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Shufeldt, Dr. R.W. U.S.A. Fort Wingate N.M.
Specimens of Physa gyrina Lea from New Mexico. in spirits

Signal Office, U.S.A. (See also Stejneger)
Specimens of shells from Point Barrow, Arctic Ocean, collected by Prof. John Murdoch and others of the arctic meteorological station at Point Barrow, Commanded by Lieut. P.H. Ray, U.S.A.
A valuable collection from an almost inaccessible locality.

Stearns, R.E.C., asst Curator U.S. National Museum.
Specimens of shells from San Diego and Monterey California, also land and fresh water shells from Iowa and elsewhere collected by R.E. Call.

Stejneger, Dr Leonhard. Washington D.C.
Specimens of shells collected at the Commander Islands Bering Sea while acting as observer for the U.S. Signal Service. This is a small but valuable collection and the only one known from the locality. It has been described in the Proceedings of the U.S. National Museum for 1884.

Swan, J.G. Port Townsend Wash. Terr.
Specimens of large shellfish used for food from Port Townsend and vicinity, for the economical series of food mollusks.