The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-09 00:00:00

C.WETS,

from a vast Storcently manufactured for the
SPRING TRADE,
embracing the most
MAGNIFICENT AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS,
at such moderate Prices as must gratify and astonish all who
may have been accustomed to make their purchases at Esta-
blishments limited solely to the sale of these:articles.

An Extensive and Cheap Stock of

DAMASKS, MOREENS, WASHING DAMASKS,
CHINTZES, DIMITIES, CURTAIN MUSLINS, &c

New and Chaste Patterns in
GI LT CORNICES, BRASS POLES, CURTAIN BANDS,
BELL-PULLS, FRINGES, GIMPS, AND
UPHOLSTERERS' TRIMMINGS.

CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES
of all kinds erected on the most approved plans.
Well-seasoned FEATHER BEDS, HAIR and FLOCK

MATTRESSES, &c.
INDIA MATTINGS,

DRUGGETS, HEARTH-RUGS, CRUMB-CLOTHS, BES"'

OIL-CLOTHS,

SO yards long by 8 yards wide, cut and fitted to all dimensions.
CABINS AND STATE-ROOMS' FITTED UP.
• JOHN BRISCOE,
60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET,

GENERAL DRAPERY, SILK MERCERY, AND SHAWL

WAREHOUSE

HOUSE FURNISHING

PARTIES about to FURNISH will do well
to call at M. ELLIS'S, 76, Lord-street,
where they will have an opporfainity of selecting their
iri,. CABINET GOODS fro, -Site of the largest Stocks
in Liverpool; also immense choice of every de-
scription of CAR TING, at least 500 different
Patterns, FEA lER BEDS, HAIR, FLOCK,
WOOL, and SPRING 2114TTRESSES. §-e., &c., cc.
THE ORIGINAL CARPET STORE,
76, LORD-STREET.

JOSEPH MAYER,
(LATE WORT/LEY AND MAYER,)
68, LORD-STREET,

WORKING GOLD AND SILVERSMITH, DEALER IN
SHEFFIELD PLATE, IMPORTER OF BRONZES
.AND FRENCH CLOCKS,

HAVING completed the alterations in his Work-
shops, informs his Friends, that he can now, under his
own superintendence, execute any work in GOLD or SILVER
that maybe intrusted to him in such style as be hopes may

lagrfor the Cutting of Diamor

SILVER COF . E AND TEA SERVICES,
introduction of ' any New Patterns ; also,
PLATE FOR E DINNER TABLE, OR FOR
PRESENTATION,

in Epergnes, Plat Aux, Wine Coolers, Candelabra, Claret Jugs,
Bread and Cake Baskets, Bohemian Hock Bottles and Glasses,
mounted in Silver, Inkstands, Waiters, Trowels, and others,
with the most fashionable Necklaces, Ear-rings, Brooches,
Rings, Pins, Chains, Bracelets, and every Article in that depart-
ment of the Jeweller's art, set with Diamonds, Pearls, Emeralds,
Rubies, Topaz, Peridots, Carbuncles, Chrysolites, and Beryls.
J. M. has turned his attention to the importation of Floren-
tine, Roman, and Parisian
• BRONZES AND CLOCKS,
and Bohemian GLASS. Amongst his collection of the former
will be found many specimens such as have never before been
brought to this country foa sale, in reduced copies of some of
the finest works of the antique, and the most classic creations
of celebrity, in Figures, Groups, Urns, and Pedestals. His se-
lection of Clocks comprises the newest and IN ost elegant Designs

of the present season, for the Drawing-room, Dining-room,
Library, and" Hall. The assortment of Bohemian Glass will be
found to contain a very great variety in Vases, Jars, Beakers,
Cups, Jugs? and Glasses.
The credit J. M. has got by reviving the style of Engraving
of the middle ages for Arms, Crests, Monograms, and Cyphers,
in the true heraldic style, emboldens him to solicit the patron-
a'e of his Friends in that Art, together with emblazoning on
Vellum, to which he has long paid great attention.
J. M. has a very large assortment of SECOND-HAND
PLATE, which he purchases, or takes in exchange for new,
consisting of every Article for the Dinner or Tea Table.
From many solicitations, he has added to his Business an
entire Service of
PLATE FOR HIRE,

where large Parties require mare than the ordinary Service in
domestic use, and which can be had at a short notice. Hired
either by the day or week, consisting of Spoons, Forks,
Epergnes, Dishes, Covers, Candlesticks, and every Article
requisite.
J. M. takes the present opportunity of informing his Friends
that he has completed his Fire-proof Room. Any of his Patrons
wishing to depasit their Plate Chests during temporary absence
from town, he will be happy to take charge of them, free of
expense.
CHARGE FOR CASH BORES DSPOSITED, £3 3s. PER ANNUM.
68, Lord-street, March 30,1846.