New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

cheap and durable, "a Is stated Of them. At the
same st.nd are large kegs Of tho atOnewaro 90
grained and colored a. TO require close inspection
to convince one that they are not really made Of
oaken slaves with hoops Of brass they seem TO be-
They are neatly fitted with faucets Of the same
material These last are much in favor here Tor
general purposes, being most perfectly fitting and
trustworthy.
From Sweden are exhibited specimens Of the
pcrooain stoves universally used in that country.
hey are of brick, built up the room they in
euJcd to warm, and extending from floor to ceiling
They may he square, or triangular and fitted in
corner: but the favori.s form is semi-crcusr with
the fat side against the wall Of the apartment The
facing blocks of white glazed porcelain, are set In
with the laying of the bricks in substantial man
Ter, the edges making perfect match, and the
work is neatly finished at the top with an ornamented
cornico of tho porcelain. In ore very handtome
stove mirrors fitted in panels, and look exceed
iugly well in the white framework. These stoves
are 81 ecally pied for burning wood, but can Dc
made to burn cost The construction CT the fues II
such 20 economic the heat to the utmost so tha
one fire of wood will keep the temperature OF a room
equable for several hours They aro OF coarse no'
subject TO that overheating, tue memory OF whIch
ulaies the very name of stove horrible to one who
has experienced tie torturs Of iron stoves as used III
our country.
The American Court is lately becoming one Of
the most popular hooks in the building; II Is crowded
excessively most of the time, end the eow-milker,
the clotb.f drier, and the Iaper.rag machine, threat
Ell TO nyal the very jewelry cascs III attraction.
The clothe-d Ter IL sn ingenious and characteristic
Yankee notion. There il q fixed standard from which
arms extend, something Ike the rbs Of an inverted
umbrella, the CORDS which the clothes bang run
ming from one to another at intervals. This whole
framework is movable, sliding up aud down the
staudard, and stopping ri any point desired with
very slight exerion OF strength on the part OF The
OF orator, and folding up ike an umbrella, to be
slowed away when not ia IL IL in constant op-
GRAFTON, with an American rag representing the
clothes to be dried When the frame - " drawn ny
to lie full hight" and gyrating rapidly 1t exercltes
very collective Influence on the crowd; 30 much 10
that many 80 away disappointed from an attempt 10
zee what is going on below 1t. Those who are ior'
turaie enough to obtain view q It's operation are
satisfied ,hM he YEA. little tlotbes-%ripger' ex-
hb,ed there alnos, fupersedes tho necess'y ie any
otLer drying apparatus. by turning crank, the
cloth to lie wruug aud it lis all the same whether
this be a ogmbric handkerchief or a oo1uterDaDe J.
passed between two gotta Eercha rollers aud the
water 70 efectuay squeezed ont that there Il
scarcely per,eptille feeling Of moisture let III It
The "Cow.Milker" il overwhelmed vita orders, and
tue patent has been sold, it IL said, for very large
SUN.
Our "tropby" has been removed from tue nave,
with the exception OF the steam lre-enene. which,
spv.ling two flags from tue smoke pipe the only
United States fla sin the navel maintains IL position
OF ensign bearer the very ceuter Of the building,
surrounded by sta,uary and lewelry trophies s. L. p