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5 rise nicely to a fly during the evening, but not through the day. Sept. 28, 1887. Acc. [[strikethrough]] 19563 [[/strikethrough]] ^[[19653]] Cat. 39164. U.S.F.C. Washington, D.C. One Grayling, [[underlined]] Thymallus tricolor [[/underlined]], reared at Wythe-ville, Va. Accessions of Fishes during October 1887. ---------- Oct. 1, 1887. Acc. 19661. Cat. 39166. W. S. Bunting, Jac^[[k]]sonville, Fla. One fresh specimen of Mullet, [[underlined]] Mugil albula [[/underlined]], peculiar in its coloration being on back and sides a reddish-orange, but apparently not differing in any other respects. Oct. 4, 1887. Acc. 19666. Cat. 39165. E. G. Blackford, 80 Fulton Marker, New York City. One specimen of [[underlined]] Trachynotus goreensis [[/underlined]] from near Crissfield, Maryland, length 35 inches, weight 22 lbs. Sent to Mr. Hornaday to be stuffed.