NEW WESTERN MINERALS. 



Mr. English has been in the far West on an extended 

 collecting trip for over a month past and has met 

 with unparalleled success. His trip is designed to 

 cover Lake Superior, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, 

 California and Utah, and we are already able to oflEer 

 our customers many extra choice specimens which 

 have been sent on by express. 



From Lake Superior. We purchased the magnifi- 

 cent large collection of the superintendent of the mine 

 at Negaunee (now abandoned) which has yielded the 

 finest Manganites ever found in America, and thereby 

 secured a grand lot of splendid crystallized Man- 

 ganites, Gothites and snowy rosettes of Barite. 



Another important private collection of Manganites, etc., was also pur- 

 chased in Negaunee, besides a good lot of cheap Manganites. We can, there- 

 fore, suit any customer in price 25c. to S35.00. In the Copper region Mr. 

 English secured a far finer lot of Clear Calcites Enclosing Copper than 

 were ever before brought together ; 25c. to $15.00 ; also some choice crys- 

 tallized Coppers ; good massive Datolite of various colors, and a few good 

 bright Silvers. 



From Colorado. Elegant Rhodochrosites SI. 00 to 815.00 ; a fine lot of 

 extra brilliant and highly modified Pyrites, 25c. to S4.00 ; a choice little lot. 

 of Amazonstone Twins of several types at 50c. to 810.00 and a very good 

 large lot of single crystals and groups at 25c. to .$2.50 ; a very good selection 

 of Smoky Quartz crystals at 25c. to |2.00 ; a number of crystals of Bast- 

 nasite, .-il.OCI to 83.50; Gothite in groups of terminated ciystals, 25c. to 

 81.00 ; Minium, several specimens from the original and only find, $1.00 to 

 85.00 ; excellent Carlsbad Twins of Orthoclase on Matrix, 25c. to 81.00. 

 From Arizona. Over 40 Chalcotrichites all carefully preserved for 

 years as of finest quality, 50c. to 810.00 ; a few extra good Pseudomorphs 

 of Malachite after Azurite ; a fine large lot of Polished Slabs of Mala- 

 chite and Azurite, $1.00 to 85.00; a splendid little lot of very choice 

 Aurichalcites ; a number of good Cuprites, 50c. to 85.00. 



From New Mexico (will not be on sale till August 1st). A magnificent 

 lot of Superb Yellow Wulfenites, probably the best lot of the curiously 

 •"triangular" crystals ever shipped, also interesting '"cubes"; 50c. to 

 S20.00. A Avonderful lot of several- hundred splendid Smithsonites, of great 

 variety of color and form, including crystals, crystalline, radiations, stalac- 

 tites, etc. ; many fine greens, blues, whites and grays, cabinet sizes, 25c. to 

 83.50 ; magnificent museum si^ecimens, $5.00 to 820.00. Fine acicular 

 Cerussites, 25c. to .81.00. Very pretty Aurichalcites, 25c. to $1.50. 



Specimens for Microscopists. Mr. English has been alert to the demand 

 for fine little crystals for the microscope, and we can offer blue Celestites 

 with balls of white Strontianite crystals ; yellow Wulfenites ; Aurichalcites ; 

 Cerussites ; Smithsonites ; Manganites ; Chalcotrichites, etc. 



Many Other Recent Additions of equal importance are crowded out, but 

 will be included in boxes on approval. 



124 pp. Illustrated Catalogue, 25c. in paper ; oOc. in cloth. 

 44 pp. Illustrated Price Lists, ^c. Bulletins and Circulars Free. 



GEO. L ENGLISH & CO., Mineralogists, 

 64 East 12tli St., New York City. 



