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deficiency, tons. .................. 633, 3,OOe
This is most startling developemsnt but we firmly
believe 1t to be correct II the above figures are
rate and who that is familiar with the trade can doubt
Is 1t not madness for buyers longer to hold back
from making their purchases! We warn them now to
waken from their lethargic Sleep and by prompt pur-
chascs now and for the balance Of the make u
somewhat for the errors they have committed in per-
mting almost two months of the season to eap.e with
out buying any part Of their supplies the cemmuni.
ties In which they reside will hold them to strict
countability for their excessive folly If it is longer per-
sisted in.
AMOUNT OF Coal SENT OVER THE PHILADELPHIA AND
READING RAILRoAp AND ScHuYLKILL NAvIGArIoy FOR
THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY EVENING LAST -
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FIRE IN MJEFFERsoNvrLLE-Ai fire broke out at
o'clock, r. NJ, in the coopcrs shop attached to the
yefersonville Ua.) penitentiary, which was totally
destroyed, together with the large hemp workshop,
and several other minor buildings. Loss not
known Louisptlle Dssluteh, AnN3.
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Intelligence from the California Emigrnnts.
The anxiety to hear from the vessels that have
left this country Tor California is great, that we
have made out the following list of those that have
touched at Rio de Janeiro, previous to the 18th
ult The first four were tranpsort vessels, with
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The Coal Trade for Is40.

From the Miners Journal.)
In the coal article of our last weeks paper, VIC
by the operators would be continued The action Of
the colers at their meeting last Saturday after
noon shows that we were correct. The suspension in
definitely, until purchasers shall show greater dis
and was, Of course adopted by the meeting The sus-
pension has now continued six weeks during which
time there has been comparatively but little coal sent
away from this region An active shipment during the
least tons more coal than has gone under
the regulation; this It behoves buyers to take serious
ly into consideration. Had this region, in conjunction
with the other anthracite districts commenced send
ing away coal at the usual period this and
tinued an active, energetic shipment throughout the
entire year. the quantity Of coal sent into the market
would have fallen far short of the actual demand for
this years consumption but it s the short crop will
be SO that feel it duty thus early to
tion those most deeply interested that unless they
come forward at and buy freely the suffering
fuel in the Atlantic Cities during the coming winter
will be excessive We have been the conductor of this
Journal now for upwards oftwenty years. and think
safely say, that during the entire period we
have led the public astray in reference to our
statements regarding the coal trade We now wish
that public to examine the figures which follow the
correctness Of which will vouch for; they will then
discover the true state of the tradc:--
Schuylkill Canal will send to market in 40
Reading Railroad, do. o..............,.I Il75OOO
'eh.6h Cenai; uo' 100000
Lackawanna, do. .................. 437,0OO
ousquenanna, 90. 257,00O
Total, tons ................... 32100OO
The consumption Of last year was. . 3380OOO
The increase OF consumption this year cannot
be less than. ................... 4o3oeo
Consumptsn Of 1S4e, tons ...... :....: ss52OoO
supply. .................... $4,000
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Married,
On Thursday, April 26th, by the Rev. c. n Henry
Mr. JoRGEN PETERSON, to Miss PErRINE VERONICA
MARIE MoLLER, both Of this city, late of Denmark
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
Port OF New York, April 30, Is49.


SUN SUN .ns:. mss nSSs ..s.
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I6,4ZU 10
Total by RR e. Gail. 1S9 5S7 1s
To same period last year, by Railroad 29S 33s 10
DO. Canal ..... 36,902 10
335 ,33l 90
Decrease this year ............. 145743 13 tons
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DAVID RIDGELY.
January 8, 1913.

Dear Sir Believing that public statement
of my aff1iction may be of service to others sim
ilary afflicted, well ns benefit to yourself
years ago | was attacked with Hemorrhdge Of
The Lungs which induced my friends to despair
Of my recovery Ny health continued to decline
for year. when ! was seized with Neuralgia and
severe Vertigo Having applied to physicians, both
in this place and Baltimore without the least bene
fit, and having also made use OF the Galranic Bat
terry without any good effect concluded to try your
Extract Of .Sdrsapdrilla, and am happy to say,
that after using single bottle the pains entirely left
me and have been better ever since
Respectfully ENOCH w. SMALLWOOD.
To A. J. ScHwARTzE Jr., January 22, l849.
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g.fThe above named medicine may be had in
Washington, wholesale and retail at the Store of
the PROPRIETOR, Pennsylvania Avenue, three
doors east of Sd street; at ClIAS. STOTT & co IS,
Pennsylvania Avenue near 7th street; also, at J. L..
KIDWELL'S, Georgetown, ID. G. In Baltimore,
wholesale and retail, at C0ULSON & CO.'S, No. 4
South Liberty street; at ISRAEL GRAHAMS,
corner of Baltimore and Eutaw streets; also at
GEO, w, JONES, corner Of Baltimore and High
streets. In Alexandria, ut VIM. STAINLESS, J.
r. P1ERPoINT, and COOKE q PEEL'S, and at
other Druggists jan i-dtf
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To Dr. NJ. ScHwARrzE, Jr.
June Z, 1913,
am most respectfully yours, &C.,
JOSEPH RADCLIFFE.
WAsHlNGToN December %, ls47.
WASHINGTON, December 20, 1917.

To DR.. A. J. SCHWARTZE, Jr
Dear Sir: hereby acknowledge debt of gra-
titude due you in saying that attribute my pre-
state Of good health entirely the use of your in
valuable preparation of iSarsaparala: Having been
afflicted with an Iafammatory Rheumatic affection
Of the kneeon which hnh sweed to such degree
me of the entire use Of my limb, and having been
attended by the most eminent physicians without
the least prospect of recovering made use of your
Extract Of Sarsaparla 10 the amount of bottles
after which began to use my limb, and upon its
further had the satisfaction 10 find the disease
radicated and my general health very much impro-
we'd. Two years have now elapsed and my health
still continues good. You reat liberty to make use
of this as you may think proper.
Very tr,ely your obedient servant %
VIM. w. STEWART
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PHYSICIANS CERTYFYCA TIES.

WAsHINGToN, January 3, 1916.
am informed of the ingredients Of which DR..
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla is
and believe Il TO be the best preparation
of the kind with which am acquainted, and admir-
ably adapted to produce sautary Alternative effect
PERIGRINE WAKEFIELD, Nj. d.
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WASHINGTON, january IL 1876.
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode Of preparing DR.. Schwurtze's Compound
Extract of Sarsapara, believe II to be most hap
py remedial combination of that valuable root with
the other remedies of which il is composed.
J. NJ. GIBSON, M. ID.
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A CARD.--All persons to whom am indebted
n nre respectfully informed that will meet my
time, should be pleased to have the opportunity
of quidaiing my debts, either In whole or In pari
by job printing, by advertisements In or subscrip
lions to the National Wing. :
CHARLES w. FENToN.
Proprietor Of Nat. Wing
Washington, Jan'y lst l649. rT
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WAsHlSoTos, .yanudru G. ls4e.

WAsHINdToN, January o, 1913.
To Dr. A. J. ScHwARTzE, Jr. Z
Dear Sir: take great pleasure in stating that,
about 10 months since, l used your Compound Err
Hrdc of SarsapariHa as remedy for General Debil-
ity under which ! had been laboring long time,
and that few bottles restored me to sound health,
which has continued to the presenttime.
Very respectfully,
PERRIN WASHINGTON.
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" I" UEoRUETowN, JANUARY II, ISIB
Having been made acquainted by Or. Schwartz
concur with the medical gentlemen above, in regard
ing II Alternative of great efficacy, and In all
cases, 10 wach such alternative is adapted of great
power. BENZ y. BOHRER, nj. ID.
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y VNNsHINUTUN VuHUHTy 10, I67U, !
u gives me pleasure to recommend the Compound
Extract of Sarsapara, prepared by Dr. Schwartze,
as have knowledge of its constituent parts. j be-
eve that II will achieve for the afflicted than
any other preparation Of Snrsapnrla now before the
public aM II. II. CONDICT, NJ. ID.
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WAsnINGroN, January 25, 1913.
Most of the gentlemen named above are known to
me as citizens of high responsibility; and the pro-
fessonal portion of them are OF the best standing
among the physicians Of this community.
W. w. SEATON, Mayor
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Respectfully, ENoCH W. SMAtLWOOD.
TO A. J. ScHwARTzE Jr., january 22, l849.


WAsHIsoToN, January "a, le4S.
Ii gives me pleasure to say that am acquainted
with the proprietor of the above medicine and also
witha number Of gentlemen, who have tested its eff
cacy; and have no doubt, from the unimpeachable
character Of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates, that they can be fully relied on.
ULYSSES WARD.
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PERRIN WASHINGTON.
mo DR.. Al. j. scHwARrzE, Jr.

Dear Sir Under sense of deep obligation TO
the virtue of your Sarsaparia" in the entire res
ration of one of my children from General Debii-
ty and prostration of the nervous system take plea.
sure in estifying TO your invaluable medicine; but
seven bottles were used two years since, when the
child was restored to, and still continues in the en-
joytnent OF, perfect health
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QUARTERLY REVIEW,


M RoBERT Z. SEYLE and Mr. oRMSBY BLAND.
ING only authorised agents collecting money aud
subscriptions In the above portion OF the Unonthe an'
thorty given TO Mr. ABRAHAM RvsssLL having been with
drawn more than eighteen months ago Our subscribers
will therefore oblige by settling only with Them OF re-
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ceipts for money except from them OF The Poslmr VINO
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LIE DOYEN's DIsINFECTING FLUID.
aEssRs. PouLN, ROGERS COMPANY,
Sole proprief0rs Of he celebrated

MEsshs. FoULlN, ROCKERS COMPANY,
Sole propriefors Of ne celebrated
LIE DoYEN's DISINFECTING FLUID,
Beg leave 10 call attention this important and invaluable
article the greatest discovery Of the agepaened Ia
Washington, December, lsi7
HE above invaluable preparation, which eniitles the In
the gratitude and blessings Of The whole human family
possesses the power Of Immediately destroying The most
offensive OdOr, from whatever cause arising
by Hospital Wards san be disinected q masma and
Water Closets, Cess Pools, Cellars, 40, &e, Of impure
In the sick chamber this Fluid will be found
valuable as the smell arising from The
body or from ths night STOOL are by Its use at dis
peled and should the disorder terminate fatally the corpse
az from amy necessary be kept several weeks,
by using the Fluid without becoming in the slightest degree
Captains of emgrant ships viii derive incacuabe ad.
yantages from s use in the seerage for dsnfecting and
for blge water Indeed Its virtues TO do
\ Justice Y an advertisement would be impossible Ger
from q he s s celebrated so .s. @ England
our Office which will fully convince the scepiica Of
his entirely free from any odor Of its own, simple in il.
application and certain in lis effects.
al. oTs ss. %s Sa I s. e.
sSs a H. and T Sh. r, By .p
Cd rex ssa Gs s s
rendering night soil 3 valuable manure
twill BE- furnished 10 quart bottles Of stamp
Orders respectfully sSslsd and wi! be Immediately
80 Merchants Exchange, William street
w. 4 J. II. GILMAN, Druggists,
Pennsylvania Avenue.
Z" Es NEw YoRK, September TO- ls49.
(enhsnen Having used yonr Dsnfecting Fluid on my
last voyage In the Washington the Atlantic found
an Invaluable article for destroying the euvia from the
Water closet &c,
II is also valuable for the in their state
rooms particularly In cases OF sickness think the best
dsinecttng agent ever invented.
(Signed,l J. JOHNSTON,
Master Steamer Washington,
OF Ocean Steam Navigation Company
To Mesns. PouLIN, Rooms * Co.
Jan 26--d6m It'd =
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Mrssas. G. F. BROWNE H. r. NICHOLS,
Propietors.
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PRIVATE ACCOUNTS FROM CAuFoRNIA.-Wehav have
had an opportunity ofconvesng with gentleman
residing at Worcester, Mass, who arrived from
California in the Empire Citysteamer. He gives
q melancholy picture of affais Ia Caliiomis, and
predicts that the next steamr will bring intelli-
gence of general smash up here. Property, he
says, is tuinblins down, wages are reduced, and
hundreds Of persons are begging for chances TO
work their passage home in the steamers, euaran-
.eeing ct the same time, 10 pay their passage alter
heir arrival here. This gentleman also tells US,
that miners returning from the mines TO San Fran
cisco, have ceased 10 bring gold, and now brins
instead, sore heads, sore legs, and ruined censti
tu,ions; according to his account, many persons
have persisted at the mines and upon the road 10
lack Of food and raiment. Blu. We cannot give hii
report more in detail, lit is most melsnchol!
one, and, be says, what makes sfsirs still worse
is that Spectators in California are doing thei
bestt, send outfavorable accounts, in order 10 &c
out Of the scfspe themselves, BY putting their oui
dens upon the shoulders of new sdventuIeIs.
IL Fe8. 81 lLr ~ Y. Express.
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IN this place, sad more are Eoins - In every
direction; the med and coating Dtion mast
amount 70 at least - 600 soulA 8 81 he late
quantity OF sold, and reports nom thence are g.
orally favorable.
transactioas IN Exchange have been limited;
We quote o0 day bills on New York a par, taking
eo,d aust % SIG per or Some drzfis have been
so'o az low as non lalO per cent discount En-
change on London Asa, zold d. AZ Al slf; on PAR.
q %, gold dust at SIS, 60 de sighL Gold dust 10
selling at ffom Sl5 1-4al5 Ia, tut will likely 20
1osn sfier the departure OF The steamer 70 lsf-k
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uIncIudsd 10 The cargo Of the steamer Eudc-
"a, from New York for San Francisco, are type
and printing presses for two daily pspsrs about TO
be established In Csliforeis.