2

(4) The large square slab from the " Lily Pond, " and any others
from this locality, may be marked " 4 ".

(5) Specimens from the other quarries, if any, may be marked
5, 6, &c.

It is believed all of the above will go in one box car, and you
will carefully note their position, so as to aid you when they are
unpacked in New Haven.

When the whole are loaded, including every specimen belonging
to Yale University or myself, now in Mr. Stoughton's possession, you
will give Mr. Stoughton the enclosed check, and take from him the
enclosed receipt, after he has signed it, and then return to New Haven.

On arrival of the car, you will report the matter to Mr. Farnam,
and have him order Smedleys' teams to cart all the specimens to the
Museum, and deposit them in the shed, as already directed.

Yours, very truly,

O. C. March

Riverside, Mass., August/2, 1898.

$650.

Received of Prof. O. O. Marsh, the sum of six hundred and fifty dollars ($650.00) in full for large slab of fossil foot-prints, purchased in 1868, and delivered to N.Y., N.H. & H.R.R., at Turner's Falls to-day.

Witness.