Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-03-27
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.

nfSt OF XhDf3F next, Will CltNtF nave 10 give III
friends and the public generally. indueement
to buy my preseqt stock Of goods or box it until
the first of June. ] prefer the former mode, viz:
to offer my stock on hand Mt first cost for cash,
and only for cash. None need apply for credk-
except regular custemers, and all those not pay
ing cash will be charged thaold prices Thss ca
consists us follows:
Silks, bombazines. merinos, apaecas, brown
and bleached cotton, from to . yards wide, cot
ton yarns hosiery, perfumcry, dress trimmings,
plain, white, and figured cambres, Swisses, muIls
ana Tarletons 200 pair ladies and misses shoe-
ready made clothing boots and hats, cambrsa
edgings and nsertings, French corsetts, $50 Ia
dies and children hoop skirts ladies' and chil7
dren's bamnras. with many other goods not hero
in mentioned s. Ii. HILB.
A FINE lot of ladies' cloaks to clear out con-
N signment at S. II. HILB'S.
- yard at S. H. HILB'S.
4 FIRST rate article of Spring and Summer
"A caicpes, % cts per I'd, at 5. Il. HILLS.
'i,HIRTY sacks of salt at 9 !, MR. no
T ADIER and Gentlemen indebted to the above
flee and settle s. H. HILB,
Staunton, Va March g. 1866 Captain.
CPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
D-We beg leave to inform our friends and Gus
toners that we have just returned from the Nor
thern markets with splendid stock of Spring
and Summer Goods, which we are determined t0
sell as LOW AS THE LOWESTii
Our goods having been purchased after the de-
cline in prices, we are enabled to offer GREAT
INDUCEMENTS to persons in want Of any
thing in our line of business, and seeing is be-
lieving, we invite friends, and the public gens
orally to give our stock an examination and VS.
feel sure they will not fail to make safe invest
ment," as we can sell our goods on as good terms
as they can be bought anywhere else. Our stock
full I.lt Irn-c Anti
and everything usually kept in first class dry
goods store Also large lot Of Silk Mantillas
and Summer wrappings.
Country produce will be taken in exchange for
goods. ]. WITT a. BRO,
Nearly opposite the Marble Yard.
Stanton. Va. March O-4t
CYUakEl AZ NEW HOPE.-The subscri-
y Der would inform the public that he has pur-
chased the Store, at lew Hope, formerly belong
ing to his brother, Samuel Lowner, and that he
has good stock of New Goods, which he is pre-
pared to sell on low. terms. His stock comprises
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware, Shoes, Boots.
country stores. He will pay the highest Rich,
mond prices for country produce in exchange for
goods at low prices Hercspectfuliy requests ths
former customers of his brother TO continue their
custom with him, heis determined to give them
satisfaction. EMANUEL LOW NER
Jan 30-3m
DRUCE q PECK Beg leave to inform their
I'D old customers and the public generally that
lIleF nave opened at InelF Ola Slanu, corner o.
Augusta and Beverly streets, Staunton, Va,
large and carefully selected stock of
FAMILY GROCERIEs
QUEENVSSWsRAIRER o W0op En ssIo INFLOW
which they will sell at Wholesale or retail. Their
goods were purchased from first hands in New
York, for net cash, consequently they will 10
able to sell them upon the best terms.
They will exchange goods or pay cash for pro-
duce Oct lift
NJ OTECE.-W e have just received large as
~ sortment of New Goods, Notions, Dress
Goods, &c, including all kinds Of Dress Trim
Comforts, Ladies. Coaks, Kid Shoes, Morocco
do, and all either kinds Morsiins blerinos, Cal
ieos. Flalds, etc All kinds of Gents and Ladies'
Cotton, Cotton Yarn Cassimeres, Cassinets, home
made Jeans and Linsey Ready-made Clothing
FGrs, Nuts Fancy Soaps, etc, which We offer for
sale at reduced rates tor ensh or country produce
Antonias old stand, Main street.
uOGE & MASON are now opening their
III second supply of FALL and WINTER
G ooS Pono oons iang IN part st aa. asF
nets, Factory Goods GA and "a, Gents fine calf
Boots, Men and Boys heavy Boots, Gents, La
dsss', and Misses Shoes AID Hats Of every de-
low and Wooden Ware to which they invite the
attention Of purchasers. Nov. 28-tf
II A USER g. YOIJNG G.
IA We have again been to Baltimore to taxa
the first pick of the New Goods in market. We
can offer our friends and the public a complete
stock Of Winter and early Spring goods. With
some reduction in former prices, we hope to be-
able to please those seeking both fashionable and
cheqqp9 goods Our new purchase is large and do
Feb 13--tf X. &Y.
~ kEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Va We have a large lot Of winter goods which
we will sell very low for cash, to elqse out, and
made clothing, boots shoes hats caps, dry goods.
etc. Come and get good bargains.
20 500 lbs nice country Lard for sale:
Feb 20, 1866. ISAAC PAUL s. co.
Main street StauptoI, Va
6NARD.-PQWELL& BLACKLEY, dealers
y in Groceries, Flour, ana Produce of every
description. VIII endeavor to keep fill supply
and general assortment always on hand, and to
give satisfaction to ell who may patroniZe them
p. N. POWELL s. co. old stand
opposite the Post Office Staunton, Va.
January 23 1s66-Srnoz
NEW GOODS.-We have Just received ono
~ Of the largest stocks of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware, and Shoes.
ever brought to this market and propose to SELF
them low for cash.
Goods exchanged for Country PRODUCE
Sept 19-tf HOGE & MASON.
IN SACKS Liverpool Salt IS bags Rio and
~ Laguira Coffee 90 barrels Sugar, Is kits
Mackarel and Shad, barrels y. o. Moasses and
Golden Syrup. just received and for sale low by
Sept l2-tf HOGE 81 MASON,
next door to Central Bank
G reaf attraction Selling off at cost
O-ln order to make room for our Spring stock,
we will sell what Fall and Winter goods we have
on hand at cost for cash. Come and examine our
stock if you want bargains
Feb l3-V and V copy HOGE s. MASON.
NEW SOODS.-An assortment OF NEW
~ GOODS just received by
March Is ISAAC PAUL & Co.
Main Street.
NOR SALE.-5O bushels prime Corn Meal
Il, 70, GOO Shingles. ISAAC PAUL s. CO,
Jan 2-tf Main Street
II NGLISH DAIRY AND NEW YORK
~ State Cheese for sale by
BRUCE s. PECK.
A LARGE LOT of superior MACKAREL
n g HERRINGS for sale by