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A PLEASANT IIOMfat - great bargain --llani-
~ some Ittlsts detached. two sturN ami BRICK base
mont. Apply Ouwucr premises. l-4i i3d st. Sou'h
Hrunkl, taf- Vn.s house, - minutes To lnmitn
forrN. price si-r sapp ct.h Also neat new twn-ury
cottages, i've rooms. for t"' cash. price sEp healthy
location. near TIM .chuuls ami churches tu-e with tam
ines 1T young children viii do wei Co look this
property. \ lew ncw cottages e. rent az so
L'OK sAIE-That splendid business property sit
uated AT Tie corner OF I'm aV AMI 18TH Il, AMI tour
story extension on 18TH t. tuWtr J. occupied a. tea
store, me laer ~ tailor store, prlcca 49, tl,,pp
can remain Apply on the premises WM A HARE.
NOR sAIE-Rauk building 1895 and as- Canal Il .
corner OF Lagit including vault marble counter. IA
turrs, &C. Apply 10 lnluu Dime SAVINGS Bans broad
way and 32i T.
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RnGULAR SUNDAY poAr

The fast and w,lfknuwn 4, amlnat
THOMAS WAY
will make her cguaf sunday cwccn New York and
NewHrk, leaving Commercial du,k, Newark. At A. .
leaving Ncw York Pr - y r. loot ct Nescy at lOt,
A NJ, stopping al bergen Point each
FARE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COM
~ fANNS steamers between Sew YORK and Havrc
calling AZ Plymouth Great Britain for the landing pas
seue,rs. will AL ron Pier ~. y X
FRANCE. IruiNile 600. " r,lue>daN June 20. | 7 NJ
AMkklQl +. rtu1als. .. Saturday. June q. = I VI
rtRf.lRE pAurv Wednesday. June n, q 30 A VI.
katt VI passage grcutlN reduced
LOUIS III pEHlAS. AGENT. ~ Broadway.
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$50 MILES SAIL On THE SOUND (!
"A GRAND FAMILY SUNDAY EXCL RSlON 10
NEW HAVEN.
commencing SUNDAY. Juno ~.
AND EVERY FOLLOWING SUNDAY,
TlIE ELEGANT STEAMER
THOMAS POWELL
Citizens Lnci Cant Woodward,
reft,cd csIecialN for this route.
IANDiNG AT LIGHTHOUSE POlNT.
the most famous Eastern watering place.
Leaves LEROY II at = 4 VI Pier I. y II, II A VI. (;
Jewell .duck. BROOKLYN. $50 \ NJ Grands st, New York.
s1i A. " 2h st.. l.. X, "a VI.
Returning leaves New Haven at + W.
Music BY the - - -
18TH REGIMENT BAND,
Thomas Devcrcll. Leader
Dinners and rvfre shmVnts ut popular prices
EN tursion TCkcts 81
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{ uuntrp Soaro.

I'IRSr-CLAss BOARD 40 a farm house. about
10 Mile uom Lous kfhnch and nNr MINUTES WAiA 20
the Beach, Accomnu iafiun> Ur thrtN, sr' hAlhins
terms reasonable Aidrt.~ GEORGE slChLLN, Deal
Beach. Monmouth county, NJ
I>sTKtCrtON IN Frcueh and music by II lady
" Antcd tNNAauge lor country board Address
A box las huu office.
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MuslcaI snstrumttts.

uusICal snstrumtnts.
A GREAT OFFER .-pHriur these hari times we
n wall sell 1oct plnui-. 500 Ti,urt, $40 each.
used year, 2>tup organs. sil Stops. fbl stops So,
stop. So ~ stops, $50 - ,0,s, Sln cash, not used
N'tr IA perfect order. aud warranted, sheet music Al
halt prlce. HORACE Alters \ SONS, mhnu'r- \ deal
en- - l. IAN It. bet kMhN \ University pl, y. Y.
4 FEW second hand Neh,r llan1, at very srcsf hlr.
n gains. some ui them used but very short time ly
our hcst MUSICIANS Ani really almost as good A. new
iuiiy warranted boz every .ftct Please call Ht tlo
WEBER MANkkOUMs, 9TH av. and ltih ~
DIANOs, ~ octnvc, slNn cost $50 or-aus, stops,
1 -, -. 80, r. 40 DANIEL i. BEATTY. Wasains,
ton, n J.
FRIGHT ami square pianos shpto 500, - and 80
- nllutliA ull paid. ur rents upward
blfiS Union square 'th hNl, near ian 4
- ID1 ELEGANT carved o,,rsiruns piano. hne
~ ~. tome, ~, ~, lave piano, So organ. S,5
GORDON 4 sos IL Rast liih t.
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INMAN LINE--MAfL STEAMERS
Il FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or RICHMOND ......... SATURDAY.. June ~ . p
CITY or BRlsskLS. saturday July T. ~ "
CITY or CHESTER .......... Saturday, July ~ A. NJ
From Pier ~, North river
CABIN 80 and slul gold Return tickets favorable
terms sIEERAGE. SIS currency Drafts atloNcs
Saloons state Rooms smoking and Bath Rooms amid
SHIPS
JOHN q DALE. Agent.
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TO rHILADELrHiA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BEfN ZEN
NEW YORK AID llilLAnELrHIA

NEW lohh AND liilLAnELlHlA
10 through trains each wa, daily = dcpots in Phiadcl.
llla, in Sew lolk.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment AMI the
FASTEST Time consistent With absolute safety.
or ANn AFTER JUNE II. 1877
ENnrcss Tns n'" N"w YORK Wa Dc-brusses and Curt.
lnnif SIS t,frl ~ follows
aa S@ s., 90 80 Limited, iosoA Mil.4SG7 AMI
nf VI Suuthys. "a VI .. q. Z and : .il l. NJ
Returning. trains leave rmedol hi 3 a. 7 Z go
s.m aud II lmicd ENprc,,. / .ll b NJ '. .. T.
80, 3D. ami r. amt - midnight GA Sunday
-, =, ,l VI I 3d. and 7 T. VI auI H. luniu.hL
li'k'i nUc "-n ami ga bruaiWuN. No Aston House
ANT loot ul u .hrus-oH anil tnrNtiult ~, Court 1t
hrookNu ~ lld, ani lls Hudson IT. llnhokcn Depot
FbHN, ~, ii,um, nil ue@ot oiie", hattlh place.
ihANh lh'lMNuN, L. FAkNlR
General nnl,r Gcn,fH PASSENGER A.,ut
IHtNY ANDTROl HYDAN RONTs-
- Midland amt paWel DrrN. have Ar.ttN street
frr \. H. Al 49, nud 2ith st. HtHA NJ laullug At ~.
hN Ferry, Mrsi FONT, N,Whur-h h, Pokrcpslr khurhrck
Shu-'ris ttieklll aud Hudson tlns connection wI Il
NtM YORK t'nra Railroad tor the West To West Point
ANA NcWhurgh, returning dnN ~ Tickets or
coupons good uh Hudson RIVER Railroad received ON
h"ardtur passage
ti.HANN BOAT. PEOPLES LINE.
- On" 81 inc 'lrthnl IL unrfs, DREW or ST JOHN,
wu'thNe lcr A. Anrth river every week dnN AL Il T. Nj
connecting ~ AUhn tor NaratusH amt all iaNullte sum
mrf resorts north and West Fare only $3.50
A THE MARY POWELL. Tor West Point.
-. N""hulsh, fuuthkcrp>ic kluuut. and KINGSTON
ihpllhS a. N"I~ns. Cornwall, Mitun, and New Ham.
buns, and Marlboro by nIry. Val leave Por 80 A. X
Ne''J st. daily Sundays oAeepted atJ 80 4, NJ.
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Sbippinu.

A NCIIOK LINE : NAIL STEAMERS.
~ SAIL EVERY SATURDAY
10 GLASGOW, LONDONDERRY, or LIVERPOOL.
INTERMEDIATE. Sta SrEFRAGE, rs
70 LONDON AND SOUTHAMPTON
TWICE \ MONTH SAME RATS
COMPANY ; OFFICES. BOWLING GREEN
HENDERSON BROS AGENTS.
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GIVEN AWAY-rin ware, glass ware, soap Ac.,
corner vi I'D 81
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Tho nrsthoat TO arrive at Newbursh. Returns 10 N,w
Nork 90 q + NJ
=. Layes Harlem Bridge a. .. East l2o.h = ~.
East 1881 4 49, EA-t III 4. = Grand IT. 10. jew.
tl's poek, tutou Jerry Bf,-ie.n, 80 Leroy i New
Nutk. 80. Wet 81 4, So West 4id 81, 8 Oo Man
hatHnsile. g IS
Log 90, al end lunches served on ,he European plan
by DiDfc ktimtr. 90 utDrh's, To- broadway.
y -I4ri'u H. liquors sold uu the boat
r.IL l ~ L. n l a l L nm LrDLl
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4 SIS " ho.cr WILSON -ew iug machine NiH. ttker.
u t'r h'mmrr- -. VIII be- sui ut 80, ~lil.. 3ft.
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- These Noycls are in Paper Covers. except whei
oiherwi~c specified.
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Situations ttllntso.
4 GERMAN man aui VIE English desire sltua.
a hurs iu Atntrtuun'. inuliN the man A. Coachmnn
ans gard ner, dffsuis PERFECTLY the o horses
tu WI" j. an excellent COOK u Mruts SOUPS bread ami
lse UT maker 1000 tn.uuhranrr. ~ lu IN.
u, nu u1n g. the country, both frot'-tanu Can
be seen tor Iwo days at IA Delaney IT. restaurant
Mr. ENHEIs
experienced tookkceltr and cNIert IN inv. ,ti.at
- s accounts books written up aud balanced part.
nr-hip accounts adjusted. &c ASKS respectfully the
"rcnut' aui manufacturer. of tins city tor work IN the
nhuNt irfu hes ~ very moderate rslnuutrauOn. Al
dress b huN llo. sun oflcc
4 CHIN AMAN want a situation ina tea store ex
- i"r'N'"i hand Aiily al laundry. ai2 80 av
4 GERMAN gir wishes a situation 10 do general
n hpu,e~urk. 6f5 East iith II. Isl four.
SITUATION WANTED a. run all Kind. OF
- wnod wufNlns mae hlnerA, moulding. band scroll
sewing, Hi making repairs On same Inquire at 2jo
ENery Il. BrouANn
WANTED-Hy miidlcngci Protestant man. ~ DO
W ch"irs AMI uak" himself useful l. smart, and Us
rtfenrr Of tour years. Ma-rs no object Address BUT
TLEWOkIH, 81 West s7th IT.
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II Steamboats,, prorellers. AMI bar-es ALWAYS on
hand 10 charter ~ reasonable rates Boats ami accom-.
m'hAuon, superior to ANY m the business STEAMBOATS,
tor small phruts speciality. Make engasrmtn carly
fur iull particulars appN At office OF SrAhlN lltN,
River, ard lirhur Transportation Pier H. H. between
tUrtAudt ana hey
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HALIFAX COUNTY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DiSpAtch.j

Core ,nGcncc Of the Richmond Di>patcii.j
SUTHERLIN's, April !, 1871.
To-day the people OF Milton township,
Caswcll county. y. c., decided by election
10 subscribe $1,000 towards building the
..Mi!ton and Sl,hcrlin Narrow-Gaugc rail-
road" More than threc-tilths OF the regis
tered voters endorsed the subscription,
while only about twenty votes were re-
corded against it. This result will ensure
the building OF the road, at this time and in
future 30 important to Milton and vicinity.
Before the era of railroads this was one OF
the most thrifty and prosperous towns
III North Carolina, but OF late years 1t has
been greatly damaged by competition with
places having railroad facilities. twas FOR
this reason that the good people OF Caswcll
voted so solidy to-day in favor OF the SUBJ
scription. The road will connect Milton
with this point on the Richmond and Dam
Vile railroad. will be eight miles long, with
n gauge Of three feet, and will cost $4,000.
This estimate covers the expense OF a bridge
over Dan river.
4 large number OF colored citizens came
up 20 the polls, and seemed TO en-! Joy the OPP
portuuity Of voting with the "whitc folks"
free from all danger OF being turned out OF
church or turned oil by their sweethearts
for so doing. They appeared to be more
hilarious and Joyous and fur less sinister
than ut elections generally.
Crops promising; farmers well up with
.heir work Weather delightful.
SCLIpEI.
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FtNANefAIz.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

'S1oA<A'AcNO oSA r,Lht/TI<tINSJIi.
TUESDAY. April 10, 1877.
sALEs.-60O Petersburg city eight per cent. bonds
Especial taxi sold ut 100; 500 Southside thirmort-
gage bonds sold ut 40; SO shares Virginia Homo In
surance Compauy's stock sold at %.
american G0td.-1O4k bid. -, rs hs Ill 4
state Observation-Disclosures consOls, II bid, I'm
asked; Virginia tax-receivable coupons, s4h bid,
city Observation-Disclosures city. SIS, 1154 bid,
asked Kchmend s.y ss bid s stv
Ky sa pa "a Central Railroad
Ira Raroad SIrd and 7s 3D.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage
6's, j. and j.. 81 asked; Virginia aud Tennessee
southsidc Railroad second mortgage preferred 6's,
J. and j. SIS bid; Southsidc Railroad third mortgage
preferred 6's. j. and j., 40 bid; PetersbuTg Rai-
mond and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage 8s,
A. and O., 100 bid; Richmond and Psters6nrS Rai.
Rehond m and Poi '
mortgage s's, J. and j., 100 BID, 10 asksd RiSe
Railroad third mortgage S's, n. and NJ, 50 asked
Richmond and Danville Railroad consolidated 6,s,
A. pssed YORK
and Chesapcakcs Railroad and Steamboat SIS. j. and
% Ra ii Observation-Disclosures and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, 25 bid 20 asked; Richmond,
Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad six per cent.
guaranteed, 100 par, S3 bid Richmond, Freder1ckS-
burg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent guaran
teed, 90 Dar, 90 bid; Richmond and Danville Rail-
road, 100 par 4 bid: Seal Oard and Roanoke Rail.
road guarantees, 100 par, l l Asked PIP. :
, Bank Stocks.--Nationai Funk of Virginia, 100
par, 95 asked State Bank OF Virginia. 90 par, nc
bid Citizens Savings, 25 par. 2 Did, % asked.
rlnp. 25 par, 39A bid: Virginia State, 2i5 par, so
asked; Virginia Home, 100 par, 95 bid 100 asked
Fire Insurance Com pany rs par, II bid, 1S asked;
and Arlington Life, 100 par, 100 bid
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BEMAELE COUNTY.

ICorr,srondcncc Of The Richmond Dispatcli.l
ALTON. NEAR pAKNASSuS. April 1877.
Gentle spring. in all its lorclincSS, is upon
rs, and our people are merry and light
hearted OF the flattcriug prospects ahead.
Iiaycs has issued the Greeley command in
South Caro!ina--.. Back, thieves and our
Legislature having adjourned, after giving
IL. although At the heel Of the session, the
assurance that whskcy must assist 10 ill up
the Golfers Of orr depleted Treasury; all OF
which tends 10 increase the era OF good
feeling that Hayes promised to bring about.
III fact. We are so happy that we arc not
concerned about the coming man for GOV
crnor. and i! East Virginia selects man OF
The Hampton stripe our section viii 20 Tor
him viii, Il vim.
: company oi miners from Pennsylvania
are prospecting in oUr mountains, and have
% far hccn very successful i'll developing
immense beds OF coal; and Il Is ali SAID 10
he ii the anthracite variety. Their eX-
ploratiouS extend from New River Gap 10
>triblinr SPRINGS, and the company have
purchased and leased land along The route
DESIGNATED.
Thinking il might interest some OF the
readers Of The Dispuich who are engaged in
cl..tivatin.. tobacco, / be" leave to relate
the result u IN experiment III tobacco that
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For. He WIS placed in n cell at Chestnut
police-stationr and while the officers were
looking over the papers found in his pos
session he cut his throat with pocket
knife, making fearful gasll across the wind
pipe, but not touching the juSular vein.
He had also received goods from Louisville
and other points, and seemed to be regu-
lar confidence operator.
THE TURF-THE RACES At NEW ORLEANS YES
a. TERDAY. - /
NEW ORLEANS, April 10.-In the three
quarter mile race, for all ages, Jack Harde1
man won; Anderson second, Mamie Barnes
third. Time, 1:1Sl.
In the two-mile heats Sam. Harper won
in two straight heats. Time, $500, 1888.
In the mile heat Bob Woolcy won; Port
Leonard second, Costander third. Time,
1:40. - .st d..
'.s". TWO, CHILDREN DROWNED.
BosroS. April 10.-Two small. children
of Mr.. n. Haughton, at Clinton, Mass,
were found drowned to-day. r L.
- PERSONAL.
NEW YORK, April 10.-Miss Bouligny, OF
New Orleans, the celebrated singer, arrived
to-day by the steamer St. Laurent.
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CHICAGO.
MARINE IETELLgasENGE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 10, 1877.



Bark Riga tDan.l. Jor.ensen, Grecnoch. timber
and lnn5e:, Ben. Spencer = 60. ..-
".. SAILED. ''.''
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York. mcr-
ciarG Use and passengers, e. W. Alien Co.. agents.
Steamer Fanita. Howe. Philadelphia, merchandise
and passengers. W. z. Porter. agent.
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. l.. b. Tatun. agent.
Lark Oof Gas tSwe.l. Domey, Copenhagen, pctro-
leuu, Melssuer, Ackerman Co.
Schooner Albert Daley. Mason. New York. can
mel coal. Gcrvas Storrs. agent. o.
schooner zncite Kenyon, Buekinehaln Hartford,
conu camel coal, GervaS StorrS, a9c'i'.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Liverpool March 1st, bark Woye (Nor.) An
dcrScu. , -,
FROM Liverpool February 18th. bark Ruth Ennis
From New York March 7th schooner Matilda
(Br.l, O'hfahoncy. .
From Orient, l. l., &srci :, schooner ". F. Par
IF From ON New York Marcel, so.h, schooue: Hattie
From Baltimore April 4:h, schooner Sarah Cullen,
Anderson. -,
From New York April 6:h, brig Cazlqne tBrl,
From PIlladephia April 6h schooner Annie E.
Moore, E.skridge. ..-.. -
From Philadelphia April 9th, schooner N. II. Bur-
From rhladephia april TIN, schooner Thomas
From baltimore April 9TH, schooner Sarah Fisher,
Chveral. 49, .,t. ,y.,,
Giles, Wordsworth. t',a - ~
MEMORANDA. s.3"irs5
Schooner Hattie J.. Giles. Wordsworth, from
Orient for Richmond. ut New York April 9Th.
Schooner o. 2. Bnns. Stcclnan. from JAMES river,
at Philadelphia, April 9th. 'sf is' ~ ~
- .ss.-... 1885, MIsCELLANT.u F3.E
Schooner Ii. T.. Giles when had discharged ut the
Long Beach works. went up to Grecnport April LIST
to haul out on Bishops ways, having on the down
trip coal from HobOkcn struck on the Spindle rock
northwest from, The point ut Plum Gut and damaged
her bottom slightly. She repaired and returned on
the "a instant TO the works where She loaded with
phosphate for Richmond. sailing on the 9Th.
4 United States buoy tender Is In port repairing
and strengthening up the baoys In James river.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. April 1o.-Arrived out: Steamers
II. c. Berg, Agatha, Memphis, Advance, Artella,
Poncma. Ngici. Paulene. David, Dennie, Augusta.
Ttltje, EstnnSen., lloneward bound: Steamer
Marc;. c. Day, for Hampton Roads
NEW YORK. April l0.-The steamship Lame
riuue Is aioat aud getting up steam 10 come INTO
port. The Husband Is breaking up.
NEW YORK, April 10.-Thc cable or tug TOWING
the strectcleanins harees to sea parted ine
fleet WAS scattered, and several roundered "ith loss
! a life
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany.

Germany. Ha"
PRINCE DIsMARcK's REQUEST TO BE PENsIoNEB
.-...... REFUSED .G.t :. AZ
BERLIN, april 10.-The PoSte states that
the Emperor, in gracious terms, has refused
Prince Bismarck's request to be pensioned
of, but accorded him heightened leave OF
absence.
Camphosep, by right of seniority, will
represent the Chancellor in all Imperial
affairs. Communication to this effect will
be made to the Rcchstag tomorrow.
The Eastern Question.
THE RUSSIANS DECLARE THAT THINGS ARE
GOING BADLY.
LONDON. April TO- The Palt--HaN Gazette
makes the following announcement a telc-
gram received in London yesterday from
Vefyk Pasha, president Of the Turkish
Chamber of Deputies, says: "Thc Russians
declare things arc going very badly in Bull
garia. They are right We have discov-
cred the existence Of two incendiary Rus
sian agencies there"
Russia has fixed upon The 18th instant rs
the date, before which the Porte must give
his decision in regard to sending any cx-
traordinaly ambassador to st. Petersburgh.
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,.n,r> nrITu OF An ESTiAhbLh LA"i
.Tr sToRM--A YOUNG LADY ARTlStE-A
nrxrrrT 90 sENr HER AFRO Ap-THE Lie'oK-
DEALERS.
Il,,..,.,>,ndcpcc or the Richmond DsSl'atch.l
AFRIL 10. 1877.
nrS Mary Stewart, wife Of Alexander
uan,ilton. ESQ, aud daughter OF Mr.; Alex
andcr Donnan, died reryA suddenly thls
,rorniuc about > O'Clock. Her Illness was
II very brief duration. and her dcath Is
crcot shock 10 large circle OF iricnoS an"
relatives. Deceased was in the twen,!-siNCh
wear OF her age, and lady OF rare sfaces
and accomplishments.
weather OF Yesterday. The wind, however,
did moi lulI until this morning. It's the
,,rncra) opinion Of our old citizens that IN
[hc;r lifetime. at least. such high TIDE has
never been witnessed in the AppomatloN
os that Of Yesterday aad the one OF thiS
morning. :,,., :,
Society here Is showing much interest," III
= concert TO be given next week for the
benefit Of q young lady OF this city 10 cn-
able her 10 20 abroad and cultivate her
voice. which is ono Of rare sweetness and
roD,nsSs. The Young lady is Miss Tuck,
now in the eighteenth year OF her age. Ike
Gently she came under the observation or
strakosch. The great .imprcSsaro, who was
50 greatly inspired with her rare gifts OF
voice that lie offered to provide her with u
thorough education in the Conservatory OF
Milan on tho condition that after the COM
Dlction al her training she would engage
her professional services 10 him for term
q wears This offer vas accepted on the
advice OF her friends. and she is soon to go
abroad. Those who have heard her voice
in private entertainments testify I" ITS sur
pyising compass and richness. and all Pc
tersburs is now anxious 10 hear her.
There is some talk among the liquor
dealers OF Petersburg Of holding meeting
af an early day to unite with the dealers in
Richmond and other places in testing the
constitutionaiity OF the Moilctt bill There
are about one hundred dealers in Peters
burg. and to inan, il is understood, they
are opposed to the bill. RoRIN ApAlE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-11

ASHLAND AND SUFFOLK PosT-OFFIcEs.-
There are offices which the recent adjust
ment Of salaries shows to have gained Dusl-
ness sufficient to make them pay one thou-
sand dollars per annum TO the postmaster,
and thus become "prcsldential offices y
i. c., within the direct appointment OK the
President OF the United States and not OF
the Postmaster & cncral, who appoints all
poStmasters whose salary is less than one
thousand dollars. Two such Offices have
recently been reported from Virginia
Ashland, Hanover county, and Suffolk, Nam
Scmond county. These offices will proba-
bly, be filled by the disappointment OF the
present incumbcnts, but "thcre'> many Il
slip between The cup and the lip."-dte1-
nnIrin Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-11

Or INTEREST 10 OFFIcE-SEEKERs.- The
President has decided 10 adopt rule very
soon by which he will be relieved from the
heavy pressure Of the army of ofiice-seek-
crs who throng the ante-rooD,s at the White
House daily. and all importunatc with their
entrealics for t'only afew minutes" He
intends 10 have all ofiite"seekcrs make their
applications to the heads OF the respective
departments in which they desire appoint,
ment. He will not give them Il personal
hearing, although he will not ne unWllilng
TO have an audience occasionally with their
friends, whom he can question rs TO tue
fitness Of the candidates for the positions.