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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

We print in another column hastily made
synopsis of Mr.. Stevens's Banking bill, which
it is now thought will be incorporated into the
Financial Scheme of the Secretary OF the
Treasury.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13
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HEADQUARTERS Provosr MARSHALL OrrIcE,I
WARRINGTON, d. e., Nov. 4, 1858.
Special Orders, Noe,
In view OF the immense amount Of Government
property located or stored In various sestions OF
this city and the danger thereto by nrs and other
wise arising from the lawless action OF persons
under the influence Of spirituous liquors obtained
the vicinity where this property 10 necessarily
located or stored is directed that from the date
Of this ORDER the sale OF liquor under license or
otherwise, will not be permitted in the localities
| named herein, to wit:
Squares IIe, lit, Iss and ito, so much thereof as
front on Nineteenth and NJ streets, in the vicinity
Of Ninetcenth.street park.
Squares 49, iss iss, 1853, ios 100, 1871 and 1872 so
much thereofa as fronts Seventeenth, Eighteenth,
N and N Streets In vicinity OF Seventeenth street
and ambulance parks.
tquares s2 80, to Il, a. "a, ~ 81 o. b4 S. bS, 81,
ss Co. co. IA H. TO- so 81, 81, g. ST. l0a, lOs IOl l2O
l2i, ia2, 1873, it2, is, ii In First ward, south Of
Psnnsylvania avenue.
Squares T. g. Q, TO- IS, 10, 10 In the vicinity Of G
street wharf.
and Seventeenth street, in Vicinity Of clothing
department.
Squares iO7, 1885, lB3 1884, 1884,, 1855, much thereof
~ front Connecticut avenue, Seventeenth, EiEh.
teenth and Streets In vicinity Of street stables
Squares +72 49, bO So2, COS, in vicinity Of Sixth
and Seventh street wharves.
Squares o7s, b1I, $50 6si, $50, $751; $751; 6s sss or
any vacant street or avenue included In these
squares, being In vicinity Of railroad depot and
Soldiers Retreat
sQuares 72s, 72s 1a, 7s+, 1885, 76s 7s0 In vicinity
OF Capitol and Carroll Prisons and Barracks.
On any place within four squares Of Bladensburg
Toll Gate.
On any place within i'oo squares of Kendall
Green park.
On any place within i1o squares OF Railroad park.
Any house In the above described localities con-
viced OF selling liquor to citizens soldiers will
be closed, and the proprietor imprisoned for such
time as the nature Of the offence may warrant, the
liquors on the premises conhscated, and the house
permanently closed. An application In writing to
the Provost Marshal, endorsed by the Mayor and
Chief OF Police, will be placed in the hands Of the
otroer, to report whether any specified person may
be permitted to SELL under license, to citizens only;
but oaiy In exceptional cases will permits be given
BY command Of
HENRY d. TODD,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. s. BAKER,
Lieutenant and Adjutant no6-i2t
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

TILLIES' OLD PLANTATION COZ
VI FEE.-The best Hotels, Restaurants, Stefy +
ers and Private Families are saving nearly .uv
per cent. by using
GILLIEs' OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
GILLIEs' OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
GILLIES OLO PLANTATION COFFEE,
In place OF other imported Coees, such as Java or
Mocha. 1t has been fully tested side by side with
the finest Java, and pronounced fully equal in uni
formity Of strength and richness Of navor, SO this
we can, with more than usual confidence, recon-
mend to our friends and the public our fine flavor
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
As our late invoices are far superior to former
shipments. The bean or kernel 10 full, plump and
very much like the Mocha or Mountain Coffee in
shape, and when manufactured by our new process
10 decidedly preferable to the best grades OF Island
Coffee; and we would advise all who desire really
reliable and healthy beverage, to
DRINK GILLIEs' OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
DRINK GILLIES' OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
DRINK GILLIES OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
1t 10 packed only In one pound tin-foIl packages,
Dc and 90 pounds In cases each package having q
facsimile OF our signature. The
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
10 for sale by nearly all the leading grocers and
country stores throughout the United States, at
THIRTY CENTS PER POUND.
Liberal discount to the Jobbing Retailer Trade
The Old Plantation Coffee should be prepared the
same a. any other pure eoffeei good cream, with
the addition OF an egg boiled with the eoiiSc will
add much to the flavor.
WRIGHT GILLIEs 3 BROTHER,
Only Manufacturers,
as9, 2s5, 2a7 Washington st., NY.
osio-eoim&Atw
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13
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HEADQUAkTERs1
military DISTRICT OF WAsHINoToH, !
WAsHiSoTos, D. C., August %, 1888.
General 0rders No. %.
All commissioned othcers In the city OF Washing.
ton, D. c., under medical treatment, are hereby
ordered to wear the uniform OF the United States
service, according to their grade.
BY command Of brig. Gen. MARTINpALE.
JOHN p. SHERBORNE,
au2s-h Assistant AdjutAnt General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13
FOR SALE OR RENT,

A PRETTY NEW ENGLAND COT
IA TAGE, with six rooms, barn and outbuild-
ings, hennery, rabbit hutches &o &c, with % 600
feet Of land, for sale cheap Built within the past
year. One Of the most charming and romantic To-
cations In this cltyj within mile OF the horse
railroad, &c. Apply on the premises, corner OF A
and Nineteenth sfreets east tCapitol Hill)
N. B. The produce OF the choice fruit trees
about 100 In all-besides ornamental trees, vines,
&C, will In few years, with slight attention,
yield large interest on tho investment.
no7-d&wtf
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13
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NOTICE,

WAR DEPARTmEKr,t
WAsHIEoToN CRY, D. c., Jan. %, 1883.
In consequence Of the pressure Of business ai
the War Department, passes for citizens 10 visit
the Army Of the PotomAo will be given at the ONCE
Of Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, lS2 PennSylvAniA avenue,
above Ninetssnth street. js 20
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13
II OR II E N II.

DOR RE T.
II FURNISHED ROOMS.
A suite of Handsomely Furnished Parlors and
Bed Rooms, In one of the most desirable and pleas
ant situations In the city, and only one minutes
walk Of WiIlards Hotel and Pennsy ivania avenue,
No. %5T Thirteenth street, west side.
nov5-d2w'
FOR RENT TWO LARGE FRONT
IL ROOMS, one on first floor, suitable for an
oifice or paror, and one on second noor, suitable
for bedroom. These rooms are in a central To-
cation, and within three minutes walk OF the Pat.
ent and Post Offices. Inquire at No. 40 Ninth
street, between G and II streets. no2
LNOR RENT. IA NEATLY AND COM
II FORTABLY FURNISHED HOUSE, located
In the First ward, but one square from Pennsylva.
mia avenue, containing nine rooms, gas, Lstrobe
stove water in yard 60, will be for rent from the
18th Of November. Lease from one to three years.
Rent Si25 per month, payable quarterly, In ad.
vance. Address box sis, Warrington CITY Post
once. oc23-tf
q CTORAGE--IN FIRE-PROOF BRICK
y WAREHOUSE, foot q street; Appiyto
ocso-d Penn. av., two doors from iath st.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13
PROPOSALS..

A SSlSTANT QUARTERMASTER,
~ CAVALRY BUREAU, ONCE No. s7i II. street,
Warrington, d. C., November 70, 1868.
Proposals will be received at this office until ~
o'clock m, November 49, 1859, for the privilege Of
obtaining all the animals which may die at the
Cavalry Depot, Glesboro', D. c.
Bidders will state the amount per animal.
The party to whom the privilege 10 awarded will
be required to remove the carcasses daily, and
convey them far enough from the limits OF the
Depot TO avoid all nuisance either to the Depot or
to the citizens In the vicinity.
Proposals will be received at the same time for
the purchase Of the manure which may accumulate
within the limits OF the Depot The manure also
to be removed daily As above.
Bonds will be required from the party awarded
In each case to the amount Of Ave hundred dollars
ts5oO) for the faithful performance OF the stpula
tinRs agreed upon.
Payments for the above to be made to the Depot
Quartermaster monthly.
Proposals must be addressed to Captain II. A.
Du Puy, Depot Quartermaster, Giesboro' Point.
Dead Horses" noisSt
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13
A G A Il ID
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY BONDS,
EARTEhN DIVISION

A G A X D.
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY BONDS,
EASTERN DIVISION
kansas Branch Of the Pacific Rsilroad.)
A. bonds Of the above description will probably
BE- offered for sale in the money market, the public
way negotiating for them for the undersigned
have an existing contract, which prohibiis entirely
the sale or use OF said bonds, while at the same
time the statute laws Of the State Of Kansas give
them, under their contract, prior lien to all mort.
cages or deeds of trust which can be executed by
said company. Any Investment in said bonds,
without authority from the undersigned, will be
invalid, and will entail total loss upon the par
tics who shall venture to purchase them.
ROSS, STEEL CO.,
Contractors for bulldog the Leavenworth, Paw
nee, and Western railroad, now called the
Union Pacific Railway Company, Eastern Di.
vision.)
LEAvEnwoRTH CITY, Kansas, Nova, 1858.
noy9-5ts
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

THE only place where you can purchase India
Rubber goods Of all kinds al ManpJ prices 10
At H. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
PennsylyaniA nvenue, between Ninth and Tenth
stroeh. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beauti-
fully repaired at short notice. mar 2s-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

g X F F'S NJ | N s T II Z L 8
AT THE WASHINGTON THEATRE.
FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
"WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAI, SATURDAY,
November II. 10, 10, and II.
sKIFF's ARMoR-PLATED ETHIOPIAN
GUNBoATs.
This worid.renowned Troupe comprises most OF
the principal performers In Negro Minstreisy, who
are everywhere received with
SHOUTS OF APPRECIATION AND SCREAMS OF
DELIGHT.
The manager bees to announce TO the pubic that
he has, st an immense expense, secured the ser
vices Of the two great artists,
MR.. TIM HAYES,
Champion Clog Dancer OF America, and
MIR. SAM HAGUE,
Champion Clog Dancer Of England,
whose performances cause the widest excitement
and elliott thuuders of applause.
d. Collins, W. H. CHATTER,
II. Dloodgood, Mons. Henri Bergeron,
Low Gaylord, Paul Andria,
Master Tommy, John Garlic,
John Purcell, Henry Leozburg,
J. II. Reynolds, Sig. Clearheater,
NJ. T. Skif, Herr Porpper.
The whole forming the greatest array Of talent
ever assembled In one troupe.
Doors open at sN o'clock performance to com.
mence At 7E O'Clock.
Admission, Is cents; Reserved Seats, 50 cents,
Private Boxes, %
Gentlemanly Usher will be In attendance.
Seats may be secured at the Theatre on Wednes-
day and following days from II till O'Clock.
NJ 7. SkIFF.................... Sole Proprietor
Dll ONElL............,.... L.. busihess agent
A GRAND MATINEE,
for the benefit OF Ladies' and Children, will be
given on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 18th,
Commencing at O'Clock.
Change of programme every evening nos-iw
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
L q large quantity OF OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and in good condition, which
he 10 prepared to deliver to purchasers in any psrt
OF the city, at reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
and Cumberland COAL, In quantities to suit pur.
chaseIs. Orders solicited At his new Wood Yard
No. 4ss Twelfth street, between L and = streets.
no6-tf E.CORBEIT.,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

New YORK STYLKs.-Gentlemsn's Clothiuo =
Net0 and "A large nt for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk.
ing Coats excel In beauty, grade and finish any
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS L Co.,
Oc8-h 322 Pa. av., bet. Ninth and Tenth sts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

LEONARD GRovEk............... DIRECTOR.
THIS lrRIDAY) EVENING, Nov. is, 1859,
BENEFIT Of the favorite American actress,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
Upon which occasion she will appear In two Of her
greatest characters.
TWO GREAT DRAMAS in one performance,
either Of which has never failed alone to draw
crowded house.
For this occasion, Kopp!t1' Grand orchcstr. will
perform the following new and beautiful seections:
Beissiger's strand Overture, " The Rockmill ;"
"Dresm tictures IA grand fantasia by Lum-
terg, Introducing the Chimes.
"fhe Bouquet Of Songs grand introduction
and waltz written upon The most popular airs OF
the day, BY Mr.. Z. Koppitz.
The evenings performance will commence with
the beautiful iour.aot Drama, by Victor Hugo, en-.
titled
THE ACTRESS OF PADUA.
La Thisbe, Actress OF Padus, Miss Lucille Western
Performance will conclude with the Thrilling Ro-
mantle Dramsof
wEPT OF THE WIsH.ToN-w!sH.
Naramattah. ............ -. Miss Lucille Western
Tomorrow night, JACK SHEPPARD.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13
NEW BOOKS.

MISS KATE CHASE'S WEDDING
lNl MARCH, as performed by the United States
Marine Band at her Bridal Ceremony, November
r. Composed and arranged for the Piano by
Frederick kroell. Price 90 cents, and sent by mail
free of postage. Published this day by
PHILIP S0L0MONS,
Metropolitan d .okstore,
noi3-6td S32 Pennsylvania av.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

PATRIOT SOLDIERS REwARDED.-Thomss U
Neill, disabled soldier Of the Iiish Brigade has
been appointed Waterman Of the Capitol extern
sion.
Cornelius oLcary, disabled soldier Of tho Irish
Brigade, has been appointed laborer in the Docu-
ment Room oil Department.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

INVALID REGIMENT ORDERED To DUTY IN
THIS CITy,-The Ninth regiment of the Invalid
Corps, Cjl Gle commanding, will leave Philadel.
phia this evening and arrive here In the morning.
They will be quartersd In Msrtindaie (Circie) Bar
racks, and arc to relieve one OF the regiments who
have been doing guard duty In this city. which
will be sent TO the field.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-The following para
graphs taken from the Alexandria State Journal
The FIFTH N. II. voLusTEERs-The Fifth New
Hampshire volunteers, which arrived here on
board the steamers Ksranac and CITY OF Bath yes
terdsy, have been sent to Point Lookout to do
guaru duty at the prison camp established there.
The regiment numbers about one thousand men.
PERSONAL Gov. Pelrpoint returned to the city
last evening after an absence of some two weeks
IN New York.
Mr.. Enooh Haslipp representative elect to the
General Assembly from Prince william county,
was in the city yesterday. It will be remembe ed
that this gentleman was but q few days ago re-
leased from Caste Thunder.
Col. DULASEY.-A chaplain OF an Ohio regiment
who hiss just been released by the rebels from Cas-
tie Thunder, was iu this city last evening. He was
confined in the same room with Col. Dulaney, and
represents that gentleman as beOg In good health,
but very ANXIOUS to be exchanged. He is also very
anxious that some arrangement may be made for
the exchange Of other citizens OF this state now
confined In the Richmond prisons.
wEsT yIRGISIA-Jeferson cOuHty has been an
nexed to West Virginia, by an act OF the Lsgisls-
tutof that State, now In session IN Wheeling.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

A WOMB OF ADvICl.-Those who have bean
dootorinE for weeks and months without obtaining
relief, should consalt DR.. FishbAtt, whose otes u
at No. AL street, corner Of Eighth street, and BE-
radically cured. Twenty-Five ysars exRericncs has
established Dr. Fishblatt's reputation a. physi.
stan. Recent cases cured In q few days. CharEes
moderate, DR.. FIsHBLAfT,
No. al street, corner OF EiEhth,
Opposite the General Post Olnse.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

sALEor WHARF PRorERTI.-Thos. Bowling,
auctioneer, sold yesterday the valuable wharf
property at the corner Of the canal and Market
space, Georgetown, to MIR. Francis Wheatiey, oi
that place, for $1,000 Tho property consisted OF
An extensive lot Of ground, Improved by a two.
story warehouse and dwelling, with sheds and out.
buildings.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

MISS KATE CHASE'S WEDDING
1l MARCH, as performed by the United States
i2 Composed and arranged for the Piano BY
Frederick Kroell. Price 80 cents, and sent by mai
free postage Ppsliihia ,hs IA Az SShySrs
Metropolitan d 'okstore,
nois-6td s32 Pennsylvania av.
NEW BOOKS.
WHITTIER War Times, and other new
poems. BY John C. Whittier. Price o..
RAv.-Mental Hygiene, by L. Ray, NJ. D. Price
TX MARvEL.-My Tsrm Of Edsewood; a country
book, BY the author Of Rsveries OF Bachelor.
JEAN PAUL R,cgTER..Fruit, Flower and Thorn
Pieces. ? vols: Price $2.76.
jEAs PAUL Rsn1EsILevan',o a or the Doctrine oil
And all other New and Recent Publications
which are sent by mall GG;.se paid on MIeGsito
nol2-3t 3a2 Pennsylvania avenue.
NEW BOOK NEW BOOK!
B.y.rd Taylor. Hannah Thurs.on, a story of
American life, q 80.
All the New Books of the day.
Naval and Military Books soon rs published.
Catalogues Of Naval and Military Books mailed
free on application.
e0m~''''r' S'nk BOOK ubsdS 6isid Srde, TH9aR sI9
Bookseller and Stationer, S3l Fem. av.
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS !!
q nsssSis&i nsssss9i its Marvel Marvel s.
Dream Life, a Parable OF the Seasons; ii %.
The MrsY Yankee sIns. nI.;y nbISy from Home, g. 49,
speeehe. and Lectures Of Wendell Phillips; 81 So
Hospital sketchesj by L. NJ. Alcott; 20 cents.
Just published and for HitbsySu sflf sy r.v,oa
Bookseller and Stationer,
no2-tf ss4 Pennsylvania avenue.
lust RECEIVED A LARGE AS
~ sortment of American, English and French
Field order BOOKS ssnt Booss R1tea Receipt
hooks, Tuck Memorandum Books, line English
Cutlery, Writing Desks, Portfolios, Scrap Books,
Special attention paid to engraving and printing
Welding, Id %. A. \, Hsme' and yi;itISg Cards;
SiatiOHcr and Bookseller,
oois-lm tChronasl aai Penn. avenue.
M A N OOD;
u HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
just Published, In Sealed Envelope. Price six cts
4 LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT.
ES5s
Debility, and Impediments to Marriage generally;
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits
sclEAbuse, Sc, by Robt. J. Cuivefwell, Nj. b., au.
thor OF the Green Book, 40. e.
dress, postpaid, on receipt OF six cents or two
postage stainps, by DR.. CHI J. Y. KLINE,
lat BOWERY, NEW YORK,
selb-smndSw Post Office Box, 45S6.
DHlLP u SOLOMONS,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY sTATIoNERs,
PRfN TIERS,
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
332 PEsSsYLvANIA Avenue,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
File d Glasses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at eaiquarters by As
sistant Adjutant Genera
Blank books made, and Printing done to order on
very short notice.
Al Printed Books sent by mail Tree oil postage.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

BUYING GOVERNMENT PRoPERTY.-A man
named Terence McLoone was arrested at Camp
Barry yesterday afternoon, by Policeman Benson,
OF the Second precinct He was sent to the Pro-
vost Marshal by tho Officer in charge of the camp,
who states that McLoone has been In the habit OF
buying Government property, a quantity OF which
WAS found on his premises. Capt. Todd sent him
to the Central Gusrdhouse until his case can be
investigated,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

TnE OYSTER THIsvEs.--The teamsters, Thos.
Jefferson, Charles Bowers, George Magee, J. A.
Thompson, James Connolly, James Mclaughlin,
aud James Murray, who were arrested, yesterday
afternoon, and taken to the Tenth precinct station
house on the charge Of fsrenliny some oysters from
a black boy named Barney Clinlett, were dismissed
by Justice Boswell upon paying the boy for his
oysters.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

CROV VER'S ATRE,
VI Penn'a avenue, near WillaId's Hotel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

REVIEW OF THE SECOND U. S. CoLoREp
TRoors To oMoRRow.-By Older OF Gen Casey the
Second U. s. colored troops, OF which Lieut.. Col.
Stark Fellows is commander, will march from their
camp (across the Long Bridge) to Meridian Hill to
morrow, where they will be reviewed at 2 O'Clock
by the General This is In compliance with the
wishes expressed to the General by large number
Of our citizens who are desrous Of seeing this regi
ment dr.ll.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13
NEW BOOK NEW BOOK /!

MI EW BOOK NEW BOOK
Baysrd Taylor's Hannah Thurston, q story OF
American life, q 80.
All the New Books Of the day.
Naval and Military Books soon ns published.
Catalogues Of Naval and Military Books mailed
free on application.
Commissary Blank Books, Field Order Books,
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stationer, sJi Penn. av.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

VINO WILL N CURBD I'VE desire to call
special attention to the advertisement Of the eele-
bIated DR.. VelnI which appears In another column
The Doctorisa safe and reliable practitioner, whose
skill and experience 10 guarantees that the unfor-
tunate victim Of certain ndisoretions can with con.
tdence intrust his case In his hands. Let young
men be warned in time, and seek the best means o.
rolisf
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

RELEASED Private Ambrose d. Bell, of the
Sd Michigan volunteers, whose arrest for selling
commissary stores from the Contraband Camp we
mentioned some time ago, was yesterday released
BY order Of General Martindalc, Military Governor
of this District. Bell had been tried by general
court.martiai, and h,s lately received a commits
sion as second lieutenant IN . colored regiment.
He has been confined In the Central ever since his
arrest, some two months since.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

The 0RlAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUrB.-Thf
quickest and safest route TO the Northwest ap
southwest. Two thfo agh trains daily, and oas o,
Sunday. Soldiers tiokets at Government rates d
all the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and further inform alton apply at the o.
dee Of the "Great PennsylvaniA Route" northeast
corner Pennsylyania avenue and sixth street, un.
der National Hotel; once opsn from .. N. 70 Z
p. m.;on Sundays - 70 tp. m.
=. o. NORTON,
q
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

A NEWLY. BORN CHILD FoUND.-A newborn
male infant was taken to the Fdurth.preoinet Sta.
tion-house last night about o'cock, by . watch
man OF wagon train, named Josiah Vantr, who
stated that he found It on the common between l.
and NJ and Twenty.hrst and Twenty-second Streets
The child was taken to the Iafant Asylum, near
the Circle, where 1t was kindly received BY the
good ladies' In charge. II was apparently only
about three or four hours old, and had not par
ticle Of clothing on its body. The Sisters Of the
Asylum think 1t will not live, As II was chilled
As soon as found blanket was wrapped around It,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

A MOTHER BEAsrLY DRuNK.-Yesterday
vening about 8 O'Clock, a woman named Mary
Dano was taken to the Eighth precinct by citi'
zen who found her lying in the street aud be ,stly
drunk, with an infant child about eighteen months
old In her arms. Her husband, John Dano, = SOL
dier, belonging to the 1854 New York volunteers,
heard of her condition and went to the station
house to claim the child. The wretchCd mother
protesting against the childs departing from her
sight, and thre stened to wreak merciless vengeance
on the living father. Tae child was given to hiu,
by Justice Ferguson who thought that . woman
so given to drinking was not At to be a mother.
Mr.. Dano intends to place the child In an asylum.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The following deaths
were reported yesterday at Capt. Hartr's ofios:
scwell Pugsley, 22d Mass; Albert sanford, 10th
N. Y. art S. @. Boyee, trsbeiD John Houragsn,
2sth Mass; Kern Campbell, 9Th Wis; Reuben T
Benway, 14th N. H John R.ttarey, 5th wis ! Or
well Whitney, Il2th N. Y; VIM. Holland, i4th N.
H; Andrew b. Culp, 9Th Mich. cav; VIM. 4. Geb-
hart 18th Pa. cav; Jacob Dean, I'd Pa art; Eugene
Clifford, 9th N. Y. art; Frank sabins, 9Th N. Y. art
Chss. Rainey, 10th Pa.