"our cheery weather limestone. The thickness is pretty Reeds as big fat. In the same forms are far more conspicuous and much often Phacops sculptilis. Finally at the top the last reef of limestone display many crinid stems of Mariacrus, one of which are one inch in diameter. In the minds of this reef is a thin crystalline ted fully fossil and here we saw Phacops logeni, large tails of Dal manites, Phacops sculptilis, D. cylindricus, Atrypa reticu- laris, Leptaena chondriclei, Athron- ella punctulifera, Encimulus, Rhynchonella tialocata, and small Dalmanelleae ad Pholidomella. Mr Phacops macropleura here. Defeat but four of these forms and any three for further identification. Then came the broad flat chest. From this it would be seen that all of the Bois d'Arc in reality Gregm and bear out the least to support any thing higher as the Reynard and especially Mr Cristany. Furthermore what I saw shows that the