NEW
Spring and Summer Goods:
THOMAS r. FENTRESS,
MERCHANT Tailor.
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HAS this day received, and is now opening large
II II and beantlfuf assortment of Goods in his line
to which the attention of the public is respectfully in
Vited It embraces all articles usually kept by trade
withan extensive assortment of English and French
Black Cloths aso blue. brown and olive black Eng


sh and French single and double milled Caasmeres,
Fancy CasSimeres, black BombaZiRe. Drap DEte, plain
and figured. for Summer Coats and Pants also, beau
tfu assortment of Vesngs, Comprising Fgured, Plain,
Black and Fancy Satins, French and English Silks
Cashmeres, ShalleYs Mersailes, fancy and white, and
splendid assortment of fancy ARTICLES. such as black
and fancy ScaIfs and Cravats and Satin Ties. Hoskn.
Black and White Silk Gloves; half Hose; Cotton and
Merino Thread Gloves, and Cambrck and Spitalield
Handkerchiefs, white Cotton white Cotton Knit Silk
and Merino Shirts and Drawers with all articles neces
sarY for Gentlemen's wear .-'a .-'- ....= -.


The above goods having been PURCHASED on the best
quality and STYLE and will dispose of them at a very
small advance for Cash and to those in want o Clothing
and those who have heretofore, encouraged this Esta6-
ashment would say. come and judge for yourselves
before purchasing, and notwithstanding tile gteati1
ducement that would seem to be offered these will be
disposed ofon terms equally moderate any house
this City .... =. g., - s..- ..'-. ...-'


Truly grateful for the encouragement he Continues
to receive, the public may rest assured his best exetons
will still be used to merit continuance of the same


Gentlemen furnishing their own materials may rest
assured they will be made in the neatest and most fash
ionable stve. - ..--. t. -, ...-


n. B. The latest English and French Plates of Fash.
ion just received. .-.-.-.-'. -
. .a >, - THOMAS r. FENTRESS.


Opposite w. & A. Stith, and one door above Mrs
Stuar's Boarding House, Fayetteville St.


Raleigh, April H. 81. - 545-6t