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UINEBALS. 



Lignite, 



Micaceous Oligistb, 

 Malachite, &c., 

 Amiantups, 



Galena and Sulphuret op Iron, 

 Cinnabar in Schist, 

 Cinnabar, granular, 

 Kaolin, 



Stalactij^c Iron, 

 Lamellsse Oligiste, 



Crichtonite (Titaxiferous Oxide op Iron), 



-Neoctese, 



Auriferous Pyrites in Quartz, 



Micaceous Oligiste, 



Ardosia, 



Crystals op Magnetic Iron, 



Topazes, 



Acerdese, 



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 Oxide oe Bismuth, 



Carbonate op Lead and op Copper, Galena, 

 Amethists, 



Amphibolite and Auriferous Itabirite, 

 Cassiterite in Granite, 

 Fluor Spar, with Galena, &c., 

 Group of Hyaline Quartz, 



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Erythrine (Arsenical Cobalt), 

 Native Arsenic, 



Blende, with Ar. Sul., in Quartz, 

 AcicuLAR Stibnite, IN Talco-sghist, 

 Pyrites (Marcassite) Ac. in Quartz, 

 Graphite, 



Limestone (Marble), 

 Chrysoberyl, 



Itacoldmite (Gres flescivel), 

 Galena, 



Magnetic Iron Ore, 

 Limestone, 

 Bituminous Schist, 

 Limonite (slaty). 

 Argentiferous Galena, 



LOCALITIES. 



Barcellos, 



Itabira, 



Melancias, 



Different places in 



Minus, 



Infeccionado, 



Villarica, 



Corrego Trepuy, 



Thesoureiro, 



Itabira, 



Mine of Tente Casi- 



mciro, 

 Serra de Nassouras, 

 Antonio Pereira, 

 Torquirn, 

 Itabira, 

 Ouro Preto, 

 Cocaes, 



Macaulas, 

 Antonio Pereira, 

 Catla Branca, 

 Sette Lagoas, 

 From different places, 

 Itabira do Campo, 

 Rio Paraupeba, 

 Itacolumy, 

 Itambe, 

 Brumado, 

 Antonio Pereira, 

 Ouro Preto, 

 Ala-ethe, 

 Cattas-Altas, 

 Timbopeba, 

 Barreiras, 

 Itabira do Campo, 

 Serra das Esmeraldos, 

 Serra d' Itacolumy, 

 Taubate, 

 S. Jo. d' Tpanema, 



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Soroeaba, 

 Ceritiba, 

 Iporanga, 



PSOVINOES. 



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Nodules, calcareous, ferruginous and slaty ferruginous, which are found in extreme 

 abundance, and from the size of a grown pea to that of a bomb shell of a gigantic mortar, in 

 the interior of the Provinces of Pernambuco, Parahyla, Rio Grande do Norte, Ceara, Pianhy, 

 Maranhao, Goyas, and Matto-Grosso. 



Agates, Sexios rollados (RoUes stones), common in the Rio do S. Francesco do Norte. 



II. Additions by purchase. 

 (None). 



[Senate, No. 89.] 



