Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04
baltimore Graoe.
sPLENDED sTOcK OF
ONE PRxoE oIIhXs
HAMILTON EASTER & Co,
~. al8 BqNimore Street,

now omen their full supply of RICH SPRING
II GOODS, embracing much the largest. ana nlo:t
varied stock ever offered IN any
more. = SILKS AND SILK GOODS
Rich French Dress Silks of every color, and in all the
various textures and designs.
INDIA FouLARD SILKS in plain, striped;
ChangeabIe and printed strip'd English SILKS;
BLACK SILKS in rich lnstres Gro de Rhines, Black'
watered and Figd Silks;
sSATlNS MarcellineS /; ElOrences, &C. Rain anu
Embr'd yard widel Canton grapes.
DRESS GOODS.
A splendid stock of Broche, Printed and Plain BaregeS'
Tissues; Grenadines, and various new textures with
long unpronouncable names y Rich printed Mousse
lines, lawns and Crgandies: White Emb,d and JAG.
qnered MUSLINS; neat, low and medium priced
Dress Goods, for Misses and Children; Chln'z-
Very handsome stock of Rich, White and Cord Ground
FRENCH CHINTZES,
Single cold do, of entirely new patterns; English
GINGHAMS, in every possible variety of color and style;
Heavy real Manchester Ginghams; Goods for dress
ing Robes; Furniture ChiDtze and Prints, of at least
so different styles. In the
MOURNING DEPARTMENT
Will be found
Lupin's superior Black Bombazines;
3-iand Cd MOusselines; Bomhazine- Alpacas;
Superior Black Tissue, Grenadine and Barege;
Second Mourning Silks; FouIards, Mousselines;
Bareges, Lawns, G%inghams, Prints and other
GOODS.
"A and Cd English and Italian Grapes;
Grape Leisse; Love Wells and Hdk'fs.. and in fact
every article requisite for Family Mourning.
SHAWLS.
A very extensive variety ofalI the desirable styles oflOw
to high priced Embroidered and Plain Canton
Grape, Rich Long and Square Cashmere, Plain and
Emb'd Thibet, Long and Square Black Thibvt,
(bOth silk and wool fringe Black sqnareJ Cam.l's
Hair and neat Broche Cashmere Shawls; and
Shawls suited to every purpose and purse; newstyle
ManliIlas, VisiIes, Lace Shawls, &c.
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, LINEN CAMBRICK
HANDKERCHIEFS, &c.
A splendid stock of Embroiderirs. Valenciennes Laces,
Edgings, Inseriings, Lace and Mu.Ii" Sleeves, Capes.
Collars. Uerthes, Cuffs and Novelties generally in the
above line Rich embd Riviere and Hem'd Linen
Cambria and Clear Lawn do Infants Frocks and
Waists; Jaconet and Swiss Edgings, Insertings and
match any color; Bubbin Edgings, &c.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, CRAVATS, &c.
Best 3 thread English Hosiery, for Ladies, Misses, Boys
and Gents German Hosiery, Kid, Silk, Thread aud
Isle Gloves of all sizes; Ladies' and Misses superior
long and short Fillet AiitIs and Gloves; Gents new
style Silk and Spring Cravats, Pocket Hdkfs., &c.
MEMS N BOYS WEAR.
We offer the best makes of French and German Cloths,
lin every possible color and texture; DUsskins; Cas-
simeres; Tweeds, new style Nestings, and goods ge-
Morally adapted to the trade of Merchant Iailors and
ClUthiers.
IRISH LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
In This department we offer an unusually large stock
Of superior Goods, including " Richardson's and Bark
lie's' best Surfing and BusOm Linens, (Of on. own i'm
poria!ion and manufactured expressly for our sales j
Irish Linen SheeLngs and Pillow Linens ,UfeverY width,
Danask Table Cloths, from 2 to 8 yds. in length, some
extra fine with Napkins to match precisely; Damask
Table Napkins Fine do. Chamber Towels, IIuck Bird
Eye, fine Damask and ether TOweling, Cold BOrd
Towels, in great variety, Crash, Stair Linen, Table and
Piano Covers, Window Shade Linen, Linen and Baize
Crumb Cloths, splendid Imperial Quilts, Blankets,
Gauze and other FlaHnels, best Shirtug and Shooting
COltons, in all widths, and
DOMESTIC FOODS
of every description.
ALSO large and handsome assortment Of Rich en-
broidered Lace and Muslin Curtains, Curtain, Lace
and Muslin by the yard, Curtain Materials, &c.
Families aud individuals abont purchasing their Spring
supplies are invited to examine our stock and prices,
they will find il is our policy to sell only such
Goods as will make and retain customers whilst
the advantage ofLaviDg the lowest price named at
once, must not be overlooked.
Baltimore, March &c, 1850.