Miscellaneous Localities of Minerals, 43 



Q. Jiugite. 



7. Calcareous Spar, lenticular crystals of carb. lime. 



8. Jasper. 9. Talc of different colours. 10. Mica, do. 

 11. Pudding&lone. 



12 Quartz crystals, ferruginous quartz massive and 

 crystallized. 



13. Hornsione, 14. Agate, 



At Dalton. 



^ 15. Very large Agates occur in masses of liornstone and 

 jaspery quartz and jasper. 



16. Opal, do. 17. Hyalite, do. 



IS. liornstone^ approaching chalcedony. 



19. Siliceous Sinter, in stalactical concretions. 



20 Cacholong. 21. Red Oxide Tttamum/m qu^irtz. 



22. Breccia, with a cement of brown oxide hematiie, and 

 carburet of iron, — interstices lined with minute quartz crys- 

 tals. 



23. Serpentine, containing asbestos, in the east part of 

 tfce town. 



24. Epidote. 25. Hornblende, 



26. Augite, principally massive. 



27. Ferruginous Quartz, in yellow crystals. 



28. Schorl, 29. Bog Iron Ore, 



30. Galena, in small quantities at Canaan and Chatham, 

 N. Y. 



31. Carbonate of Copper, Chatham, N. Y. 



32. Zoisite, at Zoar. Cummingtonite, do. 

 33 Asbestos, in serpentine, do. 



34. Magnetic Oxide of Iron, in large octaedral crys- 

 tals, do. 



35. Graphite, in great abundance at New Marlborough. 



36. Augile, do. 37. Red Oxide Titanium, do 



38. Arenaceous Quartz, with dendritic impressions of 

 ©xide of manganese, do. 



