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Lepidoptera for exchange for specimens not represented in my collec- 

 tion. Send list to Charles Faust, Harvard, 111. 



Lepidoptera. I have for exchange live pupae of geminatus, achemon, 

 myron, Ancza andrea in papers. I wish live pupae or set imagoes of vci'si- 

 color, astylus, any Lepisesia and southern sphinges. R. R. Rowley, 

 Louisiana, Mo. 



Lepidoptera. Plyperchiria io pupae and many others for native and 

 exotic material. Also a large list of duplicates, mounted and in papers. 

 Paul Vollbrecht, 1873 N - Lincoln Ave., Chicago, 111. 



Lepidoptera. For exchange for other North American specimens new 

 to my collection. Chas Schlieter, 6or Christiana Ave., Chicago, 111. 



Wanted. To exchange New Hampshire Lepidoptera for species from 

 the south and west. Want Argynnis and species and varieties of the 

 Noctuid genera Phoecynia and Homoptera, etc., also Geometridae. Chas. 



F. Goodhue, Webster, Mer. Co., N. H. 



For Exchange. For species of North American diurnals, a few good 

 specimens, male and female, of Argymus nitocris, variety Ccemlescens 

 Holland W. J. Holland, Carnegie Museum, Pittsburgh, Pa. 



N A. Catocalse. Desired in exchange for species from this locality. 



G. M. Dodge, Louisiana, M<> 



For Exchange. A few pair of perfect examples of the rare and beauti- 

 ful Gyroch"ilus tritonia from Arizona. O. C. Poling, Quincy, 111. 



For Exchange. Mexican cocoons live pupae of Attacus Orizaba, Hy- 



perchiria janus, lemane and species, also Japanese and other foreign 



butterflies in papers, in exchange for rare pupae and images. G/overi 



and Rega/is preferred. James L. Mitchell, 212 Indianapolis Trust Bldg., 



Indianapolis, Ind. 



For Exchange. Coleoptera of North America. Beginners are invited. 

 Rev. J C. Warren, Pike, Wyoming Co., N. Y. 



Wanted. Homoptera, Jassidae, especially Scaphoidcns. Eutcttix and 

 Panuiicsiis. Herbert Osborn, Ohio State Univ., Columbus O. 



Coleoptera. I have a large number of duplicates, many rare specimens 

 among them, in exchange for species not already in my collection. Send 

 list to R. J. Crew, 225 Wilton Ave., Toronto, Canada. 



Wanted. American Rhopalocera, Sphingidae, Hombycidie, Catocala, 

 etc., set or in papers with data. Will collect British Lepidoptera Coleop- 

 tera, etc, set or in papers, \\ith full data. J. Gordon. Cnrsemabzie, 

 Whauphill, Wigtownshire, Scotland. 



