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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08

|@-PARASOLS. PARAsOLS, PARA
sOLs;-hn elegant line just received. Can ana
=. examine our goods. Nah aua
HAMBURaH EDGIS6S specially at
ap SYCLE BROTHERS.. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08

HEADQUARTERS RICRLOND lO2hANDERf,i.
40 KNIGHTS TENPLAR, NO. z.
RIDERS -.-SIR KNIGHTs.-Attend a
" called assembly Of your Commandery M
at Washington Hall To- MORROW (Sun. XIX
day. AFTERNOON At ~ O'Clock, In full X
dress OF Templar, on foot, 10 act as es- ~.
c0rt to Dove Lodge. No. 81 in paying The
last sad tribute Of respect to our deceased Sir
Knight 6 GORGE G.. WAYT. By order Of Captain.
General W. Il. ALLEN. j. 8. RlDDlCK.
an Sits rec. r y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
II EKs Of the BIRMlNGH HAM COAL AND
IRON COMPANY will be held al B O'Clock Z. n,
APRIL l3, 1876. at the Exchange Hotel, Rich.
mond Va, for the purpose Of organization.
D. S. COOK. /,
l.a.a ..e.. r-... n. q. CARELL,
" '....s. ...- .... THOMAS BOMB,
A. L. WILLIAMS,
(. -.ptE .t .t II. T.. PARSONS,
81 NH 30-td r.s ,. Of The incorporators.
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q 81 9 q


NINE-QUARTER UTICA BLEACHED SHEET
ING at zoe. . yard, regularly sold at 35c.
= yard, q" ., - -.
TEN. QUARTER UTICA BLEACHED SHEET
Ing at SIC. yard, regular price 40c. yard.
soFT-FINIsH CAMBRIA at SIC. "a yard.l
A fresh case of, LoNSDALE CAMBRIA Just re-
eeived. 80 j. b,3&1,.+. t.A7s"
Special bargains In NAINsOOK MUSLIN, SWISS
MUSLIN, CHECK MUSLIN, and CHECK
y, NAINSOOK. l...- IS i, z<3sg :. s':'i
HAMBURGER EDGINGs and MEETINGS in
great variety. .sa.. ~. :. !
CACHEAIRELACEs and LACE NETT. g
We open on Monday another ten-bale lot Of that
nne BROWN COTTON at 4e. yard. Call ear ~
ifYou would secures piecs.
WAsH-PoPLINs ut 10, 12K, and l6Sc. yard.
Rsady-made CALICO SHIRTS at soc. apiece.
The b.s, bargain yet. ONE THoUsANDYARDs
WHITE PIoUE at 1870. yard, never sold re-
fore NJ less than from so 10 soc. yard.
The largest stock OF PARASOLs
The largest stock Of PARASOLS a:
The largest stock Of PARAsoLs :. RI!
The largest stock Of FARAsOLS t@ as
:. II at the LOWEST PRICES.
..3 ~ attheLoWEsr PRICES.
at the LOWEST PRICES.
~ 2 Tt.@s" 81 at the LOWEST PRICES.
/" -
Great bargains in BLACK ALPACA, AOHAIR'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CITY FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF RICHMOND, VA
win be held at the office OF the company on the
IOTn DAY OF APRIL NEXT at O'Clock T. M.
- NH 27.E e. b. MEADE, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08

MONDAY, APRIL 10TH,
MONDAY, APRIL 10TH,
MONDAY, APRIL 10TH.
MONDAY, APRIL 10TH,
MONDAY, APRIL 10TH,
, MONDAY, APRIL 10TH,
MONDAY, APRIL 10TH.
si. AT
,G
AT
- At
80 AT
AT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08

zTF You WANT A GOOD aud CHEAP
LIGH buy fhe OPAL .uPEN GkS lobe
and HOLDER ard PhTENT BIG RnfsastsaIa a -
- 80 Ohm BOWERS, SONS a Gt1s
ri III S-IT no, 4 Governor streef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08
WAsH-PoPLINsa ut 10, 12X, and l6Sc. yard.
Rsady-m CALICO SKIRTS at soc. spi ece.

The b.s, bargain yet ONE THOUSANDYAR
WHITE PIQUE At 16Xc. yard, never sold be-
fore ar less than from so 10 soc. yard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08

DRiME EARLY ROSE SEED POTA-
TOEs, direes FROM Mssne, for saie 2 y s nrr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08

We open on Monday another ten-bale lot Of that
nne BROWN COTTON at 4e. yard. Call ear ~
ifYou would secures piece.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08
IKoIAT. HaFIs,,Ts'i.'
e MoRE, AND BsTTra,' Sr, - !.

go p 2. LAG -sgRTpEp yfcTog1a III W.,
120 pieces LINEN LAWNS Al i a. 800.
et Zoe. worth 45c fully: - : ~ oss VVftn Soc,
200 BKIDALqUILTS at only zoe. ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08
The largest stock OF PARASOLS
The largest stock Of PARASOLS
The largest stock OF PARASoLS
The largest stock OF, FARASOLS

Great bargains In BLACK ALPACA, AOHAIR'
J. AUSTRALIAN CREPE, and GRENADINES,
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TBRoAD.sTREET METIoeD,4lss'V
g. a. STEEL, pastor, bay r.
covered his health, win preach at IL O'CLOCK a. ~.
a 0d @ D ~ FsEtf ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08

NJ TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
corner OF Broad and Twentieth streets).-serTices
on SUNDAY By the pastor, Rev. A. Q. FLEDsoE' at
IL A. M. and TX P. n.
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SCHOOL GOVERNMENT.
An Essay Read Before the Du.
rant Teacher Institute.

All governments arise from the
came necessity, and should have the
same object in view the general
good Of the governed. The main
principles Of government are the
same everywhere, the distinctions
arising more from the naaoer of ad-
ministration than from any real differ
ence in the principles themselves.
Perhaps the first object, and ore
standing high as means Of securing
the ends of all government, is good
order. "Orler is heavens first Law"
and it is scarcely more essential to
the harmony Of Heaven than to the
happiness and the success OF the
school. There should be a standard
of order, and this must be supported
by good authority, for of what use
are regulations without the power to
enforce their claims. This standard
implies obedience, and obedience i'm.
plies motives such as will secure
'schecrful compliance with the com
Inands OF authority without weaken
ing any principle Of independence.
Another object Of government is
It is generally thought
,nough that the pupil be entirely
to suthority which is often |
D severe Is TO leave out all necessity
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-03-30
THE GARDEN.
Timely and Practical Hints on
Flower and Vegetable Gar.
dcnins.

VI. Edttor A. the season Is f.st
approaching when the flower and
vegetable garden will demand all the
time that can be spared from the
daily routine Of most Of your readers,
i, may not be amiss 70 briefly con
sder the best mean. Of making the
nsst Of our time thus spent. With
your permission we prepare 70 throw
out from time to time few brief
hints iha. may be Of service to those
who may not have the means Of con-
.ulting the books tina. have been
published by those who have made
I 1t the business Of their lives 10 study
Horticulture. Le; i, be understood
that we lay no claim to originality,
bat shall CLEAN iron every source al
| the useful information we can, aldiag
our own limited experience when
deemed of real value.
The old cook books in describing
the process o. cooking a rabbit in
stract US to first catch the rabbit.
80 IN attempting 10 cultivate vegAta-
bles and flowers, the first thing Is 10
get good seed. Failing here, tie
time will be spent in vain. selec,
early such seeds as you wish to
plant, and il any doubt remains as to
the quality Of it, you can easily te.t
its terminating power by sowing
small quantity in box and giving /
heat and water. A temperature e
about 60 degrees will soon test tie
vitality Of the seed Tae next step
is to prepare the grg1nl. This
should be rich, friab!e or mellow, and
foeIy pulver.zsl. Never work the
groaal while wet. Olce get ground
baked into hard lump sad l. IS N
possible 10 reduce II. tn ground
being prepared put n IL sd Z is
proper season. Peas. ouiogs, Le.tuc.
and relish, a. soon as possjbs. Ta3..
that are injured by frost, later. A5o..
foar timss the s.zs Of the seed Is the
proper depth, pat Or roll the gro1rd
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by ssr*5s IL zsEss7zl ~ sseEst4s'9 q, szse dir
sFR%fy ass5.ssl frDFs8 fsse afSsee of she erE 81
H. Dst. G<S3FE, ia and tGss s5Rs 80. 81 ffEEaf
afssi -tass III lTs3a. in f@EAy II q. II. gef yGF-
70 -ez A Err aF48 zZjzA rs&3 ] =. Ea1stfs zSst
have ssTIs1 GE>9E the fgtfesw4S9 prEsr@rtF "a
toe SFpg<ftg ~ sae aid !. =. GEy4ftr3zEt ~.
wit:
l<pts Eura tsr Eve q zn4 s!r ~ IN ARK
number slx H. IN tas 1yHa ~ geeaaaaeA.
VIE, Je7EsF eg3F4ty. t1zga
Afaa ~fs@ss Dfgsr sEss sans fer sale III to
court Home oGJF. - tEas t<ysrs tyf TErgsfgEs in
Cefar county on -&1artxy tie ssa dag ~
A prfI a, H., ls7g, 81 sus o'eEt,ex r. M ~
aid day, tDsstissy saAS sxseatssyfg and e1ssts
tina. may a<rroe thereon
Dated tLis str day VI March 4. u I<7s.
A. u. E4YsAkb
.s.s rssr.S VI Ce.aF o., Iowa.
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The whisky war has not been in prog.
ress many months, but the Treasury De
partment IL able to make a gratifying
exhibit Of results. There have been 255
indictments; 60 pleas Of guilty; - con,
victions by jary, ont Of II trials; s2G0. POO
actually COVERED into the Treasury, aud
"a, 500, 900 in prospect; the revenue from
whisky increased, and the frauds In the
service wholly checked 1t has been a
successfnl oompaign, but there 10 more
70 follow.
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Rational Medication.

Medication : only saesessfal waeB il il
rational. and Il j. rational only @Aea il -
gins 81 the h@-.HHssz In O her words, 10
care 3 ulsizay - cause muss Bs removed
Weakness either general ~ local. l. the Or
I-Ia II the great II !yfiEy o. d5se4ses. Rim
force the vital ezer-IE*, regulate tigestEun
and secretion ~ engineering TIE organs
which perform fa3se /. Il in Esf,rt4Elt functions
AMI dssFegsIz, constipation. kidney and
bladder complaints, uterine ei2fIcaties, i'm.
pure cfrcaiaiIIn- ard the th0usana aud Cae
siimeHt- which are the consequences Of de-
biEity. are completely ant ia nos1 cases per
fnzneutiT, removed. he best safest sni
most agreeable tonic and alternative t4ai
car BE- efapioEed Ter this papo.s il Hostel
ter. stomach Blster=. The experience d
twenty -14Te years. during y hlth time !. has
oct }Fe PeTAars te8 tiMes thai number 81
spHegasfai preparations = h5eh have entered
/ into competition s5tA it, ha. proved il -
Re aaa4Eass - g. !. remedy for 81 disorders
accompanied ny - proceeding f.oIa weak
Gesss
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D.rUrSr. Mxres rs.ls.l

-
S.~e-.s ~.
D4vxxrs<-- Nxsel i, 1876
Perkzp soze o. yozz- readers kav'
bees nsss o 80 ss.ssessed = Seaa
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frosacad ln.o lie ssas.. soos ATE
toe segssSss1re couTea.i IL s1a
passage 5v y. Hoass sfser are :,
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ps-se CT zaziaseesse-. TIE biz also
F-orii-. :aas The trustees shall pro-
vie for ta- r.g1ss- enp.cym=n. Of
- caI.Irsa re,e rel into h. Home.
aal saall slso s-orii- FIR each child
tte n@aaa d. oosaiaing = common
sod education.
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has Supported solIiers' orphans onlv, !
b.. tie IL now max. il Genera |
Orpaaas' Home aaa the onlv oae in \
lbs Ssase.
TIC frss called meeting CT III.
Forth of Ja'Y committee va. held
ia he CITY hsIs On Wednesday even /
.a-. TIE night was iearfuny dark. /
raiar and muddy, ba, ID. July fever /
n beginning to W TX nicely. and the /
49, .g.;.,- .,;a,a. -
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CONSUMPTION CuR.D

And old Physician. retired from aA,fxs
- 49, having had placed in his hand. h,
as aass lhiIa Missionary lnn FORMULA ~ !
siinp.e vegetable remedy, fur 1bs snaas,
IN IN. permanent cure Of Eensstfnptj1n Rrnn
rniis, 1atarrh. Asthma aud ali 4 hreat ana
-. as Ahsellank, aiso T. r.t4ve and Rasi
cai lure Tor Nervous DESTINY and Mi ~.
~, ,ois paints, after having thorauahis
sssslfa ~ wonderful curative pnT.rs Il,
anonsaIhh OF eases f+sats tt fliS dt3s ii ,nai..
u Known to slis $40. ing fellows n.,s.,
~ TINS mot ts5aHf n caanfctrntIgr&
nssl1e 70 Feit@se AHHlat st4f rtba ha wti
seha Efras n c'ssf2t TIT 70 All fsF#t Ill
recipe. with full 1tret.ffa,a. I. ,a,t. MI Z
nnn succsssInft nsing. rent ,,s return ,na{
Dy addrcssins With stamp, .air.is.g I'M - ~
-. DR. w. &. STEVENS,
w Masree Blseks ~,rasusr.N y
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NIDDI.E.AGED MEN.

There are RAINY OF the age Of thitls a o,sr.
> WHO ar. troubled with TOO irequeh as.snisd
Iattons 81 the bladder. nnen accom-. a,iap,
~ a tsght smarting or DufniFg 80 ,hst
tnd veshs ming the system IN "a hiann.. min.
Iae patit nj cannot account Tor; Oh esa.srneo,
~ The urinary deposits, a r"py mai
sill nfien be found, and sometime, ~. col.
n viii be on Thin or mlikish hue, sg zrs'
changing 20 dark and torpid appeasa Hin.
There are many men who die OF ~ Il The
entity ignorant of the cause, whioiN NJ Nc.
3econd stage Of seminal weakh'ts' -, .prh
viii guarantee perfect cure ~ ~. 10
eases N q a healthy restoration OF iosse
urinary organs.
Office Hours.S to ! oto q. ~ ore.
All letters promptly answefeu, ~ BOY
+pondence confidential. Address, Ia
30. Davenport Iowa.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
Tar restoring to GRAY Eair It's
-sta-.I Vitality and Colo-.

4 arzg
which Is ~
es-salle,
ksaEhy. aad
esrsuzi for
EzTls tie
hair. II sa
xfers
Cry hag
fsss
~ 90 :
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sKiERIE SALE.

- ssFsEe Of special execution, To m,
directed Is.nea from ti,s :, me-. - ~ III
OF me GirenIt goort IN and for tie eot5nt,
ID tfsar and -fate 81 Iowa ii f.4s,r Of f.,3
ais II 1InsrieS aase.i, and against II Nx.r
fIfasIleK A5er, and Adolph Dresden.
ave levied u 4spn the following nrao..rsy
re property u t1e said II NJ .r, FrederIrL
u yer and adp3pI Dresden .a.4git:
ne east haii - 81 the north east uuart.f
81. OF seeEl0u NUN her twenty nine "a a.
township a1u1sr eixhty-twa sssl s,nT.i, a.
range number one u. west of the ), h p. N
containing eighty acres. situated Ia t.Ia.
county, Iowa s''a
And snail Offer the ssne f,r she n, "a,
ighrt House door, Ia tie town Of ljnt.n q
said county on Saturday I'll. ii t.x =,
apilt., 4. ID. lssd. at one o'cfeek, p n
o. .aia DAY 10 satisfy sail execution ana
casfs that may accrue thereon '''N
lated TINS day Of March. A u Is-s r
-, A. Ii. MAYNARD
owII Sheriff Of Cedar cour,y Yo.,o
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nuxClNAI. NOTICE.

Adaic I. wtsa In Dist. Eonrs' w."
acotns. county, Iowa;
4. r. Wise. May TERM
TO C. T.. Wis., Defendant: q nov
You are hereby notified that lhsr ~ Dis.
on II ie in tho Office of the Clerk 81 w Cedar.
frlc, Court, In and for the county sdie i.
10 the state Of Iowa, apetiiion y divorce
Mise. Plaintiff. claiming Of you
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ParISiAn Toys.

In examining the many elegant
toys of French workmanship which
make beautiful our toy shop win
dows, one would hardly imagine
that waste and refuse material, very
odd ones, too, sometimes, are largely
used in Partisan toy industry.
Elegantly dressed dolls, tricked
out in all the refnemepts of the
latest fashion, and which bring in
credible prices on this side of the
Atlantic, are frequently costumed
from the cast-off clothes of act
resses in the theaters, purchased
for mere song, or from the use
less garments remaining in theatri-
cal wardrobes after a play has had
a long run. The coverings of old
purses and pocket-books, fished out
Of the cutters by sharp-eyed rag
pickers, furnish the material for
the doll bootmaker. Old sardine
boxes and cans yield their plate to
the manufacture of barrels for toy
guns.
The little wooden Or metal wheels
which support movable toys are OBJ
tained from the refuse of any in
dustry in which articles having cir
cular openings are made. French
eruet=stands, usually Of wood and
| having holes for bottles, proYide
4, ,eugands Of such disks, removed
IN MAKING ,' tSe apertures. All the
solder and pewter that ~, ian Oe e&'
traoted from old roofing and water
spouts, or workshop scraps, is
pressed into service foF the manu-
facture of dolls knives and forks,
tea sets, ETC.; and even the ancient
lead cofins dug out of the old cem-
eteries at Nurembmg, the French
toy-maker utilities in the manuiac-
ture of lead soldiers. No other ma
tion equals the French in convert
ing the ordinary refuse of the street
and workshop into useful and orna'
mental products. 1t is this charac-
teristic for saving which makes the
French nation so prosperous
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-15
Ths piper ana the LORD.

Once when Victoria was at Bal
moral with her retinue of lords and
ladies, her musicians and her
grooms, a neighboring nobleman,
not remarkable for his depth of
mind, came to see the royal pageant.
His Scottish ear was charmed anew
with the music squeezed out of the
bagpipes by the royal piper, and he
resolved to add such a charm to his
castle.
Taking with him his attendants,
and putting on the pompous airs
Of a great man toward an inferior,
he approached the piper, who was
prouder of his victory over that
doleful windbag than ever Alexan-
der was of his conquests, and ad-
dressed him thus
"My good man, I like your pipes,
and the music you make on them /;
and I've resolved to have a piper of
my own"
swell, sir?" asked the naughty
Holus, in a tone which meant,
"What do / care if you have?"
81 came to ask if you can get a
piper for me?" continued the lord.
81 can, sir "a score of them. if
you like. What kind of a piper do
you want?"
81 want Just such a piper as
yourself!" exclaimed the lord, with
the air Of man who felt that he
had bestowed great boon on an
humble person.
This was too much for the pride
of the piper, and, drawing himself
up to his greatest hight, he roared
out, in contemptuous tone:
+" That, my lord, / Gamma do
for while lords like ye are plenty
pipers like me are verra scarce"
Line lord walked away, not lit
tie crest.fallen, and, understanding
the reproof to be: A humble MAJ
at the head of his profession is o
more worth than a nobleat the foo
of the line. A cobbler who mend
a shoe well is a more valuable mar
to the world than the ship-builde,
who through careleSsness or incom
potency sends ship to sea will
imperfect machinery. The ditchel
who drains worthless swamp thar
it may yield seed to the sower anC
bread to the reaper is worth mucl
more to his fellow-men than thC
lawyer who by unwise counsell
complicates a difficulty, thus max.
ing a bad matter worse. Whatever
we do, let us do it well, and try tC
stand first in our line of labor.