Hare, explosiveness of nitre 17 Harkness, magnetic observations
oniron-clad 239
Harmonies of solar system,
Alexander 2S0
Harvey,algae 32,43,95, 96 Haven, archaeology of U. S. 71 Hawaiian Islands, nat. history,
Streets 303
Hayden
and Meek,palaeontologyupper Missouri 172
Hayes,arcticobservations 19(3 Heart, lecture on,DaCosta 279 Heat,tables ofexpansion,Clarke
289
Heights, circular 236
Henry,expositionofSmithsou's
bequest
E
Henry, electro-magnetic tele- graph
Henry,firstreport of Henry, meteoric shower Hildreth,meteorological observa-
tions,Marietta 120
Hilgard, geologyofLouisiana 248 Hill,solareclipse
Hitchcock,surfacegeology Hoek, meteoric shower Hudson's bay,circular Hydrobiinae,Stimpson Hymenoptera,
De
Saussure118 F 217
101 90 217 137 201 254
Ichthyology, Jordan,notes 305 Index,botanical,
Watson
258 Index, brachiopoda, Dall 304Indian photographs 216
Indianportrait gallery,Stanley 53 Indianatornado, Chappelsmith 59 Indians, Haidah,
Swan
267Indians,Makah,
Swan
220Insects,classification,Agassiz 16 Insects, directionsforcollecting,
Packard 261
Institutions,listof domestic 69, 238 Institutions,list of foreign 64, 154, 225,243
Invertebrates, Grand Manan,
Stimpson 50
Japan,geology,Pumpelly 202 Jargon,Chinook, Gibbs 161 Jargon,Oregon, Mitchell 68 Jewett, cataloguesystem 47 Jewett,public libraries 25 Jones, antiquities ofTennessee 259 Jones, chemical and physiolo-
gicalinvestigations 82
Jordan, North American ich-
thyology 305
Journalof regents
A
Kane, astronomicalobservations,
arcticseas 129
Kane, magnetic observations,
arctic seas 97
Kane, meteorological observa-
tions, arctic seas 104
Kane, physicalandmeteorological observations (complete) 198 Kane,tidalobservations 130 Kansas,coleoptera,Le Conte 126 Keen,continuedfevers 300 KerguelenIsland, birds of,Kid-
der 293
Kerguelen Island, natural his- toryof,Kidderand Coues 294 Kidder and Coues, birds, Ker-
guelen Island 293
Kidder and others, nat. hist.,
Kerguelen Island 294
Lakes,fluctuations of level of,
Whittlesey 119
Lake Superior, ancient mining,
Whittlesey 155
Lapham,antiquities ofWiscon-
sin 70
Lawrence,birds of Mexico 295 Lea,checklistshells 128 LeConte, classification, coleop-
tera 136,265
Le Conte,coleoptera,Kansas 126 LeConte,listcoleoptera 140 LeConte,
new
species coleoptera167,264
seeCarpenter.
Leidy,ancientfauna, Nebraska 58 Leidy, cretaceousreptiles 192 Leidy,extinct sloths 72 Leidy, fauna andflora 44
Leidy, fossilox 41
Lepidoptera,catalogue, Morris 118 Lepidoptera,synopsis, Morris 133 Levelof lakes, Whittlesey 119 Libraries, accountof,Jewett 25 Libraries, catalogue system,
Jewett 47
Libraries, list of,Rhees 116,238 Library of Congress, catalogue
of publicationsdepositedin 179 LibraryofSmithsonianInstitu-
tion,catalogueof 73,85,117,179 Library,publications oflearned
societiesin 73, 85, 117,179 Lieber, vocal sounds of Laura
Bridgeman 12
Lightning-rods, circular 237 ListofAmericancorrespondents G9 List of birds inMexico 185 List of coleoptera,LeConte 140 List of foreigncorrespondents 64, 154, 225, 243 List of shells ofexp. exped. 193 List ofSmithsonianpublications
74,203,226, 245, 27S, 290, 301 Locke,terrestrialmagnetism 35 Loew,monographdiptera 141, 171, 219,256 Longitude, transatlantic,Gould 223
Loomis, storms 127
Louisiana,geologyof,Hilgard 248
Lucernariae,Clark 242
Magneticdiscussion,Bache 113, 121, 132, 162, 175,1S6 Magnetic observations, Arctic
seas,Kane, Hayes 97,196 Magneticobservations,Harkness239 Magnetic observations, Mexico,
Sonntag 114
Magnetic survey, Pennsylvania,
Bache 166
Magnetic telegraph, reporton 115
Makah
Indians,Swan
220Mammals,
catalogue, Baird 105 Mammals, families,Gill 230Map
of solareclipse, Hill 101 Marietta, meteorological obser-vations, Hildreth 120
Marinealgae, Harvey 32, 43, 95,96 Marineinvertebrata,Grand Manan,
Stimpson 50
Mayer, Mexican history and
archaeology 86
McClintock, meteorological ob- servations, Arctic seas 146 Meech, intensitysun'sheat 83 Medullaoblongata,
Dean
173 Meek, check list fossils, creta-ceous 177
Meek, check list fossils,miocene 183
Meek
and Hayden,palaeontology,upperMissouri 172
Melsheimer,catalogue, coleoptera 62 Meteoric fire-ball,Coffin 221 Meteoric shower,Henry 217 Meteorologicaldirections 19,148 Meteorological discussion,Bache
113, 121, 132, 162, 175,186 Meteorological observations,
1854-59 157,182
Meteorological observations,
1855 93
Meteorological observations,
Caswell 103
Meteorological observations,
Cleaveland 204
Meteorological observations,
Hayes 196
Meteorological observations,
Hildreth 120
Meteorological observations,
Kane 104
Meteorological observations,
McClintock 146
Meteorological observations,
Smith 131
Meteorological tables,Guyot 31,153
Meteors,
November
217Mexico, birds of, Lawrence 295
LIST OF
SMITHSONIAN
PUBLICATIONS. 39 Mexico, historyandarchaeology,Mayer 86
Mexico,listof birds of 1S5 Mexico, magnetic observations,
Sonn tag 114
Microscopy, Bailey 20, 23,63 Minerals, catalogue,Egleston 150 Mining,ancient, Whittlesey 155 Miocenefossils,
Meek
183Miscellanea,
museum
'164Miscellaneouscollections 122, 123, 124,125, 158, 109, 191, 212, 213, 250, 273, 274, 302 Mississippi valley, ancientmonu-
ments, Squierand Davis 1,2 Mississippi valley, physical geo-
graphy, Ellet 13
Missouri, palaeontologyofupper,
Meek
andHayden
172MitchellandMorehouse, chelonia 159 Mitchell, venom,rattlesnake 135 Mitchelland Turner, vocabulary
ofjargon 68
Mollusea, Carpenter 251,252 Mollusca, lectures, Carpenter 152 Mollusks,families, Gill 227 Mongolia, geology, Pumpelly 202 Monographof bats, Allen 165 Monographofcorbiculadce,Trime
145 Monograph of diptera, Loew,
Osten-Sacken 141,171,219,256 Monographofstrepomatidee,Tryon
253 Monograph of wasps,
De
Saus-sure 254
Morehouse andMitchell,chelonia 159 MorfitandBooth, chemicalarts 27 Morgan,circularonrelationship 138 Morgan,systemsofconsanguinity
21S Morris,catalogueoflepidoptera 118 Morris,synopsislepidoptera 133
Mosasaurus, Gibbes 14
Muller,magnetism in Mexico 114, Oregon,trade language of,Mit-
Mummy
case, Pickering 208I chell, Turner,Gibbs 68, 161 46Museum,
National, bulletins of 292, 293, 294, 295, 296, 297, E03..304,305 Museum, miscellanea 164 Nationalmuseum
bulletins 292, 293,294, 295, 296, 297, 303, 304,305 Natural history, bibliography,Girard 48
Naturalhistory, directions 34, 139,261 Natural history of Kergueleu
Island, Kidderand others 293 Natural historyofHawaiianIs-
lands,etc.,Streets 303 Nebraska, ancientfauna, Leid-y 58 Nebraska, palaeontology,
Meek
and
Hayden
172Neptune, ephemeris,
Walker
4, 5, 6,7,24 Neptune, history of discovery,Gould IS
Neptune,orbitof,
Newcomb
199 Neptune,researches.Walker 3 Nereis-Boreali-Americana, Har-vey 95,96
Nests, instructionsforcollecting 139 Neuroptera,synopsis, Hageu 134
Newcomb,
integrals ofplanetarymotion 281
Newcomb,orbitof neptune 199
Newcomb,
orbit of uranus 262New
Mexico,coleoptera,Le Conte126
New
York,aboriginalmonuments,Squier 15
Nitre,explosivenessof, Hare 17 Occultations,
Downes
8,9, 10,11, 29, 54Officers,listof
N
Ohio,ancientworks,Whittlesey 37 Olmsted, auroraborealis 81
Oology,Brewer 89
Orbit offire-ball,Coffin 221 Orbitof neptune,
Newcomb
199 Orbit ofuranus,Newcomb
262 Orbits of planets,Stockwell 232Orthoptera, catalogm,Scudder Osten-Sacken, cataloguediptera 102 Osten-Sacken,monographdiptera
141, 171, 219,256
iIwen,hintsonpublic architecture P
Ox,extinct,Leidy 41
Packard,directions, insects 261 Palaeontology of theupperMis-
souri,
Meek
andHayden
172 Pennsylvania, magneticsurvey,Bache 166
Periodicalphenomena,directions 65,148 Periodicals,checklist of
Q
Periodicals in library ofSmith- sonianinstitution 73, 85, 117,
170 Peru,eclipse of sun,Gilliss 100 Philology, instructions relative
to,Gibbs 160
Photographsof Indians 216 Photography, use of telescope,
Draper 180
Thysical geography,Ellet 13 Physicalobservations, Hayes 196 Physicalobservations,Kane 198 Physical observations, McClin-
tock 146
Physical tables, Guyot 31, 153 Physiological investigations,
Jones 82
Pickering,
mummy
case 208 Planets,orbits,Stockwell 232 Planetary motion,Newcomb
281 Planetarytables, Runkle 79, 94 Planta;Fremontianse, Torrey 46 PlantseWrightianae,Gray 22,42 Popocatapetl, observations of,Sonntag 114
Precipitation of rain and snow
in U. S., Schott 222
Prime,checklistshells 128 Prime, monographcorbiculadse L45 Problems ofrotarymotion,Bar-
nard 240
Programme
oforganization F,J Providence,meteorological obser-vations,Caswell 103
Publicationsin Smithsonian li-
brary 73, 85,117, 179 Publications of Smithsonian In-
stitution,catalogueof 74,203, 226, 245, 278, 290, 301 Pumpelly, geologyofChina, Japan,
and Mongolia 202
Queries relativeto tornadoes 190 Rainfallin UnitedStates,Schott 222
Rana
pipiens,Wyman
45Rattlesnake,
venom
of,Mitchell 135 Rau, archaeological collections 287Regents, journalof
A
Regents, list of, etc.
N
Registerofperiodical
phenomena
65 Relationshipcircular,Morgan 138 Relationship, systemsof,Morgan218 Reportof committeeon organi-
zation B,
L
Report onmagnetictelegraph 115 ReportsofSmithsonian Institu-
tion G,H, I, M,21,28,51,57, 67, 75, 77, 91,107, 109, 110, 147, 149, 150,187, 188, 209, 214, 215, 224, 228, 244, 249, 271, 275, 286, 298, 299
Reptiles,catalogueof,Baird and
Girard 49
Reptiles,cretaceous, Leidy 192 Reptiles, families, Cope 292 Resultsofmeteorologicalobser-
vations 157, 182
ReviewofNorth Americanbirds,
Baird 1S1
Rhees, public libraries 116, 23S Rheometry,electrical, Secchi 36 Riggs,Dakota
grammar
and dic-tionary 40
Rotary motion, Barnard 240 Runkle, asteroid tables 94 Runkle, planetarytables 79. 94«
Russian Americacircular 207 Saussure. See
De
Saussure.Schott,rainfall inUnitedStates 222
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