The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28

furnished By A. p. Morris, IT,, dealer IN Seeds,
Trees, Yine', Impiemsnt,, &C., x street, near
Circle, Washington, %. C.-Farmers are again
busy, blowing for winter grain should be iln-
mediately completed. BY the 25th ofthis month
lntervalof rest. There 10 always somcthingto
demand the farmers attention. Warm wca Their
will soon be over See to your winter supply OF
fuel; repair dilapidatcd fcnces; gather up
tools and Implements, and put under shelter;
clean and oil the polished parts OF plowsi re.
move al gum from mowers and reApcrsi II Is
easily done by using benzinci make preparn-
tlons to keep up your orchards with peach,
pear, apple, plum and cherry trees. They
will repay you well, beside the thanks OF
your postcrity, which you should aim to de-
have good quarters prepared for them. Keep
good stock. You can easily rid sheep Of ticks
and vormin by using the fumigatOr. Good
tapering to the muzzic, nosc a light color eyes
prominent, bright and clear, horns light color,
ears long aud thin, neck short aud thick
hfoSgh ne he Sc Io a sSo m' Df0Sa
soft, flexible and substantial touch, uddcr
rooIny behind, and the teats standing wide
apart OF convenient size, chest broad In
choosing young cows select one which has her
first calf In juno, as pasture IL then good.
She will make better mixer than one that
calves In fall or winter. All her parts that
their utmost capacity In June, and the ul'icr,
the teats, the milk veins become permanently
enlarged. DO not sacrifice the calves OF your
best mixers to the butcher. The latter part
OF August 10 the best time for young heller
TO make the intimate acquaintance Of male
companion II II can be so arranged; ~ cents =
gallon for milk and IS cents per pound for
butter pays well; pure milk can no afforded at
these prices. Glover and blue grass is better
for milch cows than timothy and green grass.
Sturgeon oil applied with feather or sponge
will keep lilies from annoying horses and dogs
cars, necks, &c. when using manure on your
lands plow II 10 Immediately. Save the drain.
ings Of your barn-yard pile by pumping 1t
back again; II Is worth gold, especially go by
the addition OF small quantities OF anlt and
plaster occasionally to the pile. Sheltered
manure possesses superior value, also ahcI
seed wheats: broadcast, 2 bushels seed to
acre; drilled, IL bushels do; French white
chaH Mediterranean, 20 bushels per acre
bearded; Weeks white, 10 bushels do. beard.
Boughton or Tappshannock, Us bushels do,
smooth; blue stem, % bushels do. smooth;
White chat Mediterranean, o bushels d9.
do. bearded; Red chair Mediterranean 10
bushcIS do. bearded. For u good cheap
fence use the Usage orange. In kttchon gNr.
thin out to proper distiuuct to allow Tor
large leaves. During 'rst week rIrrnrc good
soil, well mrnurcd, for a crop for fall and
winter use. Plant out lettuce sOwcd last
month when Of proper BiEc. Winter ndlEh
should be sOwn during the first two weeks In
light moderately rich soil, and curlcd cnG!vc
directed In August, on dry days: Earth up
celery as Its growth advances; do not bury
tho hearts Of the plantsi II You htulsc TIA.
stalks they will decay. Sow corn said mi
ohetyil for winter and carly spring u-r. krrp
an eye to the turnip crops II planted III dtlll3
hoe and weed. To produce carly summer eat,
bngcs this is the time Tor sowing cabbage seed
in good rich soil thoroughly titled and heavily
manurcl. Sow caulNOwcr between the NV
and 3Oth Of the mouth. To late Crop Of ca'...
flower aud broccoli give occasional wnlrrlnGs.
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mats, and transplant all hardy herbs. Upon
| the rcccipt Of Vi Mr.. Morris will transmit full
instructions relative to the growth OF hops.
| The dover garden, this month, more than re-
pays the attention given 1t. Iouhavc en- Dyed
| your spring and summer flowers, but you now
have the dazzling beauty, luxuriant growth
lovely and attractive, the delicate foliage, the
pleasant shade, beautiful blossoms, mngnih-
| cent flowers, and dewy petals oil autumn
The double Camdia Powered balsam iS splcn;
did. Several varieties Of flower seed should
now he planted to bloom carly next season.
which DO not bloom the first season they, are
| planted. Herewith Ia q list Of Hover seed for
fall planting: pink, h9llyhoek, mimnlus, pan
| sizes, polyanthus, stock, sweet william, halt.
| hover, canterbury bcll-all very beautiful, and
should be In every garden. stake and water
and asters, ut this season the pride Of the gar
den. The reader is especially reminded that
September 10 the proper time to conclude
what kinds Of trees are required for NUT or
| shade; also, vines and small fruits, rhubarh,
| asparagus, currents, goosebcrrics, raspbcrrles,
| grapes, nc. Mr.. Morris has for sale stock Of
small fruits, AMI solicits that orders may be
| sent in carly in October. As the time for
transplanting Is necessarily short, they VIII
be hIied In rotation, and trees delivered IN
| Washington, Baltimore and Phllhdelphla Tree
| OF freight, and first quality. Annexed il a
partial list Of names OF some OF the best iruIid
pesrs-.ummer tyson, belle lucrative, hemrr'
| lawrence, vicar OF WI apples-summer, artra
chan; early harvest, red streak, golden sweet
autumn, drap dor, ,jcifrics, Jersey swcctnE
| fall water, SG., &c. Order carly. Call aud cN
anime list Of peach, plum, cherry, Ne. \ full
assortment Of the choicest variety,
| Social 10y, for which mankind do aim,
| BY trees and fruits and hnwer. Is much ruhin""d
| Social sorrow loses half It's pain
Trees and Seeds and PlaniS, New Seed
store, X street, near Twenty-seeOnd
| LOOK OUT, BOYS.-YcstcrdAy Officer Ar
mold, OF the seventh precinct, arrested :
school. boy named Patrick Uronin for throwing
stones In the street from sling, and Justice
Walter fined him IS.
RgsUNgD MS DUTIgs.-The assistant com
| missioner of the Freedmcns Bureau for the
State Of Louisiana tGen. Hatch left the city
on Saturday evening for his field Of labor, 1t
| having been absent on leave for some time.
| THE GRECIAS BEND EXCITEMENT Is nothing
| compared to the excitement at Cummins', ~
| Seventh street, near the Northern market
| caused by the exhibition Of his iue stock OF lll
and winter goods, comprising the finest sclrr
tiOn OF boots, shoes, CATERS, &c, fnr ladies' nm
| gentlemen, youths, misses aud children. I'M
| selection has been made personally by Mr.
| Cummins from irst-clAss houses In the NOrtl
| and East, and his extensive experience in The
business Is n sufficient guarantee that he hai
| selected them with care AS to material, make
| finish, and style. Call and examine the good
| At once.
| To IIOUsgKEEPEEs.-W. ). Mitchell X Co.
| "rcrry Building" corner Ninth street aud
Pennsy lyAuia avenue, have just received a
new aud well selected stock of CarPcting, oil
| cloth, mating, rugs, matB, curtain aud iurni'
| ture materials, which they are selling At the
| lowest rates, as they buy and sell exclusively
for cash. Their upholstering department IL
| managed by competent workmeu, aud all worn
| promptncss, lIousekcepcrs will ilnd 1t IL
| their advantage to give these gentlemen 4
call. o, II, .
| HEAR Wv, PRorLE, AND Listen TO TIN
| NuICE OF WIspoM.-rhOsc Ia want Of gents
to the original Franc, i9i Seventh street, be
tween d and l., where you will lind u splendid
| assortment, twenty per cent. cheaper than II
| any similar establishment in the city. Iii,
motto Is, "a quick penny is better than slow
dOllAr.n Remember the place-i9i seventh
L street. No branch store. b
| rRICH LIST of gents furnishing goods Mt the
| original Francs, +0l Seventh street, between
| u and T. streets; Good white shifts, tlStl 80
tine white shirts, t2tl2oO; good undcrshirh
merino shirts and drawers, II 90, Sl.7S; Goa,
| cotton socks, 10, 10, 90, and % CcntBi hcpl