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Brown Tourmalines. Hamburg, N. J. has long been known as the best- 

 locality in the world, except Gouverneur, N. Y. , for this beautiful mineral. 

 Several recent visits to Gouverneur convinced me that this locality is practi- 

 cally exhausted, no good specimens having been found for many years. The 

 specimens from Hamburg are a clear cinnamon brown and as groups even 

 more beautiful than those from Gouverneur. The finest collection ever made 

 has just been purchased, and is now offered for sale. Bemarkably fine large 

 groups of brilliant crystals at from $5 to §15 each. Medium sized groups 

 $1 to $5. Smaller groups and single crystals 5c. to $1. It is certain that 

 another opportunity of securing choice specimens of this rare species will 

 not soon be offered. On the same trip a few extra fine Franklin and Sterling 

 Hill specimens were purchased from an old collection. 



Patterson Minerals. At the recent meeting in Brooklyn of the Ameri- 

 can Association for Advancement of Science the members of the Brooklyn 

 Institute made a very beautiful display of the minerals from this locality. 

 The finest of these were secured by me. 



Prehnite, of remarkably fine color, $1 to $10, others 10c. to $1.50. Ee- 

 markably beautiful specimens, cut for jewels, $1 to $7.50. 



Apophyllite, in exceedingly beautiful crystals (the best specimen ever 

 found at this locality was bought), good sized groups S3. 50 to $15, single 

 crystals and smaller groups, 50 cents to $2.50. 



Pectolite, very fine radiations, 50c. to $5.. 



Datolite. The finest specimen ever found at this locality was purchased ; 

 groups $1 to $15. 



Heulandite, the best specimen found at this locality was secured. Groups 

 $1 to $10 each. 



A large number of the interesting quartz pseudomorphs and other minerals 

 from this locality are offered at from 10 cents to $2 each. 



Fine specimens of Stilbite from Mont Clair, Chondrodite, Brucite and 

 Clinochlore and other species from Tilly Foster Mines. Other recent arrivals 

 are Native Antimony, Kermesite, Bastnasite, Onegite beautiful polished 

 specimens from Colorado, Chalcanthite, Harmatome, exceedingly fine 

 Molybdenite crystals, Zircon, Scapolite, Perthite, etc. 



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