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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

.cPRING AND SUMNER "a
MILLINERY 0AH

Mrs. b. l.. CAHEN formerly Mrs. pepoeinsS
Although determined to close business, has, BY tb
cnnf5nIcd and urgent request Of her very nu,oern
isdv friends and old patronizing Customer eou
Guided TO be again in the field for the presen, sea-
son ETNT1RE NEW STOCK OF MILLINERY.
which, in regard to elegance and novelties sr.
nasse,; everything exhibited far in the city
She as Just received by direct irnportat{on ana
from th. first manufacturers large assorfmcnt ~
STRAW GOODS, comprising numerous s,yl.s VI "
the most 1. ,shi0nable BONEETS and HATS u
FLOWElHS, so rich so elegant, and such laryo
variety and ,oveity that II Is impossible to
them. Every body must come and see them. She
has also larg, stock of assorted Ribbons Frosted
Cr.nos and illus ions, and Malines and Silks M al
cniors with spIe. ibid Trimmings and Ornament
and other nnmei 'ous fancy articles; all Of which
She IS Offering at rry reduced prices and at grca.
bargains. ~
she Is willing to give II possipie Information to
manufacture the same, 49,,
THURSDAY She 3offi Of. apTil VIII be the grand
OPENING of the FASHION " for the season.
The ladies and the pabhe q. eherally are respect.
Every SATURDAY business y III be closed.
apa9-st Ne Broad street
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VINO may be Jurors under The New
Constitution |?
&C Mo1rsr JAcKsoN VA VAnril

"MousT JACKSON, VA.,s April 49,,
&c The address Of the Conservative mem.
bers Of the Convention to the people Of VirS
ginia states that all who are made voters
shall have the right to sit on juries, and
none others, according to the Constitution.
Now, article ILL.,, section 8, says: 'All per-
sons entitled to vote and hold office; and
none other; shall be eligible to sit as ju-
rors. Under this section q man must be
entitled to hold Office, as well as vote, in or
der to sit as juror. The ability to take
the iron-clad oath is an indispensable
qualification required of all officers. 1t is
true the second section says that all per-
sons entitled to vote shall be eligible to any
office within the gift of the people, but it
also says, except as restricted in this Con,
stitution.' Will not the restriction imposed
by the iron-clad oath apply as well to Ju-
rors as to ofice-holders BY explaining
this matter you will much oblige
Yours truly,
"WILL1AM WRIT Bird"
This question is clearly stch one as can
be decided nowhere else than in d court of
competent jurisdiction. We believe that
the 1nCGutiUH VI luc SOAfCutloh Huo w NAo
qualify as jurors none except pesons disfran-
chised. When article Sd, section 3, was
adopted. the oath had not been prescribed
Therefore, all who had been made voters
were supposed to be "eligible to sit as jurors"
So well understood was it in the Convention
that all voters might be jurors that the Con-
servative members did not think it worth
while to argue the point in their address.
Nevertheless, the intention of the legisla-
ture goes for nothing before judge unless
the language of the Law consists with the
supposed intent. Therefore, while zoe are
of the opinion that every voter would, if
the Constitution were ratified, be "eligible
to sit as juror" we are not sure that some
Judge might not hold the contrary opinion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

MOVABLE ASTRONOMICAL DIAGKAMS,
1.-THE motion produced by machinery.
/. The Solar STANDARDIZATION Of the Planets
and Satellites around the Sun.
2. Earth's annual motion-The Seasons.
3. Motions Of Venus and Mercury.
4. Showing the cause of the Tides.
S. Earth's rotundity proved.
6. Revolution of a Comet.
Z. Durnal motion of the Earth-Rlsln4 anu set
ting of the Sun.
8. Annual motion OF the Earth and monthly luna
tions Of the Moon.
o. Eclipses of Sun.
10. Ellpses Of Moon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

HE POUDRETTE.-To FARMERS and PLANT
ERs this article is recommended rs the best FER
TILIZER known for corn cotton, tobacco, and
vegetables. 1t is more extensively used In Europe
and Asia than all others combined, and IS extern
sively used In the northern States. Made from the
night SOIL dead animals, and oal, from the city Of
Richmond, properly deodorized and made inodor-
Gus, and believed to be equal, II not superior, to
any made In the United States. Packed In strong
barrels, and sold ut only TWENTY DOLLARS per
ton. Delivered In any part Of tile city totfhoW e1-
ira charge. o,,o.u
a superior article for ToP-DREsSING wheat, clover,
and grasses, and permanent improyer Of the
land.
Send for circular. Address
VINCENT BARGAMIN,
corner Tenth street and basin bank,
NH Sim Richmond, Va.
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OFFICE OF THE INSURANCE AND SAvINGSe
COMPANY OF VIRGINIA, ;
RICHMOND. April 27, 1858. }
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i Stockholders of the INSURANCE AND Saw
INGS COMPANY OF VIRGINIA will be held OH
TUESDAY. the 18th Of May next, at O'Clock P !.
NJ, at the Office Of the Company. 1914 Main street.
DAVID j. BURR,
ap 2S-td Secretary.
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Eg VIM. B. ISAACS CO., BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, dealers In COIN, BONDS, STOCKS,
BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPER, and
NEGOTIATE LOANS.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or on
time, In sums to suit purchasers on most reliable
houses in ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
FRANCE, GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BEL
GUM, HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NORWAY.
DEP OSITS received subject to check ut sight, or
CERTIFICATES issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points in
the United States Canadas and Europe.
REVENUE STAMPS sold ut q liberal discount.
NH 28-3n
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AnIUsEnIENTs.
n RAND PANORAMA

In these dissolvng views the change seems a..
most miraculous for whilst observing view OF
for Changing I'm so gradual manner to an entirely
different view as from day to night exterior to an
Interior or from city to another that the auai
encc is completely bewildered, and this Is accom-.
plislied without leaving the room for one moment
In darkness. Statuary is seen with remarkable ell
tirc relief A more intellectual entertainment
than this Exhibition can scarcely be conceived.
Nothing like 1t has ever been in Richmond before.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

HBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-This
splendid HAIR DYE is the best In the world; the
only true and perfect dye harmless, reliable in
Simultaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes; nygo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful, black
or bro,ors. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory,
No. ls Bond street, New York. ia l4-eod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02
THE STATE EX-UNITED STATES

THE STATE EX-UNITED STATES
i OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, AND SAIL ORS'
CONVENTION which assembled at Richmond,
Va, on the 25th day Of September 1857, and which
adjourned subject to the call Of the president and
vice-president, is by their direction requested to
assemble at the hall of the House Of Delegates, in
the city Of Richmond on THURSDAY the It'll day
reat a sois;ar: and to
be held at Chicago on the 10Th day of May, 1858.
Every exhibited States officer, soldier, and
sailor, now resident in this State, is earnestly
quested to be present, as 1t Is expected that other
matters of great interest to them will be brought
LIEUTENANT FRANK H. PATRICK,
CAPTAIN - D1BBLE.
Secretaries exhibited States Officers,
25-td SnldierS, and Sailors, Convention.
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OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
VIRGINIA STATE PENITENTIARY, ;
RICHMOND, VA, May /, 1858. }
0S0 REWARD.-This day escaped from
eDCU this institution HENRY JACKSON, n
convict senteneea 1rom athews county on me 18TH
dark gingerbread; black hair and eyes, five feet
five inches high eighteen years old, and has large
scar on the back of the head. The above reward
will be daid for his delivery to me.
BURNHAM WARDWELL,
Superintendent Virginia State Penitentiary.
9-lW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

TOR SALE, THE FIXTURES OF A
II SMALL TOBACCO FACTORY with capa-
city for 500 pounds day; all new and in complete
order; set up ready for work. The factory, which
is conveniently arranged will be rented to the pur
chaser. II desired. Apply at 1880 Cary street, be-
tween Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
2-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
IN STOCKHOLDERS OF THE TREDEGAR
COMPANY will be held at their Office In this city,
at II O'Clock NJ. on TUESDAY the 5th of May next.
ARCHER ANDERSON,
ap2o-td Secretary.
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MEETINGS.

A TTENTION, R EPU BLICANS !
~ CHARLES II. PORTER, author of the ex-
eption provision in the new Constitution, will de-
liver an address at Capitol Square Richmond city,
Va, MONDAY, at p. NJ, May 4tl, 1868.
Let every citizen attend. my2-2t*
THE MEMBERS OF MANCHES- 9
TER LODGE, No. II, arc hereby sum KY
moned to attend stated meeting of the w
Lodge THIS Saturday EVENING ut J o'clock.
Members of sister lodges and transient brethren
are fraternally invited to attend.
BY order of the w. NJ.
my PIT. JAMES D. CRAIG. Secretary.
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DRY GOODS.

DHI ~OODS<
FRESH ARRIVALS
NEW DRY GOODS
SPRING AND SUMNER
JULIUS MEYERS,
SGT BROAD STREET.
Now receiving my second supply. aud viii have
In store by Monday next the 18th instant, com.
pctc stock Of
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
purchased at the lowest cash prices, and which,
Will offer at such figures rs TO make 1t all induce.
mcnt to those who call to BUY.
In DRESS GOODS Ihave
All-silk Figured Grenadines at eoc.. worth 81
Beautiful Baregcs, 25c.;
Black silk Herl2ani. very low:
Mozambiqucs English Bareges, Leros.
an excellent article OF
Ill Linen Sheeting at sl.?s, worth 81 ~,
Fine Pillowcasc Linen at 81 worth sl'.a per
A. Bleach Cotton at l?ac.;
and full assortment OF
WHITE GOODS!
ALSO,
Baregc Grcnadinc, and other styles of SUMNER
SisAB B Ii Ssr{ E snfIEss KID CLOVES ia.
All fine assortment of RIBBONS and GIMPsnr
trimming ,,p A.,
KISSON. III. -" ~
NOTICE.--Our buyer is again in New lork
\ buying from auction and every other SQUIRE
where ready cash commands the cncapgst s so.s
Large additions to our present attractive socM
Purchasers may call on MS with the UTMOST assn
rance of getting everything in line at the very
lowest market rates. We offer for the iTe'e" .
'"'s L linen HANDKERCHIEFs:
TOWELS, NAPKINS. DOYLIES,
TABLE and IRISH LINENS. &c.
very low, from AUCTION. Also, choice anu Dcaa-
tiful assortment of elegant
SILK MANTLEs. sHAwLs, &c.
to which we call special attention. Good MD
GLOVES q per pair, :, rorporpr,x
No. eI3 Broad between Ninthand Tenth streets
John 0: Chiles, Samuel r. Price, Thomas D.
2s II M"aSv 9IsS M. s and T. wo"d
pleased to see their friends. apo
II 't1ONlhS II. IhlSC " w., --..
i CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH
STREETS,
are receiving this day land will continue 10 re-,
ccive by every express until complete) their second
supply of coons
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting In part of
PARTISAN SERGES.
DIAGONAL POPLlSS,
SEASIDE LUSTRES,
MOZAMBIQUES, BERAGEs
SILK and WOOL GRENADINES,
IRON BERAGES, PERCALES.
ORGANIZES, &C., In great variety
Superb line of BLACK and COLORED SlLhh;
Elegant MOIIAIR and ALPACA-not surpassedln
Large assortment of HEMsTITCIIED and LINEN
CAMBRIC HANDKERCH1EFS, very low"
from auction; .,, H.,
Ladies' LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS direct
from the factory, much under the regular price,
LACE and GRESADINE SHAWLS. &C.;
ALEXANDRE'S KID GLOVES IN all shades anu
sizes: 49,, 49,,
GENTLEslEN's WEAR of every kind and
HoUSEKEEpING GOODS speciality.
Orders promptly and faithfully executed.
M 9l-cOl2w
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This beautiful Panorama will be exhibited IN the
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
corner of Main and Sixth streets On
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 4 1858,
for the benefit OF the Sunday School Of the church.
sCRIPTURAL ILLUSTRATIONS.

The following are the paintings exhibited on the
occasion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

TcOR sALE.-The proprietor, being desi-
COON washington Territory, will sell out his pre-
sent stock of CONFECTIONERY, GROCERIES,
&C. &C.. at and below cost, at retail or wholesale
To any one wishing to engage In the business great
inducements will be offered The stand is regarded
as one OF the best on Broad street. The HOUSE
Would prefer to sell. For further information cali
at the store 3. return my thanks to the citizens
OF Richmond for their liberal patronage while
have been In business. THEO. SEAL,
Steilacoom, W. T., Store,
an 2a-M2Aa IL l6x No. 800 Broad street.
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DURE COLD SODA WATER, prepared
Il In porcelain-lined fountains, and syrups
made from rich fruit juices, by
my2 825 Broad Street,
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MISS S. M. FLOURNOY would respect
lyl fully inform her friends and the public that
She has removed to No. 4Os Broad street. north
side, next door to Mrs. Jones's Millinery. Having
just received all the latest fashions from New
York, she is prepared to do all kinds Of CLOAK
and DRESS MAKING. Her friends and the pub
lie are invited to give her u call. Work done In
the best manner, OH reasoHab BILE terms. my 22w
DEMOVAL-Grover s. Bakers cele-
IL b brated Noiseless Sewing Machine agency and
depot has been removed from the. corner of Broad
and Ninth streets to the next the corner OF
NINTH AND MAIN STREETS.
!. p. HORTON KEACH,
my 2at& Agent.
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OPENING OF SUMNER MILL n
NERY.-MIss r. G. McLEMO,pE lSr5
viii have her SUMMER OPENING o.GNS
WEDNESDAY,, 10th instant She has takel, great
mains to select handsome styles, also handsome.
goods. and has made them up with a view 10 the
fines Sh, natters herself that nobody ne cd CON-
plain of price or style. Call, ladies, and for
Yourselves. ap 2s--IS
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FLANNELS.

Remember that our store is at i5i7 Main street,
nearly opposite the Old Market.
my2 LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

STRAWBERRY BASKETS quarts
~ and pints-with and without crates, sold very
low. The berries cannot be misplaced In shipping.
A great economy to the grower. Send for circulars
tn lap u WOODS. FAY d REED,
~ SPIRITS TURPENTINE daily expected d.
rect from the manufacturers, for sale by
apis A. 3. LEE.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-15
THE OMNIBUS.

BURNS AND HIGHLAND MARY.-The most beautiful
episode in his life his deep attachment to Highland
him in his goomiest hour who died early and left him
lonely in the world clutch at worthless enoyments to
struggle EDWARDS against poverty, neglect insult ana SELF
upbraidngs till at hryseven OF age he passed away
Formerly it believed that his parting interview with
Mary Campbell early event. he himself de-
clared it to have been He wished mysy nqurers and
the of that holy affection Less readily might
his Bonny JEAN have forgiven the intense worship paid by
his soul to the innocent Highland Mary mmeasuraby her
superior than the transient wandering OF his fancy towards
unworthy rivals So the bore the secret in his own
heart striving bravey against ills that were partly his own
brngng only intervals he gave vent to the agony
of memory such as inspired his beautiful lines To Mary
in Heaven" We envy one who can read unmoved the
narrative of the anniversary when My Mary from my SIDE
was torn" We remember the carefully guarded manner by
which the poet usually unreserved in speech euded que
tons of curiosity regarding that event. Robin Robin the
earthly punishment of thy fault was manuly borne; put
would have been better for thee had that gentle
girl with her pious courage her meek but answering at
been partner allotted to thee instead OF the
who had power will to lift thee to holer ne
We know the date of his engagement with Mary-ioo
The disastrous intrigue with Jean Armour mao wreckeu m
been nsultngy refused by the father OF JEAN Inc girl
herself either from mercenary fears weakness OF hear OF
from willingness accept another suito had agreed 10 Inc
contempuous rejection of Burns Wrecked IN reputaton
abandoned by friends desparing of himself or OF any ad
vancement in his native land he determined to emgate and
attempt IN the West Indies gain independence In lew
months the pesena climate might have robbed us OF the
ruest poet Scotland BORE At this hour the wild
excitement that produced fruit in him of those marvellous
Bacchanalian songs-"Wie brewed peck O. Maui" and
THE Whistle" 1t was dangerous time, the peril OF
noble soul in the darkness In despair he remembered the
innocence and affection OF young girl Mary Campbell
the Highland Mary to whose his own s inseparaby
joined All voices were loud against him. prudence forbade
her upon with this outawed man. the girl dared to
the love in her own heart and looked to herfeayeny Father
for protection She knew that Burns had snned and how
he had repented She knew he was free to be her husband
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-15
Satisfaction Guaranteed.

soan Condition Powder has the largest sale Of any Horse
and Cattle Medicine in this country 1t is composed mostly
of herbs and roots and for mdness safety certainty and
thoroughne stands preemneny at the head of the list OF
Horse and Cattle Medicines.
1t carries off all humors prevents horses from be-
coming stiff or laundering purhes the blood loosens the
skin and gives it smooth and glossy appearance cleanses
the and strengthens every part Of the body 1t also
safe and certain remedy for coughs and colds which gene
rate many fatal diseases
In all erupve diseases and such originate impure
state of the blood poll evil sula sure scratches etc,
this powder is of the utmost Importance to remove all I'M
purtie faint from the SYSTEM and thus prevent return
of the disease .
The requires to be supplied with an abundance OF
foodnot make her fth is not desirable but TO Keep
up regular secretion of milk and all owners OF COWS VIII
find by giving them Soan Condition Powder twice week
large increase in quantity and quality Of milk ano creI
1t carries off all fever and Impurities of the blood The
effect is throughout the season. by rich ana abundant
flow of milk. ,L,
The farmer is beginning to be Of the vanaoe prop
critics of Soans Condition Powder in pronong @ 20 M
of his sheep and preventing many Of the diseases Oh Inc
domesticated animals.
fifty cent package OF sloans Cond9n coe1p a bnS
barrel of sw is certain preventive OF nog cnoleE nno
saggera and other diseases common among nogS'
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-15
LATE NEWS.

We learn from Washington that on Thursday the 9th
n the House of Representatives proceeded to consider
the bill concerning the American citizens in foreign
States.
Mr. Chandler addressed the House in criticism of the bill
liking it to Niagara. The title of the BILL he said was the
roar and the bill itself the fall and great the fall
thereof"
Messrs Boyer and Woodward also made remarks The
bill then went to the morning hour Tuesday,
the 18th.
There is considerable comment in diplomatic circles about
Secretary Stewards failure present Mr. Edward Thornton
the new British Minister the President Tuesday, the
4h of February Mr.. Thornton it appears had made all
his arrangements the President at the time stated
and had so notified Mr. Seward Tuesday morning, the lat
ter informed Mr. Thornton had arisen
account of which it would be necessary postpone the
presentation. The British Minister is in profound igno
what these circumstances are 1t is said, how
ever that the President wished lay his views the
Alabama claims before the Cabinet previous to meeting Mr.
Thornton and that this the of the posponemen
1t is rmored that the President will nominate Seward
Minister England, in place of Charles Francis Adams
and that Seward consents TO accept
The reconstruction committee considering the
spondence between the President and General Grant, and
Messrs Boutwell, and Bingham have been designated to
prepare report and submit it to the full committee Some
members of the House think the Presidents in d
recng disobedence of Stantons orders ground for inn
parchment and the committee loongn into this question
The subcommittee report their opinion tomorrow
and the judgment of the full committee will doubtless be
known in few days.
upon the discussion of the Danish treaty for the sale
ST. Thomas and San Juan but after consultation it
determined at the last meeting to postpone action until
the arrival of the agent of the King of Denmark reported
by the Atlantic cable to be ON his way hther
Advces from Jackson, Mississippi state that the follow
ing Republican State ticket has been nominated: For
Governor, B. D. Eggeston; Lieutenant-G Governor, j.
Jameson Sergeantof-Arms r. j. Acorn Treasurer, D. NJ.
Williams Auditor, W. j. Morgan; School Commissioner,
C. W. Clarke; Attorney General, j. NJ. Morriss.
All the candidates white.
The New York State Republican Convention Syracuse,
Yesterday passed resolutions in favor of General Grant for
President, and Governor Fenton for VicePresdent and
appointed delegates the National Convention the full list
of whom is published in another column
cable telegram dated London, February the 6th informs
us that "the comments of the American papers the
of Train" exciting "much discussion in the
English papers, but that the tone of the London newspa
pers was moderate and concatory" Let be thankful.