130 THE NAUTILUS. 



Wni. J. Fox, Philadelphia, Pa.— 



Vertigo pentodon, and Pupa corticaria, Say. 



Geo. W. Webster, Lake Helen, Fla.— 



A very fine lot of Florida and Tennessee shells, including the 

 new variety '"albida" of Bulimulus Dormani ; Helix steno- 

 trema, spinosa, auriculata, avara and Hubbardi ; Goniobasis 

 catenaria. Say (a handsome variety) ; Glandina truncata, Gruel. ! 

 Patula vortex, Pfr. and caeca, Guppy ; Bythinella Monroeensis, 

 Dall and Floridana, Fr. ; Succinea luteola, Gld. and Salleana, 

 Pfr. ; Spirula Peronii, Lam. ; Iphigenia Braziliana, Lam. ; 

 Marginella apicina, Menke ; lauthina globosa, Swn. ; Seila 

 terebralis, C. B. Ad. ; Echinella nodulosa, Pfr. ; Unio 

 Anthony ii, Blandingianus, aheneus, amygdalum, corvunculus, 

 and Jewettii, all of Lea. 



John H. Campbell, Philadelphia, Pa. — 



Haminea vesicula, Gould ; Cypraea Sowerbyi ; Trivia Cali- 

 fornica and Solandri and Mangilia merita, Gld. 



Geo. J. Streator, Garrettsville, O. — 



Zonites ferreus, Morse; Sphaerium rhomboideuni and fabalis ; 

 Ancylus rivularis, Say ; and others. 



Dr. G. D. Lind, St. Louis, Mo.— 



Unio Higginsii, Lea and Limnaea umbilicata, C. B. Ad. 



Jas. M. De Laney, Rochester, N. Y. — 



One of the finest lots yet received, including Cardium consors, 

 Sby. ; procerum, SI)y. and muricatum, Linn. ; Calliostoma 

 canaliculatum. Mart, and annulatuni, Mart. ; Pecten aequis- 

 sulcatus, Cooper ; Helix devius, Gld., ptychophora, A. D. Br., 

 and Stearnsiana, Gabb ; Venus gnidia, Br. & Sby. ; Strombus 

 granulatus, Wood ; Bulla nebulosa, Gld. ; Tellina rubescens, 

 Ham. and Gouldii, Han. ; Tapes grata. Say; Modulus cerodes, 

 A. Ad. ; and Unio luteolus. Lam., iris, Lea, and undulatus, 

 Barnes. 



Elwood Pleas, Dunreith, Ind. — 



20 species of Claiborne fossils, including Marginella larvata, 

 Conr. and plicata. Lea ; Conomitra fusoides, Conr. ; Limopsis 

 declivis, Conr. ; Strepsidura bella, Conr. ; 3 species of Solarium ; 

 Pasithea sulcata. Lea ; and Corbula nasuta, Conr. 



