SMITHSONIAN MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTIONS.
156
CATALOGUE
OF
WITH THEIR FORMULAS, ETC,
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN INSTTTUTION.
BY
T:. EGLESTON.
WASHINGTON:
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION:
JUNE, 1863.




CONTENTS.
Advertisement.....  iii
Introduction..,..                       v
Chemical symbols..          @   O..        *            Vii
Systems of crystallization..O    ix
Analytical table.....       xi
Catalogue of minerals.                1
Check list of mineral...... O  e 33
Alphabetical index    G     e    39
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A DVERTISE ME NT.
THE following Catalogue of Mineral Species has been prepared
by Mr. Egleston, at the request of the Institution, for the purpose
of facilitating the arranging and labelling of collections, and the
conducting of exchanges, as well as of presenting in a compact
form an outline of the science of mineralogy as it exists at the
present day.
In labelling collections it is considered important to give the
chemical composition as well as the names, and hence the formule
have been added.
Some doubt was at first entertained as to the system of classification which ought to be adopted; but after due consideration
it was concluded to make use of that followed by Professor Dana,
in the last edition of his Manual of Mineralogy. Whatever difference of opinion may exist as to the best classification, the one
here employed is that which will be most generally adopted in this
country, on account of the almost exclusive use of Professor
Dana's excellent Manual.
The Institution is under obligations to Prof. Dana, Prof. Brush,
Dr. Genth, and other gentlemen, for their assistance in perfecting
the work, and carrying it through the press.
Copies of the Catalogue, printed on one side only, to be cut
apart for labels, can be furnished on application.
JOSEPH HENRY,
Secretary S. I.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
June, 1863.
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INTRODUCTION.
To render the present Catalogue of Minerals more than a mere
enumeration of names, the formulh  expressing the chemicalcomposition of the mineral and the system in which it crystallizes, as
far as at present understood, have been given.  The classification
adopted is Dana's, as published in the fourth edition of his
Mineralogy.  Some species that have proved not to be well
founded have been omitted, and many since published have been
added. Of,these latter species, some must be considered as having
only a provisional place in the series, and it is probable that others
will ultimately be dropped altogether.  In making the additions
and corrections, the Supplements to Dana's Mineralogy, which
have appeared from time to time in Silliman's Journal, have always
been consulted, and the most probable formule, as deduced by
recent investigations, have been selected.  In a few instances a
change has been made in the place; of a species where a more
thorough examination has thrown light upon the true nature of
the mineral or where it has been found that the system of crystallization had previously been incorrectly given.  Fatjyasite, p. 19,
was formerly considered as dimetric, it has lately been proved to
be monometric, and it has therefore been placed among the monometric zeolites.  The formula for Euclase is the one given by
Rose; Damour's analysis gave water, and the formula 2e Si-"- +
3;i'i4- +  I. PRammelsberg has recently discovered the existence
of protoxides in Staurotide, and proposes as a general formula
(P, R2) + Sin. In the formula for Opal, water has not been written,
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vi                     INTRODUCTION.
as it is found in very variable quantities, and is not considered as
essential. For what is known of the species added to the list of
organic compounds, see the 2d, 5th, 6th, and 7th Supplements to
Dana's Mineralogy. For changes in the systems of crystallization,
Des-Cloizeaux has generally been the authority.
A table of the symbols used, with illustrations of the meaning
of the formulae, are given on p. vii., and on p. ix. will be found a
table relating to the systems of crystallization. In the first column
are the simple forms from which all the others, of the same system,
are derived; in the second the description of the axes of these
simple forms, and in the others the nomenclature that has been
adopted by the authors whose names stand at the head of the
column. The axes of a crystal are imaginary lines drawn through
its centre and about which it is symmetrical. It has been found
most convenient to refer to the systems of crystallization by the
numbers which have been placed on the left hand of the table.
An asterisk following the name of a mineral, as Gold,* p. 1,
denotes that it has been found in the United States.  A dagger,
as Danburite,t p. 14, denotes that it has been found in the United
States only. The other minerals have not, so far as is known,
been found in this country.
T. EGLESTON.
NEw YORE, May, 1863.




CHEMICAL SYMBOLS,
Ag. (Argentum)   Silver.            Mg.             Magnesium.
Al.               Aluminium.        Mn.             Manganese.
Aq.               Water.            Mo.             Molybdenum.
As.               Arsenic.          N.              Nitrogen.
Au. (Anirum)      Gold.             Na. (Natrum)    Sodium.
B.                Boron.            Ni.             Nickel.
Ba.               Barium.           0.              Oxygen.
Be. (Beryllium)   Glucinum.         Os.             Osmium.
Bi.               Bismuth.          P.               Phosphorus.
Br.               Bromine.          Pb. (Plumbum)  Lead.
C.                Carbon.           Pd.             Palladium.
Ca.               Calcium.          Pt.             Platinum.
Cb.               Columbium.        Rd.             Rhodium.
Cd.               Cadmium.          Ruo             Ruthenium.
Ce.               Cerium.           S.              Sulphur.
C1.               Chlorine.         Sb. (Stibium)   Antimony.
Co.               Cobalt.           Se.              Selenium.
Cr.               Chromium.         Si.             Silicium.
Cu. (Cuprum)      Copper.           Sn. (Stannum)   Tin.
D.                Didymium.         Sr.             Strontium.
F.                Fluorine.         Ta.             Tantalum.
Fe. (Ferrum)      Iron.             Tb.             Terbium.
R.                Hydrogen.         Te.             Tellurium.
Hg. (iydrargyrum) Mercury.          Th.             Thorium.
I.                Iodine.           U.              Uranium.
Ir.               Iridium.          V.              Vanadium.
K. (Kalium)       Potassium.        W. (Wolframium) Tungsten.
La.               Lanthanum.        Y.              Yttrium.
Li.               Lithium.          Zn.             Zinc.
IM.              Mellic Acidl.      Zr.             Zirconium.
NOTE. —R is an indefinite symbol, and may refer to any one or more of
the symbols in the table. In the formaul given in the Catalogue the dots
over the symbols indicate atoms of oxygen-thus, Fe indicates one atom
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viil                    CHIEMICAL SYMBOLS.
of Iron combined with one of Oxygen. A dashed letter indicates a double
atom of the substance-thus, Fe means two atoms of Iron combined with
three of Oxygen. A general formula has sometimes been given when one
or more of the elements are replaced by others in variable proportions, or
for species which include several important varieties, as Melilophane,
p. 12, Allanite and others, p. 14, Pyroxene, p. 11, Amphibole and Peridot,
p. 12. &c. In these formulae P represents all the bases composed of one
atom of an element and one of Oxygen, and R all those composed of two
atoms of an element and three of Oxygen. Thus the general formula for the
family of the Chlorites, p. 17, is 5P i3 Si + 3R Si       1214, which means that
the mineral contains five atoms of a compound made up of three atoms of
proto-base combined with three-quarters of an atom of silicic acid, plus
three atoms of a compound of one atom of sesqui-base combined with threequarters of an atom of silicic acid, plus 12 atoms of water. In Chlorite
and Pennine the proto-bases are Magnesia and Iron, but in Clinochilore
Magnesia only; in Chlorite and Clinochlore the sesqui-base is Alumina
only, while in Pennine it is Alumina and Iron. It will thus be seen that
a large figure written as a co-efficient refers to the whole of the member to
which it is prefixed, while a small figure written as an exponent refers only
to the symbol to which it is attached. Thus 5P3 Si~ means five atoms of
S3 Sia, while RI means simply three atoms of AR. When the symbols are
written together the substances are in chemical combination-thus As S
which is the formula for Realgar, p. 2, characterizes that mineral as a
sulphuret of Arsenic. When one element is combined with several these
are placed in brackets and each symbol is followed by a comma-thus
Srlaltine (Co, Fe, Ni) As2, p. 4, is an Arseniuret of Cobalt, Iron, and Nickel.
In this case the proportions of Cobalt, Iron, and Nickel are not stated. In
the formula of Eisennickelkies (.Ni 4 3 Fe) S, p. 3, a sulphuret of Nickel
and Iron, the proportions are stated.  The general formula in this case
would be RS; one-third of R is Nickel, and the other two-thirds Iron.
When more than one element is combined with several others, both members are written in brackets; thus Glaucodot (Co, Fe) (S, As)2, p. 4, is a
Bi-sullpho-arseniuret of Cobalt and Iron. In some instances, as Bismuth
Silver, p. 1, no formula has been given, but simply an enumeration of the
elements of which the mineral is composed; in this case each symbol is
followed by a comma.
When the water of a mineral has not been determined, it has been
written Aq. instead of f[.




SYSTE1MS OF CRYSTALLIZATION.
No.            StMPLE FORMS.                          AXES.
1  Cube and octahedron.               3 axes rectangular and equal.
2  Right prism with square base.      3 axes rectangular, 2 equal.
3  Right prism with rectangular or   3 axes rectaugular and unequal.
rhombic base.
4  Right rhomboidal and oblique    3 axes unequal, 2 rectangular.
rhombic prisms.
5  Oblique dcisymetric rhomboidal    3 axes unequal, and unequally
prism.                              inclined.
6  Rhombohedron and hexagonal         4 axes, 3 equal and equally inprism.                             clined, 1 at right angles to the
other three.
NAMES USED BY DIFFERENT AUTHORS.
No.  Naumann.      Mohs.       Weiss & Rose.   Phillips.  Delafosse.    Dallia.
1  Tesseral.   Tessular.   Regular.       Cubic.   Cubic.    M onolnetric.
2  Tetragonal. Pyramidal. 2 and 1 axial. I Pyram-   Tetrago-   Dimetric.
idal.    nal.
3  Rhombic.  Orthotype. 1 and 1 axial.  Pris-       Ortho-.   Trimetric.
|matic.   rhombic. |
4  Monoclino- Hemiortho- 2 and 1 mem-  Oblique. Clillo-       Monohedric.    type.       bered.                  rhombic.  clinic.
5  Triclino-   Anortho-   1 and 1 mem- Anorthic. Clino-       Triclinic.
hedric.    type.        bered.                  hedric.
6  Hexagonal. Rhombohe- 3 and 1 axial.  Rhombo- Hexago-   Hexagodral.                     hedral.   nal.       nal.
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ANALYTICAL TABLE.
PAGE
A. NATIVE ELEMENTS.... o               1
1. Hydrogen Group......  1
2. Arsenic Group..e  1
3. Carbon Group....  2
B. SULPHURETS, ARSENIURETS, ETC.                                2
I. BINARY COMPOUNDS....     o   o.  2
1. Compounds of Elements of the Arsenic Group with one
another.,...   o.          2
2. Compounds of Elements of the Arsenic Group with those
of the Hydrogen Group.                      3
1. Discrasite Division...   e  3
2. Galena Division.                            3
3. Pyrites Division...                  4
4. Skutterudite Division...  5
II. DOUBLE BINARY COMPOUNDS.                          o  5
1. The Persulphuret a Sulphuret of an Element of the Hydrogen Group, as of Iron, Cobalt, or Nickel  e  5
2. The Persulphuret a Sulphuret of Elements of the Arsenic
Group...              5
C. FLUORIDS, CHLORIDS, BROMIDS, IODIDS..       6
1. Calomel Division.....  6
2. Rock Salt Division.           o.o    7
D. OXYGEN COMPOUNDS..                        8  
I. BINARY COMPOUNDS.   *   O.....  8
1. Oxides of the Elements of the Hydrogen Group..  8
A. Anhydrous Oxides....               8
1. Monometric...                  8
2. Hexagonal.                                   8
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Xii                    ANALYTICAL TABLE.
PAGE
D. OXYGEN COMPOUNDS.-(Continued).
3. Dimetric.                                    9
4. Trimetric.....                      9
Appendix to Anhydrous Oxides...  9
5. Combinations of Oxides and Chlorides or Sulphurets                                   9
B. Hydrous Oxides....              9
Appendix to Hydrous Oxides. 10
2. Oxides of Elements of the Arsenic Group.      10
1. Arsenic Division.....         10
2. Sulphur Division......  10
3. Oxygen Compounds of Carbon, Boron and Silicon. 11
II. OXYGEN DOUBLE 131NARY COMPOUNDS...       11
1. Silicates...... 11
A. Anhydrous Silicates...          11
1. Edelforsite Section....           11
2. Augite Section....11
3. Eulytine Section..... 12
4. Garnet Section..                             12
5. Mica Section....14
6. Feldspar Section..... 14
Appendix..         15
7. Andalusite Section..   15
B. Hydrous Silicates......16
I. Magnesian Hydrous Silicates.... 16
1. Talc Section.....  16
2. Serpentine Section...         16
Appendix..    17
3. Chlorite Section...... 17
II. Non-Magnesian Hydrous Silicates... 18
1. Pyrophyllite Section...... 18
2. Pectolite Section..... 18
3. Calamine Section.....    18
4. Zeolite Section..                            19
5. Datholite Section....    20
Appendix to Hydrous Silicates.         20
C. Unarranged Silicates containing Titanic Acid.. 20
Appendix.. 20
2. Titanates, Tungstates, Molybdates, Tantalates, Columbates,
Chromates, Vanadates.. 21
3. Sulphates and Selenates..... 22
1. Anhydrous Sulphates...                  22




ANALYTICAL TABLE.                    Xiii
PAGM
D. OXYGEN COMPOUNDS.-(Continued.)
1. Trimetric........ 22
2. Rhombohedral...... 22
3. Monoclinic......22
Appendix to Anhydrous Sulphates. 23
2. Hydrous Sulphates...                    23
4. Borates. 25
5. Phosphates, Arsenates, Antimonates, Nitrates. 25
a. Anhydrous. 25
1. Hexagonal...... 25
2. Dimetric....                              25
3. Monoclinic.....              25
4. Trimetric... o               26
Appendix....26
b. Hydrous.. 26
Sulphato-Phosphates.. 27
Appendix..                                28
c. Nitrates...   28
6. Carbonates........28
1. Anhydrous Carbonates..... 28
2. Hydrous Carbonates.                       28
3. Carbonates with a Chloride or Fluoride.. 29
7. Oxalates......  29
E. RESINS AND ORGANIC COMPOUNDS.. 30








CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.
No.       Name.                              Formula.          System of
crystallization.
A. NATIVE ELEIMENTS.
1. Hydrogen Group.
1. Gold *                            Au                             1
2. Platinum *                        Pt                             1
3. Platiniridium *                   Ir, Pt                         1
4. Palladium                         Pa                             1
5. Quicksilver *                     Hg                             1
6. Amalgam                           Ag Hg2 and Ag Hg3              1
7. Arquerite                         Ag6 Hg                         1
8. Gold Amalgam *                     (Au, Ag)2 Hg5
9. Silver *                          Ag                             1
10. Bismuth Silver                    Fe, Bi, Pb, Ag                 1?
11. Copper *                          Cu                             1
12. Lead                              Pb                             1
13. Iron*                             Fe                             1
14. Tin                               Sn                             2
15. Zinc                              Zn                             6
2. Arsenic Group.
16. Iridosmine *                      Ir, Os, Rd                     6
17. Tellurium                         Te                             6
1




2                      CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.
No.       Name.                              Formula.          System of
crystallization.
18. Bismuth *                         Bi                             6
19. Tetradymite *                     Bi, Te                         6
20. Antimony                          Sb                             6
21. Arsenic *                         As                             6
22. Arsenical Antimony *              Sb, As                         6
23. Sulphur *                          S                             3
24. Selenium                          Se                             4
25. Selensulphur                      Se, S
3. Carbon Group.
26. Diamond. *                        C                              1
27. Mineral Coal                       C
27a. Anthracite *
27b. Bituminous Coal *
270. Jet *
27d. Lignite *
28. Graphite *                         C                             6
B. SULPIHIURETS, ARSENIIURETS, ETC.
I. BINARY COMPOUNDS.
1. Compounds of Elements of the Arsenic Group with
one another.
29. Realgar                           As S                           4
30. Orpiment *                        As2 S3                         3
31. Dimorphine                        As4 S3                         3
32. Bismuthine *                      Bi2 S3                         3
33. Stibnite *                        Sb2 S3                         3




CATALOGUE 0F MINERALS.                          3
System of
crystallization.
2. Compounds of Elements of the Arsenic Group with
those  of the Hydrogen  Group.
1. Discrasite Division.
34. Discrasite                         Ag2 Sb                          3
35. Domeykite *                        Cu3 As2
36. Algodonite *                        CuS As2
37. Whitneyite *                       Cu9 As2
2. Galena Division.
38. Silver Glance *                    Ag S                            1
39. Erubescite *                        (Fe, Qu) S                     1
40. Galena *                           Pb S                            1
41. Steinmannite                       Pb, S, Sb                       1
42. Cuproplumbite?                    2Pb S + -u S                    1
43. Aiisonite                          3eu S + Pb S
44. Manganblende                       Mn S                            1
45. Syepoorite                         Co S
46. Eisennickelkies                    (~Ni -+-'Fe) S                 1
47. Clausthalite                       Pb Se                           1
48. Naumannite                         Ag Se                           1
49. Berzelianite                       Cu Se
50. Eucairite                          (Cu, Ag) Se
51. Hessite *                          Ag Te                           1?
52. Altaite                            Pb Te                           1
53. Gruiinauite                        (Bi, Ni, Co, Fe)' SI            1
54. Blende*                            Zn S                            1
55. Copper Glance *                     GuS                            3
2




4                          CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.
No.        Name.                                    Formula.            System of
ervystallization.
56. Akanthite                               Ag S                               3
57. Stromeyerite                            (eu, Ag) S                         3
58. Cinnabar *                              HgS                                 6
59. Millerite *                             Ni S                                6
60. Pyrrhotine *                            Fe7 S8                              6
61. Greenockite                             Cd S                                6
62. VrWurtzite                              Zn S                                6
63. Onofrite                                H{g6 6e5
64. Copper Nickel *                         Ni As                               6
65. Breithauptite *                         Ni Sb                               6
66. Kaneite                                 Mn As
67. Schreibersite                           Fe, P, Ni
3. Pyrites Division.
68. Pyrites *                               Fe S2                              I
69. Hauerite                                Mn S2                               1
70. Smaltine *                              (Co, Fe, Ni) As2                    1
71. Cobaltine                               Co (S, As)2                         1
72. Gersdorffite *                          Ni (S, As)2                         1
73. Uhlmannite                              Ni (S, As, Sb)2                    1
74. MBarcasite *                            Fe S2                               3
75. Rammelsbergite                          Ni As2                              3
76. Leucopyrite *                           Fe As2                             3
77. Mfispickel *                            Fe (As, S)2                        3
78. Glaucodot                               (Co, Fe) (S, As)2                   3
79. Sylvanite *                             (Ag, Au) TOe                        3
80. Nagyagite                               (Pb, Au) (Te, S)2                  2




CATALOGUE OF MINERALS..0
System of
No.       Name.                                 ormula.         crystllizion.
crystallization.
SI. Covelline                         Cu S2                            6
82. Molybdenite *                      Mo S2                           6
83. Riolite                            Ag Se2                          6 
4. Skutterudite Division.
84. Skutterudite                       Co As3                          I
II. DOUBLE BINARY COMPOUNDS.
1. The Persulphuret a Sulphuret of an  Element of the
Hydrogen  Group, as of Iron, Cobalt, or Nickel.
85. Linnweite *                        Co S + Co2 S3                   1
86. Cuban                              Cu S +- Fe2 S                   1
87. Chalcopyrite *                       Lu S + Fe2 Ss                 2
88. Barnhardite *                      2Cu S + Fe2 S3                  2
89. Tin Pyrites                        Cu S (Sn' S3, Fe2 SS)           2 
90. Sternbergite                       Ag S + 2Fe2 S3?                3
2. The Persulpharet a Sulphuret of Elements of the
Arsenic Group.
91. Wolfsbergite                       3un S + Sb2 S3                  3
92. Tannenite                          Cu S + Bi2 SS                   3?
93. Berthierite                        Fe S - Sb2 S3
94. Zinkenite                          Pb S + Sb2 Ss                   3
95. Miargyrite                         Ag S + Sb2 S                   4
96. Plagionite                         Pb S + -Sb2 S3                  4
97. Jamesonite                         Pb S --'Sb2 S3
98. Heteromorphite                     Pb S + ~Sb2 SS
99. Brongniardite                      (Pb, Ag) S + ~Sb2 S             1I
100. Chiviatite                        (gu, Pb) S +   WBi2 S3




6                         CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.
System of
W(,       ~Name.                                 Formula.                  of
crystallization.
101. Dufrenoysite                         Pb S +!As2 S3                    1
102. Pyrargyrite                          Ag S + ~Sb2 S3                    6
103". Proustite *                         Ag S +- As2S3                     6
104. Freieslebenite *                     (Ag, Pb) S+   Sb2 S3              4
105. Bournonite                           (Cu, Pb) S -+.Sb2 S3             3
106. Kenngottite                          Ag, Pb, S, Sb                     4
107. Boulangerite                         Pb S — +Sb2 S3
108. Aikinite                             (Cu, Pb) S +-  Bi2 S3             3
1PI9. W61chite                            Pb, Cu, As, Sb, S                 3
110. Clayite?                             (Cu, Pb) (S, As, Sb)              1
111. Kobellite?                           (Fe, Pb) S- +  (Sb, Bi)2 S3       1?
112. Meneghinite                          Pb S +- 4Sb S3
113. Tetrahedrite *                       (C(u, Fe, Zn, Ag) S +-  (Sb, As)2 SS 1
114. Tennantite *                         (-Cu, Fe) S -4- As2 SS            1
115. Geocronite *                         Pb S + I(Sb, As)' Ss              3
116. Polybasite                           (Ag, Cu) S - I(Sb, As)2 S3        6
117. Stephanite                           Ag  S + ISb' S3                   3
118. Enargite *                           (Cu, Fe, Zn) S - +  (As, Sb)2 S5?   3
119. Xanthocone                           (3Ag S+As 2 S5)+2(3Ag S+AsS3) 6
120{. Fireblende                          Ag, S, Sb                         4
121. Wittichite                             u, Bi,' S                       3
C. FLUJORIDS, CIILORIDS, BRO1fIDS, IOBDIDS.
1. Calomel Division.
122. Calomel                              Hg2 Cl                            2




CATALOGUE OF MINEIRALS.                            7
System of
No.        Name.                                 Formula.         rystalfiz
crystallization.
2. Rock Salt Division.
123. Sylvine                             K C1                             1
124. Salt *                              Na C1                            1
125. Sal Ammoniac                        NH4 C1                            1
]26. Kerargyrite *                       Ag C1                            1
127. Embolite                            3Ag C1 + 2Ag Br                   1
128. Bromyrite                           Ag Br                            1
129. Iodo-bromid! of Silver              Ag, I, Br
130. Fluor *                             Ca  1
131. Yttrocerite *                       Ca F, YF, Ce F
132. Iodyrite                            Ag I                              6
133. Coccinite                           Hg I                              2?
134. Fluocerite                          Be, Y, HF                         6
135. Pluocerine                          Ce2 F3 +     3                    1e  [  1?
136. Cotunnite                           Pb Cl                             3
137. Muriatic Acid                        H C1
138. Cryolite                            Na F -+  A12 F9                   2
139. Chiolite                            Na F +!A12 F3                   2
140. Fluellite                           A1,F                             3
141. Carnallite                          K Cl + Mg C1   12ff
142. Tachhydrite                         Ca C1 -0- 2Mg Cl + 121f




8                        CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.
IN o.      Hame.                                 Formula.           System of
crystallization.
D. OXYGEN COMPOUNDllS.
I. BINARY COMPOUNDS.
1. Oxides of the Elements of the Hydrogen Group.
A. ANHYDROUS OXIDES.
1. Monometric.
143. Periclase                           Mg                               1
144. Red Copper                          eu                               1
145. Martite *                             e                               1
146. Iserine                             Fe (Pe, Ti)                       1
147. Irite?                             (Ir, Os, Fe) (Ir,, O,, Cr)2 03?  1
148. Spinel *                            * Mg Al
149. Magnetite *                         PFe e                             1
150. Magnoferrite                         t  g3a Ve4                       1
151. Pranklinite *                        (j e, n)3 (Pe, gn)               1
152. Chromic Iron *                      (Pe, ig) (Al, Jr)                 1
153. Pitchblende                         U:?                             1
154. Melaconite *                        ~u                                1?
155. Plumbic Ochre *                     Pb
2. Hexagonal.
156. Water *                              I{                               6
157. Zincite 2*                            n                               6
158. Corundum;Al                               6
159. Hematite *                            e                               6
160. Ilmenite *                              i, Pe                         6
161. Plattnerite                         Pb                                6?
162. Tenorite                            Qu                                6?
* M1g may be replaced by NCa, Fe, Sin, or 2n, alone or in combination.
t Rammelsberg gives the formula  g/gm Pen, and gives 3 and 4 as the probable
values of m and n.




CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.                           9
No.       Name.                                Formula.           System of
crystallization.
3. Dinmetric.
163. Braunitre *                        M{n in                          2
164. Hausmannite *                      Mn  n                           2
165. Cassiterite                        Sn                              2
166. rRutile *                          Ti                              2
167. Anatase *                          Ti                              2
4. Trirnmetric.
168. Chalcotrichite *                    u                              3
169. Chrysoberyl *                      3-e  13                         3
170. Brookite *                         Ti                              3
171. Pyrolusite *                        in                             3
172. Polianite                          i1n Mn                          3
Appendix to Anhydrous Oxides.
173. Minium*                            3?b2 Pb
174. Crednerite                         CU3 Mn2                         4
175. Heteroclin?                       Mn, i                           4
176. Palladinite'?           *          Pa
5. Combinations of Oxides and Ch7lorides or Szdphurets.
177. Voltzite                           4Zn S + Zn
178. Matlockite                         Pb Cl I- Pb                     2
179. Mendipite                          Pb Cl - 2Pb                     3
180. Percylite?                        (Pb Cl + Pb)+ (Cu Cl+-u)+Aq 1
181. Karelinite?'i + Bi S
B. HYDROUS OXIDES.
182. Diaspore*'l1                                          3
183. G6Sthite *                                                         3e I{  S




10                      CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.
No.       Name.                               Formula.           System of
erystallizat ion.
174. Manganite                          in Hi                          3
185. Limonite *                        f;e2 eIa
186. Brucite *                         kg t                            6
187. Gibbsite *                        Al-                             6
Appendix to Hydrous Oxides.
188. Vdlknerite*                       Mg6;1 + 16fI                   6
189. Hydrotalcite                      Mg5 Al1 + 12f
190. Psilomelane *                      (MI n,Ia) nn2+ f2t
191. Newkirkite                        ~in, Fe, fI
192. Wad*                              *  n + HT
193. Atacamite                         Cu C1 + 3Nu I                   3
2. Oxides of Elements of the Arsenic  Group.
1. Arsenic Division.
194. Arsenolite *                        s                             1
195. Senarmontite                      9b                              1
196. Valentinite                       Sb                              3
197. Bismuth Ochre*                    B'i
198. Kermesite                         2Sb S3 + -b                     4
199. Retzbanyite                       (3Bi S + 2Cu S, Pb S) + 2Pb'
200. Cervantite                         b + Sb
201. Volgerite'b - 5I
202. Ammiolite                         fItg, Sb, Fe, t
2. Sulphur Division.
203. Sulphurous Acid*                   g
204. Telluric Ochre                     Te?
* R-= k, ]a, No, Sln.




CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.                            11
No.       Name.                                  Formula.           System of
crystallization.
205. Sulphuric Acid *                     S II
206. Wolframine*                          W                                1
207. Molybdine *                          ~Io                              3
3. Oxygen Compounds of Carbon, Boron and Silicon.
208. Carbonic Acid *
209. Sassolin                            B I-I3                            5
210. Quartz *                            Si                                6
210a. Jasper *
210b. Agate *
2100. Chalcedony *
211. Opal *
211a. Precious opal
211b. Semi-opal *
211e. Hyalite *
211d. Geyserite
II. OXYGEN DOUBLE BINARY COMPOUNDS.
1. Silicates.
A. ANIHYDROUS SILICATES.
1. Edelforsite Section.
212. Edelforsite                         Ca'i
2. Augite Section.
213. Wollastonite *                      0a3Si2                           4
214. Pyroxene                            t3 -i2                            4
214L. Diopside *                 (Ca, Mg)3'Si
214b. Hedenbergite *             (Ca, Fe)'Siz
214c. Augite *                   (Ca, Mg, ]?e)" Si2
215. Pelicanite             I1l Si3 + 2II




12                        CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.
System of
No.        Name.                                  Formula.            ystaization.
erystallization.
216. Spodumene *                           (Li, Na)3 Si2 + 4'1'Si           4
217. Prehnitoid                            (h-a, Ca) 3 iz +- 2-:1;i2
218. Amphibole                             R4'i3                            4
21S%. Tremolite *                 (Ca +- 3fg) Si3
218b'. Actinolite *                (Ca - 3(YMg, ie))'Si
218c. Hornblende *                 (Fe + 3Ig)'Si3
219. Acmite                                3-a'Si -  e Si2                  4
220. Strakonitzite?                       Ca, M1g,'e, i1, Si, t:           4
221. Enstatite                             Mg3'Si                           3
222. Anthophyllite*                        (Fe +  3Mg)  P                    3
223. Hypersthene *                         ('e, Mn)3 Fi2                     3
224. VWichtyne                             (Na, Ca, MIg, ]e)S' i + Al1'i2
225. Babingtonite *                        (Ca, Fe)6 Si                      5
226. Rhodonite *                             n3'Si2                         5
227. Beryl *                               (~3e   1l)  i
228. Eudialyte                             2(Ca, Na, Fe)3 Si2 + Zr gji2      6
3. Eulytine Section.
229. Eulytine                              ji'Si3                           1
230. Leucophane                            Cla,'i2 + Be Si + Na F           3
231. Melinophane                           * Ra3 ji2 +'Si - Na F           6?
4. Garnet Section.
232. Peridott3 RSi                                                           3
232%. Forsterite *                MJg3 Si
232b. Chrysolite *                (Sg, Fe)3 Si
2320. Fayalite *                  Fes Si
*      a~  N=.a. --- -=  l.Be




CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.                            13
System of
No.        Name.                                 Formula.           System of
crystallization.
233. Tephroite *                         MZn3 Si                           2?
234. Knebelite                            (Fe, Mn) 3 gi
235. Chondrodite *                        *  g4  3
336. Willemite *                          2n3 si                           6
237. Phenacite *                          Be Si                            6
238. Garnet                              23'i +    i- i                   1
238a. Pyrope *                    (Na, lg)3'i + (A1, Fe) 9i
238b. Grossular *                 CGa3 i + Al ~i
2380. Almandine *                ies i +- 1 Al Si
238d. Spessartine *                in'3 Si + Al Si
238e. Melanite *                  Ca3 Si + Fe Si
238f. Ouvarovite                  Ca3 i-i + (ir Al) 9i
239. HIelvin                              (MSn, le) S'i2+ Be Si + Mn S     1
240. Zircon *                              r Si                            2
241. Auerbachite                          gr]'i-                          2
242. Alvite?                             rh?,, Zr, e, Al, e, 1, e, S,:  2
243. Tachyaphaltite                       Th?, Al, Ve, Zr,'i, 1          2
244. Idocrase *                           (Ca, Mig, Fe)'3 i +;i1 Si       2
245. Sarcolite                            (Ca, ta)3'Si+-   Al Si           2
246. Meionite                            Ca3 Si + 2l1 Si                   2
247. Scapolite*                           Ca3'Si2+ 2A1-Si                 2
248. Mellilite                           2(Ca, Nla, SIg)3  i-  (Al, Pe) Si   2
249. Dipyre                              4(Ca, 1a)'i Si+3l1 Si            2
* Part of the oxygen is replaced by fluorine in varying proportions.




14                       CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.
No.        Name.                                 Formula;           System of
crystallization.
250. Epidote                             ~3 Si + 2i  Si                   5
250.%. Pistacite *               (Ca, ie)3Si + 2X1 Si
250b. Zoisite *                  Ca Si ~- 2X1 Si
2500. Piedmontite                (a Si +- 2(X1, Mn) Si
251. Allanite*                           * P   i+ -- i                    4
252. Partschin                           (Fe, 1in)3'Si +-'l i           4
253. Zoisite Brookle                     as'i + 2X1 Si                   4
254. Gadolinite                           t (R3, R)'it                   4
255. Danburite t                         Ca3 gi + 3B Si                   5
256. Axinite *                                    n (R3, I, 1) Si         5
257. Iolite *                            (Mg, Pe)3 Si2+- 3X1 Ri           3
5. Mica Section.
258. Muscovite*                          ~ (     +1ft3  12}g) Si           3
259. Phlbgopite *                        3(]K, fg)3'i + 2X1'i             3
260. Biotite *                            (k, Mg)3 Si + (A1, Fe) Si        3 
261. Astrophyllite                      B1, Nia, Oa, Fe, MEn, fi, I1, Zr, Ve, Si
262. Lepidomelane                        (fk, _Fe)3 si +- 3(X1, Fe) Si     3?
263. Lepidolite *                        (ft, Li) Si + (X1, Fe)'i         3
6. Feldspar Section.
264. Sodalite *                          ias Si +- 3A1'Si + Na C1         1
265. Lapis Lazuli                        1a, Ca, X1, Ve, Si, S            1
266. Hauyne:Na3 -Salii  31 i   2Ca g                       1
267. Nosean                              Wa3'i + 3X1 Si +- 1a 3           1
268. Skolopsite                          II f3 *ai2 +  1 Si 4- ia S
*   = a.Oe.La.t i.e. g.   =Xipe              t R =Ca.. e. a e. e   -P e.
$   -l=Ca.  IR='X1. l e.'Mn.               ~ E Xil. ae.
I  1%-   a. ka. Ca. MIg. an.




CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.                           15
No.        Name.                                 Formula.            System of
crystallization.
269. Leucite                              k3'i2 + 3'1 -'i2                 1
270. Nepheline *                          (]Na, k)2'i + 2A1 gi             6
271. Cancrinite *                         NTa2'i + 2'1 Si -- (-Na, Ca) C+   6 G
272. Anorthite                            (Na, kf Ca, kg) 5;i + 3X1 9i     5
273. Andesine *                          (Ca, Na)s3'i2 + 3Al'i2          5
274. Barsowite                            Ca3 Si2  3l1 Si                 5?
275. Bytownite?                          Ca Si2 + — 3A1'Si
276. Labradorite *                        (Ca, Na) "i   i1'Si              5
277. Oligoclase *                         (Ca, Nra)'i +   1'i2           5
278. Albite *                             1Na Si - 1  Si3                   5
279. Orthoclase *                         te'i ~-  1 Si5                  4
280. Petalite*  (Li, lNa)'Si4 + 41 Si4                                   5?
~Appendix.
281. Cyclopite                            (Ca, Na)3;i + 2(Xl, Fe);i       5
282. Weissigite?                         Na, K, Li, Al, Si                4
283. Pollux                               k, Ja,;1, e'i
284. Isopyre'a;i + (Al, Fe) Si
285. Silicate of Yttria?                  Y, Si
286. Polychroilite                        kg, Al, Pe, Si, fl                6?
7. Andalusite Section.
287. Gehlenite                            3(Mg, Ca)3 $i + (Fe, Al) 9i      2
288. Andalusite*                          *  1A 3i2                        3
289. Topaz*                               * Al i                           3
290. Staurotide *                         t (Al,e);i                      3
291. Carolathine             1l Si
* And Al'i].  In Topaz part of the oxygen is replaced by fluorine.
t And Al'i4.  Rammelsberg writes the formula (P,,2) + 4'in.




16                       CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.
System of
h'o.     Nam%. Formula.
crystallization.
292. Lievrite *                          3((Pe, Na)3 Si + Ie2 8i          3
293. Kyanite *                            x1 Ali-                         5
294. Sillimanite *                       *;                              3
295. Sapphirine                           /g, Fle, x1, Si                 3?
296. Euclase                             (,']e - ~1) Sia                  4
297. Sphene *                            (Ca, Ti) Si-i                    4
298. Keilhauite                          (Y, (ba, Ti), A1, INe, I n,:r) Si2   4
299. Tourmaline *                        t (Rs3, i,  ) Si                 6
B. HYDROUS SILICATES.
I. Magnesian Hydrous Silicates.
1. Talc Section.
300. Talc *                              Mg  i5  21                       3?
301. Meerschaum                            g'Si + H?
302. Neolite                             (Fe, ig) Si + -l?
303. Spadaite                            kg5 SP+ 4H
304. Chlorophaeite                       Fe Si + 6ff?
305. Crocidolite                         (Na, MIg, Fe)6 si5 +- 2If        4?
2. R'erpentine Section.
306. Picrophyll                          (kg, Fe)3;i2 -+ 2f              6?
307. Kerolite *                           Igs3 i2 + 41,f
308. Monradite                           (ilg, Fe)'3 Si2 _ ff
309. Aphrodite                           k1g' Si-2+ 24{f
310. Picrosmine                         kig'3 iz- + 14ff                  3
311. Saponite *                          21g3 gi-  +1 S'i + 10ff
* Andl Al RI4-e                   R =A Aeo lb O.  a. 8o 2   -=X. Vea




CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.                               17
No.        Name.                                      ormula.             System of
crystallization.
312. Serpentine *                              g9 -i4 - 6I                       3?
313. Deweylite *                             1ig2'i + 3f:f
314. 1;ydrophite 3                           (MIg, Fe)2'i J- 3f?
315. Nickel Gymnite *                        (Ni, kg)2 i- 3ff
lAppendix.
316. Ottrelite *                             (FAe, MIn)3 i2 +- 21 i +- 3Hf       4?
317. Groppite                                (1i, Ca, Mig)3'i' + 2MX1'i+ 3ff
318. Stilpnomelane                          _es  ji2-t- _-i i2  7'ff
319. Chalcodite t                            2(Fe, Mg) Si + (X1, TPe) Si -- 3fI
320. Eukamptite                              (Ig, Fie)3'i A- 1 *i + I
321. MIelanhydrite                           (Y[g,Fe,M-/n)3i -   2(4,~e) i- 12 3
3. Chlorite Section.
322. Hisingerite                            iFe3 i O + 2-e Si + 6ff
323. Thuringite *                            2e3s vi ~- (A1, Ve)s Si - 6 fI
324. Euphyllite t                            (Na, K, Ca) 3i - 8X-li  + 6fi
325. Pyrosclerite *                          2gs'3i -4-'1'i + 6ff             6?
326. Pseudophite?                           4(Mg, Fe)3 S'i A- l'i + 9ff1
327. Thermophyllite  Mg3 Sii                          - (1,'e)'i - ~ 2
328. Chlorite                                5   S'i -+ 3R'i14 +- 12ff          6
328a. Chlorite *                    5 (lg, Fe)3 Si q- + 3X1'i- + 12f1
328b. Pennine                       5(Mg, Pe)3 Si -+ 3('I1,e)'i- - 12ff
328~. Clinochlore *                 5sMg i  +- 31 i- 3-+ 12ff
329. Delessite                               (Mg, Pe)3 "' -(X1, re) i- + 3f  6?
330. Ripidolite G. Ross                      (Mg, 1e)3 Siq- ~1 Si3 ~ 3f1         6
331. Clintonite *                            Ca, Mg, Fe,'1, Si, 
332. Chloritoaid  (Fe, lIfg)  i]  +~ 2X Ii R; + 3f




18                        CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.
No.        Name.                                  Formula.            System of
crystallization.
333. Cronstedtite                          (MIg, Fe, SIn)3 Si I-   e'i + 3t 6
334. Sideroschisolite                      Pe, eSi. + atI                    6
335. Margarite *                           (JNa, Ca)3'i + 3KW12i + 31       3
336. Ephesite                              Na, ft, Ca, i1, Si, ft
II. Non-Magnesian Hydrqus Silicates.
1. Pyrophyllite Section.
337. Pyrophyllite                          x iq1 Si3a - 1                   3
338. Pholerite *                            ls Si' + 6f
339. Anthosiderite                         Pe Si3 + fI
2. Pectolite Section.
340. Apophyllite *                         (Ca, K)3 Si2 + 2                  2
341. Pectolite*                            (Ca, Na) 4'i3+ ][                4
342. Okenite                              Ca3 Si4 + 6f                       3?
343. Laumontite *'(as3'i2 + 3A1 i 2+ 121f          4
344. Leonhardite *                        Ca3 i + 3i1'i2 + 9if              4
345. Catapleiite                           (3Na, Ca)"'ii+ 2Jr'Si2 + 6ft     6
346. Dioptase                             C      3Si2+ 3fI                   6
347. Chrysocolla *                         Cu' i2 -i- + 6
348. Demidoffite                          Cu, S'i, 
349. Pyrosmalite                          * 4(s Si -+ 213 Ri2+ 6It) + 3Fe C1 6
350. Portite                               kl'Si2 + 22I                      3
3. Calamine Section.
351. Tritomite                            tf  g i+  2{?                     1
352. Thorite                              Th3 Si + 3~f                      2
353. Cerite                                (de, La, Di)3 Si + ft             6
*   =F Pe,MAn.                                       t  = e. Ea.




CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.                              19
No.        Name.                                   Formula.             System of
crystallization.
354. Calamine *                             Zn3 Si-+  -If                      3
355. Prehnite *                             Ca2Si +- Al'i + H                 3
356. Chlorastrolite t                       (Ca, ia)3 Si +- 2(All, Fe) ~i + 3h
357. Savite                                 (Na, ig)! Si2 -;'1'i +- 2i       3
353. Schneiderite                           3(Ca, Mg)3 3i8 + A13 Si2 +- 3h
359. Carpholit~                             (Al, Fe, Yin) Si +    1) I[        3
4. Zeolite Section.
360. Analcine *                             Nra3 Si2 +- 3A1 Si2 +- 6II         1
361. Ittnerite                              (~1a, Ca)3 Si +- 3A1 i 4+ 6Th      1
362. Faujasite                              (Na, Ca) Si +- Al i z2 + 9II       1
363. Chabazite *                            (Ca, Na, K) "Si2 - 3'1 3'i2 - 1l:811  6
364. Gmelinite                              (Ca, Na, K)3 Si'- + 3'1 Si2 -- 18IH   6
365. Levyne                                 Ca Si + -Al i -- 4E                6
366. Gismondine                             (Ca, ()2'Si +- 2A1 i + 9Th        2
367. Edingtonite                            3B3a Bi +4-41'i+ 12Th             2
368. Harmotome                              ]3a Si +  1 SRi2 + 5Eh             3
369. Phillipsite                            (Ca, if) Si - A1'i2 + 5Th         3
370. Thomsonite *                           (Oa, NTa)3 Si - 3A1 Si + 7h        3
371. Natrolite *                            Na Si +- Ali + 2H                  3
372. Scolecite                              Ca Si - Al i +- 3TH                4
373. Ellagite                               Ca3 Si4 + 1 Ali 4+ 12Th            4?
374. Sloanite                               (Ca, Sig)  i'+  5 1'Si +- 9Th     3
375. Epistilbite                            (Ca, T3a) Si + Al Sil - 5Tfh       3
376. Heulandite *                           Ca Si +- AI i3 - 5h                4
377. Brewsterite                           (Sr, ]Ba) Si +- Al'i3 + 5Th        4
378. Stilbite *                             (a Si - Al   i3 + 6Th              3
379. Caporcianite                           Ca3'i2 + 3A1 i2 +- 9II            4
3




20                        CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.
System of
No.        Name.                                 Formula.                  of
crystallization.
5. Datholite Sectzon.
380. Datholite *                          2Ca3 Si + Bs ij2 + 3f            4
381. Allophane *'13 i2 4- 15fI
382. Schrotterite *                       A14'i + 31f
Appendix to Hydrous Silicates.
383. Chloropal                             e Si- + 3fI
384. Collyrite                            A13'i + 15 ft
385. Wolchonskoite                        * R Si + 2ft?
386. Chrome Ochre                         (Al, er) 37i4- 4fIt
387. Pimelite                            (NTi, Ig)3 *i + 2(al, Fe) Si + 9f
388. Montmorillonite                      Ca, I[, Al, Te,'Si, f
389. Delanovite?                          ln'il +4- 2A1 Si2 +- 452f
390. Erdmanite                            Ca, le, Mn, Y Ce, La, Al, Si, t1
391. Bavalite                             Ca, Mg, Al, ve, Si, ft
C. UNARRANGED SILICATES CONTAINING TITANIC ACID.
392. Tscheffkinite                       ((Ca, Ti), e, La, A1) i
393. Schorlomite t                       t 23 i --   3' i        1
394. Mosandrite                             R it'i ~ 21- i i 4- 4Ift      3
395. Wolherite                           6 (a, Ca)3 Si -+ 3Zr Si + Cb 9i    3
Appendix.
396. Turnerite?                         Ca,  g, xl, i?                   4
* R= ir. Al. Fe.                       t  -f=Ca.   =-(Ca. Ti). Fe.
R =Oa. R=~=&6a       i)JeeB~j3Aa.a




CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.                          21
System of
No. -     Name.                                Formula.         crystllization.
2. Titanates, Tungstates, Molybdates, Tantalates,
Columbates, Chromates, ~anadates.
397. Perofskite                         4a Ti                           I
398. Pyrochlore *                       4(Ca, Mg, Ce, La,, U) (Ti, Cb)   1
399. Pyrrhite                           Ce, Zr, Cb                      1
400. Scheelite *                        Ca N                            2
401. Scheeletine *                      Pb W                            2
402. Tungstate of Copper? t            Cu, Ca, W
403. Wulfenite *                        Pb Mo                           2
404. Azorite                            Ca, Gb                          2
405. Fergusonite                        (Y, e)6 Gb                      2
406. Tyrite?                               e, % Fe, fJ 6I, Gb          2
407. Adelpholite                        Pe, Mmn Ta                      2
408. Tantalite                          (Fe, Mn) Ta                     3
409. Wolfram *                          2FeW+3MnW and 4FeV+S- nW2   3
410. Columbite*                         (Pe, in)                        3
411. Paracolumbite? t                  fe, OT, and a metallic acid.
412. Samarskite *, Ce, La, Pe, 1:i, Gb          3
413. Mengite                            Pe, 2r, Ti                      3
414. Polymignyte *                      Y, Ti, Zr, Pe, Ne,              3
415. Polycrase                          fU, Ti, 2r, Fe, Ne, Gb          3
416..fschynite                         2(0e, La, b, i fe) b +-e, TiP   3
417. Euxenite                           0a, Mg, Y, Ce, La, Ui, Ti, Cb   3?
418. Yttro-Tantalite                    * Ra ('Ta, W, T)                3
419. Parathorite t                        e, Ti                         3
420. Rutherfordite i                     e, Y, Ca, Ti                   4
* In the yellow 1 = _. In the black R =, Ca, Pe.  In the brown Rf -Y, Ca.




22                      CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.
System of
ito.  Name.                       iForlmula.       crystallization.
421. Crocoisite                        Pb Cr                          4
422. Vauquelinite *                    (Cu, Pb)3 Cr2                  4
4-23. Melanochroite                    Pbs3 r2                        3?
424. Dechenite                        2(Pb, 2n)3 V + (Pb, 2n)3 iXs
425. Descloizite                       Pb2B                           3
4:26. Vanadinite                       Pb3 V + ~Pb C1                 6
427. Volborthite                       (Cu, Ca)4 V + [f               6
428. Pateraite?                      Cu, Co, 
3. Sulphates and Selenates.
1. ANHYDROUS SULPHATESo
1. Trimetric.
429. Glaserite                         K                              3
430. Thenardite                        Na                             3
431. Barytes*                         iBa                             3
432. Celestine *                       Sr                             3
433. Anhydrite *                       CJa S                          3
434. Anglesite *                       Pb                             3
435. Almagrerite                       Zn                             3
436. Leadhillite *                     Pb S +-3Pb a                   3
437  Caledonite                        Pb *, Pb 6, u d                3
2. Rhombohedral.
438. Dreelite                          Ca S + 31a S                   6
439. Susannite                         Pb S + 3Pb C                   6
3. Monoclinic.
440. Glauberite                        (~ITa ~+  Ca)'                4
41-1. Lanarkite                        Pb S + Pb C                    4




CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.                          23
System of
crystallization.
Append ix to Anhydrous Szlphates.
442. Reussin                            1a g, Mg S, Ca C1
443. Selenate of Lead                   Ptb Se                          17?
444. Connellite                        (Cu S, Cu C1?                    6
445. Alumian                            A1 2                            6?
2. HYDROUS SULPHATES.
446. Misenite                           K S ~1+ i S
447. Polyhalite                         (, Ca, ig)'+ -                 3
448. Gypsum *                           GCa S  — 21                     4
449. Astrakanite                        NTa S -S- Mg S + 411
450. L6weite                            ia S + Sg    2211
451. Mascagnine                        NlIH4'S +-                      3
452. Lecontite                          (Nia, NH4) 9 + 21i              3
453. Coquimbite                         -e  _3~ 9f                      6
454. Rcemerite                          (Fe, Zn) S -+  e'3 - 121I      4
455. Cyanosite *                        Cu S + 51:
456. Cyanochrome                        (K( + ~Cu) S + 3i               4
457. Picromerid                         (Mg, Cu) S + 3                  4
458. Alunogen *'l S3 + 181
459. Alum                               R S -- [A1 S3 + 24{E            1
459a. Potash Alum *             E S +        " i
459b. Solfatarite               Na  + ~   "'
4590. Tschermigite              INH4 S+  I "    "
459d. Pickeringite               Ig S +-  "    "'
459e. Halotrichite *            Fe'S     6 "    "
459f.  Apjohnite *              Mn S-'    "




24                       CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.
PNuo.    NmameVormula.                                             System of
crystallization.
460. Voltaite                           PFe S -- Pe S3 + 24f1             1
461. Epsomite *                            Ig S7f                          3
462. Tauriscite?                         Fe S - 7ft                        3
463. Mangan Vitriol?                      SIn, S, f
464. Goslarite                           Zn S + 7f
465. Copperas*                           Ie S+7f -                        4
466. Bieberite                           (Co, Mg)  +  711                 4
467. Pyromelinei,,  6
468.:Morenosite                         Ni,, ft
469. Johannite                           2(U t3) S + (NCu  ) + 4ft        4
470. Basic Sulphate of Uranium           2(JU  )  2   +'Ca, Cu) S + 10l
471. Glauber Salt *                      Na     - + 10I                   4
472. Botryogen                           Fe3'2 + 3e'f + 36t1            4
473. Copiapite                           Pe2 g   ~ 18Hf
474. Apatelite                           2Me2 83 +- 3ft
475. Alunite *  S + 3A1       61ft                                         6
476. Jarosite                            }c S + 4Fe S +- 9fI               6
477. Websterite;1 S + 911
478. Loewigite                          RK S + 3?1 - + 9ft
479. Pissophane                          (Fe,;K1)5'-2 + 30ft
480. Linarite                            Pb S -C (u fI                     4
481. Brochantite *                       Cu4'S + 3           3
482. Lettsomite                          (Cu6 S   3ft) + (;1l  + 9fI)
483. Medjidite'S + Ca'S + 15ft
484. Uranochre                            3 3, +~ 14I and 2I 3 +- Ca -       + 28tI
485. Uranochalcite                       iT   -+ 2Ca' + Cu g + 18fi




CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.                           25
System of
No.       Name.                                  Formula.          System of
crystallization.
4. Borates.
486. Boracite                            2(-Ig3 I'4) + Mg C1              1
487. Rhodizite                           Cas 1'?                         1
488. Hydroboracite                       ca3   _ }_+ j1g 34 4  18 f
439. Hayesine                            Ca'34+ 101
490. Boronatrocalcite                     ta'4t+ Na3 5a    + 12Ef
491. Borax*                              i5a'2 +   10f                    4
492. Lagonite                            Fe  s3 + 31
493. Larderellite                        niH4'4 + 4f
494. Warwickite ft                         g, Pe, Pi,'!                  4
5. Phosphates, Arsenates, Antimonates, Nitratcs.
a. ANHYDROUS.
1. Hexagonal.
495. Apatite*                            Ca3  ~  Ca (CI,F)                6
496. Hydroapatite                        Ca3   + - Ca, F + i1
497. Cryptolite                          Ce3 P                            6
498. Pyromorphite *                      PbS3   +  — Pb Cl                6
499. Mimetene*                           (Pb, Ca)3 (Xs, P) + -JPb Cl      6
2. Dimetric.
500. Xenotime *                          (Y, Ce)3 j                       2
3. Monoclinic.
501. Monazite *                          (Ce,a, Th)a3                     4
502. Wagnerite                           Sg3  + ~ Mg F                    4
503. Kiihnite                            (Ca, ig,S n)3 Xs
504. Lazulite*                           2(Mg, Fe)3 P q- +15 P3 + 5ff    4
505. Turquois *'l2 _+ 5ff
506. Conarite?                          Ni,, I                         4?




26                         CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.
Syr'tem of
No.        Name.                                   Formula.            System of
crystallization.
4. Trinetlr c.
507 Triphyline *                           (Fe, Mln, ti)3 i                   3
508. Triplite                              (Min, Fe)4 i                       3
509. Fischerite                            ail2 p -+8f[                       3
Appendzix.
510. Hopeite                               Zn, P, Aq                          3
511. Amblygonite *                     (2((Li, N]a)3 P1+2t 1 Ij)-+ (A12 F3 +  1) 3
512. Herderite                              il, )a, 6, F                     3
513. Carminite                             Pb3 As + 5?e's                    3
514. Romeine                               Ca3, Sb, Sb                        2
b. HYDROUS.
515. Thrombolite                           CU3 i2 + 61I?
516. Stercorite                             ( a,!NH4)   - + 91
517. Struvite                              NIH /Ig2 g    + 1221
518. Haidingerite                          Ca2 Xs +- 41                       3
519. Pharmacolite                           a2 Xs + 6I1                       4,520. Vivianite *                          Fe3 i + 81                         4
521. Erythrine *                           Co3 X s + 8II                      4
522. H6rnesite                             M/g3 XS + 811                      4
523. Roesslerite                           Mg2 Xs + 1511
524. Annabergite *                         Nyi3 s + 8H
525. K6ttigite                             (2n, 0Co, ]li)s3 XS + 8sn          4
526. Symplesite                            3PFe Xs2 + 8fI                     4
527. Trichalcite                           Cu3 Xs + 51I
528. Scorodite *                           Pe Xs + 41I                        3
529. Libethenite                           Cu4 fi + ff                        3




CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.                            27
System of
No.        Name.                                 Formula.            System of
crystallization.
530. Olivenite                            CuA (As, Y:) - If                3
531. Conichalcite                         (eu, Ca)4 (~, XSs) +   1-,'I
532. Euchroite                            Cu4 As + 7ft                     3
533. Arseniosiderite                      Ca6's A- 4Ve2 A        s - 15I-  1
534. Pharmacosiderite                     Ae4 As3 + 1S                    1
535. Wavellite *              Pl3  4-2+ 12if                               3
536. Cacoxene *                           ~e 2' + 12ff
537. Childrenite *                        ((Mg, 3e, ~In)3,'1)5 5j3 - 15H    3
538. Erinite                              Cu65'As + 2II
539. Cornwallite                          CU5'As + 5ff
540. Phosphochalcite *                    Cu5! + 2p-ff                    3
541. Tagilite                             CU4 -i + 3Hf
542. Tyrolite                             Cu As -- 10   - + Ca C?         3
543. Delvauxene                           VeZ   + 24~1
544. Dufrenite *                          Ve2   - + 21-f                   3
545. Aphanesite                           Cu~'As + 3if                    4
546. Chaloophyllite                       CuG Xs +- 12ff                    6'547. Liroconite                          5Cu5 Xs + A13 P +- 75f            4
548. Uranite *                            (Ca,  -) P + 12fI                3
549. Chalcolite                           (Cu,:2)  + + 8f                 2
550. Carphosiderite                       Fe, P, H
551. Plumbo Resinite                      Pb  -+- 6-~l IfI
552. Calcoferrite                         6(Ca, Mig), 3( 4I,re), 4i1, 20ff
Sulp hato-Plhosphates.
553. Pitticite Haus*                       eZS3 + 2Ve Xs + 24f
554. Diadochite                           Fe3 P2 -+ 2Ve'Z   3Gf6




28                        CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.
System of
No.        Name.                                 Formula.          crystaliation.
crystallization.
Appendix.
555. Lindackerite?                       20u3 s     ii3  + 8               3
C. NITRATES.
556. Nitrammite *                        NH4
557. Nitre *                                                               3
558. Nitratine                            aa                               6
559. Nitrocalcite*                        Ca  + L ~
6. Carbonates.
1. Anhydrous Carbonates.
560. Calcite*                             ca C                             6
561. Magnesite *                          Sig C
562. Dolomite *                           (Ca, Mg) 0                       6
563. Breunnerite                          (ig, Fe, Mn) 0
564. Chalybite *                          Re a                              6
565. Diallogite *                         Min   6
566. Smithsonite *                        Zn a(                            6
567. Aragonite *                          Ca 0                             3
568. Witherite                           ]~a a                             3
569. Strontianite*                        Sr *                             3
570. Bromlite                             13a C -  a d                     3
571. Man-ganocalcite                      Min C, Fe C, Ca C, Sig 0         3?
572. Cerusite *                           Pb C                             3
573. Barytocalcite                          a 0.+ Oa (                     4
2. Hydrous Carbonates.
574. Bicarbonate of Ammonia               NiI4 (2+11
575. Trona *                              na2 3 + 41 4{




CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.                        29
No.       Name.                              Formula.          System of
crystallization.
576. Thermonatrite                    NTa a + H                      3
577. Natron *                             a  -+ 10o                  4
578. Gay-Lussite                      Na C - Ca ( ~ 5f:f             4
579. Lanthanite *                     La C + 3f1                     3
580. Hydromagnesite*                 M]g4 3 +.4           4 
581. Hydrocalcite                     Oa a + 5f                      6
582. Malachite *                        u2 a + -f                    4
583. Azurite *                        2u 0 +- Cu                     4
584. Aurichalcite *                   2(2n, Cu) C + 3(2n, Cu) fI
585. Zinc Bloom 4                      n3 a + 3~f
5S6. Emerald Nickel*                  i i3 C+ 6fI
5 B7. Remingtonite t                  Co C + Aq?
588. Zippeite *                       P S2 + 12f-I and P _2 + CU  + 12ff
589. Liebigite                        I C + Ca C + 20ff
590. Toglite                          2U C + Ca       - Cau3 c2 + 14ff
591. Bismutite *                      Bi4 C3 f4
3. Carbonates with a Chloride or Fluoride.
592. Parisite                         8(CNe,ia,D)(J+- 2CaF+(,e, La,f))f22 6
593. Kischtimite                      3La C + Ce2 (F1, 0)3 + f
594. Cerasine                         Pb C1+ Pb C                    2
7. Oxalates.
595. Whewellite                       Ca j + ff                      4
51t;. Oxalite                         21Pe 8+ 3ff
597. Thierschite                      Ca, i




30                       CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.
No.       Name.                                Formula.          System of
crystallization.
E. RESINS AIND ORGANIC COMIPdOUNDS.
598. Amber *                            C'~ H8 O
599. Copaline                           C40 H32 O
600. Middletonite                       C20 H'~+ f
601. Retinite *
602. Scleretinite                       CI'O 17 O
603. Guyaquillite                       C20 H13 05
604. Piauzite
605. Walchowite'12 H9 0
606. Bitumen *                          C6 H5
607. Idrialine                          C42 H4 0
608. Pyropissite
609. Brewstoline                        C?
610. Elaterite *                        C, H
611. Scheererite                        C 112  4
612. Konlite                            Ca H
613. Fichtelite                         Cd Hs                           4
614. Kionleinite                        Css H's
615. H:artite                           C6 Hs                           4
616. Hartine                            C20 H7 02                       3
617. Ixolyte
618. Hatchettine                        C, H
619. Ozocerite                          C, H
620. Chrismatine
621. Dopplerite.                        Cs H506




CATALOGUE OF MINERALS.                             31
No.        Name.                                   Formula.                   of
crystallization.
622. Dinite
623. liroine
624. Jaulingite
625. Melanchyme
626. Anthracoxene
627. Baikerite
628. Krantzite
629. Mellite                                 1 MRs + 181                      2








CHECK LIST OF MIINERALS.
I. Gold *                30. Orpiment *             63. Onofrite
2. Platinum *            31. Dimorphine             64. Copper Nickel *
3. Platiniridium  *      32. Bismuthine *           65. Breithauptite *
4. Palladium             33. Stibnite *            66. Xaneite
5. Quicksilver           34. Discrasite            67. Schreibersite
6. Amalgam               35. Domeykite *           68. Pyrites *
7. Arquerite             36. Aklgodonite *         69. Hauerite
8. Gold Amalgam *    37. Whitneyite *              70. Smnaltine *
9. Silver *              38. Silver Glance *       71. Cobaltine
10. Bismuth Silver        39. lBrubescite *         72. Gersdorffite*
11. Copper *              40. Galena *               73. Ullmranllte
12. Lead                  41. Steinmannite          74. Marcasite *
13. Iron                  42. Cuproplumbite?    75. Rammnelsbergite
14. Tin                   43. Alisonite              76. Leucopyrite *
15. Zinc                  44. Manganblende          77. lfispickel *
16. Iridosmine *          45. Syepoorite             78. Glaucodot
17. Tellurium             46. Eisennickelkies       79. Sylvanite *
18. Bismuth *             47. Clausthalite           80. Nagyagite
19. Tetradymite *         48. Naumannite             81. Covelline
20. Antimony              49. Berzelianite          82. 1MVolybdenite *
21. Arsenic *             50. Bucairite             83. lRiolite
22. Arsenical Anti-       51. Hessite *             84. Skutterudite
23. Sulphur * [mony*  52. Altaite                   85. Linneeite *
24. Selenium              53. Griinauite            86. Cuban
25. Selensulphur          54. Blende*               87. Chalcopyrite *
26. Diamond *             55. Copper Glance *    88. Barnhardite *
27. Mineral Coal          56. Akanthite             89. Tin Pyrites
27,. Anthracite *    57. Stromeyerite          90. Sternbergite
27b. Bituminous      58. Cinnabar *             91. WT"olfsbergite
27c. Jet*   [Coal *  59. Millerite             92. Tannenite
27d. Lignite *       60. Pyrrhotine *          93. Berthierite
28. Graphite *            6(1. Greenockite          94. Zinkenite
29. Realgar               62. Wurtzite              95. Miargyrite
( 33)




31                       CHECK LIST OF MINERALS.
96. Plagionite           142. Tachhydrite           188. VBlknerite *
97. Jamesonite           143. Periclase             189. Hydrotalcite
98.:IReteromorphite    144. Red Copper *           190. Psilomelane *
99. Brongniardite        145. Martite *             191. Newkirkite
100. Chiviatite           146. Iserine               192. Wad *
101. Dufrenoysite         147. Irite?               193. Atacamite
102. Pyrargyrite          148. Spinel *              194. Arsenolite *
103. Proustite *          149. Magnetite*            195. Senarmontite
104. Freieslebenite *    150. Magnoferrite           196. Valentinite
105. Bournonite           151. P-Franklinite *       197. Bismuth Ochre*
106. Kenngottite          152. Chromic Iron *    198. Kermesite
107. Boulangerite         153. Pitchblende           199. Retzbanyite
108. Aikinite             154. Melaconite *          200. Cervantite
109. Wolchite             155. Plumbic Ochre*   201. Volgerite
110. Clayite?            156. Water *               202. Ammniolite
111. Kobellite?          157. Zincite *             203. Sulphurons Acid
112. NM-eneghinite        158. Corundum*             204. Telluric Ochre
113. Tetrahedrite*        159. Hematite *            205. Sulphuric Acid*
114. Tennantite*          160. Ilmenite *            206. Wolframine *
115. Geocronite *         161. Plattnerite           207. Molybdine *
116. Polybasite           162. Tenorite              208. Carbonic Acid*
117. Stephanite           163. Braunite*             209. Sassolin
118. Enargite *           164. Eausmannite *         210. Quartz *
119. Xanthocone           165. Cassiterite*                210a. Jasper *
120. Fireblende           166. Rutile *                    210b. Agate *
121. Wittichite           167. Anatase *                   210C. Chalcedony*
122. Calomel              168. Chalcotrichite *    211. Opal*
123. Sylvine              169. Chrysoberyl *               211a. Precious opal
124. Salt *               170. Brookite *                  211b. Semi-opal*
125. Sal Ammoniac         171. Pyrolusite *                211C. Hyalite
]26. Kerargyrite          172. Polianite                   211d. Geyserite
127. Embolite             173. Minium *             212. Edelforslte
128. Bromyrite            174. Crednerite           213. Wollastonite *
129. Iodo-bromid of    175.  leteroclin             214. Pyroxene
130. Fluor *    [Silver 176. Palladinite? *               214%. Diopside *
131. Yttrocerite *        177. Voltzite                    214b. Hedenbergite*
132. Iodyrite             178. Matlockite                  214c. Augite *
133. Coccinite            179. Mendipite            215. Pelicanite
134. Fluocerite           180. Percylite?           216. Spodumene *
135. Fluocerine           181. Karelinite?         217. Prehnitoid
136. Cotunnite            182. Diaspore *           218. Amphibole
137. Muriatic Acid        183. G6thite *                   218a. Tremolite*
138. Cryolite             184. Manganite                   218b. Actinolite *
139. Chiolite             185. Limonite *                  2180. Hornblende*
140. Fluellite            186. Brucite *            219. Acmite
141. Carnallite           187. Gibbsite *           220. Strakonitzite?




CHIECK LIST OF MINERALS.                          35
221. Enstatite            255. Danburite t           301. Meerschaum
222. Anthophyllite*    256. Axinite *                302. Neolite
223. Hypersthene *        257. Iolite *              303. Spadaite
224. Wichtyne             258. AMuscovite *          304. Chloropheeite
225. Babingtonite *       259. Phlogopite *          305. Crocidolite
226. Rhodonite *          260. Biotite *             306. Picrophyll
227. Beryl*               261. Astrophyllite         307. Kerolite *
228. Eudialyte            262. Lepidomelane          308. Monradite
229. IEulytine            263. Lepidolite *          309. Aphrodite
230. Leucophane           264. Sodalite *            310. Picrosmine
231. Melinophane          265. Lapis Lazuli          311. Saponite *
232. Peridot              266.  aiuyne               312. Serpentine *
232a. Forsterite *   267. Nosean               313. Dew eylite *
232b1. Chrysolite *   268. Skolopsite          314. Hydrophite *
2320. Fayalite *    269. Leucite               315. Nickel Gymnite*
233. Tephroite *          270. Nepheline *           316. Ottrelite *
234. Knebelite            271. Cancrinite *          317. Groppite
235. Chondrodite *        272. Anorthite             318. Stilpnomelane
336. Willemite *          273. Andesine *            319. Chalcodite t
237. Phenacite *          274. Barsowite             320. BEukamptite
238. Garnet               275. Bytownite?           321. Melanhydrite238a. Pyrope *      276. Labradorite*          322. Hisingerite
238b. Grossular*   277. Oligoclase *           323. Thuringite *
238c. Almandine*  278. Albite *                324. Buphyllite t
238d. Spessartine*  279. Orthoclase *          325. Pyrosclerite *
238e. Melanite *    2Q0. Petalite *            326. Pseudophite?
238f. Ouvarovite    281. Cyclopite             327. Thermophyllite?
239. Helvin               282. Weissigite?          328. Chlorite
240. Zircon *             283. Pollux                      328'. Chlorite
241. Auerbachite          284. Isopyre                     328b. Pennine
242. Alvite?             2"-5. Silicate of Yttria?        3280. Clinochlore
243. Tachyaphaltite       286. Polychroilite         329. Delessite
244. Idocrase *           287. Gehlenite             330. Ripidolite G. Ros,
245. Sarcolite            288. Andalusite*           331. Clintonite *
246. Meionite             289. Topaz *               332. Chloritoid *
247. Scapolite*           290. Staurotide *          333. Cronstedtite
248. Mellilite            291. Carolathine           334. Sideroschisolite
249. Dipyre               292. Lievrite *            335. Margarite *
250. Epidote              293. Kyanite *             336. Ephesite
2500. Pistacite*    294. Sillimanite*          337. Pyrophyllite *
250b. Zoisite *     295. Sapphirine            338. Pholerite -*
2500. Piedmontite   296. Euclase               339. Anthosiderite
251. Allanite *           297. Sphene*               340. Apophyllite *
252. Partschin            298. Keilhauite            341. Pectolite*
253. Zoisite Brooke       299. Tourmaline*           342. Okenite
254. Gadolinite           300. Talc *                343. Laumontite *
4




36                    -  CHECKI LIST OF i11NEitALS.
344. Leonhardite*         390. "Erdmanite           436. Leadh'ilite *
345. Catapleiite          391. Bavalite             437. Caledonite *
346. Dioptase            3' 2. Tscheffk-inite       438. Dreelite
347. Chrysocolla *        393. Schorloamite t       4:39. Susainnite
348. Demidoffite          394. Mosandrite           440, Glauberite
349. Pyrosmalite          395. W61herite            441. Lanarkite
350. Portite              396. Turnerite?          442. Reussin
351. Tritomite            397. PerofSkite           443. Selenate of Lead
352. Thorite              398. Pyrochlore *         444. Connellite
353. Cerite               399. Pyrrhite             445. Altumrian
354. Caiamine*            400. Scheelite X          446. MIVisenite
355. Prehnite*            401. Scheeletine          447. Polyhalite
356. Chlorastrolite?    402. Tungstate of Cop- 448. Gypsum *
357. Savite               403. Wulfenite * [per t 449. Aistrakanite
356. BSc-hneiderite       404. Azorite              450. L6oreite
359. Carpholite           405. Fergusonite          451. MlXascagnine
360. Analcime *           406. Tyrite?             452. Lecontite
361. Ittnerite            407. Adelpholite          453. Coqulimbite
362. Faujasite            408. Tantalite            454. Rcemerite
363. Chabazite *          409. Wolfram *            455. Cyanosite *
364. Gnmelinite           410. Columbite *          456. Cyanochrome
365. Levyne               411. Paracolumbite? t 457. Picromerid
366. Gisamondine          412. Samarskite *         458. Alunogen *'367. Edingtonite         413. Mengite               459. Ailum
368. YIarmotome           414. Polymignyte *              459t~. Potash Alum*
369. Phiillipsite         415. Polycrase                  459b. Solfatarite
370. Thomsonite *         416. IT-schynite                459c. Tschernmigite
371. Natrolite *          417. Euxenite                   459d. Pickeringite
372. Scolecite            418. Yttro-Tantalite            459e Hatlotriehite*
373. Ellagite.           419. Parathorite t              459f. Ap1johnite*
374. Sloanite             420. Rutherfordite t    460. Voltaite
375. Epistilbite          421. Crocoisite           461. Epsomite *
1376. Heulandite *        422. Vauquelinite *       462. Tauriscite?.377. Brewsterite         423. iMIelanochroite      463. lMangan  Vitriol
378. Stilbite *           424. Dechenite            464. Goslarite
379. Caporcianite         425. Descloizite          465. Coppera s*:380. Datholite *         426. Vanadinite           466. Bieberite.381. Allophane *         427. Volborthite          467. Pyromeline *
382. Schr6tterite *       428. Pateraite?          468. M1Vorenosite
33:3. Chloropal           429. Glaserite            469. Johannite  FUran.
384. Collyrite            430. Thenardite           470. Bas. Sulpli. of
385. VWolchonskoite    431. Barytes*                471. Glauber Salt*:386. Chromie Ochre       432. Celestine*           472. Botryogen
387. Pimelite             433. Anhydrite *          473. Copiapite
3"8. Mccntmorillonite   434. Anglesite*            474. Apatelite.389. Delanovite?        435. Almagrerite          475. Alunite *




CHECK LIST OF MINERALS.                           37
476. Jarosite              522. H6rnesite            536. Witherite
477. Websterite            523. lRoesslerite         569. Strontianite *
478. Loewigite             524. Annabergite *        570. Bromlite
479. Pissophane            525. Ib6ttigite           571. M.aanganocalcite
480. Linarite              526. Symplesite           572. Cerusite *
481. Brochantite           527. Trichalcite          573. Barytocalcite
432. Lettsomite            528. Scorodite *          574. Bicarbonate of
483. Medjidite             529. Libethenite          575. Trona *  [Ammon
484. Uranochre             530. Olivenite            576. Thermonatrite
485. Uranochalcite         531. Conichalcite         577. Natron *
486. Boracite              532. Euchroite            578. GCay-Lussite
487. Rhodizite            533. Arseniosiderite    579. Lanthanite *
488. Hydroboracite        534. Pharmacosiderite  5!0. Hydromargnesite*
439. Eayesine             535. -Wavellite *          51. 1 ydrocalcite
490. Borocalcite          536. Cacoxene *            582. Malachite *
491. Borax                 537. Childrenite *        5S3. Azurite *
492. Lagonite             538. Erinite               584. Aurichalcite *
493. Larderellite          539. Cornwallite          585. Zinc Bloom *
494. W7arwickite t        540. Phosphochalcite*  586. Emerald Nickel,'
495. Apatite *            541. Tagilite              58,7. Remingtonite t
496. Hydroapatite         542. Tyrolite              588. Zippeite *
497. Cryptolite            543. Delvauxene           589. Liebigite
498. Pyromorphite *    544. Dufrenite *              590. Voglite
499. Mimetene *            545. Aphanesite           591. Bismutite *
500. Xenotime *           546. Chalcophyllite        592. Parisite
501. Monazite *           547. Liroconite            593. Kischtimite
502. Wragnerite           548. Uranite *             594. Cerasine
503. Iuiihnite            549. Chalcolite            595. WVhewellite
504. Lazulite *           550. Carphosiderite        596. Oxalite
505. Turquois*            551. Plumbo Resinite   597. Thierschite
506. Conarite?            552. Calcoferrite          593. Amber *
507. Triphyline *         553. Pitticite Ilaus *     599. Copaline
508. Triplite             554. Diadochite            600. Middletonite
509. Fischerite            555. Lindackerite?       601. Retinite*
510.;Hopeite             556. Nitrammite *          602. Scleretinite
511. Amblygonite *        537. Nitre *               603. GuLyaquillite
512. Herderite            558. Nitratine             604. Pianuite
513. Carminiite           559. Nitrocalcite*         605. Walchowite
514. Romeine              560. Calcite *             606. Bitumen *
515. Thromnbolite         561. Magnesite *           607. Idrialine
516. Stercorite            562. Dolomite *           60'. Pyropissite
517. Struvite             563. Breunnerite           609. Brewstoline
518. Eaidingerite         564. Chalybite *           610. Elaterite *
519. Pharmacolite          565. Diallogite *         611. Scheererite
520. Vivianite*           566. Smithsonite *         612. K6nlite
521. Erythrine *          567. Aragonite *           613. Fichtelite




38                         CHECK LIST OF MINERALS.
614. Konleinite            620. Chrismatine            625. MAelanchymle
615. Hartite               621. Dopplerite             623. Anthracoxene
616. Hartino               622. Dinite                 627. Baikeriie
617. Ixolyte               623. Hircine                62k. KErantzite
61'. Hatchettine           624. Jaulingite             629. IWellite
619. Ozocerite




ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
Acmite, 12                    Arseniosiderite, 27           Brookite, 9
Actinolite, 12                Arsenolite, 10                Brucite, 10
Adelpholite, 21               Astrakanite, 23               Bytownite, 15
AIschynite, 21                Astrophyllite, 14
Agate, 11                     Atnic'smite, 10               Cacoxene, 27
Aikinite, 6                   Auerbachite, 13               Calamine, 19
Akanthite, 4                  Augil-e,  11                   Calcite, 28
Albite, 15                    Aurichalcite, 29              Calcoferrite, 27
Algodonite, 3                 Axinite, 14                   Caledonite, 22
Alisonite, 3                  Azorite, 21                   Calomel, 6
Allanite, 14                  Azurite, 29                    Cancrinite, 15
Allophane, 20                                               Caporcianite, 19
Almagrerite, 22               Babingtonite, 12              Carbonic acid, 11
Alla.ndine, 13               3Baikerite. 31                  Carminite, 26
Altaite, 3                    Barnhardite, 5                 Carnallite, 7
Alum, 23                      Barsowite, 15                 Carolathine, 15
Alumian, 23                   Barytes, 22                    Carpholite, 19
Alunite, 24                   Barytocaicite, 28              Carphosiderite, 27
Alunogen, 23                  Bavalite, 20                   Cassiterite, 9
Alvite, 13                    Berthierite, 5                Catapleiite, 18
Amalgam, 1                    Beryl, 12                      Celestine, 22
Amber, 30                     Berzelianite, 3                Cerasine, 29
Amblygonite, 26               Bicarbonate of ammonia, 28  Cerite, 18
Ammiolite, 10                 Bieberite, 24                 Cerusite, 28
Amphibole, 12                 Biotite, 14                   Cervantite. 10
Ana.lcime, 19                 Bismuth, 2                    Chabazite, 19
Anatase, 9                    Bismuth ochre, 10             Chalcedony, 11
Andalusite, 15                Bismuth silver, 1             Chalcodite, 17
Andesine, 15                  Bismuthine, 2                 Chalcolite, 27
Anglesite, 22                 Bismutite, 29                 Chalcophyllite, 27
Anhydrite, 22                 Bitumen, 30                   Chalcopyrite, 5
Annabergite, 26               Bituminous coal, 2             Cha.lcotrichite, 9
Anorthite, 15                 Blende, 3                      Chalybite, 28
Anthophyllite, 12             Boracite, 25                  Childrenite, 27
Anthosiderite, 18             Borax, 25                     Chiolite, 7
Anthracite, 2                 Boronatro'calcite,52          Chiviatite, 5
Anthracoxene, 31              Botryogen, 24                 Chlorastrolite, 19
Antimony, 2                   Boulangerite, 6               Clloirite, 17
Apatelite, 24                 Bournonite, 6                 Chloritoid, 17
Apatite, 25                   Braunite, 9                   Chloropal, 20
Aphanesite, 27                Breithauptite, 4              Chlorophbsite, 16
Aphrodite, 16                 Breunnerite, 28                Chondrodite, 13
Apjohnite, 23                 Brewsterite, 19                Chrismatine, 30
Apophyllite. 18               Brewstoline, 30               Chrome ochre, 20
Aragonite, 28                 Broclhantite, 24              Chromic iron, 8
Arquerite, 1                  Bromite, 28                   Chlrysoberyl, 9
Arsenic, 2                    Bromyrite, 7                  Clhrysocolla., 18
Arsenical antimony, 2         Brongniardite, 5              Chrysolite, 12
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40                              ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
Cinnabar, 4                    Elaterite, 30                   Ilaidingerite, 26
C!Lnsthalite, 3                Ellagite, 19                    Halotrichite, 23
Clzyite, 6                     Embolite, 7                     Hlarmotome, 19
Clnlochlore, 17                Emerald nickel, 29              Hartine, 30
Clintonite, 17                 Enargite, 6                     H-artite, 30
Cobaltine, 4                   Enstatite, 12                   Hatchettine, 30
Coccinite, 7                   Ephesite, 18                    Ilauerite, 4
Collyrite, 20                  Epidote, 11                     I-ausmannite, 9
Columbite, 21                  Epistilbite, 19                 Htiuyne, 14
Conarite, 25                   Epsomite, 24                    Hayesine, 25
Conichalcite, 27               Erdmanite, 20                   Hedenbergite, 11
Connellite, 23                 Erinite, 27                     Helvrin, 13
Copaline, 30                   Erubescite. 3                   Hematite, 8
Copiapite, 24                  Erythrine, 26                   Herderite, 26
Copper, 1                      Euvcairite, 3                   Hessite, 3
Copperas, 24                   Euchroite, 27                   Ileteroclin, 9
Copper glance, 3               Euclase, 16                     lleterosnorphite, 5
Copper nickel, 4               Endclialyte, 12                 I-eulandite, 19
Coquimbite, 23                 Eukamptite, 17                  Hircine, 31
Cornwallite, 27                Eulytine, 12                   IHisingerite, 17
Corundum, 8                    E phyllite, 17                  Hopeite, 26
Cotunnite, 7                   Euxenite, 21                    Hornblende, 12
Covelline,'5                                                  Hiirnesite, 26
Crednerite, 9                  Fanujasite, 19                  Hyalite, 11
Crocidolite, 16                Fayalite, 12                    Hydroapatite, 25
Crocoisite, 22                 Fergusonite, 21                 I-lydroboracite, 25
Cronstedtite, 18               Fichtelite, 30                  Ilydrocalcite, 29
Cryolite, 7                    Fireblende, 6                   Hyd(romlagnesite, 29
Cryptolite, 25                 Fischerite, 26                  HIydrophite. 17
Cuban, 5                       Fluellite, 7                    Hydrotalcite, 10
Cuproplumbite,                 Fluocerine, 7                   HIypersthene, 12
Cyanochrome, 23                Fluocerite, 7
Cyanosite, 23                 PFluor, 7                         dlocrase, 13
Cyclopite, 15                  Forsterite, 12                  Idrialine, 30
Franklinite, 8                 Ilnenite, 8
Danburite, 14                  Freieslebenite, 6               Iodo-bromid of silver, 7
Datholite, 20                                                  Iod yite, 7
Dechenite, 22                  Gadolinite, 14                  Iolite, 14
Delanovite, 20                 Galena, 3                       Iridosmine,   1
Delessite, 17                   Garnet, 13                     Irite, 8
Delvauxene, 27                 Gay-lussite, 29                 Iron, 1
Demidoffite, 18                Gehlenite, 15                   Iserine, 8
Descloizite, 22                 Geocronite, 6                  Isopyre, 15
Deweylite, 17                   Gersdorfflite, 4               Ittnerite, 19
Diasdochite, 27                Geyserite, 11                   Ixolite, 30
Diamond, 2                     Gibbsite. 10
Diallogite, 28                 Gismondine, 14                  Jamesonite, 5
Diaspore, 9                    Glaserite, 22.          Jarosite, 24
Dimnorphine, 2                 Glauberite, 22                  Jasper, 11
Dinite, 31                     Glauber salt, 24                Jaulingite, 31
Diopside, 11                   Glaucodot, 4                    Jet, 2
Dioptase, 18                   Gmelinite, 19                   Johannite, 24
Dipyre, 13                     Gold, 1
Discrasite, 3                  Gold amalgam, 1                 Kaneite, 4
Dolomite, 28                   Goslarite, 24                  KIarelinite, 9
Domeykite, 3                   G;thite, 9                      Keilbhluite, 16
Dopplerite, 30                 Graphite, 2                     Keungottite, 6
Dreelite, 22                    Greenockite, 4                 Kerargyrite, 7
Dufrenite, 27                   Groppite, 17                   Kermesito. 10
Dufrenoysite, 6                Grossular, 13                   Kerolite, 16
Gr;inauite, 3                  Kischtimite, 29
Elelforsite, 11                Guyanquillite, 30              Knebelite, 13
Edi l   ingtonite, 19           Gypsum, 23                     K(obellite, 6
Elisennickelkies, 3                                            Kinleinite, 30




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Ki{nlite, 30                  Miargyrite, 5                  Pholerite, 10
Kilttigite, 26                Middletonite, 30               Phosphochalcite, 27
Krantzite, 31                 Millerite, 4                   Piasuzite, 30
Kuhnite, 25                   Mimetene, 25                   Pickeringite, 15
Kyanite, 16                   Mineral coal, 2                Picromerid, 23
Minium, 9                     Picrophyll, 16
Labradorite, 15               Misenite, 23                   Picrosmine, 16
Lagonite, 25                  Mispickel, 4                   Piedmontite, 14
Lanorkite, 22                Molybdenite, 5                 Pimelite, 20
Lanthanite, 29                Molybdine, 11                  Pissophane, 24
Lapis lazuli, 14              Monazite, 25                   Pistacite, 14
Lalrderellite, 25             Monradite, 16                  Pitchblende, 8
L',umontite, 18               Montmorillonite, 20            Pitticite IIncus, 27
Lazulite. 25                  Morenosite, 24                 Plagionite, 5
Lead, 1                       _Mosandrite, 20                Platiniridium, 1
Leadhillite, 22               Muriatic acid, 7               Platinum, 1
Lecontite, 23                 Muscovite, 14                  Plattnerite, 8
Leonhardite, 18                                              Plumbic ochre, 8
Lepidolite, 14                Nagyagite, 4                   Plumbo resinite, 27
Lepidomelane, 14              Natrolite, 19                  Polianite, 9
Lettsomite, 24                Natron, 29                     Pollux, 15
Leucite, 15                   Numarnnite, 3                  Polybasite, 6
Leucophane, 12                Neolite, 16                    Polychroilite, 15
Leucopyrite, 4                Nepheline, 15                  Polycrase, 21
Levyne, 19                    Newkirkite, 10                 Polyhalite, 23
Libethenite, 26               Nickel gymnite, 17             Polymignyte, 21
Liebigite, 29                 Nitrammite, 28                 Portite, 1.8
Lievrite, 16                  Nitratine, 28                  Potash alum, 23
Lignite, 2                    Nitre, 20                      Precious opal, 11
Limonite, 10                  Nitrocalcite, 28               Prehnite, 1.9
Linarite, 24                  Nosean, 14                     Prehnitoid, 12
Lindackerite, 28                                             Proustite, 6
Linnumite, 5                  Okenite, 18                    Pseudophite, 17
Liroconite, 27                Oligoclase, 15                 Psilomelane, 10
Loewigite, 24                 Olivenite, 27                  Pyrargyrite, 6
Lbweite, 23                   Onofrite, 4                    Pyrites, 4
Opal, 11                      Pyrochlore, 21
Magnesite, 28                 Orpiment, 2                    Pyrolusite, 9
MIagnetite, 8                 Orthoclase, 15                 Pyromeline, 24
Magnoferrite, 8               Ottrelite, 17                  Pyromorphite, 25
Malachite, 29                 Ouvarovite, 13                 Pyrope, 13
Manganblende, 3               Oxalite, 29                    Pyrophyllite, 18
Manganite, 10                 Ozocerite, 30                  Pyropissite, 30
Manganocalcite, 28                                           Pyrosclerite, 17
Mangan vitriol, 24            Palladinite, 9                 Pyrosmalite, 18
MaI.rcasite, 4                Palladium, 1                   Pyroxene, 11
Margarite, 18                 Paracolumbite, 21              Pyrrhite, 21
Martite, 8                    Parathorite, 21                Pyrrhotine, 4
Mascagnine, 23                Parisite, 29
Matlockite, 9                 Partschin, 14                  Quartz, 11
Medjidite, 24                 Pateraite, 22                  Quicksilver, 1
Meerschaum, 16                Pectolite, 18
Meionite, 13                  Pelicanite, 11                 Rammelsbergite, 4
Mlelaconite, 8                Pennine, 17                    Realgar, 2
Melanchyme,.31               Percylite, 9                   Red copper, 8
Melanhydrite, 17              Peridot, 12                    Reming tonite, 29
Mlelanite, 13                 Pericla.se, 8                  lRetinite, 30
Melanochroite, 22             Perofskite, 21                 Retzbanyite, 10
Melinophane, 12               Petalite, 15                   Reussin, 23
Mellilite, 13                 Pharmacolite, 26               Rhodizite, 15
Mellite, 31                   Pharmacosiderite, 27           Rhodonite, 12
Mendipite, 9                  Phenacite, 13                  Riolite, 5
Aleneghinite, 6               Phillipsite, 19                Ripidolite, G. Bose, 17
Mengite, 21                   Phlogopite, 14                 Rcemerite, 2:3




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Roesslerite, 26                Strakonitzite, 12             Uranite, 27
llRomeine, 26                 Stromeyerite, 4                Uranochalcite, 24
Rutherfordite, 21             Strontianite, 28               Uranochre, 24
Rutile, 9                     Struvite, 26
Sulphur, 2                    Valentinite, 1 0
Sal ammoniac, 7               Sulphuric acid, 11             Vanadinite, 22
Salt, 7                       Sulphurous acid, 10            Vauquelinite, 22
Samarskite, 21                Susannite, 22                  Vivianite, 26
Saponite, 16                  Syepoorite, 3                  Voglite, 29
Sapphirine, 16                Sylva.nite, 4                  Volborthite, 22
Sarcolite, 13                 Sylvine, 7                     Volgerite, 10
Sassolin, 11                  Symplesite, 26                VYilknerite, 10
Savite, 19                                                   Voltaite, 24
Scapolite, 13                 Tachhydrite, 7                 Voltzite, 9
Scheeletine, 21               Tachyaphaltite, 13
Scheelite, 21                 Tagilite, 27                   Wad, 1.0
Scheererite, 30               Talc, 16                       Wagnerite, 25
Schneiderite, 19              Tannenite, 5                   WTalchowite, 30
Schorlomite, 20               Tantalite, 21                  Warwickite, 25
Schreibersite, 4              Tauriscite, 24                 Water, 8
Schrotterite, 20              Telluric ochre, 10             Wavellite, 27
Scleretinite, 30              Tellurium, 1                   Websterite, 24
Scolecite, 19                 Tennantite, 6                  Weissigite, 15
Scorodite, 26                 Tenorite, 8                    Whewellite, 29
Selenate of lead, 23          Tephroite, 13                  Whitneyite, 3
Seleniumn, 2                  Tetradymite, 2                 Wichtyne, 12
Selensulphur, 2               Tetrahedrlite, 6              Willemite, 13
Semi-opal, 11                 Thenardite, 22                Witherite, 28
Senarmlontite, 10             Thermona.trite, 29            Wittichite, 6
Serpentine, 1.7               Thermophyllite, 17            Wilchite, 6
Sideroschisolite, 18          Thierschite, 29               Wolchonskoite, 20
Silicate of yttria, 15        Thomsonite, 19                Wolfranm, 21
Silimanite, 16                Thorite. 18                   TWolframine, 11
Silver, 1                     Thrombolite. 26               Wolfsbergite, 5
Silver glance, 3              Thuringite, 17                Wilherite, 20
Skolopsite, 14                Tin, 1                        Wollastonite, 11
Skutterudite, 5               Tin pyrites, 5                Wulfenite, 21
Sloanite, 19                  Topaz, 15                     Wurtzite, 4
Smaltine, 4                   Tourmaline, 16
Smithsonite, 28               Tremolite, 12                 Xanthocone, 6
Sodalite, 14                  Trichalcite, 26               Xenotime, 25
Solfatarite, 23               Tryphyline, 26
Spadaite, 16                  Triplite, 26                  Yttrocerite, 7
Spessartine, 13               Tritomite, 18                 Yttro-tantalite, 21
Sphene, 1.6                   Trona, 28
Spinel, 8                     Tscheffkinite, 20             Zinc, 1
Spodumene, 12                 Tschermigite, 23              Zinc bloom, 29
Staurotide, 15                Tunogstate of copper, 21      Zincite, 8
Steinmannite, 3               Turnerite, 20                 Zinkenite, 5
Stephanite, 6                 Turquois, 25                  Zippeite, 29
Stercorite, 26                Tyrite, 21                    Zircon, 13
Sternbergite, 5               Tyrolite, 27                  Zoisite, 14
Stibnite, 2                                                 Zoisite Brooke, 14
Stilbite, 19                  Ullmannite, 4
Stilpnomelane, 17