The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-15
and No. 600 BRoApWAY. New York.

MANUFACTURE OF STEAM BoIIERs-'PHLE-
GERS PATENT. ."-SInce the recent catastrophe,
terrible in Its nature the attention of the busi
ness community has been called TO the manufac-
ture of boilers which will effectually preclude
the possibility of an explosion, and the recur-
renee again of an event SO frightful. Ready to
meet the public demands, fulfilling every re-
embodying in it all those e essentials when
years OF mature thought have only brought to
light. is the new unexposive steam boiler
4 Davidson. practical engineers and machinlsts.
at No. llS4 Market street. The process of gene
cavity made by hues, bent in the shape OF an
half elliptic, and set side by side In horizontal
manner, their ends connecting in separate iron
receptacles, which in turn connect with the
steam receiver, or boiler proper--a cast-iron
cylnder-standing upright able to withstand
any pressure desired, and having no contact
with the flames whatever, or the destroying
gases of coal thus escaping the expansion and
contraction of iron, and intense heat and cold
air, the main causes efecting an explosion. No
gases can accumulate in the hues or boiler.
since there is a constant rushing circulation OF
water going on from the boiler to the hues and
The furnace and boiler occupy an inconceivabiy
small space, and experiments lately made have
proven that in their use fully so per cent OF fuel
30 minutes. with but small armfuH OF light
wood, so pounds of steam were raised. Since
1925 this invention has been successfully put In
operation in locomotives, boats, and mills;
every trial setting forth the boiler and furnace
OF arrangement, and of perfect safety. Messrs.
Phleger q Davidson have now at their place
anime which and to witness the correctness OF
these statements visitation is requested.
THE GREAT NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL INsTr-
TUTIoN.-The great question OF how to teach
our young men practically, to give them that
business education and business experience
which often require years of trial and arduous
labor, is q theme which has engaged the atten-
tion Of the chief educators of the country. This
fact has from the first been conceded, that
good substantial Commercial Colleges, where
the modus Opefdndi OF business life is attained
in short time are the best means whereby to
Commercial Institute, located at No. no Arch
street, has attained reputation OF being unsuR
passed in affording all those requisites needed
education Daily instruction is given in PEN
manship. Mathematics. all the various styles of
| Book keeping, and TelegraphinR.
Actual Business Is conducted upon an en-
| tirely new system, and one which cannot be
surpassed by that of any other college in the
| country Nearly one hundred students are in
| attendance, who can testify TO the complete
ness and competency Of this great institution,
| lege has been identified with the telegraphic
| profession almost from It's commencement, and
| but as a manager and constructor of lines.
| During thelate war his services were constantly
required; and his great success has added
| largely 10 his fame and that of the telegraphic
| profession in this country.
/ Mr. I. II Sloan, Principal of the Telegraphic
| Depa' tment, q young man of acknowledged
| ability, who has attained an eminence in the
| profession that reflects great credit upon him.
| him by the teiegraphic fraternity. With these
| two gen tlemen at the head of the Telegraphic
Department. the attention ofthe public is called
TO the Great Telegraphic and Commercial IN
| sttute as the proper place TO obtain theoreti-
| cal and practical knowledge of business pur-
! suits and the great science of telegraphing
| ATTENTION is called to the choice stock ol
| Silver. plated Ware of Clark & Biddle, adver-
| tised in another column. All goods are war.
| ranted to be as represented, and prices low.
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E CORNER OF SIxTH AND MARKET STREETS.
me order Of the day ts Linen, Alpdcd, Duck. and thi
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''"'''' WANAMAKER & BROWN,
CHEAT CLOTHING HOUSE OF PIuLA.,
THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET SrREErS,
| ~ NOTIcR TO THE CLOTHING MIN or THE VI
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oT our Oat sales BY reason OF me tfge qudntitles
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