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Annual Reports of Academy of 
Mrs. Walter Jackson Freeman. Collection of minerals. 
F. Lynwood Garrison. Minerals from China and Nevada. 
Miss L. Gibson. Collection of minerals. 
Dr. W. W. Keen. Collection of minerals. 
Senor Adolfo Lahayg. Collection of minerals, Llallagua, Bolivia. 
J. S. Malone. Collection of Quartz and Agate pebbles from Oregon. 
Joseph McFarland. Jr. Collection of rocks. 
R. A. F. Penrose, Jr. Phosphatic concretion, Sampson Co., S. C. 
Charles K. Shaw. Collection of minerals of Wm. H. Shaw. 
Miss E. L. Whitaker. Collection of minerals. 
Purchased. Forty-seven minerals from Franklin, N. J., and Langban, Sweden. 
Exchange. Haidingerite, hulsite, ingoite and orientite. 
Archeology 
Miss Gertrude Abbott. Dancing-girl’s anklet; Chumen-(lime) boxes; 
little girl’s ornament, etc. Celebes. 
Dr. Wm. L. Abbott. Natives’ mats. Madagascar. 
George W. Bassett. Stone implements, Phila., Pa., and Cape May Co., N. J. 
Lynford Biddle. Stone implements from “ Red-paint graves, ’ Mt. Desert, 
Me. 
Charles S. Boyer. Celt, Island of Orchilla, W. I. 
Michael J. Clancey. Stone and pottery images, stone implements; Nicara¬ 
gua. Bows, arrows, beadwork ornaments, mat, and bark-cloth blankets of 
Sumo Indians, Nicaragua. 
Mrs. Walter Jackson Freeman. Stone implements, Colorado; Clay 
figurine; Mexico; Ethnographical material from New Mexico, Alaska, Curacoa, 
and Tunis; Archaeological material, Carthage. 
A. W. Gimbe (in exchange). Arrowheads, Penn. 
Miss M. L. Hopper. Pueblo pottery; ancient sherds and flakes, New Mexico 
and Wyoming. Roman and Egyptian archeological material. 
Wharton Huber. Celt, Nicaragua. 
Dr. W. W. Keen. Stone implements, Eastern U. S., sherds, Arizona. 
J. G. Malone. Cowry clusters, Africa (?). 
Dr. John Marshall. Tapa, Samoa. 
I. P. Middleton. Ancient Peruvian pottery; Roman lamps; shell brace¬ 
let, Indonesia; Woodpecker-feather head’bands, California. Etc. 
Clarence B. Moore. Archeological material from Florida Keys; printed 
reproductions of scenes from the Egyptian “ Book of the Dead,” and illustrations 
of Mummy-cases. 
Miss M. D. Pott. Stone implements, Berks Co., Penn. 
Calvert Pratt. Stone implements, Del. Co., Penn., and Montana. 
University of Washington, State Museum (in exchange). Stone imple¬ 
ments, Washington. 
Wistar Institute, University of Pennsylvania. Upas poison, Celebes. 
