110 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF NEW JERSEY. 



C. praetextatum, Say. 



Generally distributed, moderately abundant Liebeck. Brig- 

 antine Beach, in September Hamilton. New Jersey Collection 

 Roberts and United States National Museum. 



O. ocellatum, Say. 



Generally distributed, moderately abundant Liebeck. New 

 Jersey Collection United States National Museum. 



O. pygmaeum, 111. 



New Jersey Collection United States National Museum. 



C. unipunctatum, Linn. 



Generally distributed, moderately common Liebeck. 



C. anale, Payk. 



Camden, rare Liebeck. New Jersey Collection United 

 States National Museum. Ocean county, cranberry bogs, com- 

 mon Smith. 



There are a number of unnamed species in collections, which 

 will probably add a few to the above list. 



PHCBNONOTUM, Sharp. 

 P. extriatum, Say. 



Brigantine Beach, in September Hamilton. 



Family SILPHIDJE. 



NBCROPHORUS, Fabr. 

 N. americana, Oliv. 



Generally distributed, not rare Weiftel. Westville, rare 

 Liebeck. Caldwell, common Crane. Newark. Hudson 

 county Linell.* Madison. 



N. sayi, Lap. 



Hudson county Linell. 



* Mr. LineH's collecting was done very largely along the Palisades to Fort Lee, 

 in the marshes back of Hoboken, and at Snake Hill and its immediate vicinity. 

 This is particularly so in the Staphylinide families. 



