Contents of Volume 1 (1886

	THE NAUTILUS
	A Quarterly Devoted to Malacology

The Conchologists’ Exchange
[Publication suspended after Volume 2, Number 9 - Became The Nautilus starting with Volume 3]
Contents of Volume 1 (1886–1887)

Editorial notes: 73
W. A. MARSH. Brief notes on the land and fresh-water shells of Mercer Co., Ill. (continued): 74–75
C. F. ANCEY. Description of new genera or sub-genera of Helicidae (continued): 75–76
H. F. CARPENTER. The shell-bearing Mollusca of Rhode Island (continued): 76–77
V. STERKI. How to collect small land shells: 78–79
A. LOOFBET. A suggestion to our young friends: 80
Publications received: 80
General notes: 81–84

Editorial notes: 61
W. A. MARSH. Brief notes on the land and fresh-water shells of Mercer Co., Ill. (continued): 62–63
T. ROGERS. Planorbis dilatatus, Gould, in England: 63
C. F. ANCEY. Description of new genera or sub-genera of Helicidae (continued): 64
C. T. SIMPSON. Succinea lineata, W.G.B., in Nebraska: 65
General notes: 66
V. STERKI. How to collect small land shells: 67–68
General notes: 68–72

Editorial notes: 49
W. M. BEAUCHAMP. Erosion of fresh-water shells: 49
W. A. MARSH. Brief notes on the land and fresh-water shells of Mercer Co., Ill. (continued): 50–51
C. T. SIMPSON. Record of a two days’ dredging cruise in Tampa Bay, Florida (continued): 52–53
C. F. ANCEY. Description of new genera or sub-genera of Helicidae (continued): 53–54
Correspondence: 54–55
General notes: 55
A. A. HINKLEY. Record of a short collecting tour in White, Hardin & Gallatin Counties, Ill.: 56
General notes: 56–60

Editorial notes: 41
W. A. MARSH. Brief notes on the land and fresh-water shells of Mercer Co., Ill.: 42–43
C. T. SIMPSON. Record of a two days’ dredging cruise in Tampa Bay, Florida: 44
V. STERKI. Collecting shells in drift: 45
General notes: 45–48