Taichi (and all), I compared the list of CV-like x-ray sources against USNO-A2.0 mainly to get improved positions. I also did a search in SIMBAD for IDs, although there weren't really any new ones. The positions should be better than the ROSAT ones in any case. One of the objects appears to have been in a high state at the time of the POSS-I plates and the DSS-I plate (presumably the UK Schmidt J survey plate), or its magnitude is in error in the source list. Also note that the presumed symbiotic star has been catalogued as an emission- line galaxy. There is no redshift available for this object however. \Brian Name RA (2000) Dec mag type Remarks 1RXS J000154.2-670749 0 01 55.08 -67 07 43.6 13.4 CV EC 23593-6724 1RXS J012851.9-233931 1 28 52.48 -23 39 43.1 18.3 AM 1RXS J013242.8-655434 1 32 42.04 -65 54 32.4 20 AM 1RXS J023052.9-684203 2 30 51.01 -68 42 05.5 17.3 AM 1RXS J025538.2-224655 2 55 37.98 -22 47 02.8 18.0 DN:/IP: 1RXS J035410.4-165244* 3 54 10.34 -16 52 45.0 18.4 AM: 1RXS J042555.8-194534* 4 25 55.21 -19 45 30.1 16.6 AM 1RXS J082051.2+493433 8 20 51.12 +49 34 32.9 19.5 AM 1RXS J085909.5+053703 8 59 09.16 +05 36 55.1 17 AM 1RXS J101534.8+090448 10 15 34.78 +09 04 42.3 16.5 AM 1RXS J143703.5+234236 14 37 03.42 +23 42 27.6 20.5 NL: 1RXS J161008.0+035222 16 10 07.49 +03 52 33.2 15.9 AM: 1RXS J172405.7+411402 17 24 06.26 +41 14 09.1 17 AM 1RXS J195711.1-573823 19 57 11.50 -57 38 22.0 18 AM 1RXS J202237.8-395412 20 22 37.53 -39 54 12.4 19 AM 1RXS J211540.9-584045 21 15 40.94 -58 40 53.4 17.9 AM EUVE J2115-58.6 1RXS J230949.6+213523* 23 09 49.27 +21 35 20.0 15.6 Symb UCM 2307+2118 1RXS J231532.3-304855 23 15 31.93 -30 48 47.0 17.3 DN 1RXS J231603.9-052713 23 16 03.60 -05 27 08.2 18.0 AM Notes: 1RXS J035410.4-165244 mag. 16 in USNO-A2.0 (ep 1955.952) and DSS-I. 1RXS J042555.8-194534 two positions in USNO-A2.0 differ by ~3" and 30 years. 1RXS J230949.6+213523 emission-line galaxy?