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itive. Our botanical specimens number 200. The work we have done, though not very great, has done us a great amount of good.--William Evans, Sec. SOME IMPORTANT QUESTIONS. MANCHESTER, VT. I am extremely anxious to experiment during the coming season with the American silk-producing worms, not for the purpose of producing raw silk, but for other reasons of scientific and practical interest. I wish to learn the best books for giving a knowledge of the habits of _Attacus Cecropia_, _Polyphemus_, and the Promethean moths. I shall be glad of any information regarding the best places to find their cocoons. I should like to hear of the experience of others in finding cocoons, and raising the moths. I have M. Trouvelot's papers on the subject, Dr. Garlick's letters on his experiments; also Dr. Stirling's, Prof. Riley's report on Silk Production No. 11, Packard's "Our Common Insects," Sir John Lubbock's "Origin and Metamorphosis of Insects." I should like the addresses of any parties who have cocoons of the said moths to dispose of; and finally, information regarding the success or failure of any who may have tried the experiment of raising the worms. Very truly yours, C. F. ORVIS. [_Mr. Orvis is a member of the A. A., has been for years engaged in an important manufacturing business, and we trust may obtain from "those who know," all the information he desires._] EXCHANGES. Two thousand square-cut post-marks, all different, in a neat book; also 1500 duplicates, for best offer in stone implements.--Laurie H. McNeill, Ch. 902, Mobile, Ala. Correspondence with amateur egg-collectors desired. Iowa preferred.--Oscar Clute, Jr., Iowa City, Iowa. American bird-skins and eggs (with data), for English. Also mounted microscopical pathological specimens. Lists exchanged.--Wm. D. Grier, 49 Gloucester St., Boston, Mass. NEW CHAPTERS. _No._ _Name._ _No. of Members._ _Address._ 941 Hohokus, N. J. (A) 4 Mrs. R. Van Dien, Jr. 942 Sioux Falls, Dakota (B) 10 Percy Edmison. 943 Sancelito, Cal. (A) 7 A. J. Campbell, Box 31, Marin Co. 944 Buffalo, N. Y. (L) 12 Nathan N. Block, 82 Norris Place. 945
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