382 Sir G. F. Ilampson on new Pyralldae 



sending; a spur to termen at middle ; a black-edged yellow 

 discoidal lunulc ; a triani;;ular fulvous patch on costa before 

 apex, defined by a fine white line on inner side and a broad, 

 line on outer, its apex on the small wedge-shaped leaden 

 spot at termination of the streak from medial line; a black- 

 edged terminal yellow line. Hind wing with brown-edged 

 silvery discoidal band, with yellow mark on its inner edge ; 

 the apical area strongly irrorated with black scales ; seven 

 black spots with silver spots between them on apical part of 

 termen ; the inner area slightly irrorated with black and 

 with a brown mark near tornus, 



Hab. Mexico, Jalapa {Trujillo), 9 ? , Godman-Salvin 

 Coll. ; Orizaba, Jalapa {Schaus), 1 ? type, Exp. 32 mm. 



(2G.) Argyractis fuJicalis, Clem. Pr. Ac. N. Sci. Phil. 18G0, 

 p. 217. 



Cafaclysta mnixlatalis, Tied. Wien. ent. Mou. 1863, p. 480. 

 Cutaclijsta confusaUs, Wlk. xxxiv. 1234. 



U.S.A. 



(27.) Argyractls annulalis, Guen. Delt. & Pyr. p. 200. 

 Centr. America, Brazil. 



(28.) Argyractis samealis, Feld. Reis. Nov. pi. cxxwi. fig. Ik 

 Brazil. 



(29.) Argyractis gratalis, Wlk. xxxiv. 1335. 

 Cataclysta cerussalis, Feld. Reis. Nov. pi. cxxxvi. fig. 8. 

 Mexico, W. Indies, Br. Guiana, Brazil. 



(30.) Argyractis schistopalis, sp. n. 



Cataclysta cealis, Druce, Biol. Centr.-Am., Ilet. ii. p. 272 (part.), noc 

 Wlk. 



Head and thorax ochrcous suffnscd with red-brown ; 

 abdomen oclireous slightly banded with brown. Fore wing 

 whitish thickly irrorated with dark brown ; the base of costal 

 ar( a suffused with brown ; an antemcdial whitish band 

 defined on each side by indistinct brown bands on costal half 

 and yellowish bands on inner half; two oblicpic brown 

 discoidal strire ; a rather oblique yellow fascia tVom bclow 

 end of cell to termen ; two wedge-shaped wliitc bands from 

 costa before ai)ex to vein 3, where they nearly meet, defined 

 on each i^ide by brown and with yellow before, between, and 



