Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillators

Seems my luck in getting all mypackages to my house intact has ended. I managed to snag a complete Media 100 video capture board setup for my old Macs and the person who packaged it didn't do such a good job. I found a few tantalum capacitors laying in the ESD bag, and on close inspection found another 4-5 that were lose. I soldered the caps back where they should have been and then noticed that one of the crystal oscillator had pins broken off inside the device, plus there is a small brownish surface mount cap missing next to the oscillator that I could not find. So I wonder if that small cap is needed for the card to run, and where am I going to find a new Crystal oscillator to replace the one that is broken. Anybody happen to have a K1602 T laying around they don't need? http://www.brookdale.com/champion/k1601.htm shows the part in question. The frequency needed is 24.545454 Mhz. P.S how do you read any marking on a tiny surface mount capacitor? My cheapo magnifying glass didn't show anything, I even tried using a scanner at 1200 DPI and got nothing but a blur. At first I thaught it was a resistor but the part number C238 I believe must be a capacitor. Thanks for any help, I would rather get this unit working then have to toss it (kind of rare) just because of a couple parts.