The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-03

Therefore please accept thi. token with
our best wishes and prayer that you will
continue yont labors with usi that God VIII
ended, that you may feecivs = brighter re-.
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iPAnn AsD aAspss..--Ifin,s yor Jsly, fur.
nisAed bg A. p, Morrfslr, seed Msretsnf, Wsshtag.
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Tor early crops Of cabbage and oAnlinowcr, and
ready for seeds or plants for autumn and win
yer use; Melons and cusumesrs should be
| Piokllng cucumber seed should now be planted.
Plant out osbbsEes, borecole, broccoli, Brussels
sprouts 10, nteeory opportunity o. damp or
plant endive for early autumn, plant beans for
| asuccession and late crops some eaulifowers
may now be SGT onti set celery out In trenches,
and protected from hot SUM- SOW furnips for
general crop any time from the middle OF
July to tho middle Of August transplant and
AFTER o onth as, month"; during ne
| spinach for autumn use, gather herbs for dry
Ing or dlstlllation as they come into flower;
plants Of this tribe to protect and refresh tho
| roots.
Farmers, supply yourselves with reaping
shehinei Its broad cut, celebrity and complete
l
swept aside composition, and 10 msster OF the
field. A. the recent grand trial at tho Paris
Exposition American resplng and moving
II was viewed as great achievement to cut
sai, gathered, and bound At i5 The same tine i0s
small farms, the cradle viii Ind occasionsi
use. The same rule applies to machinery as
to seedi always buy the best; the first cost Is
no object compared with satisfaction In the
AZ regards food for stock In winter, the
msngel wurrel Is very valuable for milch COWS,
and yields from ave to six hundred. bushels TO
the acre, requiring about three pounds Of seed.
All kinds OF beet seed should be soaked twelve
hours before sowing, as Its envelope Is very
hard, and esn be more evenly seen In dropping
apart select tho strongest plants to remain
Carrots are very good for horses; they are
nutritious, and give n sleek coat, promote
s one 'ssH .ePPr hey are rc c% %
come up. Pumpkins are very valuable for
COWS towards the end Of fall pasture, keeping
re Of , % 10 And qSsS
Turnips and parsnips are also much relished
by ptockj the latter is rich In saooharlne
matter. In the flower garden be careful that
keep the soil stirred up, and water your plants
every evening about shutdown in dry weather.
All bieanial and perennial flower seed may be
| seed and sweet peas should be sown, n not
already done. Among flowers the pink ranks
second to the rose. During the warm weather
make up your mind what kind and quantity OF
fruit trees, shade trees, strawberry, raspberry,
currsnt, or other vines you will require In the
fall and select position for themj also rhu-
H. &orfs By S lie "Ga r. as Week u GoS Our
tober, for delivery about the first OF Novem.
Der. The time for transplanting is short, and
rotation. The earliest orders generally give
best satisfaction to all parties. Six thousa cd
best-selectcd fruit trees and four thousand
grape vines on hand. Two hundred and NIFTY
pounds each, light and dark hot-house grapes,
for sale at s202 per pound on orders Of ten
pounds and over. tt.
The RIVER FnoSr.-Berry's Whar(.-Ar.
Iived-Schrs. Hamilton, Lewis, with wood,
fsr Msssr.: Clarke Hunt; =. Z: wHshington,
Chief Lewis, with wood, for Nc. Baum ;
Union, Perry, with wood, for Mr.. Baum.
Steamer Express. Nickle, from baltimore,
Brave, Bradley, for tho Tredegar iron works,
Richmond, Virginis, with Iron. u
Fay's HhdrJ.-Arriyed-Scho Imagine,
( BOYD, Hiiimsn 90; Ann Jane, Reed, with
wood, for Clarke & Hunt. Saiiod--Schr. VIM.
II. Travis, Todd, for Philadelphia, with scrap
Foicier'. RharJ.-Arrived-sc Lapwiug,
Rollins, from MAohodoc, with wood, for WASH
ington and Georgetown Ice Company. Sailed
schr David Mcqueen, Pots, with Ice for the
RaeSs -sehooners John p
Ehrman, Travers, Hayre-de-Grace, with coal
for II. y. Stewarti stephen A. Douglas, Lewis,
Mary julia, Todd, from Great Yocomico, with
New Berne, n. q, with lumber to Mohun q
tioo, with wood for Dir. Baum.
Johnson's RharE-Arrived-Sch Emma,
Trott, from Rsppahsnnook, with wood for A.