1845.
44. FRAGMENT of an INDIAN PIPE.  Monroe county.
45. A-se-qua-tah, or CLAY PIPE, taken from a Seneca burial place near
Linla, Livingston county, 1848.
46 & 47. ARROWHEIADS. Mendon, Monroe county.
48. A.RowHEAD 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.
51. NECKLACE BEAD. From Scipio, Cayuga county.
59. UNFINISITED ARROWHIEAD. From Cayuga county.
53. WHITE CHERT ARROWHEAD. From Ledyard, Cayuga county.
54. FRAGMENT of the BOWL of an Ah-so-quii-ti, or PTPE. From Scipio,
Cayuga county.
55. SIx ARROWHEADS, or G'i-nuh-yi. From Ledyard and Scipio, Cayuga,county..56. FRAGMENT of a mHITE CHERT ARROWHEAD.
57. Two TWIST ARROWHEADS. From Ontario county.
58. FRAGMENT Of a Ga-jih, or EARTHEN BASIN. From Cayuga county.
59. Gda-ne-gi-tdi, SENECA MORTAR, for pounding corn.,60. Ga-nih-ga-cli, POUNDER (same name as mortar).  Two specimnens,
61. G;-ne-ah, BALL BAT. TWO specimens.
62. Wa-a-no, INDIAN Bow, Two specimens.
63. Gi-no, FEATHERED ARROW. Six specimens.
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NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
65. 3BAK  TRAY Or PLATTER.
66. SPLINT iBASKET.  To variaeties,.
67. A qtuantity of WHITE CORN.  The New-York Indians cultivate this
variety of corn principally, which is known, I believe, as the
Tuscarorza. They put it up and preserve it in bunches.
FROM SAMUEL G. EDDY, OF STILLWATER.
68. CARD of INDIAN ARROWHERADS(17), found in immediate vicinity of the,
battle ground at BemIIis's H-eights, Saratoga county. Arrowheadls
of similar mnaterials and construction are to be found, after the
spring rains, on all the plowed lands between Stillwater village
and Wilber's basin, a'dclistance equal to five miles.
69. CANNON BALLS(2), found on the battle ground at Bemis's heights.
70. CARD of BLITTARY B-UTTONS(5), with the roman numerals XX distinctly visible on the faces. These buttons were worn by a soldier or
soldiers of the 20th regiment of Hamilton's brigade in Burgoyne'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 nmonth of October
1849, within the grounds enclosed by the British intrenchments,
71. LEAD BALLS and IRON GRAPE-SHOT (13 in all), found on the Freeman
Ifarm in the year 1848.
72. A SPANISH SILVEK COIN (pistareen), dated 1721. This coin, together
with two others of tile 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. FRAZER DIED. This gallant officer
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. Ile was brought from the field of battle and
taken to the " Smith House" (then used as a British hospital),
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north of the present village of Stillwater, and expired about
eight o'clock A. MI. 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 same 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 Balearras (who was one of the commanding officers in Burgoyne's army), at Bemis's heights, seventy-one
years after the battle of October 7, 1777.
75. A BOBB 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 FITCH, OF SALEMI.
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 Burgoyne's surrender, on his return home, brought the above articles: they have been preserved in his fiamily ever since, and
were given to the State Collection by his son Thomas C. Whiteside.
78. INDIAN AXE, found at Fort Miller.  From John Pattison.
79. Part of an INDIAN SPEARHEAD (made of subbyaline 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 " Bennington 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 froln the decaying stump of




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that tree. Sunk in it is a box containing a BULLET, found about
forty rods north from the tree, in the direction whence General
Stark, it is said, mlade his attack. The bullet is from N. Burnet,
esquire, proprietor of the grounds, who picked it up when
plowing about ten years ago (1888). Vestiges of this battle,
forlmerly 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, M3Iaine; 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, stratigraphically 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 68-1 feet,
FROM  JOHN GEBHARD, 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 FIGURES 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 C9NSU'L in his TOGA.  Height five inches above
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93. 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 manufacturer
FRO5M CHEISTER C. MOORE, OF ALBANY,
98. A kMEDICINE POUCH, nmanfactured of deerskin, and beautifully ornamented 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 tradersm
100  A F LiINT ARROWHEADh found in the Blackfeet country near the Rocky
Mountains, wheie a battle had been fought between the Blackfeet and Crow tribes of Indians.
FROM CHARLES MARTIN, OF THE U. S. NAVY'.
101. A MIACE or WAND, made from the feathers of the macaw or toucan:
carried in the hand by the cliefs 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.
j.03; Two EARTHEN PIPES, of different style, with a wooden ornamental
stem, From the Amazon river above Para.
104. GOURD, From the city of Isabel, Guatemala, painted in imitation of
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FROM MRS. M. ELIZABETH BALDWIN, OF SARATOGA.
1.05. A BELT interwoven wi&h BEaDS, and a GAmE-BAG.  These articles
were talen 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 according to a resolution passed by Congress at Philadelphia,
September 26, 1778.
107, A BILL of the VIRGINIA CURRENCY for seven hundred and fifty dollars,
issued according to an act of the Assembly, passed March 1,
1781.
FROM THEODORE TEED, OF CORTLANDTOWN.
108K A LARGE STONE AXE.
109. A STONE CHISEL, made of greenstone.
110. An unfinished CHERT ARROWIEAD.
111. A STONE PESTLE, made of sandstone,
112. A fragmlent of an INDrAN EOWL, 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), vallue 48 cents: issued by the East India
Company, 1840.
114. A COPPER CO1N (one quarter anna), value 1-48th of a rupee: issued
by the East India Company.
115. A Native East-Indian COPPER COIN.
FROM RICHARD H-. PEA-SE, OF ALBANY
116. Gia-o-wo-gus-nuh (bark canoe): a model.
117. Gdi-g/i-we-si (paddle): four specimens.
118. Ya-ye-gwi-d'-qcuh (segar case).
119. Ya-yud-dos-ho-qcui (card receiver): two specimens.
120. Gii-gwih-sak-tah Yd-ddi-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 11837, arid 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 ROCK," from Hurlgate channel near New-York,
procured and forwarded by NI. 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 PEQUOD STONE HATCHETS, differing in form and material of construction. From New-England.
126. STONE AXE and a STONE CHISEL. From Westmoreland, Oneida county.
FROM EDWIN CROSWELL, OF ALBANY.
127. COPPER MEXICAN BOMB-SHELL, taken from the battle ground of Buena
Vista by Lieut. Easterly, U. 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, OF 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-Salem, 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 Montcalhn 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'GILLIS 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 ARROWHEAD (hornstone), found at Lake George.
T. ROMEYN BECK.
138. STONE SKINNING-CHISEL, found in Lysander, Oswego county.
E. A. BALDWIN.
139. INDIAN ARROWHEAD, found in Watervliet, Albany county.
A. C. HASCY.
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 America, 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 several 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 AGAVE AMERICANA (century plant), which
flowered some years since in the greenhouse of
STEPHIEN VAN RENSSELAER.
145. Two pieces of WOOD from the HULL Of Commodore Perry's flag-ship,
the Lawrence: obtained at Erie, Pennsylvania.
FRANKLIN B. HOUGH.
146. COPPER PICKAXE, found on the farm (in Ogdensburgh, 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: front 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 Niskayuna, 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 Guilderland, Albany county.    THADDEUS CHEESEBRO.
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 novaculite - found in the town of Hartford, Washington county.
HENR Y B:. NORTHRUP.
159. TACKS, cemented together: from the great fire in the city of Albany,
on the seventeenth day of August, 1848. LEMUJEL STEELE.
160. A. specimen of COCOANUT-WOOD (turned): from the Island of St. Lucia,
West Indies.                           ROBERT REID.
161. An ANTIQUE LOOKINGLASS, set in a frame of sandal wood.
Miss CAROLINE LOVETT.




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162. A SILVER COIN (fuang), 71 cents, from Siam in India.
Rev. A. HEMENWAY.
163. A SILVER COIN, date 1652: on one side "New-England,"  on the
reverse " Massachusetts; " commonly called Pine-te ee shilling.
HIRAM H. COOPER.
164. Eleven CHIERT 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 breastwork, etc. during the revolutionary war.
Mrs. S. M. LANSING MERCHANT.
166. Several CHERT ARROWHEADS; also fiagments of HUMAN BONES and
INDIAN POTTERY, obtained from  an ancient indian buryingground on the banks of Connecticut river.    A. MARKS.
167. An INDIAN CHERT ARROWHEAD (large): found in Bethlehem, Albany
county.                          L. M'MULLEN SELKRK.
168. A fragment of INDIAN POTTERY: found on the banks of the Hudson
river, sx: 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 EiMuoNs.
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 constructing 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 overflowin, 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 Dumont's Ferry, a short distance below Fort NMiller.
The other tree, of which the piece presented to the State Cabinet
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owing tc 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. HEYEER BROWN.
173. A MILITARY CAP PLATE of the Revolution. DESIGN: The American
Eagle with extended wings, surnmounted by thirteen stars.
MOTTO: "Unity is Strength," 1776.
Mrs. MERCCY VALENTINE.
174. An ANCIENT MILLSTONE, plowed up in the town of Conesville, Schoharie 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. WVARNER.
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
Cherryvalley, Ashtabula county, Ohio.   THEODORE MILLS.
177. A STONE AXE and a WHITE CHERT ARROWHEAD: found in Cherryvalley (Ohio).                       THEODORE MILLS.
178. A STONE CHISEL, and also two regularly rounded PEBBLES: found in
the town of Bethlehem, Albany county. PETER G. BRADT.
179. An IRON REY, taken from the Halls of Montezumrna, MJexico, 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 & lo we, 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.                HENRY 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 following: " God 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 JACKSON.
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.
R. SPENCER DYER.




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PURCHASES.
FROM WILLIAM C. HOSMER, OF AVON.
1. INDIAN ARROWHEADS(6), picked up in the ploughed fields in the vicinity
of Avon, Livingston county.
2. INDIAN ARROWHEADS 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 ARROWHEADS(4), found on a plain near Fort Niagara, and of
greater antiquity than those of flint formation.
4. INDIAN ARROWHEADS(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 ARROW'HEADS.
7. STONE DEERSKIN-DRESSERS, found on the farm of Mr. Hurlburt, in
the northeast part of the town of Avon.
8. STONE DEERSKIN-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 Rush, Monroe county.
13. ANCIENT STONE PIPE-BOWLS, found near Fort Hill: very rude specimens.




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14. CLAY PIPE-STEMS, found in the vicinity of Avon.
15. CLAY PIPE-STEMS, found in MI{endon, 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 Honeoyce), or
the place where the finger was left. The tradition is, that an
indian, while gathering strawberries on its bankls, 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 POTTERY, 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 nmound of the Yemassees, inear 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. SNVORD-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, Livingston 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 conflict 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 by 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 Littleville, across the Conesus,. four or five feet below the bed of the
stream.
29. TEETH of ANIMALS, etc. found in an indian burial-pla.ce 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. HEAv:Y BAR Of LEAD, stamp still visible  knife point; fragment of a
skull; stone deerskin-dresser, and fragments of brazen implements, 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 sonime 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?  Found on the Street farm (so
called), which is situated three miles from Avon, in a northwest
direction, on the west side of the river, in Livingston county.
35. STONE CtISEL (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.
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36. STONE DEERSKIN-DRESSER; and,
37. A FRAGMENT of a PIPE (as is supposed). Found near Fowlerville
bridge, in the town of Avon, on a farm of WV. W. Wadsworth,
after the first ploughing of a new field, about one mile fiom the
river bed, and three and a half miles in a southwesterly direction
from Avon springs.
35. A BONE FISH-SPEAR, found on the THurlburt 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 coimmingled 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 farmn of Ira
Pierson in the town of Avon, about two miles in a southeast
direction from the village of West-Avon.
Mr. JOHN GEB1ARID junior states, that "this unique relic is
made of the steatitic pyro.ene of Prof. LEWIS C. BECK (rensselaerite of Dr. EMriONS); 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 found in various places in the
valley of the Genesee: at the Jesuit stations previously referred to; the old indian 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-DRESSER. Found on the farm of Francis M. Cutler,
in West-Avon.
42. STONE DEERSKIIN-DRESSER.  Found on the Wilbur farm.
FROM E. G. SQUIER, OF NEW-YORK.
43. 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. CoPPER KETTLE. From an indian grave in Scipio, Cayuga county.
47. GUNBARREEL. 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; Ellisburgh, 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 INIVES, 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. G. Squier, November, 1848.
60. HUMAN REMAINS. From the great mound on Tonawanda island.
61. BONE IMPLEMENTS. From Ellisburgh, Jefferson 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 II. MORGAN, OF ROCHESTER.
ARTICLES MANUFACTURED AT SPECIAL REQUEST, BY INDIANS RESIDING IN
WESTERN NEW YORK.
The name of each article is in the Seneca dialect of the Iroquois language.
[d is sounded as in arm; dI, as in at; a, as in ale.]
66. Gd-no-jo-o: INDIAN DRUM1 (3 varieties).  Used in dances.
67. Gus-dai-wa-sd: TURTLE-SHELL RATTLE (2 specimens). Used in dances.
68. Gus-da-wa-s: SQUASH-SHELL RATTLE (4 varieties). Used in dances.
69. Gus-drd-wa-sa Yen-che-no-hos-ta: KINEE RATTLE, of deer hoofs (one
pair).  Used in dances.
70. Ga-geh-ta Yen-nis-hd-hos-ta: ARM-BANDS (1 pair).
71. Yen-nis-ho-qui-hos-ta: WRISTBANDS (1 pair).
72. Gd-geh-t-t Yen-chc-no-hos-ta-ta: KINEE-BANDS (1 pair).
73. Gai-geh-ta: INDIAN BELT (3 varieties).
74. Ah-td-quii-o-weh: MOCCASIN, for male (1 pair).
75. Ah-t~i-qud-o-weh: MOCCASIN, for female (1 pair)
76. G;i-kd-ah: KILT or SKIRT, worn in war dance.
77. Gi-kd-ah: KILT or SKIRT, worn by indian women.
78. Gise-h: LEGGIN, for male (1 pair).
79. Gise-ha: LEGGIrN, for female (1 pair).
80. Ga-swhen-ti: NECKLACE.
81. Ya-wa-o-da-qua: PINCUSHION (3 varieties).
82. G'd-yi-ah: WORKBAG (5 varieties).
83. Got-gwen-di: POCKETBOOK (6 varieties).
84. G'a-kd: BREECHCLOTH. Used in ball-game, foot-race, etc.
85. GA-de-us-ha: WAMPUM NECKLACE. Da-yu-ydi-sont, name of a cross.
86. Ya-wa-o-di-quua: NEEDLEBOOK (5 varieties).
87. Ga-on-seh: BABY FRAME.
88. Ga-o-wa: BARK TRAY (3 specimens).
89. Ah-de-gwas-h: HOMINY BLADE, or SOUP-STICK (4 specimens).
90. Ah-was-h: EARRING (1 pair).
91. Gai-jih:BOWL, for a game with peachstones.
92. Gus-ka-eh: PEACHSTONES (6 specimens).
93. Gus-ga-e-sa-tt: DEER BUTTONS, for an indian game (8 specimens, or
one set).
94. Ga-geh-d:: JAVELIN or SHOOTING-STICK, for an indian game (18
specimens).
95, Yun-ga-sa: ToBAcco POUCH (4 specimens).




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96. Gai-ne-g',-t:: MORTAR, for pounding corn (2 specimens).
97. Ga-nih-ga-da: MORTAR POUNDER (2 specimens).
98. Gdi-ne-ah: BALL BAT, used in playing an indian game (4 specimens).
99. G-a-wai-sa: SNOWSNAKE (4 specimens).
100. Ga-je-wa: WAR-CLUB, with ball head (4 specimens).
101. Ga-neu-ga-o-dus-ha: WAR-CLUB, with deer-horn tooth (2 specimens).
102. O-sque-sont: TOMAHAWK.
103. Ah-so-qua-ta: PIPE (made from a cyathophylluin).
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. O-ta-qua-osh-ha: SNOWSHOE, of splint J1 pair).
109. Ga-sken-da  BARK ROPE, made of slippery elm.
110. Gus-hi-ah: BURTHEN-STRAP, made of slippery ellm.
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-dai-qui: INDIAN SADDLE.
115. Ga-na-qui: BARK BARREL. Used for beans, dried corn, etc.
116. Gda-oo-wa: BARK SAP-TUB (3 specimens).
117. O-nus-qua Ah-hose-ha: KNOT BALL (2 specimens). Used in playing
a game.
118. O-no-nei Gos-ha-da: HUSK SALT-BOTTLE (2 specimens).
119. O-je-she-wa-tai: CAKE of deer's brains and moss, for tanning deerskins.
120. Ga-nuhb-si: BREASTPLATE Of shells.
121. Got-kase-hi: AXEHELVE.
122. G-i-ga-an-da: AIR -GUN.
123. Dai-ya-yat-da-gai-ne-at-hit: Bow and WHEEL for striking fire.
124. Ga-gis-dai: 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-wai-ka: SPLINT BROOI.
129. Ya-o-da-was-ti: INDIAN FLUTE.
130. Ne-us-tase-ah: BASKET SIEVE. Used for sifting white corn.
131. O-ne-ose-to-wa-nes: BASKET SIEVE, coarser; for white-flint corn.
132. Ta-gase-ha: MARKET BASKET.
133. Gase-ha: COVERED BASKET.
134. O-ga-ka-ah: OPEN-WORK BASKET (3 specimens).
135. Ga-yuh: SPLINT CRADLE,




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136. G,;-nose-hi: IHuSK and FLAG BASKET (4 specimens).
137. Ya-nuh-ta d'i-qua: TOILET BASKET.
138. O-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.   O-na-o-ga-ant: WHITE CORN.
II.  Tic-ne: RED CORN.
III. Ha-go-wa: WmHITE-FLINT CORN.
IV. O-na-dti: CHARRED, or ROASTED CORN.
v.  O-go-ou-si,: BAKED CO'RN.
VI.  0-si-dt: LONG-VINE BEAN.
VII. Gweh-d,-a O-si-da: EED BEAN.
vIII. Te-o-ga-ga-wa O-si-da; SPECKLED BEAN.
ix. Ta-gai-gi-hat: SHORT-VINE BEAN.
x.  Ah-wa-own-da-go: RED-FLOWER POLE-BEAN.
XI. Ha-yoke: CRANBERRY POLE-BEAN.
xII. O-ga-ga-ind: GRAY SQUASH.
xIII. G'a-je-ote: BIG-HANDLE SQUASH.
xiV. Sko-ak: TOAD SQUASH.
xv. 0-ne-a-sda-d-weh: SMALL SQUASH.
XVI. 0-yeh-qui-ia-weh: INDIAN TOBACCO.
XVII. O-so-wa: PARCHED CORN pounded into flour, with maple sugar.
139. Ga-no: AuRow for air-gun (2 specimens).
140. 0-sque-sont: TOMAHAWK. Used in the bear hunt.
141. Da-ya-no-a-qua-tai Gai-ga-nea-sa: SCALPING-KNIFE (2 specimens).
142. O-na-o-ga-ant: Two EARS of white corn.
143. Tic-ne: Two EARS of red corn.
144. Ho-go-wa: Two EARS of white-flint corn.
145. Gus-to-weh: HEAD-DRESS.
146. Ga-ger-we-sa Dun-daque-quia-do-qua: NEWYEAR'S SHOVEL.
147. To-do-war-she-do-wt: RIBBON for hair.
1]48. Ga-de-us-ha: NECKILACE.
149. De-con-dea-da-hust-ta: BELT for female costume.
150. Ah-de-a-da-we-sa: FEMALE UPPER DRESS, with silver broaches, etc.
151. I)D-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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ARTICLES MANUFACTURED AT SPECIAL REQUEST, BY INDIANS RESIDING IN
CANADA WEST.
154. Ga-das-h: SHEAF for carrying arrows.
155. Ga-je-wi: WARCLUB, with ball head.
156. Gal-such-ta Ote-ko-a: BELT of WAMPUI.,
157. Ote-ko-a: STRING of WAIPUM1I,
158. Ah-so-qaa-ti: STONE PIPE.
159. Da ga-yca-sont  SILVER CROSS, 8 inches by 5.
160. Da-ga-ya-sont:      do        6 inches by 4.
161. Ia-ga-y'-sont:      do        3 inches by 1i (2 specimens).
162. Au-ne-as-ga; S1LVER BROACH, 4 inches diameter.
163. Au-ne-as-ga:        do        3 inches diameter.
164. Au-ne-as-ga  do               1-1 inches diameter. There are in all
13 broaches of various sizes.
165. Au-ne-as-ga: SILVER BROACHI (2 specimens).
7166. Au-ne-ai-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. O-wis-ta-no-o O-sta-o-qua: ROUND SILVER BEADS (variety).
171. Ga-ose-h: BABY FRAME.
172. Ga-swai-hos-h-a: BABY-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-kia-ah: KILT, made of fawn skin.
179. Got-ko-on-dLt Gise-ha: DEERSKIN LEGGIN.
180. Da-yunt-wa-hos-t: DEERSiIN WAIST-BELT.
1.81. Yunt-ka-to-da-ta: DEERSKIN SHOULDER-BELT.
182. Ah-ta-qua-o-weh: MOCCASIN (3 specimens).
183. HAIR ORNA1\ENT.
184. SHOT-PO UCH.
185. Gatl-go-ne-as-heh: HOMrIONY 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: BARr LADLE.




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190. Ah-do-gwa-seh: WOODEN SPOON.
191. Ga-na-quL: BARK BARREL (3 sizes).
192. Gi-o-wi: BARK TRAY (6 sizes).
193. Ga-oo-wvi~  BARK SAP-TUB.
194. Ga-te-as-h:~ GLASS BEADS.
195. Ga-no-sai: CONCH-SHELL BREAST-PLATE.
196. Ah-da-dis-ha: CANE (2 specimens).
197. Ah-so-qua-ta: PIPE, made of Missouri stone.
198. Ah-so-qut-ti: PIPE, made of black stone.
199. Ah-so-quad-ti,: PIPE, made of nodule.
200. Ah-so-qua-ta: PIPE, made of wood and lead.
201. G;i-gia, ne as-heh: BELT and KNIFE.
202. Gus-da-wah-sa: TURTLESHELL RATTLE (2 specimens).
203. O-no-ga Gus-d:a-wah-sh: HoRN RATTLE.
204. Gus-co-weh  HEADDRESS.
205. Gai-wa: MOCCASIN AWL.
206. lBUNCH of SUMAC.
207. O-yeh-qu:-~a-weh: INDIAN TOBACCO.
208. Gis-tat-he-o Ga-yai-ah: FAWNSKIN BAG.
209. Gus-da-wa-sa  Yen-che-no-hos-ta: KCNEE-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-di-was-tia: INDIAN FLUTE (2 specimens).
213. Wda-a-no  INDIAN BOW.
214. Gai-ne-ah: BALL-BAT.
215. Gda-no: A,_ow, pointed with deer's horn.
216. Ga-no  FEATHERED ARROWS (18 specimens in sheaf).
217. O-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-sai: FALSE FACE.
220. O-i-ta-ose-ki: 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-as-ha Ga-a-o-tai-ges   GRASS SHOULDER-ORNABIENT.
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~  BAARK ROPE (2 specimens from Tonawanda).
229. Ose-ga: SIEIN of SLIPPERY-ELM THREAD.
230. Ose-gh: SKEIN of ditto, colored.




RELICS.                           27
231. Ose-ga  TWISTED INTO STRINGS.
232. Ose-g:~ STRIPS of SLIPPERY ELM BARK.
233. O-sa: SKEIN of BASSWOOD FILAMENTS.
234. O-sa: STRIPS Of PASSWOOD BAtK.
235. Go-yo-ga-ace: FINGER-CATCHER.
236. BIRD-TRAP, for catching quails.
237. Gus-hai-ah: DEERHAIR BURTHEN-STRAP.
238. Gus-hi-ah: BASSWOOD BIJRTHEN-STRAP.
239. Ne-us-tase-ah: BASKET SIEVE.
240. Gase-h:' COVERED BASKET.
241. O-ga-ka-ah: OPEN-WORK BASKET.
242. Ta-gase-ha  MARKET BASKET.
243. G:-geh da: JAVELIN, or SHOOTING-STICK.
244. Ah-de-gwas-ha: HOMINY BLADE.
245. PADDLES (6 Specimens).
246. Yun-des-ho-yon-dcl-gwat-h: POP-CORN SIEVE.
247. An-ne-us-ga: SILVER BROACH (9 specimens on a card).
248. An-ne-us-ga:     do       (20 small specimens on a card).
249. Gdi-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. O-sta-o-qu: 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: WRISTBANDS of BEADS (one pair).
258. O-ha-dci: PORCUPINE QUILLs.
259. DEER'S HAIR, used for making Lurthen-straps, etc.
260. Da-ya-no-ta-yen-da-qua: SNOW-BOA.T.
261. Ga-wa-si: SNOW-SNAKE (5 specimens).
262. Ga-ne-ko-wa-ah: BURTHEN FRAME.
263. Ga-no-sote: BARK HOUSE.
264. Gci-sna Ga-o-no: BARK CANOE.
FROM VARIOUS PERSONS.
265. Ga-ya-ah: WORKBAG (2 specimens).
266. Da-ya-he-gwa-hus-ta: HATBAND Of BROACHES.
267. An-yus-ga: SILVER BROACH (large variety).
268. An-yus-ga: SILVER BROACH (smaller variety).
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28                  NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
269. An INDIAN PIPE, manufactured from the steatitic pyroxetne of Prof.
LEWIS C. BECK.  Found near Fort George, Warren county.
This relic presents the best specimen of indian design and sculpture 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 back 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 RELIC, plowed up at the depth of a foot beneath the surface of the soil, in the town of Commerce, Oakland county,
Miehigan, in the year 1848.
This relic is made of novaculite, 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
CORNPLANTER.




COLLECTION
OF THE LATE
H. CASIMIR DE RIHAM, JUNIOR:
PRESENTED BY HIS PARENTS,
MR. AND MRS. H. C. DE RHAM.








TIIE DE RHIAM COLLECTION,
MAMMALIA.
ORDER CARNIVORA.
FAMILY SORECIDIE.
Latin Names.            Eng-lish Names.
1 CONDYLURA CRISTATA. Starnose Mole (male, female, and two young).
2 SOREX DEKAYI.           Dekay's Shrew.
FAMILY URSIDAE.
3 PROCYON LOTOR.          Raccoon.
FAMILY MUSTELIDIE.
4 MEPHITIS AMERICANA.      Skunk.
5 MUSTELA FUSCA.           Brown Weasel.
6 PUTORIUS NOVEBORACENSIS. New-York Ermine.
7 PUTORIUS VISON..       Mink.
FAMILY CANIDA.
8 VULPES F ULVUS.         Red Fox.
FAMILY FELIDZE.
9 LYNCUS BOREALIS.        Northern Lynx.
ORDER RODENTIA.
FAMILY SCIURIDIE.
10 SCIURUS LEUCOTIS.        Little Grey Squirrel (male and female).
11 SCIURUs VULPINUS.        Fox Squirrel.
12 ScIUrvs  NIGER..Black Squirrel (male and female).
13 SCIURUS HIIDSONICUS.     Red Squirrel (male and female).
14 SCIURUS HUDSONICUS.      Red Squirrel (albino).
15 SCIURITS STRIATUS.       Striped Squirrel.
16 PTE1loMYS VOLUCELLA.    Flying Squirrel.




4                  NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
FAMILY ARCTOOMIDIE.
Latin Names.              English Names.
17 AcrTOMIYS MONAX.           Woodchuck.
FAMILY GERBILLIDIE.
18 MERIONES AMERICANUS.   Deermouse.
FAMILY CASTORID2E.
19 FIBER ZIBETHICUS.         Muskrat, or irMusquash (m. and f.).
FAMILY MURIDUA.
20 Mus  LEUCOPUS.            Jumping Mouse.
21 ARvICOLA RUFESCENS.       Tawny Meadow-mnouse.
FAMILY LEPORITDJE.
22 LEPUS NANUS.              American Grey Rabbit.
23 LtPus AMERICANUS.         Northern Hare (mn., f. and y.).
24 ERINACEUS EIJROPIEUS4 Hedgehog (old and young), from England.
25 CAPRA IBEX (Linneus).  Skull and horns of the male, from the Alps.
BIIPRTDS
ORDER ACCIPITRES.
FAMILY VULTURIDAE.
1 CATHARTES GRYPHIUS.       Condor (male), from the Andes.
2 CATHARTES AURA.           Turkey B3uzzard (male).
FAMILY FALCONIDAE.
3 AQUILA CHRYSMETOS.        Golden Eagle (male).
This fine specimen was shot a few years since at Islip, Suffolk
county, and is the identical one referred to by DEIKAY in his Zoology of New-York, Part II, page 4.
4 HALILTOS LEUCOCEPHALUSo Bald Eagle (male and female).
5 PANDION CAROLINENSIS.   American Fish-hawk (male), with a fish
in the beak.
6 BUTEO SANCTI-JOANNIS.    Roug;h-legged Buzzard (m3, aind f.).




THE DE RIIAM DONATION.                        5
Latin Names,              Engilish Names.
7 BUTEO BOREALIS.           Red-tailed Buzzard (male).
8 NAUCLERUS FURCATUS.    Swallow-tailed Hawk (male).
9 FALCO COLUJMBARIUS.       Pigeon Hawk (male and female).
10 ASTUR ATRICAPILLUS.       American Goshawk (male).
FAMILY STRIGIDPA.
i1  SURNIA FUNEREA.          Hawk Owl.
12 SURNIA NYCTEA.            Snowy Owl (male).
13 BUBO ASIO.                Little Screech-owl (male and female).,
14 OTUS PALUSTRIS.           Short-eared Owl (male).
15 ULULA NEBULOSA.           Barred Owl (male and female),
16 ULULA ACADICA.            Acadian Owl (male).
ORIDER PASSERES,
FAMILY CAPRIMULGIDAI.
17 CAPRIMULGUS VOClFERUS.  Whippoorwill (male).
FAMILY HIRUNDINID)WE.
18  IIRJUNDO PURPUREA.       Purple Martin (male).
19 HIRUNDO FULVA.            Cliff Swallozw (male and female).
FAMILY AMPELIDIE.
20 BOBIBYCILLA CAROLINENSIS. Cedar-bird (female).
FAMILY ALCEDINIDIE.
21 ALCEDO ALCYON.            Belted Kingfisher (young male).
FAMILY CERTHIDAIE.
22 TROGLODYTES ]EDON.        House Wren (male).
23 TROGCLODgYTES LUDOVICIANUS. Mocking Wren (male).
24 TROGLODYTES PALUSTRIS.  Marsh Wren (male).
FAMILY PARIDA3.
25 PARUS BICOLOR.            Crested Tit (two males).
FAMILY SYLVIAD2E.
26 REGULUS SATRAPA.          Golden-crested Kinglet (male).
27 SIALIA WILSONI,           Bluebird (male and female).




6                   NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
FAMILY MIERULIDE.
Latin Names.               English Names.
28 ORPHiEUS POLYGLOTTUS.    Mockingbird (mnale).
29 ORPHEUS RGUFUS.            Brown Thrush (male).
30 ORPHEUS CAROLINENSIS.   Catbird (male and female).
31 MERULA MIGRATORIA.         American- Robin (male and female).
FAMILY SYLVICOLIDIE.
32 TRICHAS PHILADELPHIA.    Mour0ning Vl- arbler (male and female).
33 VEYRIVORA PENNSYLVANICA. Wor'm-ealing WVarbler (m. and f.).
34 ATER3MIVORA SOLITARIA.    Blzte-winged WlVarbler.
35 VERMIVORA CHRYSOPTERA. Golden-winged ]VWarbler (male).
36 VERMIVORA PEREGRINA.   Tennessee Warbler (male).
37 VERY11VORA CELATA.         Orange-crowned Warbler (young male).
38 SYLVICOLA IVIACULOSA.      Spotted Warbler (male).
39 SYLVICOLA PARDALINA.    Spotted Canada Warbler (male).
40 SRYLVICOLA BLACKBUiRnRNI. Blackburnian Warbler (male).
41 SYLVICOLA CASTANEA.        Bay-breasted ]YWarbl/er (male).
42 SYLVICOLA STRIATA.         Blackpoll WYarbler (male).
43 SYLVICOLA DISCOLOR.        Prairie!Warbler (male).
44 SYLVICOLA CANADENSIS. Black-throated Blue Warbler (young maile).
45 SYLVICOLA 1ESTIVA.         Sugnmer Yellowbird (male and young).
46 SYLV1COLA PINUS.           Pine Warbler (female).
47 SYLVICOLA ICTEROCEPHALA. Chestrnut-sided Warbler (male).
48 SxYLVICOLA PARUS.          Hemlock Warbler (two males).
49 SYLVICOLA FORMOSA.         Kentucky TWiarbler (male).
50 WILSONIA MITRATA.          Hooded War~bler (female).
51 WVILSONIA PUSILLA.         Green Black-capped;Warbler (male).
FAMILY MUSCICAPIDfE.
52 CULICIVORA CERULEA.        Blue-grey Gnatcatcher (male).
53 AMUSCICAPA RUTICILLA.      American Redstart (male and female),
54 TYRANNUS CRINITUS.         Great-cr'ested Kingbird (male).
FAMILY VIREONIDhE.
55 VIREO OLIVACEUS.           Red-eyed Greenlet (male).
56 ICTERIA VIRIDIS.           Yellovw-breasted Chat (male).
FAMILY LANIIDIE.
57 LANIITS $EPTENTPRIONALIS. Northern Butcherbird (two males).




THE DE RHAM DONATION.                         7
FAMILY CORVIDAE.
Latin Names.              English Names.
58 GARRULUS CRISTATUS.       Blue Jay (male).
59 GARRULUS CANADENSIS.    Canazda Jay (male),
60 PICA CAUDATA.             Mag-pie (male),
61 CORVUS AIMERICANUS.       Common Crow (male).
62 CoRvus coRAX.             Raven.
FAMILY QUISCALIDE.
63 QUISCALUS VERSICOLOR.   Common  Crow Blackbird (m. and f.).
64 STURNELLA LUDOVICIANA.  Meadow Lark (male and female),
65 ICTERUS BALTIMIORE.       Golden Oriole (male).
66 ICTERUS PImENICEUS.       Red-winged Oriole (male).
67 MOLOTHRUS PECORIS.        Cow Bunting (female).
68 DOLICHONYX ORxZtVORUS. Bobolink (male and female).
FAMILY FRINGILLIDfIE.
69 CoccoBoRus  CERULEUS.   BJlue Grosbeak (male).
70 COCCOBORUS LUDOVICIANUS. Rose-breasted Grosbeak (male).
71 STRUTIHUS HYEIEALIS.      Snoiwbird (male and female).
72 FRINGILLA ILIACA.         Fox-colored Spanmow (male).
73 FRINGILLA PENNSYLVANICA. White-throated Sparr~ow (m. and f.).
74 FRINGILLA LEUCOPIRYS.   White-crowned Sparrow (male).
75 EI\BERIZA SAVANNA.        Savaznnah Bunting (female).
76 AnoMODRAmBUS PALUSTRIS.  Swamp Finch (female).
77 CARDUELIS TRISTIS.        Yellowbird (male).
78 ERYTiIROSPIZA PURPUREA. Crested Purple-finch (male and female).
79 PITYLUS CARDINALIS.       Cardinal Grosbeak (uale).
80 PIPILO ERYTHXOPHTHALMUS,ChewCink, or Ground Robin (male).
81 SPIZA CYANEA.             Indigo-bird (male).
82 PYRANGA.ESTIVA.         Redbird (male, young male and female).
83 PyRANGA RUBRA.            B3lack-winged Redbird (male).
84 PLECTROPHANES LAPPtNICUS. Lapland Snowbird (female).
85 PLECTROPHANES NIVALIS.  White S7nowbird (male and female).
86 ALAUDA CORNUTA.           Hornzed Lark (male and female).
87 CORYTHUS ENUCLEATOR.   Pine Bulfinch (male, young m. and f.).
88 LOXIA LEUCOPTERA.        WT4hite-winged Crossbill (male).
FAMILY PICIDE.
89 PIcus  PILEATUS.          Crested Woodpecker (female).
90 PIcUS ERYTHROCEPHALUS. Redheaded Woodpecker (male).
5-'2




8                  NEW-YORIK STATE COLLECTION.
Latin Names.              English Names.
91 PICUs VrLLosUS.           Hairy Wloodpecker (male).
92 Picus PUBESCENS.          Downy TV/oodpecker (male).
93 Picus VArnIS.             Yellow-bellied 1Woodpecker (male).
94 PIcus CAROLINUS.          Red-bellied Woodpecker (male).
95 PICUs ARCTICUS.           Arctic Woodpecker (rmale).
96 PIcus AURATUS.   Golden-wiinged Woodpecker (2 males and 1 fern.).
FAMILY COLUMBIDA3E.
97 ECTOPISTES MIGRATORIA.   Wild Pigeon (male).
ORDER GALLINIE.
FAMILY PIIASIANIDIE.
98 MELEAGRIS GALLOPAVO.   TW1Tild Turkey (male).
Also young of the domestic fowl.
FAMILY TETRAONIDAE.
99 ORTYX VIRGINIANA.         American Quail (mi., f., and 3 young).
100 TETRAO ULMBELLUSS.         Common Partridge (mn., f., & 3 young).
101 TETRAO CUPIDO.            Pinnated Grouse (male and female).
102 TETRAO CANADENSIS.         Spruce Grouse (male and female).
103 ARGUS GIGANTEUS (Temminck). Argus Pheasant.  From Sumnatra.
104 PHASIANUS NYCTHEITIERUS (Linneus). Silver Pheasant. From China.
ORDER GRALLIE.
FAMILY CIIARADRIDRE.
105 C(ARADRIUS SEMIPALMATUS.Amwerican Ring Plover (male and fernm.).
106 CHARADRIUS MELODUS.    Piping Plover.
107 CHARADRIUS VOCIFERUs.   Kildeer Plover (male).
108 CHARADRIITS VIRGINICUS.   Golden Plover (male and female).
109 STREPSILAS INTERPRES.    Turnstone.
FAMILY GRUIDAE.
1. 10 ARDEA HERODIAS.  Great Blue Heron (adult with a fish in the beak,
and an immature mnale).
111 AIlDEA LUDOVICIANA.       Louisiana Heron (male).
1!2 ARp:DEA  aIR:ESCIFJNS,     Green Heron (male and female).




THE DE RHAMI DONATION.                        9
Latin Names.              Enlllish Names.
113 ARDEA EXlLIS.             Small Bittern (male).
11.4 ARDEA MINOR.             American Bittern (male and female).
115 ARDEA DIscoRs.            Black-crowned Night-heron (male).
FAMILY SCOLOPACIDAA].
11.6 NUMENIUS LONG1ROSTP1IS.  Losng-billed Curlew (male).
117 NUMENrIUS HUDSONICUS.    Jack Curlew (male).
118 -IETEROPODA SEMIPALMATA. Semipalmated Sanzdpiper (male).
119 TRINGA BMARITIMIdA.       Purpl/ Sandpiper (male).
120 TRINGA RUFESCENS.         Buff-breasted Sandpiper (female).
121 TnItNGA CINCLUS.          Black-breasted Sandpiper (male).
122 TrVINGA SCHINZI.           Schinz's Sandpiper (male).
123 TRINGA PECTORAL IS.       Pectoral Sanzdpiper (male and female).
124 T]INGA CANUTUS.           Redbreasted Sandpiper (imale and fem.).
125 TRINGA PUSILLA.          Wlilson's Sandpiper (male).
126 CALIDRIS ArENARIA.        Sanderling' (two males and one female).
127 TOTANUS MACULARTUS.       Spotted Sandlark (male).
128 TOTANUS BArTRAMIIUS.    Grey Plover (male).
129 TOTANUS FLAVIrES.         Yellowleg s (male).
130 TOTANUS MELANOLEUCUS.  Varied Tatler (male and young).
131 TOTANUS SEMIIIPALMATUS.   Willet (male).
132 ScOLOPAX WAILSONI.       Common American Snipe (2 m. and f.).
133 RUSTICOLA MINOR.          American Wl:oodcock (m., f., & 2 young).
FAMILY RALLID2E.
134 PLALLUS CREPITANS.        Saltwater Meadowhen (male).
135 ORTYGOMETRA CAROLINA.  Sora Rail (male).
136 GALLINULA GALEATA.        Florida Gallinule (male).
FAMILY RECURVIROSTRID.E.
137 IHIMANTOPUS NIGRICOLLIS.  The Lawyer (male and female).
ORDER LOBIPEDES.
FAMILY PODICIPID2E.
138 PODICEFS RUBRICOLLIS.    Rednecked Grebe (male).
139 HIYDROKA CAROLINENSIS.   Dipper, or Pied Dobchick (male).




10                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
ORDER NATATORES.
FAMILY ALCID E.
Latin Namcs.             E.nglish Names.
140 M3'ERGULIJS ALLE.         Sea Dove (male).
141 ALCA TORIDA.             Blazorbill (imale).
FAMILY COLYMNIBIDI E.
142 COLYMBJUS GLACIALIS.      Great Loon (male and female).
143 COLYMIBUS SEPTENTRIONALIS. Red-throated Loon (female).
FAMILY PROCELLARIIDAE.
144 TH-ALASSIDROMA WILSONI.  Wilson's Petrel (male).
FAMILY PELECANIDAE.
145 SULA AMERICANA.           American GanZnet (male).
FAAMILY LARIDIE.
146 IiHYNCHrOPSs NIGRA.       Black Skimme7r (male).
147 STERNA HIRJUNEDO.         Common Tern (male).
148 STERNA CAYANA.            Cayenne Tern (male).
149 STERNA NIGRA.             Black Tern (male and youngr).
150 LARUs   ARGENTATUS.;Winter Gull (male and female).
151 LARUS ATRICILLA.          Laughing Gull (male).
152 LARUS BONAPARTII.         Bonzaparte's Gull (male and female).
153 LARUS SABINI.             Fork-tailed Gull (male).
154 LESTRIS BUFFONI?          Arctic Hawk-gull (male).
155 LESTRIS RICHARDSONII.    Richardson's Hawk-gull (male).
FAMILY ANATIDAE.
156 MIERGUS XIERGANSER.       Buff-breasted Sheldrake (male).
157 MErRGUS CUCULLATUS.       Hooded Sheldrake (male and female).
158 FULIGULA VALISNERIA.    Canvasback (male).
159 FULIGULA MARILA.          Broadbill (femiale).
160 FULTGULA RUFITORQUES.   Bastard Broadbill (male).
161 FULIGULA LABRADORA.    Pied Duck (male).
162 FULIGULA RUTIBIDA.        Ruddy Duck (male and female).
163:FULIGULA GLACIALIS.      Oldwife (male in winter plumage, and
male and female young).
164 FTTLIGULA ALBEOLA.        B  fflehleaded Duck (male and female).
165 FULIG ULA CLANGULA.       WVhistler (male).
166 FULIGULA HISTRIONICA.    Harlequin Duck (male).




THE DE RHAXM DONATI(ON                      11
Latin Names.              English Names.
167 FULIGULA BIOLLISSIMA.    Eider Duck (male).
I6S FULIGULA PERMSPICILLATA. Sujf Di)zck (immature male).
169 FULIGULA A3IERICANA.      Broadbilled Coot (male).
170 FULIGULA FUSCA.           White-wing'ed Coot (male).
171 ANAS SPONSA.              W;ood Duck (male and young male).
172 ANAS CArOLINENSIS.        Green-winged Teal (male and female)6
173 ANAS ACIUTA.              Pin-tailed Duck (male and female).
174 ANAS CLYPEATA.            Shoreller (male in winter plumage, and
male and female in summer plumage)>
175 ANAS STREPERA.            Grey Duck, or Gadwall (male).
176 ANAS AMIERICA:NA.         Am7erican2 Widgeon (male and female).
177 ANsERt CANADENSIS.         IVild Goose (male).
178 ANSER ALBIFRONS.          VWhite-fronted Goose (male).
179 ANSER BERNICLA.          BJrant Goose (male).
AMERICAN BIRDS DESCRIBED BY AUDUBON, WHICH
HAVE NOT BEEN OBSERVED IN THIE STATE OF NEW-YORK.
180 ICTINIA PLUMIBEUS.        Mississippi Kite (male).
181 FALCO PEREGRINUS.         Great-footed Hawk (male, with Goldenr
winged Woodpecker under foot).
182 MILVULUS TYRANNUS.        Fork-tailed Flycatcher (male).
183 HELINAIA PROTONOTARIUSo Prothonotary Swamp-warbler (m. & f.).
184 SIALIA OCCIDENTALIS.      Western Bluebird (male).
185 SIALIA ARCTICA.           Arctic Bluebird (male).
186 TURDUS NEMVIUS.           Varied Thrush (female).
187 COCCOTHrAIJSTES VESPERTINA. Evening Grosbeak (male and female)6
188 PYRANGA LUDOVICIANA.   Louisiana Tanag'er? (male and female)6
189 ICTERUS BULLOCKII.        Bullock's Hang'iest (male).
190 GARRULUS STELLESI.        Steller's Jay (male).
191 SITTA PUSILLA.            Brown-headed Nuthatch (male),
192 PICus PIRINCIPALIS.       Ivory-billed Woodpecker (male and fem.)d
193 Pious QUEIJULUS.          Red-cockaded Woodpecker (m. and f.).
194 PIcus TORQUATUS.          Lewis's Woodpecker (male).
195 Picus MEXICANUS.          Red-shafted Woodpecker (male).
196 CENTUJRUS CAROLINENSISI  Carolina Parrot (young).
197 COLUn'BA PASSERINA.       Ground Dove (male).
198 ORTYX PLUMIFERA.          Plumed Partridg'e (male).
199 IBIs RUSRA.               Scarlet Ibis (male).




12                 NEW-YORK STATE COLLECTION.
FORREIGN BIRDS.
Latin Namies              Elnglish Names.
200 UPUPA EPOPS, Linneus.      Hoopoe.  Africa.
201 EPIHTACHus  MAGNIFICIJS, Okem   Rifiemana (male and female).  New
South Wales.
202 ORI-OLuS GALBULA, Okelm   Golden Blackbird.  Europe.
203 GRACULA ROSEA, Oken.    Rosecolored Thrush.  East Indies.
204 EDOLIUS MALAIA11ICUS, Okenm  Drongo.  Africa.
205 G-ALBULUS vIRaIDIS, 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.
I to 50 inclusive, RIRoc  SPECIMENS, from Cumberland.
MINERALS,
51 CARBON\ATE of BARYTES, incrusted with copper pyrites and carbonate
of lime.
52 CRYSTALLIZED SULPHATE of BARYTES (crystals in the form epointce of
Haiuy).  From Devonshire, England.
53 CALCAREOUS CONCRETION-  From the Lago de Tartari, near Rome.
54 CARBONATE of LIME, in botryoidal concretions.
55 BOTRYOIDAL MIAGNESIAN LIMESTONE, From Durham.
56 FIBROUS LIMESTONE;  edges polished.
57 FIBROUS SULPHATE of LIME. Derbyshire, England.
58 FIBRoUS GYPSUM. Nova-Scotia.
59 COMPACT FLUOR SPAR.
60 CRYSTALLIZED FLUOR SPARP polished.
61 CRYSTALLIZED FLUOR, on blende.  MNatlock, England.
62 WHITE CLYSTALLIZED FLUOR, upon zinc ore.  Derbyshire, England.




THE DE RHAM DONATIOQ.                        13
63 FLUOR SPAR, crystallized in cubes of a beautiful bluish tint.  From
Cumberland, England.
64 FLuoR SPAR, crystallized in cubes of a beautiful green. Cumberland,
65 FLUOR SPAR, crystallized in cubes; colorlesso
66 FLUOR SPAR, incrusted with crystals of carbonate of lime.
67 VEINED FLUOR, polished.  Derbyshire.
68 VEINED FLuoR, called by the miners bluejohn.
69 GROuP of QUARTZ CRYSTALS, incrusted with transparent terminated
six-sided prisms of heavy spar.
70, 71 Two six-sided prisms of QUARTZ, with six-sided pyramids of a
beautiful brownish tinge.
72 PsEUDOMiORPHOUS 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 STAUROTIDE. Litchfield, Massachusetts,
83 STAUROTIDE. Franconia.
84 BRUCITE, in carbonate of lime.  Warwick, New-York,
85 ONYX AGATE. Siberia.
86 CHRY!SOPRASE.  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 RED 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? incrusting quartz crystals.  Caldbeck-fells,




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103 MOLYBDENA. Caldbeck-fells.
104 URANITE. Cornwall, England.
105 OXIDE of T1N. Cornwall.
106, 107 AXINITE. Cornwall.
108 VOLCANIC BASALT. Cassel.
109 MIN:ERAL CAOUTCHOUC. England.
110 ELASTIC BITUMEN.           111 CARBONATE of LEAD.
112 SULPHIJRET of ZINC and TIN. Hartz, Germany.
113 CRYSTALLIZED BROWN OXIDE of IRON. Cornwall.
114 MASSIVE GARNET.           115 SEMIOPAL.
116 PorPPHYRY, containing brolzite.
117 LEPIDOLITE and RUBELLITE. Paris, Maine.
118 DR)us -QUARTZ.
119 AURIFEROUS PYRITES. North-Carolina.
FOSSILS.
120 CALYMENE SENARIA (folded), Hall. Trenton limestone.
121 HEAD and POST-ABDOMEN of Calymene senaria, Hall. Trenton limestone.
122 CEPHALIC SHIELD of T'inzucleus conlcentricls, Hall. Trenton limestone.
123 MATRIX of Calymene senaria, Hall. Trenton limestone?
124 BELLEROPHON BILOBATUS, Var. CORRUGATUS, Hall. Trenton limestone.
125, 126, 127 CH2ETETES LYCOPERDON, Hall. Trenton limestone.
128 CALYMENE BLIUMENBACHII (in two positions), Brongniart.  Dudley,
England.
129 A SLAB covered with small bivalves, fragments of crustaceans, corallines, etc. From Dudley, England.
130 POST-ABDOMEN of an Asaphus (not described by Murhebison). Dudley.
131 EUORIPHALUS PENTANGULARIS. From the Mountain limestone of Seouplough, Cumberland, England.
132 SPIRIFER OBTUSIS. From Egalsfield, Cumberland.
133 SPIrIFER ATTENUATUS. From Sermplough, Cumberland.
134, 135 BIVALVE (Genus ALLORSI IA of King). From Parkhead, Cumberland.
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.




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141 SPIRIFER. Mountain limestone of England.
142 ACROCULIA. From Oriskany sandstone.
143, 144 CORNULITES ARCUATUS. Niagara limestone.
145 CAST of LEPT NA. From Schoharie grit.
146 CRINOIDAL COLUMN. Mlountain limestone of England,
147 CORALLINE (silicified). Corniferous limestone.
148 ENCRINAL 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, C(umberland.
154 CALAMITES -      P? Parton, Cumberland.
155 STIGMARIA. Cumberland.
156, 157, 158 LEPIDODENDRON —.  Cumberland.
159 ODONTOPTERIS -----—. Parton, Cumberland.
160 NEUROPTERIS, Somerset, England.
161, 162 PECOPTERIS MANTELLII. Near Whitehaven, Cumberland.
163 ODONTOPTERIS -. From Whitehaven, Cumberland,
164 SPHENOPTERIS AFFINIS? Whitehaven.
165, 166 SPHENOPTERIS -. Whitehaven.
167 ASTEROPHYLLITES PARKINSONI. Parton, Cumberland.
168 ASTEROPHYLLITES. 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 RIGHT FORE-PADDLE of ICHTHYOSAURUS PLATYODON. From the Lias,
England.
173 COPROLITE. One of the sides is polished, exhibiting a fish-scale, and
the enamelled portions of fishes that remain undigested
by the ICHTHHYOSAuRUS.   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 AiuMMONITES NODOSUS? From the Lias, England.
179, 180 AMMONITES. Matlock, England.
181, 182, 183 AIMONITES. From the Lias, England.
184 AMMONITE. From Whitby, England.
185, 186 GR.YPHA INCIJRVA. Clifton, Somerset, England.
187 GRYPHIEA. COLUIBA. Beds of the Tiverlane.




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188 AMMONITE. From the Oolite, England.
189 GRYPHJA? (13 specimens). Lias? England.
190 SHARK's TOOTH. From the Oolite, England.
191, 192 TEREBRATULA. From the Oolite, England.
193 ICHTHYODORULITE, (mineralized by sulphuret of iron). From the Lias,
England.
194 SHARK'S TOOTH (imbedded in chalk). From the Cretaceous formation,
England,
195 TURRELITES COSTATUS. Chalk marl.
196 BELEMNITES MUCRONATUS. Cretaceous formation, Yorkshire, England.
197 EXOGYRA COSTATA,  From the Greensand, New-Jersey.
198, 199, 200 GRYPvEA MUTABILIS. From the Greensand, New-Jersey.
201 GALERITES. From the Cretaceous formation, Yorkshire, England.
202 ANANCHYTES OVATUS. From the Cretaceous formation, Yorkshire.
203 SCUTELLA. From the Cretaceous formation, England,
204 MUREX (Fusvs) CONTRARIUS, Sowerby. Given to -H. C. DE RHAM
junior, by prof. SEDGWICK, at the Woodwardian Museum,
Cambridge, March 6, 1837. Frosm the Redcrag, England.
205 Fusus (covered with BALANJE), From the Rederag, England.
206 FOSSIL WOOD. From Alabama.
207 PETRIFIED WOOD. From near Utica.
208 NAUTILUS TRUNCATUS. From the Lias of England.
209 CAST of PLEUROTOMARIA. Lias, England.
210, 211 CASTS of a IJNIVALVE. Lias, England,
ZOOLOGICAL FRAGMENTS,
212, 213 SKULL of the SKUNK (Mephitis americana).
214 SKULL Of the FISHER (Mustela canadensis).
215, 216 SIKULL of the AMERICAN SABLE (Mustela gnartes).
217 SKULL of the NORTH-AMIERCAN OTTER (Lutra canadensis).
218 UPPER MANDIBLE of the ALBATROSS. From South America.
FISHES.
ORDER PLECTOGNATHI.
FAMILY GYMNODONTIDAE.
219 IDIQDQN PILOSvs (Hairy Balloonfish), NewYork bay.




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FAMILY OSTRACIONIDAE.
220 LAcToIPHRYS DERHAMII?  Taken on the shore of Long Island. Not
described in DEIFAY'S Zoology.
CHARACTERISTICS. No orbital spines; back elevated in the form
of a crescent longitudinally, with two spines centrally situated on
the periphery of the crescent, and distant one-third of an inch
from each other i 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 RHAM junior.
SHELLS6
[Arranged according to the System of LAMARCKI.]
CLASS ANNELIDES.
ORDER SEDENTARIAb
FAMILY SERP1ULACEA.
221, 222, 223 SERPULA VERMICULARIS.
CLASS CIRRIPEDES.
ORDER SESSILE CIRRIPEDES.
224 TUBICINELLA BAL.ENARUMB  The Tubicinelloa are found with nearly the
whole shell buried in the thick skin of the whale.
225 CORONULA BAL.ENARIs.
226 CORONULA BAL.ENARIS (6 specimens), on a piece of whaleskin.
CLASS CONCHIFERA.
ORDER C. DIMYARIA.
FAMILY CONCHACEA (mzarine).
227 CYTHEREA MACULATA.           229 CYTHEREA -
228 CYTHEREA DIONE.              230 CYTHEREA --
FAMILY CARDIACEA.
231 CARDIUM -                    233 CARDIUM -.
232 CARDIUM                      234 ISOCArDIA MOLTKIANA.
FAMILY ARCACEA.
235 AncA




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FAMILY NAJADES.
236 UNIo
ORDER MONOMYARIA.
FAMILY MIYTILACEA.
237 PINNA SQUAMOSA?
FiAMILY PECTINIDE;S.
238 PECTEN.                  239 PECTEN
CLASS MOLLUSCAORDER GASTEROPODA.
FAMILY PIHYLLIDINA.
240 CHITON -(5 specimens).   241 CHITON
242 CHITON
FAMILY BULLIE ANA.
243 BULLA ABIPULLA.
ORDER TRACIIELIPODA.
FAMILY COLIMACEA.
244 HELIX POMATIA. England.    251 HELIX -. West Indies.
245 HELIX ASPERSA(3). England.  252 CAROCOLLA. West Indies.
246 HELIX MELANOTRAGUS. Africa. 253, 254 BULINUS ROSACEUS. W.I.
247 HIELIX N~EBORALIS. England.  255 BULINUS ROSACEUS (young).
248 HELIX   ~(2). England.    256, 257 PUPA. West Indies.
249 HELIX. West Indies.   25S AuRICULA. West Indies.
250 HELI —. West Indies.
FAMILY LIMNEANA.
259 LIMNEEA STAGNALIS.           260 PLANORBIS CORNEUS.
FAMILY PERISTOMATA.
261 AMPULLARIA FASCIATA(3)C    262 A MPULLARIA GUINAICA. W. I.
263 PALUDINA — (2).
FAMILY NERITACEA.
264 NERITINA SPINOSA.           269 NATICA - (2).
265 NERITINA ----—.            270 NERITA PELORONTA(2)A
266 NATICA MIAMILLA(2).         271 NERITA VERSICOLORo
267 NATICA -.                  272 NERITA —
268 NATICA




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FAMILY MACROSTOMATA.
273 SIGARETUS CONCAVUS.         275 HALIOTIS CANALICULATA.
274 HALIOTTS TUBERCULATA.       276 HALIOTIS    (5).
FAMIILY TURBINACEA.
277 SOLARIUM GRANULATUM.
27 8 ROTELLA (iiot figured or described by Kiener). Seas of Tropical cli3
mates.
279 ROT-ELLA (not figured or described by Kiener).
280 ROTELLA (not figured or described by Kiener). The three preceding
species would be considered by Kiener as varieties of'
Rotella lineolata.
281 TRocHUs MACUvLATUS.         285 3MAARaITA -
282 TocHus -— (2).              286 PLANAXIS --
283 TRocIUS.              287 TUJRBO
284 MARGARITA - (2).            288 TuRBo   -
289 TURRITELLA DUPLICATA. Ceylon.
290 TURRITELLA CINGULATA, Sowerby. Pacific ocean.
FAMIILY CANALIFEAiA.
291 CERITHIUM TUBERCULATUM.   302 MTTREX RADIX(3).
292 TURBINELLA CORNIGER.        303 TUREXS BRANDARIS(2).
293 TURBINELLA POLYGONA.        304 MJUREX PINNATUiS, Swainsbh,
294 FASCIOLARIA AURANTIACA?    305 MUREX ELONGATUS.
295 Fusus Monio (varietas).     306 MTJREX ERINACEUS
296 PYRUUA MELONGENA.           307 MUREX CALCAR, Kiener.
297 PYRULA CARICA.              308 MUREX CRASSILABRUM? Gray.
298 PYRULA MELONGENA (varietas). 309 TRITON VARIEGATUM.
299 RANELLA BECKTI, Kiener.     310 TRITON SUCCINCTUM.
300 MUREX BEGIUS(4).            311 TRITON STICCINCTUM (young
301. MUREX BRASSICA(2).                                   shell).
FAMILY ALATAE.
312 ROSTELLARIA PES-PELICANI(2). 317 STROnIBUS GRACILIO, Sowerby.
313 STROMBUS LENTIGINOSUS(2).  318 STROMIBUS GIBBERULUS. Miolucca.
314 STROMBUS CANARIUM.          319 STROMBUS FLORIDUS. Moluccas.
315 STROMBUS PUGILIS(2).        320 STROMBUS VINTATUS. Moluccas.
316 STROMBUS GRANULATUS, Sowerby.




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FAMILY PURPURIFERA..
321 CASSIDAIIA.            332 PURPURA CHOCOLATUM, Duclos.
322 CASSIS TESTICULUS(3)>       333 PURPURA SERTUDI(2).
323 CASSIS ERINACEUS.           334 MONocERos  CRASSILABRUM.
324 RICINULA HORRIDA.           335 MoNocERos
825 PURPURA HBItEMASTOBMA(2).    336 )DOLIUM VARIiEGATUMI (young).
326 PuuRPURA MARGCINALBA, Blain- 337 DOLIUM VARIEGATUM.
ville  varietas, Kiener.    338 DoLIuM PERDIXO
327 PURPURA INTERMEDIA, Kiener. 339 BuccINuMs PAPILLOSUM(7);
328 PURPURA DELTOIDEA.          340 B1UCCINUM UNDATUM(3).
829 PURPURA PATULA.             341 BuccINUM RETICULATUM.
830 PURPURA TEXTILOSA (young). 342 BuccINUM QUOYII, Kiener.
331 PURPURA COSTATA, Blainville. 343 TEREBRA CERULESdENs(2).
FAMILY COLTUMELLATA.
814 COLUMELLA MELEAGRIS, Duclos.
345 M1TRA MELONGENA.            346 VOLUTA MUSICA.
FAMIILY CONVOLUTTE.
347 OVULUM ovunM. From 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 CYPRamA NUCLEUS.PaCifiC ocean. 368 OLIVA ANGULATA.
349 CYPRJEA TIGRIS(3).          369 OLIVA SAYII(3).
350 CYPFRLEA IMAUR1TIANAO       370 OLIVA EPISCOPALIS.
351 CYPRlnA HTSTRIO(2).         371 OLIvA PERUVIANA,
352 C YPREA TALPA.              372 OLIVA UTRICIULUS (varietas).
353 CYrnEA ADUSTA.              373 OLIVA DACTYLEA(3).
354 CYPRZEA ACHATINA; N.Holland. 374 OLIVA SUBULATA.
355 CYPR7EA LURIDA.             375 OLIVA RETICULATA.
356 CYPRJEA LYNX(3),            376 OLIVA TuTRICULUS(2).
357 CYPRaEA CAPUT-SERPENTIS.    377 OLIVA.
358 CYPRIEA ZIGZAG.             378 OLIVA
359 C(YPRtA CAURICA(4).         379 OLIVA -.
360 CYPRJEA VITELLIS.           380 CONUS NEBULOSUS.
361 CYPRA A CARNEOLA(2).        381 CoNus  MUSTELINUS, Bruguiere.
362 CYPRn:A EROSA. Indian ocean. 382 CoNus ACHATINUJS, Bruguiere.
363 CYP7R]EA     (young shell).  383 CoNUS COLUMBA, Bruguiire.
364 CYPRJEA RuvEI(3). N. Holland. 384 CoNus MONILE, BrIuguireC
365 CYPREA XANTHODON.           385 CONus TEREBRA, Bruguiere.
366 6OLIVA PORPrITYRA.          386 CONUS VERRICULUIM.
367 OLIVA INFLATA(2).




THIE       M E RHAM DONATION.            2t
RADIATA.
CLASS ECHINODERMAT2E.
387 ASTERIAS ACTULEATA.        388 ASTERIAS --— (GONIASTER of
389 ECHINUS SPHlERA.                                Agassiz).
CLASS POLYPI,
390 FUNGIA AGARICIFORMIS.      394 MADREPORA MURICATA.
391 FYUNGIA                    395 MADREPORA -.
392 OCULINA RAMEA.             396 NULLOPORA
393 OCULINA..;      397 SPONGIA.. (attached to an
AEcA),




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ADDED TQ THE COLLECTION DURING THE PRINTING
OF THE CATALOGUE.
1 DIDELPHUS VIRGINIANA.       American Opossum (female).
2 PUTORIUS NOVEBORACENSIS.  New-York Ermine (spring plumage)o
Pi-esented by HERAMAN WENDELL, M. D
3 VULPES FULVUS.             Red Fox (male).
4 HYSTRIX RUDSONIUS.         North-American Porcupine (male).
Very large.
5 NUMENIUS LONGIROSTRIS.    Long-billed Curlew (male).
6 PODICEPS RUBRICOLLIS.      Red-necked Grebe (male).
7 SALAMANDRA PUBVIOLACEA.  Violet-colored Salamander (male).