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Proclamation by the Mayor.

MAYORS OFFICE
NssEFihLE, Tim, nov. !, 1895. J
For the purpose OF preventing dis0rderiy sud
roto1s oonEre gstcus, md promotes the public
peace and respect for the Law, hereby declare ani
order, BY vrtus Of the poser ana authority IN me
vested, that on and sitter this date and IN u further
orders the psOp ietors Of al saloons and rastau-
rsnts Vhs. salOons are attached, where perzons OF
color are sceusomed 20 frequent sud asserlta To-
gether, shall be- required % close the same. amt
Esep them closed, nom the hour Of @ p m unm
the succeeding nOurQi 6 jam
The city dsrsnai and the Captain Of fha Night
Police, ard their Respective forces, are hersby I'd.
Iccted e ENFORCE this order, and 20 report I'd de-
hgqueuts to this order.
". MATT BROWN
Mayor q Nashville.
". Il. WHknsos, Recorder now II
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Fer Sale At South NashyIIle

A FISE TWO STORY BKICK HousR AN
"a Lot $ ~ ifcni ~ secf deen. go - -
slfeet oefEesr suI1znsr aad Higa sirsets P6sss--
90 EEsa - sasuary lei isso. For psrteeisss
ins ~ q tsis ofies, ~ er lhe Pseaaisss,
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Printed copies Of the Presidents Mes
sage, will rot. ss has sometimes been the
csse, De- sent Gus in advance for the benedi
of The press.
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aNr pficr ihls = ceutfAt cholrc pIopelyi tnal IS
more than 900 ieet deep.
Ak FEET, IMPROVED, on Vine street, betWaan
HI Church aud onion, very choice l9cstion, but
the improvements are moderate. The price Is very
low.
40 FEET. " th large Bric; Dwelling, on Vine
u street, betWeen Union and Cedar beng about
the most desirable lCcauon Tor residences IN the
city.
000 FEET On Mc6ayock street. West Nashville.
GNTO on when is S neat Brick Dwelling vah OF
rooms, kitchen, stable, 4c and first tate cist9n.
Price only S9oo0. House aud premises in good
order.
100 FEET on Broad street. West Nashville
lOU with elegant new Brick House, Contaiung
~ or Il rooms kiche-. stable, two cisterns, shru0
berry, &c., &c a, Sl5,00o Very des rahle. Il rot
sold within ten days his lsrgs snd choice pscaF
b. rented for the remainder OF this and sEhlle
OF nszt year
E0 FEET on North Msrket street corner Of To-
Dtt eust on winch is The well known Pleasant
Smith house. Price 81, 500.
With other good ely properly IN every section q
Ito Town. apply 10
noElilw NELsON & MURFREE
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Mrs.. Lydia b. Hays, widow of Col. Stoke
ley Hays, 81 aid-de-eamp Of Gen. Jackson
IN the Greek war, died on the 22d inst, in
shelby county, Tenn.
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In Scotland a minister "refasel the $40
rament to a printer Whowas engaged durins
part Of Sunday night in producing q nsr.ss
which the minister confessed thai ~ -
VITA pleasure every Mondsy mornine -
y Is strange that Que Of the most euliSbt.
80, 80 nS'ions OF Europe should stan shov
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The Gallatin Examiner says the rebel
Gen. A. p. stewart was in ,Gallatin last
week enrsged in Surveying.
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The Season for Gifts.

fVNHE fEAR u DRAWING To A Close hiring
i ing With q the holJays--R ses-pa o. hslUins 4
and mirth--When, IN scrnrasnce with ~ Almost an :
verssi custom, friend remembers Tread ufh f-ih-
uies add inementoes # est ZEN.
Parental love aud sl affection sls0, hovavar
hidden during the year BY the cares and names 81
life. aces not Ml 70 manifest iself a. Christmas and
Ncg Aear's through the medium OF sppropriafs
Presents. What, We ass. csn Be better sdanfs3 Ia
tins purpose than an interesting sad rAiuste looks
The snhscr, her, having been locaiea in ms ,aty
for 8 qusrter Of a century, has spared no psns =
prepare himself for the coming season b. securina
unusually large sSsoitmeot q hooks End Iahra-
res fuItshle Tor holiday GIFTS, varying a rl-i.e
iroHn L. centsta SIS, ADAPTED % every aye rom the
enid q three o. folr summers 90 he man q thee
s.0re years aDd Ten The limits Of an advertise
gneni are TOO narrow 10 admit Of specifssiioa.
Catalogues, with prices annexed, vii be sent.
gratis, when desired.
Rihie sunday school, snd Trsct Depostory. and
Ch ldren's Bookstore, No. 2, Msson.e TeIaplo,
Louisville Ky. WH- Il. BULKTFY.
n. Books may b seal y niail si = triinge z-
pen-e. nov2sR
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DOCTOR MECH.
BOTANIC FHYSiClla,
~ THs EzEATNENT or DAEtsE
lk0hHi ~ NIX WIZ BullEa &
uIHEk STATES, az ll Us ~
EAsdNIl.L TENNESSEE

For further information 10 rsgs-i
the skillful success in the trestns1.
diseases, the reader is referred o. 3
LEs THER6FEUrICs and MATgRA Ma.
Two large volumes, late edition Of .y
the best work ia the United Shl
where you VIII End Dr. MoGilIs u-
standing parallel with the best nsil
men Of Che age in the treatment CT q
eases of women. Forsll diaeaaBi1h
advertisement, satisfaction is gla
tsed With Lay general practice ! Ei
the following
URFoBie Case
ellh saEaisctons theTrrzisr, AfactCll G. d
LulE1f uiaoaFda Of the Inrost sulei ..s
8dH Limos. e.gluEg- kallsl h cafsi tall- -la
nIFessor ui tls Ha1lf ald Lrr-. Ilas--lll
Ito siom1r1, 1aulalea, sage Hsl 7 s-,
Ica.IEEs. Diseases o. laa lge5. ltIla.i 4
tens, IgaIe 1.is . iatiz i'1a. a1i t-i---i-
ilGella' Ua al EUtVufc ntatasaa
Discnses o. the Driuars JrglaI
90 tkt iadlgs
~ AEl.f1cs % ne Eoml tlaasi El c.
Ehaso Maued Ladies Eto hare l1al 81
nstc to u' actlfF 1r rrrFs afoIucll Ia d as
O. tflc.l .nil ,.-lll Z tlllit pIaslla.i By Trli
<sl-
Ft6rniiYs
EcunE Hdried La.ticH anoaa me- 'ilt
tera as CD tnnE I1rh In diIa asassa. 'a
lsod hsa isll Ful ail1isia llulaqiI az l..t
e f1lu desire Fol can lulal.l 80
Ella oT iu larrau. 40 iafT aFaE uT.f-s
q 80 laod MAKE 60 1ii.z.aou. AilcoCa-.iai-
ID iaiiaf or pelson sir1tF uuullian1a.
slght Emissions Cured.
Ncuag Ian, SOP before yoa iulilal
nasaaa subject o. san, there y 10 l.-s-. r
10 cura 81 Night NUl1aiouii, snd F1iaa
.csrco that understood tss.tng q 40 q
a. ihsf / have cured dozens u .hE 1'7i a =
adfarsrt sagas, Fho hsFe spent dlll ~
lu, ant are nov sen cured b. me- l ~
CsWnz igrsu ard sending u.e0.eIno 'l q ~
ina countrT. Ina word, al i.aai 90 .su
N cay. s1u tti give ne q call H
sos 1r 81 q. il1 a..Faae1 ulalta.s
Hstls11caL IEa ieli q raisroaaal g.
az.
an 1i.--a clsaCtzl 81
Oh. HcaIia
uai1n atsst. aE-lr. i.--
#saf-H- aHI na.st -rif aaITIa' 49,
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Dairy for Sale.

A DAIRY. nssr the eily. which vii paw for itself
n 10 six rnoHihs with eans, osrryall and frtures
For terms spply BY lsloT % boz 80, Pot o-e or
JOIN s, WORT,
uoF25-'uo Charlotte Pike
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Conductor, Sig. Francisco Rosa.

- e.i,sss 1es and ooatiy vsrsrobs hrs- bses
gee aboys enipeas Arsisis VIII sppssr during trs
vtek N AZ di5egoni Grand opsrss. $500
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FOR REM.

A BORFABLE STORE. situsied on Cherry strsat
Am iear OF Commercial Hotel. Inquire ~ \.
DerbY's, No 64 College street. nrEas-lw
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OTflcE CHIEF QUAkIEEAasrrR,
nEPAKTMENr OF TESAE@sEF,
Nashville. Tenn Nov. 29fh. lSe5

IIHEaAINENI OF IENaE-sEEt ,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 2sth, lSs5
CIRCU - Ar Employees ofthe Quar-
tniinRsieis' Department al tnis DEPOT are prohibit
ed being absent from their Quarters or residences,
after eight O'Clock p m. without pass from the
onleer under whom they are serving.
J he Roll OF Employees viii he called every even
ing. Al the above named horr, BY the respective
Oihcers and any employee abseut therefrom with
on. written sutl o1ty, viii Be 81 once discharged.
snd sent ont Of he city, unless they car render
some valid excuse Tor their sbsencs
lslgnedl A. r. EDDY,
noE2S-u Depot QnarterpssteT.
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SPLENDID CITY PROPERTY
For Sale.

% FEET on Church street, opposite the Max
ID well house and Masonic Temple, a. reason
able price. his Il central, choice pTopsHy, snd IS
more than 200 ieet deep.
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MARRIED.

On the evening Of the Esd 0, November at the
residence Of John Thompson, Esq., Of Davidson
comfy, b he Rev. Dr.. RsrdSsll, Mr. VIZ c EWis
. Mss ssIuu N. HoUsE, al It Davidson.
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sophia Gimhal Kntu as The bsei ichinz Arrsh-
Meoasn, with De hGsurf1i SORES 1t CUll.s Angus
Machree, and From NJ Love PaF.td'
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SAMUEL SEAY

Wednesday.
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BRICK YARD,
FOR SALE

nNE LARGE BANKERS SAFE, . lot Of Table
" Connters lot OF Fiana Tables, one Groeer'z
Scales. Groceries 81 irst cost.
Apply before the first Of December, pTo1 AZ
". BLOOD & co
noy26-4t g Public Square
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By s. G. Henry & 90.
Unprecedented Large Sale
MEDICINES, INSTRUMENTS,
= BOOKS, STATIONERY, FURNITuRE
AND APPLIANCES,
A&AU c T ION.

ON THURSDAY MORNING, Der Is slI0o'clock.
~ At the Meiica PurveJors Ws7ehouse. Gomez
o. inst AID Main street Louisville, KY, will be sold
IN account OF the Medhsi Department OF the n q
A TIE largest assortment q Drug, Medicines A.
ever offered n the West, il bulk and ia the oTTriaai
packages. aud IA good oroer, being the snrpl1s n
The smount required b the Medical Leputp1eut.
comprising IS follows
400 lbs Acids, ass'd. $50 doz SptS Turpautine
ue "Aloes, pulF. 100 o. cTotnn Oh
SO Alum. 500 lbs Iaudanun1
:. 10 +" PREP. Ammonia 40 =. Paregoric
go o.. Nltrsts silver $500 doz Csmphot OPP
250 liz FoWler's S8lu. I'm Pills
To- Palv. Gambia ism CsIhsrtie Pfls.
rides. 900 :" Op UNI
So "Cersta. 80 lbs Prep Lead
So " Puly. CaFsicum. Su0 = B Carh. Potash.
40 " Csiechu. 100 Z" Choir 40
LOO White Wax. coo Iodide n
800 " Simple Ceufa. 100 Rhubarh
s.5oo Resin do ago I" syrup Squiils.
sS0 CalisRya Bark. !, 500 +" Ref B0nsx
1870 " Ciuchonla sulph loo Com. spts Iay-
I,s0O " Chloflorn. andor
81 OoIlodlon. 400 Prep. Zns.
$50 " PuiV Gum Ara 6,So0 yds Adhesive Plaster
be. so "a Ising 90
1850 "Copsihs. 5000 " Red Flannel.
= so o. Ore0sots. q-30o q Muslin
l,40J lDs H0nnan's Ano. zoo lbs Sponge.
d'ne 1900 - Barley.
100 " SW't Spts. Nitre. $50 Ext EeeC
80 a Prepared Chalk. z SO - Candles
40 Blue Vitr 81. 40 gals. Ext Come
l0.6y0 'med-f Xts sss'd. 3, 100 lbs Com Starch
EtlaeN RE AlN1t 49, IL al'ltt AAlLh Aouu-
so "PalT LiquOnce G,s10 " sugsr, White
Root. GIus he'd
$50 g elyeerlae 300 8 Tea, blk& green,
1000 P sp.Mecury. 1850 " TapiocA
a. Iodine 600 81 Desaesfad Eggs
go "Ipecae, puly. $40 " Farins
So lovers PoWd'rs 500 yds CUTS Percha
$500 4" + axseed. Cloth.
$50 10 ground 40 Oiled Muslin.
80 " MAHnesa. 4 100 4" do Silk
$500 +" EpsOm ealts. 1900 " Suap Bandagee
$40 doz Cod iAverOn. so lbs TWlne.
go & olive dc $50 doz Castor OIL.
Cream Tsrfsr, Castle Soap, satpeter, Mustard.
Oh. Carb. sOds, Rochelle sat-, PuiF. Cinnamon,
Cocoa, Chocolate, Gestine, PuiY. Giuees, Nui1ness
Also, msy be added, Surgical instruments Dress
log &c-; Books, Stationery, Furniture and Appli-
znces.
81 Catalogues can he had AZ our Auchon-rocms.
or the Medical PGrveynr'- Ofiiae, in this civ, by
letter or personal spphcsiIon.
terms cash IN Government funds.
s. g. HENRY 4 CO,
noVzS-eOd I'd Auctoners-
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Financial.
From the SUNDAY HerAI6 7

lO.l
AsWe intimated would be the case, q large
amount Of gold has been withdrawn from the
market, and it Is now so scarce on the street
that deliveries have been made very irregular.
ly TO day, and to borrow it is impossible. The
same is the case with leading national and
railway stocks, and in several instances gov
1ivered have been brought in At the regular
board, under the rule, on account OF the sell
lere.
The money market 10 less unsettled, and call
loans are made at per cent. on 20 to 25 per
cent. margins Commercial paper continu
In dsfavor, and there is very little Of /. offer.
Ing. That OF the best grade is quoted At 8 and
Foreign exchange is dull but steady at 100 q
107h for bankers sterling at 90 days, and ll0a
1l0t .. short sight
former part OF the week, both in and out OF
Wall street; bat the markets are still demor-
allied, and In the produce and dry goods trade
extreme depression prevails. Only two impor-
been announced.
There was q further rally in the gold market
IN the morning from the extreme depression of
the past week; but the " be9re," who have
oeen precipitatirg the fall, end doing their best
to create general financial and commercial
panle, fonent bard against it. These men are
sui! iareeiy "short" of both gold and stocks, :,
including Governments, the msrkets nsyar
probably having been more oversold than at
present. Inose who think that the decline in
gold from 24h, in January last, to l47k YES
terday-a lower point than il has ton ched Ain "a
January, lSf3-was the result of ns,uraI ca nsss
ara mistssen. IL was as much the result Of
speculation as the rise to 2s5 in July, 1894 and
those Who prof1ted by 1t made as much canital
ont OF our military successes they formerly
did cut OF our militrry reverses and eold nil
legislation. With the capture Of the southern
sssports and the victorious march OF Sher m An
there was undorbted reason for conslde 81 rahIe
decline in gold but had il not been That all who
were before interested In putting 1t up sud
denly turned and operated in the opposite di.
rectiop, the decline would not have hsen
srnment wonld have been spared the evil con-
sequences Of Q sudden and excessive contfac.
lion Of market values. The decline in national
seesr.ies was very considerable on Monday
ana nesdsy, sut they saosea uently partially
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q r F 1 CT A L,
War Dtpart,nss., Ad,utaat 6tAtrdl's 0ec

Va, DOartmfs., Ad,utaat 6tAtral's O6ee,} -
Washineton, March q, 1855. {
The following officers having been reported at
the headauarters Of the army for the ofsnses
will stand dismissed tho service Of the United
.states un!ss; ythin aftssn days from this date
session in this city. Of which Brieadier General
John c. Caldwell, United states volunteers is
President, and make satisfactory defence to the
charges against them:
Absenee ritheut ledre.
Surgeon y. Hutehinson, IL. tn New York volun-
teers.
Second LisutenantJ J. L. Etyron, I'd North Caro-
lima volunteers.
efates colored troops.
First Lieutenant duncan D. Cameron. 9Th United
States colored trorps.
First Lieutenant Bennett Stafford, 9th New York
artillery.
Y0rk artillery.
E. D. TowHsEHD,
Assistant Ad1utSnt &c nefAl,
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Movements Of Unisn Forces-The Capture
Of Goldsbefe' and Smithffeld Gems.
Sherman, schsfeld and Terry In Hourly
Com unicati0R
baltimore, March ee.-The following wss
received this morning from Fortress Monroe:
The following adyices, from Newbern, North
Csrolina, have just reached mere, via The Albe-
marie Canal:
General Schofleld's forces, which moved ont
from Kinston triumphantly entered 0oIdsboro'
on Tuesday evening, March 21st, meeting with
very little resistance. They captured a large
amount OF property, In including forty railroad
cars, two locomotives, etc.
A portion Of Sherman's force, which moved
from Fayetteville, met the enemy on the same
day Tuesday, At Mount olive, when quite an
engagement enslsd.
The enemy being overpowered and hanked,
Sherman entered Smithfeld, half way between
9oldsboro and Raleigh
Generals sherman, Schoneld and Terry are
in hourly Communication with each other, and
are pressing the enemy closely.
The prisoners taken admit that they are
unable successfully to resist this combtn alton,
and that Raleigh must certainly fall Sher.
mans wagon trains have arrived at Kinston,
and the railroads and bridges will be repaired
90 that cars will run through to Goldsboro' and
Raleigh in q few days.
The utmost enthusiasm prevails in our
army, and the troops are sweeping all before
them in the shape Of an enemy.
General Terry's force also captured q mum.
Der ofcars at Fayson's Depot, near Goldsboro'.
Many prisoners have been captured and q
deserters are coming in.
From Newbern, N. C.
NRwBERF, N. o., March 21.-Since the ad-
vance Of General Schofield's army from KiR.
ston, yesterday. we have no additional ne ws
Of ofimportance. Parties from the front say that
canBCnading was distinctly heard all day on
Sunday, at kinston. which indicated an en-
gagement at Goldsboro betw General Sher-
man and the enemy. This is not credited at
head qaarters, where we are informed Gene.
raj Sherman could not have reached at that
time
The report received at headquarters that
brigade OF the enemy, with their artillery,
were on that day endeavoring to cut their W ay
through to onr lines, and deliver themselves
mp, may be true and this cannonading NAV
be the conflict going on among themselves.
Although unable 70 procure any information
At head uarters as to where General Sher man
is, for obvious reasons, still it is announced
that he is all right and that quanti ties Of sup
plies have gone for ward to him.
A Rebel officer says that General Sher m an
10 executing at once two bold movements, each
OF which will bring forth results Of great i'm
portance, IL he is successful, OF which, he SAYS,
there is not much doubt.
A population Of over 100000 depend on this
city for their daily supplies, all OF whom In a
short time m ust be fed by the Government II
this port is not immediately opened which will
seriously embarrass the movements OF our ar
mics. The 10000 refugees whom General
Sherman has sent to Wilmington, and the
make IL q military necessity to reopen at once
both Wilmington and Newbern as ports Of en-
try.
eral Sherman is at Goldsbof but OF course
it il all speculation with them.
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I,ss who Aavs been burned oe. Of Aouse and
home Or banished by Yankee military author
tiy, without having to provide for crowds OF
strangers who have been baseIy left upon our
hands BY ranaways from the Confederate ser.
vice, some of whom may now be, for a1sn'
we know 70 the contrary, soldiers 10 the An
It is true these are generally helpless people
and 70 use hRrshness towards them VIII ne
naturally repugnant to generous CON unity
like the citizens Of Richmond but hlcnmoad
has never before seen days like these; and pos.
sibly worse are 70 come The tate OF the city,
nay, Of the whole country. 10 last becoming
mare oHeetisu of com mmissariat The public
CHARITIES OF Richmond cannot now feed the de.
sertpd families OF traitors, without defrauding
our faithful defenders and their children
Some method must absolutely be devised for
sending these Ave or six thousand consumers
where the men live who are bound to provide
for them.
Richmsnd Bstels Closing Up.
The Richmond Examiner OF the oath SAWS
that the hotels Of Richmond, from six or seven,
are now reduced to two, the Spots wood and
American. The scantinees Of the markets, and
the high prices OF provisions, have necessi-
tAted the closing Of all save the two hotels
named. whose proprietors are struggling
against the adverse circumstances Of the times
to keep their houses open.
Dependency Amsng the Southern People.
From the Fayetteville Observer
There are certain localities in North Caro-
lima, and doubtless In all the States, where
every evil influence is brought 10 bear upon
owing, mainly, many OF the desertions that
weaken our cause and disgrace the deserters
and their families. An officer, now at home on
account OF q severe wound received in battle.
was speaking OF this q few days ago and told
in our ofice that the best and most cheerful
soldiers returned gloomy and disconseiate to
camp after fnrlough He said that in remor.
strating with one Of his men, an Acquaintance
from his own county, he had succeeded in dis.
peIlng his gloom, when the man apologixed
Tor it, remaTking that The fact is, that il JeG
Davis were to 60 to the settlement and STAY
three weeks ! am sure he too would desert
lFrsn Richmond Examiner OF the 24th.}
On the lines before Richmond and Peters.
burg there is unbroken quiet. Our troops
have, within the past few days, been addressed
by vsriouR eminent speakers; though the poll.
ticians have moro need to be encouraged by
the army, than the army by the politicians.
There is an impression that Grant is send
ing, or preparing TO send, portion Of his
troops to North Carolina, to help Sherman out
OF his troubles. The latter gentleman is de-
cidedly brought TO q stand. Those "wonder-
fol marches'' of his, in which the Yankees SO
much exult, seem to be over for the present;
and instead OF burning towns and robbing
front.
The Petersburg Express is disposed to be.
Heve the statement that Grant is sending of
some Of his men to North Carolina.
We have still no intelligence OF any renewal
Of the fighting at Benton Vile, where Sherman,
at latest accounts, was entrenching himself.
Evening star., 1865-03-27

recovered. The gold bearing si1ss are stin,
however, about six per cent lower than they
were on the first OF March, and the subscrtp.
ton TO the seven thirty loan have bsen CORES
pondingly affected. But for tho efforts OF
friends Of the Government there is good reason
70 believe that both gold and national securi-
ties Wopid have sunk still lower; for some OF
gold market, IL has transpired, were short
OF Governments. The moro they sacceeded in
putting gold down the lower gold bonds were
better for themselves and the worse for every
one else.
Evening star., 1865-03-27
s19 JOHN D. IDkoND co., ETo

S1O JOHN D. IDH0ND 4 CO., sI0
613 37th street, between D and \,
NATIONAL INTELLI9BNCIR BUILDING.
DEALlls II
BUILDEAp. .BLAoKsMITHp, HOUSEHOLD and
6ENkRAL HARDWARD and CUTLERY.
Ont and Wrought Nails. Spikes. Horse shoes and
Horse shoe Nails. Rasps, Piles, Springs, Axlss.
Axletrses. Nuts and Wsshsrs, Anvils, Vices.
Shovels, PieAs, Axes, Rope, Glue.
Spit Oans for chair bottoms.
all Of which We offer at
S1Q THD LOW1ST CASH PRICE, S1O
OlO sbtElyl ClO
UMBERi LUNBIRiLC. b. CHURCH Z 90.
II corner llsA street snd Maryland avenue, offer
for sale all the varieties Of Lumber, LAths, aud
SHINGLES, enbraeins about 1000 White al PileS.
2. Al n:ths ana a. si.ss 20 go feet White Oak Tim
jSosrts .. and Eloorins goo Rsilrsaa Ties; $4,000
S3ee, feet Drsssed Floofins: Together with .
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