Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-28
STOVES, &c.
Washington Stove Mandatory,

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,~ The subscriber begs leave to call the atten-
4.EE ton of his many patrons and the public gem
GA orally to his very large and carefully selected
NJ y stock. comprising, in part the 1oll""lng:
The Invncible Cook. Tubular oven, Tor coal or
wood which requires only to be seen TO be apprefla-
ted II is decidedly the very best operator and econ
omizer out References to some three hundred sold
within the last sixteen months will be given.
New World a heavy and durable article, for coal
wood
Black Diamond for htuminous or anthracite Goals
Old Dominion for wool
Vernon Alright, for wood
Baltimore Alright. for wood
Blue Ridge for wood or coal
Delaware Cook. for wood or coal
Enchantress for wood or coal
FartOtum. for wood or coal
Victor Complete. for wood or coal
Morning Star. for wood or coal
Cook = Fayorte. for wood
Kitchen Companion. for wood
Double Job. or Template for wood
Boiler Top. or Nine plate. for wood.
RANGES
Invinriblc Range Tubular Ovens which, for econ
omy and operation, has net been surpassed
Beebe's Range
Water Backs for ditto.
WOOD AIR-TIGHTS.
Home Alright, new and beautiful pattern. close
Home Alright, two-story, close or open front
Union Alright
Revere Alright
Baltimore Alright
Troy Air-tight
Star Alright
Boston Alright
Russia Iron Air tight cast top and bottom patcsS
PARLOR COAL STOVES.
Latrobes, for heating tworoomS
Radiators, 10, L. and inch fifty different patterns
Coal Base Rafiators
slidingloor Franklins beautiful finish coal or wood
Open Franklins
Coal Franklins
Star Franklns
Allegheny Coal Burner
Hot-air Parlor
Boston Parlori
Star RadiatOr
Etna Radiator
Fire-bing Radiator, &c.
DINING ROOM STOVES.
Cast Oven, cylinder base, for coal
Russia Iron Oven, cylinder base, for coal
Russia Iron, Alright. for wood
Model Parlor Cook, for coal
HotAir Psrlor. for coal
CYLINDER AND CANNON STOVES
In very great variety, such
Jenny Lind, Flora, Harp Cannon
Oyates, Octagon Cannon, Bar Room
Irving Coal Burner, Coal Bases, 9, TO- II, and 12-in
Hall Stoves, &c.
ENAMELLED PARLOR CRATES
large assortment from the very best Northern
manufacturers with circular and plain tenders
German silver and plain polished bars. &c.
Fire Slabs, H. 20, ~, and 24inch, and Fire Brick
Cylinder Brick, Q, TO- II, IL, II, and 16inch.
HOT-AlK FURNACES.
ChilsOns patent Air-W arming and Nentilating Fur
mace, to which awarded the Worlds Fair Prize
Medal at London, 1851 besides gold and silver medals
first premiums, at the recent principal fairs in this
country. This furnace WAS invented by Gardner
Chson, Esq, of Boston. and the final improvements
patented November 10Th. 1850 There are four sizes
completely adapted for burning anthracite and btu
minous Goals wood.
The following some of the important improve
ments attained by this invention Purity of air free
from the burnt air common to red hot iron fur
naces; powerful arrangement for generating heat;
economy in fuel great durability of furnace; not
liable for REPAIRS perfect safety against setting build
ings on fire in which they located; may be set in
low cellars, and are easily managed.
Also Portable Furnaces for stores first floors in
dwellings.
Japanned Registers, all sizes.
Marhleized Iron Mantels and Mirror Stands. from
the Salamander Marble Company, S13 Broadway.
New York. Silas c. Herring. Esq, President consist
ing of Egyptian, Brocatelle Verd Antique and Agate
limitations.
Coal Holds all sizes.
Hollow Ware.
Bright and Japanned Ware in great variety
Russia and American sheet iron work, such rs
Fire Boards, Piping, and Repairing made up at short
notice.
Tin Ware made to order.
Goods delivered free of charge.
l most respectfully solicit call and an examina-
ton of my stock before purchasing esew feeling
confident that it cannot he surpassed in quality or
cheapness in this District vicinity.
JAS SKIRNING.
southcast corner Pa. avenue and 11sh street
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