The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-20

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EXTENSIyE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE.
| IL KEEPING ARTICLES.-The subscribers
take pleasure in announcing that they have received
their fall stock of house furnishing goods, which
renders their assortment complete Persons furnish
ing will find it decided advantage TO call at
'ablishment and examine the prices and quality OF
our goods before going TO auction or elsewhere, il
will afford US pleasure at all times to show our goods
| when called upon, even TO those who do not wish
to purchase II is admitted by all who have visited
u.s. that we have larger collection of house-keep-
ing articles than any store in the United States We
can furnish kitchen, dnng-room, chamber, and par
lor, with almost every article, useful and ornamcn-
tai, thereby saving the purchaser the trouble of
running about from store to store to obtain the va.
rious articles used in housekeeping. Annexed, is a
list Of aJfs,o of the articles we keep for sale:
Cabinet Ware.
Marblc-,op and mahogany dressing and plain bu.
reaus
Marblc.top and mahogany centre and pier tables
Marble-top and mahogany and painted washstands
Marble-top and mahogany sideboards and pedes-
tails
Mahogany sofas, lounges and divans
Mahogany, cherry, and poplar high and low-post
bedsteads.
Mahogany hat-racks, mahogany and painted ward
robes
Mahogany, cane, and stump chairs
Mahogany, cane, and wood-scat rockers
Mahogany dining, breakfast and card tables
Best curled hair and shuck mattresses
Best feather beds and feathers in sack, &c.
China, Glass; and Crockery Ware.
French china, granite, iron-stone, and printed din
ner SETS of any size or pattern
French and English china tea sets, great variety of
patterns
White blue, blue-lincd, and lowered toilet sets
Dinner ware tea ware, and toilet ware, in detached
pieces of almost every color and pattern
and pressed tumblers wines. pOblets cham
pagnes, decanters, hooks, clarets, float bowls,
preserve dishes, castor bottles, moasses cans,
hall, side, and chamber lanterns, &c.
Hardware and Cutlery.
Ivory-hande knives and forks, carvers and forks
Buck, bone, and wood.ha knives and forks
Pocket-knives and scissors
Stair rods, cast-iron potts. ovens, skets and bakers,
andirons
Tea kettles mortars, saucepans, preserving kettles
Furnaces, coal hods, Britannia, brass, and tin spit
toons
Wash kettles, tenders and irons, and shovels and
tongs
Coffee mills, sugar nippers, nut crackers
Hatchets, mincc choppers, sad irons, frying pans
Fire carriers, coal sleeves and hods, dust pans
Curtain bands and pins, waffle and wafer irons
Axes, fire holders, brass candesticks and snufers,
&c.
Plated and German &lrer Goods.
Casters, with cut and pressed bottles.
Parlor and chamber candestcks
Cake baskets and salvers, waters, mugs and butter
tubs
Table and teaspoons, table and dessert forks
Butter knives and sugar tongs
Soup ladies' and salt spoons, shutters and trays, 'o&
Polished and common TIN ware.
Egg boilers and strainers, chatting and hash dishes
Water plates, coffee pots, coffee higgins, improved
patterns
Patent dish covers in sets, bread and nutmeg graers
Water and chamber buckets, wash basins and
colanders
Tin kitchens, butter kettles, oil cans, scales and
weights
Japanned Goods.
Fine English japanned tea trays, in sets
Walters and tea-boards, tea caddies, and bread
baskets
Knife and snuffer trays, spice and sugar boxes
Molasses cans, nursery and other lamps
Dust pans, wine coolers, DC.
Wooden and Willow-ware, Brushes, SC.
Cedar tubs and baskets, -four and water buckets
Ice cream buckets, barrel and staff churns
Barrel covers, clothes and rolling pins, clothes
horses
Pastry boards, bread trays, wood spoons
bingham boxes and buckets, clothes lines and bed
cords
Slaugh cutters, kitchen and fancy bellows
Butter prints, wash boards, kitchen tables
Hair and wire sleeves, clothes, market, and fancy
baskets
Willow cradles and carriages, basket chairs, bottle
baskets
Also, brushes of the following description:
Carpet and sweeping, common and fancy busters,
stove and shoe, comb and crumb, hearth and win
dow, head and whtewash, hat and clothes, door
mats, &c.
Miscellaneous.
Solar, lard, and oil lamps
Plain and stained glass hall lamps
l,2, and 3 light gilt and svered girandoles
English Britannia tea sets, five pieces, beautiful
patterns
English and American Britannia, in detached
pieces
Gilt and mahogany frame mirrors
Toilet glasses, mantel ornaments, coffee and tea
urns, brass-work clocks, &c.
With great variety Of useful and fancy articles
too numerous to name in an advertisement-al of
which we pledge ourselves to sell at as low prices,
and on terms as accommodating as they can be OBJ
tanned in the District.
BOTELER, DONN, e. co.
Nov. l2-1aw6wif Opposite Centre Market