The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-01-31
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SAINT ANTHONY STORE.


MAIN ST., SAINT ANTHONY, OPPOSITE THE
FALLS.
4" 4 nimble Ninepence is bekerthan a sloar Shil-
ling"
THE undersigned res ectfully announces TO
l. the citizens ofSt. Anthony, and the upper
| country, as well as those who live In st. Paul,
OF they want to get goods cheap,) that they
are now prepared TO exhibit one OF the largest
and best selected assortments of Goods ever
brought into Minnesota. The stock contains
many new and beautiful styles, all having been
| selected in the Eastern cities, with the greatest
care TO suit the market o: Minnesota, which
they will sell on the most reasonable terms.
The following may be found among their
DRY GOODS.
Black, blue, brown, olive and green broad
cloths doeskn, casslmeres, satlnetts; rerI-
noes of all rolors and qualities ;alpacc alustres
changeable alpaccas; black, changeable andtig-
ured silks, mnslin de LANES /: French. English,
and American prints ;lawns of all kinds white
red, green and yellow flanneIs, birds eye do.
Tor chlldrens wear brownand bleaehed sheet
Ings and shrtlngs of all the different qualities !;
bed ticking; blue brown, white and mixed
drills; hickory stripes, cottonades, canton
hahnels, apron checks, batting; wadding. and
wlcking, Irish linen Of all varieties black
muslin, Grape, wells, etc. of different colors
bird>eye, Scotch and Russian diaper; brown lin
en- and different varieties of table coveLs;o i
cloth, do, do, vestings, all kinds of cravats,
Scotch and American gnghams, French do,
berage flaine, stradilla; silk, Grape, and diff
ferent varieties of shawls; brown hollands,
linen drills, hucabuck, crash, Kentucky Jeans,
grass cloth shirts; muslin, swiss, Isle thread
and linen edgiEgs and insertings, gloves, hois-
cry, plain and bordered can brics. linen cam
brio handkerchiels: bonnet, cap, and neck rib
oons; pink, blue, and green chambray ;linen
ginghim, Italian lustre, poplns, colorad berge
mohair lustre, Turk satin plain and plaid silk
and glngham parasols, irlnges; gimp, umbrellas
ETC., ETC.,
A lar e lot of READY-MADE CLo-
THING, manufactured expressly for this
place. Hoots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, any
qnautity OF straw goods, all suited for this mar
FAMILY GROCERIES.
ia, a, Rio, and st Domingo coffee, chccolate
cocoa, black tea, imperial de-, young and old
Tyson do, ginger, cassia, mustard, sugar pep
er,splce, nutmegs, mace, ketchups, pepper
sauce, cloves, raisins, currants, rice, soap,
snuff, indigo, dried apples, and peaches chew
ing and smoking tobacco, Goldfish, hams,
shoulders and side bacon, flour, oats and corn,
beans. pork and lard, lamp oil, rope ,molasses,
confectionery of all kinds, salaratus, starch,
candles.
In a few days they will have a large lot of
paints and ye-stufs, spirits OF turpentine, al
cohol, butter, cheese, ETC., etc.
HARDWARE.
Mill saws and files, sad irons, coffee mi ills,
shovels and spades, Simmons axes, genuine
article hoes nails Of every variety. looking
glasses, window glass, knives and forks, peck
ct and pen knives, carpenter ard joiner tools
guns, both single and double barrels with
full assortment Of Hardware.
A large lot of CROCKERY will be opened
in few days.
Combs, from 10 cents to s. 90, of all kinds
from the horn to the buffalo and she'll, consis-
ting OF the tuck, side and round combs, fine
ivory and buffalo and English and dressing do
CLOCKS-ll different ratteans from $500
to $2l 90 together with lot Of
YANKEE NOTIONS.
E-LadieS and Gentlemen are solicited to
call and examine the goods for themselves.
jill. STEVENS & co.
st Anthony 1851.