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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Il J .# WASHINGTON, November 1. 1855

ON PETITION OF Cyrus H. Mccormick Chicago Illinois,
praying for the extension of patent granted to him
1915 rcapng machines
from the expiration OF said patent which takes
3lst day of January, 1856
is ordered that the said petition DO heard the
Monday the 10th OF January next at IL O'clock
notified and show they
said petition ought not to be granted.
opposing the extension required file
objections specially writing twenty
days before the day hearing All testimony ncd party
the said hearing
codance with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished
plcation. ............
The the will be closed tho 9th
deposons and other relied testimony filed
in the office before the morning Of that day the arguments
II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered ALSO that this notice be published the Union Wash
ngon d. the fDay Herald" Chicago, H.
three previous the 10th January
Of hearing
JOSEPH HOLT,
... Commissioner of Patents.
the papers will please copy their
bills the Patent ONCE, with containing this notice.
Nov 3--law3w
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SALE oF VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS

~ ALE OF VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS
~ AND FLOODED STOCK IL will accommodating
several valuable plantations Dallas and Perry
Alabama all of which high state OF cultivation.
Also small tracts from hundred hun
dred each portions OF every tract cultivation
Possession will be given 10 the purchasers the LIST Of January
These lands all situated elma and Mississippi
railroad equal IN fertility land in the world
Also several improved and unnproved lots and small
Of land IN and adjoining Selma including several handsomely
and conveniently situated private residences with large lots
attached 10 them.
The track tract adjoining selma Of 70 will be laid on
into onohah and lots, each lot fronting
broad street This will enable purchasers to peroase for residences
or gardens large or small lots as they may deare.
viii also sell sixty head thorough bred stock
Of the best blood which several stons brood
Ges and colts Also the celebrated stallion Brown Dick -
the best horse in the South. .'
will be exhibited for lfontgom.
cry Ala In November
Persons wishing purchase viii find to their nterea
and see Immediately. .s.. e.a.. ns.a.
debts liabilities OF the late Col Thornton Godsby will
received for the the property
George Goby will show this all who de
sire to purchase
For Information refer Messrs Byrd Morgan Of Selma and
Mcears. Brooks & CARROT, Of Marion.
this property shall disposed OF private SALE II
WILL together with aarge of other property be
day of January next
BEN EDWARDS GREY, Trustee, &C.
SELMA Ala, Sept IT. 1853. Sep 2S-2m
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES


TIME subscriber desires to call public attention to
Il his extensive assortment OF q
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
which rendered complete overy department eonssng
part Of ... XIII.
CABINET FURNITURE
very extensive collection embracing almost every
variety TO furnish tho parlo chamber and dining
from tho most expensive TO tho cheapest kinds.
FRENCH CHINA, ...
Gold band plain white, and richly dinner dessert
4 large assortment OF vases
Dinner and tea ware In detached pieces
Rich cups and ssucers, with and without notices
with variety fancy ARTICLES, appropriate
etagore, parlor table, and toilet.
IRoN-sroNE CHINA
Dinner tea, and toilet sets
Also detached peocs large stock Of the latest shapes
GLASSWARE.
American Fronch, Bohemian such as
Decaners, nagons, goblots, chnmpagnes
Clsrets, hooks, sherries, Madeirss, Burgundos
Lqueurs, tambers, finger bowls celsries
Water bottles noa. bowls, dishos salts pitchers, &c
TABLE CUTLERY. n
In sets OF half dozen or ary.one and MY three pieces
ALSO, ivory handled knives only
carvers and f. ks, steeis, &c
BLocK.TIN GOODS ...
Such "a chahng dishes from 10 TO "a inches
Coffee and tea urns coffee pots tea potts. coffee higgins, &c
PLATED GOODS
Such coffee and tea urns, sets
spoons and forks, oastors, covered dishes ... ....
Pitchers cake and fruit baskets, walters, &c.
JAPANNED GOODS
Such rs waters, tea trays and In sets
Plate warmers, sop jars, foot tubs, water &c
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps girsndolcs wood
Fendcrs and irons brushes, sbovels and tongs
Coai-hods, step-lsddcrs, door mats, rattan goods
Wnne irons, willow Britannia
Bronred iron goods cooking requisites OF description
Together with large assortment Of articles OF utility
deemed necessary psricusryc
will md decidedly their my
aud They will only ind from
which make selections but pledge myself sell
description Of goods can DO purchased IN tho Eastern
cities
delivered Of tho city Georgetown free of
charge.
Having recently imported drec, from Europe
French and iron china prepared strong
Inducements the trade
Oct 2s-1aw9w c. W BorRIRR Iron Hall
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DIED,

Miord Massachusetts, tho morning Thursday the asth
October uno SUSAN L. MANN In the Gath year Of her
.3..
When the o. s. seagate MsSsorA" launched from tho
city performed the ceremony Of chris
tenng that vessel. .g rs.N
Distinguished unusual personal beauty not less than by rare
degrees intellectual superiority and surrounded by everything
lie attractive she devoted herself almost exclusive
conscientious discharge Christian duty
her earthly but her death full
Of hope.
Heaven unto write, blessed
which the from hencoDrh Yea saith tho
Spirit they their bora and their works do fol
low them" sfa
On the Instant MARY TYEEN, tho csth Of her
age. ....... ...a........ ~ ....
friends the family respectfully invited to attend her u
O'Clock her lata residence Of 10th and
l. streets.
Departed this life November 18TH at o'clock M Mrs HAN
Weatmoreland,
nearly years a resident Of this city.
funeral will take place this afternoon at 2ociock from tho
residence son NJ MCCOY No 500 street north
friends tho family respectfully invited to
attend.
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE q Co, Auctloneers.

LNXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
IL Elects Public saeon Wednesday morning November ~
O'Clock residence q William H. upperma Penn
yvanA between Third and Four and hall streets shall
sell the entire Furniture and Effects, e0orrblng
Mahogany spring sofas dyans rockers, ouoaans
and psrOr chairs
Mahogany dining and card tables
Very large gitname French plate mirrors slab, and bracket
and lace curtains, cornice
CIT window shades lounge
Brussels, three ply, and ingram carpets tt
Stair carpets oicoh, rods and eyes
Very superior solid mahogany bedsteads
Handsome mahogany dressing and risdn bureaus
Solid mahogany wardrobes
Asrble-tcp washstands
Superior feather beds, holsters and pillows
Blankets, comforts. toilet .-4rts
Cane and wood chairs, tables
Cafled hair and husk
Mahogany sdeboard, dining tables
French china gold band dinner set glassware
Superior silver plated cake baskets
forks
Cooking stove, radiator, and other
Together with general Kitchen reQsistes
s25 and under cash that
90 days, satisfactorily endorsed bearing
p s--rhe house IL for rent; inquire tho prem.s
JAS. c. NcGItRs ~
Nov I'D 4usler.ara.
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DROP. KRAUSE will open on Tuesday, the 10th
Thornes Building FOR instruction IN dancing
his unriaod Ladies class from az TO o. Gentlemen
from TO 10 O'clock Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays
The reference given Illustrations Of the superior
teaching will be shown the
variety pupils but become ia
nilar with 1t.
DO found other hours than those named above
Van dentist, 407 u Nov 14-dIw
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AUCTION SALES.

by JAS. G. MCGUIRE * CO., Auctioneers.
TWO NEW AND SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD CASE,
corner rane octave Piano Forte" at public
aucnOn Thursday Atefnoon November u.s. al oock ~ tho
rooms shall ae 70 tho highest bidder, ad
ulaclured BY soez Co. Baltimore, and cost sioo each
beautifully nnised and have all tbs iulnes
Of VI grand piano
one third cash; thu rosae In two and oar months, Tor
JAS G MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
Nov lid Aacuonesss
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4 VAN CAMP, DENTIST, has returned to a,

IA city and resumed his practice
operating between and 7t
streets, doors from Post ONCE, Oct l4--du
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NEW MAP OF VIRGINIA.-We have just re-
IN ceiyed supply Of the both pocket and paror
FORM This purely Yrgua production, having been gotten
up by hiessrs Richie DannAyan and engraved printed eoe
and mounted In their hogaphng ONCE in the city Richmond
This complete 70 the time including the three
counties made during the session Of the last legislature aso con
tans all the lines OF internal Improvement, &c.
contains amount OF valuable niormanon and VIII be
eagerly sought after by all ygnans who wish understand the
geography OF their the travelling public and
those interested their productions
Paror rollers 81 each pocket 81 30 each
TAYLOR NAURY,
Nov l4-3t Agents for Richie Il Dunnavant
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RErAIRs CLEANING OF STREETS. The several bills
this subject which passed the Board of Aldermen on
Monday night last make the following appropriations:
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By JAS. G. McGUIRE 4 Co,

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE Il Co.. anoisoHeaFs.
JNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUt k&R BLfLsBtEG
il lots IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE, ghlEstss sJer
December I'd at O'Clock, the premises by stae
In trust dated May 1887 and duly recorded in Iber
foos the Washington
shall sell 80 the subdivision No o24
fronting each % feet AZ inches First between north
and running back $50 feet inches 20 feet alley
and containing each 30i6 square feet Title perfect
fourth cash balance and three with
interest secured by deed Of trust the premises.
TIIOS. j. FISHER, Trustee
JAS G. MCGUIRE a. CO.,
Nov I'd Auctoneers.
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mo DIPLoMATs AND TOURISTS. Tho advo

ITO DIPLOMATS AND T0URISTS.-The adver-
hser middle man, who with and speaks
English French Spanish Italian well educated
and OF good morals acquainted with maritime affairs hnA
spowner several years. wishes particularly
To diplomats tourists bound TO the
European South American continent who peed nterpre
confidential travelling clerk. He furnish the
qualification many dstn
gushed persons highest standing Washington and Alabama
Address e. Box No 1S Mobile, Ala OF the Hon b.
Fitypatrick IT, 8 s. 3O-d3m
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


D0ETRY, Humor Philosophy, Sentiment eat
Book 81 be Age Tue AuocTai Of the RfeAt1sl Table BY
onysr Nende Holmes Illustrated by iapIan vol clio d. price
just pabIshed and for sale at TAYLOR MAuRY's
Nov IL 89i Pennsy wanna
rINHE Autocrat Of the Breakfast Table by Oliver
IL Wendell Holmes. Price 81
just published nc for sale Philips Bookstore
Nov ~ S32 Penn. avenue between oh and 10th streets
nEMOSTHENES ON THE CRoWS literal trans
IL ianon vol London. 10 cents.
Heptameron Of Margaret Of Navarro London. 81.
Sir Andrew Wyle; by John Gait London. 81.
Valerias by LOckhart.
Reginald Dalton. London 81 cents
81 %.
Stannton's Chess Tournament London.
Ovtds McsaInorphoses literal London. OIL %.
Pepyss Diary aud Correspondence yos. Illustrated Lon
S.
suttons Dictionary Photography. London 1858
Chapmans Iionier's Odyssey. vols. london. s3.
The History King Arthur and Of knights Round Ia
BILE. vols. london, 1858 s. 10.
Nov 10 aAH FRANCK TAYLOR,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR RENT.-Parlor Chambers for Rent, large
and pleasant parlors handsomely furnished
with Water and Gas apparatus WALL STEPHENS, CO.,
Nov 1o--1mf No 322 Penn av., bet. 9th and 10th Sta
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LQ @. n J. h.
Il AAfAR, MOTIF, a. AUTRY Attorneys-at-Law,
Holly springs Miss. will practice the High q Errors
Appeals jackson the Federal Court Poniotoc the Courts Of
7th Judicial District of Mississippi and will attend the coll
lection Of Claims throughout North Mississippi Sc 1sdu
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ID II. GILIET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
s his Office his residence Franklin Row, Of and
devote his attention principal
iy in the United States Supreme Court. rl
2a--du
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nR. VAN PATTEN, DENTIST--Oflice and resi-
IL removed to the Willard Hotel square opposite the
Of the Treasury and the OF Pennsylvania avenue and
18th
T-3md* sH#s
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las~ LECruRE-Electro Physiology, &c--Dr. J. A.
Wroe, will dove hs this interesting
science this evening" November 18th, at Temperance Hail.
17--1s
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Certificates packages of 90 whole tickets. $3.50
Do do 26 half do rs OF
Do do 26luarter do .....4........... 81 q
s35 Lottery Of STATE OF DELAWARE
1858. drawn WILMINGTON, DEL
day, DECEMBER IL, 1883,
rs number Iottery.-l2 ORA wn Ballots
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Third EDITION.
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
asf RECEIVED BY ~Nr
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
AT THE
NEW YORK HERALD 0FkICE.
New York, Tuesday, July q, 1855.
Tive O'clock p. N.
THE NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
THE CELEBRATION IN TIE METROPOLIS.
The Military Parades and the Fireworks
n Casualties and Crimes,
L. ~

Independence day was observed In this city with great
spir Yesterday and nothing transpred to interrupt the
senssal rejoicing From noon until midnight the air was
resonant with saves Of artillery, and the firing Of musEes
and ANAL guns in addition 10 the uninterrupted rattle Of
the young peoples fire crackers.
me weather delightful and seemed TO sympathize
With the joyous spirit Of the public There was not cloud
in the shy whns most refreshing breeze laden with the
fragrance Of the ocean, kept blowing In from the bay all
day.
Tho national flag fo&ted over oil our public buildings
aad hotels and the ships in the harbor were studded
vth ensens and ssresmer. The city bells were toed
ut morning. and night aud all business save such az
vas called for by tho requirements Of the day was sus
pended.
Last year tho city degraded By the famous dead
rabbit RIOTS and the attending scenes OF disorder, but
yesterday although there WAS number OF casualties,
nothing Of an alarming nature TRANSFERRED There vas but
eoppazssively Little riosng and FAR less drunkness than
USUAL
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General BAIL proposed me health OF General Even"
which WA heartily responded to. ~.
General EwsN thanked the Company for the manner in
whi5h they bAd received his name and remarked thai
they should not forget the memories OF the heYoss Of tns
Kevoiu ion ne gave them, me neGori,s the great
The sentiment wss drunk in silence.
Major SAspsRsoN then gave General spcer
who returned tnSnKs spDYorate ser Ds concluded
by proposing rhe daughters OF their Major Gsneral
Major ARTHUR In eloquent speech, returned thsrks
upon the part OF the Mses sanford aad proposed he
Militia Of The City Of New York; which responded 70
by General Gates. al
After Numerous tossts, the company separated.
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THE VETERANS.

AZ IN early hour the Veterans fred salute on the
Battery, AFTER which they marched up Broadway, escorted
by thousands Of citzens Those commanded by Colonel
Raymond mustered leo mon, and Colonel jones' company
pArAded sixty. Colonel Raymond's company fred "a
lutte in front Of the City Hail. after which they marched 10
the Mercer House, where substantial repAst pro-
pared. On their way through the streets they were
warmly spplauded by our citzsns -
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MOfrnkkr, mexico, NAY 20, 1906.
The War in Northsrn Dfsrioo-7M Effects er
Sspers Treatment on the Government Importance
of the Present Rsroi,ficn--Go Vidaurrs's In
teniion TO Proceed 70 the City Of Merioo- The
Crisis at San Luis Potosi, &c.
Az by way Of Vera Cruz you are, doubtless, well
informed Of what may be happening on that line Of
operations, my only endeavor viii be to keep you
correctly informed Of the operations Of the Army Of
the North and Of all the other forces operating i'm
the centre Of the republic. win once for all assure
YOU that my position enables me to communicate
intelligence derived from official data and that with
the utmost confidence you can vouch for the veraetY
Of whatever may write TO the HERALD.
After the capture Of zacatecas and the execution
OF Generals Manero, Landa and three others OF ths
leading officers the CONSERVATION In the ranks Of the
so-called government Of Zuloags has been astound-
ing. and their ruling passion now Ia TO deal
a blow that may prove destructive to the Army
Of the North. The forces from this State, after
restoring the constitutional authorities Of Zacatecas,
advanced to the capital Of Aguascslientes, and with
ont blow performed the same operation mere.
After this the forces assumed it's old position, threat
ennq San Luis, which place Is well fortified ana sup
ported by some 1900 men, under Miramon, VINO was
40 soundy thrashed at Caretas on the l7th OF last
Ap,il Inv some | 100 OF Col zuazuas rihemen. As
vou NAV be aware, at the aforesaid place OF Care
tas Miramou with 1000 men and twelve pieces OK
ar,ierv barely escaped into San Luis, after losing
fully onebaf Of all his effective force in killed. cap
,ured and dispersed Gen. Landa who was one OF tho
,ersons executed at Zacateras was the same gallant
soIdier who 40 Guadalajara with his soldiers lm~
nysoned President Juarez and his Cabinet and this
too when he had sworn loyalty to the President and
the constitutional cause.
In this section Of the country all appreciate iSS
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FIRES IN NEW YORK.

Frs IN THOMPSON srsmr.-Between three and iour
O'Clock on Monday morning, Gre was discovered Va
small store situate At No. M Thompson street, occupied
by Kari spech boot and shoemaker It's early discovery
BY the ncghbors brought the nremen 70 the premises,
ard II was put out without doing much Damage 70 tne
building From appearances OF the store ny exammaton
made BY the Fire Marshal and Sergeant BanA M tne
Fifteenth ward police, seems TO be Their OPINION
s,ore Was entered by burglars, boots and shoes
stolen then csmphene spread under the counter and red
Mr. spech occupied the room over me store, WIN ms
wife and three children. The damage W the stocx sno
fixtures will 10 about $780, insured for $500 IN toe
uew Amsterdam Insurance Company, which includes the
household furniture, not damaged by the IRE There ap
pears 70 exst suspicion against individual after whom
ssrgeapt Bsna making search,
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WIN = largo American ensign.
end the founder OF the society, John Mcgran ESQ Mr.
Eugeue sullivan, &c John G. Callahan, Grand Marshall
r Gllen Frs. Aid; D. Ksieher, PrcsI. ent; j. Hanlsn
band The Mayor courteousIy rcu he s.rss ~ shs
uociey which proceeded 70 No ~ Prnos srret n mar
sase Of Dime, ana Wind sp the festivities Of the day
Major General sandfcrd on vac spocs,srce ~ M 80
msnss and expressed hin self highly pssssed a, Inc rs
redo and the crins o. no men: The military marched
COLLATION. AT siyoR axunAL sAxpronp,s Pr.
vArE REnDHrCE.
Al the close VI parade COLLATION. was givcn by Major
General SANFORD 1t his private residence, East Tweuty
second street. 70 the members OF the staff generals wash
inson eyeys, Sc SC ssperb repsss was prepared and
NE vine wpre literally distributed Full justice having
done 70 tie ediples
Major sAsproRp called upon Vie company 70 ~, up for
sentm nt He then gave " Tie day We celebrate, the
birth ay Of The most prosperous NEST free aud most
hap " nation on TIM Ace Of the globe" He said that
~ day our faticrr nenced struggle with three
yncns Of psop asspst the src.iess ns,cn On the face
o. the earth Trey commenced struggle fer the defence
og their rights and their hberties-rehm which they
deemed inherent, md liberties which They deter
mined 70 maintain. We we're hen confined 70 thirteen
have nov extended 70 thirty orr independent States
tanning q population Of thirty four millions Of people.
q ns an Of July, i7Ts, she era OF cvu and religious
Ths sentiment was enthusiastically responded 10.
me next toast WINS tue health Of General Hall " which
,wSs drunk with all honors
General HAIL briefly responded, thanking them for the
honor conferred and proposed Our hostess, Mrs Sand
ford.v
Sanford had for time been confined 10 her
but that nothing her greater pleasure than 70 have
portion Of the First Division in her house He was sure
that the hearty cheers which she had Just heard would do
her more good than all the prescriptions Of the surgeon Of
che First Division. ltsuehter)
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-02
A FARM FOR SALE.
PUBLISHING HOUS

I WILL sell at Public Sale. on the premises,
Il on
Tuesday, the 18th of September next, -
the Real Estate Of the late Wm. w. Cox, called
"JOHNSON'S H.4SZ.ARD" and containing
$50 ACRES,
more or less. The said farm lies directly on the
road leading from Port Tobacco to Bumpy Oak.
being within four miles of the former place, and
adjoining the lands of the late Mrs Caroline E.
Pye and others. The improvements consist of a
- comfortable Dwelling, Quarters.
. n fffA.Ane Barn, Stables, Corn House, and
z4sl!i: a Creamery, with all other necessary
ssgs =9 = y. Out Houses. The land IS adapted
to tie growth of Wheat. Corn. Tobacco and 9TH
er staple products. Upon said farm are fine
meadow which yields an abundant crop every
year; with an abundance of Wood and Timber =
There is spring of the purest water within fifty
yards of the door. Further description is deemed
unnecessary as those wishing to purchase can ex-
anime the premises.
The sale will take place at O'Clock, P. M.
Terms, Cash. Possession given on the first
day OF January. 1859. with the privilege of seed
ing grain this fall
SAMUEL N. COX.
August 49, 1658-ts