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300. Salt (4th sort), from Kannparti Cotaur. 
301. Salt (5th sort), from Pakarda Cotaur. 
302. Salt (5th sort), from Pakarda Cotaur. 
303. Salt, from South Arcot district, Chunampelt. 
304. Salt, from South Arcot district, Merkanum. 
305. Salt, from South Arcot district, Gundalum. 
306. l.arth salt from the Kurnool district. 
307. Earth from which this earth salt is produced. 
308. Saltpetre, unrefined.* 
30.9. Saltpetre, refined.* 
310. Alum shales, from Kalabagh, on the Indus 
river. 
311. Alum shale, burnt and ready for the manufac- 
ture of the salt. 
312. Alum prepared from these shales. 
About 600 tons of alum are made annually at the 
Kalabagh works. 
313. Alum, as commonly sold in the markets of the 
country. 
Misckllaneous Economic Minerals. 
314. Gypsum (selenite), from the Cretaceous rocks. 
Ootatoor, Trichinopoly district. 
315. Gypsum, with anhydrite, from Shalkar, N. W. 
Himalayas. 
316. Selenite, from Shalkar, N. W. Himalayas. 
317. Gypsum, from Puga, Ladak; occurs associated 
with sulphur and potash alum, see Nos. 318 
and 319. See Memoirs, Geol. Surv. of India, 
vol. v. p. 164. 
318. Potash alum, from Puga, Ladak. 
319. Native sulphur, from Puga, Ladak. 
320. Native sulphur, from Barren Island, Bay of 
Bengal 
321. Graphite, from Travancore, Madras. 
322. Graphite, from Galikonda, Srungavara-pukota 
taluq, Vizagapatam, from the manager of the 
Maharajah of Vizagapatam. 
323. Corundum, from South Rewah. Occurs as a 
thick bed in the gneiss. 
324. Corundum from Coimbatoor, Madras, 
324 b. Corundum, from Salem, Madras. 
325. Gern sand, chiefly spinel fragments, from Ava. 
326. Crude sapphire and ruby sand, from Upper 
Burmah (sent by the Burmese Committee). 
327. Aquamarine in rough crystals, from Kangiam, 
near Coimbatoor, Madras. 
328. Aquamarine, two specimens cut and polished, 
from Kangiam, near Coimbatoor, Madras. 
329. Green avanturine quartz, from near Bellary, 
m Madras Presidency. Of this beautiful 
material large slabs and masses can be ob- 
tained. 
330. Mica, from the valley of the Sankh river, in 
Hazaribagh district. 
331. Mica, in small flakes, crystalised; sent by 
Madras Committee. 
332. Mica, from veins in the gneiss rocks, near 
Gawan, Hazaribagh district; contributed by 
L. Carrington, Esq., C.E., East Indian 
Railway. 
333. Borax, crude, from Puga, Ladak. Occurs with 
other salts as an efflorescence on the surface 
of the soil near hot springs. 
* From Her Majesty’s Hunpowder Facfcory, Madras. Sent 
u.y Madras Committee. 
334. Carbonate of soda, crystallised, obtained from 
the Coimbatoor district (Vannan Karum). 
335. Magnesite, from near Salem, Madras. 
336. Shelly marble, from LTpper Assam. 
336. Shelly marble, from Garudamungalum, Trichi 
nopoly. 
337. Crystalline limestone (white), from Muddi- 
kerray, Coimbatoor district. 
338. Crystalline limestone (red), from Muddikerray 
Coimbatoor district. 
339. Crystalline limestone (grey), from Muddikerray, 
Coimbatoor district. 
340. Slates, rooflng, from Rewarree, Goorgaon. 
341. Slates, rooflng, from near Dhurmsala, Kangra. 
341a, b, c. Large platters or trays turned out 
of slate, from Mr. Ambier, manager of Slate 
Quarries, Monghyr; through Bengal Com 
mittee. 
342. Potstone, turned into plates, dishes and cuds • 
from Maunbhum. " ’ 
The larger specimens are sold at about 64. each. 
343. Serpentinous limestone, carved into various 
articles; from Tadpatry, in Bellary district, 
Madras Presidency. Presented by J. II. 
Master, Esq., Collector. 
344. Articles carved in Serpentine and other rocks ; 
from Kurnool, Madras Presidency. Presented 
by J. H. Master, Esq., Collector.” 
345. Soapstone, gypsum, &c., from Kurnool, Madras 
Presidency. 
346. O’Rileyite, from the Karen country, Burmah. 
Contains— 
((«) Soluble in dilute 
Oxide of copper - 
Protoxide of iron 
Oxide of lead - 
Arsenious acid - 
((b) Insoluble.) 
Copper 
Iron - 
Arsenic 
Antimony 
Earthy matters 
Löss 
- 1'21 
- 1-97 
- 1-89 
- P12 
6T9 
- 12T3 
- 42-12 
- 38-45 
■54 
-12 
93-36 
•45 
100-00 
347. Calderite, from near Hazaribagh. 
A recent analysis of this mineral, in the Geological 
Survey Office, gave— 
Silica - 37-44 
Sesquioxide of iron - - 19-38 
Protoxide of iron - - 5-24 
Alumina - fy 27 
Lime - - . 3093 
Magnesia - - - 1-40 
Oxide of manganese - - a trace 
100-66 
The mineral being a massive lime-iron-garnet. 
348. Lepidolite, pinkish, from a granite vein in 
mica-schist, from Pakeera, Hazaribagh district. 
348. Lepidolite, pinkish, from a granite vein in 
mica-schist, from Pakeera, Hazaribagh district.