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 ECONOMIC DEPARTMENT. 



MOBILE FURNITURE MANUFACTORY, Mobile, Ala. 

 1 specimen Red Gum Tree. 



A. M. DODGE & CO., Jersey City, N. J. 

 1 Plank specimen Walnut. 



Butternut. 

 Cherry. 



Birdseye Maple. 

 White Pine. 

 Ash. 



A. M. CANNON, Spokane Falls, Wash. Ter'y. 

 2 Plank specimens Tamarack. 

 1 " " White Pine. 



ETHNOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT. 



L. G. DeKONINCKE, Liege, Belgium. 



5 Stone Implements. 



Dr. J. C. DALTON, New York City. 



6 Javelins poisoned with '* Woorara " from the Cachibo Indians, Ucayali 



River, Peru. Collected by Prof. J. W. Wright. 

 1 Mummified Diminutive Head of an Indian. Andes. 

 1 Scalp Lock. Sioux Indians. 



THOMAS MEYER, New York City. 



1 Obsidian Arrow Head, found in the Yellow Stone Valley. 



Dr. H. M. BACHELER, Gaboon and Corisco Mission, Gaboon, West Africa. 



3 Swords used by Pangwe Tribe. 



1 Tomahawk used by Galwa Tribe. 



1 Broad AVar Knife used by Galwa Tribe. 



1 Pipe used by Pangwe Tribe. 



2 Spear Points used by Pangwe Tribe. 

 1 War Knife used by Galwa Tribe. 



1 Armlet from Ogowe River. 

 Native Cloth used by Ivilli Tribe. 



Mrs. PAUL B. LEEDS, New Iberia, La. 



Nest of Ten Baskets made by Native Indians, Louisiana. 



Mrs. R. L. STUART, New York City. 



A large and valuable collection of Stone Implements of the Palaeolithic 

 and Neolithic Periods of France, Switzerland, and England, number- 

 ing over 2000 specimens. 



H. R. BISHOP, New York City. 



a rr J° t> i'r From British Columbia. 



4 lotem Posts. ) 



HUGH AUCHINCLOSS, New York City. 



A large and valuable collection of the Dresses and Weapons of the 

 Indians of the Columbia River Valley, collected by Mr. James Terry. 



Ma.i. C. D. WARNER, U. S. A. 



War Club of Nez Perce Indians. 



Maj. sewell truax, u. s. a. 



Papoose Cradle, Nez Perce Indians. 



