Jajucs Hall, LL. D. — Hovey. 149 
The Published Works of James Hall. 
(In the Thirty-sixth Annual Report of the N. Y. State Museum 
of Natural History, a list was published, prepared by Dr. David Mur- 
ray, including all published works from 1836 to 1S82. Supplementary 
lists were published in 1886 and 1888, which appeared in the Forty- 
second Annual Report. At my request. Prof. John M. Clarke, state 
])aleontologist of New York, has kindly brought the list down to date. 
This is regarded as complete, with the possible exception of a few 
minor publications which Dr. Hall himself overlooked in giving the 
data for this catalogue.) (H. C. H.) 
Part I. Books. 
1. Geologj^ of New York. Part IV, comprising the survey of the 
Fourth Geological District; pp. 682. maps and plates. Albany. 184,^ 
4to. 
2. Fremont's Exploring Expedition: Appendix A. Geological 
formations; pp. 295-303. B. Organic Remains; pp. 304-310, 4 plates. 
Washington, 1845. 8vo. 
3. Palaeontology of New York. Vol. i; pp. xxiii, }f^-,?>; plates. 100 
Albany, 1847. 4to. 
4. Report on the Geology of the Lake Superior Land District. By 
J. W. Foster and J. D. Whitney: 
Lower Silurian System. Chapter g, pp. 140-151. Washington, 1851. 
8vo. 
Upper Silurian and Devonian Series. Ibid. Chapter 10, pp. 152-166. 
Description of New and Rare species of Fossils from the Paheozoic 
Series. Ibid. Chapter 13, pp. 203-231. 
Parallelism of the Palaeozoic Deposits of Europe and .America. 
Ibid. Chapter 18. pp. 285-318. 
5. Stansbury's Expedition to the Great Salt Lake. Geology and 
Pakeontology; pp. 401-414. Philadelphia, 1S52. 8vo. 
6. Palaeontology of New York. Vol. II; pp. \iii. 362; 104 i)lates. 
-Albany, 1852. 4to. 
■7. United States and Mexican Boundary Survey (Emory). Geol- 
ogy and Palaeontology of the Boundary; pp. 103, 140, 20 plates. Wash- 
ington, 1857. 4to. Also published in American Journal of Science. 
2(\ Ser. See vol. 24, pp. 72-86. New Haven, 1857. 
8. Geological Survey of the State of Iowa. \'i)l. 1. part 1. Hall 
and Whitney. General Geology. Chapter II. i)p. 35-44. Geology of 
Iowa. General Rcconnoissance. Chapter III. pp. 45 — 46. Part II. 
Palaeontology of Iowa. Chapter \'11I. pp. 473 — 724. 29 plates. .Al- 
bany, 1858. 4to. 
Q. Contributions to the Pakeontology of Iowa, being descrii)tii)ns 
of new species of Crinoidea and other fossils (supplement to vol. I. 
13art II. of the Geological Report of Iowa); pp. i — 92, 3 ])lates. .Al- 
bany, 1859- 
