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Thermonatrite, Euchlorine, Neocyanite, Lithidionite, 

 Aphthitalite and Facellite from Vesuvius. 

 Fluosiderite ; Naples. 

 Scapolite ; Laurinkari, Finland. 

 Wollastonite ; Perheniemi, Finland. 

 Tantalite ; Kimito, Finland. 

 Alloclase ; Orawicza, Hungary. 

 Durdenite ; Tejucigalpa, Honduras. 

 Indianite ; Pelham, Massachusetts, U.S.A. 

 Porcellophite ; Delaware County, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. 

 Siderophyllite ; El Paso County, Colorado, U.S.A. 

 Mazapilite ; Zacatecas, Mexico. 

 Bertrandite ; Nantes. 

 Calcite ; Nieder-Rabenstein, Saxony. 

 Dawsonite ; Algeria. 

 Marcasite ; Aussee. 

 OtFretite ; Montbrison, France. 

 Epsomite in large crystals ; Stassfurth, Prussia. 

 Hauchecornite ; Niederliovels, Rhenish Prussia. 

 Manganocalcite ; Guanaxuato, Mexico. 

 Geikielite ; Ceylon. 



Gold, crystallised ; Yakutsk, East Siberia. 

 Trona ; Owens Lake, California. 



Orangite, a very large crystalline mass ; Arendal, Norway. 

 Molybdenite, a very large mass ; Flekkefjord, Norway. 

 Endlichite ; Lake Valley, New Mexico. 

 Serpierite ; Camaresa, Greece. 

 Fluor, Galena, and Blende ; Alston, Cumberland. 

 Witherite with Alstonite ; Hexham, Northumberland. 



Sulphur in excellent crystals of a rare habit ; jGirgenti, 

 Sicily. 



Rubellite ; California. 



Cerussite in fine groups ; Monte Vecchio, Sardinia. 



Meneghinite ; Bottino, Tuscany, 



Rutile, a fine crystal ; Lincoln County, Georgia, U.S.A. 



Haematite, a large crystal ; Elba. 



Boleite, in twin crystals of rare habit; Boleo, Lower 

 California. 



Reinite ; Kimbosan, Kei, Japan. 



Hopeite ; Altenberg, Aix-la-Chapelle. 



Cuprocalcite ; Bel Patacon, Chili. 



Hydrocerussite ; Langban, Sweden. 



Leptonematite ; Schneeberg, Saxony. 



Huantajayite ; Huantajaya, Peru. 



Pilini^e ; Striegau, Silesia. 



Avalite ; Schublja Stena, Servia. 



Heliophyllite ; Harstigen, Wermland, Sweden. 



Jaulingite ; Oberdorff', Styria. 



Arnimite ; Planitz, Zwickau, Saxony, 

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