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CATALOGUE OF THE 



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326 A magnificent specimen of crystallized resin-coloured blend, 



interspersed with delicate white quartz crystals, and cal- 

 careous spar, Hungary 



327 Native and vitreous copper, in a quartzose matrix, Siberia j 



yellow copper, with lead ore, Sweden 5 green stellated 

 copper, intermixed with gray copper, rich in silver, with 

 iron, from Langen Hecke, Triers 



328 Crystallized lepidolite, Moravia— extremely fine and rare 



329 A rich specimen of golden green labrador 



330 Agates, six specimens — two fine 



331 A large and very clear rock-crystal, Switzerland 5 and four 



others 



332 Two large Oberstein agates, one very beautiful 



333 Four English pebbles, one Egyptian, two agates, and an eagle 



stone, or iEtites 



334 Lapis lazuli, from the Buckarian Calmncks, amethystine 



quartz, and four other polished specimens 



335 Transparent tabular barytes, and a lichen geographicus, on a 



rock-stone, from Westmorland 

 33d A fine oriental heliotropiun, or green blood stone, an Egyp- 

 tian pebble, and quartz crystal, penetrated with needle- 

 liKe shorl 



337 Two polished specimens of Brazilian quartz crystal 



338 Dendritical manganese, Menil, France and manganese of 



the like figure on quartz, from Hesse— both very rare 



339 An elegantly-shaped snuff-box, formed of white rock-crystal 



340 A magnificent specimen of topazine columnar, or rock- 



crystals, intermixed with very large crystals of aqua-ma- 

 rine, the beryl of the ancients, very rare, Siberia 



341 Red zeolite, Sweden ; and black shorl, Arragon 



342 Fine agates, five from Germany, and two Oriental 



343 Native silver pervading galena, and grey silver ore, on* 



rose coloured manganese, Trasylvania 



344 Dendritical silver, with quartz, argentiferous lead, and a* 



small specimen of muriate of silver 



345 Crystallized manganese, Ilefeld; arsenic ; and part of a 



large crystal of brilliant cobalt, from Hesse 



346 Silver ore, on a phosphorescent matrix, Siberia ; native silver 



on jaspar ; and native amalgam of silver 

 3.47 Native cinnabar, Idria ; cinnabar, and quicksilver, Deux- 

 pont; enisform manganese, and pigeon-neck bismuth, 

 Saxony 



?48 Crystallized antimony, Tuscany, and two others 



349 Smoky dogs'-tooth spar 



350 Selenite, Saxony ; and black blend, Cumberland 



351 Molybdate of lead, very finely crystallized, Carinthia 



352 Transparent vitreous ruby silver, an elegant group of well- 



