= TOC 
Ruddock; New Orleans (VEAZIE, HOWARD, BOYCE); Baton 
Rouge, Napoleonville, Hammond, Shreveport, Franklin (Ho- 
WARD), New Theria, Patterson, Jackson Barracks (LUDLOW). 
Mississipi (GLENN HERRICK), Pass Christian, Summit, 
Quarantine Station, Biloxi (HOWARD), Vicksburg, Clarksdale, 
Tutwiter, Belzoni, Holly Springs, Jackson, Winona, West Point, 
- Tupelo, Corinth, Morgan City. 
Alabama. — Mobile, Decatur, Auburn, Tuscumbia, Huntsville, 
Yazoo City. 
Georgia (GLENN HERRICK, COQUILLETT), Atlanta, Pelham, 
Augusta, Savannah (1), Brunswick (HOWARD), Augusta Arsenal 
and Fort Mc Pherson (LUDLOW). 
Florida. — Fort Barrancas (LUDLOW), Ley West (HOWARD and 
LUDLOW). 
S. Carolina. — Charleston, Sullivan’s Island (HOWARD), 
Columbia, Fort Freemont, Fort Moultrie (LUDLOW). 
N. Carolina. — Beaufort, Winston (HOWARD), Raleigh, Greens- 
boro, Charlotte, Salisbury (LUDLOW). 
Tennessee. — Savannah (WIEDEMANN) (2), Nashville (Ho- 
WARD), Knoxville, Clarkesville, Chatanooga, Memphis, Columbia, 
Dechard, Athens, Bristol (LUDLOW). 
Arkansas (GLENN HERRICK), Hot Spring (HOWARD and 
LUDLOW), Helena (LUDLOW). 
Kentucky. — Lexington, Middlesboro, Louisville, Richmond 
(HOWARD and LUDLOW). 
{llinois. — Cairo (HOWARD). 
Missouri. — St. Louis (HOWARD). 
Indiana. — Jeffersonville. 
Virginia (GLENN HERRICK), Virginia Beach (HOWARD), 
Norfolk (3), Lynchberg, Danville, Richmond (HOWARD). 
Maryland. — Baltimore (CARTER) found breeding in fresh 
water on fruit wharf. 
Arizona. — Nogales (HOWARD). 
California. — San Diego, Angel Island (CARTER). 
(1) WIEDEMANN described Culex teniatus from Savannah, but whether the 
Savannah in this State or not we do not know. 
(2) WIEDEMANN merely says Savannah, which we do not know. 
(3) In former years this place suffered much from yellow fever (HowarD). 
