XEW ARRIVALS. 



The following is a brief list of the most important specimens recently- 

 received : 



Native antimony, massive and polished sections, White Eiver, Cal. 



Awaruite, metallic pebbles, Smith Eiver, Cal. 



Obsidian, black, brown and red, Smith Eiver, Cal. 

 ■ Hanksite, loose crystals, San Bernardino, Cal. 



Andalusite, var. Chiastolite, polished matrix specimens with beautiful 

 markings, also polished loose xls., Fresno Co., Cal. 



Calif ornite, Fresno Co., Cal. 



Chalcedony and Opal, San Benito, Cal. 



Stibiotantalite, Mesa Grande, Cal. 



Calaverite," Cripple Creek, Colo. 



Pink quartz xls., near Albuquerque, N. M. 



Nytramblygonite, Canon City, Colo. 



White Labradorite, also cut cabachon and brilliant, southern Oregon. 



Opalized Wood with sparkling veins of gem opal, Northern Humboldt, 

 Nevada. 



Waringtonite, new occurrence, formerly found in Cornwall, Eng.;.also in 

 combination with aurichalcite, Smithsonite, azurite and brochantite, Dry 

 Canon, Tooela Co. , Utah. 



Brochantite, Azurite, Smithsonite, Aurichalcite, Malachite, Dry Canon, 

 Utah. 



Iodyrite, Nevada. 



Zincite and Pyrochroite, remarkable specimen, Franklin Furnace, N. J. 



Gageite with Zincite-leucophoenicite, Franklin Furnace, New Jersey. 



Lapis Lazuli, polished slabs, Baikal, Siberia. 



Malachite, polished specimens, Ural Mts. 



Emeralds, fine specimens in matrix, Ural Mts. 



Alexandrite, Golden Beryl, Aquamarines, Ouvarovite, Perovskite, Pyro- 

 morphite, Ural Mts. 



Dioptase, Khirgese Steppes, Siberia. 



Semsyite, xlzd., Felsobanya. 



Hessite, Botes, Hungary. 



Stephanite and Pyrargyrite, Hungary. 



Blue Chalcedony, xlzd., Hungary. 



Stibnite specimens and with barite, Hungary. 



Herrengrundite, Herrengrund, Hungary. 



Cinnabar, very choice, with dolomite and white quartz, China. 



Cinnabar, Spain and California. 



Stibnite and Bismuth, Japan. 



Kroknkite, large specimens, Chili. 



Proustite, Chili and Bohemia. 



Octahedrite, Eathite, Cyanite, Anatase, Switzerland. 



Argyrodite, Saxony. 



Liroconite and Tennantite, Cornwall, Eng. 



Millerite, Westphalia. 



Embolite and Stolzite, New South Wales. 



Opal bird bones and opal shells, N. S. W. 



Cerussite, New South Wales. 



Phenacite, gem xls., Brazil. 



Tourmalines, Brazil ; Mesa Grande, Cal. ; Elba ; Madagascar ; Maine. 



Synthetic gems ; rubies ; blue, white, yellow and pink sapphires, all sizes. 

 Further information and prices furnished on request. 



A. H. PETEREIT, 



81—83 Fulton Street, New York City. 



