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Iron pyrite; sent by Miss J. E. Lee, Ricbmoutl, Ala. No. 1010. 



Iron pyrite; sent by F. C. Fisher, Middleboro, Ky. No. 1011. 



Material for assay; sent by D. Kreisber, Jobnson City, Tenn. No. 1012. 



Supposed ore; sent by T. C. Kennedy, Baltimore, Md. No. 1013. 



Siliceous linit'stoue; sent by D. Kreisber, .Tohuson City, Tenn. No. 1014. 



Volcanic dust; sent by R.N. Hess, Arkansas City, Kans. No. 1016. 



Material for ideutiHcation; seut by I. K. Rice, Holly Brook, Va. No. 1017. 



Iron pyrite; sent by P. Y. Reynolds, Copenba vers Mills, ^Ye8t Va. No. 1021. 



Volcanic sand; sent by W. A. Barriugtou, Toole City, Utah. No. 1024. 



Calc tufas; sent by .1. Marjenboff, Cbarlestou, S. C. No. 1029. 



Materials for analysis; sent by H. C. Allen, Buckley, Wasb. N(i. 10.S1. 



Rock from Montana; sent by A. C. Murpby. No. 24086. 



Material for analysis; seut by Philip Scharf, Tucson, Ariz. No. 103S. 



Supposed ore; seut by Henry Warren and Company, Orej'OH, Tenn. No. lO.S.'i. 



Material for analysis; sent by \Vm. Eppley, Zauesville, Oliio. No. 10 JO. 



Iron pyrites; seut by Alex. Bishop, Teges, Ky. No. 1011. 



Fungus; sent by L. K. Yeatts, Etna, Va. No. 1045. 



Supposed liuu'stone and marl; seut by Wm. Nelson, Sally, S. ('. No, 10.54. 



Clay; sent by Chas. Metcalf. Las Cruces, N. Mex. No. 1060. 



Material for aualysis; iseut by Christian Nelson, Virginia City, Mont. No. 1062. 



Impure limonite; sent by R. Bennett, Eiueka Spriugs, Ark. No. 1065. 



Concretionary nodule of pyrite; seut by Edw. Cornell, Pomeroy, 111. No. 1066. 



Mineral for deteruiiuatiou; sent by .1. W. Ragau, Hawkins Couuty.Teuu. No. 1069. 



Eruptive (?) rock carryiug epidote; sent by G. N. Trusell, Sbeiiardstown, W. Va. 



No. 1070. 

 Supposed fossil ; seut by Frank Meddock, Mainsville, Ohio. No. 1071. 

 Clay; sent by C. R. Richey, Abbeyville, S. C. No. 1079. 

 Material for assay; sent by .1. H. Heyens, Ogdeu, Utah. No. 1084. 

 Clay ironstone concretion ; sent by C. C. Tread, Des Moines, Iowa. No. 1086. 

 Lead ore; sent by .l.C. Connor, Powells Station, Teuu. No. 109.3. 

 Quartzite; sent by ,T. W. Ragau, Rogersville, Tenn. No. 1094. 

 Clay ; sent by J. C. Taylor, Springer, N. Mex. No. 1095. 

 Supposed ore; sent by L. K. Yeatts, Galveston, Va. No. 1097. 

 Ferruginous clay; sent by H. A. Green, Cbesney, S. C. No. 1098. 

 Ores for determination; seut by Hon. Clias. T. O'Ferrall, Harrisoulinrg, Va. No. 



1101. 

 Hematite; seut by .1. W. Hilton, Ackworth. Ga. No. 1104. 

 Chert with iron sulphides; sent by E. Vawney, Goshen, Ark. No. 1106. 

 Limonite; sent by W. .1. Anderson, Hartmausville, W. Va. No. 1107. 

 Ores for assay; seut by Antonio Cunha, Big Piue, Cal. No. 1108. 

 Supposed aluminum ore; seut by S. P. Roberts, Big Pine, Cal. No. 1112. 

 Hematite; sent by W. R. Bond, Custer, S. Dak. No. 1123. 

 Fire clay; sent 1)y H. D. Fuller, Winchester, W. Va. No. 1124. 

 Gypsum and supposed tin ore; seut by F. Grittith, Gleudive, Mont. No. 1125. 

 Supposed fossil; sent by W. Lane, Wild Rose, Wis. No. 1126. 

 Ores; sent by Henry Clause, Pliebe. Tenn. No. 1127. 

 Manganese ore; sent by O. H. Swingle, Dudley ville, Ariz. No. 11.30. 

 Limonite; seut by L. P. Halley, Biloxi, Miss. No. 1131. 

 Infusorial earth; seut by D.G.Martin, Eagle Rock, Idaho. No. 1133. 

 Material for assay; sent by S. Heymann, Fayetteville, Tenn. No. 1150. 

 Rocks for identification ; seut by M. L. Marvin, Goodricli, Mich. No. 1157. 

 Supposed aluminum ore; sent by S. P. Roberts, Big Pine, Cal. No. 1158. 

 Impure infusorial earths; sent by M. M. Faught, Idaho Falls, Idaho. No. 1160. 

 Materi.al for identificaticm ; sent by J. H. Claitonie, Walls Springs, Tenn. No. 1166. 

 Puniiceous sand; .seut by .J. H. Robinson, Lewistou, Idaho. No. 1170. 

 Ores for identification; seut by W. A. Fletcher. Rhodelia, Tenn. No. 1172. 



