OImsted's Patent Stoves.
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1NHE subscribers have manufactured 2

 large quantity of |" Otnasted's PATIENT S1OTES," and now offer to dealers, and at re'a'i, a iuIl assortment, embracing a great variety of patterns, dap,ed to ManuiactO- rIes, Parlors, Halls, Offices, Stores and Cham. bers. The objects aimed at in the consiruc- ti"n of these Stoves are-tO De simple, SO that domesticS can easily manage them-tO De QuickLy kindled-tO be capable of affording either mild or intense heat, according to the state of the weather-to preserve the Gir ot the apartment pMre-tO GDOid dWst--anc to be cheap and ecOnOmical. It IS confidently be- IIeved that these Stoves fulfil more of these conditions than any one hitherto invented - The Chamber and Hall Stoves vary in price from $10 to S'9O; Parlor Stoves from $22 10 S5O largest size Stoves, for Churches and MannfactOres, from S2O to $50.

 Testimonials and certificates, frvm scienti- fic and professional gentlemen in different parts oi the Union, can be seen by calling on lhe subscribers, and references given 10 a large number Of families ID this city, who used them the last severe winter.

 The subscribers have an office in New York, at 207 Water st. where they will be happy to supply all orders from dealers and others, on the most liberal terms. They have also samples of the different kinds, at their store in Chapel st. and at their manufaciory m George st. nearly opposite the Eagle Tav- ern. SMITH & SHERMAN.

 Sept. ". Chapel street.