The Sdiiikey^O. aridO. 



WILLIAM NIVEN. 



739 AND 741 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 



WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN 



FOREIGN AND AMERICAN 



INDIAN RELICS, ETC. 



ARIZONA PETRIFIED WOOD. 



-^Polished Sections from 8 inches to 16 inches in diameter, at prices 

 ■ ranging from $8 to $50. Tiling from 1 to 8 inches, at $30 to $50 per 

 -•quare foot. Colors specially selected for mantels, wainscot- 

 ing, etc. Cabinet specimens, showing bark, 25c and up- 

 wards. Rough specimens, all beautiful colors, 10c each. 

 Objects cut from this wood: Paper weights, .$1:25; Paper Cutters, $1.50; 

 Charms, 50c; Sleeve Buttons, $1; Pen Holders, $1; Seals, $3; Scarf 

 Pins, 50; Button Hooks, 50c; Ash Receivers, $2; Canea, $2.50; 

 Blotters, $2.50; Jewel Boxes, $12 ;Tea Trays, $30 

 and upwards. 



12 AMERICAN -GEMS 



For 30c., bv mail, 60e. Cheapest and most attractive collection in the. 



market. In partitioned box with cover, and catalogued. 



jiT-tf- A ft'«»«^ — Large consignment of the finest specimens- ever 



received in the United States. Specimens from 2 to .12 inches, 



itudded with garnets, from 25c. to $20. 



FOSSIL FISH 



From Wyoming, on white limestone. Scales, backbone, etc., as per- 

 fect as life, 25c. and upwards. 



Insects IK Transparent Amber.— Choice specimens from the Bal- 

 tic Coast, 50c. to $3. 



INDIAN ARROW HEADS 



■From Oregon., of Jasper, obsidian, carnelian, etc., 25c, and upwards. 

 From Georgia, North Carolina, etc., 5c. and upwards. 



Estimates .will be given at wholesale rates, for collections of Minerals, 

 .Indian Relics, etc. Special prices to the trade. 



