CATALOGUE OF AMERICAN LOCALITIES OF MINERALS. 355 



autunite! torbemite, crystals of feldspar, beryl, pseudomorplis after 

 beryl, tourmaline, albite, wad, nienaccanite. 



Gorgas's and Crease's Lane. — Tourmaline, cyanite, staurolite, 

 hornstone. 



Near Germantown. — Black tourmaline, laumontite, apatite; York 

 Road, tourmaline, beryl. 



Hestonville. — Alunogen, iron alum, orthoclase. 



Heft's Mill. — Alunogen, tourmaline, cyanite, titanite. 



Manattjnk. — At the soapstone quarries above Manayunk, talc, 

 steatite, chlorite, verjniculite, anthophyllite, staurolite, dolomite, apa- 

 tite, asbestus, brown spar, epsomite. 



Megargee's Paper-mill. — Staurolite, titanic iron, hyalite, apatite, 

 green mica, iron garnets in great abundance. 



McKinney's Quarry, on Rittenhouse Lane. — Feldspar, apatite, stil- 

 bite, natrolite, heulandite, epidote, hornblende, erubescite, malachite. 



Schuylkill Falls. — Chabazite, titanite, fluorite, epidote, musco- 

 vite, tourmaline, prochlorite. 



SCHUYLKILL CO. — Tamaqua, near Pottsville, in coal mines. — 

 Kaolinite. 



Y^ORK CO. — Bornite, rutile in slender prisms in granular quartz. 



DELAWARE. 



NEWCASTLE CO.— Brand ywine Springs.— Bucholzite, fibrolite 

 abundant, sahlite, pyroxene ; Brandy wine Hundred, muscovite, en- 

 closing reticulated magnetite. 



Dixon's Feldspar Quarries, six miles N. W. of Wilmington 

 (quarries worked for the manufacture of porcelain). — Adularia, albite, 

 oligoclase, beryl, apatite, cinnamon-stone ! ! magnesite, serpentine, as- 

 bestus, black tourmaline / (rare), indicolite / (rare), sphene in pyroxene, 

 cyanite. 



Dupont's Powder Mills.— "Hypersthene." 



Eastburn's Limestone Quarries, near the Pennsylvania line. — 

 Tremolite, bronzite. 



Quarryville. — Garnet, spodumene, fibrolite. 



Near Newark, on the railroad. — Sphaerosiderite on drusy quartz, 

 jasper (ferruginous opal), cryst. spathic iron in the cavities of cellular 

 quartz. 



Way's Quarry, two miles south of Centreville. — Feldspar in fine 

 cleavage masses, apatite, mica, deweylite, granular quartz. 



Wilmington. — In Christiana quarries, metalloidal diallage. 



Kennett Turnpike, near Centreville. — Cyanite and garnet. 



HARTFORD CO.— Deweylite. 



KENT CO. — Near Middletown, in Wm. Polk's marl pits. — Vivi- 

 anite ! 



On Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. — Retinasphalt, pyrite, 

 amber. 



SUSSEX CO. — Near Cape Henlopen. — Vivianite. 



MARYLAND. 



Baltlmore ( Jones's Falls, If mile from B.\ — Chabazite (haydenite), 

 heulandite (beaumontite of Levy), pyrite, lenticular carbonate of iron, 

 mica, stilbite. 



