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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

LBERr MORTIMER GRIFFIN a co. AucroSEERs.
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

HOUSEHOLD
- FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
AT the residence OF Dr. Jno. 4. Hungerford,
This day, Wednesday, December H. al for O'Clock
10 " Wes Sixteenth street between Fifth sixth
Rosewood Paror Suits, covered in brocade;
Superb seven octave Rosewood Pianofore,s
Rosew God and Mahogany Chamber Furniture suite;
Ofmolu and Bronze Chandeliers
Solid Oak Buffet and Extension Table,
Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Lace Curtains
China Glass aud Silverware;
Oil Paintings by emnen, artists
Etegeres Centre Tables and Bookcase.
The auconeer would cal the particular attention of his
TIE catalogue the largest and richest
yhe furniture all made order for the BY
City makers Less than six months and Is Of the best de-
scripion Catalogues at the house morning OF sale
Drawing rooms consists Of carved rosewood Eegees marble
top French plate doors and back Work Table inad with
suits OF drawing furniture elegant Tetesetc Sofas
wood three coored brocade brocsde
lace Curtains light and bronze Chandeliers Pier
and Mante Mirrors with rich gilt frames; Sevies and Dres
den china magnificent Pianofore rosewood
round finished all round inad with solid pearl
keys STOOL cloth book and sheet music Hat
Stand Oilcloth, Brussels Stair Carpets, &C Chambers
Richly edseads style Louis Bureaus
match wardrobes, Dressing and Toilet Tables
Chairs Curtains Shades Cornices Hair Mat
Feather Beds, Bolstes Pillows, blankets
&us china Toilet Sets Mirrors dining
Furniture: kitchen Utensils
quired Of purchaser
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nIssOLUrTON ...
Notice hereby ,hs. from md .fsr h. ass
business heretofore ersne and carried on 81 90 Ca,hartne
street city ~ New York, In the name o. ~ " w
llams Il terminstedssid having ben ds
.s~ax.1 n, mutual consent NJ WILLIAMS
prrxursr III Isso cHAs NJ WILLIAMS
NOTICE Il JAMES A. BLANC, OF TIE FIRM OF
N Leighton Blanc hereby notify the public anu espc
sy HE creditors Charles Eeirhton that have been NIL,
informed eronerste W. Leghson from any
signed ,his a,h DAY OF November, 1890
The of Leighton Blanc vii continue r. pni
JAMES A. BLANC.
gsoned his 2s,h day Of November lsSn
Corner -. charles and Canal streets, New Orleans
PARTNER wASrEp-THE ADVERTISER - FITTING
ur hrst class restaurant, the European plan IN
desirable location Any gentleman with the best
wishing In the above business may ADDRESS Law
a E00 THE UNDERSIGNED Has THE BEST RE.
pow mesL for puryns ,ns essn csr
doc,re~s half OF the above amount invested IN uns
The busineA. No humbug Address Nedicine oox wv ne
raid once.
a sOn PARTNER WANTED. WITH This AMOUNT
SCVV. In long established, light and pronnnas essn
business with good business man Inquire o. DAVIS
CO, 7S Nassau street
6Qnn CASH WILL PURCHASE oNE HALF THE
DOW interest in respectable cash paying business ~
l. an opportunity. Apply 70 O. HowEs' ssa broadway
6S nnn AN INTEREST CAN M PURCHASED
pD.UVu. for this arounyin new Invention ~ gre,
.pssbe sSa riesssns X. money MI used % cnerse
| he bssloer Aairesa O., bcE Ee Herald 0hce'
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A UCrION SALE
"A OF DIAMOND GOODS,

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEwNtRY, de-, &c,
A CRisTALAR snctoneer, Will offer for SAs On Fri.
choice aAd valuable line of fine Diamond Good, being the
stock of importer retiring from the business comprising
part ladies' gold diamond sapphire cluster
and opal sets ladies' and gents DIAMOND emerald single
9hoee Of fine sapphire diamond Pins and Rings
several ne single stone diamond Rings and Pins also
assortment Of ladies' diamond and enameed Watches
together with fine gold Chronometers double time and 6ns
Magic also silver hunting Patent Levers silver hunt
Anchors and Cylinders large lot OF gold Pencil Cases
and Pens Bracelets Rings Pins Earrngs Sets sleeve But
tons 30 Catalogues sale. The trade and private
buyers respectfully attend the above sale
pefemptory for cash. without reserve
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A UCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS
"a ROSEWOOD PARLOR DINING ROOM,

"A UCIION SALE OF FIRST CLASH
"A ROSEWOOD PARL0R, DINING ROOM,
LIBRARY AND CHAMBER FURNITURE,
cesy Brouses valuable Landscape and Historical Paintings
Hry rich silver Ware Pianoforte elegant Chandeliers &C.
residence l52 West Twenty first street.
q few doors from the Seventh avenue
The whole TO be positively sold without reserve.
This day "wednesday, at l0la O'Clock, precisely.
The contents OF the consist In part oil one solid rose
wood Paror Suit OF covered In crimson and gold
brocAde suit OF seven pieces covered In rich bouquet velvet
and full suit in silk velveta three suits were
made and first Glass; large French Mantel and
Pier Mirrors damask and lace Curtains rosewood Eegeres
Centre and Sofa Tables Bronzes Satuary Paintings
Bodstead Bureaus, elegant hair Mattresses and Bed
ding Table rich Silver Ware French China, Cut
Portable Heater rich Carpets with everything adapted
fashionable furnished residence Sale positive without
regard TO weather. and no postponement.
UCTIoN NOTICE.
"A LARGE SALE OF
INDIA RUBBER TOYS AND BALLS.
WILLIAM TOPPING Co, Auctioneers,
No. Q and IL Park place and No Murray street
W i'll sell,
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10 at IL O'Clock
$50 CASES
INDIA RUBBER TOYS
Dolls, Doll Heads,
Dogs, Lambs,
Cats, Chickens, Ducks,
And great variety of other articles in the line,
together with
80 cases India Rubber Balls
ALI buyers Of holiday goods invited to attend this
fe being large sale Of these goods offered
auction
Catalogues ready early morning of sale.
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HENRY B. HERTs, JR., AUcTIONEER.
Ii Peremptory sale of
Elegant made up Fnrs, Robes. dc..

ou wednesday, december ~. Al III ocOrk
At the salesrooms, No 81, Pine street
Being the entire stock wholesale furter be sold
without for cash. The stock comprises SPLEEN
did arrortmen of real Russia and Hudson Bay Sable Sets
rich dark real Mink Sets Royal Erne Fitch. Siberian
Squirrel and other Capes Cloaks Victorines Mus Cuffs
Bear Fox Buffalo and other Robes warranted fresh and
free from moth Goods view and catalogues ready early
morning OF sale at No 5s Pine street near Broadway
HENRY GREEN, AUCTIoSEER- Ii
IL quors segars acThis day at ios O'Clock at the auc
ton 1914 am street. large lot of Groceries, Teas
Coees, Soap cuants. Figs, Brandy and other Liquors din
casks and demijohns 1000 Segars, Scales Weights three
tierces picked Salmon; also =, 5p pieces room Paper
ON THURSDAY, 2@h DECEMBER.
AT l0 oclo at the special sale of dry and fancy
goods, Furs Boots and Shoes, Jewelry gold and silver
Watches, &c. Also, I6 sewing Machines.
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ToHN LLOYD, AUCTIoNEER
81 FURa FrRS FURS

On Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday, Dec U.s. 49, and 20
commencing 81 0h O'Clock each day, nj No Aston House,
Broadway, opposite the Park
Peremptogy of elegant made up Furs &C. being the
entire balance the stock wholesale Furer sold
Without in consequence Of retiring from business
elegant Hudson Bay cable sets rich dark real Mink SETS
geer with general assortment Of ladies' gents and chill
carriage &C. The stock will be arranged and
view Monday Dec IL when purchasers invited 70 call
and examine
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A ssIgNEE.s SALE OF READY MADE CLoTnTNo

La TaIorina Goods NJ CRIsTAI.AR, auctioneer, viii
ssQso rhurydAy, Nh inst, h l0 O'Clock at No 2O6 Chat
the entire well selected and fashionable Stock
In aid store consisting In part Of Engsh and
French Pilot and Cloth Frock Sack Business and
Of Ovccoas Cashmere Doeskin and Satne
Pants silk Satin Velvet Plush and Cloth Vests In great
variety together with Cassmeres Docskns Cloths Sanet
lninss seAs and general assortment Of Tailoring and
Goods Fixtures and Of Premises
Dash Deposits required BY order of The Assignee
trade viii And above sale well worthy Of their attention
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SALES OF REAL ESrarE

A FIRsT CLASS FARM nl0 ACRES. rs MILES IRON
n Ne. York, near the Hudson river Nyaek house new
Fl uits abundant pace, $l5O0O
Is N MEIIck io- Rrnadrxnv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

WILLIAM Writer'S, ArcTroSEER WILL SELL
w this day 18th inst BY virtue OF chael mortgage II
S eeloc cor,l,ea ..re. sss sn;rs Furniture s 2,
Kitchen Furnue ALSO BAR and Bar Fixtures; also the rur
nture Dining Saloon Table and Bed Linen loo Table
Coths Sheets Spreads, Towels Napkins China, Glass
ana silver War;, &C. BY order of Paschsl s. Leonard Az
.onday, cath inst PAscHAL >. LEONARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

\ UcTroN NOTTCE-wILL BE SOLD AT PUBL
auction On 18th inst At II o'clock. at 81 New stree
be be0 hare, opsy expcnses-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

TWO BILLIARD TAPLES WANTED rNMBDfATELY,
on hire I hrst Of May cssh pAid monthly ~ advance
sseondi sire prefeFred Addrts. Bhfi bos, 10 Herald
once.
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ANTHOLOGY.

A FAcT-A PHRgSoLooIsr AND AsrRoLooIs1
N the world, and e50W reward for any whs
can equal Miss WELLINGTON who acknowisds-d 70 b
the only Lady the city who truthfuy gives information
skip marriage. health wealth and who win reclaim drunkss
ard unfahful husbanda Mkes w. n the only the
who the genuine Roman and Arabian tahsmans fev
love sood luck and al business Affairs and guaranteed
for life Delay consult this naturally gifted and besu
tful young lady Lucky numbers gwen Highly respectable
y reference be at her residence lO sixh avenue
ouf,n&te Eshfh street
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s. RICHARDS, AUcTIoNEER.-eoo CASES BOOTS,
LA. shoes and Rubber at auction by RICHARDS 4
WHITIN0 on Wednesday December 10, l0il o'clock
CoftlAnd street. This sale will comprise
0ooda and viii be worthy the attention OF city
country dealers Catalogues the morning OF sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WORKS
NI &c public anction.-The properly OF family
leaving the city this day W ednesds Dec rs ct the elegant
between Fifth and Sixth sale commencing lOi
O'Clock viz rosewood ~ octave Pisnoorte rosewood Draw
ing Room Suits bronze and ozncu Chandeers Velvet and
medallion Carpets seyres and Dresden Ornaments pier and
manei Mirrors brocade and lace Curains artistic bronze
stAnary OF Paintings by eminent artists oak buffet
sion Table, Bookcase, Etegere cenSe Table China Glass
and Siyerwafe and chamber Furniture
Ac Beds and Bedding OF all kinds throughout the house
House toll
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IA utTToS NorICE--FuRNITrRE AT PRIVATE SALE.
rare oppunity 70 purchase first class Household Fur
ture great sachce the property OF family declining
seven octave four round
o6oo win Be sold for $3.50, including stool and
pver; rosewood parior Suit eD for e<0 $50;
ookcs.e. Mons Painting. CTssina CHAMBER and dining
Sixth ave0ug.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

. xrpIcAS uorpr. JERSEY CRY. -rARIoR AID
N Bedroom, hrst door 'front.' 20 es Win nd fe.
Pariors second noor, suitable FOG eenue"'5a - 49,
the hotel Is near the ferry: terms moders.-
rv~vpvv uorau M EIGHTH STREET NMG
IL prusdwav-yuss opened for the viniex 49,.
or gsniieusn and their wives o. anele r n..-"-A
or IAwRrvcr HoTrts BROADWAY MD fIahIN
- y,.t - onduc,ed the European plan.
.rest Tsaucson IN price 70 suit The tress fany ks s
sN 49, 49,. orer the exclusive Infringement Il ne ps
n,ss,es Ps.oe, nodotsse eua r~ls.fe'ses svsreae"l
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III aUI
Is and 10 at o'clock each day saesroom
No % Nassau street. superb sale japanese and other Fancy
Goods comprising Cabinets Trays Bowls Cups
Vases, various descriptions; Tea Poys &c ae Also
PARTISAN fancy articles French China dinner tea aud dessert
entire invoice OF very rich Terra Gotta Just landing from the
ship Heveron from Antwerp containing Flower Bowls,
Pitchers Goble and other and beautiful goods Also
fresh invoice of recently imported Bohemian ware Co
lognes Plates Glassware Wares Finger Bowls and
other goods. Also invoice Of Wax Flowers, Fruits &c,
beautiful under glass goods
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UCTrON SALE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY.-THE
twelfth sale Of unclaimed property under and by virtue
the METROPOLITAN Police consisting IN OF Watches
ewslry, Fancy Goods Hardware, and womens Wear.
ug Apparel, &c, portion AZ which articles win
AXE place af the dri Centre market Friday,
"a Of 10 O'Clock under direction OF the Property Clerk
A. III. STOUTENBERG, Auctioneer.
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wv. Writer'S. ArcTIoSEHR, WILL SELL THIS
w day clock 80 Canal street, barge quantity ~
seu,se boarding house furnitur~ psrior suits French plate
Minors dsmask and other Curtains CENTRE extension and
Tables: Piano. Chsndeer rich velvet tapestry thr~e
Ingram stair and other Carpets hall and basement on
cloths and other rds'csds hair spring and other
MaitresSex Fe.her Re@ Sheets Spreads Biankeis liable
Linen dressing bureaus Msshsands, Toilet Ware, Ward
rohes ng and kitchen FURNITURE China. Glass si
Wod and oher stoves also cane seal and
other Chsr-. SOFAS sofa Redsesds, Lounges &c. a.
yxvM Writers, AUcrIoNEER. WILL SELL Tiifs
w div a. O'Clock At ~ ANAL street. large quantity %
Goods advance d Watches ono large mantei Mir
rur ron safe. two Counters e.st q Gin Brandy se1tsa
Nhiskev Wine. - velvet and cloth ,ioak Re,
together with large 1T o. Other goods.
WIN Writers. AUCTToSEER. WILL SELL THIS
w morning ~ O'Clock, IN the basement the Furniture
and Fixtures Bar and bar Futures god
ocaon the above business Of Maiden lane and
Nassau street
WILLIAMSBURG AUCTION EOTICE.-wM w.
w WRIGHT. auctioneer, viii sell, on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday December ID, q and n, commencing AZ los
o'c,ock each day at No III Grand street Brooklyn,
D. large and extensive ment Of houss furnishing
syoods npe Cutlery. Plated Ware, Bird cAgrsy Lamps,
Brushes Baskets seiehs skates wood and willow ware
Ac also large assortment OF Toys suitable for The hc
days.
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UcTIos N0TICK-H scANLoN, AUCT10SEER.-
u ~ VIM D JONEs.-By virtue OF several executions
F ed this DAY. II II A. ~ Att sixth avenue the Stock
Ia Yrues q he boot and ahoe conssing o ladies'
- Sc 49, A. sPRINdsTEEN, constablsl
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n U0TfON NOrICK.-BURNHAMS FURNITURE Ex-
prcss ana Packing Esabshment Ill and lis West Eis
rnth street between rfth ana sixth ayenues-Hous.hod
furniture boxed shipped all parts Of the world Piano
rss Paintings AirTor. sAtuAry, China and 9iassware
cked Covered for removing Furniture
! sheorountry. storage for Furniture
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CPLExDrD BOOKS At AUCTION, THIS EVENING, AT
- 81 O'Clock, BY BANGS, MERwlN CO., So Broad
wayThe Abbotxford edition OF the WAverey Novels Rich
Ardsons Dictionary Pcrrys Japan, spafkes Washington.
Bible knights Original Pictorial Shaksperc. Wall
poles Noble Authors Boydcs Shakspere Aliens
American Revolution. Thomas Paines Works together with
great variety Of elegantly illustrated works
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
~ SUPERB HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Elegant Caskets Jewel Cases Ladies' Work Boxe elegant
ted superb Sevres and ormolu Odor Cases. orou and
real bronze Stauees BisQue and bronze Stauees gentle
mems Dressing Cases India and Chinese goods together with
sCHENCk, this day, at i01s a. NJ, at their salesroom,
Ladies are particularly invited to examine them
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| UCTIoN NOTICE CONTINUATION SALE OF CHINA
Han SIS Broadway consisting Of the richest and
rockey, viii be sold Wednesday, December ~,
o'clock among which viii be found Goods suitable Tor the
hnaidaya.
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FURNITURE.
4 BEDROOM SUIT OF ESAMBLLED FURNITURE FOR
"A GA IN al coors, Of warranted manufacture also son
chestnut chamber suits plain and ornamente, st vAk
RI~0roNp Csnaf street, opposite Wooster Esabishsd
In ls<e
v,SANErLEp cuAMBEu SUITS OF FURNITURE. II
Nj All cclcrs and styles, 81 Wholesale or retail
"a - ana upvarda Also MATTRESSES and Pailiasssa
WARREN WARD, III Cana! street
-Four DOOM eass Of Broadway.
WvUpuyYunn BoUoHT.-rHE HIgHnNr PRICE PAIp
u - - Tor All kinds Of Household Furulsuret CerpHA
H7ern - Cal q 80 Third avenue OF sddress rurns1.
= aS0Ea T. "A rood aasoumeat OF second hsnd Furm
tuyo akwayD - kan1 for sAlA
EURrrTURE- BovGHT-THE HIGH
ct pfce paid In ash FOR all kinds o. ~
ture Beds and BcddnG Crockcry, Carpets fnoio'es &C
Can r 80 Beecker street, Carnne-
E'URNrTURE wANTED.-A PARTY HAVING " MI
turc SUFFICIENT 70 furnsh part whole 81 ,nee s'vss
house, can hear 81 cash customer By addressing
Broadway Post ONCE Also rosewood Pianofcr'e Nsnco
FURNITURE STORAGE TO IBT--oy Easy l,ND ~
sured for Household and other Furniture, I4
wagons Scehs Merchandise and All kinds of ppety
aoid commission Terms moderate. Apply ~
assaoa store " E@si Broadway
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A uCTION NOTICE.
"A NJ G. EDEY, AUCrIONEER
BRANDIES, WINES, SEC AIRS, &c.

UCTIoN NoTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTroSEER
YIN sell this day WSdn .ss,,y December aS.r ~
Nissan street large and general ss.or.msnt
In brocatel and plush Secretary Bookcases marble
eop Tables gilt Mirrors rosewood octave
Panofore richly carved and pearl keys extension dining
Tables dining Chars French China tea Sets Bohemia aud
kBedsteads hall Mattresses feather Beds blankets Ward
Gebes, Loungns &c the whole to be peremptorly sold
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l0T GRAND STHHEI-MADAME WfDgkk Clhk
I'D t0ysnt and gifted Spanish lsdv unvcls ,he myss-
RES OF rutuy love- sraRe absevt friends sickness pro
scribes medicines for al Diseases sss iucsy n1Obers Pee
petty sat % ssossn. &e
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DAs shIssao cS1H ny cff S2 sfEssT

lRDWNE NItHOlr ALilAtNhbisT
Continuation Of the -
GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
ON msnufacsurrrs account, -. ~..,,.
HOUSE AND TABLE FuENfshiSo AND FhN''
GOODS -
NJ order OF r. Y. HArGHwoUr co.
ur4day friday and Saturday, December ~ y ana 81 an
\ al i0i. O'clock in the saesrooms and galleries Of
IowNE NICHOLS 50 Nassau street, opposite the fos'
hsstins Of most select and desirable sssoriment q
inch Porcelain Dinner Sets Toilet Sets rich iahls
|rr Paran ststuary Bronres Clocks silver plated ware
and variety Of Fancy Articles, suitable for holiday pre-
hese eocds were conssxncd hy the manufacturers N
E.v. HAUgHWOUT co.
The Southern trade but In consequence Of he existing po
i and financial difficulties, they VIII be sold in this mar.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-02-21
FOREIGN NEWS.

The London Times says that propositions have
been made to the United States in reference to the
San Juan difficulty, which may fairly satisfy both
countries.
The Hungarian Protestant Association had left
Verona without an audience with the Emperor, the
latter refusing to receive them except as
private individuals. The Hungarians demand the
restoration Of all the rights and privileges of their
Church One side or the other must yield, or
violent struggle will ensue
The Hanover Cotton Mills, at Manchester are
burnt, involving loss of 100000.
The London Post announces that England aud
France have entered into an alliance on the Italian
question, and formally determined that there shall
be no intervention
The news from Hungary is daily becoming more
serious.
n large Moorish force attacked the right wing of
the Spaniards. The former were repulsed. The
Spaniards then carried the Moorish position The
loss on each side was 1000 men.
The foreign Cotton market is reported as firm and
steady, without material change in prices.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-02-21
Later Fr0n, Terns.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 1.-THE Steamer Arizona
from Brownsville, with dates to the 9th instant
has arrived.
The courier from Col. Ford to MAJ. Heintzelman
reports that the American steamer Ranchero was
fired into, 80 miles above Brownsville, by the
Mexicans, under the Mexican Flag. Several shots
passed through the steamer. Subsequently they
fired on Col Ford, who returned the fire, and
pursued the attacking party into the Mexican
territory
Capt Stineman's Cavalry had joined Major
Heintzelmans command, which now numbers two
hundred.
The people of Matamoras sympatLize with
Cortinas.-War is considered inevitable
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-02-21
THE HARPER's FERRY TRIALS,
Conviction of Hozleu.

CHARLEsTowN, Feb. 10-The attendance al
court yesterday very large, in the anticipation
of the close of the case Of Commonwealth Hazett
The argument of the case commenced at half
past nine o'clock, Mr. Harding opened for the
State He spoke for an hour and half, with
considerable ability and force. He was followed
by Lawson Bolts, ESQ who spoke for two hours
enchanting the attention of the crowded courtroom
by able and ingenious argument in behalf OF
his client. He pointed out many discrepancies in
the testimony OF various witnesses for the State
claiming it had not made clear case, and charg.
ing the jury with their duty to give the prisoner
the benefit Of doubt. Mr. Bolts concluded his
argument at one o'clock, when recess of half an
hour was taken.
Mr. Green commenced the closing argument for
the defence half past and closed at half past
four, having occupied three hours in the delivery
of his speech. The case of the prisoner was pres
ented in the best possible light and it is the gener
al opinion that Mr. Green's effort was the ablest
argument made since the commencement OF the
Harper's Ferry trials.
Mr. Hunter closed for the Commonwealth speak
ing nearly three hours, closing after seven o'clock.
The speech of Mr. Hunter was listend to with
much attention, and was one of much ability. In
deed each of the counsel seemed to have made
every preparation. and all the speeches were Of a
high order of ability
After the concluding argument for the State. the
jury were directed to go to their at the hotel
and court was adjourned for the day.
Saturday Mornng-The jury came into court
at halfpast nine and the Clerk propounded the
question whether they had agreed upon verdict,
to which the foreman responded they had. The
prisoner then sent for and brought into court.
The verdict of the jury was then announced, which
was guilty of murder in the first degree" The
prisoner received the verdict with the same indif-
ference that has characterized his conduct through
out the trial.
CHARLEsTowN, Feb 15.-Stcvens and Hazlett,
the last of the Harper's Ferry outlaws, have been
sentenced to be hanged Friday, 18th of March.
Both made speeches.
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FROM DR.. LEWIS, OF VERMONT.

BURLINGTON VT, Nov. ID, 1854.
Gentlemen: am pleased to STATE that have tired the
Oxygenaed Buffers Tor indigestion and Debility, and found
immediate relIet from using only part bottle. have
the Greatest confidence III for Dyspepsia and
General Debility and recommend with much pleasure
all persons labnrng under thuse diseases.
GU are at liberty to use this think proper, pro-
mote the sale ut TINS excellent medicine
Yours &c, JAMES LEWIS.
The Oxygena+d Bttes give healthy the Stomoeh
and Digestive System, and the preservatIve
against Fever an Agme well other infections Diseases.
SETH W. FowLE d Co.. Boston, Projectors Sold by
their Gg'iIts every where
For sale in Cha ioite by E. NYE HUTCHINSON & co.
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