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was submerged for ages in water strongly charged with minerals. nn- til the fibres of the trees were thoroughly soaked and transformed into eternal stone. Many of the trunks are still packed in a de- posit of fine clay, which was left ey the reeeding waters, but the erosion of the wind has pulyerized much Of the clay and carried it off in the air exposing the secrets that nature buried under its surface.
 One great tree spans a deep gulch. forty feet wide. It lies where it fell centuries, perhaps ages ago. and is a most beautiful specimen of petrified wood. The rings and the bark can be easily traced through the trans lucent agate, and it is firm enough and strong enough to last as many centuries as it has already spent in it's peculiar position. It is undoubt- edly the Only bridge of agate in the world, and alone is worth a long journey to see.
 The Indians of the Southwest used to visit ths petritied forests frequent ly to obtain agate for their arrow and spear heads. and the material was scattered oyer the entire conti- nent by exchange between the differ ent tribes, from the Isthmus of Pan- anna to Rerhng Strait. The great deposit here exDlains where all the arrow heads of moss agate came
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the ground, and it is easy to obtain cross sections of trees showing every vein and even the bark. Com paratively little of this agate has been used in manufacturing. al- though it is easy to obtain. Manu- featuring jewellers of New York have made table tops and boxes and oth- or articles from strips that have been sent them. and if the material was not so abundant it's beauty would command enormous prices. Where Sop can get car load of jewelry for Eothing you are not likely to pay high prices for it.
 A birds eye view of the petriaed forests on sunny day suggests gigantic kaleidoscope. The surface of the earth resembles an infinite va riety of rainbows. The geolagists say this great plain. now five thous- and feet above the level of the sea, was once covered by forest, which
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Office and Exchange 117
 Pine Street.
Owned and Operated oy Local Capital.

zens asking for an arc light at Main and. Second avenue was read and re- ferred to the board of public affairs
 Reports of Police Judge and Chief Of Police for August were re- ferred to finance committee.
 Report of commissioners of pay ing district No. presented and re- ferred to the Finance Committee.
 The bond of E. Currie, weigher Of city scale No. l, approved and or dered recorded.
 Alderman Meyer moved the city weighers begin weighing Sept. IT., 1899; carried.
 Alderman Boyce asked for the abatement of a nuisance in the East End. The Mayor said the matter would be attended to.
 Mayor Alexander notified the council that MT. w. L. Dewoody had refused to qualify as member of-the beard or Public Affairs.
 Alderman Mayors nominated Dr. Withers as a member of the board of public affairs. Seconded by Aid. Boyce and Dr. Withers was elected without opposition.
 MT Sallee addressed the council asking relief from stock pen near his residence on Main street. Aid. Boyce moved that the Mayor inves- tigate the nuisance and take steps to abate same, if necessary. Second. ed by Alderman Wollerman and carried.
 Adjourned.
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HE HAS ARRIVED AT GiBRAL- TOR AND GO ASHORE
 FOR A WEEK.
A VERY WARM WELCOME.
The Olympia Will Sail September 11th for New YorR-A
 Friend.


 GIBRAlTAr, Sept. 4-The United States Cruiser Olympia, with Admi- ral Dewey on board, which arrived here at 9:15 this morning fired the usual salute in honor of the garrison and the compliment was returned by the batteries cn shore and the British battleship Devastation.
 Admiral Dewey is slightly indis- posed at present aud intends to live ashore during his stay here.
 Mir. Horatio l.. 6plague, United States consul at Gibraltar, an old friend of Admiral Dewey, warmly welcomed him. At noon the Amer ican commander landed, the bat teries again saluting. With the second battalion of the Grenadier Guards in attendance, Admiral Dewey drove in the carriage of Gen. Sir Robert Riddulph, the governor and commander-in-chief to the palace for the purpose of paying Gen. Riddulph an official visit.
 The Olympia is expected to sail September II direct for New York. The crew of the warship are all yell.
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A BUSY SESSION OF THE CITY COUNCIL WAS HELD MONDAY
 NIGHT SALLEE MAKES A TALK In Regard to the Horse Lot on Main street-Monthly
 Accounts Allowed
SALLEE MAKES A TALK

The city council met in regular session Monday night, with the Honorable Mayor present and pre- siding, ana Aldermen Boyce, Gle ment, Fox, Langford, Meyer, Owen, Wollerman and Veil in attendance.
 Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
 Monthly accounts approved by the Finance Committee allowed and warrants ordered drawn for same.
 A petition of citizens for bridge across Harding's Drain on Tennes- see street, was read and referred to the Board of Public Affairs.
 Alderman Meyer moved that A. dermen Boyce Langford and Fox be appointed committee in con- junction with the Mayor in the mat ter of building or repairing the eala- boose. Seconded and carried.
 An ordinance to appropriate money for preparing streets and alleys WAS read first time.
 An ordinance extending switch privileges on West Third avenue, by the warehouse of the Gillespie 6 Bro. Co.,, was read first time.
 An ordinance regulating the ped ding of vegetables and farm pro duce was read first time.
 The Fire Committee reported ad- yersely on the petition of w. T.. DeWoody, which report was, on mo tion, adopted.
 Alderman Boyce reported do nestle pressure very poor, and quality of water very bad.
 Aid. Boyse moved that the board of public affairs be directed to noti fy Light and Water Company that gas lights will not be wanted after October l. Seconded by Alderman Fox and carried
 Alderman Boyce moved the board of public affairs be directed to in- vestigate as to lights in the gas district, either electric or Kitson, and report at next meeting of the council. Seconded by Alderman Fox and carried.
 Alderman Fox reported the fire pressure not up to the standard, and moved that the clerk notify the Light and Water Company to do some flushing. Carried.
 The petition of number of citi-
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ROSR HASHONA
Impressive Services Held at the
 Temple Last Evening.

The Jewish Ne v Year or Rosh Hashona began Monday at sun down.
 The celebration of this occasion begun with service at the Jewish Temple in this city Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
 IL was most impressively conduct ed by the pastor, Rev J. s. Korn- field.
 The subject If his lecture was ''New Years Greetings The suh- iect was most ably handled by this eloquent gentleman and be delt up- on it with perfectness and iL a most considerate manner. He has very forcible and ringing delivery and was at his pest on this occasion. This morning his chosen subject was Revelations of Truth" and be again charmed his hearers with his interesting words of advice and instruction. The latter service end- ed the celebration of the New Year, but there will be another service ten days later, service for fasting and thanksgiving The New Year in the Jewish calender is 5660
 The choir was composed of that talented musician, Miss Barbara Connolly, who presided at the or gan, Mrs. Nose Solmson and Miss Bessie Downs, who rendered the song service with sweetness and perfectness.
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ling many of the most wonder |in all the world, says 8 writer in 3 Chicago Record. The atmos- |Are, the climate the mountains, eeoil, the rivers. the forests are |en with Phenomena, many of alch exist nowhere else. In the 6ert three hundred miles squale, iEh Flagstaff as the center, are
 faad out a variety of wonders of bRh the people of this country have tk or no conception, but if they e1e in Europe or Asia thousands of E FeitiGeDs would cross the ocean to ! them. Being within oAly two
 Ebree days journey of Chicago, l6 easy of access by frequ ent Rips of slet ping and dining cars aother modern luxuries of travel, l8g are overlooked by the multi Ide and are practically unknown.
 TO my mind, next to Grand Can 2f of the Colorado, the most inter Iting and impressive of the natural
 Qnders of this great Arizona mu- sen is the petrified forest, which lxers nearly one hundred square
 lIes, within easy distance, either 15pot or horseback, from Billings 'a6On on the Santa Fe Railroad; N t can be m ore easily reached by aFFl ages from Holbrook, where bet ' accommodations can be found. "a Government explorers hava
 etened it Chalcedony Park.
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Adjourned.

MT. Fred H. Jones, the popular ana hustllng Cotton Belt division travelling representative, with head quarters at Memphis, is in the today. He is here in the interest of that great road and it's excellent shipping facilities, both passengers and freight. Fred H. never fails to get n hearty reception wherever he goes and at Pine Bluff especially.
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 sur'ace of the ground for anu miles around is covered gigantic logs, three or four feet meter, petrified to the core. VI them or translucent. Some "ost transparent. All pre- 'ne most beautiful shades of 'eao"' pink, purple, red and
 'one are like gigantic ame-
 some resemble the smoky and some are as pure and l !. a' a'abaster. At places the agate from the trunks that ''unLled lie a foot deep upon
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Miss Adgie Willrocd. of Douglass, is in the city vjsiI ing Mrs. Fannie VI :. Pendleton on Lakeside. This excel lent young lady has recently retHrn- ed from lengthy visit to friends in Memphis.
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Miss Mary Forbes a very interest ing and attractive young lady of Kanses City. returned home Monday afternoon after a pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. anderson in this city.
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Capt. w. $. .Ieter went down the Iron Mountain road this morning on u several days business trip
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from, and other weapons and impie- ments of ,imilar material that are found in the Indian mounds and gra yes of the Central and Western States. In the stoy,e age the agate of he petrified forest was the very best ma terial that cpnld be oDta1ned for both the implements Of war and peace of the aborigines. A scalplng knife could be made very easily from one of the chips oi agate and could he ground to very fine edge. Many crystals V ere used for ieweiry and ornament also.
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DHAL LCEDONY PARK rHE NAME GIVEN THE PET
 RIFlED FOREST OF
 ARIZONA. < BRIDGE OF SOLID AGATE K the Forrest the Earth's Sur ace Resembles an Infinite
 Variety of Rainbows.
 be Territory of Arizona is vast ..,,seum of natural curiosities in-
BRIDGE OF SOLID AGATE

Ibe Territory of Arizona is vast
 seum of natural curiosities in-
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AIfxsnAr1a 6szetts.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JAN. II. 1898.
PLAYED FOR WIFE

4 telegram from Chicago saya that
Texas Ton" Redmond, child wopd5r,
JOCKEY, gambler, gallant, snd slayer OF
John Stuart, started for California OF
Wednesday night TO join MS sister a.
ter twenty years sepsratiou-aud 10
die. Texas" was sentenced 10 lifeiu-
pri5onuent year snd hslf ago 70.
killing Stuart in levee saloon, out
was released weak ago e. last ju-
dicisl ect Of Judge Payne.
&c i dying = consumption AID viii
probably 10, i've 10 sc California
He hiss q romantic lie story. Thirty
SIX wars ago &c was born into ore q
tba respectable, wel-to do families @:
Indianapolis. Wien Eve Years old u
TAI away rom home srd went Ga tne
stage WHERE q voice Of exec ptionsl
sweetness made rim fzvori.e. Three
wears af,er his voice failed hin and hs
iurued j,cke7. Later Re became
gambler, oockmaker and horse owner,
Keeping close 70 tae tracks He has
Travelled al over tie weird. He had
his bou, eieh the bark al Monte Csrio,
Srd prayed laC-'aH WIN lDe Oa4ut>0.
Redmond il 1885 engaged II poker
game in s.. Paul win Bill" Togn
send, g rororions gambler. Texas
claims they played foE five days, and
at the end Of the time he had all o.
Townsend's money and 5000 worth CT
his je7elry.
''Fn bet you ny wife against my
jewelry," said the broken gambler.
''Ali right. said Redmond.
The cards were dealt and Redmond
won the woman. True to his wor0,
Texas says, Townsend saw that the
ties which bound him TO his wife were
severed. Redmond, however, says that
ne sent Mrs. Townsend back 10 her pa
rents. Texas" has wife in CoviDg
tor, Ky, and baby whom ne has never
seen.
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How 70 Prevent Pneumonia

You sre perhaps aware that pneu-
nonia always results from cold or
from 50 attack OF la grippe. During
the epidamic Of IL grippe few years
ago when so many cases resulted in
pneumonia, it was obeerved tnat tins
attack was never followed by that d.
sease when Chamberleins Cough
Remedy vas used. Il couuteraets any
tendency Of cold or la grippe OF re-
suit in that dangerous disease. 1t i
the best remedy in the world for bad
colds and ls grippe. Every bottle war
rauted. Foa sale by ]. q. Janney.
Druggist, 70l King street.
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WTAsETNGTON, ALEXANDRA AND
w MOUNT VERNON RAILROAD.
In Eject November l, 1898.
FOE WASHINGTON.
Leave Aiexsudria, corner King snd Soy g.
=treets aIso stops ST King and WsanIng Ion:
King sni Payne stEeers- week days- 81 %
%. s 55. 20 (eIpre5sl, ! 10 express
: SO, 20 !eIpres3l. 5 80 express, 10,
g 80, 1000, 10 35, II o. II - q
n express, II %, 90 express, %,
90. , 20, 8 06 express. 3 20. 15,
O5 express. 6 %, 90. : Is express,
Is, 9 Is, 10 Is and IL 15 ,. N
Sundays 90. Is. co, %. 10 80,
Il 15 g. n, II 90 noon, u 40, l 80, -,
90, s 40, so. SIS, 90, s 45, SO,
5 Is, g Is, 10 Is and II 10 P. N.
FOE ALEXANDRIA
Leave Washington, from the corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and 1872 street wees
5 50, S 80, 9 25. 10 90, II 90. II z5 8
n. 10 O5 express II 20 IL. I 45. = o.
,erpress), 40, 8 25. 8 SO express, I 10
(ezpressy. so, 5 05. 5 20 te1pressl. 3 40,
8 o. (eIpres), s so. 06. 35 l1uns 70
Psyne street only, 90, 8 CO. 10 90, II 20
S Sundays IS, 9 CO. 8 45. 10 so. II IS
q. NJ. IL 90 noon, u 45, I 80, IS,
90, 8 As, 40, 515, 8 90, 20,
so, SIS, 8 90, 10 90, II 20 and IL 90
p. n,
FOB MOUNT VERNON.
Leave Alexandra for Mount Vernon, week
days. 6: 7 or. 5 50, 10 80, II 80 6. T..
- 30, II, 80, I 43. 40 and 81
spddays-7 o., 9 35 S. n, j So, . 80,
35, Is and 81 p. n.
Leave Mount Vernon. week days. az ~,
9 Il, il Il S. m, u 20, l 33, 40. Il.
10, B 80, 5 20 snd 10 20 p. u.
sunday-7 20. 10 20 g. m, 20. 8 90,
20, S 20 and 10 20 p u.
Leave Arlington Junction for Arlington
and Rosslyn hourly.
Baggage $50 pound free checked from sll
stations.
Parcels carried on all trains st the follow.
ing rates: Under 10 pounds. cents; 10 70
% pounds, 10 cents; over % 20 so pounds,
10 cents
Freight carried daily. morning and even.
ing, in each direction ST freight rates
Two additional parcel delivery and recep-
tion rooms will be established in Alezandiiz
on Monday, December 10. One 81 Payne
street station and one st Washington street
station. These rooms will be open for palcel
delivery and dispatch from s g. N. to 9 P II.
| daily. All parce 8 not addressed 10 either one
OF these stations in Alexandria viii be car
RED 10 the Royal street station.
G. E AgBoT, J. CoLyIS.
President Superintendent
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Trains Nos So Cs7erVon oE and ffo "zf'sn'o
LOCAL SERVICE.
W O - 7snvIle Charlotte ,}r
~ en- nts1ediste stations
Frankia Junction for KICK 2l
returning srrves Aezsrdra
Wsren stunning arrye5 Ale1anouA $40
No
intern AeI2ae- 10
ezTe A-eIzI1F-4
sund2y
eAlexand
nm daily, Sundsy, snd S:32 p n sundays onE-
SLEEPING cAR sEB71CR
~ a-.rd % Washington and Southwestern TfoCga sz7 So,
New YORK New Orleans Montgomery? We" ors t
Lrn washington %
for Iiken c. New York Tampa Charlotte C1-2I9 Z
Jacksonville uniting al Danvie Pullman ron 65ond
ASaeT-
nd Sr. cocb fergeen washington Dining Car
and r-r-.- ST.,
Yors and New Orleans connecting Atlanta M snd 5itHsl1 &
YORK sas9qIE Eaan
Pullman Augusta
eween Tsbop and Charlotte Washington
withopt change The Limited VII r-sc
this trA eT wednesday
Francis
detailed [ckei
FRAEES CANNON. A = 49, A.-s
P-zsiden General Manager y. :. ~SAA-
4srzge-. 4en- tt@-s-s--+s1t
Washington, D. c.
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BrcKLrSs 4RETcA sALN

TIE BEST SALyE II the world iof
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sal; Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
ChiIblairs, Corns and al Skin z-1p'
5ons, and positively cures F2es, or no
Jay required. L IS guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price D cents par box. For sale BY
Errest !. Allep
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Horrible agony i caused by Piles, Burns
and Skin Diseases. These ere Immediately
relieved and quickly cured By DeWirt's Witch
Hazel Salve. Beware OF worthless limitations
Edgsr Warfeld, il, corner King and Pitt
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Leave Washington Leave Alexandra

n. B. Same schedule Sundays commencing
at 80 s. N.
POTOMAC RIvER LANDINGS STEAN.
ER WAKEFIELD leaves Washington Non.
dsys st 90 a. N, and Alexandria ~ 90
a. N, for landings SIS far IS Nomini and or
Wednesdays and Saturdays 81 same hours foT
St. Clements Bsy and Leon2rdtown.
c. ". RIDLEY, General Msnsger.
JOHN B. PADGETT. Agent.
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ARyoLD,s BgoMo-cELERY. Try this
onrivaled remedy 70. Eesdsches- Neuralgia
slssDjs.De5 10 nen:-
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Rednced Ra;es 10 Sew Orleans.

On accoun. OF snEual meeting national
lesg1e OF commission merchants OF the United
State ~ New Orleans. La, January II 10 Il.
the Southern Railway Company viii sell
round Trip tickets e. chs and one-third fares
on certificate plan. Double daily service il
both directions.
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GOAL AND wooE.

THE ONLY FEEBLE On TIE BEACH
We dou't claim our ZEE COAL 20 De; there
MAJ % Others. bit yea wilt never md sny
coal that will give you more genuine salts
fiction fol cooking or heating than cur high
grade well screened LEE COAL You csn'r
best il. and yoa won't want 70 ~ when !ou
have once tested l. i IS .he best coal on the
market today.
Ccsl Under Cover. Well Screened
j. p EEM4N,
Foot Of Qaeeu street. Alexandria, Va.
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STEAMERS.

STEAMERS.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CON.
w PANY LIMITED
Bound Trip, 10 Cents.
In effect on and ate. MONDAY, September
19, 1895.
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TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.

A4H AS-A 1891
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
-------'-'''-7@--' TTO
Hello HLD0
Welsh 70 call yoar attention 70 the
ALEXANDRIA TELEPHONE EACdAH0G
md IT'S ADVANTAGES
Instant communication oy ary sunscn i
with sry other is furnished any nonen'' Gay
OF night
Each is heard in MS own recognized voice.
srd business is transacted with me uII'o9'
saving of tine.
Ton, baltimore Philadelphia, New foIA ana
nsny other points, thus diminishing It
and time.
Lct- PGtss.
The expense Is but few cen1s 3 asy ane II
many cases very moch less thsn me SCI '0'
performed Is worth 70 the subscribers
More than forty csases OF business IRE % *
found among our subscribers
Il vour name Is not enrolled consult !ooi
own interest By subscribing at once. Gail on
the manager OF send him word by postal o.
TELEPHONE, and he viii call OF -ou-
TF7f:E NEiTE- 4soage1
HUT CHlP:EY.
DistIict Sapt-. Richnord. V
Aerie..,i..rai s,.27lies
Eefbert Bryant 3 q Wsttles,
Briet Aaasfcc+or;<s.
A1e1zndris Brick Company
Books asi Stationery.
RW French.
Bee c=d Groceries.
o'srlliyan & Co.
Brsos-:ea
3 PorneFs
BanEs.
8u-ks & Herber. First National BA1G>.
Citizens National Bank
Hellnnth Brothers, L Schiller.
Cpzrts.
County oour. Corporation Court
Co-.s.;ss;os Merchants.
Fishe, Brothers. WA Johnson & Co,
JTGJ Beekham, F Harper,
EEL wler & &c. Harlow Brothers,
Y Lindsey & Co Chas King & Son
J Broder:, C q Robinson & Sons
Thomas Perry.
Dentists
J.E. Bitter.
Druggists.
VIZ Creighton & Co, Alex.
CG Lennon. z S Lesdbeatel Soma
John q Janney. Northwest Pharmacy
CA Lennon, Richard Gibson.
Dry Goods.
Isssc Echbere. D Bendheim & Sons
Drfrine Paris.
Ae1andris Driving Park.
Express Companies.
Adams Express Co.
Feed 1nd Grain Dealers.
TT Burouzh. Broders-
J 3 Watkins. BallengeT & Bro.
Florists.
il Loose.
FoaEdries
Curtin & Butts.
Glasa an6 Ch;.ovoye.
Ell Miller & Co.
Grocers.
G Vim Ramsay, Fisher Brothers,
O,Sullivau & Co Harlow Bros.
Ahern & Co. FS Esrper,
\ Lirdsey SO. q F Robertson,
" 4 johnson & Co J Broders,
Norton Enr1isle.
Grocers ard Liquor DeaJe.s.
T 2 Burroughs, Wa Jof nson & O.,
Harlow Brother J. Broders.
Ahern & Co.
Hotels.
Fleischnann Hotel
Rarauore.
jag F Cazlin & Soma
Inlf1anri:s.
Ale1andria Infrm2y.
Ice DeGle1
Vim & Reardon.
J:tnk Dealers.
JDFeifus & Co.
Lumber Merchants.
] 3 sncot & Co, q D Smoot
Aitcheson & Bro.
Layers.
James 2 Cation, &C Carlin.
JKM Norton, FL..Smith,
s G Brent E Kemper,
Aarbury & Armstrong
Livery Stables.
Ps.tersoh & Brother, 2 L Myers & Co.
Lire Plaster ard Cement.
GeoH Robinson Son, " 4 smoot & Co.
] hid smoot, Jsa 3 snoot & Co.
Merchandise Brokers',
Vim Fovle Rrookes & Co,
AD Brocketl & Co.
Ut. Vernon. Of tn Potomac.
& n Dodge, supt-
Municipal OEoes.
City Treasurer, Police Eeadquarterl
The Market.
Eazsfcc.urers Of Soda sr.d Aineral RGter,.
James @cCuen.
AGcbiBiJt5
VS. Moore J& q Aitchesor
Aillers.
TT Burroughs.
Newspapers.
Naxandris Gazette, Alexandra Tin
Evening Star Bureau. &. E hnigh
Notions, Furnishing Goods, DC
Mis-. Bernheiner, King street
o.! Companies.
Standard Oil Conpan
Physicians.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The direc.
i torz ard stockholders OF the ATLANTIC
BUILDING COMPANY viii be held at the
Office Of the Virginia Brick Company, IN the
county OF Alexandria, State OF Virgins, St
:heir Office near The Virgins end OF the Long
bridge, OF THURSDAY, January 10. 1893,
between the hours OF Twelve snd one O'Clock,
for Inc purpose Of e!ecting directors and OH.
ce-z for the ensuing gear, and for the trans
action OF such other business IS msy BE-
4. 7. BRITToN, President.
jsn5 1aT3g
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THE stockholders Of the WASHINGTON
i NATIONAL BUILDING AND LOAN
ASS ISOLATION, OF Washington, D. C., are
hereby notified that the annual meeting OF
tie stockholders OF said association will be
Eeld al ;he principal Office G. the association
in the city OF AlezsrdTia, Firgipia- at eleven
O'Clock G n, OF WEDNESDAY, January Is,
1899 By order OF the Board of Directors.
JESSE 2. WILSON.
q. BRADLEY DAVIDSON, r~..-.;-.
Z; ~ ~, n.v1e Committee
JOHN o. JOHNSON,
dec31 I'd
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THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock.
1 holders of the OLD DOMINION PEE
PETU6L Bull DING FUND AsSOCIA-
TON, 1st and 2rd series, will be held ST the
Office OF James e Cation. III south Fairfax
greet, on TUESDAY, January Sd, 1889, at
T:45 ?. =.
The above meeting Is po=vpcsed 70 JAN
UART II. 81 the same hour ana place.
decIT ID I. Z. UHLER- Secretary.
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nFFICE OF 7Es GEORGE 2. HILL CD,
" Alexandra Va. January Sd. 1888
The ANIMAL meeting Of TIE stockholders OF
this company will be held or THURSDAY.
JanuarT 10. 1899, q, the Office OF the COM
pauy, 81 il o'cio m
GEOEGE z. HILL,
iar3 ]3v President
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THE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING Of the COLUMBIA NJ.
TIONAL SAND DREDGING COMPANY
will be held q: Fieischnsnn's Ho.el, AleIar-
dris, Va, OF THURSDAY, January 18th,
1899. 81 - o'clock noon. 70 elect directors
and transact other business.
c. 2. Pea ESON. President
PHILIP MAURO. Secretary.