Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-05-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

A. M. Bruce adyertises to sell at reduced prices.
See his advertisement.
See advertisement of Rev. Samuel Emerson
school examination.
Mr. A. A. Stuart warns persons against traolng
for a note executed by him to Samuel Fitz.
B. F. hardwood advertises chewing and smok-
ing tobacco, and non-explosive coal oil.
George L. Peyton wishes to lease the Va. Hotel
and to sell the elegant furniture it contains.
Joel Ettinger publishes a notice to those wish
ing Steiff's pianos.
See advertisements of A. j. Jones estray steer,
and Perry Davis Pain Killer for cholera.
John Hutchens again advertises for sale valu-
able property at New Port To be sold publicly,
on Friday, the Dist day of June.
We call attention to the advertisement, by Jas.
A. Campbell, Trustee, ofa valuable house and
lot to be sold on Saturday, the 22nd of june
B. Mayne advises such as want fine watches,
jewelry, gold pens, &C., to call upon him on Main
street. Staunton, opposite G. Hirshs store.
j. Marshall McCue, Esq., advertises his riding
horse and saddle which were stolen on the night
of the 23rd.
Rev. Henry Wetzel advertises II acres of land,
containing dwelling and out-houses on the main
road between Mt. Scion and Sangersville in this
county.
Mrs. Kate M. Kelly is daily receiving large
and beautiful supplies of millinery and fancy
goods at her "Temple of Fashion, which she
will sell by wholesale we'll as retail
Aswill be by reference to advertisement, that
the Collector of the Internal Revenue for the 9th
Collection District will be here on the 18th, 18th,
10Th and Goth of June to collect the taxes now
due. Don't fail to pay your taxes promptly.
Echols, Bell & Catlett will sell at public auc-
ton in front of their Office, on Saturday, June
I'D, number of pasture and building lots at the
intersection of the Spring Hill road with McAda-
mixed Turnpike near Staunton.
We invite attention to the advertisement of
Hooe & Wedderburn, Commission, Shipping
and Forwarding merchants, No. 2, Prince street,
Alexandria This is good house, and those in
need of articles in their line would do we'll to
der from them.
Kayser s. Young advertise new and good
supply of Spring and Summer Goods, which they
promise to sell cheaply. They buy no goods at
auction, as they say that none but trash goods
can be bought at auction. See their advertise
ment in another column.
We call attention to the advertisement of Sam
Hartley, General Commission merchant, No. 13,
Union Street, Alexandria. Mr.. Hartley is SO
we'll known, not only hero but throughout the
Valley, that it is useless to speak of him. He
solicits consignments from his old friends in the
Valley See his advertisement.
We would invite the attention of our farmers
to the advertisement of Messrs. Stevens and Pc
gram, Grocery and Commission merchants, Rich
mond, Va
We can confidently recommend this house to
such as may wish to make consgnments of coun-
try produce.
Nothing is more refreshing or desirable during
tho Summer months than sufficient supply of
ice. Mrs. Bolen advertises that she is prepared
to supply all who may desire it with this refresh
ing article. She will deliver it at the houses of
those who engage for the season. Others can be
supplied at any time at her store on the corner of
Augusta and Spring Lane streets.