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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09
w. WHOLESALE Price. OF Country Produce,

FOR THE WEEK ssDrso WEDNESDAY April s.Issa.
Reported exclusively for the N T. TRIBUNE, by DRsw
FRENCH
NOTICE TO CoSsleSoRs oY FARM PRoDucR.-Put every.
Thing in neat order Mark plain indeibe directions svsy
package including weight with are, count and Of a
ces Also tuck bill Of particular. inside Of one package
msrLsd b. and Away. :sss ono BY mail with notice
CoxMissovsFor selling ferries fruit. tc where pack
ages ere returned and on snail ots0 'su 10 cent oha'
Tor Of good P,od.ss n ssSd S,S.s
Speculaiors prices.
BurrBR continues Decline aud reduce quotations
Holder. o old Butter are snIoSs sellers and new butter has
exceeded the demand the prices Of week OF
eS1a.S 'Se as sn PENN and
Fine al made State "a as Reserve choice q 10
Welsh tubs. s.ss 81 s R. Penn and MIA
FirIns state choice. 20 a24 Frkins Wes Ststes
S Sss' i state s i i ss s
Fhkin.. n. fn' Fall Roll wraRped......- o.
CHEEss-Ths make, ia exceedingly dull and prices sss
little lower We quote:
a els f c.y S S
BEANsThe nnke has been quiet during the week The
Marrow. and Mediums Extra large choice Marrows WIN
bring little more. Kdney, are scarce and wanted
Med eSocs YUu..3 1919 rs kidney sbus 2513 %
Pea choice bush.3 1919 rs Marrow en-, bu.a 2s43 %
BRooM COMP ID. 8oloc-
EGes-The advance dcated report probe
reached ssSqsc stock far short Of the demand
these marvellous rates. which unparalleled In the
history the Egg trade at ths Of the year The
opened Monday morning ct &c., but prices have
nca RAPIDLY declined until l8c. reached ths morning
which figure stocks have been well cleared out Of rss
hsnds and the market seems steady and firm From reports
OF shipments seem. likely that this rate be sustained
to the end Of the week
We quote: prime marks State snd Western, y doz. Isc
DRESSED HoGs-We quote.
State country dressed, $50 ID and upward....6s4T
State country dressed, medium weightE,....-GSic.
POuITkrIt pretty late In tho Tor shipments
If Dressed Poultry from distant sections The ccndtoa H
not so good aud prices ais lower.
ConsigDe particularly requested to plainly mark
each package the kinds Of poultry contained in IT, that tae
seller may be Obliged In tne hurry OF trade to open and
packages without finding what his cuso1
Is looking Also be to mark each package the
or initials of tee connor shipping marx previous.
should always be packed in boxes and the nunhr
of bires the weigh. plainly marked the outside We
quote;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

UIDES-Ihs market for Dry Hides has been very dun
during the Ia.t week. aud price. heavy though hona
m general thus the trade have su psd their
and mot wish to purchase ahead
nnes aI considerable .on from present rates this
holders will not submit 20 sad the business Il limited Do
ns.t,. Sauser msos with moderate iEguirg AZ about
former rates though the buyer rather has tho advantage
Onoutic for all pons liz the present uneted state
OF affairs Altogether nominal and vs. consequently oai
,b.m The stock OF Hides Is about 100000
rs 900 same time Last year.
HAY AND SfRAWrhs former Is IN fair d,mspd. and Is
more plenty firm be- oio0 bales AZ $4,000. u 100
ID Straw ID plenty and IS heavy al JIlGiOc ioT Gal aud
Wheat and 65dT0c. u 100 u for Rye.
hops IA limited consumption but there Il
,tla demsnd ior OFT, and the market Is heavy a,
sDz6c for Common to I0ice selection. Old dull and
nominal
HONEY-A moderate inquiry exists and prices fsirl,
We hear OF saes REQ bbs St. Dohago on phi
yate terms quote Cuba In bond 8aaeOc aud st. Do
| mingo DO .. 8UGS5c.
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WEDNESDAY,, April S-P.

WEDNEsDAY, April OF "'
The Share market this morning was Irregular
but had generally downward tendency, Tho Prin-
cipal feature was the continued decline in H"r'em'
which sold Ms low 45, against 81 yesterday after
noon. and aferwsrd recovered to Az, aud after tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09
DROPOSALS FOR BEEF CATTLE


Sealed Proposals Invited until II m OF tho 18Th day
of April 1863 for Furnishing TO the Substance Department
600 Head OF Beef Cattle. ---
Tn, Cattle to be dels cred Ut WASHINGTON, D. c., Oh
the day Of April thereafter Us tho Govern
ment may direct
the Cattle average ~ least OO pounds gross ana no AM
NAL TO weigh ess than COO pounds o.
Any person desiring to bid Tor loss number than 'VOV
should 20 state t. IN bis bid ,
bond with good and sufficient security. win be required
ON contractors have fAilsd to comply with
former bids on dsoya purposes and rom those 40 are
present respond to Their bios wiz not De
Payments to be made in certificates OF indebtedness. or
.rch funds Government msy have Tor disbursement
All bids be panied By ggaaIee sifned by TWO
persops and directed TO COL. A. BE- kWlIH y d. u
and e. g. u s. A, Wilmington d. T., and indosod fIopo
sails for Beef CGtt.e,"
PORN or GUARANTEE.
We - Of th. County OF - aud Stsh OF -, 90
hereby guaiatee that is able TO fohl tho contract ~
accord ae with the of his propo,ion and That should
hts proposition DC accepted he viii Ut once enter into con-
tract ia accordance herewith. ,.,
should the be awarded him. we arc W oe
CONS his securities. $500,
lfhs guarantee must be appended to each bid }
The responsibility Of the persons signing The guarantee mu
be shown by the certificate OF tie CLERK OF the near
est District Court OF Of the United States District Attorney
bids which do not comply with the above Will be rejected
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The ability Of the suretlss to respond in the 81 ten
Thousand dollars be certified by the u y District At
tornsy other proper officer such certificate 10 accompany
tho proposal ~ -
Pfoposal be Endorsed Proposals. for Beef Cattle" The
aht exists with the UneJ States reject all the bds
that shall regarded atisfactOry All bidders to be
present tt the opening. -
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Proposals.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT CoxxhsARI.GEsKH OF suBsIsT.(
HScR, No Safest, New.York. April 4. 1853 J
A RMY SUPPLIES-BEEF CATTLE

OFFICE OF -CoxxhsARI.GESE OF suBSsT.(
HSCR, No Safest, New York, April T. 1863 !
A RMY SUPPLIES-BEEF CATTLE
"A SEALED PROPOSALS will be received By the under.
signed this Office, until O'clock on SATURDAY, the
18th inst for supplying BEEF CATTLE for the Of th.
United States Army 10 be delivered at the WASHINGTON
DROVE YARDS Nsw-Yoyk Citylor a. some oihsr
desgnated by the undesned and IN such nnmoers a.
iIo time be required not exceeding one thon.
sand bead In calendar month from the LAT OF May 1863
the 3s day Of October 1853; notice 10 be given TO tie
contractor Saturday Of each week his application At
this Office OF the number OF cattle lac shall De required TO de-
liver ouring tho following week.
A. tie cattle VIII be required for shipment but frsf
quality steer entirely free from all bemisho.
mp-fieconf aud less than four years old, will DO
ceved lot cattle the gross weight Of which
is not as hsh thirteen hundred and my pounds,
bullock Of eight than twelve HUNDRED and thy
pounds The gross weight OF each bullock to be aicer-
tanned by time Of weighing 20 be determined by
the Inspector the part If the United S'te Nh George
Starr cefhc4e Of Inspection, stating The number Of
cattle deiv hef weight &C. viii con,uts the voucher,
preseDtston Of which The accounts viii DO paid when
funds in hands or the purpose Zach popo 70 be en-
ieTsned must hGyo printed copy OF this Advertisement
posted at it, head snd be In the following form:
"I A. B.. Of the city town OF -. county OF -,
sts hereby propofe to deliver 70 the Suhsstence De-
plfnent Of the T. > Army, a. The Washington Drove Yards
York City other point IN sid city u be de-
gBaed such number Of Reef Cattle not exceeding ou@
thousand head in any calendar nonth Of the quality cond
ton, &C. described ia the adversel above ported a.
may 70 ue be required TO furnish due notihca
ton, at cents per pound gr0s, weight"
10 be subscribed by Two responsible surees az looW!
eve the uudergncd hereby soe that should the above
bid be accepted. will give our bond In the Of ten
thousand dollars that The contract shall be fohllei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

The Cunard Nail steamer Asia, Capt. Shannon,
sailed yesterday for Liverpool with n passenger and sls
OI 60 sgeee Among he passengers srs Con Imandsr Ono.
H. Prcbe srd son. United States Nsvy and hs Hon. G. u.
Clay, u. 8. Minister u Russia.
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boABD OF SUPERVISORS, OFFICE No. Z CITY HALL
NEw.YoHE. March 90 1868
PROPOSALS for the Hiring or Leasing OF
Bodngs and psTs Of Buildings to DO used Tor Armore.
oI the yerious Companies and Regiments OF the New Or
vJdtd viii De received at tine olce OF mo cleh Oh
BOARD OF supervisors from OF property and others
op9sb's 10 state the locations. quantity OF room term
diagrams. f7- p'"e
10y order Of Special COMMITTEES on Armoes and Drill
hoom- JOS. y. YOUNG. Clerk.
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Gmnsements.
WALLACK'S. (BEGINS ct EIGHT. }
w THIS EVENING
(THURSDAYl
THE NEW COMEDY,
MY NOBLE sON.IN.IAW.

MY NOBLE SON-IN.LAw.
which achieved the fret and second
being received by full and fashionable uudence
with continuous laughter aud appreciation The and
beautiful scenery by sherwood and Irea superb appoint
new and elegant furniture aud appropriate Costumes
BRILLIANT CAST;
band Of lsa6el. ..,."....... Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
Mr. THos TOMPKIN5, father Of -,
rdSS #I TifSn'if9 friend q: cmDlns JOHN
aud rodfsther Of Isabel MARK SMITH
gAFEL French Cook M, M aRoyVSS
f saAGs Ms. t Tsfo s' ::::::GI FARsLoE
Eo6ETT$SS G,sl T%s E R9EE
rbs new seen.rV by Mr. Harry Ishsrwosd and Mr. Charles
Ingalls, will consist Of ,crI
Drawing Room and Picture Gallery in Tomptin.s London
House .cru
Garden the back Of TompG1ss House. with distant Wis"
of the Industrial Exhibition aG gTSi IdI
P.lOr In TOmpkns'. House.
Drawing Room befOre
THE FINE OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN
AMERICANS ' IN PARIS.
'A no MY NosLE sos- IN-LAw.
NY NoBLE soN-Iy-LAw.
| acknowledgements Comedy,
win be repeated In consequence Of the very crowded state Of
the hester at the lssi representa- ton.
boXbook open LOT any OF the ABOVE evening" non 70
NIBLO's GARDEN.
h'' .aT fHs sMbtal' EVENING ipr i MH'A'''
M WHEATLEY begs TO inform the Public , hst .s' many
role Of CAMILLE induces him to meet the wishes
- 1'' f-'''"'' LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
Of the great Drama of the day,
EDITH;
| On, THE EARIS DAUGHTER
! MATILDA HERON
whose powerful deipeaton of
| LADY EDITH, -
HAS ADDED TO THE
UNAPPRoACHABLE EXCELLENCE
CROWDED AND ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES.
tesyins their appreciation Of this matches performance BY
UNBoUNDED APPLAUSE.
! The cast embraces the names Of
| ARTlSTES OF THE FIRST RANK,
| ESPECIALLY ENGAGED TO RENDER THIS
BEAUTIFUL PLAY
| PERFECT MANNER.
NEW SCENERY; CHASTE HASTE IA AND 81, APPROPRIATE
x., G9sTUMEs APPoINTMENTS SG posxos
Musical Conductor Special NoTiCE harvey D. D''"'"H
To psres residing Brootyn Wlamsburgh jersey City,
Newark &c.The Management begs leave inform the c
xns places the performance Of Edith
ngny lt O'CLOCK thus giving ample time to all 10 reach
M0S S5MIL hhRErnl'
Miss HERON IN her celebrated roio Of CAMILLE.
| Supported by the fun company.
TIL. scenery Appointments, &c, will be of the most
'''' SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
| Doors open at IL to commence ut u.
EREE EXHIBITION.
l. GEORGE H. HALLS PICTURES, comprising Figure,
'edoT Gallery No. 3is Broadway, where they will remain
until the 18th inst.
COTAPAXI,
~ THE GREAT VOLCANO OF TEE ANDES
Painted by +. T.. Church. On EXHIBITION at COUPLES
| Admission rs cents.
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,Advertisem.ntl
DREW X FRENCH,
PnoDrcR COMMISSION hERcHAsTA
BrrrsI. CarKsx Ices, PouLTRy. GANs. GRAIN FLsuA
Pork, &c.
No 6 Erie 3aidings New.York
Our motto is Ouick aaIes and pTomTS returnC
Rsisrsua-p. H. MaIt,n Psesidea Ocean Bsnk hssferss
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Every revolution OF the witnesses contraction Of
rency money majority Of banks have curaied heir
circulation within the past six MONTHS while from the force
OF circumstance three have their issues
yet the Of trade very few Of city bauk
changing hands They ho rdrd by many. possibly
await the good time coming There Is nothing doing in
paper As For commercial securtios they have long since
between and there actually quotations for loans aud
discounts
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Gmdsemrni5.
DARNUSrs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DAhNU s y AMEhlCaN
~ GREAT EXcIrElMIEIyWTii pprons
THE INDIAN CHEFS AND "
0''s"'TT Tif PUBLIC EQUALLY DELIGHTED
with the wild eAdSen Of re ~, i' IINBoUNDED
VrgsE TWFSTY INDIANS AND THEIR SoUA"s'
who h''ei@ oS come N ;;o Fn ns WESTERN wILDs.
oRr,T FATHER THE PREsIDENT.
.Gr.;snt the aS',Tsc APACHEs ARRAPAHoEs
Nio"Ao' OCCAa6p0s AND CHElENNEs;
49,. ,t.,o .,a the valorogs and distinguished
VIM VIM. T Ssa Bss5 ' IT,, 81 $si ss,i TssA'
1eio" buH' ai of,hem are fully attired IN their
w,RPAiyT, WAMPuM and FEATHERS,
and preRsgE.p Man S IN HIS SITfvE GRANDEUR
sh from :s ag9,SE s OF AIS sn WILD ABopEs
They WI RsErS SihI!%S BUT A VERY FEW DAYS.
Is sH sR1y HoMs, HUNTING AND FISHING GROUNDS
Darin their ;qTf Say t2ey viii be BEN y,,rv,vo
and will appear ths stage in the Lecture ROOM during
..h dramatic entertainment. and give variety of perform
''''' n''"0 VAR SONGS, DANCES, ko
These uptuored savages though the chiefs aud rulers Of
their vuocs tribes ard nations, pleased and grahed like
ebdren with TKNKETS Toys &c. and have been geper
ally presented with them, wherever they have travelled that
they expect them presents from their visitors; hence the
sger encourasng the public to see snd con-
tribute to their TF aSY Vis # FSEG
PRESENTS ~ TIE VALUE OF ONE DoLLAh'
Ia addition to these extraordinary wonders
PE1IrE MINNIE WARREN
the real Empress Of Beauty aud the redonotsnss
com. NUT THE $4,000 NUIi'
will he exhihi ed each perform ace oosioc pvrNrya
APPEARISG AT ALL HOURS DAn AND H'HA'A-'"
OF the platforms IN the main ball Of the Museum'
LAST DAY out one of the on.,,re
LINING hlPPoPoTAMUs.
LAST nav hut wo OF the wonderful
A NuAT Is II OK MAN MONEY. ..,o,,
.rpfvo FAMILY SEA LION. BEAK SAMSON,
VIM Monster Snakes, Happy Family Living Seal,
"''''' Aquara Wax 'gu'es &c. .-
SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
..,, ttTEKNOON aud EVENING 81 3 and "a O'Clock, OF
s~e1 CyaiSRLFs MATfHEWs's PAvoRITE COMEDY
UNCLE FOOZLE,
and tho laughGhie musical sketch the
~ LADY OF MUNSTER
- ,h. .oprse Of Which the fsyorite comedian
MR. SAMUEL EMERY,
and the large entsd company vail appear 10 their favor
'e G IRS NATIONAL DOC SHOW at the Museum
DGeREST NATIONAL BABY SHOW commencing Nav
H. PRICES $4,000 Those wishing to exhibit should secure
certificates at q early dsv.
Admission 2Jc. Children under TO- loo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

Increase. F0s,SJo ~
The shipment Of Gold by the Asia to-day was very
small-}l53, 507.
This has been very excited day in the gold mar
ket. Under the news from Richmond and Charles.
ton, and the prospect Of unfayorsbe legislation at
WashipS tou, ths quotation which opened ut the
morning Board At Ii7 against 1901 last nigh. fell of
with large ssles To l4GI Between boards it declined
rapidly, and ai one time touched 1877 v cent fall
from the olo.a yo.tor day. Tho decline brought in
some buyers. and after recovering 10 l4Gi at the
Second Board, was later iu the day active at 1i7i
i4s and after the coso Of the o'clock call stood at
1891 bid, p cont recovery from the lowest point
The rumors in the afternoon were to the effect
that the House would not pass the Senate amend
ment to the gold bill.
TIE regular quarterly dividend Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company e y cent? will be paid
April 10, a. the company's Office, Rochester. The
New.York stockholders will be paid by John Homer,
at the Telegraph Office, No. las Broadway
The Exports exclusive ofSpecie) from Now-York
to foreign ports for the week ending April 6:
$751; :ssiS, sa lsS2; s, lses;
Pfe7ioasiy fsportsd.. a566S6IS a2S0s7.O Sl,esJ3iO
Total sine. Jan. l.. s3,,GNsO, sNs96,oaa sSI577B
1S60-Gl. 1861 go. 1S6(-6S.
Import, sreh.ndis llts9 s29oS s1 siss 1904.
EIport, ptoduce..... 05,972b llil59a N7,g253il
EIport. ipecs........ 22s9l,3s7 lo.S26l3i l7O5OaS
The Money market shows no change, excepting,
perhaps, greater ease. Demand loans are sal Y
cent and paper Of leading character 5ia7 y cent.
The deposits at the sub-Treasury for conversion
into fyetwenties were larger to-day than ever be-
fore, reaching sl,4iO,OOO. The deposits on tempo
rary loan were $4,000, aud for internal revenue
So, 900.
Mr.. Albert II. Ncolay will hold his regular semi.
weekly auction sale of stocks and Bonds to-day
Thunday, April 9, at l2i O'Clock, at the Merchants
Exchange Salesrooms, No. Ill Broadway. For full
particulars, SEQ his advertisement in the Financial
column.
The following Is statement Of the exports Of
Breadstufs from the United States to Great Britain
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Reccipls Of Predace.

ApaL 81 bb Flour. leG0 bags Corn Neal W Sbl.
Whisky 5000 bush Os 800 pkgs Provisions, ioi pkka
Bu,tss, $3.50 pigs. IsaId, 30 pass. Aches
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Toial...,sf1+.T9

The earnings of the past year were about =, 800,
600. The increase is at the rate of about 900 00(
gross for the present year.
The Michigan Central road earned in March
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MAIN TILE, Chimney Tops Land Drains,
Hs,Tsn 'ss' Fire Brick Gre.u-dou,e Nal. Kiln, and
Flooring aHes &c Long Island Pottery. Depot 27s Pes'
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Danfs.

WANTED.-By neat tidy Girl, who lived
In esntleosns family 10 ireland situation as GEN
ERAL SERVANT Washes aud lroa. well; or Chamber.
No. lgs East 2istst or send no!s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

'NHE REV. HALSEY w. KNAPP will
II preach every EVENING THIS WEEK. ., tbs Calvary
esps Church West zJds bvtv 5th and 6bsys CON-
1sehcing at q O'clock. Tie public invited TO attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

PoTAroHsrhe market has dragging tendency aud some
sorts Al e little lower Is estimated that there are now
a., IN ,h. market about 5000 bbls- Of Pesehbows and
10 90 bills Of other There at present. shPpin6
d.m,ud We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

RANYARD's PANORADlAS.-Last week hut
- one ol the -four great PsnOIsmss-THE Mississippi
SusSOURI, OHIO and the WAR-EVERY EVEEiHG
e. =; WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at . O'Clock. No
~ Broadway. Tickets % ctsi children IS cts
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which achieved great success at the fret and second repre-
sehaons being received by full and fashionable audience
with continuous laughter aud appreciation. The snC
beautiful scenery by sherwood and Irgas superb appoint
ents new and elegant furniture aud appropriate costumes
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FirHins, Penn. aud W.
Reserve, choice. ILL % u
Firkins, Penn. aud w.
Reserve. fair...,....ls ola
FiTkins, Wea States
choice,.............I7 ala
lFIkiss. w. States. fair Is 1le
Rell, wrapped........- o.
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Office foT subscriptions and reserved ,eltI.
II. DARDONVILLE. NO. Ga Broadway.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-17
0ortester 4aiIp SPY,
THE DAILY spy.
Amendments to the Revenue Act,
OFFICIAL.
PUBLIC-No. SO.

LAWS OF TUE UNITED STATES
passod Of the Third Session of the Thirty-Seventh
~ Congress.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-14
Dyspepsia Dyspepsia

Dr. wishart: / have boon q constant sufferer with
Dyspepsia for the last eighteen years, during who4
time cannot shy that ever enjoyed perfectly well
day. There were times when Enc symptoms more
than at others and then IL seemed IL would
be great relief 10 die. had at all times unplsas
ant feeling my head nut sttcrly my suferinss
much increased that became siost unfit for business
Of any kind, my mind wat continually Allied with geo-
my thoughts and foroboding, and II attempted TO
change their current by reading At sensation OF
icy coldness in connection with dead weight ~ 10
were rested upon my brsui ase feeling Of sickness
would occur al my stomach. and eat pain 70 my syss,
accompanied with which was the continual fear Of
losing my reason. also sKpersncsd great assituds,
debility and nervousness, vhiah mado II dimcut 10
walk by day sleep by night became sverss 10
society, and disposed only 70 seclusion and having
tried the skill Of number Of eminent phi yseians OF
various schools finally 70 the conclusion that for
this disease at my present ags IS years tbsre was nc
cure in existence But, through the interference OF
Divine Providence, 10 whom l devouuy oder my
thanks, Last 70 md sovereign remedy your Dys-
pepsia pills and Tar Cordial, which 10 have ense
tuslly removed almost tho last trace Of my long List q
ailments and bad feelings, and in their place health,
and c0ntentmsnt are my everyday sompaaio
JAM Rs N. SAUNDEh6,
No. ass North Second street, Philadelphia, formerly
Of Woodbury., N. j.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-14
From Gen. Banks.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 12.-The following
was received at headquarters from General
Banks.
The following dispatch has been received
from Maj Gen. Washburn, from Fort Es-
perarza Pass Cabello, Matsgorda Bay. The
command of the bay gives US substantially
the control of Western Texas and all of the
important points on the coast except Gal
weston.
FORT EsPARARzA, Dec AT l o'clock
A. NJ, Nov. 30th the rebels blew up the
magazines of this fort and had evacuated it
two hours before. 1t is very large and
complete work being bomb proof and par
TALLY cased with railroad iron. 1t had a
garrison of 1000 men all Of whom escaped
but six. Owing to the continuance of the
gale the gunboats could not furnish me with
launches to enable me to cut Oft their COM
munications, nor could they take part in
the attack Of the Goth. We drove them
from all their earthworks. We advanced
our sharpshooters to the fort. We captur-
ed 10 guns, ranging flom "a to 70 Founders