Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-10

1NHlS rare and valuable Coal Is variety not quite
changed into an anthracite and IL has only been dis
covered n large quane at three places upon globe
viz at South Wales Great Britain; DoneI In Russia
the Black Sea- and at Dauphin and Lebanon counties
Pennsylvania In the London market this coal commAnds
the highest price 1t Is mined upon the large estate
pany situated in Pennsylvania, and Is 10 theces
OF Baltimore and Washington than the coal Of any other
gion For easy ignition durability OF re, complete com
buston easy adaptation TO the temperature OF the weather
and its great power in generating heat is the coal
he oorld. II has the inhammabity Of the bitumnous
COAL with the cleanliness of the anthracite, and greater
durability than either. 1t burns without making any SCOT
visible smoke and the combustion complete that 1t
retains the fire until all the coal IS consumed Not with
the anthractes especially the hard and heavy kinds They
do not burn aud hence the common practice
Of sitting their ashes TO obtain fuel In burning the
Transition Coal there Is tOd for the small Goals made
by handling burn well ordinary coal All shoud be
burned together II screened at all the dust only should DO
taken out.
very impression exists with many persons
that the heaviest Goals the most economical for ordinary
purposes This might be the If Goals fod by
Surentent, but when they sold by In
Taylors valuable work. Statistics Of Coal the details
given TO show that 81 pounds of free burning red yield
ed moro heat to In is hours, than 81 pounds Of
heavy white ash COAL making the red ASH at So 3d. TO be
economical than white ash at 81 81 per Any
person accustomed to these heavy Goals will be aston
shed at the saving which be made in burning the light
er kinds when tested by the toe and burnt In suitable
manner.
An apprehension exists with that the eburnng
Goals have aendency to clnker Now, general rule
coal will cnker unless greater draught be applied t than
the coal naturally requires No would think Of apply
ing bellows constantly TO fire made of seasoned hickory
blast constantly to eeburnng coal But the heavy white
ash anthraces cannot be burnt without powerful draft
and without using larger quantity Of coal than the tenn
perature Of the weather sometimes requires Various pat
terms of Stoves furnaces cooking ranges &c. invented
annually TO conquer this difficulty, but has been
done with complete Inevery contyance however,
which has been invented to burn COAL the transition vari
ETY. viii make beautiful fire, and complaint will be
made to manufacturer seller Of CRATES stoves when
this coal is used The draft alone is to be regulated by
damper In introducing this coal for the first time,
prepared as 1t by steam machinery for domes
confidence say
that the celebrated free burning red ash veins in the Peach
Orchard district Posvle continuation Of The
Daupn uens and they approach tho nearest in value TO
the Transition coal.
Shipments of the Transition coal have already been made
to the District of Columbia and ii be obtained at retail
from the following persons:
VIM. L. Dove, Washington Woodford Stone, Washington.
i. Magruder, do Hungberger q Co., do
VIM. Warder, do Myers Baker, Georgetown.
Orders for this coal by the cargo we'll for the semi
bminous and anthracite GOALS mined by the Dauphn and
susquebanna Coal Company will be promptly executed by
ADAMS FOSTER, Agent
Once southwest corner Baltimore and South sts
BALTIMORE, Sept Is, 1852 sep l6-1m