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MUSEUMS AND HERBARIUM 
28 specimens of cup-fungi from western Washington. (By exchange with Mr. 
S. M. Zeller. 
specimens, ‘‘North American Uredinales,"’ Century 10. (Distributed by 
va on am Bartholo: ne 
3,000 specimens o' (Being the herbarium of W. R. Gerard.) 
I specimen of Pian shes from Porto Rico. (By exchange with the 
Field Museum of N: ») 
1 specimen, fruit - ari ae Bermuda. (Given by Mr. E. J. Wortley.) 
2 specimens of hepaticae from Connecticut. (By exchange with As on 
Lorenz. 
7 specimens of Riccia from Texas. (Given by Dr. Frederick McAllister.) 
51 specimens of lichens from New England. (Distributed by Dr. R. Heber 
Howe, 
4 specimens of mosses from Sanford, Florida. (By exchange with Mr. Severin 
Rapp. 
6 specimens of mosses from Norway. (By exchange with Professor Edward B. 
Chamberlain.) 
