1099. 
1100. 
1101. 
1102. 
1103. 
1104, 
1105. 
1106. 
1107. 
1108. 
1109. 
1110. 
EEE. 
1112. 
1113. 
1114. 
1115. 
1116. 
1117. 
1118. 
1119. 
1120. 
1121. 
1122, 
1123. 
1124. 
1125. 
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APPENDIX TO CLASS II. 
Allophane. L. Schneeberg, Saxony. 
Aphrite. L. Saxony. 
Atacamite. Muriate of copper. Crystallized, and massive. 
L. Chili, Peru. 
Brewsterite, with chabasie. L. Strontian, Scotland. 
Calaite. Turquoise. L. Persia. 
Chiastolite. In clay slate. L. Lancaster, Massachusetts. 
do. do. (reddish) do. 
do. A loose crystal. do. 
do. do. do. 
do. do. do. 
do. do. do. 
do. do. do. 
do. do. do. 
do. In mica slate. L. Bellow’s Falls, Vermont. 
do. In clay slate. L, Lancaster, Massachusetts. 
do. do. L. Hartz. 
do. do. In acicular crystals. L. Cum- 
berland, England. 
Chloropal. L. Ribouk, Hungary. 
Chlorophaeite. In greenstone, L. Gill, Massachusetts. 
do. do. do. 
Chondrodite. Brucite, In carbonate of lime; yellow. 
L. Sparta, New-Jersey. 
Chondrodite. do. Reddish. L. Amity, 
New-York. 
Chondrodite. do. L. Orange, N.York, 
do. do. (red) do. 
do. do. With spinelle. L, 
Boxborough, Massachusetts, 
Comptonite, in small transparent crystals. Form a right 
square prism, with dihedral summits. L. Mouot Vesn- 
vius. 
Cupreous Bismuth. LL. Siberia. 
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