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BOARDING Pleasant Rooms. with Board,
I'D furnished or unfurnished with gas baths &C. IN .
frst.clsss House-No. 23 West ifthst References es-
changed.
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GS 600 A PERSON HAVING tn
Sp s1.USVI. nhnvc ar.nnnt of ash in hand e,n hay
Doar0 ano Rooms.

4 FRONT PARLOR and one or two Bed
~ rooms m private first class House tos Gentemin
and Wife single gentleman, b. obtained win a
or partial board by applying At No. "a 2jds between
9Th and oh avs.
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~ Jores's Coral iuir Restorative Reduced
20 Half Pricc.rhis he best art Gle made) forces tle
hair TO grow stops from falling cleans H. ana dresses the
worst hair beautifully. making SOFT DARK silky and bean
tifal. Sold at the Depot OF j NESS CHEMICAL sOAF,
No IFS Fultons, Brooklyn; ZcbeI Philadelphia and W.
TAYLOR, Baltimore.
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Published this Morning
KFNS's HOUSEHOLD WORDS "A

Published this Morning
DICKENSs HOUSEHOLD WORDS and
l/U. s WEEKLY REGISTER With a circulation in
England of a. eco cp!c we,y! perfect combination OF
EnIeItainnont with Instruction.
CONTENTS OF ms WEEKS NUMiER
Triumphsl Carriages. Earth The Sporting World.
The Babboton Book Club. The Rowing Englishman &c.
Price G. cents By mail 3 80 yeaTcheiVey and better
tan any magazine published.
For sale by all Booksellers and Agents and by
MCELRATH lord,
Publishers No. II Spruce g., n. Y.
AGENTS wanted.
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Mem 31nblieations.
Great and Unprecedented Sale of
NORTIIWOOD OR, LIFE NORTH AND
BY MRS. SARAH J. HALE.
ILLUSTRATED.

BY MRS. SARAH J. HALE.
ILLUSTRATED.
This wort hrs proved be the most popular book OF tho
setson and although large editions have rapidly disappeared
before the adiy of the public demand the cry still for
more
The high order of the literary merit of Nortlwood-its
graphic descriptions of NewEneand and Southern ie-its
calm coITcct and unpcjudcia the most exciting
TOPIC Of tie day and tie pure sound AID national spin
which heahe have been such to win for 1t the sppTo
toton Of all true lovers of their cour Try and TO acnate
with It's captivating narrative al who have looked into its
pages Ii delightful book for household reading while
the statesman viii fnd in much 10 command his serious
attention. Ii. LONG bkOIhEh,
No. IS Ann-ss- n Y.
Copies mailed. Address, postpaid, as above
life OF WALTER SCOrT.-CnARLEs
A. SckHyER publishes tins day
LIFE OF SIR WALTER SCOTT, BART By Donald
Mcleod author of Pynnaurst ais Wandernss aud Ways
Of Thinking. vol limo.
To write tue Biography history Of the man life, and
TO DO 20 faithfully and lovingly, telling only how he hved
loved enioyed sorrowed struggled and died brayey with
cut ANALYSIS or criticism Of the author sail that attempted
!, Ibis work. Preface.
Just Issued
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CHECES on the u. s. SCHOOL AGENCf
are tran rershle and procure engagements with the
hest inst tutaIs families teachers marons, c1urcnes Or
ssrss and vocaiss at the of per cent on tho
REQUIRED c. upsrssfon for ora vesz.
T. H. WILCOX. Proprietor, No rs Broadway
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BOARD, with pleasant rooms, can be had ut
DNos 50 and 81 Fast 23dst, ithay. The noises
have the modern iiuuToyemen
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~ Fifth Vnivcrsnlist Society:-Rev T. saw,
| YER, D. d win preach TOMORROW Sunday MUM
| ING and AFTERNOON, in the Lecture Room OF I'm.
ursty Medical Coege i4thst, near Sd ev Services az
l0 and O'clock The public respectfully invited
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NyTANTED-A smart Boy that is acquainted
W with he location Of tn city Afiress IN hand"Fi
ting stating references, II. s, Box q sun once
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WANTED-A smart, active Boy, about Ia
w venrs &c age in book and stationery store. One
who resides with his parents. Apply at No 2oi Green
tyich-sf
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The greatest Military Romance SINCE Charles " NlA'ey
Published This Morning. ~
A DXENTTRES OF An NODE DE-CANP.

n IL
~ BY James Grant Fsl, author OF The Scoinsl "a
Waller" The Romance Of Wa" &c Win onsma! l1as-
tratous. Prce, 20 cent? - . ,..r,,
70 BE- inarrro,ate but here W have nt on 'n' r'a
MT cofre for puh We con't in'i To
s.y that sir has been hsy vore he are,'of n'
sarv or the p-ll c'on book OF III clcifc OclWnf me
ro o. ofc4 On crped fon it once Na-7s md onnc
II is not s.rrrrg with f.fe 7c o START
lg mi III ne. babe SOM Of the nctni
nce e., tut they are oi win +ch .i Oh
unless &c r o. IN ar th We 'i on"
he wrf.r drht- shd fgei thai are rs 81 ia ft
ventures srroag the Carhr "a ; hs p' Is w H. CUM TIE
The crafty bot rrsuccs.iul ellhcry Bfo ant %, iy
frflrr hatred Of r c Hun ltaek are AZ 70
Icnof urr1f pcwer ant tend 20 tAe up DF's ."
,,..ed lNlrl1r Chronicle.
Herei.atcck Which AZ military has been
ans rosc.r personal adventure that cen 10 utpuei ~h
Narr,ar very ru he'd SO 49, n our
opror III beow u eary fomln,c mas
descriptive o and adventures
Lay VITA her lovely ana dlugh'er inaccessible prr
tfe ah pfafo bandit horde recroint nohrmrn 1p1
d. p.lrel al s.lpy the nis'cs Tor
mot row work and Tor whsh owe NJ Grant
many fheri- legIef Of tedious Journey. hlurn's
III hos pred l-fae h.shy POI ar Cor 4 - ap;et
g. tie p-ev nd m thc element p! SUGGEST
Ia t eia be- roasted proves not The most saa1e book
Of fe DIV Tom excepted Tn, not tn it
ne W. Caei upen a laiqnr
rrd Whist .sid occaon more MS 'sn
frued in-mey. that be o'ecs beyond Al sisf' ne ticn
rrqorto fox vivid vet pleasing desenpon Of the ilreu;l OF .
mi ry rarpaen when this talent rilet he or'ui
taus ecus under which written needless 70 say
that r Graut produced book unenaed for romnc posi-
tom personal adventures end perlous encounter;
cTpTNCFp 4 TOWNSEND M % Rr-alvyay
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LANCE TO MAKE MoNEY.-From IS

day may be made BY a1y ndi.di1s IN cry
eorrtr'l ss.1S xf;ck will send by return mail on n
70 Re S. postage paid. directed 70 4 > hOi
Sp,os.Sf-ce Rex No so. Rochester New OH Ans
fos o-,-rrrrlry f,r stu6eucS clerks 'nvaiiiS OF any
~ ~ youug lady out Of business As e IS innle1As
Slrcrstivs n any part Of The United States
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~ The ReruIor Annual Missionary Meet

Averuts and d. in conjunction with The Second Amt
tesay Of the Juvenile MISS onery Society CONNECTED WIZ
he sabbath Schools will be held IO-MOtNOW tSlnnS
EVENING, al "a o'clock. Rev. BishopJ ANtS and beV
A. l. CUDDER will deliver addresses ON the OCCASION
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mants.

A SEAxsrREss, by respectable American
~ WouAn. she has been employed FOR years y al
eitv and is thoroughly scTuanted wth cutting AMI ntti
every descrptiou Of clothing boys clothes wei As q
d,csf. Apply g: No. Il East llth-st.
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4 rP- Rey.C,U.Fny Will deliver the Fourth Lecture
sfhe seres ON t'Docrines demanded by the Times IN
lie riversast Church, OrchGrdst, near Broomes next
SABBATH EVENING. Services commence al o co0A'
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AS WET NURSE, by respectable Protestant
"A Widow Woman. Hss a kind disposition. and -
Ter 20 the best Of es Inquire No 26i DelaneeJst
third story, COluIl tia-zt Can be seen two Gays
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ROARD-A pleasant front Parlor ard Bed
broom on second floor can be obtained at No 81 second
avenue also, other The house hes AL the modsrn
Improve neuts; steges pass the door.
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ITO HARDWARE MERCHANTS in NEW

lORh. BOSTON, Ae.-A Hardware Dealer IN city
in Canada West wishes 70 make cement as partner
OF otherise with hoass in the States regular
supply of American Hardware. Address r. c. Of J.
Rysr Toronto, {. w
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y nublsbsd evcry ItESDhY and FkIOAY MORNING. Fnre
~ s,ns1l Two copies iOr g. Ten for $50 Adysr-
'ssoerts cspts line for each insertion
GREELEY ( McELRATH Publishers.
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DOARDING-Large pleasant rooms to let -
IL G.nternen and their Wives and angle 0entemep,
with full OF partial Board. the elegant mansion No. %
GIc.e-et. References required.
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4 s WEr NuRsE, by respectable, healthy
~ married WomEn Can b seen al No: ~ West IVA
q near sth-sv Can produce gne-ceptonsbe reference
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" Church Of the Restoration, Bre1kiiyynn,SI
lRsv. II. r. NYE will preach ON SoNpaf + EN,''N
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DOARD-Pleasant Rooms with Board in
~ private family, may be had at No iis Woostors'
Reference required.
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Subject TIE Scholar Hope
Tickets One Shilling each to be had af Evxns Brttans
No 697 broadway; No. l3i Nassau st. and the door

t. Franklin Lectures.-Proftssor oLm,rrDo
Second Lecture Astronomy. tcopou,y Illustrated oy
VIII be
Tabernacle, on MONDAY EVENING, 18th Dec at
O'Clock. AoIniss only !.
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JOSEPH LA CHAPPELLE and HONORE

~ CUYOTTF. French Cooks No slt Colesspae',
would respectfully - the ladies' aid geuenen OF
NewYork and It's that they have made arrange
uents 70 furnish Surpes for Balls Parties Wetdnss e.
with TIE choicest fare which the market sHjn on the most
reasonable terms Parties wishing he o. COOK -
her residence viii be promptly attended OrdeTs exc
oued ID superior style, with punciuality and dispatch
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NOTICE to TEA and LIQUOR DEALERS.

- Wanted BY young Man who has had several years
perercca "a Agent Western housesan Agency tor the
sale Of Teas and Liquors in tie Western St'tes Coms-
stoned Acencv nrered New-York dealers wishing - ex-
tard their trade est would 20 well % notice Address
LIQUOR DEALER, Box No. 2l7, Springfield CLARK Co,
Ohio
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" f,Ilv comnetanf of taking

Young MAN fully competent OF tahihS
n charge OF Dining Saloon Is DESTROYS OF ma
.-s,icn IL wei couverssnt with money ana mas w.
% e.-S n h;s last place. Best Of city reference gwen
addr,sE r Tribune Once.
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DOARD-With Furnished Rooms in private
ID family meals served in rooms handssDe Par
Tor on the first floor; would rent the Rooms without
board. Apply AZ No. 81 4thly
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T~NOticc.-JEWS' HOSPITAL IN NEW-NOtk =
An election for Three Directors 20 serve fJr three yelrS
from first January next, VIII be held IN the meeting
room belonging the Synagogue IN Crosby a. on the l@th
day Of December inst, At II O'Clock ii the forenoon
By order OF the Board OF Directors,
BENJAMIN NATHAN, Secretary.
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pOARD.-One large and two small Rooms,
I'D suitable for families single Gentlemen, may be OBJ
tanned IN tie first class brown house No. 81 West a.
st. near 5th sv House new with all improvements Ref
erenccs required.
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~pP NETWORK TRJBCNR
TIL -nan-yvEEKLY TRrnUNK

-. rufrOgEfA. OREGON AND TIE SANDWICH ISLAND
,pbssosj 90 the departure Of eseh Nal Steamer e
IAaaSres Pi-e 81 cents per copy.
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ticperv trade one who has erenee and some
tsov',ef,c Of accounts Address MASUFACT. kEh o
fec al The Tribune stating qualifications ana where the
aurIicaut can ts
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~ New Haptist Ckurch.-There viii be preach
us N k1ick, Tbocher Hall of Sthay and 2Sdst
TOMORROW Sunday, at iol o'clock A. NJ, and and
I O'Clock NJ. AllRIe invited TO attend
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V,HE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN

4 ART containing series Of authentic Paintings by
the celebrated artists IN chronological order from
Guido de senne a d. l22l) down to Horace Vernet, 10
now Omen for exhibition AZ the Society Library Rooms RON
90 NJ To- p 81 and " to % Pm. Admiration 2o cents
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~ Thackeray's Lecturcs.-The Fourth Leo'a i,
Hife CoUgse before the Mercantile Library Associaou VIZ
y 6slNetd Il Rev. Mr.. Chapn's te,e Mr.. 6ei9IsS
Sgsh No. Ss Bread say, near Prince St., on MoNpa.
se Pope.
,Srsl, Tickets IS cents each, may he had OF Evan.
tsdlc. No. ey1 Broadway. {. : Frances Co. no.
- Etc<6way; VIM. Hall & Soo and 81 the Library
AosA WILLARD l.. FELT, Chm,
JOHN + flALSTfD,
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Two Wanted Printer who can
Il work at press and who understands tn routine ot
country newspaper office. To one who SUITS se Ny stqa
to R. w LEWIS 4 Co, West Meriden, Conn.
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ITO PRINTE Wanted, competent
4 Power Pressm.n, 10 take charge Of two Adams
DIT, SEES 90 situation is open ,or frstrate workman
Applv 70 r. CRAlGUEAD, No 50 Nesey-st.
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~ TO-nIorrow, in the Sanctuary, No luS lst 81,
ssf Avenue A. the Christian Isreetes VIII commence 20
arherpe OF the Ten Tribes 10 Law and Gospel Afternoon
,uttct-'The Work is Great and Large"-NoheInah W9;
fvuirg subject" The Song OF Moses and the Lamp
MlRGkRFr l. BISUOP and others will oficiate. The
/, n,c .re inNifnh Senfs free Service at and I. III
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n e.. .-. r-f. TfrCf SO ricty.-Rev. ASA
\ hnl. w. 90 g..rcitar appropriate Sruou SAB
hATH r. j. lsN, Do D.. 5< fst the Refo med Duich
lurb lf,ete.nisrU. Stls co 20 commence at 7OclocA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

One object On the writer ofthe
article In question Is frank enough to allow but he
lays less stress, very much loss, upon il than our
lady friends would be willing to agree to / alludo
to the necessity of getting out of the cars in tho mid
die OF the street, very serious Inconvenience, aud
a source OF great danger, to the ladies especially.
In stepping from an omnibus, they step behind Il,
and are sheltered until time is alowed to look around
them but from the cars. as proposed, they would
DO compelled to step into the very current of moving
vehicles without time to think; and as for stopping
at crossings, that is delusion of the writer's for we
all know there are no crossings on the Russ pave
ments
Why is this movement going on WHY is II that a
few individuals have become imbued with philan-
thropc motives, that they seek to bind our fair city
in this grde of rails Can We believe that they are
public, or have they lurking bit of self that they
wish to benefit This, however, is of no moment, as
We wish the plan to rest entirely its own merts.
For what purpose are the Sixth and Eighth ave-
nue. railroads pointed at as examples, tho one not
inished the other hardly begun! And those portions
Of the Sixth avenue railroad that are finished have
ever SINGS been covered with sand that the flush
rail has not been seen, much less tested by crossing
vehicles. Would it not DO better, really, to test
those roads fairly, although not exactly analogous
to the proposed Broadway track, for the avenues
they occupy are wider, before extending fur
Their new scheme, as yet untried, and one
whose advantages arc denied by so large and
respectable portion Of our citizens. / think
it clearly would, and I really hope that this
project will not be adopted 80 hastily that we, in
future. will regret it. Lot experiments of this
ture be tried in thoroughares of less vital import
ance to the community, but spare Broadway, SO
recently settled until the scheme is demonstrated
beyond doubt 10 be of practical and lasting ad-
vantage. ANTI MoEoPoIY.
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MONDAY, Il
AsaEs seemed more active. IS bbls fetching 81 rs =
Ice lbs.
BsEaDsrurrs-fiour was rather cheaper he sales
embracing 1870 bbsordinary to straight State asS
mixed estern. at So q3A 81 06h choice State fa-
vorite Ohio and fair to fancy western at 81 a. 2
Dbl Some jersey meal realized Sd lsA and rye deur
SO 25 per Dbl. $50 bushels white southern wheat
SEQ bushels Tsc and 81 90 bushels 50 u kc
for unmerchantable 62 63c for round yellow and 63
63hc for mixed Western oil indicating steady grain
market.
CArTLE.-At Washington Drove Ysrd--Beef cattle
continue 10 come In freely The offerings this week
prised eco head, of which 1000 Southern asd
Western Prices well supported. Good retailing
qualities quoted at from exc. to ssc peg ID Alot
of 40 head taken for Bermuda Market closes duh
to-day. At BrownDg's. lower Bulls Hesdl-0n SALE
SO and calves and II 500 sheep and lambs Prices
Of cows and calves at from s22 SO TO si5; len over
Sales Of sheep at nom 81 SO TO S. and lambs 81 Is
ST. all sold. At Chsmborlans (Iludson River Buu's
Head )ofered, 400 beeves; sales at from Co. to &C.
s45 Sheep and lambt offered Oce; 100 ur sold Sales
OF sheep at 81 5oa SO 80 to 81. Lambs 81 Is 81 Is
Corrrn Sales have been made Of 100 bags Of Rio at
9i4c 100 Maracabo at 9lSc; and 400 St Domingo aud
Cape at 77sc for tho former and SIC for the latter
Co1roN-There has been very little disposition to ops.
rate to-day the sales amounting to about 500 bss for
which very full prices were paid
FIsH..--Western Bank cod was more freely offered At
So 60, and No. mackerel, at $40 IS. None sold.
FRuIr About 400 boxes Malaga rasins we're taken ct
FRErcHTs---Rates to Liverpool steady aud terms
Of shippers below the views Of vessels ut pre- for
that port Flour offered at Id and Is asked 600O
bushels wheat were offered Mt sgd. and I'd asked
Cotton nominal Mt i'd There change TO no
tice in rates for London and Havro. There Q fair
business doing for California Mt rates running from 45c
a Soc per foot measurement.
HsY-A limited city trade demand existed for rives
SEC. 95c per 100 lbs
IRos-Scoch pig in supply AMI active request
to-day, at $40 so usual time. per ton
LIME-Rockland brisk and irm-4 800 lbs. com
mon fetching, 90c. per 100 lbs
MoLAssEs.-A small parcel Of Cardenas was purchased
at 1870. Demand moderate
Ons-we only heard of 1000 gallons nnseod being
sold, at 62c per gallon, cash.
Provisions favored owners, the days husineas en-.
bracipg 500 bbs prime and pork at SIT $40 62
$40 75 ITO hhds hams at 9sc 10c.; 900 bbis prime
lard at II ac per lb and 200 bbs old prime. with
mess beef Mt SO So. and SIS SIS.
RicE-But 90 tierces prime found buyers, at 81 31Zs
81 81 u per 100 lbs. cash.
suGAR-some $4,000 Havana changed hands today,
at So S24 50-usual time.
SPiRr7s We noticed sales Of COO bbls Ohio and Pr-
son whiskey at 81 211a and &c per gallon, cash
the previous rates.
sEcARs The days movements reached 400 hbds.
Mucovado. supposed at 5lsc., and so Texas st 4zc-
market unchanged.
TALLow There have been 5000 lbs prime disposed Of.
for future delivery, at SIC. per ID, cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27
Anthracite Coal Trade, 1864.


The quantity sent by railroad this week, l.
Al ,2l3 OF; by canal, q 209 OIL; for the week g.
422 0s tons Total by railroad, 927, 62o Il; do. BY
canal 3s5, 1921 OF tons.
The shipment is heavy again this week, which
shows that the demand continues as active as ever.
Prices of coal also remain firm here, with an upward
tendency. Every thing in this region moves on
smoothly, and all the colleries are worked 20 the
Lest advantage, to their full capacity
Both the railroad and canal companies have ample
facilities for transporting all the coal to market that
offers. Freights to the East from Richmond have
receded some, and dealers are avaing themselves of
the present opportunity to lay in thor supplies.
Inc demand from that quarters therefore unusually
brisk, as the quantity sent by railroad shows, while
to New lork it has sackened of little, in the alb
sence of dealers.
to their stock this season, nearly all Of which are Of
eiu large class; and the motive power on the rcai
has been considerably increased also The facilities
Of the transporting department arc abundant but il
is extremely doubtful whether the coleres can pro-
duce more than the average weekly quantity now
mined II i rue that there are a number Of new
coieres in course Of preparation; but from all the
information we can CLEAN. there will be quito as
many levels exhausted there will be new ones
prepared for working this season The stoppege of
all new improvements after the passage of tho tariff
OK iSio, ana the extraordinary increase in the de-
mand last year Cover million tons), has placed
me trace IN its present position: but the enterprise
OF our coal operators IL sufficient for almost any
emergency, and we apprehend that after this year
there viii be no cause for any apprehension Of
short supply of coal, at least so far as Schuylki
county is concerned.
We understand that the orders for coal on the line
Of the Lchigh Works and Morris Canal, short of tide
exceeds the demand Of last year, so far. about one
hun4red thousand tons, and probably will reach one
hundred and fifty thousand tons during the year, so
that less coal from thai region will reach tide this
year than the quantity sent last year.
Amount of coal sent by the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad and Schuylkill Canal, for the week
ending on Thursday evening last:-