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Show APPENDIX NN. 1329 opening from the base of the corium. Head much longer than wide, polished, narrowed behind the eyes, the width, between the eyes scarcely narrower than the collnm ; face moderately decurving; eyes blackish, reniforin, very prominent; antennae moderately stout, rod- like, the basal joint constricted at its origin, the second joint very long, infascated, of even thickness thronghoat; rostrum fdender, infascated, reaching npon the venter. Pronotam nearly bell- shaped, longer than wide, very narrow in front, finely polished, the posterior margin concave. Marginal lines of the corium all around, and of the clavas, brownish; cuneas infascated at tip, and with a large white spot at base; membrane fuliginous, but paler at the basal angle. Legs long and slender, the tibise and tarsi tinged with piceous. Venter highly polished, orange, a little infascated, moderately olavate posteriorly. Length to tip of venter 4} millims. To tip of wing-covers 6 millims. Width of pronotum H millims. A single- wing cover is in the lot from New Mexico. Other specimens have been taken in Texas and Illinois. FAMILY AOAOTHIADJE. ACAKTHIA, Fabr. A. lectulmHa. Oimex leetularius. Linn; Syst. Nat ed. IS. vol it, p. 715, No. 1. Aeanthia lectularia, Fab; Bnt. Syst. iv, p. 67, No. 1. Aeanthia Uctularia, Arayot & Serv; Hemipt., p. 313, No. t. Aeanthia leetularia, Fieber; Ear. Hemipt., p. 134, No. 1. From Nothern New Mexico, October, Lieat. W. L. Carpenter. FAMILY ARADID. E. ARADUS, Fab. A, rectus. Aradus rectus. Say; Heteropt New Harmony, p. 89, No. 4. From the foot- hilta of New Mexico, October, Lieut. W. L. Carpenter. FAMILY PHYMATIDJE. PHYMATA, Lat. P. erosa. Cimex eroeue, Linn; Syst Nat. ed. 13, vol. il, p. 718, Na 19. Oimex Scorpio, DeGeer; M6m. ill, p. 350. pL 35. fig. 13. Phymata eroea, Amyot & Serv; Hemipt., p. 390, No. 8. From San Ildefonso, N. Mex., August 17, Mr. Shedd. FAMILY NABITXE. CORISCUS, Schrank. C. ferus. Oimex ferus, Linn; Fauna SHAO., p. 256, No. 968, Nobis ferus, Fiber; Eur. Hemipt, p. 161, No. 9. Cbriseus ferus, St& l; Enuni Hemipt. iii, p. 113, No. 13. Collected in New Mexico, and at Colorado Springs, Colo., Jane, by Dr. H. C. Yarrow-; also Southern Colorado, Jane- July, Lieut. W. L. Carpenter, and above timber- line in New Mexico. SUBFAMILY KEDUVIINA. PJUONOTUS, Lap. P. crUtatu*. Oimex crUtatus, Linn; Cent Ins. Bar., p. 16, No. 49. Aman. Acad., vol. vi, p. 399, No. 42. Seduvius novenarius. Say; Amer. Ent., voL i, pL 31, Na 2. Arilus denticulatus, West wood; Drnry Illnst., vol. ii, p. 73. Prionotus cristatus, Uhler; Bulletin U. & Geo. Sarv. Territ, vol. it, No. 5, p. 61. A single specimen from Northern New Mexico, collected by Lieut. W. L. Carpenter. PINDUS, St& l. P. 9oeius. Undue sooius, Uhler; U. S. Geolog. Survey of Montana, 1871, p. 490. From the plains and foot- hills of Northern New Mexico, in October, by Lient. \ V. L. Carpenter. 84 S |