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Bunch of Grapes curiously grown in a phial.— From G. Gallant. 
Mexican Spur, taken from the foot of a Mexican soldier, slain at the 
battle of San Jacinto, by Col. J. Taylor, of Alabama.— Deposited 
by Judge Bryan. 
Alligator, ( Crocodilas Indus,)—From CoL H. Whiting , U. S. A . 
Fossil Wood, from deep cut on Baltimore and Washington Railroad. 
—From Joseph Willett. 
Five Pieces of Coin.— From A. W. Deorselling. 
One specimen Icterus baltimore, one specimen Icterus agripennis, 
one Picus erythrocephalus.— From J. H. Fowler . 
Tringa Wiisonii.— From J. T. Given. 
Cypselus pelasgius.— From Mr. Johnson. 
White Racoon Skin, ( Procyon lotor,) from the Rocky Mountains.— 
From W. B. Todd. 
The following Fossil and other Casts.— From Professor J. Locke , 
of Cincinnati . 
4 Isotelus megistos, Adams Co., O. 2 
3 “ “ Cincinnati, O. 1 
1 “ “ Warren Co., O. 1 
2 “ gigas, Covington, Ky. 1 
2 “ “ Cincinnati, O. 1 
1 “ megistos, Maysville, Ky. 
1 “ undetermined, Cincinnati, O. 1 
1 Calymene Blumenbachii, Dudley, Eng 1 
2 “ Senaria, Springfield, O. 
2 “ “ Richmond, O. 2 
1 “ “ Cincinnati, O. 2 
1 “ Downingiee, Dudley, Eng. 1 
3 Triarthus Beckii, Newport, Ky. 1 
1 Crj'plolitus tessellatus, Newport, Ky. 2 
1 Dupleura Dekayi, Lockport, N. Y. 1 
2 Strophomena alternata, Cincinnati, O. 1 
1 Asaphus tuberculatus, Springfield, O. 1 
1 “ caudatus, Cincinnati, O. 1 
3 “ undetermined, Columbus, O. 1 
1 “ “ Louisville, Ky. 1 
2 Large mouth piece of Isotelus megis-1 
tos, Cincinnati, O. 3 
1 Trilobite, undetermined, Lockport,N.Y. 9 
4 “ “ Springfield, O. 
1 “ “ Cincinnati, O. 1 
1 Bilobite fucoid, Cincinnati, O. 1 
1 Pentamerus oblongus, Preble Co., O. 
Pentamerus oblongus, Springfield, O. 
“ “ Maquokata Riv. Iowa. 
Lingula, Cincinnati, O. 
Orbicula, Hamilton Co., O. 
Atrypa testudinaria, Brown Co., O. 
“ (undetermined,) 
Bivalve resem’g unio, Cincinnati, O. 
“ “ “ Mouth of Lick¬ 
ing River, Ky. 
Fucoides, Covington, Ky. 
“ Cincinnati, O. 
“ Mason, O. 
“ Adams Co., O. 
“ Cauda-Galli, Scioto Co., O. 
“ Harlani, Alle'y Mountains. 
Pterina carinata, Cincinnati, O. 
“ “ Richmond, Ind. 
Shell resem’g Gryphea, Columbus, O. 
Diluvial grooves, near Dayton, O. 
Star coral, Cincinnati, O. 
Cornularia quadrisulcata, Richmond.Ia. 
Apocrinites reticulata, Cincinnati. O. 
Impression of coal vegetables, Muskin¬ 
gum Co., O. 
“ “ “ Rushville, II. 
Apocrinites reticulata, Little Miami, O. 
For the Library . 
Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, transmitted in obedience 
to a resolution of the House of Representatives, of 29th June, 
1838, Doc. No. 21, 3d Session, 25th Congress .—-From Hon. 
Levi Woodbury. 
Discourse delivered before the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 
1842, by Job R. Tyson .—From the Author . 
The President of the United States, Patron of the Institute, deposit¬ 
ed the full length likeness of M. Guizot, executed by Mr. Healey, 
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