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8 Oct. 29, 1887. Acc. 19748. Cat. 39308-39317. Dr. J. C. Merrill, Fort Klamath, Oregon. One can of alcoholic specimens of fishes from Modoc Point, Upper Klamath Lake. [[2 column table]] [[underlined]] Chasmistes [[/underlined]] | sp. eight specimens [[underlined]] Phoxinus cocruleus, [[/underlined]] | 1 spec. [[underlined]] Ammocœtes tridentatus, [[/underlined]] | 1 "[[ditto for spec.]] [[end table]] Fishes received during November 1887. ---------- Nov. 2, 1887. Acc. 19786. Cat. 39285. E. G. Blackford, 80 Fulton Market, New York, N.Y. One fresh specimen of the Atlantic Salmon, [[underlined]] Salmo salar [[/underlined]]. From Port Monmouth, New Jersey, 29 1/2 inches long; 4 3/5 inches deep. Color sketch made by Mr. Shindler.