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The WORK OF REBUILDING CuICAG0.-
The Chicago Times says:
" he heavy expenses Of rebuilding,
caused Ivy the high wages for lahorcrS and
mechanics which now prevail, are being
somewhat diminished 10y the discovery That
4 very considerable proportion of the brick,
of which old walls were constructed are
perfectly good, being practically uniniured
T.; the fire. These bricks being on hand
are enabling builders to commence their
operations Immediately in many cases.
whereas otherwise, on account Of The
scarcity of bricks nnd their consequent
high price. they would have been compelled
to wait, at least for Il short time
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GIFT ESrERrRlsEs.-The grand jury Of
the Criminal Court yesterday reported
against the gitt.enterprise shows which
have aooundcd so beautifully in Baltimore
OF late. Tacy state that these practices are
vicious in their effect, and are in opposition
to the law of Tie State for the prohipition
OF lotteries, and that they will suppress
them if the proprictorS continue them after
this warning has been given. No doubt
the grand jury are justified in this action,
but it seems the evil has existed long
time before they became cognizant OF it,
Baltimore american, 18th.
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CssnttanooSn.
BURNING OF TWO BUSINESS BLocKs-rHrRT,
BUILDINGS DEsTRoYEp--No FIRE-EHGINE!
NOR u lTrp

BURNING OF TWO BUSINESS BLocKs-THrRTY
BUILDINGS DEsTRoYED-No FIRE-ENGINEs
NOR WATER.
About ! O'Clock this morning an alarm OF
| fire was sounded. and we rushed to the
point indicated. We assisted In bursting
open tho front door Of W. f. Fischer &;
Brother, when a small blaze was discovered
| issuing from the ceiling OF the wall, having
apparently just caught but on attempting
to eXtinguish 1t the whole inside between
the ceiling and weather. boarding burst into
a blaze. The parties present went to work
| In earnest, but 1t was soon discovered there
being no water Accessibility that the building,
a wooden one, was doomed, the flames
having bursted through the roof. The only
thing now to be done was to save as much
Of the stock (watches, jeWelry, aud silver
ware) as possible. The goods were pretty
much all taken out, but Of course some
what damaged.
The fire spread rapidly, consuming In q
southern direction the business houses Of
W. o. Peoples & Co., family .grocers: S.
Fischer, fancy goods and millinery L. Sill
hermann, watches and jewelry j. Bach
& Son, dry goods and clothing; Ii. n.
shy der 4 Co., family groceries and provi-
sious.
Here the dcvourins element was checked
by the solid brick wall of 7. D. CIippin-
gers new building.
From the corner Of Eighth and Market
streets northward the following business
houses were burned Nj. Schnee, boot
maker Nisbet s. McGlohon, boots and
shoes; Vesy & Ransom. Howe sewing-ma-
chimes; /. Piper. family groceries; II.
Schneider & CO., dry goods T. Vaughn q
Co., dry goods; NasSaur & Lowenthal, dry
goods; Hurt & Hollau, commission ner-
chants and family supplies; Water Works
Company; II. Dcutsch, matchmaker /;
Miotke, merchant tailor; j. Long. furni..
! ture dealer Mrs. German, dry goods and
millinery; ". NJ. Jackson, Singer sewing
machine Dr.. Osment, physician; DIR.
Proih0, dentist.
The fire stopped here for the want of ma
| tel ial TO feed on.
The total value of buildings destroyed is
about $50, 900, with not more than So 600
insurance. The total amo cunt of insurance
by agents In this city is about $4,000. As
many of the insured stocks we're saved
the amount will be considerably reduced.
| Chattanooga Times, 18Th.
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TENNESSEE.
LEGISLATIVE INNESTIG ALTON

LEUISLATINE INV ESIlHAIIUN'
NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 15.-Thc
Legislature has appointed committee tc
investigate the turning over of $4,000 il
State bonds by the Chancery Court Q
Dawson county TO the attorney Tor the
State. The matter grows out OF delinquent
railroad cases. Three attorneys claim eact
Il fee of $4,000. Chancellor Eastwood
would not allow the claims, but turned
over the bonds TO them as custodlans O
he State.
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CALIFORNIA.

TIE RECENT MURDER OF TRAVELLERS IN
ARIZONA.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 1J.-Mr
Loling, who was murdered on Sunday
with others, while travelling in a stage il
Arizona, was popular author and jour
nalist. lie was on his way east, intending
to lecture aga3st Golfers Indian policy.
THE CASE OF MRS. FAIR.
Legal iechnicalties will cause q post
poncmcnt Of the decision in Mrs. Fairs
case until next January.
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REMOVALS.

EMoVAL.-The subscriber begs leavo
70 inform his friends and the public gene
RAINY mat no has removed to hs new storehouae,
.o. 0is marshall street, between F!flh and Sixth
~ ne VIII keep constantly on hand ruu supply Of
r - q, NEAL, POTATOES, HAY, sHUCKs,
oohs, OATS, and MILL FEED, :.
so,,c,n A.ul ior past support, he respectfully
r $, -. respectfully, 7. II. Elicit,
-- - =. no. SD Marshall street.
y EMOVAL.-AUG. ARsEII. T. 9.
AZ Co., TIGNERS, PIuMBEks. Avn n:, "
FITTEHS, have removed to their new store So-
1872 Main street between Eleventh. and Eiph,h ana
are prepared with new stock and increased forcs
TO execute all work In their line. PARTICULAR at.
tentlon is called TO new Parlor Heater spears
Golden sun, for heating one or more stories. This
oes. In the cuuatry. oc T-lu
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HTu>i>G TIE CAEs.-On Saturday morn,
~, III distant, IS the express train on
lie Rt,nmUnd :,uG Dauvile railroad WAS
proceeding 1t tall rate at speed near News
berry, an unknown vttlJin J1rcN = stone
- n" ears, striking Il pt>>crScr-N. Ship
t".. / fortunately, N9"vTgr. the wound was
aH. -criyus. There was 40 little couster-
nation among the passengers. ] AIN i'll
, iturt hy tho conduct Il hat this is The
natgA occurrence near that place recently.
III hing shnuti he done 10 bring such
ua~GdriS Ia Justice. PENNSYLVANIA.
huniilc, IG., November l2.h.
4. nc titicicut means should be taken by
H." company 10 prevent such outragc>.
JorhHp>. however, The shortest way would
= o., Is thr aI!lir occurred in Il southern
stare, for the President 10 ISSUE pIocla-
nation commanding The offenders 10 dis
...rec. and send accompany Of United States
loops 10 enforce the order Baltimore
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Death OF n distinguished Baptist
Minister.
Snectal telegram to th3 Dispatch.

Special Telegram to lh3 Nlspatch.
FARMvILLE, VA, November 15.-Rev.
Daniel Witt, D. D., died Mt his residence in
this county at O'Clock this morning, aged
seventy years and one week, after an illness
of twenty-four days. His funeral will take
place tomorrow; the services being con-
Quoted by Rev. J. 3. Jeter, d. D., of your
city.
For more than fifty years DR.. Witt has
occupied prominent position in the Bap
fist denomination of Virginia, and his death
wilt be mourned by his brethren In all parts
of the State. as /. is in this community by
all our people Of every Christian church.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, D
hiCnAoSD, VA, November IL, Is7L

Corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
hicnAoND' VA, November Ii, ISL
OFFERINGS. ~.
naeds-=White. IA hushels. Red. ,sa hnshefs
oorn.-White: $50 nushels. Mixed Ifn Susi,sIs
0dts.-eoo bus hals. "'1' ~ oa'teis'
RDe 40 bushels
Rye Medt.-2s bushels.
sALEs
a. WheGt.-W hlte-s4. oushels-at a., A. ,ox r-,
iar Tor good q s. FOR sr 1os SsIs
Rhea lhoR Ri Sl; 10 Tor n very good,
Sooa SisS for god, sss for ias 81 for com ery
;, Corn--wh,te-sos bushels-a, tn, for r-,u,
7 7tc' ior very good now. M'xed~iIo busbs,ss,
''c o '"s "ts Zee old, ana SIC. for new.
0tS.-aos bushels good spriug at sac.
Rue. 20 bushels ut sac. for yrry gond.
Rye-heat'-2s bushels at &c. per u.
RE-ExHIBiTED,
Waedt -: White, 70 bushels. Red, % bushels.
REMARKS.
Offerings OF all kinds OF grains to-day 1Irb.
and no change in the m arket worthy OF comment
Flour is q1oted at 81. 2SIS7.5o for super, and 8
for extra.
The prices OF grain On Change on the GORE
spending date Of last year were:
Wheat.-White, prime, Sl.G5. Red, prime, sL4T!
Corn.-White, old and new, TO-.
Odts.-Very good, 4.c.
Rye.-Very good, roc. .-
Virginia country -four, Richmond inspection
was quoted tn 1t day as follows cuper, seq $50,
extra, Ss.s2!@0ss.75 family, ss.
Domestic Markets-tBY TELEGRAru.]
NEW YORK, November l5.-Cotton more sctiv
and easier ;sel,s 6,oi5 bales; uplsnds, lssc: Or
leans, ia. Flour frmer. Whisky active at Q;
G9ic. Wheat dull AID declining. Corn not s
firm. Rice quiet. Pork STEADY. Lard hesvy
kettle. 9dG9lbc. Favals quiet. Tallow s.ea )
Freights shade frmer.
BALTIMORE Eoyer,bcr 1sy;rotp,s,s al,
SO bid 66's 65 bid. Coupons, old 70 bid, 81 asks
new. IS bid. West Virsinia's, 215 BID. 2sb asked
North Carolna's old. 81 Did, new, 10 bio; speeds
tax 10 bid,
Flour in better demand. Wheat active an
firm. Corn active; white, 7o8I2c. Oats quiel
ProVlsions unc BANGED. Whiskey, e3ic.
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hrc;de4con Pratt. by discussing the
mount Of procession in Il globe with a
io!lca nucleus, finds conclusive evidence
I ~ William Ihoms0a's opinion that the
81. h IS solid, and tnat, therefore. volcanic
-&FI0D, arc attributable to some other
'i,sc 'iiIn The one popularity assigned. His
."W = confirmed Dy numerous recent oh.
rFalinM', which indicate that the increase
temperature below the carth's surface
u reactcs & limit
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CHINA, GLASS. s1IvTp Or TrD
EahL II s IS. baEA4shE HSo IT LEky Xgp sEa-
ING 1GOODa.soss m ar99F sEmgsE.FuRNIsH.
gANI would respse.tay ,n,orm 81. SII.n So ,f6
IS noW asseS a m ga shs public generally hat he
street. where he has 70 Offer for sale fui SInin
Of HCUSE-FURNfSHINa GOODS. rs,up2psy
China, 9neensware, siiyet-Pltted Ware, GiasskI
opened, an assortment OF reasonable goods espns
prisiDg ID part Planished Soup and Oyser I'm.
teel and BronZed Fire-Sets and Stands hurssrv
Tenders, Plkte. w a2ners. Parlor Coal Yasei and
kieeman's celebrated German students' Lamp.
Paper-wares - oe a-am
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--LATEST FROM wAsHrseToY.
SEEDS FOR THE SOUTH .

WASHINGTON, November 15.-Tha Apri.
cultural Department Is preparing seeds
seasonable for the South. A supply NAV
be obtained Ey application TO agents of the
department or through members Of Con-
gress. The distribution Is gratuitous, but
the department wants some guarantee that
the seeds will not be wasted.
ARMS FOR ALABAMA, &C.
WASHINGTON, November 15.-General
Allen, acknowledgement Of Alabama. has
been successful in obtaining the arms due
that State. They are Of approved pattern:
Louis II. Mayer has been appointed
assessor of the First Alabama district.
ALLEGED CHARGES AGAINST AN Ex-AENBER OF
CONGRESS.
: WAsHISGToN, November 15.-It Is stated
that charges are pending against Prosser,
postmaster of Nashville, Tenn, for accept
ing pay for getting claims through. Pros
ser was formerly member Of Congress.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.
WASHINGTON, November 15.-Falling ba-
rometer with southerly winds and cloudy
weather will probably prevail on Thursday
north and west of Missouri. Failing ba-
rometer in the Mississippi Valley, with clear
and pleasant weather in the southern and
Gulf States, with light winds. Diminish
ing Winds on Lakes Michigan and Superior,
Erie subsidies very generally tonight, and
that on Lake Ontario by Thursday noon.
The area Of lowest pressure will move into
Maine, with continued northwest gales
from New JERSEY to Massachusetts, and
easterly gales on the coast of Maine, follow
ed by calm at midnight, and high winds
On Thursday from the north and west.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
Few York stock and Money marke,

New YORK, November 15.-Money closed
at 7. Discounts, 9@lo. Sterling firm.
Gold, 1l4k@114x. Governments dull and
steady. Stateg-Transactions limited un-
til second call, when Tennessee's were
very firm. New South Cardinals weak,
but rallied at last call to last nights prices.
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BERLIN.

BERLIN, November ia provincial COR
respondent semi officially says that the re.
tirement of Beust from The Chancellorship
Of The Austrian Empire and the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs has no effect upon the
friendly relations between Russia and Aus
tria, the triendliness Of which is unim-
DlircQ,
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MISSOURI.

PROPOSED BRIDGE ACROSS THE MISSISSIPPI.
ST.. LOUIS, November ia party of
bridge-builiers propose to bridge the Miss-
issippl at Carondalet within two years, at
cost OF s. 100000. Three railroad COM
panies are considering the proposition.
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COURT ORDERS.

VIR G "A IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY COURT Clerks OFFICE, In
VACATION, OCTOBER 10Th 1871:
u. L. LIZ ster, Surviving partner OF himself and W.
Hall, deceased. late merchants and partners
doing business under The hrm and style OF h Al
O LeoOcI tlhlUslU8s
against
Robert s. Elicit. sometimes styled trustee, and
Mary Ann NJ. his wife, james 81. HoOdy, sheriff
of Chesterfield county and a5 such adninistra.
tor with tn. will annexed OF Lucy Fuquta, de-
ceased. and also of William G.. Fuquia, dss
ceased Mrs. Mary Fuquia, ELIZA T. Euquia. Ed.
win T. Fuqita, J3hn +. Fuquia. James H Basss
comet! ines styled trustee and Lucy E. his wtfes
Alfred FIett. avid T. Elicit. Matilda A .
Ele:t, Laura A. Fnquia, Winston Fuquia, Sallio
Fuuuta, Mary G. Fuqnia, Cornelius Euquts, and
Lucy EStella Bass. defendants,
IN CHASCERY.
The plaintiff having filed his bill, the object OF
which Is TO convene the creditors OF Lucy Fuquia,
deceased, and obtain 8 full statement o her es-
tale, and so far her personal estate Is deficient
to subject her real estate to the payment OF her
debts, and especially to certain debts of tha plaz
tiff.
And affidavit having been fled tina. the said Ed
win I. Fuqnia and John I. Fuqu q are non. resi- !.
dent defandants OF this state it Ia ordered thGs
the said non re ideut defendants appear hero
within oae month after the due pu icst'0n OF this
order and do Whist is necessary to protect tLair
interest In this suit.
Test: A. c. ATTKIssoN, D; g.
BROOKS. p. q. oc 2s-Th4w
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FATAL toAL on ACCIpENT.-On Friday
-, thc !Glh instant, Il young lady, aged
'"oHt fifteen years, daughter Of Mr.. Jesse
Ill, OF Hanover, was burned TO death at
'r home. She attempted 10 blow out the
ut o. co4i oii lamp, which exploded
4d 50, ire 90 her clothvs.- York pa }
a,1iICFQt
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OHIO
AND ITS EFFECTS.

THE STORM AND ITS EFFECTS.
CLEVELAND, o., November 15.-Copsider-
able damage was done by the northeast
gale of yesterday. The scow Williams
foundered, drowning the cook and q sailor.
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LOUISIAN A.

KUKLuX SENT ON-THE NEW ORLEANS FIRE
DEPARTMENT.
New ORLEANS, November 1J.-The Grant
parish kukllX have been sent on to the
Federal Court for trial, though the CON-
missioner had grave doubts Of their guilt.
The city administration has rescinded
the resolution creating paid fire depart
with the Fireman's Charitable Association
at $40, 900 per year for ten years.
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LONDON.

STEAMSHIP RUN DOWN.
LONDON, November 15.-The steamer
City of Brooklyn ran down the steamer Ida
in the Mersey. An officer Of the Ida was
drowned.
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FE'fE WILCOX & GIBBS MACHINES
J. had the following notice posted in thirty it-%c
posters d.t,,nN lh.ir s.Ind AZ u. Fair:


FvE EXHIBITION ONLY.
We wish u distinctly III derstood that hav.Eg Nh
tanned for tie Wilcox & Gibbs Mach.Ge Ali the
empty donors we &c Ire In the way of god ard
silver IL cdas from the leading Fairs Of The caua-
try, We have for many years refused 10 put our
selves to The yearly annoyance Of competing for
2. cul uns, and enter ur machincs FOR exhibition
only. ThIukihg the managers for the opp JrtHnily
TO exhibit cur machines, we decline competing
Tor o. receiving any award Of erIt IN III. way OF
plies or diplomas, leaving these for these VINO
desire to obtain them. we prefer 10 rest upon
our already established merits.
The above IS published 10 refue the false state
ment OF the agtnt Of carp3t-haggcr's machine
that 1t wae dtcldsd the suiegio. OF any machl.e
exhibited, &c, tus trying 10 triag their III tchine
i.tp notorie.y lis ms-tts coud never obtain
1'Ge committee were politely told we dispensed
with their serrlscs at our staGd.
JAMES 4 +. GIBBS,
NILth aud Bank str els,
noIl Richmuud, Va.
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Isgssis, MEDICINES. &,


GYRUP OF TAR.
- supply OF this excellent and popular re-
medy for coughs, colds, etc., for sale 10y
n0l3 =. f. DOVE.
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sWSsExasHAeEsTREa,

rFNIIE UNANIMOUS TESTIMONY OF
Il TIE ,re"Il. Is that ;he GROVER Il BAksR
SHWINH-M 81 GHlNE fer beauty and elasticity
az stitch. implicitly "uI else OF management,
Garan!ii.v, ltsEg l..,d rapid Running, are not
cqu t!lcd by ANY machine in use, ard ;hs mo Ger
rcrs Family m chine, The annoyance OF rewlnd
ias Tire ID e!.!.rciy disp.n:td with. Sold easy
terms. u. L y. y. DAABT, Are"t5,
r1l3 Dol Breed 4 rect
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WILLIAM E. TANNER & CO..
METROPOLITAN WORKS.
CANAL STREET FROM SIXTH TO SEVENTH,
manufacturers OF
ENGINES, BOILERS. sAW-MILLs,
BARK, GRIST, and PLASTER MILLS;
GAs-MACHINERY, MILL-GGARIH1, so.
Repair work solicited.
Freights 10 ell points lon.
Send for circular. ooS
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'ksuE 1.-The most faithful
J. and satisfactory SEWtAG-NhCHINf r In the
marie. L. was decided The superior OF any ma
chine exhibited by committee of our n st di j.
t!ntuished macliGtsts appointed by tie Virgluia
stale tair.
AGENTS WANTED. AVERY & CO.,
nor 900 Main sire {.
GEWING-MhCHIN OF ALL kINDs
- GIrAfKED. Th. s:r0AT ELLIPTIC SEW.
lag MhCHIAES BOUGHT and E0LD. We sell
the only PROPER KEEDLES Tor the SLOhI
giLiTTIC AAGilI yES
SLQAT j kDDLkGTOE,
,nv1 isis Cary street. re .r 18th.
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ITO PHYSICIANS.
ALSO,

pERRING'S POWDERED COMP. EXTRACT
of COLOCYE1H and SELECT 70 MDERED
kHUBARR. ,.x
And ali new and valuable PHAEMACECT1.
CAL Products for sale by
MEADE g. BAKER,
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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, November ia railroad
ear ran into street car this morning, fa-
tally injuring two persons and seriously
hurting six others.
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NOUGH NO MORE. but use the Cough
u Mixture Of Compound Syrup Of Posrhound,
prepares only b; POLK MILLER, Apothecary.
h1Itia oc2l
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NEW YORK, November 15.-A railroad
ear ran into street car this morning, fa-
tally injuring two persons and seriously
hurting six others.
AN EDITOR ISSULTED.
\ Cuban, name unknown, threw pail
OF filth in the face of the editor of the Span
ish paper Chr0ms!d. The affair occurred
in the street, near Change place, Broad.
way.
THE STORM OF TUESDAY.
New YoRK, November 15.-The storm OF
yesterday lasted during the night, and
ceased ut daylight this morning. 1t was the
severcst that has visited this section for
years. Trees, awnings, and chimney5 were
blown down, and the tide was unusually
high. The gale was directly from the south
east. Many wrecks on Long Island are APP
pretended. The wind last night was sixty
three miles an hour.
THE NATIONAL TOBACCO ASSOCIATION.
New YORK, November 15.--Tbe EXccu-
tive Committee of the National Tobacco
Association have arranged to hold their
next annual meeting on the 9th OF Decem-
Der next ut Washington, D. &. The most
important business to be settled Is the ques-
toa Of the tax on tobacco.
THE CHOLERA.
There were six new cases of cholera at
quarantine to-day among them the sur
econ OF the steamer franklin. TWO OF
these cases proved fatal.
GENERAL MCCLELLAN ETC.
General Mcclellan declines to succeed
Tweed.
DEATH OF AN EDITOR.
Colonel r. q. Stone, editor Of the Platts-
burg Republican, is dead. lie was sixty
three ycurs of age.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
rTEXT.BOOKS
OFFICIALLY ADOPTED
by the
sTATE BOARD
for tho
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF VIRGINIA.

WORCEsTEa's ROYAL QJARTo DICTIoN-
AIRY (ulastrstcdl;
WORCESTER'S COMPREHENSIVE DC
TIOEARY Gl:ustratedl;
WoRCE5TEa'S ELEMENTARY DIJTION-
AIRY;
YOUNGSTERS PRIIA2Y DICTIONARY
Qllustrated)
WALTON 6 COGSWELL'S ARITHMETICAL
CHARTS, TABLE, and SLATE;
KEYS TO WALTON Ct C0GSWELL's ARITH-
METiCAL CHARTS, parts and2.
TIE eboyo may be obtaired Of BALKAN
TYNE Washington, D. c.; g. e. FRENCH
andJ. & W. j. EaTWISLE, Alexandria; RAN
DOLPH Il ENGLISH, Richmond; VICTOR q
AMBLER. Lynchburg; j. w. ADAMS, FIede-
ricksburg THOMAS MEADE, Charlottes-
vile; HITE 6 WALL, Winchester j. COW
AN, Staunton; A. S. HALLER, Wythevllie !;
VICKERY & CO., Norfolk j. V. NASH. Peters,
burg; HUME 4 BEO., Portsmouth n. BROWN
Leesburg. no16
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NJ o " 2 Z A d 7!

ONE OF TEE MOST sALEABLE BOOKS or
TIE SEASON.
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,.o-re.rnrdcnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.
-,rvrIcx or ENTERTAINMENT REroRTs--
,v-rp TuE oFFlCES-THE CYCLoSE-VIR-
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-06
Dsep Or shallow Flowing.

The respective merits Of deep and
shallsw piswipe have been ftsqssutly
discussed, with as much satisfaction to
the advocates Of either system W gsoev-
ally results to the disputants for aud
sgainst the theory Of the srsnsmutation
Of wheat into chess-both parties claim
the victory. No sooner have the benefits
srising from deep plowipg besn set forth,
than up Btsrts an advocate Of shalloW
plowing, and gives what he considsrs ID.
controvertible preofs Of it's supsriority.
Truth generally lies between extreme
theories 90 warmly advocated. To pillow
deep in . soil which has been only
scratched for mum Der Of years, aud turn
up large quantity OF raw, cold earth,
may bs injurious to various kinds Of
crops. II 10 better to keep the rich,
warm soil neat the surface, where II will
be within The reach Of the 6brous roots
of plants. But If . soil 10 freed from
stagnant water BY drainage, and grad
ually deepensd BY till,ng an inch deeper
every year, and plowiug in the fall, 90
that the new, cold soil will b smsliorated
BY exposure to the action Of tho atmos.
phere, frost, snow, and rain, the results
Of deep culture will soon be evident 10
the increased luxurianco OF the crops.
Tho results of steam culture 10 England
aud the Southern Ststos are favorable to
deep cultivation. .-Westorn Rural.