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THE OOLOGIST. 



I.j4 las broken pieces Of Arrow llfflcl^i. Spear 

 Heads. Knives etc., of Flint, Jasper i tc. 

 (Various forms of barbs or notclies well 



! llust rated) 8 lbs 1 .25 



158 1 tine Axe, broken and mended, 



1 small Axe, 1 unnamed jjc, 3 lbs 75 



155) :5 Axes, 2;| lbs 75 



.Ml the above Kellcs are ficim the Monnds of 



the Ohio Valley. And also Lots No. 182 to 189. 



160 5 half shells Venvn rnercenaria from 

 Ind. Shell Heap Caseo Bay, Maine, 5 oz. .30 



161 3 tine shells Buccinvm, same as 

 Lot IGO, 4 oz 30 



102 6 Natiat, same as 100, 4 oz 30 



103 1 Leg Bone from Ind. Grave, Mich, 

 tine, 15 in. long, 8 oz 35 



104 2 13 in. Bones same as 103. 



2 oz 30 



109 30 Arrowhead Chips, Mich. 10 pes. 

 marked pottery, So. Car. 40 Arrowheads, 

 Si^ears, Ac, of Quartz, Jasper, &e., Ga. 

 2j tb 1.00 



170 3 Arrowheads. Pa., 80 Arrowheads, 

 Speais. A-c, Ga., 3 Mineials, 2^Ib 1.50 



171 1 War Chtb head, Ind.. 3 Knives, Ga. 

 33 Arrowheads, &c., Ga., 2^tb 75 



172 3 Me. Minerals. 2 pes., Ind. Bones, 



extra seriated Arrowheads withc-nt base. 

 4 imp. Sjiears, 12 imp. Arrowheads, 3 imp. 

 KniveB. Onio, 2f tb ,90 I 



174 1 tine flint Drill with jmint broken, I 



1 good Flint Chisel, 1 very tine Knife, Ohio, ! 



3 oz ' 80! 



175 55 imp. Spearheads, Teun. 3tt>. 1.25 ' 

 170 85 fair Arrow-heads, Tenn., 2flb2.00 

 177 12 fair Spear heads, Tenn., lloz. 1.00 



179 12 " " " 15 oz. 1.00' 



180 12 " '• " 15 oz. 1.00 



181 SSpfarsaudO Knives, Tenn. , 11 oz. 

 1.00 



182 2 fine Knives, 1 large scrape , 1 Hoe, 

 7 oz 1.50 



184 30 rude implements from Southern 

 Ind., used for War Club heads, Knives, 

 Scrapers, i.tc.3| lb 2.00 



185 '20 Knives. Scrapers, Ac, 2 or 3 War 

 Club heads, 10 broken pes., Ind., 2^ lb 1.50 



180 10 uunotched Scrapers, 6 notched 

 Scrapers, Ind., oz . 1.25 



188 An unsorted lot of Knives, Scrapers, 

 Ac, 30 pes 2^ lb 1.50 



189 40 pes. same as lot 188, 3| tb. ..2.00 



MISCELLANEOUS 



19(1 4 dark Sand Dollars, 15 fine ^^ bite 

 Sand Dollars, 1 imp. Key hole Urchin, 4 

 imp., Dollars, oz 50 



192 10 advertising Electrotypes will set 

 80 inches, single column ads. contain cuts of 

 over 20 articles — A bonanza for an Amateur 

 printer, 9^* lb ,1.00 



193 20 Pleiocene Fossils Sdxicora rtigu- 

 Kii, Main<», 3 oz .40 



194 A very fine collection of Iowa Fossils, 

 Carboniferous, 18 jx s. . a fine assortment of 

 Ferns, Plants, Sea Weeds, &c., 4 lb. . . 2.50 



195 Another collection same, 12 pes. but 

 not as fine as last lot, 2^ lb 1.00 



190 Same as 195, 11 pes., 2^ lb 75 



197 Same— 17.spec, mostly Ferns 2| lb 75 



198 40 red and black Glass Beetles, gilt 

 legs and trimmings, I in. body, good for 

 Taxidermists, 7 oz., ,.75 



SECOKD CLASS BIKD"s EGdS 



Some ot the spec, in the following lots 

 are only slightly \xn\>., while others are de- 

 cidedly so, but in either instance mc guaran- 

 tee them to be worth more than our i^rices, 

 we have exercised care and have taken con- 

 siderable i^ains in packing them and think 

 they will go safely without bresikage, but 

 as we are clearing out aur 2(ls we will not 

 dti])licate broken specimens. 



200 12 Brewer's Blackbirds. 12 Catbirds 

 2 Bluebird, 3 var. of Turtle, 12 Flickers, 2 

 2 Bluebird, 1 elongated and 1 very curio, 

 pvriforiu shaped spec, of Hen fruit, 11 oz. 00 

 '201 15 Brewer's Blkbird, 7 Flicker, 20 

 Catbird, 20 Bluebird, 1 Canary, 10 oz GO 



203 40 Catbird, 10 Quail, Blue Jay, 10 

 oz 70 



In the following Lots we have used Kidg- 

 way's No. 's in place of printing the names 

 of the species. 



2(15 9 Eug. Sparrow, 22 Bluebird. 18 Cat- 

 bird, 2, 480; 4, 201; .5, 378; 1, 242; 2, 278a; 

 4 Starling, 9 oz 75 



200 l" ea. of 193a, 149, 220, and 230; 

 2 ea. of 207, 254, 251; 0, 93; 4, 11; 0, 248: 

 5. 12 ; 14, 22 ; 20, 153, 9 oz 1.50 



207 1 ea. of 27, 193a, 51, 42, 135, 257, 

 259, 24.^ 237a, 361, 140; 2 ta. of 170, 60; 

 4 ea. of 312, 320, 5 oz 1.25 



208 2 of 2.58; 6, 271; 7, 315; 12, 214; 4,7; 



1, 157; 12, 154; 7, 231; 9, 151. 10 oz 75 



209 1 each of 1, 24, 152, 30, 193a, 310, 

 183, 207, 217, 201, 202, 97, E. S., 13.5, 143, 

 181, 08, 182, 77, 42, 123, 114, 32, 01b; 2 

 of 27 ; 3 of 52, 4 oz 2.00 



210 3 of 24; 4, 12; 12, E. S. ; 4, 151; 13, 

 211; 5, 201; 2, 13; 2, 214; 11, 157; 3, 320; 



2, 41; 3, 304; 2, 289; 2, 201a: 3. 244; 4, 320; 

 1 ea. of 193a, 170, 143, 23], 231a, 315, 93, 

 149a, 274, 1, 10 oz L25 



211 3 of 22: 2. 23; 7, 214; 3,151; 6, 231a; 

 9, 157; lea. of 21, 24, 41, 181, 13, 498, 



oz 70 



212 7 of 201a; 11, 304; 2 ea. of 289. 1, 12, 

 7, 277; 1 ea. of 204, 7a, IL 244, oz 50 



215 35 2nd-class eggs from Sweden; 



mostly unnamed, 11 oz 50 



217 10 La Plata Dove from So. Am. 



1 Thick-billed Vireo, Bahamas, 3 European 

 Wren and 1 Chiffchatf. Eggs in this lot 

 ucarlv if not all Ist-class. 1 oz 1.50 



