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EzRx WIIITMIORE, Ann Arbor-Green Snake, (Chlorosoma
vernalis).
C. A. PLANT, (Student,)-Stuffed skins of Cassin's Owl,
(Brachyotis Ctassini,) and Bohemian Chatterer, (Ampelis garrluhts).
E. P. AUSTIN, Nautical Almanac Office-One hundred and
forty-six labeled species of Coleopterous Insects.
SIBLEY G. TAYLOR, Ann Arbor-Horned Owl, (Bubo Virginiantus).
Miss CELT TAYLOr, Ann Arbor-A flattened Gordiacecan
-species unknown, and probably new.
A. WINCHELL-1. Currant leaves with ova of "Currant
Worm," (ANematzs ribis Win.). About 100 larves of the same
before and after moulting. Also 50 pinned specimens of the
adult fly-males and females. 2. Fifty specimens of _L'umbriculus, (new species) Ann Arbor. In alcohol.
T. ENTREKIiN, (Student,)-Box of rnionidre, fioml Scioto
River, Ohio, consisting of 30 species and 160 specimens.
Dr. C. ROMrI-GER, Ann Arbor-A finely prepared skeleton
of a young Alligator, 4 feet in length.
ALVIN NWILsEY, Ann A1ibor-Red Fox, ( Vdupes fvulvs var.
futlus,) mounted in the act of devouring a fowl.
PrIILIP XWIsxEGxA, Sheriff —Yellow-legs, ( Gcambetta flaviapes.)
GEORGE WY. FIELD, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa-Short-tailed Prairie
Dog, ( Cynomys Ginnisoni). A new and desirable specimen.
The following further collections were made by the expedition to Lake Superior:
BOAREDMAAN and IHOWELL-Stuffed skins of the following
species: Great Horned Owl, 2 Chipmucks, (Tamicas striatas),
Woodchuck, (Arctomys monax).
W. S. McIARG —Skin of Garter Snake, (Eutecenia sirtalis).
H. R. DUEKEE —111 specimens of pinned insects, mostly
from Grand 1.
A. W3NcHIELL-356 specimens of pinned insects, mostly
froml Grand I., and 439 Coleoptera in alcohol, collected at Marquette.