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[[upper right corner]] 2. [[/upper right corner]] [[underline]] Accession 16739. Thomas R. Steward, Presidio, Presidio County, Texas [[/underline]] .--- A fine leaf-shaped implement of brown jasper, and an arrow-head, both from the Chenate Mountains, Presidio County. [[underline]] Accession 16758. Dr. T.H. Bean, U.S. National Museum.---[[/underline]] Eight pieces of flint-lock guns, from an extensive Indian grave-yard near Bainbridge, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The objects were found during the removal of the top-soil of a limestone quarry. [[underline]] Accession 16782. H.C. Duvall, No. 122 7th Street, S.E., Washington, D.C. [[/underline]] ---A fine pierced tablet, found in a cornfield in Berea Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio. [[underline]] Accession 16789. U.S. Fish Commission, Washington, D.C. [[/underline]] ---A stone with grooves produced by grinding implements. Found by Thomas Lee at Vineyard Haven, Dukes County, Massachusetts. [[underline]] Accession 16807. J.T. Abert, U.S. Engineer Corps, No. 1907 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C., through C.D. Walcott, U.S. Geological Survey. [[/underline]] ---A leaf-shaped implement, 7 arrow-heads, and a perforator, all found in Southern Indiana. The work of preparing for exhibition the specimens received from the Bureau of Ethnology is progressing favorably, and I expect to report its completion next month. Case 64 is devoted to the reception of objects of European or Caucaso-American manufacture, which have been taken from Indian burial places. Among the articles many are composed of iron, such as knife and sword