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11. Nov. 17, 1886. Acc. 18275. Cat. ^[[No.]] 38230. A. F. Clapp, Sunbury, Penn'a. ^[[left margin checkmark]] One specimen of Lamprey, [[underlined]] Petromyzon marinus [[/underlined]], juv. from the Susquehanna River, at Sunbury. Nov. 17 Acc. 18278 Cat. ^[[No.]]38221-4 W. A. Wil[[strikethrough]]son[[/strikethrough]]^[[cox]] Gloucester, Mass. ^[[left margin checkmark]] Four specimens of Chimaera affinis. ( [[male symbol]] & [[female symbol]] ). Nov. 26, Acc. 18316. Cat. ^[[No.]] 38318. W. A. Wilcox. ^[[Gloucester, Mass.]] ^[[left margin checkmark]] Sword of a sword-fish, [[underlined]] Xiphias gladius [[/underlined]], that killed Capt. Franklin D. Langsford, of Lanesville, Mass. Wounded Aug. 9th & died Aug. 12, 1886. Nov. 29, 1886. Acc. 18330. Cat. ^[[No.]] 38251-2. ^[[left margin checkmark]] Alfred Johnson, Sch^[[ooner]] [[strikethrough]] n. [[/strikethrough]] "Mary S. Hontvet", thro. W. A. Wilcox. One very large specimen of [[underlined]] Alepocephalus bairdi [[/underlined]]