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142. Webera cruda, ScMmp. — Crevices of rocks at the outlet of 

 Leamy's Lake (Aug., 1889). 



143. Bryum capillare, Linn. — In abundance on rocks, Gilmour's 

 Park, Chelsea, Que. (Sep., 1889). 



50. Bryum Ontariense, Kind. N. sp, — This is the B. roseum of 

 first article; fruiting abundantly this year (Aug., 1889). 



144. Mnium affine var. rugicum, Bruch. & Schimp. — On wet, boggy 

 ground near the pond in Dow's swamp (Sep., 1889). — New to Canada. 



145. Mnium inclinatum, Lindb.— Creviqes of limestone rocks at 

 McKay's Lake, and outlet of Leamy's Lake (Aug., 1889). — New to 

 America. 



146. Mnium orthorrhynchum, Bruch. & Schimp. — Crevices of 

 rocks along McKay's Lake, Beech wood (Oct., 1889). 



147. Polytrichum commune, Linn. — Common on earth in the wet 

 woods north and west of Beechwood (Aug., 1889). 



148. Myurella julacea, Bruch. <fe Schimp. On the base of rotten 

 stumps in Dow's swamp. — Rare. — (Sep., 1889.) 



149. Leskea polycarpa, Ehi-h. — Very abundant on trees subject to 

 inundation in the woods at Leamy's Lake (Aug., 1889). 



150. Leskea nigrescens, Kindb. N. sp. — On stones in McKay's 

 woods (Oct., 1889). 



151. Pylaisia Selwynii, Kindb. N. sp. — On old rails along the 

 Richmond road (Aug., 1884). — Mixed with P. intricata. 



152. Hypnum (Brachythecium) acuminatum, Beauv — Common 

 on earth and at base of trees in Beechwood and at Carleton Place (Sep., 

 1889). 



153. Hypnum (Brachythecium) acutum. Mitt. — On stones in 

 McKay's woods, and at Carleton Place (Sep., 1889). 



154. Hypnum (Brachythecium) Donnellii (1) Austin. — On roots of 

 trees in woods at Carleton Place (Sep., 1889). — New to Canada. 



155. Hypnum (Brachythecium) Novae-Augliae, SuUiv. k Lesq. 

 — On earth in McKay's woods (Aug., 1889). 



156. Hypnum (Brachythecium) populeum, Hedw. — On i-ocks in 

 Gilmour's Park, Chelsea, and at Caiieton Place (Sep., 1889). 



157. Hypnum (Eurhynchium) substrigosum, Kindb. N. sp. — Dif- 

 fering from H. strigosumin the leaves, being twice greater, subdistichous,. 



