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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-09-07

How BELLE LOST HER WIG.-Tle
New York letter of the Chicago TIL,
bune" says: Mr.. Trowbridge's comical
story in poetic verse, in the July nun.
Der of Harper's Magazine, Of fashion,
able belle who lost her wig and false
teeth overheard, which were recovered
in time to allow her wedding to one OF
her suffers, had a counterpart in half of
the story last week in the experience of
a party who attended the yacht race on
a steamboat. The sufferer is wells
known society belle, who has more
than once graced the upper deck OF
Colonel Delaney Kane's Pelham coach,
and is understood to be engaged to a
Wall street broker. She is only ninee
teen, and has been noted for her wealth
and blonde hair. Dressing in half
mourning on account of the death of
a relative, the combination of black
with blond has given her distineue
appearance well known to the swells of
the Avenue,
Last week, on the occasion of a
yacht race, she was one of private
party on board a small propeller char
tered for the OCCASION, and as the wind
was gusty and the sea made sad work
with the stomachs of the party outside
of Sandy Hook, there was an utter
abandonment of all pretence of persons
al appearance. Our belle suffered with
the rest, when she sought relief by res
moving her hat. A sudden puff of
wind the next moment caught her hair
and stripped her head Of its covering
In other words her mass of blonde
head rigging had blown overheard, and
the poor girl was in a rage of despair.
Her lady friends rushed into the cabin
and tried to console her; but half of
them were delighted with her mishsp,
and the other half said to themselves
that it served her right However,
they managed to arrange her remaining
hair so that it looked passably well, and
she returned to the City, if not crest,
fallen, at least bereft OF her wealth Of
hair, and her reputation as blonde
beauty forever destroyed.
, 1876-07-16

CARPETS! CARpETs.! cARPETs!!. CARPETS!
~ EArpets!! Curpe.e! The haest selection OF ear
pet4 In this city hsg spring styles arriving,
and will se at lei prices than any house in the city
Great will bc taGeu to show customers E1uda,
and will carpets lie the very best ID
the market Cl1t irfote puIctaslng- ". 4. Low.
ELL q CO.. 73G West Mallsou-Bs.
CTOVES! STOVES!i STOVES! I'VE have
. tho largest End best assortment Of stoye> OF
New York, which aeu ut very low pstces aud
easy monthly paymenta. ". H. LOWELL & CO.. ssa
West hadteon-1t~
TnOCEERY! CROCKERT! )! cEGCEERYt -
~ The best c}85s Of crockesy and glassware on casy
monthly payment2- ". i. LOWELL T. CO.. 73e West
laulsOn-1t- .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08
Letter from Philadelphia.

SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.
Correspondence OF the Alexandra Gszetle.
PHILADELPHIA, July I, 1876 The Genera
Assembly of the Society OF St. Vincent Of
Paul met again at 9 this morning.
A report from a committee appointed yes
terday, recommending measures to counter C;
the alleged proselytism of the CNildreDs' Aid
Societies, was adopted. 1t looks to coucer. ed
action by the Society, under the dir c,i)n Of
the Episcopate of the Ca.holi, Churca 10 the
United States, to provide homes 10 Ca'hol c
families for Catholic children from the large
cities.
Several other subjects of importance 10 co.,
nection with the internal government of the
Society we're then discussed, aud fer thanks
TO Archbishop Wood ard the Couoeil of Phil
adelphis, and a most beautiful address rom
the Hoo. Joseph R. Chandler, acting Ptesi,
dent, the Assembly adjourned sine ole just BE-
fore IL o'clock. 1t viii be formally closed with
religious exercises at the Cathedral chapel to-
night. tlDELls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08
News of the Day.

Aiyices from Des Moines how that the hrst
estimates of the destruction and loss or NE
caused by the storm of Tuesday night in Iowa
was not in the least exaggerated. Besides tue
forty two persons drowned al Rcckda'e, twenty
five persons were killed in Warren county, while
some reports place the number q: tory, hnd 81
or eight in Madison county. Fully one hunafeo
and fifty house. have been Destroyed, ana q
great number OF cattle snd horses killed.
The cracker bakery OF Waiter G. Wilson &
Co., Philadelphis, was destroyed By FIRE yester'
day. The entire stock of the irm WAS burned
An insurance Of SO coo on the building and
contents will cover the loss. One hundred anc
Twenty-Five persons are thrown GU. Of EMPLOY
meDt By the FIRE. The wool mill o jos. Mead
owcraft s. Sons, in the same city, va; damaged
By FIRE yesterday to the e1tert OF So t0O
Subscriptions to the fuEd for the purchase OF
Old South Church, in Boston, h.veatcumuia-ed
80 rapidly inst the committee propose TO raise
$3.50. COO ty the 18th instant, in exnectshon tha!
further time may be given in which tbs property
may be purchased, either by the city or by sui
scription.
Secretary Robson again appeared before t2e
| House Committee on Naval Affairs yesterday,
and was examined in reference to payments o1
| claims, sale Of the Philadelphia navy ysrd. re
building of vessels, SC.
Senator Morrill, yesterday entered 'lpon nj:
duties as Secretary of the Treasury, the oath O.
office being administered al the Executive M~n
sion. Mr.. A. U. WYman also qualified as US
Treasurer and took chaTga OF the otfce.
jacob Rehm, formerly Chief o. Police 0: Chi
cago, has been sentenced TO pay q fine or olO,ON
and to TO imprisoned for six months IN snt
county jsil for completely III the whiskey frauds
in that city.
Dom Pedro yesterday visited the WestefI
Union Telegraph Building in New YORK, snc
expressed his sstorish :nent and atstaciioD q
the perfection OF the American system OF tele
grsphy
The Central Savings Bank OF Cincinnati
closed its doors yesterday. The President make
q statement that the asset: will Meet ali liabili
ties.
A party of strangers. supposed to be Don Car
los sDd suite, arrived 10 Richmond lss- evening
in q special car from New Orleans. Doubtful
The U. S Centennial Commission yesterday
decided, by a vote Of g 70 II. 70 Keep the Exhi
bit ion closed or Sundays.
NJ. Cfenbach, the opera boHde composer
sailed for Europe to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08
CHOICE BOOKS

Just published and for sale st
FIR ENCH'S.0 90 KING SIR EET.
oocict7 and solitude, by Ralpa Wsido En-
erson 81 81.
Ire oaduc of Life, by the SAM author;
price 81 81.
Barry Cornwall snd Some Of his Friends, by
James I. Fields; 5Vc.
ske.ca.s of our Cou.try and People, One
Hucd1sd ears Ago. By Edward Abbott; 81.
Lii. Letters and Table Talk OF Benz. Robert
Hayden. By Kicn,rd Henry st.dd"rd Sl.oo.
The Prime Minister, oy Anthony Iroliope;
clotr 81 81; paper covers 13c.
Words. Their Use and Abuse, by Prot. VIM.
Matthew'S, LID 81
volag, lst Of Daniel Dercnds' by George FL
To Budd ecopbe and Back soc.
\ Col4lc History 0; toe United States, by
Livingston uopkins 81 ~
Modei Town and the Detectives, by Allan
PinEcrtoa; s. 80.
Seen a.d Uu.een 81 70.
Josh Billings, his WORKS complete, with one
huld:ed Illustrations 81
y Centennial Commissioner in Europe, by
JohA ". Forney 81
kitty's lass Dsy and Other Stories, by Louisa
NJ. Aicott; oJc.
Le,t-haLted Elsa, from B'ackwood 35c.
New styles Pa Jeteries and the finest English
and French Stationery just received.
ia G. + FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

Judge David Davis, of the u. S. Supreme
Court, who boasts that he always was a re
publican, is reported to have written a letter
expressing his preference for the success OF the
Cincinnati nominees. Well, Judge Davis has
tried twice to get the democratic nomination,
and failing in each instance, he si1 Ks patriotism
as his personal aims vanish and returns uatur-
aIly TO his first love.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

The Senate yesterday, resumed the impeach.
ment trial of W. W. Belkoap, late Secretary
of War. Counsel for defense announced that
they had reconsidered their determination not
to cross. examine witnesses for the prosecution,
after which Gen. Irwin M,Dowell was put
upon the stand aud cross-exlmiued at cousld
cradle length. Other witnesses testIhed TO the
bank transactions Of Ca,eb p. Marsh and Gen.
Bclkpap. When legislative business was re-
suued, MeSsrs. Eduuuds, Conkllng aud Cock
rel gave notice that they would offer ameod-
ments to the rules governing the taking OF
testimony 10 the trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

Shortly before eight o'c.ock yesterday moro
log, a colored boy engaged 10 play 10 an alley
near Second ADD F streets, Washington, lcapod
from a teLc upou az ash pile, and astbe ashes
gave way to his feet they disclosed a partly de-
composed human body embed led 10 the Pile.
. Information brought the police to the place,
the back yard Of GIG Sacond street, whore
Wu. Rose, a co!orcd Dap lived. aud raoted
also part of the house 10 St.rirg Turplo and
his wifi, cjlorsd. There they removes p.rt II
the ash pile aud found the romaios of Turplu,
the head GU of and tbc l"gs aud thigh, aI-o
cut rom the body and park2i tightly around
it, the Whole beiUg covered with iln@ a Wi
as with ashes. An examination OF tie born
Bile remains led to the belief that Iurplu had
been murdered with au axe, aud then Ills o"d}
had ben backed TO pieces 10 order to better
serve the purpose OF c nesaIment. Ab'r:"i OF
water near BY contained : luz bloody clothing
much torn, aud evidently The clothes OF the
murdered man. .
Il appears from the statements Of Rose. and
a man named Thompson who lives with him
10 the house, that ou Wednesday noraiog last
they heard Turpin and his wife, Gsoralava,
| ouarrcliDp, as they often did, and tina; 5000
sfter they heard a groan, a tall, aud then AL
was quiet. Upon asking what Was the matter
the wife said that the old man had Fallen IL one
of bis drunken f. IS. Yesterday eTen;nE Mrs.
Turpin informed George Sauders, WHO came
with a ID, that her hus5aud had gone 10
Petersburg, Va. This moraiug, about 6Se
o'clock, Turpin's wife ahanion,d the house,
lie lviug two children, Susie, aged thirteen, and
Char lotte, pine years Of age, telling them she
would come back to uight. Charlotte Turpio
says that when she came home on "Wednesday
her father was lying gu the A)cr dead, end
that her mother told her she had cut bis
throat. Her mother then took the body
away and washed up the f or, s.r,nk.Iog
whiteHash upor it. All the inmates OF ire
house, Rose, Thompson sud vile, and Fanny
Kennedy, who lived with them, have been
held bs the police, who hold also the Turpin
children. The 30 ice fourd 10 the rootu .
womao's dress iul! of b.0od, a short haudla
axe, a Ratchet and two knives. The AK vile"
examined showed status IF bond. Tur.in was
about s;x;g-fv. years OF age aud bis vile is
about thirty five.
The Inquest 90 the remains of Turpin was
hell yesterday evening at the fourth ward po
lice station. and attracted a vary large crowd
OF negrDes. The evidence was almost eu'lF"Iy
circumstautiai. The jury returned a veric
that the deceased came to lis dsath hy wounds
produced by a hatchet 10 the bands nj his wife,
Georgiapua or Johanna Turin. The police
Yesterday evening received S me Dew clews /"
c1lnsction With I'll. terrible affair, and think
tina, they vii. be able to arrest tue wJman o
dry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

The Democratic meeting in Washington on
Thursday night, is acknowledged to have been
one Of the most imposing political demonstra-
tions that ever took place in that city, ard tar
surpassed, in every particular, the Hayes and
Wheeler meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

The New York York Herald blames Gen.
Grant for the disaster that has betalIeu Custer
ADD his command, aud says that "Geoeral Gus
ter's desperate bardihood in riding into the
Jaws of death, into the mouth Of hell was a
natural consequence of the treatment be bad
received from the President"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

D.. n. 7. Helmbold, who escaped from Kirk
BRIDES Lunstic Asylum, in Philadelphia, and
who succeeded in wrestling himself from the
grasp of the keepers sent after him to Long
Branch, was committed to the county jail At
that place on Friday night, his violent actions
pecessitating the act
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

4 CARD-I hereby return my thanks to my
n friends AID tie generous public for the ia
vors they have CONFERRED on me b? their patron
age, hoping BY strict attention To business to re-
ceive d coatinuaAon Of the same.
ICE CREAM, WA1ER ICES, and GUS
TARDS OF sli havors, from hslf q gallon to any
quantity, ms e and sent to ali parts 0. the 'i:y.
Gen;;emen's 70 IN frat f,pr; ladies psrlors
second hcor. J. ,. FORCE,
No. l25 King street.
IL A.exsncria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

Tue style Of picture vi Which the huge Work
now or about to be placed on public exhibitor
at the Rink, corucr Of Tweuty-tbird and Chest
nut streets, in Philadelphia, as an example, i!
not common 10 this country. lu Philadelphia
VI do oct at the moment recall any predeces
sor to this ''Washington at Yorktown" The
uetbod Of exhibition is to arrange the c1nva:
uoder a s;rJpg concealed light at a fixed dis
tance from toe obsergcr, with the inteIvanlne
space f lied With Obj cts arranged to coincide
EFT r.,y.with the painting itself; the %luteutlou
being TO cause "A deception so perfect as tc
make the visitor doubtful wh-re The work OIL
tie hrlsh begins That this c,n b. done, and
q. aiYeiy d ,ue, has been proven by she ex.
hrbitlou on The Champs Elysees 10 Paris Of a
Panorama OF the Sleg' The beholder ct which
can ~scsrccly reaIiza that IRON the elevated plat.
form ~ which he stands to view the work be
dovs not look out for miles upon a sceDc por,
traycd upon a CANVAS Almost within reach Of
his arms. There are in that exhibition two
clnruLs; oue from he a%rseual, the other from
The ~paiuter's hand. vt knowing this the frs,
siarce +; dlartIg aSSisDs a reversed percentage.
Here is tue p~ertvct,o OF of scenic art, aud Ii
WIS something qua t. thiSt that ~e were led 70
exr.c: in 'Wash.ngtoD at Yorktown from the
~ r friendly criticisms Of correspondents whose
,r.ises have oeeo its forerunner. l, would
nav been better, perhaps; to hive allowed 50
cred,iabie a work to have won q well deserved
success than t, hsve ri>kei a certain disap-
polntmenr By ~ir7iIiDg a comparison which de-
mon>uates uciu'i led promise" We have seen
1t stated that The artist who painted the mag
ni6c9ut wrrk of which we hsve .spoken is lh~
SAM IS be who paio;ed the pic urs on ex-
hibidoa at the Riok, but the fact is DOT ap.
!. W. d cot propose TO enter ioto any detail
ed description Of the present work, which
represents general Washington, surr,uuded
y a number of the officer. Of his Command,
reviewing the troops of his army and the
French allies. The Rink has been juGieiousIy
arranged for it's exhibition, and we are sure
tsat visitors will fud it we'll worthy a visit
hecsus, OF the novelty of ifs arrangement.
TIE grouping of hors m:D 10 The foreground,
aud tie brilliantly uniformed lay: figures rep.
resenting the advances guard Of the French
troops, cannot tail to win prisse. 10 the paint
ing itself much excellence is shown 10 all
hat per'ains to the landscape, and there the
excelIence ends. We commend it heartily to
the public as a curiosity that will repsy a
Vita show Of a most pleasing and most
unobjectionable character.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08
LEXANDRIA
JULY S. 1875
FOR PRESIDENT,
SAMUEL J.. TILDEN, OF NEW YORK.
FOR vICE-PRESIDENT,
THOS. 4. HENDRICKS. OF INDIANA

The u. S. Senate. by a strict party vote,
gave Piuchback $50. 900 for trying to get toto
the Senate. The Senate decided that he had
no legal or just claim TO a seat, but get bis rad
ical friends there, headed by Morton, and to
appe.se the ire Of the applicant and keep hiu
10 the traces, voted him $50. 000 of the people
money for DO services rendered. Thousand:
of people are begging now, uoable to get WORK
or bread, aud yet the radical Senate pays thl'
hiEalu;iu coiored gentleman $4,000 tor loaf
ing about Washington and etj ,yiug the priv
leses of Congress, dressing 10 purple aud hoe
linen, and faring sumptuously every day. On
Reform How the people long for it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

The people OF Colorado having adopted a
constitution, her formal admission as a State
of the Uoion now only needs the proclamation
of the President. Colorado has a population
of less than 1901 900 Git was estimated at
l25, 400 10 1878
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

The New York Herald Is of opioioo that 10
less Hayes washes his hands of Grant he will
certainly fail. 1t says: "Oo this point Gov.
Hayes must leave the people 10 20 dsubt. Ii
be lacks the courage or the sagacity or the To-
dependence to tell the country uuequiVocally
that be will put the administration on a new
course be will miss that tide 10 the affairs Of
men which leads on to fortune"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

Elk Speaker Baine is gradually recovering
his health, though yesterday, according 10 an
Augusta, Ma, telegram, he was not So well as
for two or three days past. A dispatch from
Augusta last plight says: Gov. Conner called
ca Mr.. Blaine 10 his sick room and rendered
him the appointment of Uoited States Senator,
saying that he believed it to be the very gen.
eral expectation and wish Of the republicans OF
Maine that he should I'll the vacancy caused
By Mr.. Morrilrs resignation. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Blaioe will accept the place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

A scientist afirms that eventually, as our
globe contracts, there will be oDly thirteen days
10 the year. 1t will be jolly to have 4th OF
July, Christmas, Washipgtou's birthday and
the rest of the holidays in one week, and be
able to remind creditors who coue posing
around that legal holidays must be respected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

Gen. Hunton, yesterday, made 40 elaborate
and able speech in the House of Represents
tives 10 favor OF the bill requiring the Pacific
railroads to establish a siuklug Iuud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

Mr.. Tucker must have struck the radicals
some heavy blows 10 the speech, 10 Washing
tou, on Thursday night, Judging from the sosrls
OF the Natioosl Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

The Senate, yesterday, passed a bill remov.
Jog the political disabilities OF Gen. Beaure-
gard. The bill will pass the H1uSe soon We
hope. Why not have general amnesty?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

PoToMAc FRUIT GRowERs.-Tbe Potomac
Fruit Growers Association will hold a meeting
oe2, Tuesday, July llth, at the Board of
Trade rnoHs 10 Washington. Prof Brsincrd,
Of toe U.s.. Pateu, Oh;e, will read a paper Oh
''rbe iood aud diet OF plants" This meeting
is held 10 lieu of the regular meeting, which
should have been he'd on the An instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08
The Markets.

New YORK. July 5. -S:ocks dull and "a little
lower. Money , Gold III Flour dull and
declining. Wheat quiet anu lower. Corn dull
and UNCHANGED.
BALTIMORE, July S.-VirgiDia SKIES, defer.
red, +; d.. consolidated Cot; DO. 81 series 80
Flour qIlet and weak aud unchanged. Wheat
wcak AID lower; Maryland red, good to prime
l22al2S; do. amber $50; do. white ll5al30,
Curu-southern s'eady; weslero weak and low
er; southern white 6la62:: d.. yellow IS SO;
western mix d 56}a57 spot, 5Sl Augu~t. OF!
6rmer; d"mani good; s3u'her, old 35a4O; do
Dew 42a45; western white 37439; do. nixec
1896 Rye "omiDai at SO IS. Hay steady;
drm-nd !alr; Maryland and Pennsylvania Is.
$50 Pr'visoas firm bur quiet aud unchanged
Polk 20 5o2S2l L;rd anl Butter uochap ged
Cvtf~. qu.rt Ju' f III and unchanged. Suga,
stroDg ana a~c,ivca: lO4 Wbiskey dull and low
er a. I51
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

The st. Louis platform takes 10 California
unanimously, and that State is now put down
as certain for Ti|deu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08
NOTICE To THOSE REQUIRING A LII
~ CE&SE IT, 80 Bt>lN ESS.
Mayur's Gtie e, AlaXandria. Va.

Iuiy Z, lSIO.
All business men and parties rtquirIns ii j.
eerse t. d. business are ncrroy lot d q IF the
existence Of The following Jaw OF the Citv Coun-
CT, ~:
"A!.y merchant, mercantile firm or other per-
son requiring iiccnse, who shall iail to pay the
same "a or before the 2D.h day 81 iuiy neI!,
shall forfeit and psy fv" dollars (s5J and coats
.or each ard every day they snail. continue bus
iaesa without paying said license tax s!ter the
said 25.n day OF July"
Those RI quired by law to take out E license
can obtain the same by calling st any time with
III the time specified by the law at the Mayors
Office. by order OF the Mayor:
JAMES +. WEBSTER,
il 3-tA1 Captain o. Police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

The remains of the Boston tea party must
have shifted 10 their graves on Monday, wheu
a Bostooian was 6ned $40 tor decorating biz
premises with America flgs, projecting more
than twelve inches over the Sidewalk, wlthcu
having previously obtained the permission OF
the Board OF Aldermen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

''Tilden aud Reform" are now tie watch
words, and the feeling is growing daily that
the ST. Louis ticket will sweep the country
Upith oosa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

The House OF Representatives, yesterday,
passed the bill to require the Pacific Railroad
Companies to create a sinkiDg fund to reimburse
the United States, by a vote Of l59 yeas to 9
NAYS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08
Meteorological.

Mean temperature OF the mouth. 1878; do.
Juue, 1878: 1885,; 10. June. 1874. 1888.
The mean OF June this year was about g hot
ter than 1873, and abou, the same a. 1874.
The wsrues day was the 9th, being 95' al =
p. ~, aod ,he meaG Of Tie day S50.25. The
coolest moroing was the lst, beiog So. Rain
fall for the mootk $50 inches; that Of June
last year ooiy to inches. Small variation
Throughout, Ihe uorth by both the therm me,
Ter aud barometer, the latter not raising above
% 95 inches, nor below 1855.
G.. G%ILLISGHAM
Acco,iuk, Va, June 1876.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

A dispatch from Alexandria, Egypt, to the
London News announces that Gen. LoriDg,
ooumaDder-in-chiet Of the Egyptian army OF
Abyssinia, has arrived 10 Cairo from Masso-
wah
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08

The Massachusetts Prohibitlonists have nom
mated an Independent State ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-08
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, Postotfce
July s, 1876.
Persons calling for letters will say they ale ad.
vcrtiscd and give the date o: the list.
If not called for within thirty days, they will De
sent to the lead letter office, in Washington.
Atkins. Fry King, S
Ashby, IS Lee, Ellen
Brown, Mary Ellen Leslie. K
Collins. Thomas Lee. Mrs R"ssnns
Clark. Reoecc. Moore, Nellie
Carter, Miss Lizzie Miller, F
Cspeliag. Albert 4 2 Russell Is Co.
Fraser, Miss Miranda Stokes, Thomss
Gibson, John a., 2 Smith, Mrs Henrietta
Graham, Mrs Bette Wilson. Richard
Johnson, avid Walker, Miss Lou
Kennedy. 6 A Wood yard, Jos l.
Stcvt. Mrs Louisa
~ S-lt w. n. BERKELEY. p. NJ.