The New York Star says:
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labors Of the Horticultural Society at Washington,
D. G. At arecent meeting


DR.. McWilliams presented collection Of bulbs
and seeds from Florida and Texas, among them
the arrowroot or cont Of the Seminoles; these
seeds and roots were collected and forwarded by
DR.. Mccormick, Of the U. s. Army. ;a. III.


By Josh. Pierce, two specimens Of the 'black
nun" dahla, a seeding originating with, and so
called by him; fine dark flower, equal to the
''negro boy"


Mr.. Callan presented fine specimen of spring
wheat from the Washington Asylum, sown in
April, the heads Of which measured six inches
in length.