1881.] ADDITIONS TO THE MUSEUM. -509 



Wm. P. Fodell. Double pear, preserved in alcohol, from garden in Kensing- 

 ton, Phila. 



T. R. Peale, Broussonetia papyrifera Vant., in fruit, cultivated at Ked Bank, N. 

 J. ; leaves of Quercm heterophi/Ua Mx., different forms, Swedesboro, N. J. 



F. W. Price. Linaria vulgaris Moench., peloric form and form without spur. 

 West Chester, Pa. 



F. L. Scribner. Calamagrostis Ilowellii Vasey, new species from Oregon ; 

 Panicum capiUare L., variety from Phila. ; Eulalia Japonica Trin., cultivated, 

 native of Jamaica. 



Prof. Asa Gray, Cambridge, Mass. A collection of one hundred and two 

 species of plants, collected by Dr. J. E. T. Aitcheson, in the Kurum Valley, 

 Afghanistan, in 1879. 



J. M. Hutchings, Yosemite, Cal. Cone of Pinus Lamberiiana, framed in wood 

 of the Sequoia gigantea. 



John H. Redfield. Forty-six species of plants from N. Mexico, Colorado and 

 California, many of them new to the collection. Eleven species of ferns 

 from Cilifornia, Arizona and N. Mexico, new to tlie collection. Seventeen 

 species of ferns and lycopods, collected in New Zealand by A. Craig. 



Minerals. — C. S. Bement Corundum, Mineral Hill, Del. Co., Pa.; Hydro- 

 hematite, Chestnut Hill, Lane. Co., Pa ; Rutile and quartz, Graubiinden ; 

 Pyrolusite, Ilmen, Thuringia; Pyrolusite (polianite), Bohemia: Ouvarovite, 

 Wakefield, Can., Oxford, Can. ; Pyrosmalite, Nordmarken, Sweden; Stilbite 

 and apophyllite, Cape d'or, N. S. ; Samarskite, Mitchell Co.. N. C, ; Apatite, 

 Renfrew, Can.; Autunite, Cornwall, Eng. ; Ankerite, Erzberg, Styria; 

 Aragonite, colored by cobalt, Schwartz, Tyrol ; Meteoric iron, Aug. Co., 

 Va. ; Blende, Ulster Co., N. Y. ; Greenockite, Friedenville, Pa.; Arseno- 

 pyrite, Cornwall, Eng ; Magnetite, Binnenthal ; Rutile in pericline, Pfilsch, 

 Tyrol : Limonite on quartz, Schneeberg, Sax. : Wollastonite, Lewis Co., N. Y. ; 

 Garnets, Phila., Jefferson Co.. N. Y., and Kremnitz. Hungary ; Axinite, near 

 Bethlehem, Pa.; Felspar, Silesia, Austria; Datholite, Isle Royal, L. S. ; 

 Serpentine, Grand Cal. Is., Can.; Serpentine pseud., after Monticellite, 

 Monzoni, Tyrol ; Titanite, Renfrew, Can. ; Wolframite pseud., after Scheelite, 

 Trumbull, Conn.; Barite (cawk), Derbyshire, Eng.; Blue Calcite, Rossie, 

 N. Y. ; Azurite, Moldaira; Orpiment, Felsiib^nya, Hungary; Petzite, Col.; 

 Spinel and Idocrase, Vesuvius ; Manganite, Sweden ; Limonite, Chestnut 

 Hill, Lane. Co., Pa., and Superior ^Mine, Mich. ; Cookeite, Mt. Mica, Me. ; 

 Wollastonite, Vesuvius ; Pyroxene, Renfrew, Can. ; Tourmaline (nine crys- 

 tals), Pierpont, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y. ; Titanite, Medels, Surry and Ontario, 

 Can.; Finite, Schwartzenbach, Bavaria; Pyromorphite, Cumberlaud, Eng.; 

 Brochantite, Sonnenberg ; Calcite, St. Louis, Mo.; Concretions of Siliceous 

 carb. of lime, Easton, Pa.; Concretions (very beautiful), head of Conn. 

 River, N. Y. ; Thenardite, Tarapaca, S. A.; Zircon (twin crystal), Renfrew, 

 Can. ; Apatite, Renfrew, Can. ; Scapolite, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y. ; Sphene 

 and wollastonite, Lewis Co , N. Y. ; Millerite, Antwerp, N. Y. ; Pyroxene, 

 Can. ; Zircon, Grenoble, Can. ; Muscovite, Portland, Conn. ; Zircon with 

 apatite, Renfrew, Can ; Colurabite, Middletown, Conn., and Portlajid, Conn.; 

 Campylite, Cumberland, Eng. ; Specific gravity apparatus of Jolly. 

 Wm. S. Vaux. Fine specimens of Danburiie, Russell. St. Lawrence Co., N. Y. ; 

 Fine specimen of apatite in calcite, Canada; Twin Zircon, Renfrew, Canada; 

 Native gold in quartz. Gaston (]o., N. C. ; Native copper. Australia; Native 

 sulphur, Napa Co., Cal. ; Byssolite, Chester Co ; ChrysocoUa, Berks Co. 

 Pa.; Prehinite, Charleston, Mass. ; Haiiynite, Laacher See, Prussia ; Anda- 

 lusite, Tyrol ; Stilbite, Reading, Pa. ; Dolomite (gurhofite). Sussex Co., N. J. ; 

 Siderite, Scranton, Pa. ; Aragonite with Chalcopyrite and magnetite, Berks 

 Co., Pa,; Cerussite, Chester Co., Pa.; Malachite, Berks Co., I'a. ; Azurite 

 and ChrysocoUa, Lebanon Co., Pa.; Galenite, coated with Pyromorphite, 

 • Stolzite with Wulfenite, Pyromorphite and galenite, all from Wheatley Mine, 

 Chester Co., Pa, ; Pebble of anthracite, Tamaqua, Pa. 



