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Increase in all kinds. l4O7O9
.The actual quantity of Coal that its outlet at Pine
in 1855 is 1877 $40 tons but the balance is reported
in the tonnage by the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
and elsewhere
OF the above supply of 6,491 1S7 Anthracite
Coal Schuykill County furnished Gle, ,60s tons
Inc other Regions. 3,574579
Up to 1856, Schuylk County furnished than one
half the Anthracite Coal sent market but in 1857
fell short 346 622 tons, and this year she falls short
half the supply 657 971 tons. The opening of Re
gions and outlets has been the of increasing
the supplies from other quarters In 1857 all the Re
gions lost except the Shamokn, which gained slightly.
In 1870 the loss and gain follows:
Schuylkill Region. .125,770
Shamokin - ....................... 1898
Lehgh. ................ ............... 29sO4
Wyoming ............................. 1756SS
las 6s3 205 492
las 6S3
M.
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bushel. Whskey-The market is rmer W th further
sales at &c az cts for Pennsylvania and Ohio bbs and
24E cts. for drudge; hogsheads are scarce
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Increase in 1858. 8........................ .... sos

MANA SAHTB.--The London Star OF the 22d De-
cember, SAYS:
very curious piece of news has reanhed MS by the
last mail from India; indeed curious that we will
at once mention our direct authority before re-
minding our readers of its inherent probability.
An officer in command of a cavalry regiment
who is in full pursuit of Tantia Topee and has been
within four miles of him, expresses his full convic
ton that Tantia TOpee is other than Mana Sahib
himself The rumOrs of the Nana's immediate ap-
pearance were, it seems, universal just before Tan
tia Topee's crossing the Nerbudda and the prison
ers and deserters, of whom the officer in question
had spoken with several, he being excellent YER
nacnlar scholar, are, he SAYS, unanimous on the
point that it is Mana Sahib who is lodging our
columns in Central India under the name Of Tantia
Topee.
However improbable this NAV look at first sight
little consideration will show that there are MANY
circumstances which coincide so well with the
statement as to render it, on second thoughts most
probable that it should be true. 1t is now several
months since We had any authentic information of
Nana Sahib, and it is incredible that, after hav-
ing been prominent and restless at first he should
have suddenly become quescent, or would have
been suffered to do so amid the peris of his party
with lakh of rupees offered for his head. On the
other hand, Tantia TOpee becomes prominent Just
when Mana Sahib vanishes; his army is ALWAYS
styled ''the army of the Peishwa;" and finally in
the Cawnpore story of the half-caste it is stated
that Miss Wheeler is not dead, but with Tantia
Topee. Why with Tantia Topee? What can he
have done to require such hostess to save his life?
If Tantia TOpee be the Mana, there is no mystery
about it; and perhaps other Europeans may turn up
besides Miss Wheeler, when his pursuers overtake
him. 1t becomes, now, however, doubly important
that they should do SO, on the presumption that
their enemy is Mana Sahib in person; for if he
could once reach the Deccan. and unfurl the stand
ard OF the Peishwa, it might be the signal for new
struggle of the most serious kind
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From tie PotSpiiIe Miners journal Of Jan 18TH !
ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE OF THE United

From tie PonsUilIe Miners JoarnaI Of Jan 15th.l
ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE OF THE UNITED
STATES.
We give below the official quantity of Anthracite
Coal sent to market in 1858, together with the
semi-Anthracite and Bituminous Coal domestic and
imported sent towards the sea board, which comes
in competition with the Anthracite. The quantity
sent to market is larger than we anticipated at the
commencement of last year. and shows an increase
over the supply of 1857 of 50 S09 tons of Anthracite
and $4,000 tons of the other kinds making the
total increase for the year l40, ,7O9:
1857. 1858 Inc Dec
ScHUYLKILL Rem. Tons. Tons Tons Tons
BY Railroad. IL ,7O9, $50 ,542645 l66 907
BY Canal. ....... 4 275 9S9 S23 SO4 47Sl5
BY PinegroYe.... s56S37 .5O15q
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A demi-bust and plate, ordered to be cast of Rus
sian gun metal in the brass-gun foundry of the
Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, representing the
crowned head of her Majesty, were on the 9th
erected in the vacant space formerly occupied by
the public clock in the eastern ornamental arch
way of the Royal Artillery Barracks. The work
has been highly eulogised, and the resemblance is
| considered perfect.
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ARTIFICIAL PEARLs.-A very remarkable result of
ment of the Meurthe, when, from a small stream,
the enormous weight of $4,000 kilogrammes of
bleak was taken during the last season. The scales
OF this hsh are used for making artificial pearls By
an ingenious process they are reduced to kind of
lustrous paste called essence d'0rient and the
French artificial pearls are simply small hollow
glass balls coated inside with this paste and filled
with white wax Gal,gaanPs Messenger.
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lG,3gs 10

Paid John W Maxwell & &Co.............. sG5 592 II
The reports of the Register win show the
condition of the city finances The receipts into
Treasury for the fiscal year ending the 3lt of Decem
ber, from tax bills settled in the Collectors Office
6S 40 The levy for 1855 81 Is the 800 greatly
below the actual demands upon the Treasury This per
total of 81 6l 5s applicable to the expenses of the
year, Including arrearages of floating debit Of which
little more than six -tenths have been collected
The report of the City Collector exhibits most mpro
we'd condition of affairs in that department and bears
testimony to the prompness with which tax payers
have responded to the demands upon them It win
seen that larger amount has been collected than
previous year-owing il is believed to the activity with
which the bills have been distributed The tenaton
of all collections hereafter into that Office will
ry entail an increased amount of additional work, and
the demand for clerk is unr Great
dissatisfaction prevails in regard requiring
advertisement of property when the time has been
eapse within which the city and Stat Ia xes are col
lectabe Heavy expenses have been unnecessarily entaed
upon persons failing meet their obligations, and
plants daily made at this Office for redress While il
is the duty of the Collector that all are paid
into the treasury without unnecessary delay and within
the limits fixed by the ordnance it is also the duty Of
the Council to repeal all regulations imposing
burdens upon the delinquents would respectfully
gest that this matter he referred committee with in.
strucons to report remedy for what has become
| rious evil
The suggestion in regard to registry of all
| worthy of your consideration
The floating debt under which the Treasury has been Ia
boring has been Of long standing and has greatly inter
fered with the introduction of permanent stem of fl
which would enable the city adopt uniform stand
ard of taxation In 1885, when mypredecessor
flee, the floating debt had reached its maximum, amount
ing at that time to the Of s6s2OOO Since has
been in steady course of reduction and the Register
ports notes outstanding the 3lst of December amount
ing to 1896 63I 02.
The fa lure from unavoidable contingencies of the div
dend Of S2l0OOO the stock held by the city the Bal
tmore and OhiJ Railroad Company and the loss of
interest paid by the city the million loan the Pitts
burg and Connellsvie Railroad Comp"ny, both falling
within the year, have operated serious drawback il
the final liquidation of this account.
The direct expenses of city like this must he expected
TO increase with its growth and popuaton and
the available of have kept pace in
equal ratio
There is subject which has engrossed larger shar
of my attention. and have the strongest reason to hope
that point has now been reached, when by judciou
management, and sound economy prosperou
condition of our finances may be confidently relied upon
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1t is my earnest DESIRE in furtherance Of the financial
system which hope to establish with the concurrence
your honorable body that joint resolution be entered
no that hereafter lery shall made in any one
fceToang me tlH Of one hundred cents the one Inn
area dollars With rigid adherence to rule of his
SORT ana liked determination the part of the repre-.
senaVes OF the people to Orego all appropriations like
y 10 interfere with its operaon and reduce the esti
mates as much below this standard Extraordinary
wants of the city from time to time will Justify it
be doubted that capital will be attracted ourcty and
fresh impetus given to the march Improvement
In order the clearly present the actual condition
of the city enumerate the bonded debt for which tba
treasury is directly responsible and on which the
interest is provided in the absence of returns
the investments for which it was contracted
Stock purchased in Bait. and Ohio Railroad
Company, ,Susquehanna Railroad Co. and
llde water canal per cent. 456 Tl3 II
ne F! per cent court house Stock l60,754 81
w Per cent STOCK other than Court House. 905421 81
New Jail stock issued to date =. Sl57, ,594 O3
amount to be issued. ............ 92,406 81
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Pittsburg and Connellsville Railroad loan

ot Oh wnich the city pays interest Sc 761 $50 II
Against this there now an appreoate sntino
fund of $3.50 5a6 There is also standing appropria
o OF soOoo per annum to be taken out of the levy of
each year. and two the one hundred dollars for
hteen years specifically applicable the liquidation of
the 1al debt In addition, would recommend that when
ever dividend is paid by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company amounting to six per cent upon the city,s in
terest IN that road $4,000 per said dividend be
carried to the sinking fund in of her ndebted
ness on this account The sinking fund applicable to the
Jail debt is S1O,613l3 " ~
An these items together will be found to produce an
annual revenue OF about $50 00O With the adopon of
hs system and the regular investment the accruing
the debt as above enumerated, would soon be
brought within manageable compass
during the year commencing on the 1st of January
!eos and total demands upon the city treasury iuclud
ns interest on funded debt, enumerated above-notes
outstanding, and the estimates for all the departments
according to an exhibit lately made up by the Compro
eT after deducting available receipts from all sources
FROM which deduct arrears of taxes colecta-
bic during the year, say.............. 400 900 90
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-
!. !:
~ selyss - rec
49, I. = $500. ss.sss ss y,
- sss.:. ]. III II ~ ss ss ssss sss:
q E1 = - ! = So. 81 s sl~Ays Scsu-
usS1il;s,E r = = = ~ Rsbih. NJ prisci-:
pel Aseel ~ ~ md ililr qeattG
s. shiat. "a ri ssesisF xhiek coz
sIseanbssiss. 4 III Il our syslss o inerus.
81 ai1sssus pase " .. beiy. and %
= - ~ ~ many bftks viud peocssses.--
r. 1Slp xneth mary fHefs " prove The rsa-
- 1eAc y HI posltieM isot prsspsses % iasti-
60 = - q eEpsss lpeats pa Anisaals whose
s. -. = s..'g x n. ,s1 e ~,
- Fl e - = ~ "a sdministssing lAe- |
Naiif ef6fs6sy I'D. Ths lsstie seid b |
- = - ~ poser II disaolving the In |
srun1a1lpu Rhiek fbrm N No arterisa. cartilage,
- 9tlyts - - hearE and ~ batsermiik q |
h1n1s - fAts - IN = narsossf IN agreeable |
~ u NOD ~ habilu&i p-e. itis sappossd may |
~ - syassm ftpm skoes causes which inevitably
49, xoaih AetxscA tbe 7sih ard Tooth year.
RI - n05her a. one " the articles IN The New |
g JSat41t sxpfpssss his appreciation Of the |
l6hoes q u. &l nobin, md gives, moreover |
$780, u Nh uxn = = he peobehility that the |
puI3s1sf uaA ~ 10y b sxtssdsi he makes |
IL Alapwise fprnais,yle Every quality which |
sploeee - = - excspstoh h species, indicates
4 esW nj - which this spncios may he satec-
- aAthpr eAyx-rsa Applsing this rrinci-
pls - aAs present. snl5ess we NY there arc mac.
rohi1oo o. 1entsnesleas In the human speces; this
nA1rshis h compatibls with hsman organization,
and, sinss 3 exists, IL cause nay be determined.
Nov, . process ! kpowledee IT the cause 10 b DO
niaDtW u tbe e1sst5 Aad that which has hereto
fdee besn - eisspliop nay beeoms rale.
~ show thai. people do sometimes live u be
sssy ~ whether eaips % tuttsrmi,k cannot
~ = spsasnse sons iaets iron the articles be-
.->> ~ l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10

AccIpksr 10 an AnRaic4s an SwIrxEaLANp.-
A letter from Deras states tia, on the fourth Of
September Mr.. Carpenter. IL the bank uo,o on.
CRAVING houss of Phiiai6.phia. was ascending the
Marren. aud foil from his bprss Ia one Of The pre-
cipitcus passes. and both elaborated and fractured
has shsaider bone he was found lying on tho
road side by tic Hon. Rohsrt G. Winthrop and bis
party. On being taken back 10 ftsrlachen he
was visited by the physicians Of the dowaser Elm.
pFees Of Russia. and was made as comfortable as
could be hoped, lie will probay bs confined Tor
four weeks at least.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10
K E r % s EN- E OIL! ?!
GRE 1T RED Ut'IIONIN PRICE.
NO VARIATION FOR TrIE WINTER
The New York Kerosene Oil Compaa,

I5sffJ
4 NNoUNcE THAT, having made great Improvements
n the manufacture Of Kerosene they enabled to
fer it To the Trade at
One Dollar per Gallon Wholesale.
The attention OF Is respectfully called 10 The
joined liable, the result of phooctricai examination, by
n. KENT, ESD OF New York. Chemist and dated Feb ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10

AaU Mnuy otHstoUl nttHNof htte NUu uAtc NV
ed 10 nodeFn times. might BE- mentioned.
The inssances of longevity below 100 years urc
ffsqssaa
Some curious faets Ass related AZ 10 tho habits
of theas 1ged individuals. Policeman. surgeon,
who lived 70 be llo ysars old, never passed day
without being Intoxicated, and tho peasant wo-
man. obst, who lived to bs 1855. drank ordinarily
two tnmllersfull u brandy daily. AFr'ueh res.
ident Of Detroit, who lived 10 ll6, mover drew a
sober breath during 104 years.
On tha gther hand, many VI tho old folks lived
remarkably teapsfate lives. Jean Cau.er. who
died a. the age q las. liyedehcay on milk fool.
Thomas FAR, who lived 1862 years and o months,
s'snbsirted al hin lifa upon bread, old cheese,
milk. whey, and table beer;v .nnd Peter Zostan
who lived selslypa. ysgeiailes--- think butter.
milk must haze bspn adaed ~ his fare attained
the EeuaaFkAhls ago Of 1856.
After this statensut, We have 20 doubt all the
'chusns A tho country win be kept busy. and al
the people converted 10 Oliver Twists erying in.
osssantly isf thai boscrAgaoflife. "M~,e, more"
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Great Northern Western and South West<
MAIL ROUTE,
Via virgilli . Central Railroad.


IN 4 E asa..Ii q
LN0 Tile, sunon, leWlsbnrg VIurleslo,
IL Va, Gnyandotie, DO Two daily Trains for Washington
baltimore, lladelthia New York, Wheeling, Cincinnati,
Louiryilie.
Day Mail passcng Train leaves Richmond daily
6a0 4. NJ
Nigt Accommodation PA .enger Train lea,es Richmond
daily texcrlt Sundays) at Dab y. NJ
This 620 A. N. Train Is nj Washington with
r, NJ, and the Geo r. NJ with he i:3u A. NJ Express
lom Washington for the differ. \, points above named.
Nv Through Tickets be procured In l,ncburg at tho
Ticket 0tcc Of the soat Idle Raroad Company, ol y. W.
u0kSEI, Ticket Agent
~ ny, ncM to,A ."
- /
To Washington mud Alexa nj ria ......... 10 ~
Passengers for Washington u ra down Hotel
Pennsylvania Avenue, free Of q, &C.
rasschgs aud their baggage ira nod between the DeIols
IN Richmond free Of carg mud To the Depot Hotel
Pennsy Avenue In Washing thus saving hack hire
Through Tickets be procured n Washington 10 iisburg,
gainesville, Dayton Columbus ONO Decatur Jcfersonyle,
indianapolis aud Vneenn.s, Indja Ia; Louisville, Kentucky;
H. Louis Chicago de-, &r. and all aria of The West.
eB- baggage checked tka1gh.
T1lt ~ DOnAMEAD,
July i3-ds ii' tncra superintendent.
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N Ia 7 . N
LYseHHpsa, Sept. 1si, lao
ID EsOLUTIoB Adjusted by the Virginia Tennessee Rail
COMPANY. relation Ia the FHirs held In Virginia.
1. Resolrsd That Menbers Of The various Agricultural
secccs hold u,s sanaai fas within The
vrxiua 10 nom said fairs, the Virginia
Tcuaessce Rai(roud, . half price,
Kesoiced, Thai usual shall b. charged upon Nil
aniusas articles going Ie fai Of the Agricultural
cucsleA held In Octobe nexl
Resseed, That ALI such animals and articles having gone
down vvrs this ros4 may frQn tho sad fair
pass haek 70 hc 20 , FROM ~hich Ar s,aric free Of cargr
do shus passed down this
road shali ren charges paid going down, upon the
0 ftincaie that such anlDAs ~ ARTICLES have
been ssually cxhib ix NJ either II The aforesaid fairs
Re<s{yed 1A the attendants OF animals going
vsirnny the falrs shall he passed free, when In
actual attendance sr,d animals
kesoirsd, That u Company, 10 transporting o. their
road animals Intended exhibition the
ssd Fnirn egong regulations will be respo
se any dsmags tss thai mar bea said auiDas
tclcA
ny order Of tho Board.
AJa as-iim u. H. GILL, GeuL Supt.
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go AZ. n. !" - u - &
t.. = pa<se - = - ~.
q - 8 !slssss 8 q ~ ~ -! - 10
dnsa4 - @1asel ~ ~ fu1l ~ = tga@ -
use.A 49, essA y ~ -. : - -. ,,
dsssssil q isas - go q P.
al.5sSs - 1Elps "A - a-sss g Tshssss er sspss
y = '--''@s-' .A.A ! s '.;|'ss i E.s
n.s. !. a.. is., ca 3 S'ss sssa s sss,s,,
Iyssssss 5ssss isssd "a. - isssS 100. 5ss In
msrr, m1n4 5s-diy
T.iWosktv Pssfeht sed Keee.pgsf Line
FOR BALTIMORE.
IN y tywhsssn steemhsst Cpehpah5'e Eteaa-
.G<1EkfZ 90 1Ho. PEABODY Cap. kscnaks PeIIsn
zss. aud NkIvfDEEEs CspL wN ksssn WI have Rich
nosd Tor nsmosr ssesy TsS~deS. sfsdaY snd Ssfs,daH
sTusnsxs, vii Mare bnpefe fOf Kehnond ever 1Aesdag
yzsrsfoy and &srdaN ttestby bng khlpps and Pas
senger opportunity ~ comsnuneatlo bewee tbs
gE- frrieht rccved 10 boih places every day
For speed end Cof fhssc hne SenIners sre eqan not
suesos VI tbe in IN he found In is " any other
riy These having bcsn ned out With slend sae
Rpn Passenger Accommodation arr rcopmended 10 The
cighting community ~ tho most eoDf,rtablc,
cheapest. ind speedy mae of transportation between s NY
points.
Columbian Ilotei or q slenH1ecs Landing ocksil.
H. D w. CukkIE, Agents, Richmond
sria Idly J. BRANDT, in. No IAghi 81. baltimore.
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CHOICE Java Coffee In bags nnd pockets New Potomac IL
~ rings choice sugar Cured Hama Ale Cider, fine
powder Tea anc French Brandy and old kyc and Bours
Whisky, for sale by tsA u. JONES u CO,
July l4-dts ft#f Richmond
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CUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, manufactured by whrloc,
Co.. sImore, uaiauhiedly the hes. preparation for
bacco and Wheat In trial wil satsy per,p
that II Is superior any other. For aaie pr
June 3-dts .,,.s - JAMES BOYD co
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DISSOLUTION.

u I0SV u VT1VN.
UNHE copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
Knner Sanders Ia this DAY dissolved b. inntua con~n
have sold 10 Alex Kinnirr entire interest in the
firm Of all stock hand, and all the debts due thu Old
ccrn In winding up the business Those indebted 10
firm Of Kinner Sanders Will pcare forward sells
their accounts, Is important tn wind up the bushes
quick ar possible. ALIEN klNNIER
IyScuBuaa, LIST July, 1864. 4. W. SANDERS,
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esy-m FINE GREEN AND BLACK fEAs.---we have D.
EsM received fresh supply Of Green and Hack Teas
haE Aof which Of very superior quality and will s
accommodating terms. q I. =. sssgs. NJ e
march ly-,l,s - 80 Ass LEE, ROOKIE 4 Co
lust received speudid act Of wafaut PARLoR YUgSl
- TURE finished In Plsil Please cali and SEE il
may 5-dis. JOHN PURVIs AgeH
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WE have hand something Ia the way 81 SLIDE
w land sidr frequently interrupt the trans
pofta0n n passengers upon our noanan rar"as 10 The
Of eHiefprisng conductors 10 nothing
about otlcrs-bul superior elegant Ia wa,
for GentIeens 'don Guards Also, new thing
the form Of for Vest Chains instead ot Hook,
formerly our ens will please take notice aud give
a call II they should he In sani VI slise bar
seJt Adds siIvERTIiokN A CLIFF.
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NttuIfGN C1lIZenSII
III AVE you called at IIiRsH sTRABsR,s CIo,ing Roo,
she's and Gents Furnishing Establishment? II YOU have
We arg certain sod will call agu aud tse that have mai
soud certainly call as their motto H. .seing Cheap TO in
crease Sus'om aud Dollar Saved ls Dollar madev We mr..
1g y to the public In general alt 10 H. q s
LeGis'. unc Q; -dt.l uIpsii = - ',.1 ~, I
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NEW VUNVEKN.
WE the undersigned having formed coparnerslp in TIL
w name and 81, c oi Solomon Mnsser and will cunu
the GROCERY BJsIN Ss ut the old stand John H. solo
deed, lIy Main Street
We take this method II informing the citizens of Iync
and the surrounding country generally, that In ece
M and well selected stock nf prime Groceries, Of III
kinds aad solicit the ronage of all in of
We viii cnieaNor 10 keep constantly hand we-seccte,
stock of the best Groceries in the market will
give entire satisfaction 10 all WHO will favor with call
NJ. d. SOLOMON,
aug 25df MM. X. MUSsEK.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-23

The Ohio StdtssHidR rejoicos over the
fact that q you throw out Of eonsidera-
ton the Western Reserve, the State is
Democratic. That reminds us Of the query
put to DR.. Samuel l.. Mitchell, the New
York saryant, "why the yield Of white
sheep was greater than that Of black onesi
The doctor gave many learned reasons,
but finally asked the farmer ifhe had any
theory on the subject. "Yes," was the
reply, sit is because there are more white
sheep than black ones" We leave the
Statesman 10 make the application
Louisville J0urad.