Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-23
MISCLANELEOUS
CHARLES RYRNE,
No. 46 Tchoupitoulas ST., between Poydra'

No. 46 TchoupitOulas ST., between Poydras
and Gravier,
Mangjact&rercj Of Copper, Sheet H-o"
and TiHrare, etc., De0ler IN
Stores and Store Pipe,
MAKES every description of Copper Work,
IN including STILLS, OF from 20 TO 2OOO GAL
Ions. aud Sheet Iron Work aud IInware, etc;
Blacksmithing and General JObblng and repair
ins in the metallic line attended to. He Keeps
a good assortment of TINWARE on hani,
which is offered al very low prices, botn by
wholesale and retail.
CHARLES BYRNE would also state that he
keeps constantly rs good a supply and assert
ment of the best description OF both Heating
and Cooking Stoves as can be found elsewhere,
one description Of which, cutirdyc t his otrn man
nfaiuc, the BNRNE STOVE, would cook Tor
from 80 persons 10 800. or even upto SEQ or 300,
according 10 size, there being seven sizes. TINS
description OF Stove is extraordinary Tor slnnp!l-
city. strength, compactneSS aud conN enlence OF
being moved from place Ia place without HaOu-
ify to iniure. also tor durability. No stove can
excel il Tor baking. frying, boiling or broiiIng. MS
capaclcus oven has an apparatus, easily mana
ged, and not liable 10 get out OF order, that when
properly used, causes meat Of all descriptions. 50
well as fish, vegetables, fruit, pastry and bread.
etc. which may be put in II, at the same time,
10 be baked, or more pHperly speaking roasted.
in Ms 6CSt possible 0IaHHcr, and TO be dry and crsp-
ed on the surface, as II cooked before an open
fire. and each article retaining its own particular
flavor, all the damp sweat and fumes arising from
the different articles undergoing the process OF
cooking, being carried entirely of The moment
they arse. Ii can also be made TO have the pow
er 10 consume nearly It's own smoke; II mas be-
sides a draft regulator 10 govern the lire. "GllE
BNRNE STOVE will either suit for wood OF
coal. and besides has the advantage of admittiu"
OF another stove being attached. or h.f1hei on 20 II,
which can be done with very little trouble, and
without any alteration or change in lis form o.
construction. When put together the two form
a splendid Range. and ARE WORKED WITH
ONLY THE ONE FIRE, that OF the first. The
additiOnal stove, serving in conjunction with the
first. to DO all descriptions OF baking. as well as
for heating purpose. etc. The furnaces or fire.
box being lined all round wirh heavy separate
cast iron plates, and separate heavy crate bars.
Should they get warped or burned from the con-
slant action OF the he. all or any of them can be
renewed by the maker lwho retains all the orIgI-
nal paliemS) al very trIiing expense. which will
render the stove as good as new. These guard
plates have very seldom to be renewed before
the expiration OF two years, and from that up TO
three or four years, and the sheet iron part, il
The foregoing Is attended 10. VIII easily last from
eight To ten years. This stove is now in use on
steamships steamboats,. IN hotels. boarling-hou-
ses and OIL many plantations. where large NUM-
beers are 10 be cooked Tor, and in several private
families.
c. b. offers the above and all his otherde>crir-
lions of excellent heating and cooking stoves
and other articles TO the public at reasonable pri-
ces, he retraius from eXageTating or overrarIng
the quality OF his goods. All his goods. and par
licularly his stoves. being marked at the lowest
prices, he cannot allow ten per cent deduction TO
commission merchants or agents.
mays CHAS. BYRNE.