movement against the indians, and if so, he should direct Clarke against Detroit.

Benj Stoddert, Secretary, War-Office, Feb. 15, 1780, to Gen. Lincoln, about annexing Pulaski's legion to the corps of Armand.

Thomas Johnson, Governor of Maryland, Fredericktown, Mar. 4, 1780, about the keeping of prisoners.

Thad. Kosciuszko, West Point, Mar. 28, 1780, about teams for completing the works.

List of the navy of the United States, March, 1780.

Jno. Mathews, Philad., Apr. 18, 1780, to Gen. Gates in Va.

Copies of the following letters:

R. Lloyd, Morristown, Apr. 26, 1780, to Gov. Livingston.

Wm. Maxwell, Jersey Camp, June 14, 1780, to Gov. Livingston.

Elias Dayton. Chatham, June 30, 1780, to Gov. Livingston.

Gen. Greene, Camp Tappan, Sept. 25, 1780, to Samuel Huntington.

Jonathan Trumbull, Lebanon, Nov. 22, 1779, to Gov. Livingston.

Elias Boudinot, Jan. 2, 1781, to Gov. Livingston.

Samuel Smith, Princeton, Jan. 3, 1781, to Gov. Livingston.

James Burnside, Trenton, Jan. 11, 1781, to Gov. Livingston.

John Matthews to W. Livingston (extract)

Also these letters:

Christopher Gadsden, May 11, 1780, to Gen. Lincoln.

Gen. Leslie, Charlestown, May 13, 1780. William Houston, Philad., May 21, 1780, to Gov. Livingston. (Copy.)

Gen. I. Paterson, Charlestown, June 2, 1780, to Gen. Lincoln.

P. Muhlenberg, June 19, 1780, to Washington. D. Humphreys, June 28, 1780, to Gen. Washington. "Opened at Mr. Lott's, five o'ck. P.M., by your humble servant Ant. Wayne."

Geo. Walton, Philad., June 27, 1780, to Gen. Gates.

De Corny, Providence, July 11, 1780, to Washington.

Jethro Sumner, Warren, July 20, 1780, to Gen. Gates.

O. H. Williams, July 29, 1780, to Gen. Gates. Le Chevalier de Ternay, July 30, 1780, [to Washington ?] in French.

Enoch Poor, West Point, Aug. 3, 1780, to Washington.

Gen. Edward Stevens, Cox's Mills, Aug. 5, 1780, to Gen. Gates.

Lord Rawdon, Camp at Beaver Dam, Aug. 10, 1780, to Gen. Gates.

Richard Howley, Sept. 10, 1780, to Gen. Gates. William Grayson, War Office, Aug. 29, 1780, to Gen. Gates.

Notes of the different subjects, etc. contained in the memorial to Congress in behalf of the American army... Extracts from the minutes. (Signed) Chas. Thomson, Secretary.

Maj.-Gen. R. Caswell, Dobbs County, Sept. 1, 1780, to Gen. Gates.

Gov. A. Nash of North Carolina, Hillsborough, Sept. 8, 1780, to Gen. Gates.

Lt.-Col. Peter Horry, Wilmington, Sept. 22, 1780, to Gen. Gates.

B. Talmadge, Northcastle, Sept. 23, 1780, to Gov. Geo. Clinton. Capture of André, etc.

R. R. Livingston, Valley Lebanon, Oct. 1, 1780, to Gov. Clinton. Discovery of Arnold's treason,

etc.

Vergennes, Versailles, Oct. 1, 1780, to Lafayette, "by whom this autograph was given to me."

Francis Marion, Benbow's Ferry, Black River, Nov. 9, 1780, to Gen. Gates.

Thomas Sumter, Camp at Col. Wattson's, Dec. 2, 1780, to Gen. Gates.

Lafayette, Philad., Dec. 13, 1780, to Dr. Franklin. John Witherspoon, Philad., Dec. 16, 1780, to Gov. Livingston. (Copy.)

Duke de Lauzun, Lebanon, Dec. 21, [1780, to Washington. Brief note covering packet to Rochambeau.

W. A. Clark, Chatham, Dec. 21, 1780.
Maj. D. S. Franks [Jan. 8, 1781].

C. W. F. Dumas, The Hague, Jan. 23, 1781, to the President of Congress.

Letter not signed, Chatham, Jan. 26, 1781, on riotous proceedings of the Jersey brigade.

Col. F. Barber [Jan. 27, 1781] to Col. Dayton. Col. Shreve, Jersey Camp, Jan. 27, 1781, to Col. Dayton.

Letter not signed, Chatham, Essex Co., Jan. 27, 1781, to General Howe.

Destouches, Rhode Island, Jan. 27, 1781, [to Washington?].

Jno. Matthews, Philad., Jan. 29, 1781, to Gov. Livingston. (Copy.)

Joseph Reed, Philad., Apr. 18, 1781, to Gov. Livingston. (Copy.)

Jos. Reed, Philad., May 4, 1781.

F. Barber, Virginia, Wilton, May 18, 1781, to Col. Dayton.

Barras, Newport, May 31, 1781.

Printed circular, about Morris's plan of a bank, signed by Geo. Clymer and John Nixon (in autograph), addressed to John Langdon, Portsmouth, N.H., appointing him agent to solicit subscriptions. F. Barber, Brook's Bridge, over Pamunky River, Va., June 9, 1781, to Col. Dayton.

James Clinton, Albany, June 28, 1781, to Washington.

A. Ogden, Camp, Malborn Hill, 18 miles from Richmond, July 28, 1781, to Col. Dayton.

F. Barber, Camp, 15 miles from Williamsburg, July 3, 1781, to Col. Elias Dayton.

F. Barber, Malbourne Hills, Va., July 28, and July 29, 1781, to Col. Dayton.

F. Barber, Camp, West Point, Va., Aug. 16, 1781, to Col. Dayton.

Return of killed, wounded and missing of the Southern army commanded by the Hon. Maj.-Gen. Greene, in the action of Eutaw, the 8th day of Sept. 1781, signed by O. H. Williams, D.A.G. It shows a total of 339 Continentals and 454 state troops and militia.

Return of prisoners taken at the surrender of the British garrison of York and Gloucester in Virginia, Oct. 19, 1781, exclusive of marines and officers and soldiers, taken, etc. during the siege. It shows a total of 7050.

Elias Boudinot, Philad., Sept. 29 and Oct. 20, 1781, to Gov. Livingston. (Copies.)

Lafayette, Light Camp, Nov. 19, 1780 [out of place]. Not addressed. About Arnold in the British army and an intercepted letter of Gen. Leslie to Cornwallis.

Henry Laurens [in pencil] Tower of London, Dec. 20, 1781. It concludes: "A friend will trace over the direction with ink," which reads, showing the pencil line underneath: "His Excellency the President of Congress, for Congress, at Philadelphia."

John Laurens, Jacksonbury, S. C., Jan. 28, 1782, to Washington.

An accurate account of the cantonments of the several British and Hessian regiments, together with the new raised corps, etc. Feb. 6, 1782. The points covered are New York, Long Island, Paulus' Hook.

Comte de Bieniewski, Philad., Mar. 18, 1782; addressed "Mon General."

Henry Laurens, jr., Amsterdam, Mar. 28, 1782, to John Hanson, President of Congress, descriptive of his father's confinement in the Tower. (Copy.) Representations of the legislature of NewJersey,

respecting exchange of prisoners. "Apparently submitted to the Commissioners, Gov. Morris and Gen. Knox, for exchanging prisoners. Apr. 1782." Wm. Livingston, Trenton, May 13, 1782, to Gen. Sir Guy Carleton. (Copy.)

Henry Knox, War Office, Philad., May 14, 1782, to Gen. Washington.

J. S. Eustace, H. Q., Ebenezer, Georgia, May 26, 1782, to Maj.-Gen. Smallwood.

B. Lincoln, War Office, May 31, 1782, to Col. Dayton.

Gay Carleton, H. Q., N. Y., June 12, 1782, to Gov. Livingston. (Copy.)

Edmund Randolph, Richmond, July 3, 1782 [endorsed in Washington's hand, but not addresed]. Guy Carleton, N. Y., July 21, 1782, to Gov. Livingston. (Copy.)

Anonymous letter, Philad., July 25, 1782, addressed "Dear Ben." [Gen. Lincoln], about the suicide of Maj. Galvan, a French officer.

Abraham Clark, Philad., July 29, 1782, to Col. Dayton.

Lewis Nicola, Fishkill, Aug. 12, 1782, to Gen. Washington, asking leave of absence for Lieut. Hall of the invalid regiment.

Capt. Robt. Kirkwood, Wilmington, Del., Dec. 18, 1782.

Letters and other Papers relating to the American Revolution, copied from the originals in the office of the Secretary of State of Pennsylvania, 1826.

1. From the minutes of the Committee of Safety, vol. i., July 3, 1775, etc.; vol. ii., July 24, 1776, etc. (p. 11.)

2. Minutes of the Council of Safety which met at Lancaster, Oct. 17, 1777. (p. 13.)

3. Minutes of the Supreme Executive Council, vol. i., Mar. 4, 1777, etc. (p. 17.)

4. Letters. From Washington, 1777, 1778, 1779, 1780, 1781, 1782; Gen. Wayne, 1777, 1778, 1780, 1781; Richard Peters, 1779, 1780; Wm. Irvine, 1781; Gen. John Armstrong, 1777; Gen. Greene, 1780.

Council of War summoned by Com. Hazlewood, Nov. 14, 1777, respecting the defence of the Delaware river, and a letter of John Hazlewood, on board "Chatham Galley," Oct. 29, 1777.

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African fauna. Beiträge zur zoogeographie Westafrikas. Von H. J. Kolbe. Halle. 1887. 4o (Nova acta, 1. 3.)

Verzeichniss der benutzten litteratur, pp. 208-210.

Ainos (and Yezo), Catalogue of works relating to. 465 titles. (Memoirs of the literature college, imperial university of Japan. No. 1. Language, mythology, etc. of Japan viewed in the light of Aino studies. By B. H. Chamberlain, 1887, pp. 137-174.)

Aisne, Department of, France. Bibliographie sommaire pour le Congrès de Laon et de Soissons. Par le comte de Marsy. (Bulletin monumental, 1887, liii. 215-224.)

Albertinelli, Mariotto, et Fra Bartolommeo della Porta. Par Gust. Gruyer. Paris. 1886. 8°. Catalogue et bibliographie, pp. 96-106.

Algae, Fresh-water, of the United States. By F. Wolle. Bethlehem, Pa. 1887. 8°

Authorities quoted, pp. vii.-xi. *Almanacs. Bibliographie des almanachs nancéiens au xviiie siècle. Par Emm. Briard. (Mémoires de la soc. d'archéol. lorraine, 1886, pp. ...) Literature of. By H. R. Plomer. (Walford's Antiquarian, 1887, xi. 24, 161.) America, Icelandic discoveries of. By M. A. Brown. London. 1887. 16o.

Bibliography of the more important books, pp. 209-213.

Narrative and critical history of America. Edited by Justin Winsor. Vol. ii.-vi. 1886-88. 4°. Critical essays on the sources of information follow most of the chapters; there are many bibliographical accounts of the cartography of the country, and the following special bibliographical essays:- Critical and bibliographical notes on Vespucius and the naming of America, ii. 153-179.- The bibliography of Pomponius Mela, Solinus, Vadianus, and Apianus, ii. 180-186.Joliet, Marquette and La Salle; historical sources and attendant cartography, iv. 201-246.- The Jesuit relations, iv. 295-316. The later histories of the Carolinas, v. 354-356.- Authorities on the French and Indian wars of New England and Acadia, 1688-1763, v. 420–482.

Vol. vi. relates to the American revolution, and contains bibliographical notes throughout.

Sources of North-Western history. By W. Dennis. (Manitoba hist. and scient. soc. Transactions [1883], no. 6.)

America, Central, List of works relating to [more important titles only]. Brigham, W. T. Guatemala, 1887, pp. 430-442.)

American books and pamphlets advertised in the Pennsylvania Gazette, 1728-1765. Compiled by T. Westcott. (Historical magazine, 1860, iv. 73, 235, 328.)

Amputation of limbs, On changes in nervous system after, with bibliography. By E. S. Reynolds. (Brain, Jan. 1887, ix. 494-509.)

André, John, Bibliography of. By C. A. Campbell. (Magazine of Amer. hist., 1882, viii. 61-72.) Angell, Joseph K. Bibliographical memoir of. By S. S. Rider. (Rhode Island hist. tracts, 1880, no. 11, pp. 1-25.)

By

Anthropology, Bibliography of, 1885. O. T. Mason. (Annual rep. of the Smithsonian inst. for 1885, part I. pp. 844-870.)

Arabic literature. Bibliographie ottomane. Notice des livres turcs, arabes et persans imprimés à Constantinople, 1885-86. Par Cl. Huart. (Journal asiatique, 1887, ix. 350-414.)

Continued from earlier volumes.

*Arc, Jeanne de, Bibliographie des ouvrages relatifs à. Par P. d'Arc. (Bull. du bibliophile et du bibliothécaire, 1886, pp. ...)

Archadelt, Jacob, Bibliographie der druckwerke A.'s Von R. Eitner. (Monatsh. f. musikgesch., 1887, xix. 121-156.)

Architecture. Best twenty books for an architect's library. (American architect, 1887, xxi. 81.)

Brief list of the more important architectural works, recommended to candidates for the architectural examinations (Royal institute of British architects. Kalendar, 1887-88, pp. 121-125.)

One hundred architectural books, from the Building news. (American architect, 1887, xxii. 50-52.)

Aristotle, Suggestions to those beginning the study of, with bibliography. (Journ. of specul. philos., 1886, xx. 430-443.)

Arithmetic. Earliest arithmetical books in European vernaculars. (Notes and queries, 1887, iv. 341.)

Bartholomäus Arnoldi von Usingen, Zur
bibliographie des. Von F. W. E. Roth.
anzeiger, 1886, xlvii. 353–368.)

(Neuer

Bartolommeo, Fra, et Mariotto Albertinelli.
Par G. Gruyer. Paris. 1886. 8°.

Catalogue et bibliographie, pp. 96-106.

Bavaria. Die im Jahre 1886 zur landeskunde
Bayerns erschienene literatur. Von G. Gruber.
(Jahresb. d. geog. gesellsch. in München für 1886,
pp. 60-73.)

In continuation of earlier lists.

Beowulf, Bibliography of. (Morley, H. Eng-
lish writers, 1887, 8o, i. 355–358.)

Berkshire, Eng., History of. By Cooper King.
London. 1887. 8. (Popular county histories.)
Abridged list of books, etc., pp. 286-289.

Bible. Biblische literatur des jahres 1886. Von
O. Zöckler. (Zeits. f. kirch. wiss. u. kirch. leben,
1887, pp. 1-18, 113-123.)

Early editions of King James' Bible in
folio. (Historical magazine, 1861, v. suppl. pp. 12.)
Selected list of English books of refer-
ence on the Old Testament. (Spaulding, H. G.
Hebrew prophets and kings, Boston, Unit. Sunday-
school soc., 1887. pp. 107-110.)

Biblical archaeology and exploration, list of
American writers upon, incl. review and magazine
articles. By E. C. Mitchell. (The Old Testa-
ment student, June, 1887, vi. 305–315.)
Biblical commentaries. W. Vatke's Hist.-
krit. einleitung in das Alte Testament. Bonn.
1886. 8o.

References to commentaries on each book of the Bible
given in connection with each section.

Biblical study. [Priced list of the most im-
portant books for Old Testament study, procurable
at a net cost of $200.] By R. F. Weidner. (Old
Testament student, Dec. 1887, vii. 116-119.)

[List covering the same ground as the
above.] By J. P. Peters. (Old Testament student,
Jan. 1888, vii. 146-149.)

Birch, Samuel, Chronological list of publica-
tions by. By E. A. Wallis Budge. (Trans. soc.
of Biblical archaeology, 1887, ix. 23-41.)

Bookbinding hints, with list of books for con-
sultation. (The bookmart, 1886, iii. 208-210.)
Boucher, François. Pas A. Michel. Paris.
1886. 8°.

Catalogue et bibliographie, p. 133.

Bradford, William, Catalogue of works printed
by. (Historical magazine, 1859, iii. 173–176.)

Brain, The, considered anatomically, etc. by
Em. Swedenborg. Translated by R. L. Tafel.
Vol. ii. London. 1887. 8°.

Frequent chapters of reference to modern authorities and,
in particular, bibliographies as follows:- Pineal gland, pp.
14-15; Rete mirabile, pp. 198-199; Infundibulum and pitui-
tary gland, pp. 540-542; Sinuses of the Sella Turcica, pp.
542-544; Cerebro-spinal liquid, pp. 638-645.

On changes in nervous system after am-
putation of limbs, with bibliography. By E. S.
Reynolds. (Brain, Jan. 1887, ix. 494-509.)
Die functions-localisation auf der gross-
hirnrinde. Von L. Luciani und G. Seppilli. Leipz.
1886. 8.

Literatur-verzeichniss, pp. 411-414.

Breviarium Moguntinum. Die Mainzer
Brevier-ausgaben. Von Dr. Falk. (Centralbl.
für bibliotheksw., 1887, iv. 377-394.)

British Columbia. History of the Pacific
states. By H. H. Bancroft. Vol. xxvii. British
Columbia. San Fran. 1887. 8.

Authorities quoted, xxiii.-xxxi.

Brown, James Baldwin. List of his published
writings. (Brown, E. B. In memoriam: J. B.
Brown. London, 1884, 8°, pp. 185-188.)
Browning, Introduction to the study of. By
A. Symons. London. 1886. 8°.

Bibliography, pp. 200-208.

Buddhism, Course of reading on. By W. M.
Bryant. pp. 2. (St. Louis publ. libr. reference
lists.)

Caix, Napoleone, Gli scritti di. Da P. Rajna.
(Miscellanea di filol. e linguist. in mem. di Caix e
Canello, 1886, 4o, pp. xiv.-xxiv.)

Canello Ugo Angelo, Elenco delle opere e
degli scritti vari di. (Miscellanea di filol. e lin-
guist. in mem. di Caix e Canello, 1886, 4o, pp.
Xxxvii.-xxxviii.)

Carices, North American, Preliminary synopsis
of. By L. H. Bailey (Proc. Amer. acad. arts and
sci., 1887, xxii. 59-157.)

Bibliography, pp. 154-157.

Carlyle, Thomas, Bibliography of. By J. P.
Anderson. (Garnett, R. Thomas Carlyle, 1887,
pp. xxviii.)

Catalogue of his books on Oliver Crom-
well and Frederick the Great, bequeathed to Harv.
coll. By W. C. Lane. (Harv. univ. bull. 1883-
88, iii. 53; v. 67, 107.)

Also separately, as Bibliographical contribution, no. 26.

Carolinas, Note on the later histories of. By
Justin Winsor. (In his Narrative and critical
history of America, 1887, v. 354–356.)

Charities, Notes on the literature of. By H. B.
Adams. Balt. 1887. (Johns Hopkins univ. studies
in hist. and pol. sci. V. no. 8.)

Cheirosophy. Bibliographia Cheirosophica.
By Ed. Heron-Allen. (Arpentigny, C. S. d'. The
science of the hand, trans. by E. Heron-Allen.
1886, pp. 421-431.)

Chemistry, Bibliography of, 1885. By H. C.
Bolton. (Annual rep. of the Smithsonian inst. for
1885, part I. pp. 674-686.)

Outlines of a bibliography of the history
of. By H. C. Bolton. (Annals of the N. Y. lyceum
of nat. hist., 1874, x. 352–361.)

Chiabrera, Gabriello, Bibliografia delle opere
a stampa di. Da O. Varaldo. (Giornale ligustico,
1886, xiii. pp. 105.)

Also separately, Genova, istit. Sordomuti. 1886. 8°.

Children, Selected list of books on their facul-
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Chlorophyll.

Litteraturverzeichniss zu der
systematischen übersicht der untersuchten chromo-
plasten. Von A. F. W. Schimper. (Jahrbücher

f. wiss. botanik, 1885, xvi. 143-147.)
Christmas, Bibliography of. (Notes and que-
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In addition to earlier notes on the same subject.

Cibber, Colley, Bibliography of. [Exclusive
of plays.] By R. W. Lowe. (Notes and queries,
1887, iii. 21-22.)

Additions, pp. 96, 174, 376.

Claverhouse. By Mowbray Morris. London.
1887. 16. (English worthies.)

List of authorities, pp. v.-vi.

Cobbett, William, Bibliographical list of his
publications. (Smith, E. William Cobbett: a biog-
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Coleridge, S. T., Bibliography of. By J. P.
Anderson. (Caine, Hall. Life of Coleridge, Lon-
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Colonies. Books relating to colonial subjects.
(Lucas, C. P. Introduction to a historical ge-
ography of the British colonies, 1887, pp. vii.-viii.)

Columbus-literatur, Die neuere. Von K. Häb-
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Earthquakes. See Vulcanology.
Earthworks. See Mounds, Indian.
Easter bibliography. (Notes and queries, 1887,
iii. 286.)

Earlier notes in i. 325; ii. 17.

Educational publications of 1885-86, List of;
compiled from publishers' announcements. (Re-
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1885-86, pp. 677–708.)

Educational periodicals, Statistics of, for
1885-86. (Report of the [U. S.] commissioner of
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Egypt, Conflict of East and West in. By J. E.
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636.)

Books and periodicals consulted, pp. 676–677.

Electrical fishes. Die elektrischen fische. Von
G. Fritsch. 1e abth. Leipzig. 1887. fo.
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* Elocution, Bibliography of English. (War-
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für gesch. und litt. Elsass-Lothringens, 1887, iii.
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* Elzévier, Bibliographie des ouvrages relatifs
à l'histoire des. Par J. de Brouillart. (Bull. du
bibliophile et du bibliothécaire, août-oct. 1886.)
Lehrbuch der entwicklungs-
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Cristoforo Colombo in Portogallo.

P. Peragallo. Genova. 1882. 8.

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D. C. Contributions to the ecclesiastical history of
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Connecticut. By Alex. Johnston. Boston.
1887. 8o. (American commonwealths.)
Bibliography, pp. 397-400.

Cornell univ., Recent publications by officers
of. (Lib. bull. of Cornell. univ., Apr. 1887, ii.
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Cumacea, Report on the, dredged by H.M.S.
Challenger. By G. O. Sars. (Report of results.
Zoology, vol. xix. 1887.)

Principal works on Cumacea, p. 2.

Dakota language, Bibliography of books in.
By J. F. Williams. (Collections of the Minnesota
hist. soc., 1870, iii. 37-42.)

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Dante bibliography for the year 1886.
W. C. Lane. (Sixth report of the Dante society,
1887, pp. 19-30.)

Dante, a sketch of his life and works.
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Bibliography of selected books, English and foreign, pp.

287-294.

Darwin, Charles, Bibliography of. By J. P.
Anderson. (Bettany, G. T. Life of Darwin, 1887,
pp. xxxi.)

List of works by. (In his Life and letters,
London, 1887, iii. 362-370.)

Dickens, Charles, Bibliography of. By J. P.
Anderson. (Marzials, F. T. Life of Dickens,
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Dinocerata. By O. C. Marsh. Washington.
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Ear. Literatur über das gehörorgan. (Schwalbe,
G. Lehrb. d. anat. d. sinnesorgane, 1887, pp. 547–
559.)

1887. 8.

Bibliographie, pp. 604-636.

Emerson, R. W. Chronological list of his lec-
tures and addresses. (Cabot, J. E. Memoir of
R. W. Emerson, 1887, ii. 710–803.)

English church in the eighteenth century. By
C. J. Abbey and J. H. Overton. New ed. London.
1887. 8.

List of authorities quoted or referred to, pp. 477-487.
English etymology, Principles of. By W. W.
Skeat. Oxford. 1887. 8°.

List of books consulted, pp. ix.-xii.

English poetry. Additions to Ritson's Biblio-
graphia poetica. By W. C. Hazlitt. (The anti-
quary, 1887, xvi. 74, 123, 168, 215.)

Erskine, Thomas, Writings of. (Erskine, T.
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Explosives, Notes on the literature of. By
C. E. Munroe. (Proc. of U. S. naval inst., 1887,
xiii. 227, 405, 567.)

Continued from former numbers and to be continued.
Eye. Literatur über das sehorgan. (Schwalbe,
G. Lehrb. d. anat. d. sinnesorgane, 1887, pp. 267-
288.)

Eyes, Simple, in arthropods. By E. L. Mark.
(Bull. Mus. comp. zoöl. 1887, xiii. no. 3.)
Bibliography, p. 99.

Faïence, La. Par Th. Deck. Paris. 1887. 8°.
Bibliographie, pp. 287-298.

Fiction. List of historical novels [including
also those that represent or reflect the manners
and spirit of an age or country] and didactic or
purpose-novels. (Bull. of the merc. library of
Phila, Oct. 1885, and following numbers.)

Arranged by countries and states with appropriate sub-
divisions, and chronologically as far as practicable. America,
England, Scotland, and Ireland have been covered so far.