The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-16
Wholesale and Retail.
SAINT ANTHONY STORE.

MAIN sTEEEr, ST. ANTHONY, OPPOSITE THE FALLS
"a nimbie NiHepcnce as better fhan siow Shilling"
TUNaE undersigned respectfully TO the ci
II scns OF 81 Anthony, and the upper country, as well
those who live i'll 81. Paul. Of they want 10 get goods
cheap ha, they prepared to exhibit one OF the
largest and best selected Of Goods bro
tf styles, all having been sci cte In the Eastern cities
with the greatest care 10 suit the market OF Minnesota
which they will sell the reasonable terms. The
following ma. be found among their
DRY GOODS.
Black, blue, brown, olive and green broahclohs doe
skim cassimeres, sanetts mernoes of all cslos and
qualities; alpacca lstres chaDgabe alpaccas black
chansib and figured silks, muslin de lanes French
Engsh and American prns; lawns Of all kinds; hite,
red green and yellow hamels arsey DO. for ehircns
wear; brown and beachtd shengs and shrtngs of all
the different qualities; bed ticking blue, brown, white
and mixed drllls hickory stripes, cottonadcs canton
asnnes, apron checks batting, wadling and wcking,
irs linen OF s vnseties black muslin, Grape, wells, etc.
at different ccors; brscye Scotch and Russian diaper;
brown linen and different varieties Of table oil
cloth, do, do ves'nas all kinds of cravas, Scotch and
American siHghas French do berase daine, stradin;
silk, Grape and different varieties of shaw brown hol-
lands linen drills, huckabuck, crash, Kentucky jeans,
grass cloth shirts; muslin, Swiss Isle thread aud linen
edgins and nscrtgs gloves hosiery, plain and border
cd camarcs, linen cambc haEdkerchef, bonnet, Cap,
and meek ribbons; pink, blue and green chambray linen
in:ha, ialisn iuste, popl;ns, ooored berge, mohar
istre Turk satin, plain and plaid silk and Bingham par
asois, irinses, snlr, umbrellas, etc, etc
A large it4 1i READ DE CLOTHING, manufac
ured expressly for this place Boots and shoes, Hats,
Gaps any quantity of straw goods, all suited for th.
| market
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
Java, Rio ard st. Domingo coffee chocolate, Cocoa,
BLACK iea imperial do young and old ny do ginger
essia mustard sugar, pepper, spice, nutmegs,
ketchnps pepor-sauce, cloves, rasns
SOAP snu, indigo, dried apples and Peaches chew
and smoking tobacco, goldfish, hams, shoulders and
bacon Hour, oats and beans pork and lar lamp
oil, rope, molasses, conec OF all kinds saerats
starch, candles.
in days they will have large lot Of paints aud
dye-stns, spirits OF turpenne ALCOHOL butter, cheese,
/ etc,
HARDWARE.
Mil and files sad irons coffee inisshoves and
spades, simmons axes genuine articles hoes, nails
every variety looking glasses window GLASS; knives ami
forks, pocket ana knives carpenter and joiner tools
guns both single and double barrels; with fun assert
/ mont of Hardware.
| 4 large lot OF cROCKERY will be opered in n few
! days.
horn the buffalo aud she'll consisting of the tuck side
and round combs, GAe ivory and buffalo and English
ami dressing do.
CLochS-A different patterns from S2G0 to S2i00
, together with Il lot of
YANKEE NOTIONS.
rFIades and Gentlemen solicited to call aud ex-
anime the goods for themselves.
j. IL. STEVENS co.
ST. Anthony, June rs, lsji. 10
- n BiII.S. -. Louis Rcctifcd Whisky,
eT W 10 bbi.. old MohongaAela do
bills Sugar House Moasses,
baskets Champagne.
For sale at the Worlds Fair Store in Saint Paul by
NJ. CURRAN d co.
Sept. 4, 1854 20