AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION 



We take pleasure in announcing that we have secured an extensive private 

 collection of minerals, Geological specimens and ores. This is one of the 

 largest, most varied and finest collections yet secured ; it numbers several 

 thousand specimens and contains many fine large groups suitable for 

 Museums. The collection is so large it is impossible to list it, but we will 

 say that it contains almost all known species. If it is impossible to call we 

 will be pleased to send them on approval ; send list of what you desire and 

 we will send you a fine lot to select from. 



In addition to the above we secured a collection of choice polished speci- 

 mens, a few of which are as follows : — Agates, very picturesque and with 

 sharp lines ; fine slabs of Moss Agates with delicate tracings of moss ; large 

 variety of Jaspers ; Serpentines ; Carnelian Agates ; Heliotrope; Lapiz- 

 lazuli ; picturesque Marbles, one 11 inches long, 9 inches and 4^- inches ; Tiger- 

 eye ; Sunstone ; Rose Garnet Slab, 6x6 inches, -J inch thick ; Mexican 

 Onyx, slabs from Mexico and other fine onyx slabs and various marble slabs. 



ENGLISH MINERALS. 



Fluorite, Calcite, Barite, Specular-iron, Hausmannite, Tetrahedrite, Hema- 

 tite, Bournonite, Pearl-spar, Pyrites, Iridescent, 50c to $2.50. 



HUNGARIAN MINERALS. 



Barites, Calcite, Tetrahedrite, Fluorite, Amethyst, Plumosite, Pyrite, 

 Sphalerite, Stibnite, Quartz, Cinnabar, Ehodochrosite, Realgar, Bournonite, 

 Cerussite, Galenite, Marcasite, Chalcopyrite, Greenockite ; we have these 

 from 50c. to $5 each ; Semseyite on Galena, a rare mineral from Felso- 

 banya, Hungary, from $2.50 to $5 each. 



RARE MINERALS. 



Neptunite, San Benito Co., Cal., $7.50 to $10; Herderite, Auburn, Me., 

 loose xls, from 50c to $250 ; in matrix from 75c to $20 ; Terlinguaite, Terlin- 

 gua, Texas, $5 to $8 ; Calomel, Terlingua, Texas, $5 to $10 ; Montroydite, 

 Tei'lingua, Texas, $3 to $7.50: Autunite and Volborthite, Richardson, Utah, 

 50c to $1.50; Hydromagnesite, Livermore, Calif., $1 to $2.50 ; Torbernite, 

 Redruth, Cornwall, England, $5 to $10 ; Cassiterite Crystals, from Mino, 

 Japan, from 25c to 75c ; Cassiterite, large twin crystal, Tasmania, \% inch 

 diameter, price $15 ; Crocoite with Vauquelinite, Ural and Tasmania, $5 to 

 $10 ; Euclase Crystals, Capio do Lane, Brazil, $5, $45, $55 ; Emeralds, in 

 matrix, Bogota, S. A., $5 to $35; Apatite, Auburn, Me., deep lilac color, 

 $2.50 to $15; Kunzites, xls, Pala, Cal., $1 to $10; Tourmaline, fine lot, 

 different colors, Mesa Grande, Cal., loose xls and in the matrix, from $2 

 to $150. 



CUT GEMS. 



We have all the known gems, and semi-precious stones, also scientific 

 rubies. Further particulars cheerfully furnished. 



A. H. PETEREIT, 



81—83 Fulton Street, New York City. 



