FINE SILYER MINERALS. 



We have recently added to our stock a number of 

 extra fine specimens of rare silver minerals. 



Hessite, one splendid group of very highly modi- 

 fied, brilliant crystals. 



Diaphorite, three choice specimens with bright xls. 



Argentopyrite, two excellent specimens with fine 

 crystals. 



Krennerite, one good crystallized piece. 



Pyrostilpnite, (or Fire Blende), one of the best 

 we have ever had. 



Acanthite, several uncommonly well developed 

 crystals. 



Proustite, half a dozen rich specimens. 

 Pyrargyrite, several attractive groups. 

 Stephanite, Polybasite, Cerargyrite, in excellent crystallized specimens. 



Arkansas Brookites ! Just arrived ! By far the finest ever seen in New 

 York, and probably unexcelled. Only a very few, but we hope for more by 

 Dec. 1st, as our collector is hard at work for them. 



Arkansas Q,uartz, a small lot, containing some of the finest single crys- 

 tals ever in stock. 



Crystallized Arsenic, from Japan. A new lot of 200 of the excellent 

 little ''balls" of crystals, 5c. to 50c. 



Colorado Amazonstones. So great has been the demand for our cheap 

 crystals that we have been compelled to unpack a large lot of specimens 

 which we purchased in the locality last summer, and which we had counted 

 on as a reserve stock. Excellent little crystals as low as 10c. 



Orpiments, from Utah. Our stock is incomparable both in quality and 

 quantity. Never before were such choice specimens seen. We have repriced 

 a part of our stock and no cheaper and better specimens of crystallized orpi- 

 ment can be obtained from Utah direct or from Europe. 



Tintic Minerals. Mr. English's visit to the Tintic district, Utah, last sum- 

 mer has established new sources of supply which enable us to offer Oliven- 

 ites, Conichalcite, Mixite, Anglesite, etc. at lowest prices on record. 

 Our stock is very large except in Anglesites, and of these we hope soon to 

 receive more.' 



Other Utah Minerals. No one has ever bought so many Topaz crystals 

 and none have ever sold them so cheaply. Choice terminated crystals, 10c. 

 per dozen. Very best quality crystals, 25c. each ; groups, doubly terminated 

 crystals and matrix specimens, 10c. to 50c. These prices are far below cost, 

 but as we have thousands of crystals and must have more room for new stock 

 they must go at these prices. Martites, Wurtzilite, Gilsonite (Uintahite), 

 Ozocerite, and many other equally desirable Utah minerals at greatly 

 reduced jprices. < 



Missouri Minerals. Our collector is now at Joplin and three boxes have 

 reached us as a harbinger of the many fine specimens which we hope to 

 have in stock in time for Christmas trade. The new Calcites are startlingly 

 fine, while the Galenas are only surpassed by our marvellous strikes last 

 Spring. 



A FEW OF OUR MANY OTHER RECENT ADDITIONS. 



Prasopal and chrysoprase, a fine lot ; Tellurium xls, Colo. ; Iceland 

 Heulandites (!) splendid Hematite Pseudomorphs after Pyrite, Utah ; 

 choice Aurichalcite in Calcite, Col. ; gemmy Chrysolite, N. C. ; Pure 

 Cinnabar, Griphite, Lithiophilite, Tscheffkinite, Minium, Dumor- 

 tierite, Stibiconite, Priceite, Tiemannite xled ; Lorandite, Onegite, 

 Goslarite, Ruby Corundum, Chalcanthite, extra fine; splendid lot of 

 Alaska Garnets, brilliant Colo. Pyrites, etc. 



124 pp. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, 25c. in paper, 50c. in cloth. 



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G-EO. L. ENG-LISH & CO., Mineralogists, 

 61 Kast 12tli St., i\e>v York €lty. 



