PUBLISHED EVERT AFTERNOON, (AUWDAYS KXOKPTBD) AT TEE EVENING TELEGRAPH BUILDING, MO. 1S KOVtn TIUBD STREET. Price, Three Cent per Copy (Double Sheet), or Eighteen Cents rr Week, payable to the Carrier, an. tnalled to Subscriber out ot the cityet Nine Dollars per Annum; One Dollar and Fifty Cents tor Two tnontba, Invariably In alliance for the period ordered TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1867. The Eiplonlon of Steam Boiler and tbe True Remedy. Boileb explosions seem to be on the increase. Several of a very destructive character hare lately occurred, and only yesterday we quoted from a New York contemporary an account of the explosion of a boiler in a piano factory, resulting In the total destruction of the build ing, fifty feet by seventy-five, three stories high, of brick, and well built, the killing of two men and the Injury of others. That the loss of life was not larger was owing to the fact that but few persons were in the building at the time of the explosion. The destruction of the building seems to have been as com plete aa in the case of the Sansom street ex plosion in this city last summer. 2. It is common, in discussing the subject of boiler explosions, to dwell particularly upon the probability of improper management by incompetent engineers and other employ6s. Doubtless a large number of explosions do occur in this way, but there are others where this explanation will not apply explosions where no reasonable theory to meet the facts can be invented. But granting that incompe tent management Is at the bottom of the majority of explosions, we Btill are confronted with the fact that no amount of carefulness or foresight on the part of owners or employers can always secure the fidelity and watchful ness of those whom they may employ. Care lessness and incompetency are elements which cannot be eliminated from the problem. The number of persons engaged in working with Steam is too large. We are satisfied that the true solution of this problem must be sought in another direc tlon. We must not construct machines which are aa dangerous as powder magazines, and then trust to careful management to keep them from exploding. If possible, we must so construct the machine that it shall cease to be so terribly perilous, even with improper management. It is claimed, and we think the case la well made out, that boilers constructed of cost Iron, after the pattern invented by a distinguished engineer of this city, Joseph Harrison, Jr., are entirely free from the danger of explosion. It seems certain that of several hundreds of these boilers now in use, not one has ever exploded, nor has it been possible to explode one by any practicable amount of pressure. Now, if these are facts, and, as we have said, they seem to be well vouched for, they are of the highest importance, and should at onoe command the attention not only of all pnrsnna lining ot-oam bollnra, bnt of pnblio authorities responsible for protecting, as far as possible, the lives of the people. If there is a kind of steam boiler not liable to explo sion, that kind ought to be used wherever it is practicable to use it; and in great cities, where the lives of thousands are constantly jeopar dized by the use of steam boilers of the ordi nary explosive form, it certainly becomes a question worthy of consideration whether legislative interference might not properly be invoked. The use of steam has become very general in all branches of manufactures, and is daily on the inorease. At the same time its perils are certainly forcing themselves npon the pub lic attention by the recurrence of the most ter rible disasters disasters which are liable to repeat themselves at any moment and in any locality where steam boilers are used. The consideration of the subject cannot be avoided; for . such catastrophes . as that in Sansom street, in this city, and others which have lately occurred elsewhere, demand that their causes should be investigated, and future calamities of a similar sort, if possible, avoided. Much may doubtless be accomplished by a systematlo and thorough inspection of all steam boilers; but the radical reform, we are satisfied, lies in the direction of construction rather than supervision. Bitter Fruits. A suobt time since a lady of this city applied far a position in the Treasury Department at Washington. A distinguished official, whose Sturdy loyalty has awakened a feeling of ad miration throughout the country, exerted him self in her behalf, but in vain; reoeiving, in answer to his application, 'the assurance that the Udy employees of the department were being "discharged every day." In communi- 8 UUure. the gentleman referred to writes as lollowg; u"ifotCtt)lf 8lnc 1 made trenu- Treasury oflioerj.ioobtrirr (tt Prominent , of a brave young ioldUr 2, plce. ,or the widow Bummer, after u fwffiJ led suddenly lMt Ix years; and yet lam tnM of "ome R or that tbe wife of a oapln S thorlty Invited to take a position In th.$.by' an was eighteen months ago. and .;; ,T5eft,ul7 "on 1 hear that aorne two i or u., 'al2' iod, women tn Georgetown have I??., bAlu,r KW This ought to b5 looked aflr b?Uon tuere. I believe that If either of L,. i3Vnre8,'J nd Kelley. O'Neill, or Myers Saa jnade cognisant of the fact.'it flS Wl&RS Now that the Rebellion is crushed, to all appearances, we are in favor of giyine t those rho endeavored to subvert the National Government every opportunity they could ask for earning an honest livelihood. Their .eo tion of the country has , . . . the war, and all their energies of mind ana lodv far Tears to come m v " " j w " 1 U. H OVA place it In a condition of prosperity equalling that whloh it enjoyed before their folly and Wickedness led them into rebellion. The oars wlioh the Creator placed upon Adam THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAM! PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, "In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread" has fallen upon them with redoubled force, for tens of thousands of them were totally unused to manual labor, and they were accustomed to revel in luxury and ease upon the fruits of the unpaid and involun tary toil of others. It is but natural that they should lament the departure of the days when tbey "sat by the flesh-pots of Egypt and did eat bread to the full." On their own shoulders alone rests the responsibility for the great chaDge which has taken place in their lot, and they must now reap, without unmanly munnurings, the bitter fruits of the harvest of their folly. But when they claim the privilege of being received into the very sanctuary of the Gov ernment which they wickedly assailed, they are going beyond the limits of forbearanoe, and deserve a stern rebuke at the hands of those who did not spare their blood or trea sure in attempting to avert the destruction of our national integrity and supremacy. That they should be supported at the expense of the Government, to the exclusion of the widows of those who sacrificed their lives in its behalf, is revolting to every instinct of humanity and justice. But the loyal North, as well as the disloyal South, is made to taste the bitter fruits of the war, through the apostacy of the man to whom it unwittingly confided the highest trust in the nation; and that he should remember his pledge to "make treason odious" is not to be expected, in the light which is shed by his unenviable record. Our only relief is in the loyal Congress of the nation, and we earnestly hope that when it reassembles in November, it will, without a moment's unnecessary delay, cause this matter to . be thoroughly investigated. But the Treasury at Washing ton is not the only department of the Govern ment which needs the attention of Congress in this respect, for we have the best of reasons to believe that the Federal offices, one and all, are at this moment giving shelter and support to unrepentant Rebels, while wounded Boldiers and soldiers' widows are forced to engage in more laborious work, for a much smaller recompense than falls to the lot of these same unrepentant Rebels. Candidates for the Viceiresidency. Wb notice that many of the papers are sug gesting candidates for the Vice-Presidency, but we regret to observe that most of the names suggested are those of second or third rate men men whom the people would never think of taking up for the Presidency. Now, with the example of the last two years and a half before our eyes, it ought to be adopted, at once, as an axiom iu American politics, that no man whom the people would not be willing to see President shall be nominated for Vice President. Andrew Johnson and his disastrous and disgraceful administration should serve as a beacon-light to all parties against the selec tion of second and third-rate men for a possi ble transfer to the Presidency. The Vioe Tresidency is of no account except as a pos sible stepping-stone to the higher position, and with reference to the possible oooupancy of that higher position should the nominee be selected. This matter should reoeive the attention of the press all over the country, so that a proper public sentiment may be deve loped upon It before the assembling of the nominating conventions of either party. Voters and Leaders. The New York World, in commenting upon the Virginia election, remarks that "the value of the negro element in our politics may be estimated by the kind of men the negroes honor with their confidence. In proportion as voters are ignorant and debased they will sur render themselves passively to the guidance of leaders; and the lowness of their level may be measured by the vileness of the men they consent to be led by." We commend the World to an application of its dootrines a little nearer home. If the negroes of Virginia have "honored with their confidence" a viler set of politicians than those who ' run the Democratic machine in New York city, and by publio theft and robbery make that city a reproach to free institutions, we should like the fact to be specifically pointed out. When the negro ele ment of Virginia Bends prize-fighters to Con gress, it will be time enough for the World to point its sneers and to elevate its nasal pro tuberance; meanwhile, it had better keep quiet. The Pyrenees DisAPPEAEina. A Madrid paper says scientific researches have established the fact that the Pyrenees have, in the last twrntv vears . lost thirty metres in altitude. Supposing the depression to continue, our worthy contcmDorary calculates that, after the lapbe of ODe thousand years, the chain that separates Spain from France will realize tbe relobrated words "II n'v a plus de Pyrenees" by disappearing- altogether, la which case the Ebro will fall into the Bay of Biscay instead oi empty ing itself Into the Mediterranean. Thk History of a Bankib. The death of EiiRtanuio Barron, the celebrated English banker of the City ol Mexico, has already been announced. Ilis history was remarkable. The vast haciendas of the Escalera and theCristo in the valley of Mexico belonged to his firm; the famous quicksilver mines ef the New Almaden In California had been hU property; ne was a shareholder in the silver mines oi iteitiaoi Monti ; he had large estates and cotton factories at Tepio and San Bias. Of San Bias he was once British Consul, and he used to spend about twenty times his salary in hospitality to the TJ" 11. 1 . 1 . . VT A I MKiibumen wno came that way. xie was twice " millionaire, and was one of the foremost uauaeis m Mexico; "and yet," Mr. Barron was accu.tomed. to observe, "when I come to Eng in thJ ?dozea PeP,e know who I am." brad the hWMer' h Cela' .av. rttmr Uw'ult had seized upon USi" loU den. and, although Conrt at Wtwhlnqton, was fain at last to com pound the Barron claim for a million and tbrce-quarters of dollars. The Barrens were an ancient Roman Catholic family from Ireland, and settlod in Bpeen daring the last century. Mr. Barron's father emigrated to Mexico about forty years since, founded the threat house which boars bis name, and (rained a colossal fortune. Tbe New Almaden was literally a "mine of wealth" to him. Tna Pope's Tboops. The folio wlnir was the distribution of tbe Papal Army on the 30th of brpteraber: At Borne, 8285 men; at Vlterbo, 477: at Rocaplione. 141: at Clvlta Veccbla, 557; ar Froslnone, 256: at Vellotri, 172: atComarca, 209; at Tl vol I, 105; at Leenano. 94; at Terra rina, 70; at Civlla Casteilann, CO; and at Pmr lUno, 80. The total force (on paper) amounU to 12,047. SPECIAL NOTICES. ttJ" THE LADIES, IN THEIR 80VE reign capacity aa Judge ol emotional enjoy ment, have decided that no prrfuma tn existence pro ducts tlie aame dellcloua enxatiotm aa are expe rienced while nhalna the exquisite frarrance or PH A I. OWH "K10UT-1JL00MINUCKRKU."-Ar. 1'. Dinjmlrh. Ig5T- NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING. JOY OOB A CO.. Agents for the "Tkudohaph" and Newspaper press of tbe wholecountry, baveRE MOVED from FIFTH and CHESNOT (Street to No. 144 8. BLXTH Street, second door above WALNUT. Oftick:-No. 144 6. WXTH Htreet, PbUadelpblai TRIBUNK BUILPINGW. New York. T30lp fhT" T0 TIIB ERFONPS OF FREEDOM IN b-ZJ F.A8TKKN rKNNSYJL,VANIA. The follow ing arrangements have been made In reference to the mei tinKS In Novembr: 1. Tobold tliemeeilnK for Wendell Phillips on the 6th of November, at Keni ett Hcjimre, Chenler county. General meeting In the daytime, (he evening spe cially devoted to bear Wendell 1'hlllips. 2. To hold the meeting for Wendell Phillips on the evening m the lilli of Novefber (Wednesday), In the Horticultural Hall. West Chester. (Bee West Cheiter papers and placards fur the hour of meeting) In the afternoon the executive meeting of tbe 8late Hoclety wish to bold a conference with tbe members and friends of tbe Hoclety residing In and near We.it Chester. The place and hour will be named In due time. 8. To hold the annual meeting of the Sccloty In Phi ladelphia, at Franklin InRtltule Hall, Seventh street, south of Market, on tbe 8th of November (Friday). One sesalon, from 10 to about 4 o'clock. 4. To hold the festival or annual social gathering In the under Hall of tbe Horticultural Building, on BrnadlBlreet, near Sprnce street. Doors open ats o'clock. The lecture from Wendell Phillips to be at 8 O'clock precisely, In the main hall. The object of these meetings Is to keep the pnblio mind alive by direct appeals, and to colleot means to continue the effort through "The btnudard" for securing freedom to theireediuen. K M. DAVIS. Chairman of the Committee, Itj Box 58 P. P.. Philadelphia.!! ITvEP THE JUBILEE 8ERVICE3 OF THE Reiormailon, in commemoration of the itsoth Anniversary, will he celebrated In 8T. MIKK'H KVAOUKLlCALi LUTH KHAN CIIUKCH, HPKIN UAlUiKN Bireel, above Thirteenth, on THURSDAY N r XT, October 81. Services In tbe morning at 10 o clock. Sunday fcoliool Jubilee In the evening at 74 o'clock. Tbe church will be handsomely decorated, and special Instrumental and vocal music is to con gtitute a prominent feature of the services. 10 29 2t fKjSr THE WASHINGTON FIRE INSU J RANCK COMPANY of New York, ordered Into liquidation by Judge Barnard, was a FIRH In surance Company, and was In no way connected with that sound and reliable Institution the WABHINO TDN UFK INHURANCK COMPANY, of which (JUAM15E.lt 8 it FKKNC'H are General Agents. OlliceNos. m and 811 CHK3NUT Street, Phlla. It rw POST O K F I C E. SJ Philadelphia. Pa., Oct. 25, 1887. The malls for HAVANA, Cuba, per Steamship HKND1UCK HUUbON, will close at this Otlice on TUESUA V, October Sft. 1807. at fl o'clock, A. M. 10 2821 HKNRY II. BINGHAM, Postmaster. rf OFFICE OF THE DISTILLERS' AND vs-' RKCTIFTERB' ASSOCIATION Oh' PHLLA JJFLPHIA, No. 718 SANSOM Street. Notice. At a meeting of the DISTILLERS' AND RECTIFIERS' ASSOCIATION OF THK CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, held on MONDAY BVENINO. October 21, I8t7, the following resolution was passed: Resolved, That all distillers connected with this Association shall auspend the distillation of spirits on and alter MONDAY next, October as, ror iui period of two weeks, unlets otherwise ordered. 102&4t I8AAO M KAHNWEILER, Secretary. fKSJT' OFFICE WEST PHILADELPHIA PA8- RKNOEB RAILWAY COMPANY, N. W. corner FORTY-FIRST and HAVKRFORD Streets. ., , . . . PHILAIIKLHHIA, Oct. 16, 1867. . Notice Is hereby given that tbe Annual Meetlngof the Stockholders of this Company will be held at tblBolllceon TUESDAY, tbe 6tb day or November next, at 10 o'clock A. M., at wbiuh place an election lor nine Directors of said Company will be he'd, be tween the hours ot 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M: . ... .. B. F. BTOKhiS, 10 15 tuthslOt Secretary. OFFICE OF THE DISTILLERS' AND DELPHI A, No. 718 HANSOM Htreet, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. The Distillers and Rectifiers' Association' ol Philadelphia . " uijuuuvtrewini lor ine aeiecuon ana con viction of any person engaged In tbe Illicit distillation rtf Mn I r 1 1 In tlifu Attn Ii 1 . t. ii i.i . Of BOirflS in tllfH Cltv. Kv nrilor nf Mia Pralilanr 10 i&m m. ivAflwwitiligB, secretary, fCSp DR. J. M. HOLE, 'OF OHIO, PRESL L dent ol the National Medical Association of tbe United States of America, can be consulted by those wishing medical or surgical treatment, on and alter the sutli Instant, at tbe ollloe No. ; ARCH Street. Philadelphia, Pa., formerly occupied by Pro fessor William Paine. Ofllce hours, A. M. to 12 M IP. M. to 4 P.M., 7 P.M. to P.M. 10 241m4p fr" UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM- 7i.rt?'iN YA ? ,D VP10 No-121 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, October 21, 187, Tbe Interest on the First Mortgage Bonds, Leaven worth Branch, of tbe Union Paclllo Railway Com puny. Eastern Division, due November 1, 1867, will be Euld on presentation or the coupons therefor at the anklngliouseol DABNEY. MORGAN & CO.. lu 22 lot No. 83 EXCHANGE Place, New York. gr WIEGAND'S PATENT STEAM GENE RATOR la cheap, compact, economical In use, and ABSOLUTELY SAFE FROM AMY POSSI BILITY OF EXPLOSION Apply at the Office of SAMUEL WORK, IT. E. rxn Per of THIRD and DOCK Streets. H4p KI3f- THE BRAN80N8 HAVE NOT SOLD 357 out the old Coal Yard, No. 607 South BROAD Street, below Lombard, as has been reported, but continue selling the BEST QUALITIES OF COAL at fair prices. Superior LEHIGH and genuine EAGLE VEIN always on hand. l8 2ai4p HOLI.OWAY'S PILLS. FLATULENT OR WINDY COLIC These medicines are especially recommended for relieving the oppression frequently experienced after a hearty meal in lacl, they are tbe dinner pills they assist nature In her digestive process, correct all acid, flatulent, or bilious tendencies, and by equalizing tbe circulation prevent a flow of blood to the head. For upwards of fl fly years they have been the only remedies of millions of people for dyspepsia, biliousness, liver complaints, and all disorders of the stomach and bowels. Sold by all Druggists. 10 29 tuthaat LL CAN HAVE BEAUTIFUL HAIR." LONDON HAIR COLOR. LONDON HAIR COLOR. LONDON HAIR COLOR. NOT A DYE. LONDON HAIR COLOR. NOT LONDON HAIR COLOR. A LONDON HAIR COLOR. I DYE. LONDON HAIR COLOR LONDON HAIR COLOR LONDON HAIR COLOR LONDON HAIR COLOR PESTOHER AND DRESSING, RESTORER AND DRK.HS1NG, RESTORER AND DRKHHINrt, RESTORER AND DRESSINO, The only known Realoror of Color and Perfect Hair DrtHalug combined. NO MORE BALDNESS NO MORE BALDNE8S NO MORE BALDNESS NO MOKE BALDNlftad OH OS) OK OR GREY HAIR. GREY HAIR. GREY HAIR. GREY HAIR. It never fails to Impart life, growth, and vigor to the weakest hair, fas tens and stops Its falling, and Is sure to produce a new growth of hair, causing It to grow thick and slroug. only 76 ceuts a bouie; half a doten. 4. Hold at DR. sWaYNE'H. No. S30 N. SIXTH Street, above Vine. And all Druggists and Variety Stores. Ituthis COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. WE HAVE J not authorised JACOB U. MAXWELL to make Or advertise changes aUecllng our firm and business. J. G. MAXWELL k SON. Philadelphia, Oct. 10, lOT. la M H PIANOS. 0 I E. GOULDS:- HAS REMOVED HIS STOCK or Stcck & Co.'s, and Haines Bro.'s Pianos, AND Mason & Ilamlln's Cabinet Organs, TO HIS BCKW AND KLEOANT HTOBE, No. 923 CHESNUT STREET, 101 tutlis tf North Bide, above Ninth. ffrrff UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION, PARI, 1S67. BTKINWAY f-ONB Triumphant, having been awarded tbe First Grand Gold Atrial for American l lanos In all three styles exhibited, this MKDAL being distinctly clannlrled first In orderof merit by tn unauimena verdict of the International jury. FOR BALE ONLY BY DLASIUS BROS., IMtnthstf HO. lOOO C'nFJVHUT T. CLOTHING. ROCKHILL .& WILSON, CLOTHING HOUSE, Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNUT St. FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. We offer to the public the largest and best selected Stock of Ready-made Cloth ing In the City, for Men's and Boys' Wear. Also, an elegant assortment of Piece Goods, which we will make to order for Men and Boys, at reasonable prices, and in the most approved styles. Always on hand afull assort ment of Fall and Winter Over coats and Business Coats, Coachmen's Coats, Hunting Coats, New Style Walking Coats, Pants and Vests, of all descriptions. Boys' Ready-made Clothing in great variety. ROCKHILL & WILSON, NOS. 60S AND COS CHESNUT STREET 30 8m PHILADELPHIA WANTS. TO sxirm Ann w a utpti r V a profitable and safe business; the business Is per manent and well established. This Is a rare opportu nity for a capitalist, lie can be well secured for a large dividend, and for bis Investment to twice the amount. Address with real name, and it will be faithfully attended to, Box No. 2231, Post Office, Philadelphia. 10 M 3t WANTED, LUMBER. GOOD WHITE PINE Lumber wanted In exchange for several first claws seven-octave Boeewood Pianos, to be selected from our warerooms at lowest cash prices. Part cash, if preferred. Apply to the BCHOMACK.EK PIANO-FORTE MANFO. CO., It No. 1108 CHKHNL'T Street, FOR SALE. LOTS FOR SAL E. JOl The subscriber offers for sale Ground on the south aide of UitiCiCN btreet, between Broad and Fif teenth streets. Also, at the Northeast corner of FIFTEENTH and NOHTH Streets. Also, at the Northeast corner of BrtOAD Btreet, and (UK ARC Avenue. Also, at the routbweat corner of EIUUTH and DICKERSON Streets. LEWIS A. HOOTT, 10 24 6t No. 16 LOCUST Btreet. TO RENT. TO BENT MARKET STREET. THE Liflve story brick Store, No. 804 Market street (third house west of Eighth street, south side), 24 feet front by 130 feet deep, will be to rent on tbe 1st of Novem ber. Apply to GKOROK C'UTHDKBT, American Hotel, opposite Independence Jiall, from 9 to n A.M. ' 10 24 tf REMOVAL. J E M O V A I-B E M O V A Iu . C. W. A. TRUMPLER HAS REMOVED HIS MUSIC STORE FROM BETENTII AND CHESNUT BT. TO A'o. 926 CUESJSVT STREET, 8 litfrp PHILADELPHIA. BOABDING. tiOi GIUAItD STREET, BETWEEN I Jl Chesnnt and Market and Eleventh and Twelfth streets centrally located. Accommodation for permanent, transient, and table Boarders. miu INTERNAL REVENUE REVENUE STAMPS rOB BAIE AT THE PItlNCIPAL. AGENCY, NO. 87 SOUTH TIIIBD HTBEXT, JP1I1LA, A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED. Order or Stamped Checks received, and delivered with despatch. Orders by mall or express promptly attended to. T 29 tf JACOB E. BIDti WAT. PAPER HANGINGS, ETC. DAPCR HANGINGS. . HEW ESTiBUSUBEHT. E. COBNKB OP-TENTH AND WALNUT. J. O. FINN & SONS ilsve opened with an extensive assortment of DEOO BATIVE and PLAIN WALL PAPERS, embracing very quality to still ell taate. tit m OCTOBER 29, 18C7. DRY GOODS. N OPPORTUNITY RARELY OFFERED. DRY GOODS At an Immense Sacrifice. 7Ht:lUALLKI C BANC KM. EDWIN HALL & CO., K0. 2S SOUTH SECOND STREET, ABE NOW HTZihlino IBT UOOp OF " EYEJIT DESCBIPTION, tlonslitlng n part of Silks, Shawls, Cloths, and Dress Goods IN ETEBT TABIETT, From ttatlr Immense gtock, at Extra, ordinarily Low Prices. LADIES LOOK TO YOVB INTEBEttTS! Now Is the Time to make Your Purchase for the Fall and. Winter. lOSSdMp A GNIFICENT QUALITY" OP COLORED M01CE ANTIQUES AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. EDWIN HALL & CO., No. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET, 10 28 3t4p PHILADELPHIA. JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC. JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO., MERCHANT JEWELERS, No. 822 CHESNUT STREET, AUK NOW OPENING VIENNA FANCY GOODS, PARIS FANCY GOODS, DECORATED PORCELAINS, FLOWER STANDS, ENTIBELY NEW KINS, Mounted in ' Bronze, Gilt, and Carveal Wo'od, PARIS JET JEWELRY. 10 16 talhaSmrp AGENCY OF THE Union Pacific Railroad Company. OITICE OF DE HAVEN & BBOTHEB, NO. 40 SOUTH TDIBD ftTBEET, iPhiladklthia, October 4, 1M7. We declre to ca attention to tbe difierenoe la the relative price of the First Mortgage Bonda of Ualon Paciflo Railroad, and tbe price of Government. We would to-day give these bonda end pay a dtt ference of 187-02 taking in exchange U. 8. 6s of 1881. ifli'2-V2 do. do. t-2t of lHflJ. ltt5-42 OO. OO, 5-2taoflH4. i7-W do, do, B-2C I Ot 1H. 15417 do, dp, 6-a .ot'ts, Jan. A Jul 1I64-17 do. do. s-aaofw, tftO'42 do, do. 6 Vcent. lO-tftL fldS OT do. do. 7 8 10 Cy. June lame. I107H7 do. do. Tt-lOOy. July laaue. (For every thousand d-'liars.) We offer these Bonds to tbe publ c, with every ooo Odence in their security. 1011m DE HAVEN & BEO. WHITE CLOVER HONEY, In Small Coxes, very nico clear Syrup, and NEW DUCKVHEAT FLOUR. SIMON C0LT0N & CLARKE, W. COB. BBOAD AND WALNUT TS., 10 22 ml help PHILADELPHIA. PATENT BOOK CARRIERS AND LUNCH KOOKS. GRIFFITH- & PACE. U) NO. 0 ASCII TBEET. aaa KNOVLES & CO., NO. ISIS KABHET HTBEKT, l RECEIVCRS OF CHOICE 10 1 lmrp FAMILY FLOUR. 7ILLIAM VITTFELD. . MANUFACrTTJBJCB ARDDKALKBIN CABINET FURNITUEE, NOS.e, AND es NORTH IMOHV TN Below Arch. West Side, Philadelphia Cell eUenUon to his extensive assortment of FTl'OT. CLASH FTJKNITURX comprising--. 80LLD BOSEWOOJD SOLID WALWtrr PA BLOB BCIT8 OF PLUBn. TERRY, REPS. AND HAIR CLOTH? KLEOANT CHAMBER AND ooTTAoa Borm best vusaao room and KITCHEN FTJBNITDBJa. WRITING CESK8, MARBLE-TOP STANDS ETC. All ot which are manufactnred by ourselves, of the best materials, and will be sold for cash only, at much loner rate, than are offered elsewhere. N. B. Good, packed and shipped to all parte of the country, lssm AVIS IMPORTANT! BEAUX NEVBUg) pour Baton, et Chambres a Comber, Arranges pour Exposition dans Appartemeiita;GarnI et Couverta de Tapis. OEOBOE J. BEIKEU, LACY 4k CO., EBENISTE8, CHEBNUT STREET, au Ooln de lSme. SpEClAL CARD. FINE FURNITURE ON EXHIBITION IH BUITEa OF KOOMB. OARPEl'BD AND FUR. NIBHED AB CHAMBERS AND PARLORS. OEOBOE J. UEHKELH, LACY CO, CABINET MAKERS, THIRTEENTH AND CHESNUT, Philadelphia. )1E FEINSTEN MEUBEL ARAN- GIERT IN DER QANZEN ETAGE FERTIO ZUB ANBICHT, TEPPIUH UND GARTIENEN EIN. BBGRIFFEN. OEOBOE J. HENKELS, MEUBEL FABRI0KANT THIRTEENTH AND CHEBNUT. Philadelphia. Aviso. M E U B L, E S PINO IN EXHIBICJON. In Bene de Cuartoe, COLOOADU COHO Baias de reclblmiento CUART08 LK CAMARA. (2tm pURNITUREZ FURNITURE! MODERN AMD ANTIQUE! PABLOB,IIALIj AND CIIA9IBEB SUITS AT REDUCED PBICES. Our facilities are such that we are enabled to offer at very moderate prices, a large and well assorted stock of every description ot HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE AND BEDDING. Goods packed to carry safely to all parte ot the country. BICBMOND FOBEPAUUH, 921 tf HO. 40 M. SECOND STREET. A. & H- L E JAM ORE HAVE .UNMOVED THEE3 FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERING WARER06MS TO HO. HOB CUESNUT STREET. (UP BTAIR8.) T 8m T HOUSEKEEPERS. I have large stock of every variety of FUKN1TUHE, Which I will sell at reduced prices, conslstlnr of PJ.AIl AND MARBLE IOP O01"TAU 6" TT WALSUT CHAMBER BUJTB. nv" PARLOR 8UI1B IN VELVET PLUSH. PARLOR BUITS IN HAIR CLOTH. PARLOR HElTtt IN BE PH. Bldeboards. Extension Tables, Wardrobe, Book cases. Mattresses, Lounges elc eto. , F. F. OUSTTNE, 8 If N. E. corner SECOND and RAUh, btreeta. ESTABLISHED 1795. A. S. ROD1NSON, French Plate Looking-Glasses, ENGBAYINGU. PAINTINS, DBA WINGS, KTO Hamufacturer of sill kluda of LOOHINO-ULAftS, PORTRAIT, AND PIC. TUBE F BABES TO OBBER, No. 910 CHESNUT BTREET. TBI&B DOOR ABOVS THE CONTINENTAL, rHII.APKI,PHTA. 3 E D D I N C OP EVERY DESCRIPTION AT- REDUCED P1XIOESI. WHOLESALE ANB BET AIL, HO. BBS BI1HUE AVENUE NEAB TINB ST .zatuthsrp J. G. FULLER. gROWN'S PATENT COMBINED CABPET-tTBETCUEB AND TACK-DRIVER. With this machine a lady can alone stretch and tack down at the same time her carpet as easily aa to sweep them, saving back -aches, bruised fingers, temper, time, and money. It will stretch all klnda.of carpets without the least damage, better, quicker, and easier than any other Btretoher made, and drive from t to SO-oi. tacks with or without leather heads la simple, easily worked, and will last a lifetime. Agents wanted. Liberal terms given. It la a ntoe machine for ladles to sell. For Machines or Agencies) call on or address WILLIAM F. SCIIEIBLB, No. 49 S. THIRD Btreet, gtft Philadelphia. fm19 SHOEMAKER & CO., SO. Ui CHESNUT STREET, Are now opening an elegant assortment or MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S MILLINERY. ALSO, A FULL LINK OF CHILDREN'S OLOTIIINQ. For Boys, Cllrls, Infanta, end Misses, in the latest tyles. 10 24 tbstn!2t4p p O E 8 A 1 E ONE PAIR DARK S !v-?ow,l ,VrrlRe Homes, one Black Home aiiuoiie White Horhe; drive together or single, aud are good under saddle. vru Liu.. ij.cii aue One Park Phaeton, made by Beckhau. One Dog Cart and One Ilarouobe, madeby Wood Brothers. Also Harness, baddies, eto. etc. lt if 1 1 1 1 1 f I A t . - I il .. 1 .. I . I u u,u.l .1.1. nl VI IT EENTHBUeol, above Locum. lOMit 1
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