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Evening star., 1865-05-03
LATEST FROM RICHMOND.

Richmond Rebels ssTaking the Oath"
We are favored by Capt. Talbot, Of the mail
boat City Point, with copies of the Richmond
Wing and Times OF yesterday, from which we
take the following:
From the Richmond Wing, May2l
TAXING THE OATH-Most of the prominent
officials and citizens of Richmond have taken
the oath of allegiance to the United States
Government. and there is a general disposition
amorg the mass Of citizens to follow their
example. Among those who have subscribed
to the oath are Joseph Mayo, Mayor Of Rich
mond; Judge William H. Lyons, Judge of the
Hastings Court; Littleton Tazewell, Prose.
cutting Attorney in the same court; James X.
Caskie, Recorder; Thomas U. Dudley, City
Sergeant; Judge Meredith, of the Circuit Court
of Richmond; p. III. Aylett, late Prosecuting
Attorney OF the Confederate States District
court; Joseph r, Anderson, proprietor Of the
Tredegar Iron Works; William II. Macfarland,
President of the Farmers Bank, and others
lees prominent. Physicians, lawyers and pro.
tessional men generally, with some few excep-
tiops, have taken the oath and resumed the
practice Of their professions.
We nave no data upon which to calculate
the number OF oaths administered, but the
aggregate embraces large percentage Of the
male resident population.
RESUMED HIS DUTIRs.-Robert Howard,
Clerk OF the Hastings Court of Richmond,
having taken the oath of allegiance to the gov
ernment of the United States, has resumed the
functions of his office in the City Hall. Andrew
Jenkins, Deputy Clerk, also took the OATH and
entersyupon his duties. - r
FIRST ExPoRTs.-We observe, from our
advertising column, that the steamer b. & j.
Baker, Captain Sparrow, commences loading
this morning at this port with cargo Of to-
bacco and miscellaneous goods for Norfolk
and Baltimore direct This is the first steamer
loaded at the port of Richmond since the open.
ing of the James and the raising Of the BLOCK
ade. 1t is something Of an event; and we wish
the Shippers success In procuring full cargo.
Evening star., 1865-05-03
NAVY YARD

Yesterday Admiral Porter, who has been re-
lieved Of the command Of the North Atlantic
Squadron, at his own request, visited the
steamer Malvern, his late flag ship at ths
Navy Yard, and took leave of the officers aud
crew. He was received with a salute and
hearty cheers by the tars. The Malvern will
remain here for few days for repairs.
The Primrose, of the f1otilla, was launched
yesterday FROM the railway, and is now ready
for service.
The Dragon, Fuchsia, and Rescue, purchased
vessels, will be repaired, commission having
reported that it will be more to the Govern
ment interest to repair than sell them.
The Santiago de Cuba is being fitted up pre-
paratory to taking q number of officers of the
Navy Department on a tour Of inspection to
the various Navy Yards.
In consequence of the war being virtually at
an end, and the supply OF ammunition, &c, at
the Ordnance Yard being far ahead of the de.
mand, about one hundred hands, joiners,
moulders, and boys and girls in the laboratory
have been discharged.
Evening star., 1865-05-03
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
JEFF. DAVIS HEADED OFF.
STONEMAN'S CAVALRY CLOSE UPON
HIM. .a
THEY WILL FOLLOW HIM WHILE
THEY HAVE A HORSE LEFT.

KNOXVILLE, May "A man who was on one
OF the railroad trains captured by Stoneman q
cavalry, between Grsensburg and Salisbury,
says JEFF. Davis was on the same train on his
way to Charlotte, N. O., but learning that the
railroad was cut above and below there, he,
with other passengers, escaped and returned
to Greensburg.
Stoneman's cavalry is now in the valley Of
the Saluda river, with his headquarters at
Anderson, s. c., and is scouting from there
towards Augusta, Georgia, with instructions,
II they can head of JEFF. and his treasure, to
follow him as long as there is a horse left
The infantry portion of Stoneman's command
is engaged in clearing the mountains Of BUSH
whackers, guerrillas and horss-thieves, and
they are making clean work.
Evening star., 1865-05-03
Affairs Georoetown

FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKKr.-Flour-De
mand improving. Transactions unimportant.
Good supers. Sc 25; extras, SIS .50aS8.75. Wheat
in demand. Stock light. No arrival or sales
reported. Quotations nominal. Good red, -
to 1920 Corn-Demand fair. Sales unim-
portant- We quote white and yellow at sr2o
to $125 per bushel.
CANAL.-The damaged lock gate at the Nins
Mile has been repaired, and boats begin to
arrive again. The following reported this
morning The Mary E. Smith and A. H.
Bradt, with limestone, 10 Cooley il Rheem;
the G. W. Hetzer, with wood and hooppoles,
to market the Jno Hill, S.lS tons coal, to
Consolidation Co.; Lidie and Lucy Martin,
2.0.1l2 to Borden Co.; and Wandering Boy,
1879 tons, to Hampshire and Baltimore Go.
Departed-B F. Roman, with fish, salt and
lumber. for Point of Rocks; j. S. Mackie, fish,
Cumberland: E. D. Hartley, fish, salt and
lumber, for Berlin, and SIX boats light.
PORT OF GKoRGETowN.-EnteIed J.
E. Willetts, Boyles, Bridgeport. Cieared-H.
w. Godfrey. Weeks, New York; o. H. Holley,
Hayden, Pocomoke, L. A: Burlingame Bur-
lingame. Boston, Sarah E. Jones, Fish, New
Haven; ]. E. Willetts. Boyles, Bridgeport; Ida
Jayne, Jayne, New Haven; J. G. Henry. Will
liams, Annapolis, E. Ii. Forber, Cobb, Boston;
L. F. Smith, Cobb, do; Madonn, Coombss;
sloops Ranger, Stow, st. Mary's; American
Flag, Marks, Potomac.
Evening star., 1865-05-03
MOST IMPORTANT =!
PROCLAMATION BY THE. PRESIDENT!
The Murder Of the late President!
The Plot Traced to jeff. Davis,
Jake Thompson and Others.
Beverly Tucker, George n. Saun-
ders, and Clement c. Clay
lmplicated!!
By THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION.

STATES OF AMERICA
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas it appears from evidence in the Bu-
reau of Military Justice that the atrocious
murder of the late President, Abraham Lin.
coin, ond the attempted assassination of the
Honorable William H. Seward, Secretary of
State, were melted, concerted and procured BY
and between Jefferson Davis, late Of Rich.
mond, Virginia, and Jacob Thompson, Glenn
entC CLAY, Beverly Tucker, George N. Saund-
ers, William G. Cleary, and other rebels and
traitors against the Government Of the United
States, harbored in Canada:
Now, therefore, to the end that Justice
may be doEe, I, Andrew Johnson, President of
the United States, do offer and promise for the
arrest of said persons, or either Of them, with
IN the limits Of the United States SO that they
can be brought to trial, the folio wing rewards:
One Hundred Thousand Dollars for the ar.
rest OF Jefferson Davis.
Twenty. five Thousand Dollars for the arrest
of Clement q. CLAY. ... D..
Twenty five Thousand Dollars for the arrest
of Jacob Thompson, late of Mississippi.
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars for the arrest
OF George N. Saunders.
Twenty. five Thousand Dollars for the arrest
of Beverly Tucker.
Ten Thousand Dollars for the arrest of Viii.
liam g. Cleary, late clerk of Clement G. Clay
The Provost Marshal General OF the United
States is directed to cause description of said
persons, with notice of the above rewards to
be published.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the Seal Of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington, this
second day OF May in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
r.. 81 sixty Live, and Of the independence
OF the United States of America the
eighty-ninth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
w. HUNTER, Acting Secretary OF State
Evening star., 1865-05-03

~ The New York Herald SAYS: at is con.
tmpiateo TO erect bronze statue Of Mr. Lin.
opposite the equestrian statue of Washineton
LOT which it will be a most appropriate com,
panon." wins
~ ptiHl uen; Srant takes possession OF his house
" Ihiaoeiphla to- day.
SCRRATT.-The Canadian na,,,-
pe"nce the arrival there OF Surratt "n'
~ The administrator Of Gov Hicks, estata
uss Puohshed card denying the statement
NniSn mac gained some credence in MARYLAND
tne erect that the burial place of Gov
hlcks mad been robbed Of the remains.
- Charles E. Clarke, paving taller a, Oh.
0SS;nerclai In Bank OF Pennsylyania, Philadel.
OF Sl5S,OOO. 'uA'e' " tne amount
taxing the oath of Allegiance yerv rsn;din nIe
the oath. Va ''ooc' 'ooA
~ Yesterday all the prisoners at Fort Me.
the War Department "
The Richmond, Norfolk and Phi,ade,.
Una steamship company are about to resume
,ion Of Gh;ei p IEuIler OF Baltimore, BY in vita
the iatter In his expedition South.
!" baltimore is indulging i'm s,rawh.rr,.,
from Norfolk at IS cents per quart.
III line OF steamers will commence THAR
regular trips this month between Phiisde,mhia.
and Liverpool. "eipnia
- Arrangements are being made at the Phil,
aoelphia navy yard for the laying mn OF ahont
thlrty OF the vessels of our blockading fleets
~On the pilot engine which preceded the
iunerel train through New YORK was sta.
tiono.a telegraph operator with small in
strument ~ attach to the line az anv nIaca and
notify neighboriIs points in case OF an acct
dent.
eTA fund is being raised in Chicago for the
benefit Of George 4. Robinson, the soldier who
risked his life, and was desperately wounded
in saving the life of Secretary Seward.
Evening star., 1865-05-03
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
steamer Blown mp by Torpedo,

CAIRO, May 3.-The river in the vicinity OF
Baton Rouge is still rising, and many planta-
tions on the west side are inundated
The steamer Won Phul, from New Orleans
on the 27th ult, has arrived here. Capt Reed
and twenty six Of the crew Of the ram Webb
were captured by the 10th Illinois cavalry
and brought to New Orleans on the Goth.
being raised.
The steamer Hamilton from New Orleans,
with the Sd Michigan cavalry on board, struck
the entrance to Mobile, on the 25th ult, m ak.
ing complete wreck Of that part of the boat,
killing and wounding Is.
The Quartermaster Immediately issued or.
ders for all steamers to take the eastern chan.
mel, by way of Tensaw River, which makes q
distance, to and from Mobile, 90 or 80 miles
further
Evening star., 1865-05-03
MONUMENT TOABRAHAMLINCOLN IN
kS THE GUY OF KAAHINGTQN


In order to give definite shape to the desire so
generally expressed that . suitable Monument
should be erected in the City of Wa.hn to the
memory OF Abraham Lincoln. the City Osuncils
OF Washington have taken action resulting in the
formation Of an Association to he called the LIN.
coin NATIONAL MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
with the following oh GERS:
President-RICHARDW WALLACH. Mayor.
secretary-CROsBI 8. MOVES.
Treasurer-GEORGE W. RIGGS.
the Directors will be announced hereafter.
is proposed to raise for the purpose the sum of
al least SltpCUO by to be limited in
tributor.
Such is the general solicitude to contribute for
such q purpose that 1T is not doubted that the
amount requisite can be prom pity raised and the
monument erected within the year 1865.
Duly authorized collectors will be desienated
for this District, and persons throughout the
country disposed to con ribute can send their
cGonIloutions TO dEOkGA W. RIG aS, Esq,
treasurer Of the Association:
II may be dim cult TO send individual receipts
Tor the contributions received. they will be &c
kpowiedged from time to time through the public
press.
1t is earnestly hoped that every newspaper
throughout the country will call attention to the
object OF this Association, and give IL such edto
flai encouragement as shall Secure . general
1t is the desire of the Association to raise
Of the eublme life and character of the ar1 ented
deceased-one that shall be creditabe alike to the
city and ration
With euch ends in view, it is not dou bted that
this appeal will meet q prompt aud universal
response my2 I'm
Evening star., 1865-05-03

REPAIRS ON NAVAL TKssRLs-The NAVY
Department has issued orders to the effect that
no repairs snail be made upon vessels unless
all that are needful can be made at q cost less
than certain sum named in the orders. Yes.
sells which cannot be put in condition for that
sum will be sold. This will soon place in the
market large number of gunboats mostly
purchased from the merchant service and CON.
verted into blocksders.
Evening star., 1865-05-03
THE EVENING STAR.
7. ID. wALLACH, Editsr and Proprietor.
WAsHINoTOH CITY.
MAY 3, 1865.
ORGANIZATION OF NATIONAL BANKS IN
STATES THAT HAVE BEEN IN REBEL

ORGANIZATION OF NATIONAL BANKS IN
LION.
In the organization Of National Banks in
States that have been in rebellion, the Comp.
troller of Currency, conforming to the recent
decision of the United States Supreme Court,
will require applicants who have been resi-
dents in those States during the rebellion, the
oath Of allegiance to be filed with the apphca'
tion papers, in order that 1t may appear tnat
the parties are qualified TO unlte In the Or
eanization of bank, and not under such dis.
abilities as would prevent the granting OF
franchise TO them. In the organization of any
bank il is necessary that at least three -fourths
OF the directors should have been residents in
the state where the bank is located one year
prior 10 its organization.
Banks will not be organized nor papers re.
ceived for organization in any place not fully
under the control Of the Government
Evening star., 1865-05-03

HELD TO BAIL FOR poCRr.-Yestsrday af-
ternoOn John Lynch and Aionzo Besson, who
cipct police, and were held for a hearing by
Justice Thompson, were taken for trial to the
Third ward station house. Mr.. Norris ap-
peared as counsel for Besson. The charge
against the prisoners was assault and battery
and robbery OF q soldier named Frank Denco
on the Right OF the 14th instant, near the grave
yard, on 1lth and ' streets west. Frank Den.
co being sworn testified that he with a friend
named Kelly met at a little shanty kept by
Mrs. Murphy, near the Park, on 7th street.
Lynch, Besson and others were there, and ap-
and witness during the evening drank i've or
six glasses of beer. At a late hour witness
and Kelly started to go to their quarters at
others started with them. When they arrived
neart he grave yard, Lynch attacked witness,
who had lame hand, and Besson presented
or he would blow his brains out Kelly did
leave and ran off, and immediately witness
was knocked down, very severely beaten, and
was robbed OF his watch, $3s in money, one
shoe and stocking, his necktte, and other ar.
ticles Of less importance. Witness was posi-
tive that Besson and Lynch are the men.
Lynch was soldier and Besson had brass
buttons on his coat, and said he was Lieu
tenant
The prosecution rested upon this witness,
Kelly being with his regiment at Point Look
ont, and the other witnesses who were at Mrs
Murphy's had not appeared.
The defence introduced two colored women
to prove an alibi In the case of Besson, one OF
whom, Mary Berry, testified that Besson went
home at 4 II O'clock p m on the 1ith instant,
sick. and did not GO ost again that night, as
she and her mother staid in the room with him
all that night. --F &.
Josephine johnson testified that Bessen came
home at Ak o'clock on the 14th inst and did
not not 60 out, as she knew, up,so 10 O'CLOCK
q. night
Mary Berry said she had known Besssn two
years; did not live with him swo years ago,
bpt used % do his washing. -.,s.
Justice Thompson proposed to the counsel
to continue the case until the other United
States witnesses could be ohtaiped OF. to decide
now me-. Norris chose a. Immediate decision.
Justice Thompson Immediately decided to hold
the parties to bail for eonrt. ..a
Evening star., 1865-05-03
LOCAL NEWS.

VISIT TO PRESIDENT JoENsoN.-The men,
bers Of the Levy Court of w ashington county,
headed by Nathan Sargent, Esq, called upon
President johnson this morning at mis- Office
in the Treasury Department building for the
purpose OF paying their res poets to him. There
was NO speech making upon the occasion, but
some time was spent in social intereourse.
Evening star., 1865-05-03

1Gen. Butler, in an address before the
Mon League Club in New York on Wednes-
day evening, discussed at considerable length
the essentials of reconstruction. In bis vie ",
they are four: No more slavery; Constitution
Can Sc 80 ey each Sass that there
ernnent; reputation Of the war debt of the
Rebels; and the complete dsfran chisement of
all who have held civil or military offices
under the So called Confederate Government.
Evening star., 1865-05-03

THE NORTH ATLANTIC NAVAL SQUADRON.
The blockade running business being about
''played OUT" inc number Of vessels attached
to the North Atlantic Squadron is being greatly
reduced Sixty out of ninety vessels of the
fleet have been ordered home, and will be
Immediately placed out of commission.
Evening star., 1865-05-03
NAVAL OFFICERS RESIGN

NAVAL OFFICERS RESIGNING
AS the naval forces of the United States are
to be reduced as speedily as possible, large
numbers of officers are sending in their resig-
nations to the Navy Department, all Of which
are being accepted.
Evening star., 1865-05-03

~ Col. Dodge, Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General at New York has received
/ Instructions from Washington to muster out Of
service and discharge all recruits, drafted
men, substitutes and volunteers for old repi-
ments remaining IN rendezvous, and all men in
organizations not yet started to the front rex.
cept tor Haucock's CorpsD
Evening star., 1865-05-03
CAPTURE OF 4 STEAMER,

The Navy Department has received infor-
nation OF the capture of the blockade running
steamer Cora, on the 25th ult., by the U. s.
steamer q uaker City, l3 miles east of Brazos,
Texas. The Cora is a stern wheel steamer,
and she was bound from Corpus Christi,
Texas, to Bagdad Mexico. with cargo OF
n m hpr
Evening star., 1865-05-03

NAVAL.-Rear Admiral Charles H. Davis
naS oeen detached from the Bureau Of National
NaVigation, and ordered as Superintendent Of
Inc National Observatory. Captain Perciyal
Drayton has been appointed Chief of the
bureau OF Navigation. Captain Z HI. Wyman
the haeship of The European Squadron
Evening star., 1865-05-03
PERSONAL,

M ADAM AHOLIAB. An Impressed Medium, is
lSl prepared to read the Past, Present and Future
to all Who wish to give her . call. at No 5-I 10th
street. between and = streets. Island. Is able
10 consult and ad wise in all basp ace
with safety, from q. m. to p. m. my 3-3tt
nR. PHILLIPS has removed to Penpsyivania
avenue, near l4th st., over Messrs Kidwell's
Orue store. apb Sniff
Evening star., 1865-05-03

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovRRNoR.-The
following named persons have been appointed
by Gov. Pierpoint notaries public for the city
of Richmond and county OF Henrico:-L w.
Rose, A. d. Williams, S. L. Williams and F.
7. Smith,
Evening star., 1865-05-03
RRICKsi BRICKs'I BRICKsIU
ID 100000 BRICKS FOB SALE

The fubscriber has on hand one million Hand
Made Brick ready for delivery. which he will SELF
ct fair prices, for cash or good paper. The above
Brick comprise all qualities. namely:
690,0O Merchantable, 900 Oo0 Hard, 100 900 Paving
K. Fl. LAMBELL,
my3-6t st. south and N. j. avenue
TOR SALE-A small FARM. containing about
from the market house in Geors setown, D O on
the Canal Road, near the Columbia Foundry.
rooms. porches back and front, kitchen, and room
sboye for servants. fouptain before the door. two
pears. cherries, peaches. and an immense stone
srly srrlarry on the Csn.! Road There Is also two
framed house. Well Of good wster in the yard.
Both paying q good interest There is also two,
larse asparagus beds All persons des.roas ef
pur chasing such place are invited to call and eK-
anime for themselves.
my SGT" SAMUxL GROWN.
Evening star., 1865-05-03
VIRGINIA AFFAIRS.


Gov. Pisrpoint, we hear. will In a day or two
issue an address to the people OF Virginia.
We unders tand also that he will make
Recommendation that the Congressional cleo.
tons in the State be postponed until October
awt
Evening star., 1865-05-03
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WAsHINeToH, May 3, 1855
Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo
ations OF Government securities:
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM CANADA
The Rebel Censpirator VIM. Cleary Gives
Himself Up

TORONTO, May 3.-Wm. Cleary, one Of the
rebels against whom the grand Jury found
true bill for breach OF neutrality, a few days
since, yesterday surrendered himself, and gave
bail in 5000 TO stand his trial at the October
assizes.
Evening star., 1865-05-03
LOST AND FOUND.

CAME 10 TIE PRHhIsls Of the subscriber,
the ut nt sss and red spotted
property, pay charges and take her sxay.
m,sst. Near deer r. s.toxs. SxognO B. 3. l..
@C DOG. ave years old, medium size long tail,
cropped ears. and answsrs to name o." T." Last
Sc e H rss
n b.nf e P:a 81 1S Il his n.ysH
n 9! A:a sss ssT -a
..ss q:
I OsT-On Mond.y morning, May lst on Penn
9 III oasfH
,sS4n ArsHard will be paid on its delivery q
Wo0 REWARD WILL BE PAID POR fH8
@ ~ return of . lady's GDLD HUNTING
UtS sod ross eS.ss.as xiss ~
dollar attached; which was stolen from my house
on Saturday s,. 5oar 5eis DAVIDSON. 50 Water. st..
&5 Will BE PAID ON THl DELIVERY OF
Suhos or ss5 sids @ 1ssy e. adSs5 GALE
q COW Sf %ss. Sne p 1s, ssf M
two sore tops for a ciapper: 4 liberal reward
will be paid any one who will give infor nation
H Mrs r A. BRADDOCK.
myl ST. No. 126 Pa av,. bet. 10th and 10Th sts
ri 000 REwARD.-Lost, last night. at the
and a 7th and sth streets, between FOUR and FIVE
the property of the advertiser. be is more anxious
to secure it, and therefore offers the above urge
reward. HENRY 8. BARNES.
street. between 7th and STA
ap 2aIw or Butchers Stall Center Market.
Evening star., 1865-05-03

CIRCUIT COURT, chief Jnstiee Ca,tter.in
the case Of Wiley sgainst Rfown-issue from
the Orphan. Ccert--t the ey yidence for the plain
til has closed, MRS. Brown having gtyen per
testimony, and the defense was TO-DAY eotp !.
meneed, Mr., q. w. I,enA hsspg On the spaD.d.
Evening star., 1865-05-03

PERsoNAL.-Brig. Gen. H. Prince, U. S. V;
Gen. Stahl, L. S. v; Senator r.. f. Stockton,
n. j., are at Willards.'
Evening star., 1865-05-03
FROM LOUISVILLE:

Reward Offered for Ex-Gev. Harris.
LOUISVILLE, May 2.-The Tennessee Senate
adopted resolution offering $4,000 for the
delivery Of Ex.Gov. Isham G.. Harris to the
civil authorities of that State. '-.
Evening star., 1865-05-03

+ SALES OF SEVEN sales of
Seven.thirties by Jay Cooke Co, amounted
to S3,l9l, $50 yesterday.
Evening star., 1865-05-03

IMPORTANT TO CABINET MAKERS, BUILD
ERS AND OTHERS
Large lot of Walnut and Cherry, thicknssses
300 OOo feet clear Pine Lumber of all thicknessss
from three to FIVE ars old, together with large
astOrtmeHt of Building Lumber.
For sale at yard, No 81 Water street, George.
town D: c., asuperior let of Sd and l6.4 Ash
my 2r F. WHEATLEY
Evening star., 1865-05-03
OF ooPARTNxRsHIp.

nIsHOLCT10N OF UOPARTNIRSHIP.
u
The eopartnership heretofore existing between
D. Tobriner and John NJ. Eisslsr. doing bu usiness
under the name and nrm Of TOBRINER & EISB.
LER, Is this day, LIST Of May. dissolved by mutual
consent.
All persons having claims against them are
requested to present them for payment. and all
persons indebted ts them are requested to settle
the sa me. Either Of the members of the late 6rm
is authorized to ign In liquidation.
z. TOBRINER,
J. NJ. EI9SL1R.
PSI. TOBRINBR will continue the business
At the old stand. my2 2.3t*
Evening star., 1865-05-03
BOARDING.


(NENTLEMEN can be accommodated with desi-
- rabIe Rooms At No: 400 Eighth str eet, between
& and II, ono block from the cars and Patent
Omce. 10y 36ts
Two GENTLEMEN. OF q gentleman and his
L vie, can obtain BOARD at 33I 20th at. Also,
two table boarders can be accommodated. Terms
BOARD BY THE DAY, WEEK, OR MONTH,
- Ior families or single persons. Location pleas
ant; house airy. with spacious grounds. gas, hot
ana cold bath. Terms moderate. Apply 8. W.
corner 2lst and sts, near Pa. ave. m7 3t*
r O0Ms AND TABLE BoARD-J. TAVINs
1otakes this method of infor ming her old Gus
toners and the public generally, that she has re-
moved from No. Rrsnslin Place. on st., to No
292 street between 18th and l4th, where she is
prepared to accommodate gentlemen with good
table board. my2.3t+
R0ARDING.-Severa Gentlemen can be accom-.
L II n w9dated With BOARD and LODGING, or
TABLE BOARD with separate rooms If desired
by applying at 1874. I'D street, between X and L.
ap g. cost"
EOUR OR FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BE WE'LL
L accommodated with BOARD and LODGING on
4 street. south corner Of 18th. mar 20