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139. Crystallized mica, Goshen. 



140. Rose colored mica, Goshen. 

 —141. Prismatic mica, Russell. 



142. Variegated prismatic mica, Russell. 



— 143. Black mica, Russell. 



— 144. Plumose mica, Williamsburg. 



— -145. Tourmaline in granite, Chelmsford. 



— 140. Indicolite, Goshen. 



— 147. Indicolite, Goshen. 



148. Light blue indicolite, Goshen. 



149. Green tourmaline, Goshen. 



— 150. Yellowish green tourmaline, Goshen. 



151. Tourmaline, Chesterfield. 



152. Green, red and blue tourmalines, Chesterfield. 



— • 153. Green tourmaline in quartz, Chesterfield. 



154. Green tourmaline inclosing rabellite. Chesterfield. 



- 155. Phenacite in granite, Goshen. 



156. Rose red phenacite, Goshen. 



157. Phenacite with spodumene, Goshen. 



— 158. Phenacite, Goshen. 

 -- 159. Stilbite, Goshen. 



- 160. Fibrous talc, Norwich. 

 161. Fibrous talc, Blandford. 



— 162. Common feldspaB, Williamsburg. 



163. Blue feldspar, Leverett. 

 *~164. Greenish feldspar, Goshen. 

 —165. Foliated albite, (cleavandite,) Chesterfield. 

 --166. Foliated albite. New Salem. 



167. Coarsely granular albite, Chesterfield. 

 ——168. Finely granular albite, Goshen. 

 ' 169. Galena in quartz, Southampton. 

 -'170. Galena with Blende, Whately. 



- 171. Galena with carb. lead, Southampton. 

 k — 172. Blende in quartz, Northampton. 



■\- 173. Copper pyrites, Southampton. 



"-'174. Blende, galena, and copper pyrites, Southampton. 

 — Inl75. Decomposing blende in quartz, Williamsburg. 

 ^ 176. Granite with long mica prisms, Russell. 

 V 177. Coarse granite, Northfield. 

 v' 178. Granite, South Mountain, Northfield. 



179. Coarse granite, Irving. 

 ^•*'180. Coarse granite, South Orange. 

 V'181. Granite with blue feldspar, Clappville, Leicester. 

 '.; 182. Graphic granite, Granby, south-east part. 



183. Granite with yellowish feldspar, Brimfield. 

 V^184. Granite with blue feldspar, Hoosac Mountain. 

 v/185. Granite, Clarksburg, north-west part. 



