48 LIST OF SMITHSONIAN PUBLICATIONS

Correspondence:

Presentationof books.

Duke

of Northumberland.

Priestley's lens

Free Freight to Smithsonian Institution, between United States and England. ^E. Cuuard.

RequestforDuplicateShells.

W.

^E. Logan.

Observationsin Hudson's Buy Territory. B. R.Ross.

Johnson, Lectures onAgriculturalChemistry.

Carpenter, Lectures onthe Shells of the GulfofCalifornia.

M/Edler,

Movement

of the Stars arounda Central Point.

De

laRive,Reportonthe Transactionsof the Society ofPhysicsandNatural Historyof Geneva, fromJuly, 1858,to June, 185!).

Regius, Present State of Ethnology in relation to the

Form

of the

Human

Skull.

Flourens,Memoirof

Pyramus

de Candolle.

Airy,

On

the Means whichwill be availableforCorrectingthe Measuresof the Sun's Distancein thenext Twenty-five Years.

Powell, Reports on the State of Knowledge of Radiant Heat,

made

to the British Associationin 1832, 1840,and 1854.

Hilgard, Descriptionof the Magnetic Observatoryat the Smithsonian Insti- tution. ^•

Poggendorff,

On

the Useof theGalvanometerasa Measuring Instrument.

Mallet,

On

Observationof Earthquake Phenomena.

Casella, Descriptionof MeteorologicalInstruments.

Green and

Wurdemakn, On

Filling BarometerTubes.

Welsh, TheConstruction of a Standard Barometer,and Apparatusand Pro- cessesemployedinthe Verification ofBarometersatthe

Kew

Observatory.

Report

for1860.

Correspondence

Memorial relative to Lowe's Aeronautic Voyage across the Atlantic.

Citizeusof Philadelphia.

Presentationof Books on Egypt. R. Lepsius.

On

SmithsonianExchanges. F. Miiller.

On

Smithsonian Exchanges. Win. Hinoks.

Henry, ReplytoMemorialon Lowe's AeronauticVoyage.

Henry,

On

Currentsof the Atmosphere andAerialNavigation.

Rogers, Lectures onRoads andBridges.

Carpenter, Lectures on Mollusca, orshell-fish, and their Allies.

Morlot, GeneralViews onArchaeology.

TheMicroscope.

Nickles, ScientificCongress of Carlsruhe, 1858.

Cdvier,Memoirof ReneJustHaiiy.

Sabine,Magnetic Storms.

Gardiner, Disappearance^{of Ice.}

Fendler,Temperatureof St. Louis, Missouri.

Dewey,Best Hours for TemperatureObservations.

Henry,Description of Smithsonian Anemometer.

LIST OF

SMITHSONIAN

PUBLICATIONS. 49 Nkwto.v, Suggestionsfor savingparts of theskeleton of birds.

VolldMj

On

theWingless Grasshopper^ofCalifornia.

W0KDBMAN,

^{Specimensof Flamingo,etc.,from South Florida.}

Gesner, Habits^of Pouched Rat, orSalamanderof Georgia.

Barnard, Birdsof Chester County, Pennsylvania.

Cooper, ForestsandTrees of Floridaand theMexican Boundary.

Report

for1861.

Correspondence

:

Smithson's Residuary Legacy. Fladgate, Clarke,andFinch.

Free Freight to Smithsonian Institution, between United States and Germany. Kunhardt

&

Co.

Lacustrian Habitations. F.Troyou.

Archaeology. A. Morlot.

Map

of Antiquities of United^States. A. J. Hill.

Exchanges. Royal

Academy

of Science,Madrid.

Exchanges. Mexican Soc. ^of Geog. and Statistics.

Neuroptera. H. Hagen.

Exchangeof Specimens. HamiltonCollege, Clinton, N. Y.

Acknowledgment ^{forBooks. J. A.Codd.}

Arrangementof MineralogicalCollection. C. U. Shepard.

, Scientific Co-operation. Universityof Toronto.

Exchangeof Publications. Royal Horticultural Society,London.

AcknowledgmentforBooks. C.J. Bethuue.

Acknowledgmentfor Shells,etc.

W.

^{H. Pease.}

Circular of the Institute^of Rupert's Land.

Factsrespecting Liberia College. A. Crummell.

Recommendation^of Shea's IndianLinguistics. G. Gibbsandothers.

AccountofLibraryof Indian Linguistics. J. G.Shea.

Woolsey, Eulogyon CorneliusC. Felton.

Cox, Eulogyon Stephen A. Douglas.

Rogers, Lecture on^Bridges.

Alexander,Lecture on theRelations of Time andSpace.

Hayes, Lecture on ArcticExplorations.

Flodrens, Memoirof Geoffroy Saint Hilaire.

Laugel,The Sun,itsChemical Analysis.

Lee,ProgressofAstronomical Photography.

Lespiault, Small Planetsbetween Mars andJupiter.

Ddfour and Kamtz, Scintillation of the Stars.

Daibrke, Metamorphism and^{theFormation of} CrystallineRocks.

Craig,Nitrification.

Hunt, Historyof Petroleumor Rock-oil.

Allen,ExplosibilityofCoalOils.

Destructive Effectof Iron-rust.

Troyon, Lacustrian^{Cities of} Switzerland.

Rutimeyer, Faunaof Middle Europe during the Stone Age.

Troyon, Report onEthnological Collections of

Museum

atLausanne.

Troyon,Archaeological Researches

made

at Concise.

4

50 LIST

OF SMITHSONIAN

PUBLICATIONS.

Peale, Ancient

Mounds

in St. Louis, Missouri.

Gibbs, InstructionsforArchaeological Investigations.

Circular, AncientMining in Lake SuperiorCopper Region.

Morgan, SuggestionsrelativetoEthnological

Map

of NorthAmerica.

Couesand Prentiss, List of Birdsof the District ofColumbia.

PrizeQuestions:

HollandSociety of Science. Harlem.

BatavianSociety of Experimental Philosophyof Rotterdam.

Societyof Artsand Sciencesof Utrecht.

Royal

Academy

of Netherlands.

Report

for1862.

Correspondence

Depositof BeaufortLibrary. E. M. Stanton,Secretaryof

War.

Depositof Bishop Johns' Library. Gen. Edw. Cauby.

MeteorologicalTelegrams. H. Sibley,West. UnionTel. Co.

HeightsofMountains in Colorado. G. Engelmauu.

On

Mountain Measurements. A. Guyot.

Investigations of Biela'sComet. J. S. Hubbard.

Historyof ChesterCo.,Penna.

Wm.

Darlington.

EthnographicalCollections. Thedodore

Lyman.

Ethnographical Collections. H. deSchlagintweit.

Ethnological

Museum

of Norway. LouisK.Daa.

Antiquities inMissouriandTenu. I.Dille.

Skullsand

Mummy

from Patagonia. A. Reid.

Philological Circular. Geo. Gibbs.

Ethnological

Map

of UnitedStates. Geo. Gibbs.

Indian Vocabularies. Geo. Gibbs.

Systemsof Relationshipof Cree Indians. E. A.Watkins.

Indian Languages. Geo. Flachenecker.

Natural Historyof PacificIslands.

W.

H. Pease.

Herbarium capturedinTennessee. Dr. H. R. Wirtz.

Acknowledgment forFerns. G. Metteuius.

Hymenoptera. H.

De

Saussure.

Explorations ofJohn Xantus inMexico. M. Romero.

Bache, EulogyonJamesA. Pearce.

Barnard, Lectureson the UndulatoryTheoryof Light.

Wilson, Lectures on Pbysical Ethnology.

Morlot, Lectureon the Studyof HighAntiquity.

Lubbock,North AmericanArchaeology.

Flourens, HistoricalSketch of the

Academy

of Sciences of Paris.

Flourens,Memoirof Leopold vonBuch.

Flourens, Memoirof LouisJacquesThenard.

Qr

atkf.fages, Memoirof IsidoreGeoffroySt. Hilaire.

P.hipson,The Catalytic Force, orStudies on the

Phenomena

of Contact.

Herschel,

On

Atoms.

Lesley,On the Classification of Books.

Ried,

Human

^Remains from Patagonia.