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Evening star., 1868-08-24

THE PROPERTIES OF THE READY Rr
LIEF ARE CoUNTER-IRRITANr, RUBEFA
GENT, ANTI.sPAsMeDIc, pIsINFEcTASr
AET1sEPTIC, DIFFUsIvE erImULANr
TONIC, HERVINE, ANoDYNR, AET-ACID.
Evening star., 1868-08-24

MOONLIGHT ExcCRsIoNs.-Thes steamer Ar
row leaves her wharf foot OF Seventh strest
every afternoon this week-commencing TO.
mOrrow-at X O'Clock for Marshall Hall MI.
and White House, Va, returning to the civ
the same evening. Music and refreshments on
board the boat. Captain Stacl<pole has charge
which is a guarantee that these excursions will
be pleasant and popular.
Evening star., 1868-08-24
BATOHELOR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair bye is the best In the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reli able
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; invso
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful blal
and Sscrery N M !. sn8 W
No. Is Bond sreet, New York. ia1s-eodly
Evening star., 1868-08-24

MASKED BALL AT WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGs.-Iarge posters are out here an
nouncing an excursion TO grand mas ked bali
~ Greenbriar White Sulphur Springs, Va on
the evening of the 9th instant. As an induce.
me Mt for the public to attend the list of mana
gers Is printed. Among them are Generals r.
+. Lee and Beauregard, Col. b. q. Adams, of
Mississippi, Alexander H. Stephens, j. T
Perkins, Alabama, Governors Pickens, 5. O.
Letchers, Va, and +. :. Stockdale, Texas;
Commodore Maury, J. p. CcwardIn, of the
Richmond Dispatch, and other noted South
ernerS,
Evening star., 1868-08-24

EDUCATIoNAL.-The Everett Institute, a
classical and English school foI boys on Massa
chusetts avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets,
reopens on Monday, September 7th. See
advertisement.
Evening star., 1868-08-24
ITS GRAND POWER In THE PREVENTION
AND CURE OF PEsT1LENTIAL ANB
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES

II is In diseases where fpmedi ate and absolrt,,
assistance and relief is required therein this rene
dy proves Its superior, and might say. super-
health.
In cases where Epidemic Diseases, Pestilepce
Small PoN, Feyers, 6s exist. this remedy proves
the potent power of dsinfectant. neutrAlize ara
cure. No one that the Ready Relief when
Asistie Cholera, Yellow Fever, Typhoid Fever
will he seized with these diseases: aud IN -eizei
when using IL, will be cured IL the directions are
followed. Simple ss this remedy 10, it pOsss- ses
the elements OF cure OF the most violent paiuful.
and fatal disc sses that scour &c the earth
Evening star., 1868-08-24

WHAT MAKES your hair so beautiful Mrs.
S. A. Aliens Improved new style) Hair Re-
storer or Dressing, GE one bottle.) Price One
Dollar. Every druggist sells 1t. 60
Evening star., 1868-08-24

PERSONS SUBJECT 10 .rnonlexy- b..r, ,,,s-
sase headaches, sudden Paintings, should Keep IN.
kenei near them tesspoopful in water, sIli, a.
three minutes, remove all din hculty
Evening star., 1868-08-24

THE EVERETT LYcEUM.-At a regular meet.
ing of this association, held at Union Iearue
Hall on Saturday evening. ]. Z. Farnham pre-
siding, resolutions of coincidence on the death
OF Hon. Ihaddeus Stevens were adopted, and
an eloquent eulogy was pronounced by MT T
h. lmorie, OF Pa, which was followed with
appropriate remarks ON the same subject by
Col. II. 7. Burrows. ~
Evening star., 1868-08-24

VAST QUANTITIES OF IVORY DESTROYED
Thousands Of teeth that might last q life time
are lost every year, simply because the parties
concerned either forget or do not appreciate
The fact that Sozodont, duly applied, renders
the dental substance proof against decay.
ACCIDENTS will occur even in the best reeu.
lated families, and "Spalding's Glue" should
be kept handy, always.
Evening star., 1868-08-24

FLAG RAIsISe.-This evening tall hic torv
pole will be erected az Brightwood, ID. c. from
which VIII be suspended Seymour and Blair
tag.
Evening star., 1868-08-24

For CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, &C.,
visit DIR. Whites rooms, No. &2i Pennsylvania
avenue, between N and 9th streets.
Evening star., 1868-08-24

LADIES, try the choicest Perfume In the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor Of rare and delicate boouet of
flowers, and in this respect is unrivalled A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the Handkerchief for many
hours. 90
Evening star., 1868-08-24

IL SUDDENLY sEIZED With pain one tea
spoonful IN slas. Of WAFER will, in fe~ inmates
remove all upeasinese.
Evening star., 1868-08-24

TAkKN INTERNALLY-Hslfs slf ,easrccr,,l A.
luted in water, ~ . pleasant drink-stiu els,t,.r
and Strengthening.
Evening star., 1868-08-24
n. H. H.

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR HOWE
PURPOSES.
Evening star., 1868-08-24

% TRUNK wARE-ROOMs. FRA
Travellers Are invited 10 call and select
TRUNKS, vALIsEs, AND sATOHILs,
From the largest and best assorted Stock In
this city.
Marx aslivered free charge.
WALL, ROBINSON q CO.,
322 Pennsylvania avenue,
jel.tf between 9th and 10Th streets.
Evening star., 1868-08-24

PERSONS wishing to subscribe for Tn SrAp
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
will please leave their orders at No, 122 East
Capitol street. between 4th and 5th.
JOHN CoGeINs, Agent
Evening star., 1868-08-24

CHARGED WITH GRAND LARCESY.-On Sat.
urday evening last, officer &. e.. Langley, of
the fourth precinct, arrested Annie Price and
Amy Jones, colored, charged with having
broken open trunk on the 18th inst belong.
ing 10 Michael Conner, and stealing therefrom
SIS in silver. They Were taken before Justice
Morsell. 10 answer the offence, and there made
a full confession, and We're committed 10 an !.
swer the charge Of grand larceny. The greater
portion OF the treasure was recovered
Evening star., 1868-08-24

PRICE LIST Of Gents Furnishing Goods at
the original Franc, i94 Seventh street, Qarge
plate glass 'front.' betw cen and E streets
Good White Shirts, ,S1-S150 Fine White Shirts,
S2.00-2.50; Good Summer Under Shirts, so, IS,
81; Good Summer Drawers, 50, 20, 81
Good Cotton Socks, 10, Is, 20 cents. Paper;
Collars, 10, Is, Is, 2S cents per box: Handker-
chiefs and Suspenders, Ties and Scarfs, in end.
less variety, At popular prices. p. S.-I have
no hranc ch stores. 4.
Evening star., 1868-08-24

STOPS PAIN quicker than MORPHINE, chloro-
form; opium, or any other asodype known TO "a.
world.
Evening star., 1868-08-24

RAILWAYS READY RELrEP
In ITS SIMPLICITY AND GRANDEUR.
Evening star., 1868-08-24
FALL STYLE HATS.

FALL STYLE HATS H
For $3.50 you can have your old style SILK
Hat remodeled TO the latest fall style
Also, beet HAT made to order At So; second
quality -, at CUyN1NGHAMS
an 10 colin No. 346n 7.h, bet. aud K
Evening star., 1868-08-24

CoRNs, BuNIoNs, BAD NAILS, and all dis.
eases OF the feet, successfully treated by Dr.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9th streets. Once
hours from 8 a. m. TO 6 p. m. No charge for
consultation. Established 1861.
Evening star., 1868-08-24
MARRIED

wRAPPINs PAPER for sale. Apply at tn
STAR Once.
Evening star., 1868-08-24

APPLIED EXTERNALLY-wben there 10 main.
or Inflammation, saords instant ease.
Evening star., 1868-08-24

subscribe to the FOREGOING paper, with the
qualification that was not present on the Syn
OF June, (having been detained at home by SICK
ness but from testimony satisfactory 10 n
have full onfidence in all that is stated by the
Aldermen whose names are above subscribed,
IN respect TO the proceedings OF that dav.
JOHN q. LARMAN.
Evening star., 1868-08-24

THI RTvKR FRoNT.-The steamer Winnis-
simmett left Potomac Ferry whaf IL morning
With larse number Of colored Odd Fellows
10 the same place viii be made by the colored
Odd Fellows Of Alexandria The regular re.
port will be found below:
Hdrrey's Wharf.-Arrived-Schr A. Tyler
Owens, from Havre- de- Grace, with ls5 tons of
coal Tor Harvey. Clark & Given.
Carers Who1.-ArrIved-Sch Sarah NJ
Clayton, Walls, from Havre-de-Grace, with
from Salisbury, Nd, with lumber for George
w. Linviiie d Co.
Rdey's Waarf-ArrIved-Stea Columbia,
Hooper, from Baltimore and river landings,
with merchanise and passengers: scnrs Arthur
Tyler, Slower, from Norfolk, with lumber and
shingles for Wlhtt &c Redgrave; Widows
Sons, Smith, with wood for market.
Foy's sWRd5-Arrived-Scho Mechanic,
Smart, from Daleysville, with wood, for mar
ket.
Brown's -Arrived-Schooner Elenora,
Lynes, from Port Deposit with 63,0O0 feet of
lumber, for s. p Brown Son: and 1900 feet
OF lumber for VIM Mclean; War Eagle, Mer-
rill, from baltimore, with lumber and scant-
hng. for s. p. Brown SON; Union, Perry,
from Maryland Point, with wood, for S. p.
Brown Son; Samuel T. Gross well, Hinsley,
from Eastern Shore, with wood, for s. p.
Brown & Son.
Berrys Wha5.-Arrived-St Hi Living.
ston: Wilson, from Baltimore and river land
ings.
Fire Commissioners at their last meeting ap.
pointed a Committee consisting OF Messrs.
Thompson. Goodall and johnson to in vestigate
the administration Of the Fire Alarm Depart
ment, since the accession OF Mr.. LarcombA to
the superintendency of that department. The
Committee was appointed in accordance with
r. quest OF Mr.. Larcombe to that effect.
The committee was to have met at the City
Hall this afternoon At two o'clock; at that hour
Mr.. Thompson was the only member of the
commtee present. Mr.. Gorbutt, one of the
M amy mis- CrNv1n
that he had been authorized by Mr.. Goo tall.
who was absent from the city, TO act in his
place.
Inc SeeIelary, Mr. stewart dld not under
Mr.. Goodall without further authority, and
there the matter rested at the hour we went to
press.
Mr.. Larcombe was present also, awaiting the
action of the committee, besides policemen and
others supposed 10 be witnesses in the investi.
CATION.
Evening star., 1868-08-24

CHICKEN RoBBERY.-Un Saturday night last
rad was made by chicken thieves upon the
hennery OF Sergeant Meredith, of the Seventh
Ward police, on n street, between 9th and X
South Washington. His stock consisted Of
about two dozen of choice breed game Chitta-
gongs. &c, and only one old chantIcleer, who
happened 10 be at roost on a limb OF q tree
overlooking the hen n-house was left TO tell the
particulars OF the invasion. and he Is ssmum.''
Evening star., 1868-08-24

THE NEW EPISCOPAL CHURCH (St. John
at Beltsville, Md, TO take the place OF the on
destroyed by fire, is In rapid progress of erer
ton, and the ladies of the congregation will
commence festival for its benefit Tomorrow
continuing through the week. 1t will be /,
very delightful affair, and a trip out there vii
be thoroughly enjoyed
Evening star., 1868-08-24
NEW IMPROVEMENT IN READY
RELIEF.
NEW ooRKs, LABeE BOTTLES.

We have st last succeeded i'm settiny . r,orl a.,
viii pre- vent the evaporation Of the Relief
The suoeutuucn OF the India Rubber stopner
tes OF the Belief. ID is important that the RsIief
oe corked, TO prevent the action Of the armos
The bottles are much enlarged. no that nerso,
receive a much Ready Relieffor 50 cen u a. tbev
will get for u of the Pain Killers and other as
ue Bee that every bottle is stamped with Dr.
kadyays Prsprietary Internal Revenue Stamn
n. B.-Persons in sgue districts shouls ,.R .
teas1oonful Of Relief, In water, on rising ip ths
morning; This VIII protect You against Yeyer Ana
0sN ~ " VsN H'- my ~ colin
Evening star., 1868-08-24

CHILDREN POUND EsTRAY. Last night
about eight o'clock, while officers Fox and
House were going their rounds i'll the seventh
precinct they met with a coloreu girl about II
years old. who had in charge three small wh D.
children, which she said she had found estray
on the street. The officers took charge of the
children and returned them 10 their parents
residing on Cd street east, bet ween L and *
streets south.
Evening star., 1868-08-24

uARvBYIA CO.,
II NASuFAcruRKRs OF
ICE ckkAA, WAITE iohs. AND FROZEN
U all the most delicious nsvou.
wHOLEsALH AHD RETAIL.
sss sresnsylvanis sysnoe: between 9Th and lethst,
,uSi,c thsf - asa ,niorm oar frisnds and the
SsHf Sos " rpssnSsgyl,:ni. =. snS yfsisis
With their Detronaee every ssfisfsction Mvor us
SssSsiSS VII S se "a . tsnily snd Bosrdsns
Delivered promptly TO au ports ~ - ~ s~ioons
most reasonable terme - Nc e.V, ~ the
PIANOS,
PARLeR ORGANS.
An immense stock Of new and ssoonS >, Ss'
to maze renm ~ ~ rent. s On on very essy tsrms
JOHN y. ILLIs
R.. ,eo So6 Pennsylvaufa aveune
A" bet. sth end lQtb strsstx.
Evening star., 1868-08-24

The BALTIMORE SCHUETZEN-FRsT.-A
fifty OF our German citiZers, members OF the
SchuetZen- Verein, left her this morning on
the seven thirty train for Baltimore, TO attend
the annual SchnetZen-Fest of that city. Prssi-
dent Is. HenZe was at the head OF the party
and they Were accompanied by the 18th Ipf,n-
try Band. The representatives Of the as socia-
tion OF this city We're in uniform.
Evening star., 1868-08-24

The MARYLAND SUFFKRERs.-Mr. A. Z.
Perry, treas urer of the relief fund for the Ma
~ land sufferers, has received the folio wing
amounts since our last report: McKendree IN
E. chapel, through the treasurer. Mr.. Zephe-
niah Jones, in part collection, S73.E; Captain
John Mcclellan, 81; Turtle Club, of South
Washington. S25; II. Lyle, in part COLLECTION
from Centre market, sI3,45, making altogether
from this source, S7e.65. The treasurer learns
from DIR. Goodwin that the COLLECTION now in
progress In the Interior Department win, in a
few days. yield upwards of $500. In the Sixth
AUDITORS Office collection is also on foot with
good prospect of liberal ras ults. The commit
tee expect III n few days 10 be able TO make re-
miitance 10 Frederick, Md, where the suffering
by The flood is represented as being very great
Evening star., 1868-08-24
SOIENCB HAS TRIUMPHED,

fOTOMAC ROE HIRRING.
POTOMAC sHAD.
All selected and in fine order.
n. w. BERCHDLL,
Corner Of l4th and streets,
An 10 undAr Ibbitt Honse
Evening star., 1868-08-24

From old And Young, from rich and poor from
praise for
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
Pcnnsylynnin Politics.

The drift OF the popular political sentiment In
Pennsylvania may be gathered from the following
reports of local elections in that state on the Goth
Instant
Al Murysville Dauphin county-a county that
gave $500 mij'rs for the radicals last fall--the
democratic ticket successful Samuel Stras
baugh tdcmocrat was elected Chief Burgess. Three
out or the four Councmen on the democratic ticket
were elected also the Judges OF Election, three
ont OF four School Directors the Assessor Constable,
Sc. At tae election Of 1855, the radicals were vic
torious.
Tie democracy Of Elizabethown, Lancaster
county-a county that gave upwards Of 5000 najo-
riiy for the radicals last fall--gained q signal
triumph. The chief contest was for Burgess and
the democratic candidate was elected by "a majority
OF ifteen. The democratic Judge OF Election was
also elected by a majority OF eleven. The borough
has been strongly radical heretofore.
Colonel John McCreary, the democratic candidate,
was elected Chief Burgess OF MIddetown, Dauphn
county on Friday last, by majority OF ninety-one.
At the election last fall MIddletown gave Williams
radcar majority OF twenty-scven. This is O
democratic gain Of 1ls in six months. The middle
and south wards were carried by the democrats.
At Elizabeth, Allegheny county IA county that
gave S,439 majority for the radicals last falD, the
democratic candidate for Assessor r.. G. stephens
candidate for Judge was elected by eight majority.
This town gave Williams radicaD q majority Of
thirty nine last fall democratic gain OF thirty .one.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
EU r o P E.
English Opinion Of the Ameri-
can Impeachment.
The Alabama Claims Question
in France.
"A Russian Movement Towards
India Expected.

The German mail steamship Allemannia, Captain
IBariue, which left Southampton on the 18th Of
March, arrived at this port yesterday evening" bring
Ing mail report In detail Of cable dispatches
dated to her day Of sailing from England.
! q telegram from Rome, dated on the 1lth Of
March, says THE Canadian volunteers who ar
Rived here on the 10th, were received on the same
t1ay by the Pope who expressed his satisfaction az
kheir devotion, and gave them his benediction.
J By mail from the Cape Of Good Hope we learn that
news had reached the colony that the British gov
Eernment are determined to extend British pr0tec-
hion and control over the Basuto people. 1t was
understood that the protectorate would be estab-
hished by the appointment OF British Resident at
Aiosheshs capital, and that the Basutos themselves
would be taxed to a sufficient extent to provide the
revenue for maintaining the protectorate Governor
wodehouse had required Mr.. Brand the President Of
the Free State, to suspend hostities against the
Basutos until matters could be arranged. Inteli-
gence was received OF the death Of the intrepid
AFRICAN traveller, Mr. Charles J. Anderson, in the
wilds OF Ondoga, near Ovampo Land.
J The Prussian government cautions the German
public against emigration to Peru.
J The Mo,siteur du S0ir Of Paris, praisng the Ian
guage held by Lord Stanley relative to the Alabama
question says that he dwet In very wise terms upon
the consideration Of every nature rendering de-
sirable complete harmony between England and
the great American republic.
kilograms from India report that the rumored in
vason OF Burmah proper by Shans has caused wide
spread alarm at Mandalay. The expedition to ex-
pore the new route to Western China has left Man.
dalay. At Cabul extensive military preparations
are in progress, and great movement OF the Rus.
slams is expected in the spring.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

upon the mont ana dierng from it by being placed
on plain. The sash, which s OF the usual width ana
Thinning q sSe asSe material as that used upon
the body Of the paetot speaks volumes ior the taste
that arranged It 80 prettily. The mont is what Is
form lapels similar to those upon gentieman's
coat. The paletot and sash are finished with heavy
tasse fringe: This paletot Is complete @ nov nov,
city. The next s loose black suk SACK
with mantilla front, trimmed with satin folds
and small crochet rosettes, and, like the paletot
finished with heavy silk tassel fringe II IL open on
the sides with lapets backed with lace which WIN
show TO advantage over any dress Of lighter color
Last, but not least, comes the basqune q "a mnt,
deeply pointed on the sides. This also, Is trimmed
with folds OF silk and satin, which, we can assure
ds e as 9SS e
small coat sleeves, with bands Of BLK and satin trim
the whole finished with silk tasse fringe. This bas-
quine Is trimmed with bands OF suk and satin across
the breast after the manner Of asoldiers coat from
which ID derives its name. .'t
With short description Of the latest novelties In
tonette style Is being universally adopted, and the
flchu OF that name together with cape or scarf, s
now generally worn with short SUITS The Pompa-
Stylish and the coat sleeve is the order Of the day.
Skirts OF walking dresses are engthened 80 as az
to the ground and are gorss similar to
here has also given place to satin and silk, an has
very pretty effect. The following are some OF the
latest specimens in the way OF dresses that were
yesterday exhibited at Nine. Rallings, broadway.
The first was . walking suit, with underskirt OF
blue corded silk, overskirt OF rich black faiile,
and exquisite inserting OF black gupure lace one
finger in width and which forms tablier TO the waist
AT the bottom is fine gutpure nounce. the Jacket
has sleeves to match skirt through which can be
seen the blue silk waist. The sleeves are neatly
trimmed with black lace The next dress OF green
mauve silk, was elegant In the extreme. II was
trimmed with nounce three fingers deep ana
scalloped and bound with mauve satin. Three bias
folds are placed above the fOunce and at distances
are placed double leaves Of silk scalloped and
bound with satin. The fourreau OF dress has
two bias trimmings to match the skirt, rounded and
raised at each side with cOques bound with mauve
satln, and the whole richly finished with wide
Mechiin lace. Lastly we were shown carriage
dress OF rose s0re feu with trained skirt trimmed
In front with wide pleated founce headed by bias
fold OF two rows OF narrow scallOped h0uncing the
casaque was very elaborately trimmed with bias
fold tapering towards the waist which Il there met
by q sash Of the same material ornamented with Q
deep fringe. scall0ped nOunce is placed each side
of the bias to correspond with the skirt and around
the neck scalloped ruche is fastened with small
cravat OF the same material as the dress
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
Queen Victoria's Drawing Room-TOilcts al
COurt-Mr. Adams Absent.


Her Majesty the Queen held drawing room at
buckingham Palace yesterday afternoon. Their royal
Highnesses the Prince and Princess OF Wales, es-
corted by detachment OF the First Life Guards,
arrived shortly before three O'Clock. Their royal
Highnesses Prince and Princess Christian were pres
ent. #r5 1
The Queen wore a black moire antique dress with
train trimmed with Grape and jet and diadem OF
opals and diamonds over long white Grape lipe
veil. Her Majesty also wore necklace and brooch
Order OF the Carter and the Orders OF Victoria and
Albert and Louise Of Prussia.
Her Royal Highness the Princess OF Wales wore
petcoat OF white silk, with bOufans OF tule yelled
edged with silver fringe; tunique Marie Antoinette,
and corsage OF white poult de soie trimmed with
silver and yoant OF fine Brussels lace; train OF
black pout de sole edged with gold and silver fringe;
ments, pearls and diamonds the Victoria and Albert
Order, the Order Of Catherine OF Prussia, and the
Danish Order.
Her Royal Highness Princess Christian wore train
OF white m0ire antique trimmed with HonltOn lace
petticoat Of white silk trimmed with tulle and HOnl-
ton lace and punches of white rOses headdress,
diadem and feathers; ornaments, necklace and
stomacher OF diamonds; orders, Victoria and Albert
and Portuguese.
Her Royal Highness Princess Louise wore train Of
white satin with petticoat OF tue over silk hand
sOmely trimmed with roulies Of satin and fringe;
headdresS, velvet bands Ornamented with diamonds,
feathers and veil; ornaments, diamonds, Victoria
Order and Order OF st. Isabel.
The Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers having
been presented in the order Of their precedence the
following presentation took place In the diplomatic
circe:-By the Secretary Of state, Mons. Everwyn,
Charge d'Afaires for his Majesty the King Of tho
Netherlands.
His ExcelIency the Turkish Ambassador was pre-
vented by indispostion from attending the drawing
room. The United States Envoy was absent from
unavoidable circumstances.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
AUCTION SALES Or COAL.

At noon yesterday, at the Office OF the Delaware
and Lackawanna Company the usual monthly sales
of coal at auction were held under the hammer Of
John IL. Draper, and some seventy-Hvc thousand
tons OF Scranton were sold mostly in parcels OF ten
thousand TONS as 10 size, at prices ranging lower
than those which ruled at the vendue In February.
The attendance OF dealers was large; but although
considerable competitive spirit was manifest the
desire 70 purchase was not marked. IL
was seen at an early stage Of the proceedings
that 1t would not be possible, In view OF the near
approach Of warm weather and the general dulness
OF business TO maintain the prices OF thirty days ago.
and the company therefore wisely concluded not to
insist on forcing mp bids beyond those which bona
fde bidders were inclined TO offer. 10 viii be OBJ
served that except In lump COAL which advanced
~ Genus per ton, there has been decrease In all
other sizea Thus steamer coal receded 46K cents
egg 70 cents stove S3h cents and chestnut Is cents
Below u given In tabular form, the prices realized
YESTERDAY and In February lasts