{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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We believe there are few establishments in
the country where the utile ct dulce are so aptly
and harmoniously blended as in that of Messrs.
Stevens and Emmons, near Browns Hotel.
Their establishment comprises two large
stores, one portion Of which is devoted to the
sale Of hats, caps, and furs; and the other to
gentlemen's furnishing articles and fancy goods
~ OF which they keep on hand an extensive
and varied assortment. Their store is com
plete bazaar where gentleman Of taste can
supply himself with every article necessary for
the wardrobe or toilet, and at prices which can
not fail of suting the most economical


Messrs Stevens and Ernmons are distinguish
ed for their promptness and urbanity; and their
attention TO the wants OF their patrons fully en-
titles them to the extensive patronage they are
receiving.