Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-03-15
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Look at This. The First In Town.
ALEXANDER CREECH

s receiving his Spring and Summer stock of
Il GOODS, and people may talk about the New
York Chrystal Palace, as the place of attrac-
tion-the North Carolina State Fair, as another
place of attraction-but here suffer me to say, that
l have always found the great and important place
of attraction where you can get the full value of
your money, and that place may be found inst one
door above Messrs. Cooke & Evans, Fayetteville
Street, where the following goods may be found:
FOR LADIES.
Black gro de rhine and broca Silks,
Berage and Silk Tissues, from 35c to 81 IS;
Berage de Lain from 20 to so cents;
100 Pieces fig. Muslins and Lawns from s to soc.
175 " of the newest and latest styles calicoes
from Z to 18c.
Embroided Muslins from Is to soc.
Plain and Dotted Swiss Muslins from 20 to Use.
Cambria and Jackonett muslins from Is to zoe.
80 pieces Ginghams from 124 to 35 cts.
A good assortment of embroidered goods. Need Q
worked capes from 81 to So 90: under sleeves
from so cents to So 90; chemesetts from Scots
to IS 90.
Needle worked collars from 10 cts to 50 so; Linen
G. handkerchief from 10 cts to 81 90.
Jaekonet and Swiss muslin edging and inserting.
Lisle thread end cotton edging and Lace.
Blue, pink, yellow and white Tarlton.
Blue, pink, cherry, yellow and florence silks.
Blue and green Berage for wells.
Black silk Wells from SO cts. to 50 so.
Lisle, thread and silk Gloves white and colored ho-
siery from 10 to so cents.
100 Straw, Leghorn and Lace Bonnets, ranging in
prices from SOC to 81 silk, satin and Grape
BoRnets from 81 90 to 81 so.
Cotton and silk ParasOls from 25c to SIS 90 A
good assortment of Ribbons.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Black French cloth and Cassimers,
French and American drap de tie from Use to 81 so,
Cassimerett and Satin italian cloth from rs cts.
to 81 90.
Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans from IS to 60,
A large assortment of linnen goods for coats and
pants from zoe TO 81 ner ward.
Plain and fancy cOttonades from l23 to so per yd.,
Silk, Merino & Mersails vestings from 25c to So 90,
Black silk Italian and fancy CraVats, from Toe to
So so,
Silk and Linen do do do so to
81 25,
Lille thread and silk Gloves from 15c to ST 90,
Bleached and unbleached Domestics,
Striped shifting and bed ticking.
Fine fashionable Mole skin Hats,
A large and varied assortment of Summer hats at
all prices,
A good assortment of Ready-made Clothing, &C.,
, Agood assortment of Boots and Shoes, de-, &c,
The above goods were selected by the subscriber
|, in person, in the city of New York, with strict re-
ference to the wants of a discriminating public,
from full and complete stocks before they had been
! picked over, by the usual great rush of merchants.
q I respectfully ask the citizens Of Raleigh and the
. surrounding country to call and examine my stock
Of Goods, as my motto is, quick sales and small
profts@'push along and keep moving? Do not
: forget to call and look at the goods and learn my
: prices, and if they don't suit, don't buy them-no
charge for exhibiting my superior Spring and Sum-
2 mer stock.
1 take this method of returning m sincere thanks
:; to a liberal public, for the patronage heretofore re-
> ceived, and hope to merit a continuance thereof, by
B strict attention to business, and fair and honest
d dealing. A. CREECH.
t., RALEIGH. March IL. 1854. EST
NOR SALE-A valuable Plantation situated in
h Richmond county, four miles north of the
county site. The Tract of Land contains LOCO
acres, valuable for Turpentine. 300 acres are clear
!. ed and in a good state of cultivation. There is a
! new dwelling house, two stories high, barn, stables
and corn crib, all new buildings. There are also
two Rotary chisel saw mills, a grist mill, cotton gin
and press. The subscriber is anxious to emigrate
to Texas, and any one purchasing the land will
get a bargain. Further description is deemed un-
necessary, as those wishing to purchase viii call
and see for themselves.
IN Those wishing to purchase are requested to call
on the subscriber on the premises, four miles north
nj of the town of Rockingham, in Richmond county,
n. c., on the road leading to Guilford Court house.
B. f. THOMAS.
. Rockingham, Feb. Is, 1854. 25-4t
m NEW Crop Molassesa and Fresh whole grain Rice
IS In just received by
W. II. / R. S. TUCKER.