NEW ARRIVALS OF MINERALS. 



[N. B. — It is impossible for us to mention more than a few of the latest 

 and more important additions. Our stock is now unequalled and cus- 

 tomers can reasonably expect to have their orders filled by us for any- 

 thing advertised by other houses at home or abroad and at as low or 

 lower prices.] 



HERDERITE, Maine, in large crystals, a new find from a new 

 locality. 



TOURMALINE, Maine. Highly modified, green, gem crystals. 



PENFIELDITE, a new and very rare Laurium species described in 

 Sept. No. A. J. S. It occurs in small hexagonal prisms and has been 

 formed during historic times by action of sea-water on the ancient slag. 

 Composition PbO, 2PbCL 2 . It was collected by Mr. English and we 

 have all that is known. 



DIAMOND, S. Africa. Twin crystals (!) and other rare forms. 



PHENACITE, Mt. Antero. Twin crystals (!) only a few fine crystals 

 are left. 



PHENACITE, Florissant. Very complete, lenticular crystals, both 

 loose and on a matrix of beautiful Amazon stone. 



GOLD, Colorado and California. A few fine crystallized specimens. 



RUBELLITE, California. So popular that our first shipment was 

 quickly exhausted. Another and finer lot is now in. Few finds yield 

 such singularly attractive specimens. 



YELLOW WULFENITE, N. M. Rarely offered so cheap or so 

 choice. 



PREHNITE, Paterson. 200 fine specimens, large and small. The 

 best ever found in the U. S. 



OTHER RECENT ADDITIONS. 



Topaz xls., Colo.; Amazonstone xls., Colo.; Pyfite xls., Colo, and 

 Elba (twins); Autunite, Dak.; Apatite xls., Canada ; Millerite, Brown 

 Tourmaline, Peristerite, Diopside, N. Y. ; Eudialyte xls., Aegirite xls. , 

 huge Vesuvianite xls., strong Lodestone, etc., Ark.; fine Japanese 

 Quartz Enclosures and Phantoms ; extra choice polished Crocidolite 

 (blue), Agates, Labradorite, Malachite, sections of Jasperized Wood; 

 very many of the rarest Scandinavian Minerals ; very fine Sulphur 

 crystals ; Hauerite, Anglesite, Phosgenite, Laurionite, Fiedlerite, Smith- 

 sonite, Adamite, Meneghinite, Jordanite, etc., etc. 



SPECIAL OFFER FOR NOVEMBER ONLY. 



For years we have been purchasing nearly all the specimens we have 

 seen of the below mentioned minerals and as a result we now have un- 

 questionably the largest and best stock ever brought together. Collec- 

 tors who have held aloof from purchasing these necessarily high-priced 

 specimens will be quick to avail themselves of the 20 per cent, discount 

 which we offer for November on any one or more of the following : 



75 specimens of Crocoite at 50c. to $10.00. 

 50 " Tyrolese Epidote at 50c. to $7.50. 



30 " Swiss Anatase at 50e. to $7.50. 



20 " Tyrolese Apatite at $1.00 to $10.00. 



The above reductions apply to all specimens of the respective min- 

 erals in our stock. 



Dana's New "System of Mineralogy," only $10.00. 

 100 pp. Illustrated Catalogue, 15c. ; cloth bound, 25c. ; Supplement, 2c. 



GEO. L. ENG-LISH & CO., Mineralogists, 



733 & 735 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. 



