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Used are returned file Entered. Ack. [[stamped]] G.B.G. Sep 4-1890 [[/stamped]] SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM S. P. LANGLEY, Secretary G. BROWN GOODE, Assistant Secretary, in charge of U. S. National Museum Washington,[[blank line]], 188 REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INSECTS FOR JULY 1890. The following accessions were received during the month: 23200 - 9 sp. of a scorpion, 1 spider, 1 myriapod and 1 caterpillar from Govt. of Nicaragua through M. Medina, Paris. 794 - 1 sp. Acarid-mite from Grace H. Korff, N.Y. (for report) 23347 - 4 species of rare N. A. Coleoptera from Prof. Herbert Osborn, Ames, Iowa. 23399 - 1 sp. Dynastes tityus from Geo. W. Bassett, Mattawoman, Md. 812 - 1 sp. Lucanus elaphus from F. McDonnell, Grant, Tex. 23400 - About 63 species insects of all orders, collected in Angola and St. Thome, Africa, from H. Chatelain, 219 4 1/2 St. N. W., Washington, D. C. 23403 - Larva of Citheronia regalis from Cheves Bevise, Winfield, Ark.