145 [ 237 3 CRUCIFERaE. Nasturtium sinualum, (Nutt.) Missouri river, sand-bars; April 23—not in fruit. Nasturtium palustre, (D. C.) Margin of swamps near Jacques river ; July 9. Arabis Canadensis, (Linn.) Shady woods, Upper Missouri ; April 29. Arabis dentata, (Torr. and Gr.) Shady ravine near Council Bluffs; April 30. Arabis laevigata, (D. C.) Woods opposite St, Louis ; April 19. Caidamine Ludoviciana, (Hook.) Margin of swamps, St. Louis, &c. ; April 19. Dentaria laciniata, (Muhl.) Rocky banks of the Missouri ; April 4. Sisymbrium canescens, (Nutt.) St. Louis and Fort Pierre, Upper Mis- souri; April and June. Erysimum asperum, (D. C.) Hills, Upper Missouri and Devil's lake; June and July. Erysimum cheiranthoides, (Linn.) Banks of rivers, Upper Mississippi ; August. Stanleya pinnatifida, (Nutt.) Slaty hills near L'Eau-qui court river; May 23. Draba Caroliniana, (Walt.) St. Louis and Council Bluffs; April 30. Draba brachycarpa, (Nutt.) Grassy hills about St. Louis ; April 16. Lepidium rttderale, (Linn.) Fort Pierre, Missouri valley; June 9. Capsella Bursa-pasloris, (Moench.) Upper Missouri ; June 14. CAPPARIDACEaE, Cleome integrifolia, (Pursh.) Naked banks of rivers, Upper Missouri ; July 9. Pvlanisia graveolens, (Raf.) Gravelly hills and sandy banks of the Up- *-per Missouri ; June 19. POLYGALACEaE. Polygala Senega, (Linn.) Borders of ponds, Upper Missouri. Polygula verticillata, (Linn.) Prairies about Devil's lake ; August 1. Polygala alba, (Nutt.)—P. Beyrichii, (Torr. and Gr.) Roots thick, throw- ing up numerous stems, which are 6 to 8 inches high ; leaves scarcely a line wide ; spike somewhat larger than those of polygala verticil- lata; lobes of the caruncle half as long as the hairy seed. Gravelly banks of the Missouri, near the banks of L'Eau-qui-court river;. May 23. A rare species, of which I for the first time saw specimens in this collection. VIOLACEaE. Viola delphini folia, (Nutt.) Prairies near Council Bluffs ; May 5. Viola Canadensis, (Linn.) Prairie groves, from near the mouth of Ver-- million river, Upper Missouri, north to Devil's lake; May 10. Viola cucullaia, (Ait.) Prairies near Council Bluffs;. May 15, 10