Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
MISCLANELEOUS
CHARLES BYEsNE,

No. 40 Tchoupitoulas ST., between FoyGEas
and Gravier,
NQRutactHrergC0 Copper, Sheet I'o"
and T1Rware, ETC., Dea(er IN
Stores md Store Pipe,
MAKES every description OF Copper Work
VI including STILLS, of from 20 TO %OoV gal
tons. aud Sheet Iron Work and IInware, elci
B~lacksmithing and General Jobb'us and repair
irg in the metallic line attended 10. lie Keeps
? sooj assortment Of TlNWAEE on hans,
which is offered at very low prices, botn ~
wholesale and retail.
CHARLES BYRNE would also state that he
keeps constantly as good a supply and assoTi-
menl Of the best description OF both Heating
and Cooking Stoves a. can be found elsewhere,
one description of which. entirely # his orrn man
]uIpfrrc. the BlRNE STOVE, would cook Tor
IRON 20 persons 10 800, or even upto SUI or S'o.
according 10 SIZE. ihcre being seven sizes. IriS
description OF Stove IS extraordinary i"i S'mIt!-
civ. strength. Compactne,s aud convenience 81
being moved from place 10 place without !iabI-
i.y 10 iuiure. also Tor GuIghiIIty. No stove eau
excel !; Tor baking, frying. boiling or 5ToIllns: lis
cdpaciuvo oven aa- an agrtr1;vS. cdS.y mana
gei. ard not iiau'e To- get on Of order, that WHeh
, uyolrry used. causes meet c. all h"'rIIp'sois 80
! wei a. f-h. vegetables. fruit. pastry and bread.
! etc. which may be- pat IN H.. at lae same time,
! 10 be baked. or more roperly speaking roasted,
! ~ Ie bet prSSH.l mBuitr, and Ia b. dIy ana cisI-
! ed on The surface, aS II cooked before an open
fire. and cIcL article retaining i's own particular
! flavor. al the damp sweat and tunes dlisih% ioUl
he different articles undergoing the process OF
cooking. being carried entirely of the moment
they arse Il can also be made 10 havcth h pow
FL 10 consume nearly us own smoke. II has be
sides a drait regulator 10 govern lie hre. TIE
| BlRNE STONEn viii either salt tor wood UI
coal. and besides has the advantage ul admitting
OF another stove beng attached. or hH0ttl Oh 10 Il,
which can be done with very little ifoiJie, and
without any alteration OF c,duSe IN rs form %
constructions. When put together the two iJUI
a splendid Range. and ARE NORkED WITH
/ ONLY IHk ONE FIRE, that OF the FIRST. The
additional stove, serving III conjunction win the
iIrst. 70 10 az descriptions oil baking. a. wei as
tor heating ptIpoSe. etc. The furnaces or Ire
box being lined all round wirh heavy separate
cast non plates, and separate heavy CRATE bars.
Should they get warped or burned from The con-
slant action Ul The iie. all or any Of them can he
renewed by The maker who retains all the oTIgl
nal pattenS) at very triiing expense. which vii!
render the stove Us good a. new. These guard
plates have very seldom In be renewed before
the expiration OF two yeaIs. and from that up Ia
three or four years, and tae sheet iron part, II
the foregoing rs attended 10, will easily last from
eight 10 ten years. This stove l. row in Use oil
steamships. steamboats,, in hotels. boariiug-ssu.
>es and GA many plantations, where .aGge rum
beIs are 10 be cooked Tor, and IN several pIiva,t
families.
G.. b. offers the above and al MS other drScrip.
tons Of excellent heating and cooking stoves
and other articles 10 me public al reasonable phi
ces. he re.rainS from eXageTating or oyerarin-
the quality OF his goods. All his goods. and par
i~icularly his stoves. being marked at the loves
prices, he cannot allow ten per cent deduction :,
commission merchants " agents.
mays CHAS. BYRNE.