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LIST OF DONATIONS. 



Donors. 

 James Griffith. 

 G. Ord. 

 S. Hazard. 

 J. Pearce. 

 S. Wetherill. 



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r. Griffith, Columbia, 



September, 



October, 



of |.R 



Articles presented. 

 Tourmaline, from Baltimore. 

 Collection of Shells. 

 Collection of Seeds, Reptiles, Sec. 

 Collection of Shells and Minerals. 

 Fossil Remains, from New Jersey. 



Fossil impression of a Fern, on Shist 

 from near Columbia, Penn. 



Minerals, Seeds, and Fossils. S. Hazard. 



Large specimen of Mica, from Siberia. Wm. Wagner. 



Skin and Jaws of a Shark, Sec. Capt. Craycroft 



Titanium, from Sparta, New-Jersey. Wm. Maclure. 



Gorgonia, one specimen. B. Say 



Cranium, and Horns, of the Many- 

 horned Sheep, from the Cape 

 Good Hope. 



Collection of Reptilia, preserved in 



spirits. 



Collection of Shells. 



Collection of shells from Ceylon. 



Collection of Iron Ores. 



Collection of Minerals, &c. 



Reptiles, several species. 



Heruarium of American Plants. 



Molluscae, two species. 



Echinus Hexaporus. 



Shells, five species. 



Herbarium ofAmerican Plants, 2 vols. R. E. Griffith, jr. 



Balanus, very large specimen. J. H. Dulles. 



Rock Salt. St. Domingo. W. Poultney. 



Minerals, twenty-two specimens, 

 very rare. 



Marine Animals, eighteen species. S. Hazard 



Bitumen from Havanna. 



Minerals and Shells. 



Horn of the Antelope Americanus. 



Shells, seventeen species. 



Chaetodon, two species. 



Minerals, &c. 



Madrepora Musica. 



"When presented. 

 July. 



August. 



Wm. Maclure. 



Dr. Mease. 

 L. Vanuxem. 

 T. Nuttall. 

 Dr. Gordon. 

 J. Lefevre. 

 Isaac Lea, 

 J. H. Dulles. 



February. 



March. 

 April 



