MINERALS. 



Otit New Catalogue Free ! 



We hope to issue our new Catalogue about June 1st, and a copy will be 

 mailed free to all persons mentioning this Journal. It will contain a Classi- 

 fied List of All Mineral Species described up to date, with their chemical 

 composition (in words), and their crystallographic form ; also an elaborate 

 Index of mineralogical names ; forty pages of illustrated scientific papers, 

 etc., by many distinguished mineralogists, and full price-lists of our stock. 



Our Mr. Niven started May 3d on an extended tour to the southwest. As 

 we go to press we receive word from him that he has secured 



A FINE LOT OF ARKANSAS MINERALS, 



including Eudialyte in choice pink crystals, EBrookite in brilliant crys- 

 tals, Perof§kite crystals, Rutlle in fine "rosettes," Leucite in large 

 crystals, Vesuviasiite, Elaeolite, Melanite, White Apatite crys- 

 tals, Tliomsonite, Ripidolite, Proto-vermiculite, Aegtrite in 



fine terminated needle crystals, Pyroxene crystals, etc. 



Copper Pseudomorphs after Aznrites. 



These are in many ways the most remarkable formations of Native Copper 

 ever discovered. We have recently secured a fine lot from New Mexico. 

 Prices, 50c. to $2.50. 



.A. few otlier FLecent -Additions. 



GOLD. — Several remarkably fine crystallized specimens at $20 to $150. 



Axiniie : a magnificent $100 specimen ! 



SILVER, Norway, $35; Epidote, Tyrol, $20; Hematite, St. Got- 

 thard, $15; Pliosgenite, Sardinia and England, $35 and $20; Beryl, 

 Siberia, $25 ; Hes§ite, Transylvania, $50. 



The above will give an idea of some of the choice sundries which have 

 lately been received. The majority of these have been already sold, but as 

 specimens of this grade are frequently received and are but rarely mentioned 

 in our advertisements, we have thought it well to call your attention to this 

 fact. 



OLD STOCK WHICH IS ALWAYS INTERESTING. 



Colorado Phenaeite and Bertrandite ; XSeryllonite ; Sper- 

 r j lite; Arizona Vanadiiiite, Wulfenite, Azurite, etc.; Mexican 

 Topaz ; firochantite, Fibrous Chaleaiithite, Embolite, Ama- 

 rantite, Ataeamite, Descloizite, etc., etc. 



Remember we have two stores, one in Philadelphia and the other in New 

 York. Call on us, if possible, at the store which is most convenient. 



GEO. L. ENGLISH & CO., Dealers in Minerals, 

 1512 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. 739 and 741 Broadway, New York. 



