RARE CINNABARS FROM CHINA. 



During the past month crar correspondent in China ran across fine, 

 remarkable specimens of these Cinnabars and we immediately ordered 

 them secured for us, and they will reach us about the time this Journal is 

 published. Write for illustrated pamphlet and particulars. 



NEW ARRIVALS. 



Euclase, Capo do Lane, Brazil ; Chalcocite, Bristol, Conn. ; Columbite, 

 Portland, Conn.; Iolite, Guilford, Conn.; Monazite, large loose xls. and in 

 matrix, Portland, Conn.; Uraninite, crystal in matrix, Portland, Conn.; 

 Eglestonite, Terlingua, Texas ; Patronite, S. A. ; Benitoite, San Benito Co. , 

 Cal.; Neptunite, Cal.; Crookesite, Hedenbergite, Sweden; Lievrite, Elba; 

 Polybasite, Hungary and Durango, Mexico ; Josephinite, Oregon ; Herderite, 

 Poland, Maine ; Smithsonite, Kelly, N. M. ; Calif oraite, Tulare Co., Cal. ; 

 Cobaltite, loose crystals and in matrix. Cobalt, Ont., and Tunaberg, 

 Sweden ; Apatite, Auburn, Maine ; Vivianite, large crystals, Colo. ; Vanadi- 

 nite, Kelly, N. M. ; Olivenite, Utah ; Sartorite, Canton Wallis ; Jordanite, 

 Binnenthal ; Mohawkite, Algodonite, Domeykite, Michigan ; Crocoite, Sibe- 

 ria and Tasmania ; Cinnabar, Cal., Hungary and China; Dioptase, Siberia; 

 Diopside, with Essonite, Ala, Piedmont ; Embolite, Australia ; Gypsum, 

 twin crystals, Eisleben, Thuringia ; Diamond, in matrix, New Vaal River 

 Mine, South Africa ; Argentite, Mexico ; Freiberg, Saxony ; Pyrargyrite, 

 Saxony and Mexico ; Wulfenite on Aragonite, Organ Mts. N. Mexico ; 

 Celestite, Sicily ; Pyromorphite, Ems, Germany, Phoenixville, Pa. ; Miller- 

 ite, Antwerp, N. Y. ; Sylvanite, Colo.; Tellurium, Colo.; Tourmalines, new 

 find, San Diego Co. , Cal. ; Tourmalines, beautiful sections from Brazil ; Bro- 

 chantite on Chrysocolla, Utah ; Pink Beryl, small and large, Mesa Grande, 

 Cal.; Kunzite, small and large, Pala, Cal; Sphene, Binnenthal; Titan! te, 

 Tilly Foster, N. Y. ; Tetrahedrite, Utah and Hungary ; Realgar, Hungary ; 

 Opal, Caribou River, Queensland ; Octahedrite, var. Wiserine, Binnenthal ; 

 Heulandite, Iceland ; Torbernite, Eng. ; Bismuth, native, Cobalt, Ont. and 

 Conn.; Silver, native, polished, Ont.; Emerald, loose and in matrix, Ural 

 and Bogota ; Topaz crystals with rare planes, Ural ; Zircon crystals, loose, 

 Ural ; Green and Cinnamon Garnets, Minot, Maine ; Vesuvianite, Poland, 

 Maine, Italy and Tyrol ; Zeolites, beautiful specimens from Erie Tunnel, 

 Patterson and Great Notch. 



CUT GEMS. 



' Garnets, green and red ; Aquamarines ; Zircons, all shades ; Sapphires, 

 all shades ; Star Sapphires and Star Rubies ; Chrysoberyl, Cats-eye ; Spinels, 

 all shades ; Topaz, pink, blue, brownish and golden color ; Pink Beryl ; 

 Sphene; Tourmaline, all shades ; Amethyst, Siberia, royal purple color ; 

 Andalusite ; Star Quartz ; Peridote ; Opal matrix, Mexico and Australia ; 

 Precious Opal, Australia, Mexico and Hungary ; Hyacinth ; Turquoise, Mex- 

 ico and Persia ; Kunzite ; Reconstructed Rubies and Sapphires ; Emeralds ; 

 Opal Carvings, such as pansies, vine leaves with bunches of grapes, and 

 other small Opal novelties ; Antique and Modern Cameos ; Antique, Mosaic 

 and other semi-precious stones. 



Let us know your wants, and we will send the specimens on approval to 

 you. Write for our new circular today. 



A. H. PETEREIT, 



81—83 Fulton Street, New York City. 



