Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

FYsHIs rare and valuable coai "a a variety not quits
covered IN large Il ,hrs places aVo our sobs
via ~ south Wales Great Britain; Ut ponstz Ia Russia
ss n,ssA n ~ sad th al
the hghsst price 1t mined upon the large estate
acrefs Of the Dauphn and Coal Com
pany situated In Pennsylvania and 10 thecltie5
OF Banorc and Washington than the coal Of any other
gon For easy ignion durability OF fire. complete COM
bs0n adaptation TO tho temperature OF the weather.
and s great power in generating heat II Is the nEssal "a
m s9oll IL has the nhammability OF the btuminous
COAL with the cleanliness OF the anthracite and greater
sardby than either Itburns without making any SCOT
Visible smoke and the combustion 10 80 complete that
the antraeIes especially the hand and heavy kinds They
do mol burn up and hence hecommon troublesome practice
Of sing their ashcs toobain fuel In burning toe
Transition Coal there s no 0ast for tho sll Goals made
by handling burn well ordinary coal All ,hoild ts
burned together seleened az all the dast only should be
taken out.
very impression exists with many persons
that the hsai Goals arc the most economical for ordinary
purposes This might be the case Goals were fod by
ssensst, but when they sold by wEIaHT. In
Taylor valuable work con me dsails are
given to show that pounds Of burning red ash yield
Cd more heat to room In 10 hours than 81 pounds OF
heavy white ash coal making tho red ash at $780, to b
more economical than the white ash at 81 u ton Any
person accustomed these heavy Goals will be aston
ished at the saving which be made In burning the light
manner, EFE ~ Y
An apprehension exists with some that the resburning
Goals have tendency to clnksr Now general rule,
coal will cner unless draught be applied TO II than
the coal naturally required No would think OF apply
ing bellows constantly to rs made Of seasoned hickory
wood aud 1t would BE- equally aa absurd to apply
Ju constantly TO burning coal hut the heavy white
ash cannot DO burnt Without powerful draft
and without using larger quany or coal than the tenn
perature OF the weather soenes requires Various pat
terms of Stoves furnaces cooking ranges &c. invented
annually conquer this difficulty. but 1t has been
done With complete scces In every however
which has been invented to burn COAL the transion var
ETY. will make beautiful fire. and complaint will be
made 10 manufacturer seller OF CRATES stoves when
this coal Is used The draft alone to DO regulated by
danper In introducing this new coal for the first tine,
prepared az It Is BY stea power machinery FOR oss
tic use may give greater confidence 70 the buyer g say
that the celebrated free burning red ash veins In the Peach
Orchard district, PothvIle continuation Of the
lpin pes and they approach tue nearest In yGluo to
the Transition coal. t &A9.ss ~ s-@ k%t
Shipments Transition coal already been made
to the District OF Colunba and be obtained at retail
from the following persona i&l.
VIM. 4. Dove, Washington Woodord Stone, Washington
h. Magruder do Hunsbsrgsr q CO., do
VIM. Wardsr, do Myers Baker, Georgetown.
orders for this coal by The cargo we'll for the semi
btumpous and anthracite GOALS mined by the Dauphin and
SaS4aahanns Coal Company viii bs promptly executed by
atg ADAMS FOSTER, Agent, "a
ONCE southwest corner Baltimore and South sts.
BALTIMORE Sept. 10, 1852 sep l6--lm