THE OOLOGIST. 



Exchanges and Wants. 



Brief special announcements, " VVanti," " Ex- 

 changes,"' inserted in this department for 25 cents per 

 25 words. Notices over 25 words charged at the rate 

 of one-half cent per word. No notice inserted for less 

 than 25 cents. Notices which are merely indirect 

 methods of soliciting cash purchasers cannot be ad- 

 mitted to these columns under any circumstances. 

 Terms, cash with order. 



Eggs in Sets. — Nos. 88, 97, gg, 141, i8g, 314, 333. 402, 

 425, 4g2, 405, 507, 557, 696, and many others. CHAS. 

 K. DOE, Box 495, Providence, R. I. 



To Exchaiige. — First-class eggs and woods for 

 first-class eggs. Correspondence with collectors de- 

 sired. Send list and w.ints. THOS. D. PORCHER, 

 Willington, N. C. 



Three volumes youth's Comfianion ('83, '84, '85), 

 for pair of climbers, and eggs in sets with data ; also 

 eggs for same. DANIEL' G. KAPRIEIAN, Hamil- 

 ton. N. Y. 



A pair of Acme Lever Skates; an Imperial Stamp 

 Album, 150 Foreign Stamps ; and Secor's American 

 Bird Warbler, for best offer of second-class bird eggs. 

 C. D. PLATT, 426 Main street, Bridgeport, Conn. 



Birds eggs in sets and single, to exchange for same. 

 CHAS. LOMONT, Santa Rosa, Sonoma Co., Cal. 



I will give 25 genuine arrowheads to the person who 

 will send me the best assortment of birds' eggs in sets 

 or single A. CALDERVVOOD, Santa Rosa, Sono- 

 ma Co., Cal. 



First-class eggs of 123, 149:1, 300, 431, 516, 555, 580, 

 etc. (some sets), for best offers of .second-class eggs. 

 Correspondence solicited. ARTHUR E. PRICE. 

 Grand Park, Ills. 



To Exchange — Eggs of Long Island birds for oth- 

 ers. Correspondence solicited from all. All letters 

 answered. FRANK U. SILLECK., 230 Monroe-st., 

 Brooklyn, N. Y. 



I have 40 varieties of eggs iii full sets, to exchange 

 for others ggs or books on Ornithology. Send list and 

 receive mine. DR. W. S. STRODE, Bernadotte, 111. 



To Exchange.— Bird's pggs, in sets, with full data, 

 for such sets as I may want ; also one new Ballard 

 Rifle, 22-cal., for sale, or to exchange for eggs in sets. 

 H. W. DAVIS, Box 34. North Granville, N^ Y. 



To Exchange. — Alligator Arms, P'lorida Moss, and 

 Flints fr )m Thonotossa Lake, Florida, for birds' eggs. 

 Write first. WILLARD ELIOT, Thonotossa. Fla. 



I will exchange sea curiosities, minerals and stamps, 

 for all kinds of curiosities, minerals, stamps, coins, 

 etc., suitable for cabinet. A. D. FULLER, Wake- 

 field, Mass. 



Magazines, in good order, papers, rare old books 

 and bird's eggs, for birds' eggs, curiosities and sea 

 shells. E. A. CANSDELL, Princeton, xMercer Co., 

 Missouri. 



A first-class egg of Nos, 7, 13, 22, 149a, 181, 197, 154, 

 iS7i 3'5- 258, 261, 460, and Eb. for 6 fine Indian Arrow 

 Heads or two fine Spear Heads. ARTHUR B. 

 ROBERTS, Weymouth Medina Co., Ohio. 



To Exchange.— Birds' eggs, in sets, and singles for 

 sets. Send list to E. F. KOCH, College Hill, Hamil- 

 ton Co., O. 



Naturalist's labels printed to order, in exchange for 

 specimens. Two Indiana Geologic il Reports (fine 

 ones) for same from another state. J. O. SNYDER, 

 Waterloo, Ind. 



To Exchange. — -no Foreign Stamps, Frank Leslie's 

 Monthly Magazines^ a stem-winding watch, a Colt's 

 sJx--hooter, and specimens of mounted Horned Frogs, 

 for first-class birds' eggs. Send stamp for list of my 

 eggs. E. F. HUTCHES, O and 32d-St., G..;veston, 

 Texas. 



A large list of eggs in sets, for exchange, all first- 

 class, with data. Send duplicate list. G. NOBLE,, 

 Savannah, Ga. 



Two small Alligators, worth $2.00, for Nos. 5, 480, 

 388, 420, 498, 361, 289. 293, 282a, 488, Ridgeway'.s 

 Nomenclature. Write first. VVILLARD ELIOT, 

 Thonotossa, Fla. 



I have birds' eggs and sundries to exchange for 

 articles in the sporting line, that I can use, and eggs 

 or skins of gams birds. E. A. SHEPHE KD, 5520 

 Wentworth-Ave , Chicago, Ills. 



Wanted, — Eggs of all Humming Birds and nest ; 

 also eggs of sea birds. Correspondence solicited with 

 CaUfornia collectors. H. W. FISK, Fort Howa d,Wis. 



Wanted. — ^Eggs, single or sets, of foUowine : 337, 

 338, 341, 425, 431, 473. 480, 516, 582, 585, 594, 609, i5i8„ 

 627, 664, 666, 690, 691, 721, 723, 742, 743, 641. HARRY 

 W. FISK, Fort Howard, Wis. 



Will exchange a pair of Muscovy Ducks for climb- 

 ing irons. No, 2. preferred, strapped for use. Address 

 R, W. PATTERSON, Lock BOX 247, Parkersburg, 

 W. Va. 



A printing press and outfit to trade for coins ; also a 

 large lot of Indian relics to trade for fine crystallized 

 minerals. Curiosities for fossils. WILL P. ARNOLD, 

 Shannock, R. I. 



Minerals to exchange for the best offer ot Indian, 

 relics. For further information apply to LEfc^ T. 

 GAUCHAT, P, O. Box 135, Clarksville, Tenn. 



I have the following eggs to exchange : Nos. i, 7,. 

 12, 22, ES.. 211, 214, 231, 248, 278, 278b, 282, and 304.. 

 Send list, many common eggs wanted FRANK L. 

 BURNS, Berwyn, Pa. 



Marine shells, star fish and other marine curiosities. 

 for first-class birds' eggs, in sets, with datn. Send 

 lists. Correspondence solicited. C. M. W. ALDRICH, 

 Greenport, N. Y. 



Twenty-five varieties of Mounted Birds, including. 

 Hawks, Owls and Ducks, for others, or large eggs. 

 Will give good exchange for a pair of Hawk Owls in^ 

 the meat W. H. LUCAS, West Stratford, Conn. 



One snare drum and rosewood drum-st/cks, a pair 

 of roller skates, minerals and from 225 to 255 of the 

 Golden A rgosy to exchange for minerals and Indian 

 relics. HARVEY MARTIN, 139 Fifth-Ave., Lans- 



ingburgh, N. Y. 



I have fine minerals to exchange for same. W. B.. 

 AUCOTT, Willow-ave., Germantown, Philadelphia^ 

 Penn. 



Wanted to exchange, a No. 10 Crimping Machine 

 for instruments or for a copy of " Inger.soli's Birds' 

 Nesting," or other books. ED. D. McCR.\KY. 

 2525 Fifth-ave, Birmingham, Ala. 



I will exchange Guinea pigs and mounted birds for 

 eggs in sets, or birds in meat, would like Saw-\\ het 

 ()wls, American Crossbill. Yellow-headed blackbirds, 

 and many others. A. E. KIBBE, Mayvdle, N. Y. 



