
          flowers. Are they right about two
plants? At any rate, will you bring
with you, if to spare, specimens of the 
[art.?], with perfect flowers, to send to Babington.*

I have had, for some time the drawing
ready of the Fremont plant allied to Adenostoma
It is a perfect Anadenostoma, from the drawing.

Sprague is anxious to finish, & has
come to ask, [?] [?] if I had any more
instructions from you. But I thought I
would not let him take up the Endotheca
nor the Chamabatia, till I heard from you.

The Med. College matter hangs like an
incubus, a depressing weight over us all.

You have heard of Agassiz's engagement.
Will not Mrs. Torrey and some of the girls come
on with you. We cannot promise them a lively
time, but shall be glad to see them nevertheless.
I hear Maggy is at Washington.

Ever faithfully yours
A.Gray

* Strange that your figure in Flora New York
does not show any stamens!

        