Castelnaudite

( Min.) A variety of Xenotime found in imperfect crystals and irregular grains of a grayish-white to a pale yellow color, in the diamond sands of Bahia, in Brazil. It consists chiefly of hydrated phosphate of ythria. Castelnuovo, a fortified sea-port of Austria, in Dalmatia, 11 m. W. of Cattaro; pop . 7,720. Cas'telo-Bran'co, a city of Portugal, prov. Beira, on the Leiria, 51 m. N.E. of Abrantes; pop . 6,482. Cas'tel-Sarras'in, a town of France, dep. Tarn-etGaronne, on the Songuine, 13 m. W. of Montauban. Manuf. Serges, hats, leather. Pop . 7,521. Cas'tel-Terʼmini, a town of Sicily, 16 m. N. of Girgenti. Sulphur and rock-salt are largely produced here. Pop . about 5,000. Castelvetra'no, a town of Sicily, prov. Trapani, 12 m. E. of Mazzara. Prod. Excellent wine, and olives. Pop. 18,156.