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On American Phosphate of Lime. 



At Moriah, New York — with zircon, calc spar, actinolite, labradorite, 

 mica, specular iron. 



At Diana, New York — with scapolite, tubular spar, green coccolite, 

 feldspar, sphene, mica, quartz crystals, drusy quartz, cryst. pyrites, mag- 

 netic pyrites, blue calc spar, serpentine, rensselaerite, zircon, specular 

 iron ore, iron sand. 



At Corlaer's Hook, New York — unassociated with other remarkable 

 minerals. 



At Two Ponds, in Munroe, New York — with pyroxene, chondrodite, 

 hornblende, scapolite, zircon, sphene. 



At Amity, New York— (good specimens) with spinel, garnet, scapolite, 

 hornblende, idocrase, epidote, clintonite, magnetic iron, tourmaline, 

 w^arwickite, chondrodite, ilmenite, talc, pyroxene, rutile, zircon, corundum, 

 feldspar, sphene, calc spar, serpentine. 



At Eclenville, New York — (good specimens) with chondrodite, hair- 

 brown hornblende, tremolite, spinel, tourmaline, warwickite, pyroxene, 

 sphene, mica, feldspar, mispickel, orpiment, rutile, ilmenite, scorodite, 

 copper pyrites. 



At Putnam Valley, New York — with zircon and sphene. 



At Edwards, New York — with brown and silvery mica, scapolite, quartz 

 crystals, actinolite, tremolite, specular iron, serpentine. 



At Gouverneur, New York — with calc spar, serpentine, hornblende, 

 scapolite, feldspar, loxoclase, tourmaline, pyroxene, rensselaerite, serpen- 

 tine, sphene, fluor, heavy spar, rutile, black and copper-coloured m.ica, 

 tremolite, asbestus, specular iron, graphite, idocrase, mica, quartz, spinel, 

 pyrites. 



At Hammond, New York — (remarkably good specimens, quite unique) 

 with zircon, feldspar, pargasite, heavy spar, pyrites, purple fluor. 



At Rossie, New York — (good specimens) with calc spar, heavy spar, 

 quartz crystals, chondrodite, feldspar, pargasite, pyroxene, mica, fluor, 

 serpentine, automolite, pearl spar, graphite, serpentine, zircon. 



At Greenfield, New York — with chrysoberyl, garnet, tourmaline, mica, 

 feldspar, graphite, arragonite (in iron mines). 



At Anthony's Nose, New York — (good specimens) with pyrites, calcite. 



At West Farms, New York — with tremolite, garnet, stilbite, heulandite, 

 chabazite, epidote, sphene. 



At Yonkers, New York — with tremolite, calc spar, analcime, pyrites, 

 tourmaline. 



At Suckasunny, on the Morris Canal, New Jersey — good specimens of 

 brown apatite with magnetic pyrites. 



At East Bradford, Pennsylv, — with green, blue, and grey kyanite. 



At Leiperville, Pennsylv, — (good specimens) with beryl, tourmaline, 

 garnet, cryst. feldspar, mica, kyanite, damourite, sillim.anite, red garnet, 

 mica ; (ordinary specimens) with andalusite, tourmaline, mica, grey 

 kyanite. 



At Springfield, Pennsyl. — with staurotide. 



At Chesnut Hill, Pennsyl. — wnth mica, serpentine, dolomite, asbestus, 

 nephrite, talc, tourmaline, sphene, tremolite. 



At Germantown, Pennsyl. — with mica, feldspar, beryl, garnet. 



At Dixon's Feldspar Quarries, Delaware — (good specimens) with 

 adularia, albite, beryl, mica, leelite, cinnamon stone, magnesite, serpen- 

 tine, asbestus, black tourmaline, indicolite, sphene, kyanite. 



At Magnet Cove, Arkansas— with brookite, schorlomite, eloeolite, mag- 

 netic iron, quartz, green coccolite, garnet. 



At Bay St. Paul, Canada East — with ilmenite. 



At Burgess, Canada West— (good specimens) with pyroxene, albite, 

 mica, sapphire, sphene, copper pyrites, iDlack spinel, spodumene. 



