Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-15

THIS rare and valuable Coal Is varsity not quite
changed into ~ anthracite and 4 has only ssen dis
VIZ ~ South Wales, Great Britain; az Donez IN Russia
near ths lack Ssa an at nauphn and Lebanon countie
Pennsylvania ia the london market this coal comms nds
the htgaet price II Is min upon ths srte estate
$4,000 aeTess Of the uphin and Susq eanna CoaI Cola
pany tuated IN Pannsyania and Is nearer 10 thaoAs
OF baltimore and Washington than the coal any other
gipn. For easy Ignition, durability of fire. complete com
Son, sasy adaptation to the temperature of tie weather.
ana ia great power Y generating beat IL y ne RAsl cat ~
he a00rld Ii has tho infayl lnality of the btuminous
durability than either, II burns Without making any SCOT
visible smoke and the combustion Is complete that It
retains the fire until az The coal fs consumed Not SO with
thu nnthraces, especially the hard and heavy kinds They
do not burn up and henea th common troublesome practice
sitting their ashes to obtain fuel In burning the
Tran iton Coal there n taste for the en Goals made
by handling, burn well ordinary coal AL ho,d b.
harmed tgstAr II screened at all the dust only fhoud be
taken out.
very erroneous impression exists with many persons
that the heGce eoaa the most economical for ordinary
purposeo This might DO the case il coaswere old by ne
sureAlsnt bat when they sold by wrlenr In
Tayl0rs valuable work. Statistics of Coa the details
given T. show that 81 pounds Of free burning redas yield
heavy wore she q oOa m X the rsd s 10 b
economical than the .hite ash "a 81 per Any
person accustomed TO these heavy Goals will be aston
ished at the saving whiohcan made in burning the igho
cr knd when tested by the burnt in suitable
manner. n ~ e4GtElaa. I.a4et aa&, .ae MI UP.
Az exists with some that the freeburnine
aoale have tendency TO cinker Now general rule
coal Will cinksr draaght be applied TO than
the G. al naturally requires No would think of apply
ing bellows constantly toa fire made OF seasoned hickory
oak wood and would be equally absurd TO apply
5c eonEantly ree-hurnng coal But the heavy white
ash antiyaces cannot be burnt without powerful draft
and without using larger quantity OF coal than the tenn
peratur6 OF tho weater sometimes requires Various pat
terms ofatoves furnaces cooking u.s. invented
annually 70 conquer this difficulty hut 1t hiss been
done with complete oontrivaneo
which has been invented to burn COAL the Transition var
ETY. win make beautiful FIRE. and complantwin b.
made 70 manufacturer ellor of CRATES stoves when
this coal is read The drfo alone to be regulated by
damper In introducing this new coal for the first time
prepared aa 1t By tea machinery for domes
tic 1t may give greater confidence to the buyer
that he celebrated free burning red aeh veins in the Peach
Orchard district Pctsyiie Continuation Of the
Dfn pesas and they approach the nearest in value
the Transition coal. .t
shipments Of the Transition coal have already been made
70 the District Of Columbia and be obtained at retail
from the following persons. .s.
VIM I. Dove, Washington. Woodord Stone, Washington
F. Ma2ruder, do Hunsberger Co., do
Vim. Warier, do Myers Baker, Georgetown.
Orders for this coal ty the cargo well for the semi
buminous and anthracite Goals mined by the Dauphin
susquehanna Coal Company, viii be promptly by
ADAME FOSTER, Agent,
ONCE southwest corner Baltimore and South ste.
BALTIodoRE, Sept Is, 1882. lsep 16--1m