VOL. XIII. NO. 4. 



ALBION, N. Y., APRIL, 1896. 



Whole No. 126- 



Wants, Exchanges, and For Sales. 



Brief special annouucements, "Wants,' "Exclianges" "For Sales," inserted In this departmeni 

 for 250 per '2.t words. Notices over 25 words, charged at the rate of one-half cent per each additional 

 word. No notice Inserted for less than 2.5c. Terms, cash with order. 



"Dealers" can use these columns at Regular Advertising rates, only. 



Strictly First-class specimens will be accepted In payment at one-third list rates. 



Exchange cards and Coupons (subscription) will be accepted according to conditions stated 

 thereon. 



FOR SALE.— Coast birds in the flesh, Vols. 

 XI and XII of the Oologist, Vols. IX and X of 

 Ornithologist a?id Oologist, Vol 1 of the Museum. 

 ALVAH G. DORR, Bucksport, Maine. J2t. 



WANTED.— Good double shot gun in ex- 

 change for Natural History specimens. Deer 

 heads, birds, etc., ALVAH G. DORR, Bucks- 

 port, Me. 



WANTED a good shot gun, revolver or rifle 

 in first class condition. Have eggs in sets and 

 singles to exchange. Persons who care to ex- 

 change write to GEO. S. GREENE, Care of 

 First National Bank, Los Angeles, Cal. 



NOTICE. — I vs^ill give a good pair of opera 

 glasses for a set of V» Bald Eagle or for a set of 

 "^4 Dusky Poor-will. Eggs must be in good 

 condition. Address. R.P. SMITHWICK. Merry 

 Hill, Bertie Co., N. C. 



FOR SALE.— A fine A. No. 1 Baritone horn. 

 Will sell cheap. Has only been used a few 

 times. Write quick, and get particulars. 

 CHAS. L. SWISHER, Tunkhannock, Wyom- 

 ing Co., Pa. 



CRAYON PORTRAITS painted by myself to 

 exchange for Davie's Nests and Eggs, other 

 Oological works or anything I want. Write 

 what you have. W. PAUL STORMONT, Ster- 

 ling, Kan. 



FOR SALE.— Very cheap for cash rare sets 

 including many of the raptores. Will exchange 

 for old coins, kodak or camera, anything valu- 

 able. C. H. WATROUS, Chester, Conn. 



FOR EXCHANGE.— Gent's size gold filled 

 watch (new) case, warranted 20 years, works. 

 N.Y. Standard Watch Co. Would like camera, 

 good microscope, or best offers. Write me. 

 FRANK STUART, RitzvlUe, Wash. 



WANTED.— To correspond at once with par- 

 ties who can collect eggs of the Passenger Pig- 

 eon. Also vf^Jit Nidiologist ot Oct., Nov. and 

 Dec. 1893, and Feb. Apr., May, Aug and Oct. 

 1894, and Oologist of May 1891, Mar. 1892, and 

 Apr. 1893. Will give 85c in singles for each 

 clean copy. OTTO J. ZAHN. 427 S. Hope St., 

 Los Angeles, Cal. 



FOR EXCHANGE or sale. Birds eggs in sets. 

 bird skins, mammal skins, mounted specimens, 

 Indian relics, etc. C. P. FITE, Denver, Ind. 



SNAKES. Lizzards and Butterflies. Will ex- 

 change lor a six-inch caliper, graduated 111 

 hundreths of inches, a set of egg drills and $2.5U 

 in cash. A snap. AMOS PYFER, Lanham, 

 Neb. 



LOOK.— 125 philatelic magazines for a set of 

 364 % or 32614, receiver to pay express charges 

 on papers. W. E. SNYDER, Beaver Dam, 



Wis. 



"TEXAS" fossils 3 for 10c to any address in 

 the U. S. Sc extra foreign country. Address, 

 R. L. MORE, Decatur, Tex. N. 



TWO RECEIPTS for 10c silver or stamps, 

 how to write on iron tools and how to write on- 

 glass. You can write any name on any smooth 

 piece of metal or glass. So that it will remain 

 permanently. Will exchange above receipts 

 tor 1st class egg worth 25c or two 'perfect ar- 

 rowheads, or Hne copper cent or 14 cent prior 

 to 1845. ARTHUR B. ROBERTS, Weymouth, 

 Medina Co., Ohio. 



SNAKES.— I want at once a Boa Constrictor 

 or Python, must be good feeder and perfectly 

 sound. Also books on all species of snakes 

 (cheap). Write giving descirption and prices. 

 R. G. PAINE, 1416 R. 1. Ave., N. W., Washing- 

 ton, D. C. N. 



FOR SALE.— Stuffed and mounted pea-fowl 

 1st class. For exchange: violin for a 5x7 pho- 

 to outfit. I have also a 5x8 camera, lot of good 

 minerals, ofossils, curios,' skins, etc., to ex- 

 change for a wide angle lens, books on natural 

 history or good offers. R. M. DALRYMPLE, 

 Baker, Ohio. N. 



LOWER Silurian Fossils. Will send perfect 

 specimens of Rhynchonella Bentata, Rhynchon- 

 ella Capax, Orthis Subquadrata.Orthis Bif.orata, 

 Strophomena Planumbona, Strophomeiia Alter- 

 nata,Strophomena Ehomboidalis, Orthis Emacer- 

 ata, Orthis Insculpta, Zygospira Modesta, Coclo- 

 nem,a Bilix, for 50 cents post-paid or natural 

 history specimens. LEWIS SMITH. Liberty. 

 Ind. N.' 



