The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-24

VNXTENSINE ASSORl Of E1OUSE-
Il KEEPING ARTICLES.-The subscribers
take pleasure in announcing that they have received
their fail stock of ouse-furnshing goods, which
renders their assortment complete Persons furnish-
ing will find it decided advantage to call at our e
tabishnent and examine the prices and quality of
our goods before going to auction or elsewhere, as It
will afford us pleasure at all times to show our goods
when Gated 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 in the United States. We
can furnish kitchen, dining-room chamber, and par
lor, with almost every article, useful and ornamcn-
tai, thereby saving the purchaser the trouble OF
running nbout from to store to obtain the va
rious articles used in housekeeping. Annexed IS a
list Of a. ep Of the articles we keep for sale:
Cabinet Ware.
Marble-top and mahogany dressing and plain bu-
Marble-top and mahogany centre and pier tables
Marble-top and mahogany and painteA washstands
Marble-top and mahogany sideeoards and pedes-
tails
Mahogany sofas, lounges and dvans
Mahogany, cherry, and poplar high and low-post
bedsteads.
Mahogany bat-racks, mahogany and painted ward
robes f
Mahogany, cane, and stump chairs
Mahogany, cane, and wood-seat 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 Wme.
nsr SET. Of snv size or na,iern
French and English china tea sets, great variety OF
White, blue, bue-lined, and lowered toilet sets
Dinner ware, tea ware, and toilet ware, detached
pieces Of almost every color and pattern
and pressed tumbers, wines, goblets, cham
pagnes, decantcrs, hooks, clarets, float bowls,
preserve dishes, castor bottles, moasses cans,
hall aide and chamber lanterns, &c.
Hardware ind Cutleru.
hnr. Ln;ues and forks carvers and forks
pg hnn. and mood handle knives and forks
P Pacn, obv, and scissors - - -
ca; .ods ca.t-;ron nots ovens skillets and bakery
49, .,d ir
an'In,,lss n,or,ars sanoepnns. preserving kettles
Furnaces coal hods, Britannia brass, and tin spit
toons
Wash kettles, tenders and irons, and shoyels and
tongs
Coffee mills, sugar nippers, nut crackers
Ha,chets, mince choppers, sad irons, frying pans
Curtain r bands and pins waffle and wafer irons
Axes, fire holders brass candlesticks and shutters,
&c.
Plated and German SiIuer Goods.
Casters with cut and pressed bottles
Parlor and chamber candlesticks
anu and aalvers waters mugs and butter
,nbs
~ l u, ,.a ,.,,,o o,a do,sort forks
p' ao,e unu IA s,,rsr ,o,as
Som ladies and salt spoons shutters and trays 9&
sup '"',' =, ~. So
o''o,, , ~" 1885, IA L..h d;ahos
Egg boilers ana slralners, h .u ;,,nosod
Water Plates coffee po'S' co"ee ose'"s' i"'p'oseu
patterns ,, ..,o,.
t. 80. 81 hnh.r hncketa wash basins and
wafer ana chainoef ooone''' ""'" 0"' ''''
~: h;,L b,,,.r ket,les oil cans scales and
lin kltchcns' pu''ef he'''e'' o'' ''''''' '"N
weigh's c
JoPdn'teo uooeo'
Fine English japanned tea trays, IN sets
Walters and tea-boards, tea caddies' ana oreau
baskets h
Knife and snuAer trays, spice and sugar boxes
Molasses cans, nursery ana o'ner lamps
Dust pans, wine coolers, DC.
Wooden ana WaftoD-UWe, DTusneS, ee'