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STEVENSON (Allen) & MARSTERS (Silas V.)

Stationers and Practical Engravers
No. 391 Fulton Street.-

The stationery house of Messrs. Stevenson & Marsters has long been known 
as one of the most enterprising and reliable establishments in the city. 

The business was begun in 1869 by the present partners, Messrs. Allen 
Stevenson and Silas V. Marsters, and it has steadily grown, both in popularity 
and importance. The location is on the must prominent thoroughfare in the city. 

The premises consist of the enthe first floor, 25x100 feet in dimensions, with 
spacious and convenient basement. The store is fitted up in the most attractive 
manner, the appointments being first class in every respect. The stock embraces 
stationery of every imaginable description, including all the most recent 
novelties of home and foreign production. and the assortments are always full, 
complete, and choice. The firm are widely and favorably known as printers, 
engravers, lithographers, and blank-book manufacturers, and in each of these 
specialties a very large business is transacted. All work is thoroughly and 
artistically done, and the must ample satisfaction guaranteed to customers. 

The opportunities acquired during an existence of seventeen years are assiduously 
cultivated, and patrons are made to feel that they should justly be partakers 
in the accruing profits. The business is both wholesale and retail. 

Mr. Stevenson was born in Scotland, but has resided in this city many years. 

Mr. Marsters is a native of Halifax, N. S. 

They are enterprising, progressive, and agreeable gentlemen. 


With Special Thanks to: Cathy Harrison Speciale
Transcribed exclusively for the Brooklyn Genealogical Information Pages: Nancy E Lutz

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