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GnsIanc.

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hoard hin 'sy: ran mother I az icr my
country
The hen became 70 intense that Booth
was taxed 10 the porch Of Garretts house.
Colopel Cohger immsdiAtely ssnt % Port
Royal for q surgeon, and an honr slapseA be-
fore The surgeon arriyed, during which time
LeutenAnt Baker constantly bAthed Booth I
head In ics-watsr, aud placed In his mouth q
wet cloth, Booth being unable 70 get his lips
to a tumbler, owing to the fact that he eonld
not be raised up. In the meantimo Il was
discovered that the wound had been inflicted
by 4 shot from pistol in tho hands Of BerE I
Corbett, Of the 18th N. Y. cavalry, tho ball
passing entirely through his meek, psrforating
both sides Of his shirt collar.
Shortly after Booth was laid upon the porch
he made an effort 10 speak. He said; "Tsll
my mother died for my country. I done
what l thought was for the best" /" This was
said with great difficulty, and apparently In
the greatest pain. He said two or thres
times, at intervals: "KiIl ms-kill me-, - and
by signs indicated that be wanted 70 cough,
and that he wanted Congsr TO put his hand
on his throat. Congsr did 90, but Booth did
not succeed In coughing. He seemed now 10
bo failing rapidly, but revived again, and
said: my hands" His hands were thon
laying motionless by his side. Baker raised
ono Of his hands, 50 that Booth could sec II,
and bathed II In ics.water Booth, with
great effort, his eyes glaring At the hand,
said: "Usoless--useless - Baker lot 70 his
hand, which fell poworlcss BY the dying
mans side. nd.
Again Booth sank away, and was fast fail.
ing when the surgeon arrived. Ths surgeon
examined the wound for soma minutes; said
Booth might live for twenty -four hours. But
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A woRD WITT TILE WoRL,D.

The NsU Rork World is info7msd that tho
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is not "ths news.
paper mouth-PiOOs Of Secretary STANTON"
Tho NsW York World 10 also informed
that the NATIONAL RErUBLIcAN is not now
nor has 1t ever been engaged in any kind Of
Onslaught on General GRANT."
The WorId's defence Of Gen. sHsANANs
recent conduct does not help tho General in
the judgment Of any lOyaliSt.
The WoriS's anxiety for its pet General
LEE, fearing he will be punished for his high
crimes under the civil law OF the land, after
no is declared exchanged aud released from
parole, 10 = very extraordinary fact which We
hope the Government in these times Of con-
spiraeies, plots. and asSassiuntions, will take
notice Of.
A writer who will attempt to get up syn.
pAthy for LBs, or any other rebel, over the
open grave of ABRAuAx LINCOLN, would do
fond tho assassin Booru.
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Terrible Loss Of Life ON = Mississippi
Steamer.

CAIRO, April 2s.-The steamer spltanA,
from New Orleans on tho evening Of the 2lSt
instant, arrived Mt VicksburR with her boilers
leaking badly. She remained there thirty
hours, repairing, and taking on l, soe Federal
soldiers and IS OfhosTS lately released from
CatAWbG and Andersonyills prisons. She ar.
rived At Memphis last evening.
After eoAling she proceeded up the river.
About two D. m. when seven miles up, she
blew up, Immediately taking hrs aud burn.
lug TO the waters edge. OF 2, 100 souls on
board, not more than 700 have been rescued;
800 were rescued and are now in hospital.
Two or three hundred uninjursd are at the
Soldiers Home, Capt, Mason, Of tho Sui
tAhA, Is supposed TO be lost.
Al four O'clock this morning the river front
Mt Memphis was oUVsrsd with soldiers Atrug-
Cling for nfei many Of them badly scalded.
Boats Immediately went to their rescue, and
are still engaged In picking them up. Gen.
WRshburne Immediately organized . board Of
officers 10 investigate the affair, and they are
now at work doing so. No further Particu.
lars received.
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BY TELE @ RAPH .
The Obsequies-PrOGress OF the Funs-
raj COrtsEe-The Time Cor the
Funeral Changed.


wISTIELD, N. Y, April 2s.-Ths remains
of Abraham Lincoln arrived this morning.
Tho bells were tolled and minute guns fred.
CLEVELAND, April 2S.-EveryWhere, after
leaving Buffalo, lanterns, mourning flags and
notices Of grief were displayed.
At Dunkirk, General Dix and stat took
leave. At tho various places passed crowds
assembled, manifosting unabated interest.
At Wicklifc, Ohio, Governor Brough and staiT
came aboard; also General Hooker and stat,
Senator Sherman, and many others Of the
committee to meet the remains.
Cleveland WAS reached at seven In the
morning All places Of business we're closed
to-day. The flags are at half.mast. A ma
tional salute tthirty.six guns) was nrsd, and
half-hour guns till sunset,
The conn was placed In the hsarse, the
roofing Of which was covered with national
flag, with black plumes, and otherwise taste
fully adorned.
Religious exercises were performed BY
Bishop McIlvaine; they were intensely sol.
Omn, and moved many listeners to tears.
The number OF people who witnessed the
remains during the day averaged lSo = min
ute, two rows Of spectators constantly pass
ing. Charles l.. Wilson, on behalf Of CON-
mitteo Of one hundred from Chicago, arrived
hero to-day to extend the hospitAlitiss OF that
city. The COMMITTEES will proceed to Mich
gan City to meet the remains, and will os.
eort them to Springfield.
Tho display at Chicago will be tho largest
ever known there. FoTty-one organiEatiOns
numbering twenty-five thousand men, have
already reported to the chief marshal. We
leave Cleveland at midnight, and will arrive
at Columbus in the morning. Everywhere
deep sorrow has boon manifsstsd, and the
feeling seSms, If possible, to deepen a. We
move westward. Governor BrouEh has ten.
dered the hospitAlities Of his residence to the
funeral party.
SPRISarIELp, April 2s.--The time Of tho
funeral Of President Lincoln has been changed
to Thursday, MAy4.
|. CLEVELAND, April 2s.-Goneral Dix and
STAFF took leave Of tho remains At Dunkirk.
At Wyclile, Ohio, Governor Brough and STAFF
Joined the funeral train; also Gen, Hooker
and stan, and Senator Sherman and many
others of the committee appointed to moot
the remains.
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EXTRA
Johnston's Surrender.
Prompt Action of Gen. Grant
JOHNSTON HURRIED Up TO TIE KORE.
HE YIELDS TO THE NECESSITY.
$4,000 Men Surrendered.

WO have learned from = gentleman who
was present at General sHERNAS'S head
quarters during the proceedings, some inter
eSting particulars Of Jos JoHNsroNs final
surrender.
AZ soon a. General GRAST reached the
front, hO caused . dispatch to be sent to
JOHNSTON notifying him that tho Armistico
entered into between Gonoral SHHRNAN and
himself would be terminated in forty eight
hours from the time whom tho notification
passed the picket limos.
Later in tho day Gen. snERNAS telc-
graphSd to JOHNSTON q demand that be
should surrender his army upon tho same
terms that were granted to Gen. LEE.
On the neIt day JonSsroS telsgraphod a
request to Gen. SHERMAN that copy Of the
terms proposed on the 18th should be for.
Wardsd to him, also asking for further
srmistiee.
snHRpAN tslogrhphOd on tho 2jth that he
would meet him (JonNsrosD noIt day at IL
o'clock noon. General sHHRuAS repaired to
the rendezvous at the hour, but JOHNsrON,
whose train had broken down, was somewhat
delayed
The surrender thon took place, subatan.
tally upon the same terms rs those accorded
by General GRARr 10 LEE. Each officer and
man 10 to takO an independent obligation
1t 10 believed that tho forces surrendered
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q As the funeral train Of our late beloved
president approaches his western home, the
gpubhc interest in the remains Of tho noble
fmartyr seems to become moro and moro in.
ksnsifed. As bis inAnimate form Is borne
;back to tho arms Of his own people their love
iand grief break out Afresh. They feel q Pc
2euliar sorrow for his loss. because they were
this nOighbors, although their admiration for
shis goodness, patriotism, and ability can
ihRrdly exceed that Of loyal hearts every.
whsre In the nation.
The Cleveland Leadsr Of Thursday says
"Afor all the rumors to the contrary, Il will
De joyful intelligence to thousands who will
ieoms here tomorrow, the certainty Of the
privilege Of looking upon the face Of AbrA-
ham Lincoln. Major General Dix telsgrAphs
tthe Mayor Of Buffalo that the remains will
bic In state all day In that city to-day. In
four report Of the meeting Of the committee Of
Narrangemonts, last night, may be seen tele-
Ingram, Sont to Col. Stager Of this city, from
4 Brig. Gen. MoCallum, one Of the escort,
(which announces In positive terms that the
body will lie in state hore tomorrow. There
4are thousands who would travel almost any
3 distance TO SEQ even tho coffin which en-
Fcloses tho remains Of the nations martyr;
bat there are tens Of thousands who would
4traverse double the distance TO gaIo upon the
Features Of the illustrious doNd.b
The procession in Cleveland was arranged
in SiE divisions, embracing all tho civic au.
thoritiss, societies, and frAtsrnities, and was
IA very importing affair.
n Ths COMMITTEES Of Arrangements At SprinR.
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SECOND llDTTTON
FoUR o,CTl oCK, r. 81.
AsToUSD,sS ..,T., DIE yELoRsIENTs- 11Ic. .

ASTOUNDING DIE vELOPMENTs-
THE SEARCH on THE DISTRICT.
One week ago today We expressed tho
opinion, sditOrisily, III. the cities Of Wash.
ington, Georgetown and Alexandria ought to
be searched for the arrest Of BOOrH and his
aesomplicss in crime We entertained tho
hope that . thorough search would be kept
up elsewhere 1T the 81 ne time. We stated
many reasons, as far - We deemed II pru.
dent, lrAy such . searoh should BE- made.
It has been gratifying to our feelings TO
hnd our views, eontainsSl in the article re-
'fsrrsd to, endorsed By ali the leading civil
and military officials In this city and else.
where, whose opinions arc worth having. We
have received numerous letb'rs Of thanks from
leading mon In the nation who have sT-
pressed the hope that the proposition to
search the District would be carried into
prompt execution.
While, to this day, the work has not bsOn
undertaken with that thoroughnesS which tas
grost emergency demands, yet II Is but Just TO
state that much has been done In the d,rse.
tiOn indicated by US one wsnk ago.
This Is not all. The inVsItigation, IN hiS
eity, since our article appear I'd, has developed
facts Of the NOH aHoEHdiMg character. The
otieial record will eventually IhoW this. These
developments, resulting from , dytiaI search,
only shows what would bs broug bt To light by
unroOnng and uneayfhiRg, II necessary,
every. house In the District Of Columbia.
Seek for double partitions, false wills, secret
apartments, under esiidrS Vhere hs great
State pyiIOnsyS 'rsrs 10 b kept "erstsS IN
chains gjisr being kidnapped.
That II Is in evidence that President Liz.
coLN, Vice President HAuLIS, the mersbers
Of the CABINET, General GRANT, ChiefJ Justice
CHASE and Speaker CoLPAx woro marked as
the victims Of certain rebel conspirAtors and
assAssins there Is little doubt; that tho plot
originated with the chief political rebels in
Richmond was planned In detail in Canada,
and was to be executed in this city, thoro is
also no doubt. That socret meetings we're
held at the residences OF sscsssionists In this
city to further the execution Of this hendish
plot Ia we'll known.
The arrests already made Of persons known
to be parties 10 the murder Of President LIN
coLN, and tho facts thus far ascCrtAined, of
the hsllish purpose Of tho rebel GssAssins to
Hriks from sriStsnes oil TIE kdding NsH Of
the National Government, thus leaving II
pithom legal Head, and the reins Of Gov
ernment To be seized by any orrntic, ambi-
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Rrlnaa.

Tho following Is n list Of additional prizes
ready for distribution at the Fourth Audi.
tors ofhoS AGokinAW, captured the Mary
MstaeOmst, captured the Susanna Black
Hawk, EHstPOrt, Lafayette, NeoshO, Ozark,
Choetau, osa6e, Chillieoths, Louisville, Ca.
rOndelet, Benton, Pittsburg, Mound City,
Essex, Lexington, ouichitS, Fort Hindman,
Cricket GGIelle, Gen. Price, and W. II.
Brown, captured Red River Cotton, &o.
Clyde, captured 70 bales Cotton A.; Augusta
DinsmOrs, captured tho John San Jacinto
and Tenders, captured the soAltAd ChsrO,
kee, captured the Emma Henry.
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OUR NATIONAL BEREAvEMENr.
Letter from Dolly DIsmond-No. Nv.

NEW lohk, April Is, lsNo.
DIAN EDIToR Now York has mourned
with magnificent Solsmnity The popular
feeling which gave Mr.. LINCOLN the great
majority last fall, and put the McCLELLAS
party under such a heavy cloud, has been
fully Substsntiatcd BY tho unSnimity Of sym.
Pathy and regret expressed at his DEATH and
the overwhelming tribute Of respect which
has just been paid to oil that remains Of the
great and good man. Tho bcst and wcalthiest
citizens displayed tho utmost desire to par.
ticipato in tho solemnitios, and neither time
nor expense wore spared in behalf Of the op.
portunity. Amongst them were men who
tOiled for three months last fall 10 procure
his reelection. Friends to him, to their
country, and TO froe humanity. Mr.. LIN.
colin has bsen regarded in some respects as
peculiar man-the ways Of great men are
often mysterious and not easily OWNED by
even their friends and associates.
There Is but little doubt that, although
Mr., LINCOLN was greatly bsloVod, there Sro
comparatively rsry Jsp who thoroughly ay-
Prseiatsd his noble character. That no was
entirely qualified to conduct tho Affairs Of
WI O'o '''n''N 'A'''"eui
49, .'"0 a"0'''"" ni"n, with
sound American principles, puro and un.
dehlsd possessed Of indomitAbls perso.
vercnce, quiet strength, and superior but
unVRrnished intellect, adapting himself to
all Hlasaaa nf an.taN, a0o
'oo'e'' '"'"S "'"0' oA'0nu'
"''u Wv" " 'n' most hu~o'e' Al
NV '''fu'"'' "'' he''"So'' speeches
'N ''.'''' '"o" e'0" Judgment ana 'ouhd
a"u '"0 n0u'S'y " hiS hA'ure
P,as0O MI" !" ''"s"ia'' m'Orao'o contrast
WV" Po''o"' "no ne,u in'ori'r oueo'' Iho'e
"A' 0'i''0''V' MS ''"o JoA0s iAliod 10 see
'"' PV'"a' ~" "" "" "0queutiy oi tho
Aoo"''' u'''''P''on anu S'"Ay' nhu us appii'
'"'''"' Ou''"B 'n' '0ur years OF MS peculiar
>"O "''"s POsi''0n' MS 'ersatil'y OF eI'
preston, ana 'he httle pieasantry Whioh'he
Aiio"ed himself OCCASIONALLY to indulge In,
"neh one oil MS uhonohding little anecdotes
"0u'u more clearly dehne his position and
purpose than an argument OF half day, rc-
noVoa tue mighty caro- ana responsibilities
"h'en o'her"iso "ould nave oVerpo"ered
nun h'iAia''0n was p"rnoulariy necessary
70 MS temperament kept MS brain clear
anu neN'nN ana gave MN On opportunity to
O'oS'no '0''" 'H0 'en''"0n'' OF loving
"'o'o "A'u'0
HD"N"AA i'S.ohS was 'ei-mAde man.
A'u orc 0' 'Do nOO,es' natural productions Of
our O0'o'0a 'o' WINE We n" 'eeI I" uni
YOU people 'nAt "o nave 'o'' our best TREND
"0a'u % un''A' a" nature, that We wish
W INMATE 10 say otner 'hAn ~ fA'her' not
" WILL out A Ihou WIN my viii be
done. God moves in mysterious way, his
wonders to perform, y and though We cannot
,e. hi, nurno,. II 1, to N. .,to,D,,.D, Of
,o,.. =, oLi.., T.,
N'JSNNf mn boNh
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NIy.t.riou. Anslr IN p.ltimor,.

BALTIMORE, April 2s.--A weli.knovn sit-
Een Of Baltimore committed suicide last
Monday, a short distance from this city, by
shooting himself with pistol. No cause
could be assigned for the rash act, except
that he had recently seemed depressed and
melancholy. Subsequent events have in.
duced the suspicion that he was In some way
implicated in the conspiracy, and last night
the body vas eIhumod, embalmsd, and sent
to Washington, by orders from the Govern.
ment. Tho affair causes much speculation,
and thero arc many reports in circulation
which II is deemed imprudent 10 publish.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29
RETRENCHMEN ENT.

The sweeping order from the War Depart.
mont, which appears elsewhere in our paper
to-day, will reduce very materially the heavy
expenses Of the Government, and afford 70
our public treasury timely and sAlutAry ro
lief Tho reduction Of expenditures oontom.
plated in this order will amount to several
hundred thousand dollars per day.
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PnILADELPHIA, April 2s.-Ths subscrip.
tions to the sOyen.thirty loan to-day received
by Jay Cooke were -, 1853, 500, including sin
gle subscriptions Of 500, 900 from Cinoin,
natl, 500, 900 from Baltimore, $500, 900 from
New York, 5000, 900 from Boston, and
Der Of individual subscriptions was 3,sOl, Of
$50 and 800 each.
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Rumored intended Invasion OF Mis-
h0uf1.

81, Lovrs, April 2s.-ReportS prevail that
force Of from sir TO twelve thousand rebels,
consisting Of the remnants Of JEFF Themp-
sons and Joseph shslby's briyAdss, are At
PocahOntas, ArkansaS, preparing TO invade
Missouri. A large number are leaving the
southwestern part Of the State in eonse.
quence. Threo regiments have been sent
down the river. The reports are ndoubtsdly
exaggerated
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

The Health OF Secretary Seward.
Tho Secretary Of State, in company with
DR., VERDI, again rodsout this morning.
Hon. FREDERcK W. sEwARD still contin.
uos to improve.
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SEVERAL cases Of spotted fever have ap-
peared in New York, chiefly among those
who live in dirty abodes, and are brought in
contact with Immigrants. 1t does not as
sume a contagious character, and no partie.
ulGr apprehensions from it are entertained.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

The Navy Department this morning rO.
oeiVsd intelligence Of the arrival Of the iron.
clad rebel pirate stonsWAn at Tsnsrifs, on
the I'd, an route for the West Indies, whore
she Is supposed to be At present.
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The Ob.eauies at Chicago.

The Chicago Journal says; The most sI.
tsusiys preparations are making in this city
for the solemn funeral procession on Monday,
on the arrival here Of tho late Presidents re.
mainaii ...
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NAvY-YARD.-In consequence Of Orders
for shot and she'll having been sountormAndsd,
there will be some twenty men discharged nom
the iron foundry this afternoon Thsre has also
been u discharge Of SONS ave or siK from he
painters department within the last few days.
steamer Don, Commodore Parker, Arrived
up this morning about 10 o'sioek. ...'. +"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

oss Of the Canadian papers states that
Gen Lee Of the rebel army, will soon arrive
at Hamilton, IN that province, on . Witt to
Brig Con d. @. Loe, & relative, who Is sO-
jOaruing there and was wounded near Rich!
mond. ."|
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OF JohhAton'S ArmiSS-HS
IL Allowed Lees Terms.

--| WAh UhFAhThHHT
wANINOroN, April 36-SPm.
MUor General DIR, Eeao York
A dispatch from General Grant, dated At
Raleigh, 10 p. m, April 20, just received by
this Department, states that: .g1
Johnston surrendered the forces In his
command, embracing all from here to the
Chat tahooehee, to General Sherman, on the
basis agreed upon between Lee and myself
for the Army Of Northern Virginia"
RDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary Of War
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SALES OF REAL EsIArB-The hne Gothic
residence formerly owned and occupied by Baron
St@ckl, tho Russian Minister, was yesterday
sold to Charles Knapp, Esq. Of this city, for
eco, 600
MessrA Green 4 williams sold at auction, on
yesterday, parts Of lots IS and 20, with handsome
frame house, wood house, stable, and carriage.
house, Second street east, Capitol Hill, 10 John
HtI, Esq. for e5 $50. The same Arm sold, on
Monday, lot No. II, with two-story brick house,
on street between Ninth aud TSnth streets, 10
W Wall, for k3B1n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

ArTEMPr to RoB.-wm. Robinson, alias
Jones' aud Charles Lyons, were arrested last night
by omcers Hurdle and Boyle for attempting to
rob a fellow. soldier named JehA Corey. Il seems
the three were In company, when Lyons and Rob
ing him while the other searched him foFtd natsly
ho had no money for them 10 taxa Ihay were
Committed to jail for court By Justice 0ibsrson.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

ber Of the Och Michigan regiment, was shot By
the provost guard near the depot last night Day
was very drunk, and the guard attempted 10 ar.
rest him. He resisted and ran, when he was shot
by one Of the guard aa. 4'-' I."s
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MARRIAGE IIcENsEs.-Sines the Ist Of
April, l2l marriage licenses have bees issusd
from the once Of Mr.. r. J. Msigs, clerk Of the
court or this number, q were for eOlored per-
soaA. The number issued during the month Of
Anil, 1854, MAA l6l.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

be one Of the policemen al the Capitol, HAa ar
rested yesterday, by oGoeT CoOmbs, for stealing
one sheet, . dress, aud other articles from Leo
pold unger He was taken before Justice 0IbeT-
son, and committed 10 jail, for court. -"1.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

AssAULr AEB BArTsRT WITH IKTnNT TO
KUIn-sAmuel seymour, . cavAlTymAn, was ar
rested this morning By oniesT wAlllnE, Of the
Fourth ward, for shooting at . man named Rich :
ArdL 1t appears thai Richards aud Soy mouT had
some words, when Seymour drew his pistol and
hrod At Richards, but fortunately did not strike
him. seymour was committed 10 Jail BY Justice
Gtberson to answer the charge At the next term
Of the Criminal Court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

THE Common Council Of Springfield has
appropriated $40, 900 10 dOfray the expenses
hof Mf Lincolhis funeral. General Hooker
is'to bo Grand MarShal, and Bishop Simpson
will deliver the sermon. II Is proposed 70
purchase a handsome site, comprising six
acrSs, and In full view Of the Capitol, for the
tomb and monument