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MINERALOGY AND GEOLOGY.

These subjects are, for the present, annexed to the school of Natural
Philosophy, and are assigned to a separate class, which the members of
other classes in the School may attend without payment of an additional
fee. The lectures embrace Physical Geography and Mineralogy, so far
as they are indispensable to the student of Geology. Special reference
is made to the Geological structure of Virginia and the neighbouring
States.

Students in this class will hereafter have the help of the large collections
of the new Natural History Museum.

Text-Book.—Leconte's Elements of Geology.