Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-06-23
SPECIAL AND PARTICULAR NOTICE.

H Subscriber respectfully informs his old
friends and customers that it is his desire to close
his entire business. He would call the attention
of the public to this we'll known establishment,
which has been the only house that has been in
operati on for the last Is years, without a change
in the business therefore he is compelled to-
adopt this methed of closing up his entire bus-~
mess; and for inducement to the purchaser, he
will sell at cost all the goods that remain on hand.
His stock consists of Cloths C~asSimeres, Vest
ings, and a select assortment of Fancy Goods, of
the best materials a beautiful lot of fancy silk
and satin Vestings, for parties, and also a large
lot of fancy Cashmers and Cut Velvet, fancy and
plain Marseilles and embroidered Satin Vestings,
which will be made up in the most approved style,
or they will be disposed of at the counter. He
would also state that he has on hand . general
assortment of Goods, consisting of Dress Shirts
and linen Collars, Silk and Cotton Undershirts, a
splendid assortment of fancy SILK and Satin Cra-
watts, and black and fancy Stocks of every color
and quality, for the Summer wear; plain and fan
cy silk Suspenders, black and white Kid Gloves,
black and white Silk and Lisle thread Gloves /;
White Linen and fancy silk handkerchiefs, and
various other articles not herein mentioned and
in a word, every thing usually kept in similar
establishments.
The attention of the public is particularly called
to this stock of goods. Great bargains will be
given to purchasers. The subscriber would also
say if the goods are not sold out by August Court,
he will dispose of the remaining at public sale, as
he Is determined TO close the entire business by
the first of September.
He would say to his numerous friends and GUS
toners, that the business in all of the different
branches, will DO conducted as heretofore, and by
strict personal attention 80 the different Depart
ments, he hopes to give entire satisfaction to .
generous public. Call at the well known house,
No. Is, Fayetteville St., for good bargains. The
business will be conducted on the cash principle,
until further notice is given, or if required, terms
made known at the Counter.
G- The subscriber particularly invites the at
tention of those that are indebted to this house,
either by note or acct, or otherwise, to call and
make an immediate settlement, as there will be no
longer indulgence given and if not attended to
Immediately they will find their claims in the
hands of an officer. And he would call the atten-
ton of those that reside out of the State to this
notice, and also the young gentlemen having left
the University of North Carolina, and ask that
they will please forward the amounts justly due
this house, (which has been long s~tanding) OF
their accounts will be put in the hands of a eOllec.
tor, as above stated
The subscriber would add a word in regard to
this positive call on those that are indebted to
him: Owing to long indulgence to his eustomers,
he has sustained heavy damages, and is now com
PEELED to make this demand, to enable him to meet
his liabilities. He hopes this will be sufficient, al
there will be TO further notice given, and The
above statements will be positively carried out.
7. R. ~FENTRESS,
Merchant Tailor,
43-24-3w. No. 10 Fayetteville st.
w- Weekly Standard copy 8 times.