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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-21

Connects with Ches. s. Ohio +. r. East and
West. 1t Lynchburg with Atlantic, Miss. u
Ohio L. i. to end from Southwest Virgins,
Chattanooga atlanta, Now Orleans, Nashville,
Memphis, Little Rock and all points IN Texas;
At Dsnville close connection with Richmond
and Dan7le L. T. 30 snd from the Carolinss,
Georgia, Florida and, via Atlanta, with Mobile,
New Orleans end Southern Texas.
For MANASSAS LINE leaye Washington
90 o. III. and Alexandria ? Is a. M. daily,
except Slndsy, arrive at Srasbnrg at Il 70 p. m;
West, Leave Strasburg 20 r. M, Front Royal
&c p. NJ, Markham 80 2. M, Salem 81 p. M
Manassas o. p. H., arriving Of AlexanorlS
20 p. n. Passengers for Washington and
North will leave Alexandria on Main Line
train, al 20 p. N.
For Middleburg daily connection at Plains
station
For UppcrTillc, regular connection al Della
plane.
For IYAEEENTON, leave Washington at
7 60 g. II. daily.
ington, to and from North and West.
New Orlesns sleeper leaves Washington
7C0 3. In., running through without change,
connecting with through Sleeper to Florida.
Excursion tickets TO Jacksonville, Florida
good TO May 18th, 1879, a. very low rate.
Through tickets sold st the lowest rates
nov Is J. NJ. BROADUS, e. T. a.
Sz0 GREAT 1879
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
To THE NORTH, WEST s. SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY.
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Nov. 10, 1871 % p. m.
Trains leave Washington from depot of BAL
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
ner of Sixth snd ST. sets, 80 follows:
For Phila. New York and the East, l.3O and
lG.l5 D. IN. daily, with Palace Oars Lin
| tied Express of Pullman Perlor Cars e.30 q
n: daily, excspt Sunday. For Philsdelphis
For Pittsburg and the Yves. TO. 10 a. m. daily, with
| rsrlor Cars to Pittsbu-g; 10 p. m. dsilV
with Palace Car to Chicago.
daily, except Saturday, with Palace Car tn
fof Baltimore, 7.cO, $50, $50 and 10. 10 g. NJ;
l.3O 42O. $50, 7.4O and 10.l5 p. m. On San
day, 10 10 =. NJ; 1.3O, $50, 7AU and TO- Is p. m.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria g. 7.15, s. 9, 10 aud II q. n, and
LIS. 3, 49, o, 6.05T, and 1l:3O p. N On
| Sunday q. g. NJ, and LILO and p. N.
Trains lcaye Alexandria for Washington, G.l6,
I.lS coo, &C., IL and II ALL, g. 40, g. Gl6
| ED : o. N. and y night.
| IN Sunday u 500 and 10 6. M, and Is ,. II.
THROUGH TEAM FOR THE SOUTH, via
Quan!ico BAD Richmond, will leave AleIaE-
| dr;a At 7.l0 g. n. sld 10 D. m. daily.
! ;..ckG;s and information can be procured /.
! principal railroad stations and ticket office:
Southeast L. P. FARMER,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent.
FsAEK THOMSON
Gegersl Manager. nov9
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THEONLY DAILY PAPER IN NORA
ERN VIRGINIA,

CIRCULATION STEADILY INCRHA,
ING--ONE OF THE BEST ADVER.
Using MEDIUMS
THE STATE.
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FOB NEW YORK

The Ell Steamships T.. y. KNIGHT .zzEsssss
and JOHN GIBSON leave the CON- $500 e.
pany's wharf, Alexsndris, EVERY SATUR-
DAY MORNING, and Neg York, from pier
Al East River. EVERg SATURDAY at four
o. clock 2. N.
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STEAMERG.
pOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.
-Otthe-
DISTRICT OF COLU&BIs.

This company offers unrivslled facilities for
the transportation of freight and passengers,
end will run thor stesme-s regularly IS f5llova:
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FOB TIE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

Tho new sld commodicus iron a::;>:~ +,
steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON. sSSsS sassss:szsss
built especially for this route, leaves tho com"
panys wharf, Washington, EVERY NON
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at
o'clock a. m, and Alexandria at 1870 $. A.;
returning, arr ives EVERY WEDNESDAY,
This company makes close connections II A.
e1andris with the w. c., Y. b. Is &. s. =. t..
Co. and with the w. s. 9. &. i. Go. Freigh!
received for sll points, North and South.
handled with caro- sDd toTwa!tiot. with prompt
ness and dispatch.
For further information apply 70
L. 2. EGED, Agent,
JRnDoy's Whuri,
or at the Office Of tho company, under tao Ne.
tioasl Metropolitan Bank izt: street, opposite
the Treasury DsGsT:pIn' tA :5hnY:Ga; 5eD,
<es4s OLYpEs STEAM LIZ Is WEEE-
,sassMaE LIZ TO
PHILADELPHIA s F6SVlDSS'S AND
Steamers leave Alexandria EVEBE TUES
DAY and Leave Philadelphia VEi,Y iSET-
URDAY, e. IL O'Clock II. from Pier 10. n.
Whsr7es.
This line cInrecis 81 AIsran;;-:. With TIE O.,
4. S. Il. and w & q. Is. Rs, anG u! Phil4Ga!-
nhia with Clyde'S regular Steamships Tor Fall
River, Providence end Boston.
Freight forwarded With promptne:s nld GAYS:
free of commissions.
10 charge for transfer in Philadelphia, snd
0 wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures Through rates and through bills
pflading given. Insurance ~ the loves; rates.
Agents:
+. &. REED, Alexsndris.
WIN. CLYDE s. CO., Philadelphia,
GEO. y. HYDE, orgetown, i. &.
JOENSON BEoS., Washingtog.
ism g.:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-12

Strowbridge has said that lie does not
want strikers.
SAN Francisco, July lO-A Bodie
dispatch says: A terrible explosion OF
q powder magazine, near the old Stand
ard machine works, has blown to at ms
everything in that vicinity. The Sum.
nit works. O short distance of, were
shattered 10 pieces. Many men were
killed, the NUN Der no. being known at
this writing. About twenty wounded
men have been found thus far.
1t is not known how many,
if any, have been injured in the
shaft and Underground works. The
top of the shaft IN the old incline is
now on FIRE. but can surely be put out.
The hills are black With people. The
fire department is doing good work.
James Hickey, foreman of the mine, is
slightly hurt At this time no estimate
can be made Of the number killed or
wounded.
WASHINGTON, July l0-The recep-
ton of proposals for performing mail
service on some 1900 routes throughout
all the States and Territories under
what Is known as miscellaneous let
tlngs." WAS closed at the Post-office
Department at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
The routes are nearly all newly estab-
lished and include a number CT large
i'm oortance to frontier States ard most
of the mining Territories. Awards
will be made by the Second Assistant
Postmaster General on or before the
31st, aud the new service will go into
operation by the first of October. Over
10000 bids have been received and the
letting will be the largest Of the mis-
cellaneous class that has ever been
known IN the contract Office.
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q ACCORDINd to the Portland Standard
the million people Of California pro-
duced last year 100000 bushels of
wheat and corn. the $50, 900 Oregonians
produced 100000 bushels, and the
$4,000 Eastern Washingtonians pro-
duced 1,Gl4 900 bushels. The Califor-
mans averaged 80 bushels to the inhab-
liant, tho Oregonisns 431Hs, aud the
Washingtonians 64H. In proportion
TO their number, the inhabitants OF
Eastern Washington are the largest
grain growers in the world. The yield
OF the United States last year is ex-
pressed by 400, 1872 400 bushels of wheat
and l.342 $500 bushels of corn, an
average of about 40 bushels each for
every man, woman, and child of our
100000 people. About one eighth
of the grain produced was exported,
one-third went to feed our country folk,
and the remainder was devoted to seed ,
fattening hogs, making whisky, &c.
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NEWS ITEMS BY MAIL.

NEW YORK, July The record of
failures reported in this city during six
months ending yesterday, show 1868,
with aggregate liabilities of 81. $780,
CSC. and assets valued at $500. 1886,
against 5l4 failures in the same period
of 1878. when the liabilities were $780,
$50, 1913, and the assets valued at SILL
Ol2,6G2. The greatest number of fail
ures in any one branch the past six
months was the produce business. In
the dry goods business there were five.
Thirty-eight failures were reported for
July that aggregate, liabilities. $685.
ST. and assets, $7S5.063. In June,
1878, there were fifty-four failures,
with liabilities amounting in round
numbers to 100000.
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Saturday, July 10, 1879.
FIRING OF SAlUTES

The firing Of salutes from rusty can
non by amateur gunners is, in the vul-
gar parlancc OF this country, about
played out" Accidents are caused in
this manner almost weekly on the Pa
ciic slope. and about election and ce!e-
bration times occasionally several in a
single day Only fortnight ago We
had an instance in our own town, when
q poor fellow was sent into eternity
without a moments warning. We now
learn Of two almost similar accidents
in Cslifornis on the Fourth Of July.
One occurred in the midst Of an excur-
sion party on board the steamship State
of CsliforDis. Her gun exploded.
blowing two fingers of the hand of the
ships second officer. aud by . mere
hairbreadth failing to kill more or less
of . dozen bystanders. The other ac-
cident was at San Jose. BY the prem
ature discharge Of gun there. one
man had both hands blown of. necessi.
tating amputa.ion at the wrist with one
arm and above the elbow with the
other. Another was struck in the
breast with piece of the hammer and
injured internally. A third man was
seriously hurt by another piece Of the
rammer. and several men otherwise
slightly injured BY flying splinters.
These three accidents occurred in three
different ways, and we don't suppose
these three ways by any means exhaust
the opportunities of gun to kill or
main those handling or near it. Life
is too precious. we think. to be sacri.
feed in any such silly, vainglorious
manner. But few persons take pleasure
in Q salute; and If the few must have
their pleasure in this way. they should
be compelled, for the safety of their
fellows, to isolate themselves when
taking it.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. July g. Sailed
Ship Topgallant, Port Blaksly; bark J.
B. Bell. Seattle.
SAN Francisco. July 9-The Central
Pacific Railroad Company recently dis.
charged large force OF Cinnamon en-
ployed in filing in Long Wharf on the
Oakland side. A request was issued BY
lsboring white men that Cinnamon
should be replaced with white men.
This was done ten days ago. Yesterday
these men. who were receiving 81 so
per day. but dissatisfied with this sum.
struck for ~ per day. and stipulated
that ten hours should constitute . days
work. The work consisted in unload.
ing earth trains from Niles. Some Of
the men expressed q willingness to
work for 81 10 a day. the amount paid
section hands. The Chinsm men had
been paid SIS or SEQ per month and
provisions. Mr.. Strowbridge, who has
charge Of the work, refused to accede
to the demand Of the men and IS
there were fears of violence. he obtained
policemen to keep the peace. These
remained but a short time, as there Was
no evidence of intention of violence.
Two men remained At work. willing to
work Tor u SO per day. The strikers
are sitting in groups around the trains.
and It is understood they will repel by
violence any attempt TO substitute Chi
namen. As yet nothing has been done
toward employing others. and Mr..
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OLYMPIA ITEMS.

Our regular correspondent at the
Capital. under date of July 10th, sends
as the following items:
Remenyi draws his magic bow here
tomorrow night.
Capt. Lawson. commander Of the
Fauntleroy. in the U. S. coast survey
service, is 1t present engaged about ten
miles east Of here locating and fixing
the various triangulstion points incl
dent to the service. The Captain in
forms Us that the schooner will not be
called into requisition this season as Gil
his work will be ashore.
The Fire Department was out for a
drill last evening. and ! fancied could
hear the poor fellows who sweated at
the brakes. gently signing "Oh, for
steam engine"
Iattended the rehearsal, last evening,
Of our organization known as the
Olympia Amateur Musical Society, and
was sgreeably surprised at the progress
made BY some of the members on their
various instruments. The society at
present is directing its attention to the
formation Of . string band, and the
following is the inflammation IS fur
nishsd me by the secretary: Violins 3,
clarionets 2, flutes 2, comets .. alto or
French horn /. trombone !, bass viol
I. and violincelio !. Mr.. r. G. OBrien
is the conductor, and Mr.. r. Hale
White director. Some of the mem bers
are besinners and some are profession
ais. and il the perseverance and marked
attention which prevailed during the
rehearsal at which I was present is
continued. feel assured that the society
will become permanent institution,
and one Of which. at no far distant day,
Olympia may we'll be proud.
The dark, dark, sombre, misty clouds
gently whisper more rain"
Methinks hear that very large and
loud whistle on that very small but
majestic steamship. the "Old Settler.
aud must be off for Skookum Bay.
KIN
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LETTER FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
tFrom an IsrEllarxcs, Correspondent

Ere N an IsrELLIsKycER Correspondent
SAX Francisco. July 9Th, 1879.
Omissions being part Of life's evils.
and l no. being perfsct, you must ex-
cuse the absence of my regular letters.
l could 10: help it. TIE weather was
Sd favorable that 1 could no. resist the
temptation to visit the country and
devote a couple of weeks to quietness
and peace in Csl.verss county. up
among the hydraulic mines. And such
time as we had. Hunting, fishing.
and general sightseeing took up our
whole time. But, as your readers care
nothing about hydraulic mining, shall
only say that the mining interest in
Calaveras county is yet in its infancy.
and a couple OF years will 50 develop
the gravel mines of that county as TO
assonish the world.
The glorious Fourth is over. 1t il
come and gone, and if next years
fourth is to be a repetition of the ore
just past, then may the Lord save US
from the infiction, for "I'll no more
of it, The same cheap trashy decors-
tions that have done dnty for two years
were again put in service. aud for this
item alone the dear, good. honest city
fathers have to pay only $4,000! Oh
we are very patriotic down here. We
don't mind handing ever to the Fourth
of July Committee all the way from
$4,000 to $4,000; for We know the
foreign gentlemen who are always too
modest to serve without being asked
will see to it that our money goes where
they think it will do the most good-in
their pockets. If any Of your readers
have ever seen just one Fourth in Fris-
co, they have seen all that is necessary
to convince them that we are not fond
of changes. The usual amount Of &C
cidents occurred, two of which proved
fatal, and all caused by the premature
discharge of firearms. One Of the two
cases is particularly sad-that of Fran
els Mulliken. only nine years old. and
only son of . widow living at 90 Haw-
thorne street. The little fellow was
watching a companion load cannon
when it was discharged. The rsmrod
pierced his heart, and he expired in
stantly.
The Central Pacific Company have
commenced the work of building new
wharf from Oakland Point down to
what is known as the old lending. AS
soon as the piles are all in, they will fill
in between them with rock. thus max
ing solid foundation for the trains to
run on. After this is finished they will
commence to fill in the entire water
frontage they have stolen from the city
of Oakland. 1t is expected that it will
require four years to complete the entire
work.
Were it not for the contemplate
winds, we should now be having fine
weather But the dust nearly blinds
you, and, when the writer wants to
breathe free, he takes trip over to the
Athens Of the Pacifc-Oakland, of
which I shall write at length in my next.
Till then adieu.
PARIE.
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ONE and two story buildings are DO.
coming the popular thing for factories.
They arc stronger and safer. and more
work can be done in them in the same
time at q like expense. Factories OF
the future will cover acres of ground,
and reach but little way into the
heavens. 1t is worth much moro to On
operative to work on the sixth or
seventh floor than on the first or SEC
ond, and. except IN large cities. there
is little call for the erection OF sxces.
sively high buildings.
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PoRT TOWNSEND. July l0-Hon. ]
A Kuhn arrived today from . visit to
the eastern part OF the Territory.
A lot OF machinery and castings for
the steamer Cassiar. at Fort Wrangel.
arrived per Annie Stewart today, too
late for shipment. Rothschild i Co.,
agents for the steamer California, for
warded the same per Isabel to Victoria.
to catch the California there before her
departure.
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WHAT They MEAN-We don't be-
lievs these spots on the sun have any
influence on the weather Mt all. we
don't care what the astronomers say.
We believe they are pasted on the sun
jast to remind the people that the Gen.
tennial Saloon is the popular place TO
get ice cold beer. AS we'll as the bcst
brands Of liquors and cigars.
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the at c. o. ID. Store, on Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
ct par in exchange for goods. apdtf.
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EAST ERN STATES.

New YORK. July l1-Dispatches
from Washington announce that the
National Board Of Health has issued
complete regulations relative to vessels
entering American ports. but none as
yet looking to the establishment Of
inter state quarantine.
Rumors from the South are received
of fever breaking ont in different places,
but are promptly contradicted by other
and later dispatches.
Louisville is rapidly filling up with
refugees from points further south as
was the case also last year.
All journals treat the subject editori-
ally, hoping that the Memphis cases
may spur the authorities to greater
efforts to check and prevent the dis
ease.
There was fatal case of yellow fe-
yer at quarantine yesterday, a seaman
from Havana.
James r. Keeno has Just entered
three yearlings to run for tine grand
prize at Paris in 1881. Keeue's latest
purchase is a full brother to McWhir-
ter.
VIcKsBURG. July 1.-the mayor has
issued a proclamation ordering strict
quarantine against Memphis by land
and water. No boats leaving that
point today or landing within fifty
miles will be allowed to land here.
LITTLE Rock, July 1l-Yellow fever
news from Memphis creates profound
excitement. The Board of Health has
resolved that no train on the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad shall be per-
mitted to enter quarantine limits five
miles east of the city after ~ NJ today.
Health officers were ordered to be
placed on the Iron Mountain road. Dr.
Colburn was appointed to meet the
incoming Memphis train.
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EUROPE.

LONDON, July 9-Lord Salisbury. in
q speech at banquet given to the Con
sentative members of Parliament for
the city of London, said the stipulations
Of the Berlin treaty had been carried
out. and that the frontier Of India had
been secured by the Afghan war. Po-
sitions in the Mediterranean, ne said,
must be held by the Turks for the sake
Of the peace of Europe. The British
Government has done all it could for
Turkey and the peace of the world.
Lord Salisbury added England must
always be prepared for war. owing to
the ornaments maintained by other ma
TONS"
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NOTICE TO Contractors

CEALID PROPOSALS POR THk ERECTION
= Of dwelling Oh Fourth street, Seattle; plans
and specifications to b found ct T. W. Nsld's
Hardware st-re Bids will be received until July
Is,h. The right to reject any and all sidsis re-
served.
jy9dlv CHAS. CASE
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

L'RoM THE PREMISES OF The UNDER.
II signed. ON or about June 10th, 1879, q smell.
light red low. with white star On forehead. and
white on both aides. aged between tnres and
four years. Any rcrson giving such Information
A. Will lead 20 her recovery Will be rewarded.
Jio-dlw-vlt Aas. NARY Y, MCDONALD.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

R1OrICI Is HEREBY GIVEN that HAVE
IN this day Withdrawn from the firm Of Girard
4 Racine, Loggers. heretofore dOing business IN
King county, and that will not be responsible
for any debts contrs:ted hereafter BY 81 ard L
Racine. NJ. RACINE.
Dated 1t Seattle, W. T.. July 7.ls79. jys-d2w
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R Bocs Beer in pints and quarts.
for sale by
CRAWFORD L HARRINGTON, Agents
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THE finest brands of Cigars and To-
bacco at the Adelphi Cigar Stand. op-
posite Yesler's Hall. iy3tf
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How Fat Can a Person Become

Mirabeau, abiding to a very corpu.
lent person, said. He has only been
created to show to what extent the
human skin would stretch without
bursting Then. corpulency was be-
lieced to be o natural condition; now, it
is knoen to be q disease. Hundreds
who had considered themselves useless
for life, by reason Of too much fat,
have. by the use Of Allap's Anti Fat,
been reduced to healthy and natural
size. This great remedy for corpulency
is purely vegetable and perfectly harm
less. It acts on the food in the stomach,
preventing its being converted into fat.
1t cures indigestion and tones up the
system. Sold by druggists.
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BOR N .

SELDEN-In Port Townsend. July Sd. 1879, 10
the wife Of Capt. Jas. Selden, U. 8. R. NJ, .
daughter.
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MINING CLAIMS FOR SALE. The
undersigned offers for sale one Hydrau-
lie Claim on Hilbert Geek and one on
Dufot Greek. joining the Discovery
above. in Csssiar. B. c. For particu-
lars inquire at the Centennial Saloon
Of NJ. THIBERT. or of Geo. Martin on
steamer Cassiar.
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NOTICE..

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE ARE
"a hereby notified to pay the same 10 D. T.
Wheeler within thirty days. Who Ii authorized to
CHARLES MCDONALD.
Seattle. June 9. 1879. ts'-du
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FISH hSEAL LEsiS.

FkSH RsEALEskS.
NoTlcE'
have inst reeumhd my
FISH PACKING BUSINESS
AtNO 22 CORPORATION FlSHWH EF
where will ba prepared TO furnish all kinds OF
POTOMAC FISH,
flesh or ealt, at tho shortest notice. l solicit
your patronage, especially my old customers.
and guaranteed that my past reputation shall be
fully sustained.
All orders from the country promptly at.end'
ed 10, and on as good terms as il the parties were
present Respectfully yours,
so4 ). d. REhD.
g. T. PRICE W. A. JAvIas.
J. T C)oK. J. W. HoRsEMA AN
F'1SH FISH
FISH
We have this day formed acopsrtnership, un-
der the firm mama of
GEO. X. PRICE & CO.,
Dealers in
FRESH AND SALTED FISH.
Fish received dsily from the fishing shores on
tie Potomac, sid tuppled to consumers in
qusnti.ies to emit. either fresh or sslted by ex'
perienced packers.
Stalls Nos and 2, City Market and Fish
House No. l, Corporation Fish Wharf.
Country orderd solicited and satisfaction gu Az
| snteed [mh3.Sn] GEO T. PRICE & GO.