Having newly arranged the Coccidæ of our collection, which have been named by Prof. J.H. Comstock, I compared them with the professor's Catalogue for 1883, and ascertained the presence of two-thrids of the 168 numbers enumerated. I find that only 27 N. Amer. species are wanting. Among the insects received in the collection of the Peabody Academy is Lecanium tiliœ, A. Fitch, from Mt. Carroll, Ill., by Mr. Shimer, very probably identical with A. Fitch's species, and Lecanium tulipiferœ, Cook, by typical specimens.

Living Pupæ.— The Rev. W.J. Holland (5th Avenue, Oakland, Pittsburgh, Pa.) has a large number of living pupæ of Tela Polyphemus, Actias Luna, C. Promethea and Angularis, E. Imperialis and C. Regalis, reared in the South, which he desires to dispose of at reasonable rates. His object is to asist and encourage a poor lad whom he has interested in Entomology. Application should be made to him at once.