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HINTS ron THE SEASON.

SUw spinach seed for early IRE IN spring.
A. so0n ~ ,ips of new growth Of rasr.
berries commence makinga long. spindling
growth without showing leaf d, end, layer
them 10 iuch 0T Two uujor the soil.
Trim eunsnts this month c1itihg trim.
ming. into cuttings six inches long. sud
bury them in earth until sgring, wheD
they may be set cut aud all grow.
II i DO. too late 10 s5w Lettuce seed in
. protected place for early spring Use.
II you wish 10 plsnt out a hedge next
spring. plow The strip where II Is 10 b.
planted tbs month, and then again 10 the
spfing.
n yoa want ieO1er asparagus and pie
plant nenl spring. put On plenty Of manure
this fsll. ID iarf. busbcl pfBanufc thrown
ever Zach root u pie plaUt will give tplen.
did stalks neyi sprihg. -.-.
4ate fs berries eeH' sptibt
tste IT iaa " plshs When 'he
gtygaa i sasar4tsd ai.A f.iy, .ad lslss.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18
SOWING GRASS SEED ALONE.

Farmers as class cunnot be made to be-
lieye that grass seed will succeed just as
we'll. and often great deal better, ii sowu
alone than with grain, in the usual way.
If the land is rich aud the following season
Is favorable to the grow,h Of grass then a
good stand may usually be obtained by SOW
lug with grain; but if droughts should oc-
eur the young, delicate grass is likely to
ue smothered or to perish fir want Of wa
ter. The grain among which it is growing
being 90 much larger aud more vigorous
will appropriate 10 itselfthe bulk uf tue
moisture ana fertility Of the Soil .*
The severe drought which prevailed in
some OF the Atlantic States the past season
will make re-seediag Of many thousand OF
acres necessary, and we suggest tn those
who have never given tue soElngof grass
seed alone trial to DO so ;his Fall, aud
see ifa better stand OF grass cannot be OBJ,
tainei in that way than by the old doubl-
ing-up. system When grass aud grain
are soEn together both must necessarily
suffer more or less from erowding, if hot
tbi AAIh VI htutNAAlGs tAiA as kAtI klhrN ~ RhS
weaker. it is injured most, the result be-
ing feeble growth no. worth gathering
for hay. and Of little value for pasture un-
lthe second year. But If the grass seed
is sown alone iu early Autumn. Or about
the time Of sowing Winter graia. il will
generally grow sufficiently rank to yield .
fair crop u hay the following season, aud
will not be half 50 liable to be destroyed
BY droughts. z.t
This system of sowing grass seed alone.
may not answer equally we'll in all locali-
tles aud soils, but it is icing ?ractised by
our bes. farmers. some Of whom have ex-
pressed % Us surprise at their own s:upidi-
tyat % long practising the old system.
We hase tested both systems time and u.
gain. aud invariably the grass seed sown
alone was far the best; hence the above
suggestiOnst;o thUse who may have failei
20 get god stand ia their fields the pre-
sent season. There is. however. this dis
advantage 10 soxiag grass seed alone. that
one piowing aud harrvSiug does not answew
for two srois as Uheu 1t Is put u with grain
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

them thick together in sheltered spot.
building around taem frame like an Or
dinary hptbed frame, and through winter
Keep straw over plants, and early in the
spring puta glass sash over them.
II you have apples and pears that rot
1t the core rirk them of carefully a lit
tie heture ripe, and lay IN cool, AIRY place,
and they will then ripen without ruttiug at
core ~ a g.. 4 .a..
" II yon have lnxuriant growing trees that
10 not fruit, try pruning eff roots new.
Make mp the compost heaps ef sods,
muck, manure Sawdu>t and tanhark, now,
and throw over twu or three times before
>lring Fruit Rec,l4ler.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

I'm sorry observed the clergyman. in n
symlmthigiug tone, Mrs. Burt has heavy
burden to bear YES, she does that's sal
acquiesced the old farmer. She's laid
there Hat un her back this seven year.
Seems sometimes asef should git alto
gether worn out. / DO wish she'd get
well-or suthin.i -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18
GOING EAST. GOING WEST
STATIONS.

STATIONS. Accommodate. p,.L
Leave Greensboro. 5.sDam. Arr am
= O'', Shots STA Ly. .iItP !"
ART. ~ liaistgl, a,+ipm.l Ar. Uns IN
9 at Gollsboro, 500 !, Ix,s w
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Foreign Patents.


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charge unless the patent i grante,l No fees far
naking preliminary examinations. No addition.
~ tees for 0iiaining and canductingH reb,,arips,
bya recent decision uithe Commissioner All ~
Jeeted applications may lie revived. sl,s,.iaI MI
iehtlon gwen 10 Interference Gases brfnre the
Patent Uiaee, Extensions before Congress In
tringement suits ia different states. a,,l al iti
gallon appearing 10 Inventions or Patents. send
stamp 10 Gilmore 4 Co, 'ar pamphlet Of 60 pages
Land Cases, land H'drrdRts and .ScriD.
Contested Land Cases prosecuted bof,re the
vs.. lieneral Land Office and Department ofthe
Interior. Private Land Claims, Mining and pre-
Empton Claims and Homestead cases attended
TO- LaIid scrip lsaSSfguai,le u and can H. l,raied
~ Il,e name % the purchaser upon any Gavern-
ineht land subject to private entry. at LIS per
acre. us Of equal yalHs with bounty ..anll
warrants. Send stamp to Gilmore Il co., for
pamphlet OF ofIGstruction.
arrears Of Pay and Boaaty.
Officers, Soldiers aud Sailors Of the late war mr.
tilslr briFs are IN many rases entitled to luOuey
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Cases prosecuted hy GILMORE 4 Go. before
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IiaIms. and the Southern Claims Commission.
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WIN success by deserving it. -
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FORTY-FOUkTH CONGRESS.
Closing Preceedfngs resferdav.

SENATE--After our report closed
nhe Senate remained with closei doors
uI m, when they adjourned. Mr.. whyte
on, that the Senate take the vote Al ~ M
on Ssturcsy on the Belknsp Impeachment
JURISDICTION question, and that Senators
nave leave within two days thereafter TO iie
their opinions, which shall form part OF the
record In the case.
HOUSE.-After our report closed
The previous question was called on the
Printing which request sSe SS%minses en-
Appropriations 70 inquire into the propriety
OF Inserting sections In the sundry civil an
preparation bill 20 change the mode OF ap-
pointing the public printer; regulating the
manner OF printing, and making Q contract
with Franklin Rives for printing the Con-
gressional Record for six years. The resolu-
Mr.. Randall Pal, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported the Indian appro-
priation bill. and 10 was made the epecIsl
order after the naval bill shall have been
Mr.. Goode (va) introduced Dill 70 pro-
vide for the relief OF navy yard employees
who have been disabled while In the dis
Gnsfse Oh ,9eir duties; Referred 10 the Com
On motion OF Mr.. Blount ga }, the House
went into Committee OF the Whole on the
naval appropriation bill, Mr.. Clymer in the
at the evening session tariff speech was
made by MI Freeman pa, and one on
nance by Mr.. Blair IN. HI
MI. Hendee (Nt) then took the floor TO pre-
Stht 10 congress on behalf Of the state OF
vermont The statue OF Ethan Allen, to be
placed In the statuary hall of the Capitol
The usual resolution was Offered accenting
the statue, and Mr.. Hendee and Mr.. Love-
WI spoke OF the life and character of Allen
Inc House then went into committee on
the chair. O' Al
speeches were made by Mr.. Piper fCall
sno MI. house (Tenn.), after which, at lOa5
O'Clock, the House adjourned.
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1876 r.'s sssSSf +. 1876

70 the Asrth, West, and southwest.
Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Sce,s-
ery, Magnificent Equipment.
NAY cTH, 1879,
corner OF Sth and streets, as follows
PaTioI Oar g PIstsburr; T;4o D. %. daily, With
syHeDs sTadI - onfosso' and HOO ., n. daily,
EIITiagaE Asp POTOMAC sAILRoAD.
Falls, and The North, S a. M daily, except Sun
Pslsce Cara e watkins For Erie, oansndsi gus"
s1nso, snd Niagara Falls, ll:s0 .. m. daily, sx-
ssl New York and tn. East, $40 p. m. daily, with
man Pafior Cars, s:s5 a. N. daily. EXCEPT supdaI
FOR New York and the East, 1880 p. N. daily, o..
cert srrIsy with ParIor Cars attached.
and $50 and $40 n daily ii saH k S3eUss
S:3S O. m daily, except Sunday.
accommodation for Baltimore, 1850 .. m. daily.
dsy:on Sunday, to Baltimore only and l:3O ,. n.
TSI Eo.s's SsssS Line 1850 m. and 4:so ,. m.
Pr Ann.soii.: 8 700 and 1850 o. n. and l:ao ,.
ALExiEpRi4 FBEDKBIoksBURo RAIL.
WAY E.,Ts AMP ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON
'sf a As1snsf 700 O. .nd No. On suna,;
Tor the south, via Richmond. ll:lo ?. m. daily,
:1seP1 Sunday a.. ds, via LynchDurs' 500 .. n.
Tram. leave Ais.andria for Washington. 8. rs,
s spS; !, .nS 81 n =, a.. e. and On
ETickets, Information, Sleeping ana Parlor Oar
:yvsnis avenue, sortheast corner Of Sixth sTee
orders can Be len for the checking Of HsSsass 70
FRANK THOMSON. asnI Manager. ians.iy
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Prince Bismarck has sometimes haen % Iloa
hard man, but nobody can deny that he is
Sapaple OF pralslng, on occasion, the subor-
9lnates from whom he exacts so much. DIR.
DeIbruck's is case in point. The gossips
OF Berlin, TO whom any tale told OF BIsm arck
1or or against him, is welcome, have gone
ABOUT, this week, proclaiming that DIR. bel
oruck has been driven from power by the
imperious chancellor. because OF a disagree-
ment between them on the question OF the
purchase of the Prussian railways by the
state On this precious bit OF political scan
cal Prince Bismarck has set his heel. al can
assure the House" he said on Wednesday,
sand would not do so IL was not sure that
the evidence OF the Minister DelbrueK HIM
sell (who Will not disappear totally from
among us) would confirm what say thar
there never arose, either between him and the
emperor, or between him and myself, even
thenoating questions of the day. The Minister
Deloruck has In such cases the Courage of
oils opinions, and did not suppress them.S On
other questions, added the prince, he and Dr.
Deloruck had often differed, Sand as these
were questions on matters about which he
knew better than myself, / have often been
Obliged to yield to his better Judgment
Whlch only proves that q man OF great
powers need not think IL needful to pretend
70 know everything. 1t is only a second
Graves q reputation for what Mr., Trevelysn
cieverly calls "slovenly omni sciencen
frince Bismarck himself has been In the
hablt Tor some Is years Of working Is hours
"a. When, therefore, he describes DR.. Del
bruck as possessing can activity equal 10
mat OF several able men, J" IL is the testimony
OF an expert and worth something. The truth
Is, that-as always happens, sooner or later
this tremendous overwork has at last inn
paired even Delbruck's iron Constitution,
and that he is forced TO take some repo Sc
lfWeg1l correspondence OF NeIC York Tn bltae,
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CHANCERY SALE or PREMISES No. 1l4s
OISJH sTREEpT: SETTsEH AND n

Court Of the District Of Columbia, in 1auitS !
cause Eo ios. Eill sell, = RpeliS cpct,Sn, f.
q nsy is e Gclsea !! @ ~ that q, pan Of Iot
OF Weshington, d. o., contained within the follow.
fir nete. and bounds: Bsginning for the some ct Q
the northeast corner OF said square. aud running
thence south $ feet; thence vest 81 feet; thence
por,h fest and thence east ~ feet to the pace 81
rms 81 sale: One third cash, and che balance at
six snd twelve months, for which the notes Of the
purchaser, bearing interest from the day Of sale,
viii be taken, and lien retained on the premises
.old. Adepost Of 90 viii be required ct the tine
Of esle. All conveyancing ct the ccst Of. the Dur.
BI.1H.wARHrR, VIM. MArrINGLY1ruaes.
Aucttoneers Once ass 7th street.
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THE EoOTANu

THE Foot AND SHOE QUESTION FoR La
DIEs.-There was once q lady who had SUI
fered nearly all her life with pain In her feet.
She tried TO have her shoes dt her, but they
were made narrow at the toes, and some
what tight everywhere, with no room left
for the spread Of the toes In WALK ing. or for
the elastic motion of the foot. Finally she
went TO last-maker, and be made an exact
copy OF her foot a. IL was, with the lump
here and q swelling there mot at all as God
made IT,, and the shoes made on this last were
not one whit easier, while they were marvel
OF ugliness. AT last friend directed her to q
shoemaker who made . sole as broad as her
foot, made the boots to at the instep, and
left the upper leather full and broad on the
toes, and from that hour she had only peace
and rest. The secret OF an easy shoe IL Q
broad sole. abroad, full upper, and plenty
OF room for the toes. Even . heel can be
borne II these conditions are fulfilled, but as
somebody says, II the Lord had thought that
the wisest position, he would have put 9
projecting bone there that would have been
permanent Of course with the present
standard Of taste the foot would not look Is
well, but that Is question OF taste. In some
African tribes the women look best with q
Large brasa or bone ring through Q hole In
the upper Lip.
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The King OF Greece is severely III at Co

81 The King OF Greece is severely III at Co
penhagen.
SSouthern California girls scsrn 70 wear
st1peo stockings. They 20 barefooted.
0Mr Henry ID. Palmer, OF Jarrett a. PAL
mer, Boofhs thester, was recently elected
an honorary member OF the Garrick club,
London.
R-A Dutch Amazon, Miss Merkus, n
wealthy maiden OF 25, OF middle height and
progressing appearance, is lighting in male
attire on the insurgent side In Herzegovfna-
HSurrogste Calvin put a stopper into the
mouth OF fluent lawyer yesterday, by an-
nouncing the following epigram: ait doesn't
strengthen an argument 20 repeat Il; II gen.
orally weakens HIM Y Sun.
- In plain honesty, our people are too
poor 70 10 go porthward this year, Says the
Mobile Register, especially when they re-
nect that IL viii be one OF universal extor-
ton and cheating, with the mighty Yankee
nation "on the make" as one man.
~Tbe superiority of man 20 nature 10 con-
unually illustrated In literature and In Life.
to make goose with; but man can make q
goose OF himself In I'VE minutes with one
quill.
ga very updignided Observation-Disclosures
% cents for q roll, on the centennial Rrounds-
NJ y. Commercial Advertiser. Especially IL
your wife is with you; then you have 70 take
your rol without any but her. Norwich Bod
~At the Wisconsin Sunday school cou-
vsntion Rev. MI. Pullen, of Winneconns' a.
vulged his patent method OF CONDUCTING 4
school 90 as 70 enlist the older young mo0
and ladies, which was 20 have o Beautiful
and accomplished young lady teach tho
young men and popular young man Tho
ladies. He found t worked splendidly.
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SETTING CREEK on FIRE-Whut Came
Of Inroufnq a Ftre Ban Into CutJish Ram.-An
Oh City, Pa, dispatch says:-A singular
phenomenon can now be seen In Clarion
county, Pa, within ffty miles OF this city,
on q small stream known as Catfish run.
locality have noticed commotion on the
surface of the water, like that made by gas
bubbling to the surface. These bubbles have
been seen FOR many years, but no particular
notice was taken of them until recently,
when the quantity OF escaping gas increased,
rods was covered with bubbles. A strong
smell OF gas also impreguated the air in the
vicinity. Last month the place was visited
by several gentlemen who had heard OF the
phenomenon. They became convinced that
At was gas, and determined to test its burning
farmhouse, and thoroughly saturated with
kerosene. To this match was applied, and
the burning ball thrown into the stream
Before IL reached the surface OF the water,
the gas ignited and slight explosion fol-
lowed. In q few moments the body OF the
gas burned steadily, and in every portion of
the stream small flames sprang up where
the gas escaped In moderate Quantities.
Since that day the gas has continued to
burn, and the area OF the stream covered by
IT has increased, until now the fres extend a
quarter Of mile up aud down the run. Cat
hsh run is sluggish stream bounded on
either side by steep, wooded bluffs. At night
the scene along the burning stream is mag
nfncent. The dres light up the dark forests,
and sparkle on the waters, making q spec-
tacle rarely witnessed. This stream is con-
tiguous to oil territory, and the only salts
factory theory OF the source OF the gas is
meath the water, as the same phenomenon,
although the gas was in less quantity, has
been noticed on OIL creek.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
You've . MIDDLETON, Auciioneer,

TRUETEEe, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERLY
AZ AuGTIoN, ABOUT Six aCkEs HuJeIE.
HOUSE AND LOT IN SQUARE IS sss. FRAME
by yiItoe Ut . deed Of trust dated Nav 18Th -
ons a sff ,s snS in .S Ss Ne S folio
In the Dstrie: Q, Columbia, and b. direction Of the
party secured thereby, the undersigned Trustees
O'clock N all thai riece or parcel Of land in .aid
Scotland and 81 a5sss
Tor the same ct stone planted In the ground on The
nS.a saa h I
corner OF the farm now owned b. the Reform Sch .oi
1 nS fuontSs 3 aasncs revsr.Ss the line q the entire
srsss q ssk peIehes; thence :outS fsis degrees,
perch. 5; thence north s. degrees east liz perche:
to the place Of beginning containing SIX scres,
Also, ct O'Clock p n. Of the same day, in front
o. me property, al that piece or parcel Of ground
sri:t u shs e. & IN
John Adams subcivi.ion Of original lot s. 50 uars
has " bg dspS Ct los ss and
Term: Of sale; Ore th!rd Of tn. purchase money
the end Of two years from tie said day Of sais n
each viii be rered a. the me Of sse
The credit payments, with interest thereon, ct the
nuy and after the day Of ss 10 Be secured
by Tote and deed Of rus, the property sold; or,
sba q tSe on che or the
ing at the cost of the purchase Unless the te ms
after day of sale the Trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the and risk Of the de-
notice ~ public advertisement, and the Cash de-
posit will be forfeited.
s saIL5S 4 |. !pHAtEKsElLLE.} Trustees,
my5 eo6ss YOUNG MIDDLETON. Aucts
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7 8. MARS HAL's SAIL.

virtue Of writ Of isri facias issued ont OF the
CLERKS ONCE OF the Supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia and TO me directed, will sell at
public sale for Cash. the auction store of Thos
bowling, corner of Pennsylyanis avenue and 18th
st'Sst n9rthwest, on SATURDAY, the 20th day
goods and ehatteis, to wit;-"Four ysponicss,"
seized and levied upon as the goods and chattels Of
satisfy execution No. $685. in favor Of Henry Doug.
ALEX SHARP, q. 9. Marshal d, o.
m,l0 By THOMAS DOWLING Auofioueer,
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In virtue Of an order OF sale. issusd cut OF the
Clerks nee Of the Supreme court Of tbs District
lie sale, for cash. q the saotion rooms Of baacsn-
con Bro, corner Of On I'D stresss neEth vsst,
he asa dsy Of Nay. Ss. the foiicSiss Seods sa1
ehattels. VIE: One Piano, Dedsload an1 Ds1dinG,
OsIpst, snd window 6hedSs, .selzsd Under viii a
attse suf No. D,aw. and WIN 3 cold On account
sadie 4: Dabney. AL1XAlDlR eaA4e.
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WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets.
TRUeTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PBOPERTY ON l4IH STREET, BETWEEN b
ard STkEETS NORTHWE EST. af AITuTION-

~ By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated October Il
9Th, A. ID. lo72, and duly recorded in Liber 6n
No. 694 folio al, one Of the land records for
the District Of Colqmbia, and by direction of the
In front Of The premises, on THURSDAY, May as,
a: u. iS1e, OF O'Clock p. n the following de-
ecibed real estate to witt All that certain piece or
parcel Of ground situate aud lying In said city aud
be1rg known and described as lot number seventy
four l), In the recoI ded subdivision Of square nm
bered tso hundred ard seven GOD, with improve
ments thereon, consisting Of two story brick
provements, gas and water,
Terms Of sale: One third in cash; the balance in
three equal instruments at six, twelve and els hteeu
months, with interest at ten per cent per annum 70
De secured by q deed Of trust On the premises sod
SlC0 win be required Of the purchaser at the time
OF sale. All conveyancing at purchaser cost. If
the terms Of sale not fully complied with in one
week from the day Of sale, the Trustee reserves the
right TO resell the properly at the risk and cost Of
the defaultng purchaser after FIVE dsys ad vertise-
mebt. JOHN K NORRIS, Trusree
myIsd WASH b. WILLIAmS Auct
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r h. WARNER, corner + and 9Th streets.

ArOTION SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
OF STREET, BETWEEN OATH AND 2STH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
ON WEDNESDAY,, May oath. 1876, at 5IIs>o
O'Clock m will be offered in three parcels, -
In front OF the premises the following descibed-
to wit: Beginning at the south line OF K str ct
northwest Inirty wv fe east OF the northwest cor
Washington, p o., runnins thence eastwardly
feet six inches (63 81, thence aroly parallel
to the west line of said lot Ia feet II inches to the
said alley and parallel with said street IS feet
or,hwardly parallel to the west line
OF said lot la feet ii inches to the place of begin
ming being paris Of lots No. 10 and 20 in said square
Terms: One fourth cash; remainder in equal in.
ramepts, payable in i. 3, and years, notes bear
Ing 10 per cent interest ON eete. ~ deed
OF must deposit Of go viii be required on each
parcel at time Of sale. aud all pur-
ohssers coat. T., Il. OHITTENDEH, Trustee.