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Burns, J. J., 8prague, Wash.: liock. 



(Koturned.) 3102 (xiii). 

 BrsHNELL, C. S., Jacksonville, Fla. : 



Rock, (Keturued.) 3187 (xiii). 

 Buster, J. C, San I'edro, Cal. : Minerals. 



(Returned.) 3184 (xii). 

 BuTCHEU, M., Ogden, Utah: White sub- 

 stance resenililiug sand. (Returned.) 



2778 (XIII). 

 Bynum, Dr. J. C, Stewartsville, Mo.: 



Supposed petrified eye. (Returned.) 



3009 (x-a). 

 Califorxia Academy of Sciences, San 



Francisco, through L. M. Looniis : 



Eleven birds' skins ; 8 birds' skins from 



Lower California. (Returned.) 3099, 



3125 (II). 

 Calliiiax, a. E., Benkelmau, Nebr. : 



Small iron spoons. (Returned.) 3207 



(XV). 



Camp, Col. W. B., Sacketts Harbor, 

 N. Y. : Two carved stone pipes. (Re- 

 turned.) 2960 (XIV). 



Campbell, W. P., Bethany, W. Ya, : 

 Maori robe, made from the root of New 

 Zealand flax. 32.31 (295G1) (xiv). 



Capwell, V. L., Luzerne, Pa. : Ores. 3176 



(XIII). 



Carpenter, D. H., Sidney, Colo.: Two 

 specimens of onyx. 2830 (xiii). 



Carr, J. C, Morris, 111.: Fo-ssil plants. 

 3058 (x-c). 



Carson, C. J. R., Los Angeles, Cal. : Mex- 

 ican Indian armor, Spanish shield, and 

 California Mission keys. (Keys re- 

 turned, armor and shield retained.) 

 3081 (29421) (XV). 



Case, S. T., Escondido, Cal. : Mineral. 

 (Returned.) 3074 (xii). 



Chambers, .James, Prescott, Ariz. : Ore. 

 (Returned.) 3015 (xiii). 



Champion, T. E. (Sec under Blue Rock 

 Contracting Company.) 



Chambers, M. .T. C, Frankfort, Mich.: 

 Fragments of pottery. (Returned.) 

 3093 (XIV). 



Chandler. G. A., Osage, Iowa : Fur coat. 

 (Returned.) 3197 (i). 



Charlton, L., Edgefield Court-house, 

 S.C: Earth. (Returned.) 3038 (xiii). 



Chase, Y. H., Wady Petra, 111.: Three 

 specimens of Caulopieris. (Returned.) 

 3131 (x-b). 



Child, Erastus, Bedford, Iowa: Insect. 

 (Returned.) 2947 (vii). 



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Clark, C. B., Covington, Ky. : Supposed 

 aerolite. (RetunKsd.) 3018 (.\ii). 



Clemons, W. T., Syracuse, N. Y. : Iuse(;t. 

 (Returned.) 2790 (vii). 



Clickerson, Charles, Tangier, lud. : 

 Arrow-head. (Returned.) 2769 (xiv). 



Collins, Thomas, New York City : Insect. 

 (Returned.) 2794 (vii). 



Collins, T. .!., Haddoufield, N. .7. : Unfin- 

 ished cerenu)uial object, boat-shaped 

 object, and fragment of a worked skull. 

 (Returned.) 2894 (xiv). 



Conner, David, San Pedro, Cal. : Ore. 

 (Returned.) 29.38 (xiii). 



Cook, F. L., Milford, Ohio: Continental 

 fractional currency. (Returned.) 3039 

 (xvii). 



Costa Rica, Museum of, through Seuor 

 J. Fid. Tristan : Crustaceans. (8 speci- 

 mens returned, 3 retained). 2971 

 (30099) (viii). 



Cox, Philip, Upper Maugerville, New 

 Brunswick: Fishes; 3 frogs. (Re- 

 turned.) 2818, 2920 (V, IV). 



Craigen, C. S., Fox Lake, Wis. : Supjiosed 

 meteorite. (Returned.) 3179 (xii). 



Cresnutt, M. N., Big Spring, Ind. : In- 

 sect. (Returned ) 3177 (vii). 



Crites, S. M., Peoria, 111.: Sample of 

 Avood. (Returned.) 2853 (xvii). 



Crockett, Dr. .1. G., Pulaski, Ya. : Chrys- 

 alis of an insect. (Returned.) 3191 



(VII). 



CUNDIFF, W. H., Decatur, Tex.: Rocks. 



(Returned.) 3185 (xiii). 

 Curry, J. B., jr.. Key West, Fla.; 



through Senator Pasco: Substance 



taken from a whale. 2957 (i). 

 Dabney, Charles W., jr. (See under 



Department of Agriculture.) 

 Davey, M. a., Galveston, Tex.: Crabs. 



3170(29419) (VIII). 

 Davidson, F. .1., Pinos Altos, N. Mex.: 



Mineral. (Returned.) 2981 (xii). 

 Davifs, J. L., Davenport, Wash. : Rock. 



(Returned.) 2975 (xiii). 

 Day, C. W., Cliftondale, Mass. : Coloop- 



tera. (Returned.) 3134, 3169 (vii). 

 DeLong, W. E., Morrillton. Ark. : Plant. 



3041 (XI). 

 Dennett, W. S., Saco, Me. : Acorn from a 



red-oak tree, with a worm and case em- 

 bedded. 2918 (VII). 

 Devereux, a., Decatur, Tex. : Rocks. 



3206 (XIII). 



