Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26
Z. w. DAY. J. T. PADGETT.
E. w. DAY & co,

"AVE JUST RECEIVED a large and beauti-
L 4 full stock of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, among which may be found
Blue, black and brown French and English cloths
Black French doeskn and fancy cassimeres
White, brown, fancy and duck linen drillngs
Plain and fancy cotton pantaloon stuffs
Lead and brown French linens and drillings
Checked drillings; blue and black summer cloths
Black drap d'ete, for coats
and brown French cashmeretts, for coats
White brown and buff cashmere, for vests
Fancy and white marseilles, and fancy silk vestings
Black silk and satin vestngs
Drab, brown and black silk vevets
g" s worsted serge
Black silk serge and cotton velvets
Silk warp and all wool tweeds, for coats
Mems silk and merno shirts and drawers
Ladies' merino shirts and infants do.
Supr black tatfetta silks, tor dresses and vlsltteS
Berages and berage de lanes
Green, blue and black berage, for wells
Silk toile de Linde, foulard silk and poplins
Painted lawns and gnghams great variety
Fancy furniture & mourning prints, every variety
PLAN, striped and dotted Swiss muslins
Skirting and book muslins; bishops lawn
Striped checked and white cambria muslins
All wool blue mouselin de laine, for losies
Silk warp black and fancy alpaccas
Summer quilts; Scotch and Russia diapers
Linen and cotton towels and napkins
White black and brown hollands
Pink and blue bobnett, yards wido, for aprons
Parasols and fans, some very beautiful
White Canton Grape shawls and FIR. w'lsed collars
Gents and ladies' black, white and cold kid gloves
{" " silk do
" &C cotton & thread do
Mems super. buck berlin, cashmere and other do
Ladies' super. black and white silk hose
/" blk, bro, lead & white cotton and thread do
- cashmere do
Mems white, bro, s. cold cotton and cash. l2 do
White linen cambria and Swiss handkerchiefs
Silk pocket hdkis. and black and fancy silk cravats
Lawn, gingham and cotton cravats and hdkfs
Rurlaps. No. |, 2 & 3, and heavy cotton twills
Cotton oznaburgs, Sd. rs, Al; apron checks
Penitentiary plaids and bagging
Striped shrtinos and cotton yarns all Nos.
Counterpart pIads, domestic gnghams & tckings
Cold cambria muslins and paper cambrcs
Blea'd and bro twiled cations and canton f1annels
Bro cottons Sd, 7-9, a. 50 s. Ga, some very fine
Bid cottors Sd, s. A, 54 s. l2-4; bid sheetng
White linen and oil table
Also, needles; pins; hooks and eyes, buttons Of
every ption; whalebones; Jenny Lind BRAID
all colors; black silk and white cotton fringe;
penders; black and white Grape; crash; white and
colored linen bobbins and tapes read v-made shirts,
with linen bosoms; linen collars; children and
misses socks, stockings, gloves and mits; sewing
silks and twist; patent threads; white and colored
spool, ball and hank cotons mosquito bars, white
and blue; thread and cotton mig hit caps. Together
with general assortment Of Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Groceries, Hardcare Medicines, Saddery,
China Glass and Quesnscare, Confectionery. Books
and Stationary Tin and Holio,r of every dsscrp
tion We feel thankful for the liberal patronage
hitherto given u.s. and respectfully solicit continu-
ance of the same, pledgng ourselves to furnish our
customers with Goods as low as they be pur-
chased in Charles county.
may Is. f. w. DAY & co.