CATALOGUE OF AMERICAN LOCALITIES OF MINERALS. 355 
autunite! torbernite, crystals of feldspar, beryl, pscudomorphs after 
beryl, tourmaline, albite, wad, menaccanite. 
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. 
Hert’s Minu.—Alunogen, tourmaline, cyanite, titanite. 
MANAYUNK.—At the soapstone quarrics above Manayunk,’ talc, 
steatite, chlorite, vermiculite, 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 FALiLs.—Chabazite, titanite, fluorite, epidote, musco- 
vite, tourmaline, prochlorite. 
SCHUYLKILL CO.—TAMAQUA, near POTTSVILLE, in coal mines.— 
Kaolinite. 
YORK CO.—Bornite, rutile in slender prisms in granular quartz. 
DELAW ARE. 
NEWCASTLE CO.—BRANDYWINE SpRINGS.—Bucholzite, fibrolite 
abundant, sahlite, pyroxene; Brandywine Hundred, muscovite, en- 
closing reticulated magnetite. 
Drxon’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. 
DupPont’s PowDER Miutis.—‘“‘ Hypersthene.” 
EKASTBURN’S LIMESTONE QUARRIES, near the Pennsylvania line.— 
Tremolite, broneite. 
QUARRYVILLE.—Garnet, spodumene, fibrolite. 
Near NEWARK, on the railroad.—Spherosiderite 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. 
Wiiminetron.—In Christiana quarries, metalloidal diallage. 
KENNETT TURNPIKGE, near Centreville.—Cyanite and garnet. 
HARTFORD CO.—Deweylite. 
KENT CO.—Near MIDDLETOWN, in Wm. Polk’s mazl pits.— Vivi- 
anite | 
On CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL.—Retinasphalt, pyrite, 
amber. 
SUSSEX CO,.—Near CAPE HENLOPEN.— Vivianite. 

MARYLAND. 
BALTIMORE (Jones’s Falls, 12 mile from B.).—Chabazite (haydenite), 
heulandite (beaumontite of Levy), pyrite, lenticular carbonate of iron, 
mica, stilbite. 
