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FOREIGN ORES 
357. Iron Ore. 
Lake of Toumasse, Establishment 
of Olonefz. 
358. Iron Ore. 
Lake of Tonda, Establishment 
of Olonetz. 
Nos. 356 to 358 presented by tlie Im¬ 
perial Mining Institute of Russia. 
359 & 360. Kraurite, or Green 
Ironstone {Hydrated Phosphate 
of Iron). 
Ullersreuth, near Hof Bavaria. 
361. Iron Sinter {Arsenio- 
sulphate of Irori). 
Freiberg, Saxong. 
Shelf VI. I 
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362. Spathose Iron Ore, 
Sparry Iron Ore, Siderite, orClialy- 
bite ( Carbonate of Irord). 
Hitttenherg, Carinthia. 
363. Spathose Iron Ore, in 
•very large rhoinboliedral crystals. 
Hiittenherg, Carinthia. 
364. Spathose Iron Ore, the 
crystals transformed into brown 
peroxide of iron. 
Hiittenherg, Carinthia. 
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365. Spathose Iron Ore, 
charged into brown peroxide. 
Idling, Carinthia. | 
366. Spathose Iron Ore, | 
changed into brown peroxide, and | 
coated with Mangenschanm. 
Vordernberg, Styria. 
367. Compact Spathose Iron 
Ore, with Calc-spar and talcose 
Greywacke Slate, locally termed 
“ Fiinz.'’ 
Vordernberg, Styria. 
368. Spathose Iron Ore, crys¬ 
tallized. 
Siolberg, Hartz. 
369. Spathose Iron Ore, well 
crystallized, with Blende. 
Hartz. 
370. Spathose Iron Ore. 
Loheristein. 
371. Foliated Spathose Iron 
Ore (Grobspaltiger Spatheisen- 
stein). 
From the Mine Turandot, on the 
Sieg, Prussia. 
372. Spathose Iron Ore. 
Siegen, Prussia. 
373. Spathose Iron Ore. 
Hachenhurg, Nassau. 
374. Spathose Iron Ore, in 
large lenticalar crystals with iri¬ 
descent faces. 
Dauphine. 
375. Roeform Clay Iron Ore. 
Carlsbad, Bohemia. 
376. Clay Ironstone. 
Kreuzberg, Silesia. 
377. Clay Ironstone. 
Krappitz, Upper Silesia. 
378. Ironstone. 
Southei'ii Anthracitic Coal-field, 
near Pottsville, Pennsylvania. 
Shelf Yll. 
379 to 381. Lievrite, Yenite, 
or Ilvaite {Silicate of Iron). 
Bio, Elba. 
382. Lolingite, Arsenical Py¬ 
rites, or Glanzarsenikkies (^Arse¬ 
nide of Iron). 
Beichenstein, Silesia. 
383. Arsenical Pyrites, in 
Serpentine. 
Beichenstein, Silesia. 
384. Mispickel, or Arsenical 
! PjYiteB{Arsenio-suIphide ofIron)„ 
crystallized, with Galena and Iron 
Pyrites. 
Himmelfahrt Mine, Freiberg, 
Saxony. 
Presented by H. Bauerman, F.G.S. 
385. Arsenical Pyrites. 
Bio, Elba. 
386. Arsenic Ore (Mispickel). 
From the Tin Mmes, Jackson, 
NIL 
387. Mispickel, with Copper 
Pyrites. 
From Mine Drcykunig, Ora-vitza, 
Bannat. 
