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[[underlined]] Dr. T. B. Legaré, [[/underlined]] Camden, South Carolina.
A specimen of [[underlined]] Labidesthes sicculus, [[/underlined]] new to the fauna of the eastern states.

[[underlined]] Mus. Comp. Zoology, [[/underlined]] Cambridge, Mass.
The fishes of the Wilkes Exploring Expedition, which were studied by Prof. Louis Agassiz.

[[underlined]] A. H. Myers, [[/underlined]] Lubec, Maine.
A fresh specimen of [[underlined]] Somniosus microcephalus. [[/underlined]]

[[underlined]] Lieut. G. M. Stoney, U. S. N. [[/underlined]]
Six species of Alaskan fishes.

[[underlined]] Wm. E. Stuart, [[/underlined]] Washington, D. C.
A specimen of [[underlined]] Salmo salar [[/underlined]] from the Potomac river, supposed to be a result of the introduction of salmon by the U.S. Fish Commission.

[[underlined]] L. M. Turner, [[/underlined]] Ungava, Labrador.
A large and valuable collection of Labrador fishes, which is particularly rich in [[underlined]] Salmonidae. [[/underlined]]

[[underlined]] U. S. Fish Commission, [[/underlined]] steamer Albatross.
Extensive collections of fishes taken in the Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean Sea, and off Cape Hatteras. These collections contain many new species particularly among the deep-sea forms.