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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-03
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BPADLEY-On Wednesday, Alasch Mrs Frances Bradley
widow Of Ju.tu. bradley o. tie eah year Of her ere
Tie relatives and friends Of the family are invited =, attend
tho funeral the rcsilercc Of her William T. brAds
No 25f Bgoone st. THIS tfrdayi AFTERNOON ~ '
BURRru Brooslyn on Thursdsy mornnr, March 3D. ions
than 1T Hses infant son Of Andrew a.d Ada b"I
The friends Of the family invited e site.a VIC ssnera
from their residence, Leeave, near "iSons' on Friday
March 3D. etfp m. TIL .
LocKwoop-N Rome, Italy, on Friiay. Jan %, Marie
I,ni,e wife ~ Aired Lockwood and alush,er Of Ellis
Wade IT,. Of this city ... .r.- .
The relative. and ldoni Of the uy respectfully invited
attend te funeral at the residence OF heI father no q
West twenty -xth-st On sunday, tho dh iusi a. u
O'clock p Ia, without further notice
LABEy-suddenly, Thursday "a Inst, George T. LaSey
asrd q
H relatives and friends. also the members Of Pyramid Lodge
No. $50 T. and A. NJ. aud the fraternity IN general also Tue
eubar. OF the Fnieth st. T. Church. respectfully
Invited attend hi, fanral from the church on Sunday at
O'Clock, without further invitation.
MoREIOUsR- Marble Dale Conn. Sunday evening.
Feb 70, Helen, ucoud and only Surviving daughter o.,
Is days. e. "a.
PAULINO-On Thursday March 2, suddenly, Martha
Psn mo In the IL; yer Of her age.
Notice Of funeral in Saturdays pspeis
ROACH-On Tuesday. Feb %. Of scarlet fever, Hamilton
only ron Of Waiter and Elizabeth Roas3 aged years
The and friends Of the y respectfully invited
20 attend iuneru fron the Residence Of bis parent
No Oi West Twenty secondsi this iffdsy afternoon 81
O'clock Ills remains III be Inferred N Evergreen Gem
eiery
STt rTLFs-l. White Plains. wetchesier Co, Thursday
March "a John stutes aged 80 years. from his bIh TO
lis death servant ia the family OF the late Minute Mitch
eA. esq
woous-suddenly day Feb 60 Agues, vito Of join
TIE relative. snd friends Of the family invited 20 attend
Tho fun, from late residence No ~ LUDLOW si %
Friday afternoon a, o'clock.
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ar, 10 soldiers in the cavalry service for horses enc
.'"nments furnished by themselves for army use. II
sss rejected.
RANK OF OFFICERS.
Nj LANE offered amendment which was adopted;
oyling that when any officer of the army al the hoad
4 bureau accepts higher ral,k than Ii allowed ny
AZ for such position. he thereby fOfelts his position Nd
ssad O. such bureau. This was adopted.
EXEMPTION FROM MILITARY DUTY.
W GRIMES presented an amendment that no person
bioct 10 military duty shah be exempted because Oh
sr,i,ln, Substitute in the Navy. unless lie presents
he sub.,uie in person al some naval recruiting sia'
'icn Which was adopted.
Tn The tesoation rs amended was then passed.
CONpCCT OF THE WAR COMMIT EE.
III, senate agreed 10 the House resolution 20 con
npe tn Committee on the Conduct oil the az during
'he YacatiOn - -, -, 49,,
Several Indian bills were then taken mp and passed.
PENSIONS.
At. T. ,rER from the Committee on Pensions, re-
,ortel House bin in relation TO pensions. with the
gov-ine provisions That no invalid penSionor now or
hereafter IN the service OF the United States Shai DC
e,ttel Il, draw a pension for period of time dur
30 vhch be is or Shall be entitled 10 the full pay or
soiary which m Hbe-hoGled person dischargIng like
,ntes 10 the Government is allowed by law. The see
oud section grants pension to contract surgeons when
wounded or TO their representatives when killed IN ser
ice the same il they he'd been mustered into the
eryice The third section grants pension OF twenty
dollars month to soldiers who lose foot and one mana
m the military service and in tie line Of duty.
The bi. was passed.
FREEDMEN's BCyEAU BILL
NJ WILSON called up the report Of the Commute &c OF
Conference on the Freedmens Bi.roau Bl. hieh was
brciy discussed. and postponed I'll tomorrow
INDIAN TERRITORY TlJBEs.
TIE bi for the consolidation of the tribes Of the In
dian Territory and the establishment OF clIh Eo'cI
men therein, was consdeLed and II passed Aeas H.
nays l..
ANENDATO POSTAL LAW BILL
The report o, the Committee Of Conference on the b
amcnduiOry of the posted laws. WAS ooucmred III.
FaETD3IEN's SAVINGS BANK.
NJ SHEualAN called up the iii to Incorporate Tie
Jreedmeu's Savings and Trust Company, Whleh was
passed. ,o
The senate adjourned at ], TO meet at 10 o'clock
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4 crp,oua C.sr.-WilInm Grtfiih WI

A CURIOUS Case William Griffith was yestcr-
av arrested OH charge Of avisg stoe iron the residence
of NJ Jonathan s Mortimer No. ils w. Thirty trd st.
on tho ed uit evey, apparel es to the smoas'
Of ee Among the property stolen were two pawntrs
cts aud thee III. prisoner presented at pawn oce In finh
ave, and demsnaed tho goods they represented Officer
IL vs of the twentieth Precinct was called In and srre'ed
him The prisoner who Is respectable appealing, elderly
man. say. be found thu pawncse,s in Seventh lie I'D
j,ted that IL wrong endeavor to procure the good
from the pawnsh,p. justice Ledwih ron ni.ed him in d"
fault Of 5000 b" lie is gn'h.'er AMI re'ie' At No. 81
West ForythirdN .--
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NEW.Y0EK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, March Q, 1865.
ELLIS REPORTED,

SENATE. ALBANY. March 9, 1865
ELLIS REPORTED.
Authorizing gas companies to lay pipes along
plank roads and turnpikes
To amend the Sunday liquor Law.
Incorporating the Now York University Club.
Concerning passengers aud vessels arriving at New
York
incorporating The Ncw.York College of Dentistry
Appro,uiating t2J0 600 for Improving the navigation
Of the Hudson River,
Incorporatrr the New York SHAREHOLDERS Cab.
Incorporating the Est Regiment OF New York.
IALLs NOTICED.
For the enlargement Of the Erie Canal and the reiuc
ton OF tolls.
To amend the excise law.
Relative TO tie enrolment of the National Guards.
Incorporating the NewYork Pier and Varchousi1g
Company.
Relative TO the SuToga,es office of New York.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Increasing the rate OF interest on tAe Croton Water
Works bonds
Authorizing railroad in Eighty-sixth and oiner
streets, New loTk-
For the speedy payment OF the wages olaborers
employed by the Heads Of Departments.
TO regulate the Supreme Court OF the Fist Judicial
District.
Incorporating the Company Of the Garden of Foun
tains of NewYOrk.
BILLS PASSED.
Relative to the Dry.Dock East broadway and Bat
tery X iroad Company - .
To facilitate the construction Of the West Shore kai
road.
Authorizing Plank and Turnpike Road Companies to
collect additional tolls.
For the more speedy payment of lahorefs employer
by Heads vi the departments OF No"-Aofk
EVENING SESSION.
BILLS ADVANCED TO A THIRD HEADING
Tho Metropolitan Paid Fire Department BILL withon'
amendment
Mr.. COzANB moved to substitute the NcN- ioiA oom
mon Council ordinance
lost by the following vote:
NEAs-SlpssIs Aitahrn Christie, Cozans, Humphrey
Shafcr. Smith aud " oodrutiI >, al,
NAYs-Messss. Allen. Ames Andrews Angel Bailey ueil
Cor, Cook, Cornell. bucFcr, foser Hsveus Hunt hopo'
in N. Iaiupe.I. and " AltC-l4
Also thc bill 10 establish state institution fcr tbe
blind. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. REED introduced n bill to prevent tho
rendering # false certificates OF deatl m NcwNork
BILLS ADVANCED TO THIRD READING.
TO amend the Charter Of tie International Insurance
Company OF New-lork.
Tor Tie acquisition Of lands for the extension OF The
CrotoI cucduct Works.
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ry,.yop,rU EXTENSION. The work of extending

49,. r,t, Te,eprnph dong the line Of the Erie Rail
"a and i.s northern connections ~ rspdy piosrs
Ibr wires are now being hung ~ HAT sie,niy I"e P
~ 49,, ,e., Nov, ok and Bufso Two wfrrf are s.fuiS
hp 9s ,.s on the Buffalo division abon the sano ditae
on the snsqueh.nna. and about 40 mile, On ~ -;
sl., ed he frs., Western to Dmhhk;o Rochester
Via Ccrnn: and to CaHind'isna as s,o Us ~
t,r, and New ! ork city by March 10
CRUSHED by MAcHIsHEy.-Corone1o Jamie !oe-
ev held an INCEST, the Fourth PFeei' station h'a'e
on the body Of George H. Loasy aged 70 years,
wo. eflovel a. No % frankfort a., anf yesfsicsy
ms In sou,e az machinery in the yuldint G..,s
,lmos, ,,,sn. death lie rssidsI a, No. 2SS West iH'
| second ST..
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Business Notices.

Hss Nature al antidote for acquired diseases
Al who suffer believe they ous: 10 and Can be cured The
PLANTATION BrrEEs prepared by Dr. DRAKE OF he"i0fk
have doubt beuefes aud cured OF Dyspepsia
Nervousness Sour Stoeeh Loss Of appetite, Sinking weak
ness Gea Debility. and Mental Dependency thsa sny
ber article /, existence They composed OF the pSre'
roots and herb carefully prepared TO BE taken as tonic ana
rnile smuIan. They adapted to any or condion
q @ and Extensively popular With mothers and persons
81 s%den.ary hst'ts.
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COMMENCEMENT OF TIE NEw-YoRK MEDICAL
COLLEGE Dor WoNEy.-The first annual commence.
ment Of the New.York Medical College for Women.
took place on Wednesday at the Broadway Athenaum,
and was most interesting affair." The large edifce
wns crowded to replet.on. with brilliant audience.
The platform occupied by quito number OF prom
inent citizens of both together with the lady
graduates. The services were commenced by music,
and prayer by the Rev DR. Cox. Professor Ward then
read the thesis after which the degrees were conferred
by the following named ladies. the diplomas being
presented 30 them. With appropriate remarks, by Mrs
Wm H. GrcenOugh, President OF the College
Ms Emily scheitler, y. Y. cry nss Eloise b. Smith
Han 4 y CIV; Mrs A. C. yasness ~ Y Cry, Mr. u. ~
Wright NJ Y City. Miss \ T. Barnett, Newark, \. j. Mrs.
Amelia O. Pollock N. Y City, Mrs. Harriet Hail Peter
boratr h n Y lir. Ad.lne William, Mas M.s Iaps y
spsId,ng Cod Water, Mich Miss Harriet Chisby Mel
bourne Auatlala; Miss Merry y. Tracy Cromwell Conn
Mi-s Anna A. Manning Norwich Conn., Mrs. Anna Dens
The yaledictory was pronounced by Prof Carroll
Durham al ID. Interesting addresses we're dolFer'l
l,y the Rev VIM. IL. Boole the Hon. Horace Greeley.
and tie Res. Henry Ward Beecher. ald the services
were closed with benedicton by the Rev. Mr. street.
aud music.
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fAdyert,gcment.1

To CURE CoLDs.-A sure cure for bad cold
ia four tablespoons full Of Or. r. H. 1ALBo1's MEpI-
GATED PINEAPPLE CIDER when youeretire. cold IL
tLe foundation Of most diseases. Who would NOT
readily buy whole bottle of Pineapple Cider II they
were snrc II would curol Any onc who buys bottle
of this Pineapple Cider and Ia not satisfied with H. can
returm the same and have the money refunded For
sale everywhere Is. 4. BArBirI. sole Agent Nos. o.
O. 80. o. 6S 90 20, - and "a Washington ST., New
Nnr
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From Albany.

ALBANY, Thursday. Marell2, Zoo
The following nominations by the Governor
have b zen confirmed by the Senate: ,
Managers Of the State Asylum. Samuel tamppcli
ndrnrnd A. AN. and Daniel y. Bessell, Ill Oh
Oneida Il,
The Select Committee on the Removal OF the
Coui,J yi hold meeting the 22d nst 10 hear the
p.rtics interested.
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iAdveriisernsm.l

ETVE CONSTITUTION " ATHh Z T MIN IHIAI'1-
We mean Won who nre under specialists care from
wear TO wear and VIC particularly aludc to ladies who
are constantly rcsortng to iocai ertren and all sorts
of local Applications dscis with as much chance OF
suc,ss as there would bc from local applications 10 the
ttoa, for diseases OF the brsln. sold wholesale by
NogGAs & ALLEN No iG Cih-st.. and all druggists
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To CURE DYsPHPSIA.-Add two teaspoons
.fnIl of DIR. T. Is. 1AIBoTs INDICATED PINEAPPLE
1IpRp 10 wine. full Of water and fake before or
W Ic eating For sale everywhere b. 4. BABnuT.
ole Agent Nos o. o. 6o. o.. D.. 90 10. * ana "a
Washing ton.s ST., Eew.fork.
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JErPERs. SO Broadway, is selling his stock of
slippers at l,w prices. Jelers, $40 Broadway.
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IAdvertisenep,.l
FIREWORKS

Far the ath of March ocicbration hand d complete
assortment Of good quality at fair prices Twenty
eighth Year, JoSEPm d. fuhpi'
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CHEROKEE MEDICINES FOE THE CgF0Rrr-
x,TE-3. page pamphlet, with full particulars. free
Address Dr w. Il. MELVIN a Co., No. 60 Liberty ST.
Ncw.Y York.
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TAdver.isemeht.l
MEssRs. FOWLER n WELLS, Psychologists,
no broadway. give Charts Of Character daily. %.
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spetiaI Notites.

All DISCHARGED Officers, Non Commissioned off
CHS and PRyArEs, who have served during the Ptes.n
" are invited 10 tab. part IN the celebration oil tue p
m the MON Armies and Join the Procession on 81 IN
DAY next go . hAeilL II H. i,sti,n.
March |, 1865
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No,icc.-The Veteran Corps Of the War Of
iSiI w.l ssserbe the Meer House, cor Mercer and
on SATJ RDAY, the iLi day OF March, at 10
rp ~. prrctsrly IN full nxorm 90 join Ia the Grand
CeebTaon with fellow citizens N Honor 2, the oor ,
,n hch v . mr. Setvsd In the War OF 1912. is-t every
Veteran In Ills and the adjacent counc. attend Carriages
, w Nv oeirr H. RAYMOND, bfig. -f,en.
''1 1 'v AZ IVY Adt ABRAHAM DAILY, Col.
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DR.. LICHTHrbL
Can De consulted u his residence, No. ~ st. Msrspace
Egahst between Second and Thrd.ayes from till
p. "a,
DsAFSEss CATARRH
Discharges from the Ear Noises III the Head md all Diseases
Of the
Ear THROAT AND
Air PASSAGES.
A UNIVERSAL KBMEDy.-BROwt's BRON-
cHAL TRocHEs for Coughs Colds and Bronchial Affections
stands the first in robe favor and confidence this result
ss been acquired by Of fourteen years. Its merit and
extensive have used the TRocHEs to be soun;eesd
nd would caution pu chasers b. their guard aga m
worthless limitations.
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DEPARTMENT ~ FtNANCg,
NEW YoRx CoxPrEayLBRs OyrcB
.flf March ,, 1898.
T., n.a.r IN Allow the NIcmber RI OF the Finance
a.o TO participate, the Ah Of March instant W
81 hic celebration be had this city In honor Of ,ne
] y,orrs OF Armies the Union this Department,
ana the Buresu connected herewith VIII be closed AZ ~
o'clock H. Oh u HsHIFEEw T. BRENNAN, Coup,r0Ilss
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COMMITTEE OF ARRASsssEsfs on NAIloNAL
.. CELEBRATION oy UNION ICfokiss
Nos 10 AND ~ AsroR HOUSE,. maIch Ioo'. a
The Principal Express Companies haslns 'ls. ~
Coaui.lre OF Arrangements respectfully invite al IApe
men 70 'n'e WI" ''''"A W. T. BLoDGETT. Chairman.
FnAsx L. Hows. Secretary.
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TRUssEs. &C." Whites Patent Lever Truss
cures Rupture .t clean and easy pressure the bach
in ard and upward. Cures warranted Live
stamps get pamphlet. GREGORY Co.. No oo5 broadway.
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NEW-iORK, Harch
S...,.l Noflre.-C aledo MANS Attention 4, Tue
,spphsr. ~ thr kEW.iOKK CALEDoNlAN tL1p are
pnybv roted TO assemble at Headquarters Mercer Rouse
,u.y az roone and Mercer sts. SAIL hpai "S' :. ~
10 O'clock noon the purpose OF uniting IN me &c
reeen, Victorious achievements OF TIE mon arms py
% u ~ GEORGE MITCHELL, Chiei " Y I. L.
l. d. RoBERrsoS. Fourth Ch'eitain.
Comxrrrsr OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR SArioSAL
CELgBrsrIcs OF usIos VICTORIES Msrcn
4 1905 NEW DIX. March l. ldoS
Tn. sus.cIaI Committee Of ArrnDsemenis are in
lem entire iay Room. Nos: IS and 49, Astcr
House. and in the evenn: AZ o rg c,,
FRANK r. HOWE, Secretary.
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Chance Of Flrn.
OWING TO THE RECENT DISSOLUTION AND REUart
GANIZATION or OUR FIRM.
WE DESIRE TO REALIZE AT ONCE
UPON OUR sUPERB STOCK or
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS.
We THEREFORE OFFER TIE ENTIRE STOCK or
1i THE LATE FIRM,
AMOUNTING TO OVER
100000 ....
CONSISTING
WINTER, SPRING, -----
SUMMER CLOTHING,
AT A LARGE REDUCTION
FROM PRESENT PRICES.
Or fine stock ss piece goods will be MADE ORDEE
in our best styles ,r the SAME LIBERAL ABATEMENT
~ PRICE.
DEvLIN & Co.,
BROADWAY corner Of GRAND-ST.
BROADWAY corney Of WARRENST.
A ciear, smooth skin
and beautiful EXON follow the OF
aTEMBOLDS CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA-
Il black spots pinples and all erupaons oil toe
No. few Of the vors. dsordcrs that Iic, mankind aiss
ron corriptons Of tie blood.
UELNBOLD's EXTRACT Of SARSAPARlLLA
. j. aremedy u the utmost value
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po.t.(,nice NotIce.-The mails for Great Britain and
the Conn,n. via Southampton and Hamburg per stsamef
styONIA and for Ireland 0ueenstswD. pei ssremvs
cry OF BOSTON will close at this Office on sATuhDAf
the 9Th day Of March III oel0sks M . :, the ppS -
vi a m, stations L and I, Of a Station g. Ism .
u I'm" JAMES KELLY, T. IL, .
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PORTABLE ENGINES AND BOILERS, with patent
Gut $50 less than other fret cas ginae Also PET1o
LEua AIR PuxIa HENRY sCHHs,K No O Pine u.
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DYSPEPSIA TABLETS cure Indigestion, Heart
burn, 80 pr box. Prepared BY 3. q. WELriSG
no 51l Broedwsy. sold by al druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-03
A.xssii,A cure :. Drssksn.sss.
Thsre is \ prescription - use In En-
clam. say tke &re 6f druakennsss, By

gland ,for tie Edre 6fdruakennsss, by
which thousands are said to have been
assisted in recovering themselves. The
receipt came into notoriety through the
efforts of John Vine Hall, commander OF
the Great Eastern steamship. He had
fallen into. such habitual, drunkenness
that his most earnest efforts to reclaim
himself proved unayailing. At length
be- sought the advice of an eminent ply
sieiau who gave him a prescription which
he followed faithfully for seven months,
and at the end Of that time had lost all
desire for liquor, although he had been
for MANY wears led captive by a most de-
basing appetite. The receipt. which he
Afterwards published, and by which 90
MANY other drunkards havebeen assisted
to reform, is as follows: sulphate OF
iron, Ave grains; magnesia, ten grains
peppermint water, eleven drachms; spirit
of nutmeg, one drachm, twieea day
This preparation acts as tonic and slim
ulant, and so partially supplies the place
of the accustomed liquor, and prevents
that absolute physical and moral pros
tration that follows sudden breaking
off from the use of stimulating drinks
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-03
: :. = n
Another Excursion.

The Washington correspondent of a
New York paper says: !. IS ''' .-a A'...'''.
Excursions at sea under officislpatrOn-
age are now quite fashionable. Another
party left to-day in the steamer Santiago
de Cuba, to be gone three weeks. Beside
stopping at Charleston and Savannah,
she will also go to Havana and New Or
leans. The party consisted of Capt Fox,
Assistant Secretary of the Navy, and la
DIV; son Of Secretary Welles; j. M.
Forbes and daughter. of Boston; j. q.
Nicolay, the Presidents Private Score
tary, and several Others. ~ ah4H"'
In other words Mr.. Fox and Mr.: Lin
coln's private Secretary, with a select
party of their friends, have gone sight
seeing along the coast at an expense to
the Government of several thousand dol
lars day, which in dustrious people are
compelled to pay in taxes upon their
food, their raiment and their business
The reflection must be pleasant as one
pays his taxes that q portion Of them go
to pay the expenses Of the continual
rounds Of pleasure enjoyed by our Wash
ington "rulers " af.a .--
In connection with the above it should
be remarked that while the junketers
aremonopoliziug the use of government
transports. feeding on government victu-
ais, and drinking government whisky,
officers wounded in the fight at Fort
Stsadman en- route to the hospitals at
Washington are charged 800 for pas
sage, $3.50 for berths, and 500 for
meals ON government vessels, and those
destitute of tho means to pay those
charges are left upon the wharf at'Cty
Point. These facts were stated on the
authority Of the agent of the Associated
Press. a few days ago. o. nq,o,Ji.