The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-18
Wholesale and Retail
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MAIN STREET, ST. ANTHONY OPPOSITE TsE FALLS.
"a ninbie EinepeRce as better than slOSr Sailing"
VANHE undersigned respectfully to the cit-
zens of st. Anthony, ard the upper couhtry, well
those who live in 81 Paul, Of they want TO get goods
chea that they are now prepared to exi't one OF the
largest and best selected asSormenis of Goods bro
into Minnesota. The stock contains many new and beau
l styles, ali having been selected in the Eas,c cities
with the greatest the OF Minnesota
which they viii sell on The most reasonable ferms. Tsr
following may be found among their
DRY GOODS.
Black blue, brown, olive and green oroadEOths doe
akin cassimeres, SHtinetts; mernocs of all ceors and
qualities; alpaca usrcs changaLle alpadcas blnck
chansaele and figured silks, muslin de ains French,
English and American Prints lawns of all kinds; white,
red, ad yellow fannrs birosey do. Tor chircns
wear; brown and beaohed sheetngs and srngs OF all
the different qaates bed ticking; blue, blown. white
aud mixed drills; hickory stripes, cottonhdes canton
hannes, apron cheeks, batting, wadding and wcking,
Irish linen of I'll varieties; black muslin, crae, wells,
of different colors bdscye, Scotch and Rssian diaper
brown linen and different varieties Of table oil
cloth, TO-, do veSnes, all kinds of crayatt, Scotch and
American snghams, French do bersc Plaane, strada;
silk, Grape, and different varieties of slws brown hol-
lands linen drills, huckabGck, crash ketucky leans
grass cloth shirts muslin, swiss, lise thread and linen
edgings and nsergs gloves hosiery plain and border
ed camhTics linen cambria handkerchief, bonnet, cap
and neck ribbons; piik blue aud green chabray; linen
gingham Italian lustre popiins, culored erge, nohair
usre Turk satin, plain and plaid siik and gn.ani par
asols, irnses, gimp, umlrellis, etc, etc.
large lot iEEADY-MADE CLOTHING, manufac
tred expressly iort's place. Boots and shoes, Hats
Caps any quantity of straw goods, ali sied for this
market.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
lava, Rio, aud 81. Domingo coffee, Chocolate,
BLACK tea inpcral do, young and Old son do; ginger
caasa mustard sugar, pepper, spice, nuSmess, mace
ketohus pepporsa,ce cloves, rasins c,irrants rice
SOAP, SNUFF indigo, dried apples and peaches chewns
and smoking tobacco, Goldfish, hams shoulders and sid,
bacon, Hour and corn, beans pork aad lard LAM
OIL rope molasses, confectionery of all knids, sal-ra
+ starch candles.
IN Jew days they will have large lot of paints
dyc-stniis sts OF lurpenne, alcohol, butter, cheese
etc, etc
UARDW ARE.
Mill and files sad irons, cone mills shovels an,
spades, SimnoEs' axes, genuine article; hoes nails b
every variety looking glasses window glass knives an.
ks pocket and pen knives Carpenter arid Joiner tools
guns, both single and double barrels with full assor,
meIt Of Hardware.
4 large lot OF CROCEERY viii be opened in a few
days.
Combs, from 10 cents 10 81 90, ofai kinds from tin
horn 10 the buffalo and shell consisting Of the tuck, sid
aud round combs, fine ivory aid buffalo ard Englisl
aud dressing do.
CIOCkS-ll different patterns from So 90 to S2l o.
II togo t.cr with lot of
iANkE C HOYIC[S.
1-rLsdics and Gentlemen solicited 10 call and OK
amino tie goods for themselves.
y. ~. STEVENS & co.
ST. Anthony, June &c, ISL 10