Dr Richardson's description of Labechea univerensis, Ann & May, Nat Hist, p. 145, 1886, p. 13, Labechea minutiflora will precede this description but not the Mr Bartlet Strumctures Vol 32 Foot note, + pl II fig 192. 1885- Museum of Geol Sirs Labechea luerensis, Billings, 1865, Cape Smelter Lake Horn Dr R Bel collected 1859 Described 1865. [illegible] In the U.S. National Museum, also with out a name. This is a massive species, about 8 inches long, 6 inches wide and 5 inches high. The minute lines are very numerous and quite large and prominent. The internal structure can not be ascertained but cause of the presence of calcite in a crystallized form, but at one point the character of the layers of Struma- tions can be observed. In this Lake dam Baromy near its upper, near Bnglets mill. Seyhleid digitata, described here, in first time! Geode plaster out for above Chacte- to Lyckurdun abundant, ninth. Latter are common further down the ann = 70 ft below Orth Aleygundula? [illegible] Tup of Eder bile Stony Point. Typical merdolia at base/ top type M neglecta in lower not this up to variable common. Cliffse Soder trip of Middle Edan. 1 mi above Woodrillen Stoney Glick Lower H. insculpta with Calcagy sp impalpable, 1 mi N. of Woodville, + crossing of pike over Stony Glick = Raf, loxphytha at base of Waynesville. Extent w/ Xenia road station. a very good Dinotlius retusa a. Bunettes Mills Purchases farm Plagynch dentata, = near Camden, Holdemans Mill 3/4 West Alexand. Heritmanne hill in Millville pike from Armilton = Geteran Frisols. [illegible] Kemp's farm near Middleton St, Loy's Hill + [illegible] creek