SAMSON CARISS, .
OF LATE FIRM OF T. PALMER & CO., G.


YER AND GLIDER
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LA hND


No lao BALTIMORE ST, B.dLTTMORH


F" AS just opeued large supply of French
u n German LOOKING GLASS PLATES oI
sizes, which he will be pleased to dispose of byi
single Dlate, box, or frame the same to order; hej
always on hand or makes to order PORTRAIT,
MATURE and PICTURE FRA MES; ais n BRAl
EFT TABLES and WINDOW CORNICES, u
frames of fancy woods, such as Walnut, Rosewd
Mahogany aud Maple, at the shortest notice, anel
terms as pleasing as the same can be had in the 4
ted states.


He has also just received large supply of sd
LAMPS, GiRANDOLES and BOQUET HOLDEl
HALL. LAMPS, &c, which With his stock on n
Of PLATED BASKETS, d1. WATERS; do. CI
TORS; BRITANNIA WARE; JAPANNED WR|
ERS, TRAYS and BREAD BASKETS; Ivory
common TABLE CUTLERY; TONGS and StI |
ELS; Frass and Iron Piercrd TENDERS and A n
IRONS, SC, make his stock complete and he
continue to repIenish the same by every arrival Il
Europe at this port-theleby having under his ehi
one OF the most complete depositoliss for USEF|
and FANCY HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES tcj
found in the United States, and at word Whoes]
and Retail: and terms to please with every atten
paid. alS Il