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National Republican., 1882-01-03

RICHMOND VA, Jan. 2.-GOycrnOr William T.
Cameron entered upon the duties of Office to- day
ut noon. The Inauguration was almost entirely
private The ceremonies, which consisted solely
In the administration Of the oath of office 10y
Richmond, We're performed In the State library, in
the Capitol building This was Immediately fol-
lieutenant. governor, John f. Lewis and Gttor-
ncy general, f. $. Blair. The only persons pres.
ent were the heads of departments several State
senators and members Of the house Of delegates
and few personal friends Of the new Governor.
National Republican., 1882-01-03

Denman Thomson is wonderful character art
list. Better than rip Van Wukle' is the por-
trayal of Joshua Hhhcomb by this great actor
The old New England farmer Is just as life like oil
the Stage at his hands as II he were presented TO
the audience on his native heath, with the old
farm house, barn, pleasant meadows, and bab-
Those in The audience who listened to "Uncle
Josl's" familiar Yankee twgng aud roared ut his
eccentrlcies Mt the National last night will tell to
others the lun, frollc. and splendid moral lessons
this great play exhibits II will be played during
the week, and the theatre will no doubt be
nrnMded-
National Republican., 1882-01-03

LoNpoN Jan. 2.-The Dublin correspondent OF
the Times reviewing the events of 1881 In Ireland
SAYS: "The yearh0s closed in contusuu cOnten-
credit is broken. The spirit ofthe country is sunk
in deep depression The scare produced by the
large impurlatOns of American cattle has 0bnted.
The result of the years trade shows a decrease Of
80 per cent, in imports The Irish cattle trade has
ip,pvova1
National Republican., 1882-01-03

NEW YORK, Jan, 2,-Mrs. Ellen Brady, who was
lately released from the insane asylum, entered st.
Mary's Church, Jersey City, yesterday and created
n disturbance during high mass. She was quieted
and was allowed to remain, When Father Senez
commenced his sermon she arose and shook her
fist at him, shouting: You lie, father, you lie |"
Sne was then elected by members Of the church,
screaming at the top OF her voice The congregR-
ton showed considerable excitement during the
occurrence, but remained in their seats.
National Republican., 1882-01-03

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Washington Market Company was held yesterday
afternoon at the office ofthe company. Samuel W
Currden was elected secretary and treasurer fol
were chosen as directors: Matthew G. Emery
William Il. Chandler, N. 9. ordway, II. i. Clark
Hallet Kilhourn, l.. r. Tinker, j. II. Ella, B. s
den, $. S. smoOt, John w. Thompson, and join
CGsscls. The election Qf president was postponed
for Two weeks
National Republican., 1882-01-03

r:,DIAEAPOLls, IHD. Dec. IA street car at the
crossing of Virginia avenue aud the Union rail-
way track was run Into hy freight train OF the
Wabash railway this morning, Sister Mary As
sumption Conr0y Of ~. MRry's Catholic Academy,
while attempting TO get out Of the street car was
thrown under the freight train ana instantly
killed. Ono other passenger In tho car had his
foot crushed
National Republican., 1882-01-03

SARATOGA, n. Y, Jan, 2.-GCorgC NJ, Crlppen, q
merchant here advertised some weeks since that
all purchasers of goods nj his store would receive
numbered tickets, aud ton sewing machines would
tickets on New NearG. To-day amer he had begun
drawing the prizes officer Fryer arrested him ON a
warrant for drawing an illegal loiicsg, ana seized
a.. t,,syt upi,i
National Republican., 1882-01-03

man. idaho W. tckars Glasgow, scotland, IT, q.
Crommen, Orange. n J.; >. H. Moore Concord,
s. Il D. wi2ce;er ester N ~ y & l. wsSHgifr San NG
MErBoroLrrAS--Gcorgc Wrghton. Chicago; n.
H. $. llam,iaey, New Yorl, join I. Olcnn, Atlanta,
m Hqm IT, minHid ~ bhy r. Vygna Vy Georsc 20
NIqmmng, New York r. 4; IPnlliam' Missouri IL.
nj. I ~ W i'''' - '''' WIS., ~ ''' "''
Rfoas-Lestcr Smith, New York; charles W.
II, Heel, H. l.. RAYMOND, Robert COlllnis, u. White
md w Il. Preston, Bosioni ex-Congressman Powell,
81. JAMrs-D s, Cook, Penusylyanlai +, 8. Bur.
Chase, Kansas CITY, Moj Z j. iioiiSHSisi, IT, s. N.
,i isT. MAReLE, ;,.', s. shqrwTay, Phi9delpna, W. Il.
wElcKEn's.-C Colonel Loguicito Spanish Legation
]. A. Robinson, Philadelphia.
Navy i. griffith, New YORK,
ARIiNgroS-E D. Thompson and Il. Matthews,
New York.
You can publish thrcc-lne advertisement Of
"Wancd," "For Rent" "For Sue,' or " Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents In THE REPuBb
LICAN
MIR. Randolph Coylc prosecuted the United States
cases IN the Police Court yesterday In place oil ME-
E. d. Blunt
Mr. Denmnn Thompson accompanied by his
wife, and Misses Nenc and Annie and Master
Frank Thompson ure at Wizards.
Joseph Harris the inquisitivc man who wanted
to find out how a Chnanun's clothes were made,
Forfeited $50 collateral In the Police Court ycscr-
day.
The alarm at half past eleven O'Clock yesterday
morning from box 137 wns for fire In house O3j X
street northwest occupicdby Mr. S. d. williamson;
damage s2OO'
Mr. S. l.. Moses, one of our old residents, was
stricken with paralysis last week. He Is some
what better and his friends are hopeful Of II COM
nlcte restoration.
The Water Department Mt the -Four. md n half
street Columbia buildings came very near bursting
| on saturday There was considerable cninmniion
| for awhile but the fluid subsidized toward dark
The street lamps will not bc lie any night until
the OH Instant If ihere Is no cnrporatiOn moon.
| lipht from above until then there will be fine
! opportuIlity for burglars A word TO the wise is
| sufficient
| yns,crd,y Do,oct,vo Nrcno,i,t orros,od mn nj.
,od vnic3 bnnSc ht,r ,,Io ri d., orrrad b"ro
ft6Sn, R"iti,nnre n,,ncJ I monm,ny iIc is said Ia
h ,nn,'ni e., nniti'oo -, n,s,o- CO.. w.
| bcrics there
| SnccinI noicor PAR or tbo co,,r,issionors, oo,oc
rb, y h q, ,,ie ih, ny
iS me, ~ hs n, I 1ih, Wi' ,o i
htS liz ~ , S,,o, o ~ ,, " w 'L
~ ,ti tJ' @ M M i tInI pis uutni
d., ", liz liz W NV i'' i''N'''' S'"'O" """i'
i's onnetS"'P,
| w. II; Cnnpbeii ana Eliza A; PaSco ana husband
nave MED y Dlll, by Mr.. >; D. JohnS9n, lgniiiSt
| Mlchael a. Freneh, George W. Campbell John L..
campbell ana O'hcrs praying g review nl lhe de.
cree IN lnc ChSG OF uGienuht NJ a. ichcn against
National Republican., 1882-01-03

statistics Tor the past year show large increase in
ull branches Of trade, The business outlook for
since the panic of 1873 The receipts of tobacco
and cotton show heavy Increase over previous
VpnrS
National Republican., 1882-01-03

DENVER, Col. Jan. 2--Tho Republicans Sllyenou
special snys Edward 4. Ryan, Michael Ryan
and Richard Adkins, employed on the Paradise
tunnel, on Saturday were buried one hundred tel
deep in snow slide, Parties left sllycrlon lhil
morning TO recover the bodies
National Republican., 1882-01-03

To the Editor:
VIII you have the kindness to inform your readers
that the international Committee of the Red Cross,
located at Geneva offers II threcfold competition for
prizes upon the art of fdevslng of assisting the
Wounded and sick of armies In the neld? II offers
three prizes of 1000 francs each for three treatiscs
upon the following subjects: One upon dcvsiig
means of treatment" lone upon devising means OF
transport" "onc upon devisng an ambulance and
heldhoSpital' Competitors may scud their manu-.
scripts in either the French, German, or English
language. Competitive essays will he received until
April 1888 Further details will be furnished TO any
one addressing upon lhe subject. Accept, MIR.
Editor, the assurance OF my highest REGARDS
c. MOYNIER,
President u Comitc International della Croix NuueI
National Republican., 1882-01-03

from their stables, ut Burgdorfs, Eighth street.
TO the Avenue, as was intended. Should 1t prove
parade from eleven TO halfpast twelve o'clock.
Elephants are exotic quadrupeds, and need mod
ernie MeAlhCr when tlcy 20 for an airing.
National Republican., 1882-01-03
Sale OF the Charleston ~

CHARLESTON, S. g., Jan. 2--IThe Nel5s aud Courier
newspaper was to-day sold by its owners, Rordnn
cash. The infringement of the paper viii remain
substantially unchanged.
National Republican., 1882-01-03
sPECIAL NOTICES..

NlSySOFFICE AND DEPOT OF ROCHESTER,
W. BREWING COMPANY,
l.0i PENSSYLvANIA AVENUE,
WAsHISGToS, d. O., Jan. 2 1882.
NOTICE no THE PUBLIC
Notice Is hereby given that Adam Koch has no
longer any interest In the business formerly con-
Quoted ut above number in the name of Finley e
KOCH and more recently In the name of Adam Koch.
AS per agreement with the Rochester brewing
Company, all moneys due are payable to the Com
pany TO the Undersigned Its authorized agent, who
has sole power franz the Company to collect the
same and continue the business +. ii. FINLEY.
National Republican., 1882-01-03

SHELBYyILLE IND, Dec. Authorization reaches
here that a saloon kept by two Germans ut Pales-
tine, north of this place. has been blown up by
dynamite by unknown persons, TINS Is the sec
Ond building lost by these men in this way within
the past three months,
National Republican., 1882-01-03
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.


For The 1Gddte Atlantic S1ies cold md fair rVsd,hcr,
por'hCScriVt bCc0mfnQ udriqbs rising tOHoWed
by frbinO barometer and Si9H rise IN tcmpciGture
For HOsbBgiOH, 1 a. M Fair pcGtheT, sl0irlyri0-
ing temperature.
The following nre the ethcrmomeiric readings for
yesterday: n. M 20o II q. M $50 Q p. M, zoe; 7
p. M, 26o; II r. m, 2io maximum 20,5a; mini
mum, 1882
National Republican., 1882-01-03

TRUE TONIC.
IRON BIrrLRs arc highly recommended for al
Diseases requrno certain and eOiciem tonic, cs-
pccfdiy Indigestion Dyspepsia. Intermittent Felers,
Want Of appetite, Loss Of Strength, Lack OF Eaergy
&C. Earicles he Uood, strengthens nc muscles. and
pifcs ncV iVe 10 he neres. They act Hke a charm on
he di0esiirc organs remorino all dDspep,c symptoms
ch as tasting me food, bele'in0, hedt IN The stomach
heartburn, &C. The only Iron Preparation 0tat tOil
mol ib,Gclen Rc teen or oire headdche Write for the
Book, 80 pages, amusing aud useG reading scIh
nee.
Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY Baltimore, Nd.
National Republican., 1882-01-03
.gaI, Usra,fIi

Fresh Alderncy butter cliurned every morning
aud delivered IN 15b. "Ward" prints, at SOC per ID
Also cottage cheese DC, per ball; buttermilk, &c
per quurt and sweet mill; DC. per quart
National Republican., 1882-01-03

Our stock of Diamond Lace Pins,
Finger and Ear Rings, Fine Gold
Jewelry, American Watches, Ster-
ling Silverware in great variety,
Plated Tea Sets, Baskets, Bowls,
Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes, Cas-
tors, Soup Tureens, Forks and
Spoons, Rogers Bros Plated Table
Cutlery, Joseph Rogers & Sons
Sheffield Ivory Table Cutlery and
Scissors, French Clocks. Opera
Glasses, Brass SCOnces, Mirrors,
Candlesticks, &c, was never so
complete, which we call TO the at
tentiOn of purchasers, as they will
find our prices low.
National Republican., 1882-01-03

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, ,lewelry &c. Call on or ad-
dress IIerzog, 30s Ninth street. near Pennsylvania
National Republican., 1882-01-03

The following communication has been received
from the International Committee of the Red
Gross, whose headquarters are Mt Geneva, Switz-
erland, which fully explains ITSELF
CoMTE INTHRNATIoNALE
National Republican., 1882-01-03
LOCAL MENTION.


Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. 600 I
street. Only first-class bath In the city.
National Republican., 1882-01-03

A LIFELONG bencmctlon--a scholarship IN tn,
spencerGn Business College as a Christmas o.
New Years present.
National Republican., 1882-01-03

or every description executed neatly at the shor
est notice ut TIiE REPUBLICAN Job Rooms.
National Republican., 1882-01-03

Commercial Printing
A specially nt THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Jo
Rooms
National Republican., 1882-01-03
OFFICERS.
SOMERYILLE, President.
ON RIl..S p. IIlIXnR Nlrn- PrpalnnnI

CHARLES =. CULVER, ice-Presldent.
NOBLE j., LAlsNliR Secretary and Treasurer
The GOodonough silver Mine Il located In what s
known MS the " Pioneer Mining District Piral
believe that this stock win prove profitable invest
ment; and do not hesitate IN commencing II to their
friends
made by Professor Taylor, chemist OF the SmithSon-
ian Institutes y, a. Brown, assayer and superintend
iokar Iiofmann, metal luTEst aud mining engineer,
"Silyer King Mining Co.." and Mr.. George Aitkin,
mining engineer and superintendent at the Tomb
stone Mines, Arizona viii be checrfily furnished on
application TO any Of the officers OF the company.
Subscriptions 10 the stock Of the company Will be
received by O. 7. CULVER, special agent AT his Or
ice, No. 5l3s street northwest or by any oi the
Board of flrustees. deAllm
N~7SFs PERSONS WHOSE RESIDENCES ARE
EsS9 robbed In this city are requested TO notify
THE NATIONAL REPU BLICAN at once, as the
made public under the erroneous impression that
secrecy lends 10 detection OF crime, selstt
e~1sFe THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF TRus-
~ tees by the stockholders OF the NAuonal Me-
irop0an Fire Insurance Company, District Of Coum- @
JANUARY, lss9, at the oilice Of the Company, $40
Market space. Polls viii open at !? o,cloGk & m; ana
close Rt o'clock n. M SAM CHoSS
s>z55p wAsHINGToN MARKET COMPANY. T..
The Washington Market Company Will be held at the
office OF the Company ip the ths ely q WSshngton ~
Y o'clock noon, on ths fliSsI hoNDAf. belng M Ihe
2d day Of January, 1852 for tho choice OF thirteen
Directors for the ensuing year, aud TO act ON any
other subject within The power 9f t9e e9rperason
wAsHIsoToS, d. q, Dec. ~ 1891, de29.td
n~1ayas sTYLodRAPHIc, ALSO MAoRINNoN
R=S3 Fountain Pens ii50 % & Printed and YER
bal directOns by GEO. II. ItskHICK, agent MAckin-
non Pen Company, V2S street. n096m
National Republican., 1882-01-03
HOME MANUFACTURES.
TRITEES

TRUNKS.
The largest assortment in the city OF fine quality
Trunks; ladies and Mems satcieis and Travelling
Bags pockelbooks. shawl Straps, &c, at the oides-
'"0''''''' "'''''uSiIis JAMES p :. TopHAM.
No JGoiSS III SSyGi fa Ftows street northwest Ifa
TO ORDER.-Evcry style of Trunks made to order
REPHiRiNG-T Trunks Bags,and Harness repaired
promptly aud thoroughly at low rates. ja3
n1zy@ OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE IN
No. Oca pennsylvap!a avenue northwest, =, 80,
Company Of the pIslf!st d c9a@Ss viii be heid on
nroHimo at uddFeows ia seyenih S street sS 's Se
tween D and Il streets northwest, commencing at
he eeeon Of seven ansse to consste @ Hoa
to conduct the affairs or the company Is required TO
SsWs Il roy the
nual meeting Of the company the first business in
shall conduct the meeting and election in accordance
with the act of Interpretations between the hours of
Guested punctuaily to attend.
Amount ofpremium notes held by the COM .
pany 3io 90
CASH peceved on renewals icr iss2 iYsa 81
1a S,sw n, ~
Eosscs Loss | by rc during the year ending De- "
Adjusted and paid ,.,.. ................. 1894 96
By order Of he Hoard Of Managers Of the Mutual
ffs dSsid iq5pran'e j. fGSPanHEy %fsHEy BorELER Secretary
n(lge PURE AND FRESH CoD.LIyER OIL
ES2S Freshly made Emulsion e. Phosphatc Emul-
sion ~ OF Coal OIL, at SIMS tARMACY, cor
ner Fourteenth street and New York avenue. 3ltf
n~S35~' PROFESSOR ADoLPH MAUREk, 7it
W. Sixth street northwest. gives Lessons on ZtheI
and VIOLIN and can be engaged to play at parties OIL
receptions. delgMW F3w*
$3.50 MIR ]. =. CRUTCHEr, FRENCH CA.
bSSS terer, wishes TO inform his customers and the
public In general that lie Is still Ia tho Catering Bus
ness, at No 1901 III street northwest, where he VIII
receive orders for Balls, Dinners, Receptions, &c
French
Catering Business is guarantee that he will he
able to M all orders with the bes' of satisfaction C
would respectfully refer you for Information OF hi:
standing in furnishing parties to any orr all ofthe lead
ing families. Respectfully, J, I. CRUCHEr,
1904 III street northwest.
All orders left at Nine. Demonet's will be promptly
attended to rs usual by Mr.. Crutchet, de2S2wt
nSSeARLINGTON LIVERY AND SALE STA
W. BLES JOHN H. CLARK. Manager
No. l72iG street. between Seventeenth ID Eight
penth Streets
keeps for hire all the latest styles of Carriages by the
hour or month, with drivers IN Livery.
Ladies' and Gentlcmen'a Saddle Horses.
Particular attention given 10 Boarding Horses.
up"O-tf
National Republican., 1882-01-03

A~Sayas STYLodRApHIC, ALSO MAOKINNoN
wv Fountain PENS 9i5O 70 81 Printed and YER
bal directions by GEO, II. IIIckRICK, agent Mackin-
non Pen Company, V25 street. po06m
National Republican., 1882-01-03

You can publish thrcc.line advertisement Of
WANTED" For Rent" "For sue,' or " Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB1
National Republican., 1882-01-03
WINTER SUITS.
WINTER SUITS.
WINTER SUITS.
WINTER SUITS.
WINTER SUITS.
BOYS CLOTHING.
BOYS CLOTHING.
BOYS CLOTHING.
BOYS CLOTHING.
BOYS CLOTHING.

Io1iday Goods
National Republican., 1882-01-03
spECTATsNOTTCEe.

/ e-Ssiss PRESCRIPTIONS PREpARHD ACCU-
/ R=R9 rntely aud OF reasonable prices at COUGH
Inns Drug Store, Masonic Temple, corner OF Ninth
| and Il gtrente northWpst
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-11-11
What May BE Done.

The Paramore road is taking cotton
from Camden through to New Orleans
for So % per bale. There will proba-
bly, be but little left for Camden and
New Orleans boats when the river
rises, and they must perforce rely on
the tributaries D'Arbonne, Bartholo-
NEW and Saline, with what remains
along the Ouachita not hauled to Cam
den, Warren and Monticello, where
there is railroad communication.
This tributary trade should never be
permitted, for want Of trade INDUCE
ments and transportation facilities, to
go below Monroe. The capital already
invested in business here, or lying idle,
is sufficient to control and accommodate
this profitable source of trade, and
should do it, in view of the changes
now plainly apparent in transportation
channels made by the construction of
the Iron Mountain and the Paramore
roads, and in view of further changes
in the future not likely to benefit this
city.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-11-11

The cotton receipts, owing to the bad
weather and the election, have been
quite small the past week the receipts
up to Thursday evening aggregating
only 80 bales. Total since September
18th, 2,7l7 bales.
We shall endeavor to give our
readers the number of bales of re-
shipping cotton next week, a task re-
quiring much time and trouble to as
certain.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-11-11

On Monday, October 9th, 1SS-, NJ the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Mouton. JAMES ARCHIE
MEA"HEK, aged is years.
Mr.. Meagher, was of a good family,
and was born in Alexandria, Va, in
the year 1884. lie received Il good
education, and about the year 1880 he
entered the Office of the Alexandria
Gazette and served an apprenticeship
under Edgar Snowdcn, Sr. At the
close Of the war he came South, and
worked at his trade upon the different
morning papers in New Orleans. On
the 18th of April, 1865, hc came to Able
vile, to accept Il position in the Nc
ridiona! office, where he remained for
several years. During the campaign
of 1870 he edited The independent, a
Democratic paper published at this
place.
In 1874 he severed his connection
with this journal ana became 4 tutor
in the family of Hon. y. Nuncz, where
he remained several years. He after
wards taught school for Mcssr5. -.
! Nuncz, a. lIofTpauir and several others,
and was engaged in this occupation at
| the time Of his death.
Mr.. Mcaghcr was an easy writer and
! his productions often lent interest TO
/ these columns. He was possessed Of a
genial disposition and kindly traits OF
! character which Cndcareu him to his
| friends. For many years he had been
a sufferer from rheumatism which
shattered his health. Ills last illness
! though painful was of brief duration. lIt
! leaves a daughter and sister to mourn
his untimcly end.-.fbbrrWe .Nrri
! 1iOHu'.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-11-11
Remedy for Malarial Fever.

Tho following, says the Natchez
Democrat, of the sth, is given rs an al
most certain remedy tor 1nalarial fever
which has been quite prevalent recent
ly in this section: Three pills, con-
tanning - grains of calomel, one grain
of ipecac and one grain of opium, divi-
ded into equal parts, and to be taken
four hours apart. We understand that
the most stubborn cases of ague have
yielded promptly to this treatment.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-11-11
River News.

The wharfboat Memphis was sold
Wednesday according to advertise
ment, Mr.. w. II. Williamson becom-
ing the purchaser at 1878, and we
presume he will remove the wreck
soon.
\ difficulty occurred on the steamer
John II. Hanna, Wednesday, shortly
after leaving port, between William
Fleming, steward, and Moses Gibbs,
mate, which resulted in the killing Of
Gibbs by Fleming.
We have no particulars as to the
origin ofthc difficulty. Both men have
been for years past connected in their
respective capacities with the Blanks
Line, and are we'll known to the ci-
tizens of the Ouachita valley. Fleming
is known to us as an unassuning, cour-
teous and polite young man, and the
deceased as one of the most efficient
steamboat mates we ever knew. The
Hanna returned to New Orleans, where
Fleming gave himself over to the
arrive to-day.
The guage yesterday marked feet .
inches, Indicating a rise of feet in
ches for the past week which now
leaves the river standing 6 feet above
low water mark. The aspect of the
weather is favorable for an open river.
The John Hanna is due to-day and
should be able to come through.
The J. NJ. White, on her last trip
out from New Orleans, gave a speci-
men of what she could do on the run.
She made the first 80 miles up stream
in exactly ) hours-an average of IS
miles per hour. Leaving New Orleans
NJ $40 p. m, she passed Baton Rouge
ut i:20 q. M; 10 hours aud 30 minutes
from port to port, losing one hour at
landings, making her actual running
9 hours and 80 minutes.
The ID. Stein arrived Sunday eve.
ming with the John II. lianna's freight
and the Lind Grove Wednesday with
that of the Clara s. The former went
below again Tuesday with load o.
cotton for the Clara s., and returned
Thursday morning.
River items are scarce this week
there having been no through boa
since the LIST inst
Tie Cryer wharfboat, John I[iIgour
sunk Thursday night, and the sight o
two sunkcn wharfboats, practically
worthless, meets the eyes of the vis
tors to the river front.
The steamer Bright Light is an
nOunced to enter the Ouachita trade tt
Camden, as soon as water will permit
Capt. D. H. Silver in command.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-11-11

!. The Seller, and not the Buyer, w i'll he
looked to for Commissions,
2. owners must set the price at which
they viii sell, giving full descriptions. and
on the price SO fixed commissions will be
charged. Maps will be furnished at the
owners expense, when desired.
g. Introducing, or sending n Customer to
any Owner will, in case Of sale, entitle me
to Comm iSSiOnS.
4. Property entered on the List will be
considered on sale at the price stated until
notification OF withdrawal is received.
). If no notice be given of advance in
price, or withdrawal of property, and a
customer Is furni 1fd at the price fixed
Commissions will Be charged.
g. Information obtained, directly or indi.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-11-11

rcctiy, through this Agency, will cutitic MS
oconmissionS.
7. Commissions due and payable
upon the Contracts of Sale, Exchanges or
Rent being signed by parties thereto.
8. Any disagreement between tho parties
after signing such contract does not impair
the claim for Commissions.
8. Owners are expected to know their
Titles before asking the services OF ths
Agency, and no failure to perfect sale
because of Imperfect Title Will destroy the
claim for Commissions.
10. All Property will be Advert scd Free
of Charge unless where Sale, Lease or
Exchange is effected, when the usual adVer-
ting charge Will be made