THE OOLOGIST. 



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Minerals. 



The fullowiu<< lots fire all good specimeus 

 and the reason for closing them out is that 

 we have not the time to att(;ud to our 

 Mineral department as we wish, and shall 

 ck)se out most of our stock: 



225 :}f tt)S. Tremolitic Talc, Jeff. Co. 

 N. Y...." 60 



^•AQ '1 lt>s. Qtiartz and -2 lbs. Smoky 

 Quartz in Calcite, Ct. , 4 ft Jasper Couglom- 

 ate, 1 tb Pyrite, Mo. ; ^ Tt) Obsidian, Lip. 

 Isles; H lbs. Sphalerite .and Calcite N. Y. ; 

 '■\ lb. Mas^netite, P;x. ; 1 lb. Mica, Hematite; 

 \ lb. Calcite, Saxony; lOi lbs 80 



2l'7 1-^ lb. Magnetite, 'N. Y. ; li lb. Mica, 

 Conn. ; U lb Calcite, Pa. ; 2:^ lb. Pearl Spar, 

 N. Y. : h lb. Albite, Ct. ; I lb. Caltite, Mo. ; 

 2 lbs. Ampbibole, N. Y. ; 'f lb. O.ditic Iron, 

 Tenn. ;ll|lb 100 



228 ^ lbs. Gypsum, Mich.; H lbs. 

 Ma.icasite, 111. ; 2 lbs. Oaleua and Fiuorite, 

 Ky. ; 3'f lbs. Hematite. Ky. ; 13 lbs 90 



229 1^ lbs. Crvpsum, Nova Scotia; \\ lbs 

 Hematite. Pa.: I'lb. Selemite, N. Y. ; 3 lbs. 

 portions of Geodes, la. ; 9j lbs (JO 



230 2| lbs. Pectr.lite, N. J. ; 6i lbs. 

 Barite, N. Y. ; \h II .s. Limouite, Pa ; 1^- lbs. 

 Anbydrite, N. S'. ; lU lbs.. '.1.00 



231 5 li.s. Mica, N. Yi.;\ lb. Nickle Ore, 

 I'a. : i lb. Barite, Erig. ; \ lb. Barite, Ct. ; 

 ^ lb. Agate, Brazil : G.V lb 1. 00 



232 2 i'os. PearSi)ar, Eng. ;•! lbs. Calcite, 

 N. .J.: i lb. (Jaunel Coal. Eng.; 2f lbs. 

 V\^iiliamF"ite, Pa ; U lbs. Albiie, Ct. ; 

 10 '-J lbs : 1.00 



233 4ij lbs. Calcite ou Hematite, Pa. ; 

 3.V lbs. Hieavv Spar, Ct. ; li Peacock Coal, 

 Pa. : 1 lb. Fluor Spar, Eug'. ; 10+ lb CO 



231 4 jibs. Indirated Clay, Ml.; 4 lbs. 

 Apoplivlhte, N. J.'; h lb. Picrobte, Md. ; f 

 lb. Alabaster, N. S. ;'9.i lbs 1.00 



23;-) 1., lb. Arag mite. Black Hills; 4} lbs. 

 Dolomite, N. Y. ; 4 lb. Dawsouite, Can. ; 

 iy\ ll>s. Stilbite, N. J. : Vl\ lbs 1.00 



230 11 lbs. Chrouiite, "Md 90 



237 contains over 250 spec, of over 60 

 minerals from all parts of the world; mostly 

 fragments. Hive not c )autt.d any that is 

 not at. least 4- in. greatest extent. Labeled 

 4|lbs '....." 2.00 



Lots 238 to 245 are all from the Black 

 Hills. If you obtained tliem. direct, the 

 freight alone would cost m )re thaa our 

 price. 



238 4 Ib^. Tufa, Petrified M)3^; 5+ lbs. 

 Glassy Quartz; 10 lbs ' . 1.00 



239' 8 lbs. Pmk, White Gypsum 80 



240 3 lbs. Pyrites, 1^ lbs. Carbonate 

 Ore, 1h lbs. Silver Ore, 1 lb. fragments, 

 1 lb. B'arites; 10 lbs \ . . 1.00 



241 7f lbs. Tin bearing Ore 1.00 



242 lU lbs. Black Tourmaline 1.25 



243 5 Ihi. Dendrites, (Forest Rock); 3| 



lbs. Quartz; 7i lbs 8.-. 



214 U lbs.' Petrified Wood 75 



245 I'lb. Garnets in Schist, I7 lbs. Gol I 

 Ore, 2i lbs. Galena; 4i^ lbs . . . . ' 60 



246 50 Pebbles of" Agate. Carnelian, 

 Jasper, Sard, Chalcedony, &c., from W. 

 Iowa, 14 oz 40 



247 2 lbs. mixed lot spec, unnamed, 

 mostly Colo. ^ tt)^. Rel Qjlire, Me; Ik 

 lb. spec, of Dendritic, form curious, la. ; \ 

 lb Cairngorum, Pks. Pk. ; 3 lbs. Rock Mt. 

 Minerals; 1 ft Hematite, Elba; 8.V fts. . .75 



248 2 fts. Carbonate Ore. Colo. ; Zh fts. 

 Copper Pyrites, Arizona; 'ih fts. Gold-bear- 

 ing Ore (so called at Denver); 9i fts 1.25 



249 12^ fts. of Ore Composed of Galena, 

 Pyrites, Silver, etc., Colo 1.25 



'2'0 1 ft same as last lot. but surface 

 covered with Quartz Xtals: 4 lbs. Mica, 

 Va. ; 3 lbs. Massive Golden Ochre, Colo ; 

 8i lbs 1.00 



^251 9 lbs. Bjg Iron, Mt. Katahdin, Me. ; 

 4 lbs. Pet. Palm, Petrilied Forest. Colo. ; 

 13 lbs 1.00 



252 A 9 lb. spec, of Bofrvoidal Limonite, 

 Mt. Kat. ; 6 .lbs. Pet. " Palm, Colo. ; 

 15 fts 1-25 



253 5 fts. Coppar beaiing ore. New Mex- 

 ico .75 



254 5 lbs. Copper bearing ore, N. M...75 



255 4.i lbs. of Rocky Mt. Min. con.pkts. 

 lined wifh Qtz. Xtals. 3 lbs. Botryoidal 

 Limonite, 8 fts 75 



256 6i ft.s. Boglron, Me., 3.V fts. Pet. 

 Palm, Colo. 10.^ ft? .' 80 



257 8 fts. Dendritic Rock broken in 200 

 pes. Colo. , + ft Wavellitic Rock, Ark ; 

 8i fts. .. ' 50 



258 1:V fts.. 20 spec. Steatite showing 

 Actinolite, N. H. ; l^Ah^. Electric Stone; 1| 

 fts. Granite, N. Y. \ 1ft Treinolite, Ct. ; 12 

 labeled small spec. 5t fts 75 



259 "ih fts. Limonite, Ky. ; 1ft Bronzite, 

 Pa., Spec. ea. Autonite, Weruerite, Colum- 

 bite, Beryl, Garnet in Albite, 5 fts 50 



260 10 showy small spec. Gypsum Xtals, 

 spec. ca. of Pink Calcite, Hornstone, Micro- 

 line, Hfu-neblende Schist, Chalcedony, Cyan- 

 ite. Pet. Palm aad Wood, Williamsite, Blue 

 Calcite, Hematite, 3 Tufa, Chalycopyrite, 

 Bronzite, Magnetite Xtals, 3 fts 1. 00 



261 1 ft Sillicitied Wood, 1 ft Chalyco- 

 pyrite, k ft Hematite, Specular Iron, 2 fine 

 Datolite, 5 rare min., label lost, 14 named 

 mineral spec, good, 4j fts. . ■ 1.00 



263 4Ubs. Granite, 3 var.. Vt. and N. 

 H , 1:^ lbs. Verde Antique, 2 lbs. Pyrites, 

 h lb. Mica Schist; 5 lbs. Mica, Biack Hills; 

 13 lbs 1.25 



264 2 lbs. Magnetic Iron; 2 lbs. Indur- 

 ated Clay ; | lb. Feldspar; 1:^ Calc Spar, 

 Black Hills; Petoskey "Agate; " ^Ib. Clip- 

 pings, 7 lbs 



