Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
M~ISCLANELEOUS.
CHARLES BYRNE,
No. 40 Tchoupitoulas ST., between Poydras
and Grdvier,

lianutdctMerg Copper, Sheet iron
ard TiarGye. etc., Dealer IN
Stores and Store Pipe,
MAKES every description Of Copper Work,
ltl including STILLS. OF iro'n 20 10 1000 gal-
ions. aud Sheet Iron u ork aud 1inware, ETC.;
BIactsmithing and General JoD5ius and repair
ipg in tie metallic line attended to. lie keeps
a GOOD assortment Of TlNWAkE on han =,
which is offered at very low prices, both by
wholesale and Tei.Il.
CHARLES BlRNE would also state that he
keeps constantly rs good a supply and aSsoTi-
I megt of the best description OF both Heating
! and Cooking stoves as cau he found elsewhere.
one description OF which. oqtirdy II ms 0,rH man
rGaciurc. the BNRNE STOVE, would cook Tor
from 20 persons 10 300, or even up 10 500 or 300,
according 10 size. there beng seven sizes. TINS
description Of Stove is extraordinary for slmpI-
city. strength. csmpactness aud convenience Of
being moved from place 10 place without iaDii-
irv 10 iniure. alsO Tor durability. NO stove can
| excel il tor baking, frying. boiling or ]broiIing; lis
| c~apaciouS oven has an apparatus. cas- " mana
ged. and not naDle 10 get ont OF order, that when
properv used. causes meat Of all descriptions, 50
well aS fish, vegetables, fruit. pastry and bread.
etc. which may be- PIT in II. al the same time.
10 be baked. or more poperly speaking roasted.
| ia The best possible mdHiEr. and 20 be dry and Crsp-
! cd on the surface. a. If cooked before an open
! fire. aud each article retaining lis OWN particular
flavor. all the damp sweat aud fumes arising from
! the different articles undergoing the process ol
! cooking. beng carried entirely IN the monIeh;
they arse Il can also be made 10 nave the pow
er 10 consume nearly lis own smoke: II has be-
, sides q dram regulator 20 goveTHthe ire THE
| BNRNE STOVE" vii either suit ter wood nI
! coal. end beside, has the advantage Of admitting
| OF another Stove beng attached. OF ht1iot on 10 a.,
! which can BE- ion" with ve.y little trouble, aud
without any aiIeIation or change IN us form ~
! construction. When put together the i"o form
a splendid Range. and Arr. WORKED WITH
! ONLY TIL ONE FIRE. 'H5t OF the FIRST. The
/ additional stove. serving IL conjunction with the
! first. 70 10 al! descriptions Of uaEIUg. as well as
tor heating phrpo-e. e,c. The furnaces or hTe-
box being lined ali round wlrh heavy separate
cast iron plates. and separate Aeary CRATE bars.
should they get warped or burned !ro,ulhe con-
slant action 81 the ire. al or any OF them ran he
renewed by the maker twho retains III Tue ursI-
nal patterns z; very timing expense. which val
render the stove as good as new. These guard
plates have very seldom 10 be renewed before
The expiration Of two years. aud from that up 10
three OF four years, and the sheet iron part. ii
! the foregoing Is attended 10. Will easily last from
eight - ten years. Tins stove i now ~ Use on
! steamships, steamboats,. in hotels. clearinghouse
,es aud on many plantations. where large mum
beTs are 20 Je cooked iOr, aud IN several pIIy die
families.
{. B. Offers The above an all his other desc-ir-
tons Of excellent heating and cooking stoves.
and other articles 10 Inc IOoiIc at reasonable pI-
ces. lie Te.,aius irom eNageTe'IUS or oyerrauug
The quality Of his goods. All his goods. AMI uar-
riculary hIs stoves, being marked al the lowest
prices. he cannot allow ten ner ceut DEDUCTION 10
commission merchants or agents.
mayj CHA>. BlENE.