64 
FOREIGN GRES 
116. Azurite, or Blue Car¬ 
bonate of Copper, with Hydrous 
Silicate of Copper and ochreous 
Oxide of Iron. 
Mines of Riddersk, Russia. 
117. Malachite, with Azu- 
KiTE, and Black Oxide of Copper. 
Russia. 
118. Crystallized Azurite, with 
Carbonate of Lead. 
Mines o f Solotoucliinsh, District of 
the Altai, Russia. 
119. Blue Carboxate of Cop¬ 
per, and Hydrated Silicate of 
Copper, with Ferruginous Clay. 
Mines of Lasorevsk, District of the 
Altai, Russia. 
Nos. 116 to 119 presented by the Im¬ 
perial Mining Institute of Russia. 
120. Blue and Greex Car- 
boxate of Copper, with Bed 
Oxide and Copper Pyrites. 
Persia. 
Presented by T. Cornish. 
121. Blue and Oreex Car- 
BOXATE OF Copper, upon Coal. 
Kamschatka. 
Presented by G. B. Greenough, P.R.S. 
122. Azurite, with Allophane. 
Chile. 
Presented by J. Enys. | 
Shelf VI. I 
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123. Chessylite, with Hy- 
drated Silicate of Copper and j 
Copper Pyrites. j 
Mines of Solotouchinsk, District of | 
the Altai, Russia. 
124. Blue Carboxate of Cop¬ 
per, with Malachite. 
District of Bogoslovsk, Russia. 
125. Blue C^-Rboxate of Cop¬ 
per, on Red Oxide of Copper. 
District of Bogoslovsk. 
126 and 127. Blue Carboxate 
OF Copper, and Hydrated Silicate 
of Copper. 
Mines of Zmeinogorsk, District of 
the Altai, Russia, ' 
128. Blue Carboxate of Cop- I 
PER, with Red Oxide and Hydrous j 
Silicate of Copper, on Hornstone. ; 
Mines of Zmeinogorsk. j 
129. Blue Carbonate of Cop¬ 
per and Hydrated Silicate of 
Copper, with Ferruginous Clay. 
Mines of Beloussovsk, District of 
the Altai, Russia. 
130. Blue Carboxate of Cop¬ 
per. 
Establishment of Taguil, Govern¬ 
ment of Perm, Russia. 
Nos. 123 to 130 presented by the Im¬ 
perial Mining Institute of Russia. 
131. Blue and Oreex Car¬ 
bonates OF Copper, apparently 
deposited as the mineralizing sub¬ 
stances of the fossilized stem of a 
tree. 
132. Blue and Oreen Car¬ 
bonates OF Copper, with Cin¬ 
nabar. 
Chova, about four leagues from the 
coast of Valencia, Spain. 
Presented by H. W. Bristow, F.R.S. 
132 a. Brochantite (« Hydrous 
Sulphate of Copper). 
Nijnei Taguil, Siberia. 
133. Libethenite {Hydrated 
Phosphate of Copper). 
Libethen, Hungary. 
134. Phosphate of Copper. 
Libethen, Hungary. 
135. Phosphate of Copper. 
Rheinbreitbach, near Bonn, Ger¬ 
many. 
136. Phosphate of Copper. 
Hear Rhehibreitbach. 
Presented by G. B. Greenough, F.R.S. 
136 a. &b. Ehlite (^Hydrated 
Phosphate of Copper). 
Nijnei Taguil, Siberia. 
137. Demidoyite {Hydrated Si¬ 
licate and Phosphate of Copper). 
Nijnei Taguil, Siberia. 
138. Euchroite {Hydrated 
Arsertiate of Copper). 
Libethen, near Neusohl, Hungary. 
139 and 139 a. Euchroite. 
Libethen, Hungary. 
140. Atacamite. {Oxychloride 
of Copper). 
Torre del Greco, near Naples. 
Presented by G. B. Greenough, F.R. S. 
