The Portland daily press., 1869-04-06
Portland Society of Nafural History.
DONATIONS RECEIVED, MARCH 4 TO


DONATIONS RECEIVED, MARCH TO
APRIL /, 1869
N. B. The rooms of this Society are in the
City Building, third story front, Eastern wing;
open to the public Tuesdays and SATURDAYS,
from 2 to P. NJ.
DONATIONS
March s: W. E. Short Portland; shells of ovster
March s: Boston Society of Natural History i; Pro-
ceedngs Vol. XII. PIP. 225-256.
March 8: E. O. Boiies Porll nd; species IA snec-
linens Unios OF Maine and New York ~
March II: John Burke, Portland; specimens
March Ii |: James E. Ferna'd. Jr. Portland. hone
implement f,om grave of Indian child, Kansas.
March IL Moses Startling, Monhegan;3 species, 6
arctica); sponge; Ascidians &C.; all from Monhe-
gan.
March 12: Joseph Bachelor, Portland; speci-
men mounted bird.
March 13: Thomas X. Jones, Portland; species.
40 spe linens marine shells from Virginia. IA species
Maine birds, stuffed and mounted
March 10: M. G. Cooke, London; returned with
names from Vi. G. c.; species Maine fungi; do.
rom DE-; Gray, British Museum, species Name
March is: Boston Society of Natural History /;
Proceedings, e. & Vol. 1I1, W gp. @ z5a-272.
sis Of scotland; by exchange 40 species Glacial Fes
sils of Scotland and Norway
March II Henry w. Dunbar, Glasgow Scotland !:
30 species Scottish ants.
March 1s: Thomas K. Jones, Portland;2 species,
specimens marine shells from Virginia.
March 10: E. G. Boles, Portland; Industrial Re-
sources OF Maryland; pamphlet. 1867.
March 10: William H. Dali, Smithsonian Institu-
ton, Washington, d; G.; Proceedings California Ac-
ademy OF Sc ences Vol III; VOL III. pp 97-257 and
River.
march 10: Smithsonian Institution. Washington.
d. O.; Collection OF Prlmes CorbscutadG.
March 19: New Bedford Free Public Library; An
nual Report, 1863; Catalogue. Supplement, 1868.
March 10: Peabody Academy of Science Salem
Massachusetts; Memoirs, Vol. 1, No. 1.
March q: Smithsonian Institution; Annual Re-
ports; 1868, 1894 y
March %: E. E. Stevens, Portland; 2 bottles liz
ards, Sc, Chantilly, Virginia.
March n: Emma B. Cobb, Portland 8 specimens,
2species Western fossils; gold quartz; chalcedony
pebbles from California coast.
|. March 22: Essex Institute, Salem, Mass. Histor-
cal Collection, I'D Series, VOL Part2 Bulletin, VOL
March %: J. H. Janeway, Capt. and Bvt It. Col.
.. 8 A., Richmond, Va, boxes Richmond diato-
March %: Hon. G. j. Morris, Portland; Agrichl-
ture Of Maine, 1867; Fish Commissioners Report,
March Is: A. S. Packard. Jr., M. D., salem,
Mass Canadian Entom0lcgist, Vol Parts
March rs: State Commissioners Of Fisheries, Au-
gusta Me-; 100 copies Fish Commissioners Reports,
March 25: Prot. George H. Cook, State Geologist
Of New jersey; Geology OF New Jersey, with ac-
March IS: Rev. a. B. Grosh, Department of Agri-
| ricultuIe, le63, "a, IS, sc. '67.
March q: Capt. D. .. Davis, Bark Philena; mud
with shells, &C.. Sagua Bay; soundings, Bahamas;
crustacears and insects, Sagua; land and marine
crsos, fish, corn, w9od boi ed by Teredo, Cuba.
March 81: A. s fackard Jr, M. D.. Salem,
Mass; Guide to the Study of insects, Part 8; Cana
dian En- omologisr, Vol. |, No. 5. Ea
March 81: Henry K. Mighels, ESQ.,; Annual Pc
port of Surveyor General OF Nevad icr 1885; Annu-
al Report OF MIneralogist of Nevada, 1866.
March 81 Charles j. Barbour, Portland; Al speci-
mems fossils and 8 OF minerals from oregon.
March 81: Smithsonian Institution, Washington; !;
Acta Eruditonum, 81 Vols. 4to., from 1882 to l741.
except Vols 1708-9; Girard College Observations,
Vols l. III, and III, with Atlas of Plates Transac-
tons OF historical Society, Vol. Hlstoire Abrigee
des lnsectes, Vols IL and IL Zoologst. 1855; Pro-
ceedings OF London Geological Society," 1861 49, 49,