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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-25
HELINBOLD'S EXTRACT BUeHI

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-25

L.E.NscULLOUsH,P r-,ssut.
z WIS, esa't Hekss AZ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

<.OLD PAID YoR PINE DIAMONDS or oxE CARAT
NJ and uy~arf. Asa. for Sue f~aris fnas Cam.ls
Tisir shAws oren hoaSs yny from 70 10 A ~ asa
I'm B. W. PLUME Aiz urgsasav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

rxyotprRr goRDRx A 60. AUCrroyRERS NO "a
w wmsy street will sell FOR s--~h thi- rnornlne gone
raj ss@or,n Of saor and fsacv "c~'s rcascs Per
ss~sv. A..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

Two CONTRACTORS
sersrs,e ..sled proposais eaeh endosssd with The
title OF the vorkfor which the BID may BE- oercd will ~
received Al this or until ~ oiDck IL FRIDAY, ADJUST
~ 49, for the constructors Of sewers Ia he following
streets. 10 Wit
Fourh street. between Bank and We. Twelfth street,,
lone. between Fnsrth H~ecksr. Inston
street between horstlo ani Gan-~voor sss-; csnnsu
stree, between = coming ale road Hnssou rtwsr
pi.nk forms hii Other n~-~sa ~ nforms
lion can - Obtained on sppcssos " The Con rst clers
Imos srErmExs c,.,u. 49,,
rH.s nIxrrkH. ''"'g 49,. srasaae'
on a Of The Cr.soa Aaaedses noasd. Anxwss gsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

&OsS - - ssSsS Vhb&Hbs
CORPORATION NOTTcE-DEPARrNENr or ~
~ nanc..--Cy OF New York -Once OF the Clerk of Ar
motto. IL hereby gven that of pr0Terty
according law for unpaid Assessments Real Eaise
orunx Central PARK confirmed February 1894 will take
place puplc auction, the CITY Hail. n the city Of New
York TUESDAY tbe t~ent.th day Of October neat
II O'Clock at day and be- continued day
to day until the whole shall BE- sold. The detailed
m. on property be sold In published the
YORK Advertiser daily printed
pbsh.d In the city Of New York Copies BE- had
applcstou at this oc. B.order o. the Comptroller July
Il lsl3 AUGUSTUS PuRDY. Clerk of Arrears.
RIO REAL ESTATE ovNERs.-sEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received this 0ftor until SATURDAY August
3 for purchase ~ Real Estate by the Corporation
Ooe 10, between slh and Eighih avenues. and Thirty
eght and Forty streets Tor the use OF Engnr Com
one lot between FIRST and Second avenues Tenth aud
Poart..nh Streets for HE Of Engine toul NO Is
One lDt between Greene and fhoulpson, brooms and
Bie,cker for the Of Engine Company NO ~
one lot between ManKln, Lewis Grand AMI Dslancsy
One lot between Norfolk Kignson, stanton Lsse1 sah
Houston streets. for the Use ~ hose Company NO 10 -
One be situated IN Mott street, between that
ham and Bayard streets. for the use Of Hose Company
No o.
Proposals. TO confan a diagram o. the propsry offered
win dtucnssoux. locality am chsrntu Of improvements
Preferences viii b. wven W vacant lots
Payment VIII no made In cash, receiving satisfactory
Title The rgh' Is reserved 20 reject % the proposals "
the interests u the Corpors require a.
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN. Comptroller
Cfgr or Nkw fonK. DxssHrsENr w FfSANCE,
coSrrnnatsss Oyricy, July p, 1858
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

UCTIOS SALE OF PIECE GOODS CLOTHING aC-
i CRlSrALAR, LlTHat Err Il Co. anctoueers, will
H. this day tTuesday1. at 10 odmk, a No. ~ Park
isrge stock. above comprising French Ergsh
ID German Broadcloths line. .ool "a and Union as
,meref black aud fancy SalineL. BesA
ght of London twllei srs,a Mus u.s. Canvas Pad
nc Linines. Alpacas. Italian G ohs sewing Silk Spool
otkOn and aso 10 bales Of C0nans and other Wadding
and general variety Coos the tailoring trade Cata
oyues at sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

IrNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE
PRIZE PROPERTY.
DASL n. BuRDt TT A.ctoreer
by BukDEf1. JONES A co.
ne xirt, of orders 81 directed to me by the Hon
fa.n Marvin Judre 81 fhe Unei States District Court
O. Inc Southern District n Faritai VIII ssli a.
LlINBEERs STORE " ATLANTIC DOCK,
on SATURDAY AUGUST g. 1861
Al ~ ecloct a. ~.
PRIZE GOODS.
Prom the follow ng v-sAeis.-
A. y HODGE, ANON.
BREEZE. EEOIHEhS,
sLARtTA, pAEi,
cIrSgy John WILLIAMS
JvHN WESLEY. EfNNFT.
NEPTUNE, SEA Bird.
Ae Aqnnaeaie Alcohol Branfy Bottoms BeAehed Cloth.
BaxGina. Gopperas. Castor Oh Cart Cotton IaTfs Can
Castle soap Crurk~ry. Cellars, coffee Call skins.
Cloth, rf Goods otr Ho~~ Hardware Hand erehi@fs,
lax keiuaer~ Ohs Lead Lnxe~d oil. Leather, LoEwood,
Medicines. nails Needles Oulum olive Ol Vns Paper.
Pepper 0uinlne rum Rop. Shoes. soda. shirts, soap,
shot scnnappa steel segars SPIKES Tea, Thread, Twins,
gs,.egue. 81 sale will be realty on Thur.day August g. at
m. onlcr ~ RESSER BROWN, ia wall street
The goods ~ be Tor Inspection dsys before The
sale. .run
a, he same time and place. the PRIZE SCHOONER
.pRuTIiERs" her tackle Ac. rs she lies Atlantic
Dock, Brooklyn. ,..r. .
United states Marshal sosshsrn District Plor4da
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

A UCTION NOTICE
WILLIAM IRVING. Auctoneer.
HORSES. WAGONS. HARNESS. &C.
CLINTON b. OSGOOD VIII sell the saleroom SO Cedar
rector Wednesday. August g. at ~ O'Clock. Bay Horse
hands high old sound. kind and gentle In single
ouble harness; good coupe or family horse
No top Wagon. nearly
Fonr.s seat Germantown Rockaway
Top Buggy
Fouf-seat Park Wagon city built.
No top WAGON
Stx ko.kaway.
Single and double Harness, Saddles, Nets &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

TNAvID d. E0AN AUCTIONEKR FURNITURE. CAR
IL pets Looking Glasses, farnr suits &cTns day, at
O'Clock at No 43j Canal street Dining ROOM Chamber and
PAor Furniture. Cornices Curtains rosewood Pianos che
val Glass; ManteliOrnafnens Advances made Fur
uigure Carpets Watches, Jewclry, &C. by J. GILBERT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04
III LAn


WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIONEER-OFFIoE NO;
w East Broadway-seiis this day 1915 O'Clock, the
Stock and Flur of the Wholesale Re Liz store
No - Roosevelt street aud quarter
CASKS OF hne Brandes Irish aud Bourbon whiskes two
Logsheads Of French Spirits Rum pure Gin. Copper Mea
sres and Draner Headers with Brass Faucets three Beer
Pumps Counters &C.. also all the Furniture, Cane Chairs.
Iron Bedsteads Hair Msttres ses Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

TIN sEssgss oy Tns sfLLfAED assOcrArfos
i al NET a. rpssn No q Asfor uo1s~ rbaf&fsr sks
a. tnst aeiess NJ rA.ts~s gsp N ffg~
wssklnGtoa on ihs isr % sissa tsbsss ~ st~s
~ kNktk4
I, b Cos~oa sscrsss1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

MANHOOD AND THE yISOK or YOUTH RESTORED
M four weeks by Dr. kicoRDs Essenrs ~ Lite
Dr. RECORD tof PArs after years Of earnest solicitation,
has a. length a.ded 20 the urgent e1s. Of the American
IA. valued and highly prizea kss~nce Of Life wonder
fol avent win restore manhood b the shattered
stnitons whether arising from tn. ~
cns- or na,arsi cansea The time reanr~a 70 ihs
most nfrterats cAsa - four AMI N used
70 the printed ln.tlEcilons (which spis failure
" impos.ys thi~ HE Restoring renssy snoad uAgsn
by ~ shout 20 marry. lts eN~ets
aoknowiedgsd ~ The medical ~ the greatest
Tcfy ever made I've asseioiing
siccess y every eass " a. certain ,at
VIII tuA usrIctons for s.
for - and wli b@ s~pt any rar o@rrliy rmrs
receipt Of r~mane~ ht~ pIflf.lp
ROLAND, tE Broome street, door Of Broadway.
Ne~ f0rk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

,s,. 4. Ffehsssss sv~~sl, 80
49, N Ntf effis ss~ sN&snissa ts .. ~ 49,.
psss NJ 49, iNftyustss . ~ siwsss tspwssnss
sfv. sWswitN tsMgmsfs sA4@na frss
sac a. Al%4s. tftasHsss.
fs 4 ~ sTsv ~ ~. yfsTs isssa ,ess sass =
I. 80 tsts - csasy i.vssf II 1865 W sss~f a.
sts@<s ktxnfs street. NJ tssAs o. I, e~vrss - $50
ssy ~ss 80 - s~mets~ t~-n sss ~
tpss, Gsy@ ga sMf Aw.iw~Mx ANs@s-wsFs.~x fsw wfa
Lrsy Et~f~fs rye. fAfs gwfr~rakts Hls s.fe
1880 bshssNss.s sNFei asd wnssiii t4 sss s~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

A UCTI3N SALE OF RHINE WINE. NC.-S. HERMAN
"A 4 Co. anctionrers store Is Bowcry, with this
day. Angus, at III O'clock at 2S Bowery OF Hous
street. the enti stock Of imported Rne Wine consist
desheimrr ainener Riessnr The above wines n
the qualities offered In this city and Milb- -o with
yui reserve. ROBERT HIRSCH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04
A CCTIoN NOrICE.-CRCcKERY. GLASS HARD
n ware and Plated Good&-WM W. SHIRLEY. Auc-
AT uor ri afr

j. l.. SMITH, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
ls dnyst ta O'Clock at No " Stuyycsant place, Ninth
trset cas-, Of he Bible House orc rosewood Par.r SUIT
black walnut do, wood and maho. Bei
Suits Chairs, Tables Rockers BRUSSELS and Ingram
49, OIL Paintings aud everything necessary for genee
ko0Eokecpers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

sHgRIFrs sALE-RICHARD WALTERS. AUCTION
viii sell this day Tuesday, AuI. at 10 O'Clock 2,
J laEa sixteen Book Printing Paper aud
sfne stereotype Plates JANIS LYNCH, Sheriff.
VrNION sHAKPsHOOrERs WANTED IMMEDIATE.
u Is vera scrrrants ant recruits for this fine regiment
captain FRED. scHRETBKR, ss5 Broorne st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

"A warhss, ssasifg ssns. pistq. $780,. s.s.
plff Gsr ~ lad ~ g4wAt@sffs 49, -
a. tNkn ~ hAsn~t - So t'tsf a. "
- tisrs Aelnx ss 49, hsfs ss ~ g~sssr ssfsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04
AHIUsEAiEKTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLos oAKDKN Nsfs. III
BEGIN Il s, conclude 90
nousss IITth WIN TsNru WEEK.
CROWDED. CROWDED
ADAIRINq AND rASIiIosABLE AUDIESCEs
fy2ouJl I3xS0
rsoas hs,ng sne>ed te grand romantic drama ~ John
THE DUKES MOTTO
BEST PLAY or MODERN rfxEs
.,a,-,.. MI COLLINS.
We irish Comedian ana Vocalist hia original
cARRICKgRRGus.
Wine" and While hsre. Ee es s 'anss ses 's"'
NH WILLIAM WhkAILgY,
- - tsrraIs MI HENRI pE LAoAnDHxH
LAMB aordaans Klnsssas h me.s.m os rso, n
>. u Aiien. l. u. shsweli sc
GRAND BALLET
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY AND REJECTS -
MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE AND NrpoisrmksTss
ORIGINAL MUSIC. under the direction Of Harvey %
Seats can be secured
THRgE DAYS IN ADVANCE
81: SS sSwE prs, Ta "a
Will fa SE1S sss sM ks 81 Q"
THURSDAY AnagsTo
ENr IaaAsks snsbSkrEp
AND wITH a POWERFUL COaPANT
The T TSx Ssw Z o wsss Asst ssosox.,
m,.w, oH As,1s HSS SIID y S,, .,,..,
Inc oarp,ntsr worn ~ X smith 81 Ann street;
TIE The iss so ~Sss Y Iss'on 70 yps.en
The Front Asd Interior Painting by AcCusAer. No Riv
THE pArERIEa AND UPuoLsTERyNa BIT
r.. Mr. ! yr.icsh Jaai.er OF the Theatre.
The adies aud gcntenen OF the viii please
IN the dfecnr0om. on Tuesday, 81 III A. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-18
From washington.

WASHINGTON, March l7.-An additional list
of officers has been reported at the headquar
tiers OF the army, mainly for absence without
proper authority; others for failure to report
at the cOnvalescent camp as ordered; several
for drunkenness and one for accepting brides
for procuring discharges of soldiers. They
will stand dismissed from the service of the
United States, unless within fifteen days
they appear before the commissioner in SEES
sion in Washington, of which Gen. Ricketts,
is president, and make satisfactory defence to
the charges against them. There is less le-
niency than heretofore towards such classes
of offenders.
Mexican advices state that De Wagner the
Prussian minister has been compelled to leave
the country, owing to the bad relations exist
ing between himself and the Juarez govern
ment. Previous to his departure, he request
ed McCOrnen to accept the charge of the PruS
sian subjects, as well as those of France and
Spain, left to his protection by the withdraw
al Of count De Saligny in December, 1861.
Our minister declined the responsibility on
the ground that it would endanger his own re-
lations with the Mexican government. Mr..
De Wagner brought down with him to Vera
Cruz about forty persons who desired to es-
cape from the capital, among whom werS
Messrs. Barron and Forbes, Don Antonio
EsCandon, and the family of Colonel Tai
colt, &c.
Washington specials report that Col. Cross,
of the 9th New Hampshire regiment, and
Col. Blunt, of the 18th Vermont, will shortly
be promoted to bngadier generals.
Gen. Hooker and medical director Letter.
man pronounce the army of the Potomac the
heathiest army this world has ever known.
From positive Information, the mortality in
the rebel army is known to be nearly rs per
cent greater than that of the Union army.
1t is said that the difficulties which con-
strained Gen. Sgel to tender his resignation
have been adjusted, and that he will withdraw
his resignation and return to his old COM
mand.
Gen. Lockwood, commanding the eastern
shore of Maryland, has adopted efficient means
to prevent communication with the south. He
has issued orders in which he promises to re-
spect the laws ana institutions of Maryland,
and to protect all loyal citizens, but to the
dlsloyal who attempt any overt acts, he
threatens severe punishment. Its believed
there will be less smuggling to rebeldom now.
The secretary of the treasury is increasing
to a considerable extent the naval department
of his branch of the service. The following
contracts have been awarded: Mr. Robb of
D"ltiliiol9' oiiS 'eosei, H'Ai' tliey VI o"lti-
more, one vessel; Mr.. Lynn of Philadelphia,
one vessel; Mr. Westervilt of New York, one
vessel; Mr.. Englis of New York, one VESSEL;
Mr.. Slack of New York, one vessel. The
war department has purchased the following
vessels: Canonicus, $4,000; Mary Benton,
$4,000; Nelly Baker, $4,000; Nantucket,
$42 900; Golden Gate, $2l 900; Island City,
$4,000; Long Island, $4,000; Harriet a.
West $50, 600: Gen. Hunter $50. 900; Phil
adelphia, $24 1000; Oneota, $4,000
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-18

New YORK, March ia meeting held
at the Produce Exchange to-day, in aid Of
the Atlantic telegraph, was addressed by Cy-
rus W. Field, W. L. Dodge end A. A. Low,
ESqrs.
The steamer City of Boston resumes hel
place on chc Norwich line Tomorrow after
noon, and will run on alternate days with the
City Of New York.
A fire to-day in a small dwelling on the Sd
avenue, Brooklyn, occupied by Peter Elan
merry, produced an explosion of quantity of
powder which the inmates were endeavoring
to dry by stove, and five persons were badly
burned.
Three thousand six hundred dollars have
been sent to the sanitary commission, for the
benefit OF wounded soldiers, by the Americans
in Chill.
The visit of Gen. Wool to Connecticut was
made the occasion for quite turnout of the
patriotic loyalists on the route, amounting to
quite an ovation; and at Bridgeport and all
the stations they insisted on having the old
warrior say few words to them. At New
Haven he was welcomed by an immense con-
course of citizens, where he and his staff were
joined by Gov. Buckingham, and proceeded
to the ma or's Office, where the party were Of
ticlally welcomed by that functiOnary. A visit
was made to the light house, where plans for
new fort, to be erected i'll that vicinity, were
inspected. Gov. Buckingham and staff after
wards accompanied the general and staff to
New London, where further inspections of
other localities will be made, with a view to
terrifying the mouth OF the Thames river
more impregnably.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-18

New YORK, March IA Key West letter
of the Sth says the barque A. Boynton of Bos-
ton, Captain Mitchell, from New Orleans for
New York, struck on the Florida reef, and re-
ceiving some damage, came in here tn is morn
ing for repairs. Her cargo, consisting Of
sugar, molasses, rags, and cider, will be trans
ferred to another vessel and sent directly on
to New York.
New Orleans advices to the Sth say that
preparations have been made for an immedi-
ate attack on Port Hudson. Troops and nu-
nitions of war have already marched in that
direction. and Gems. Banks and Grover have
started from Baton Rouge. The attack on
Port Hudson is to be made by land and by
water.
The contraband trade with the rebels is still
in progress. Property consisting of various
articles valued at 100000 has been captured
and taken from the rebels.
The body of the rebel Major PradeS was
recently sent to New Orleans for interment,
and at least 5000 secess0nists, more than half
of them women, attended his funeral.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-18
The licenses to Liquor Dealers.

There are some persons who have believed
that state laws against liquor selling had been
nullified by the act of congress to raise inter-
nal revenue. 1t was assumed that license
to sell under the federal tax law would neces
sarily authorize a man to sell liquor in def
ance of any state law forbidding it. This was
a mistake which should have been corrected
by careful reading of the law itself; but
those who are still in doubt will read with
considerable interest the correspondence be-
tween Mr.. Gushing and the commissioner of
internal revenue, in which the commissioner
gives decision in regard to the relation of
such licenses to state laws.
There is nothing to warrant the notion that
a liquor license under the tax law could over
ride state laws. 1t is not the aim or business
of the national tax law to authorize or forbid
the business OF selling liquor, but to tax it
wherever it exists. 1t does not inquire
whether the state has or has not enacted
laws in regard to this business this
quiry is left to the applicants for licenses, who
must pay the tax, if they engage in the bust
ness, and also take all the responsibilities con-
nected with it. If their business violates the
laws of the state in which they live, that is their
affair, and not an affair of the officers
who execute the tax law, who do not
engage to set aside responsibility to the
state government, nor is it any part of
their business to ascertain or decide for
the liquor seller who applies for license,
whether his business is contrary to state laws.
If he carries on the business without paying
the required tax, they will call him to &C
count. If his. business violates the local
law, he will be liable to indictment for the
offence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-18
miscellaneous Items.

INDIANAPOLIS, March Height hundred
paroled prisoners en- route to Chicago were
detained ut Richmond Ind, last night. While
there they completely demolished the Office of
the Jeffei son, an anti-war sheet. They ar
rived here tonight, and threatened the SEN
tinel, and military authorities were placed on
guard to prevent its destruction. A large in
dgnation meeting was held here to night in
regard to the article in the Cincinnati En-
quirer insulting to soldiers ana the army.
New YORK, March 17.-Richmond papers
of the 18th announce the arrival of the cap
tured Gen. Stoughton and others. They were
taken by Capt. Mosely of Fitz Hugh Lees
command Mr.. Conrad of Louisiana intro
duced resolution looking to peace, on the
llth inst, in the rebel congress.
Washington letter in the Commercial
says a dispatch has been read at the state de-
partment from minister Dayton announcing
an interview with the foreign minister, to
whom he read Mr.. Stewards letter, declining
mediation. Delluys listened with marked
attention, but made no comment of any sort.
New YORK, March l7.-There was a mass
meeting of MethodSts in John street church
yesterday afternoon, to consider the subject
of lay rcpresention in the Methodist EpiscO-
pal church. Hiram Forrest was appointed
chairman, and Mark HOyt secretary. Among
the vice presidents were Daniel Drew, A. v.
Sturet, ID. l.. Ross and L l.. Faucher. Ell
oquent addresses were made by Bishop Snip
spon, senator Wright Of Indiana, Revs. Mr..
Hatfield, Durbin, and others. Strongly word
ed resolutions, urging the speedy adoption
of system Of lay representation, were passed
unanimously, and convention Of Methodist
laymen called for May l3th in this city.
The action of the meeting was entirely har-
monious, and no dissenting voice was heard
as to the propriety or expediency of the step
proposed to be taken.
PITTsBURG, Pa, March 17.-John Tell,
unconditional war democrat, has been nomi-
mated by the republicans for mayor. Gen. A.
l.. Robert is the opposition nominee. The
election takes place Friday.
New Y DIRK, March 1.-THE steamer Cham
pion, from Aspinwall March s, has arrived
with a few passengers and a quarter of IA mil
lion in treasure.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-18
LATEST NEWS.
RY TELEGR APH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY


FoRT MONROE, March l6.-The steamer
State of Maine arrived here last night from
Washington with so political and citizen pris-
oners and six surgeons, and left for City
Point this forenoon in charge of Capt. Null
ford. Col. Ludlow left here for City Point
this morning on the steamer Henry Burden.
The United States dispatch steamer Union,
Capt. Conroy arrived in Hampton Roads from
New Orleans this afternoon. She left New
Orleans on the Sd inst, touched at Pensacola
and Hilton Head, and has on board about 100
sick and discharged seamen. She also brought
dispatches for Washington which have been
forwarded from this place; she is bound for
New York. Capt Conroy reports that the
iron clad Nahant, had arrived safely oil
Charleston bar in tow OF the gunboat Florida
The ship Zouaye from Boston, sailed to-day
from Hampton Roads for New Orleans.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-18

NEW YORK, March lT.-COTTON dull, heavy, and q
&c lower; sales $50 bales at 81 q SIC for middng upanGs
FLOUR-Sales 5000 bbs; state ana western closed dull
and a l0c lower; suDerine state SIS % $3.50; extra
state 40 % 7l5 choice 1,ll % TAO; round hoop ohio
745 a 1856; choice go q 50; supcrine western $50
$685. common to goou extra western 7Oj D 1856; South
dul and dro0ping sales 1900 bbs; mixed to good
1,4O a 1885, fancy and extra 7T5 a SO; Canada a 6c
lower; sales 1900 bbs; suYerine 10 q 6S5i extra 7U %
50.
The Wheat market favors buyers, with rather more
dong. Corn c bCtter sales 81 800 bush mixed western
sound 81 q 92c unsound 81 q SOC. Oats and
nrmeT
Beef dull; sales $50 bbs Pork dull heavy, and ower
sales AS bbls Il ia g l437 for Old, 1850 @ 1915
for prime ii so @9 Its for old and Dressed
hogs nominal. Lard more active and a shade lower
sales 35l0 bbls at 01 @ llsc. Rice dull Sugars dull
sales 225 hhds New orleans at 50 q 22c; Aavana, 1886
boxes 0ac. Coffee quict Rio, 27VO bags private
terms. Molasses in fair request; New Orleans 2l7 bhs
half bbls at As % 56s; Porto Rico p hhds at soc
Muscovado 20 hhd at 45c by auction 694 bbls New OR
leans at As sac.