FOREiai^ DIRECTORY'. 



It was originally iiiteiided to make this a Directory 

 of the Collectors and Ornithologists of the United States 

 and Canada alone, bnt, on the suggestions of several per- 

 sons interested, the names of some of the most prominent 

 gentlemen of Europe, who make natural history a special- 

 ty, have been inserted. As Europe is eminent "for its ad- 

 vancement in scientitic research, it is thought that by in- 

 serting the names of her most prominent advocates of nat- 

 ural science, much benetit mav result. 



Cornall, J. H., St. John, New Brunswick. Taxid. 



Couper, Wm., Quebec, Quebec. Ornith. and Coll. 



Egan, Thomas J., Halifax, Nova Scotia; 177 Lower 

 AVater st. Ornith. and Taxidermist. Value of 

 collections, $2000. 



Foley, Chas., Lindsay, Ontario. Coll. and Taxider- 

 mist. Canadian Birds, 155 : Value, $600. 



Holman, Geo., Toronto, Ontario ; Ritche Terrace. Or- 

 nithologist and Coll. 



Lechevalier, A., Montreal ; 434 St. Mary st. Coll. and 

 Taxidermist. Eggs, 3000 specimens. 



Ross, Dr. A. M., Toronto, Ontario. Ornithologist. 



[Note. — There are many other collectors in 

 Canada, of whom nothing could definitely be as- 

 certained.] 



Harvey, M., St. Johns, Newfoundland. Naturalist. 



