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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09

Ages, under year II. From to 2, 7;2 to ),
s . 10 10, >, 10 to 90 ? ; 20 to 80 2; 80 to 49,
s. 40 To 80, .; 81 TO 60, g. 60 to 70, 3 10 TO 81,
l0j years old, age not given, 1--6G
Born in United States y, England, 2 Gei1na-
ny, Ireland Ssh
Male 80. Female 27-Gj
White 56, Coluied To- &C.
Brought here for Burial s.
hLIsuA HEALEY. Kegisllar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09

Sin "a often The rcsrit OF physics -neaiti. and
feeble atomachs During one-thrd u or time the
process Of digestion continues. 10 ne dyspeptc is
70 be miserable; dyspeps is the foundation Ui fe-
vera and ali diseases Of the blood, liver, skin and
vegetable ingredients in that great purh=r of the
blood and restorer Of health, DR.. Walkers Vneg IT
Mttera aug!4-iW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09

iines ~ haze been getting our COTE, Of Pow
man We have no esnse for cJInplainf; and though
no- much Of tea dr.Hker, we ttler Uu seives tina.
We know the q ticle when We drink IT, Bowman can
suit as his rtofes are 5ii and second and KING
When you want anything in his limo We Edsise fJu
N 0o fherh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09
E-L00KI LooKl LooRi
RELLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE
nm IInE

RELLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
burn.
It will make you strong and give you new llfe
1t will act upon your liver and tone up your diges-
tion.
It Is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
1t lll do all that ionic will do without liquor 10
stimulate. 1t Is pot Wine of Iron. Try II. doctors
prescribe It. Ci- 'gy recommend it. Thousands
have been cured with it. suffer no longer. >end
and get circular. See what Il has done.
For sale by Smith Painter, e. Brnghurst It en-,
f. McInall. JT.. and Druggists generally apr2- ID
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09

GRACE NJ. L. CHuRcH.-At this church, tins
evening" Piof. Worcester will give an illustrated
lecture. The illustrations will consist Of one
hundred brilliantly illustrated Photographic
scenes III Palestine, the Desert Egypt and the
art and architecture of Europe For twenty
years Prof. Worcester has been engaged in this
work, and his collection of photographs Is very
| fine
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09

pRor. KRUEdER's DANCING ACADEMY. - Prof.
Kruger will reopen his dancing academy in
the Masonic Temple building tomorrow. The
adi q class will be formed at oc oek in the
afternoon and the gentemen's class at 3 o'clock
in the evening. The chdren's class will not be
organ zs1 until 9 o'clock p. NJ. on Saturday.
The opening hop takes place this evening. Tie
Professor is an accomplished teacher, and seems
to comprehend fully the requirements Of n
thnrnnrh frniliinp.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09

upLAkoyD JRFELRt q specially. Aner-
ega AMI Imported watches Il Karat, solid god rings
s3ies and geats' sold gold ehains Jswelry In ever
variety also clocks {. prices 70 suit the times, az 4
". BzlJ's Old ss-z5lsAed stsn1 No. 81 Market 81.
lr-laLsLnhIa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09

Z-BateosE d Bro. 8 and 20, Market street, above
second, are determined to Sell of their listing
goo s. AM price. get them out Of their way,
;Aey are going 10 have large stock of Fall gOols In
f=T days, 9 u and get pair.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09

pLEASE kECOLLECT
Il THAT You WILL FIND
Blank Books, Writing Papers,
Fancy PAPERS, Envelopes,
s,s,s pono,,. ro,s ,,o.n. Initial Papers,
Steel Pens, schoo Slates,
Mncilage, Inks Penholders
Pocket Knives Wallets. Travelling BAYS and
Satchels
Fancy articles IN great variety aud all other kinds
OF stationery at II. =. X. BUTLEnS
420 Market treet
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09
GEE. +. KUYKEL,s 9iTTsR VINE or lRoy

BIAS never been known to fail In the cure Of weak
ness, attended with symptoms, indisposltion to ex-
erton, loss OF memory, difficult breathing general
weakness, horror OF disease, weak, nervous trent
nlng, dreadful horror Of derth night sweats. cold
feet, weakness Guinness Of vision, languoT, uniyer-
sl lassitude of the muscular sys EN-, enormous ai,-
petite, with dyspepttc ~ stem, hot hands, flushing
Of the body, drynesa of the skim pallid conntenance
IN the back heavness Of the eyellds frequent back
spots nylng before the eyes, with temporary sufil-
sion and loss OF sight want of attention. etc These
symptoms all arise from weakness, and 70 re,ledy
that use L. + KuAkels Bitter Wine Of Iron Ii
never tals. Thousands are now enjoying health
who have used 1t, Get the genuine. Sold only in
81 bottles. Take only f. f Kunkela. Depot and
once No. $50 North Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
II 10 sold only in 81 bottles with photograph Of
felt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


as REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
ASA. NJ, Tic All P. NJ, sos
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09

R Fw Pefe-tly Pure Sptess and Cider vinegar
40 20 BOSNIAN q, Oil and Second and King and
.eeze5J tznd there b1yl save Trouble and expense
Ia. Tooid result iron The purchase Of inIeror
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09
DENTISTRY BUREAU.

n
NoTICE.-The Registry Bureau will be opened
on Monday, July 19h, inst. % avoid confusion
the better 10 arrange and distribute the WORK of this
Department, the city has been divided into sections
and the time appointed in which the citizens pro
rty holders,) In each section are respectfully re-
ques Ell to present their Deeds, with correct de-
scripton of their property. at this ONCE.
lst Section extends from Market 10 Union aud
from Front to Seventh streets; from July 18th TO
Nth.
I'd Section, Market 10 Union Seventh {, Thr-
teenth Streets; from July Filth TO August 10th.
Sd section, Market to Union. Thirteen'h street 10
the Brandywine; from Au ust 10th to gath.
4th Section Marke 10 Union from Front Street,
South TO City Line from August 24th, TO Sept. Eth
9th section, West Market and North OF Bran
dywns; from Sept. 5Ih to 2ls'.
9Th section, hast OF Market and North of Ninth
Street: from sept. Dist to Oct. 9Th.
9TH section, hast OF Market, from Third 10 Ninth
Streets; from oct. 5th 10 10Th.
sth section, RaSt Of Mar. et and South from Third
| to A Street; from Oct. 18th 10 Nov. I'd.
9th section. East Of Market AMI south from ST.
! to CITY Line; from ov I'd to 10th.
| A copy OF the Registry aw and blank forms fol
the description of proneriy vii, he furnished on ap
plicatiou at this office.
All deeds, c0nveyances OF tran-fers OF Real Es-
tate made after July 18th 1874, must be entered N
this office before they are nj TO New Castle to be
recorded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09
Boarding.

OARDING WITH DESIRABLE
- rooms at Jys III sol WEST ST.
ID OARDiNG .-PLEASANT ROOMS
ID and boarding in private family, az
my2s-tf No. "a KING STREET.
BOARDING = FIRST-CIASS ROOMS
aprso-sm 925 SIMPLIFY STREET.
DUARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE.
ID or wo single gentlemen in private fam IL at
apr2l-tf Tla JEFFERsoNssTREer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09
CITY ITEM 8.

~ Mems cloth gdf era cling very CHEAP al Bah
cock l. BIOS, 9O6 and POS Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09

FAIR IL KENT County, MD.-Ihe Agricultural
Society Of Kent county, Nd will hold its next
annual fair on it's grounds. near Worton,
beginning OH the 29th inst, aud continuing
three days. Liberal premiumes are offered. 1t
is expected that this fair will be fully up to the
high standard of former years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09
Proposals.
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS
For grading the bed OF French street, from the
curb line on the North side of Front to the curb line
on the south side OF 10Th street.
Bids Ill he received by the Street Committee nj
me once oil The street Commissioner, until
THURSDAY, Sept mbr 18TH,
al 1--WE O'Clock, ?. NJ.
For grading the bed of French street from the
culb line on the North side OF Front street to the
curb line on the South side of 18th street distance
OF about 5i65 feet. Depth OF earth to be removed
about IL inches.
, lso for furnishing paving stone, the stone not
larger tnan Inches by inchea and brick for out-
tiers, and doing the paving, about l2 feet m earh
side OF the street; taking M aud setting the cnrh
10 me new c1ib line, and taking up and RELAXING
nagglng, anu hau Ing the sa d also hA1linx the
stone from inc breaker to tn bed OF The street Tho
stone 70 pc hauled By the perch. The work to cx-
anu 10 the building line not already paved, ami TO
me building line on French rect, he cutters IN
be IL inches vide Except cross cutters which
hre 10 nt Ieet dt) and bricks 10 he set on edge
and 10 be VI hest hard brick.
IN nag stone to b. relad wherever necessary on
Tue s'r-tt All curb stone to he reset wherever ne
cessaIb' anu MI new curb one to be set wherever
rtlulred ~ the >treei Commissioner. he city VIII
rnlsll all curp stones, raDbtttd or Otherwise, and
the gutter pla es for the cross cutters a. the inter
section oil streets. Also the sand or gravel nernsse.
ny 10 10 the work ut the sand nit The mate ial now
on Inc street and lc earth are reserved and 10 lie
uelVefed al such pla as the Street Commissioner
rection. S' '''a ""
The contract 10 be for each specification or let al
togeih as may he deemed advisable.
| sible party. '''PY''
The right to reject any CT all bids is re eryed.
VIM CANDY,
sepsst Chairman OF the Street COMM tee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09

Ew- You had bitter cali IN at Bdbcock Bros No
re and 2Os Market street, and get pair OF those
lasting gait es that they are selling so cheap. 1t vii
n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09
Sod by all Druggslts.


Removed In a few hours with harmless vegetable
medicine. No fee asked until the entire worm W
bead passes Refer those afflicted to residents OF
turpentine, and so-called SPECIFICS, and ali kuowI
remedies. Dr. Z. P. Kunkef, No. 259 y. Ninth ST.
Philadelphia. Advice free. Removed tape worn
from child years old, measuring 20 teet. Cal
and See specimens at office. Seat, Pin and Stomach
Worms also removed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09

ANOTHER SALE OF THE HEynuRS PRopRRrY.-
The valuable property, the estate of the late
John Il. Hepburn, Esq., deceased, situated at
Braudywine Summit will be again offered for
sale on THURSDAY, October sth, the purchaser at
the sale in April last having failed to comply
with tile terms.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09

BERR4 COUNTY RAILROAD TELEGRAPH. MIR. A.
I. Hawley, OF Pottsyile, il building telegraph
line along the Berks County Railroad. The
poles are now being put up. Virgineville, about
20 miles from Reading, was reached few days
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09


INDUSTRIOUS HONEST, CAPABLE
a men can secure positions to travel in genteel;
lucrative business. constant employment for good
men with small capital cali on or address o. once,
". ". LEvERING,
\. ". Cor. Front and Market streets,
seps-ats Wilmington. Del.
WANTED TO BUY A SCHOLARSHIP
w OF the Wesleyan Female College.
ALEX. CHANDLER,
Seps-tf No. Clio Washington >rreet.
WANTED "A 1UOD RELIABLE
w girl for general housew ork =; one that can
come well recommended can hear of good place
by lnQuiring at
sep5-3t' THIS OFFICE.
WANTED - AN lONEST, SOBER
w and energetic business man, Of good address.
70 sell the best selling simplest and gntest running
shuttle sewing machine In The market, must come
well rec amended; none other need apply. Good
pay and good horse and new lglit wagon VIII be
furnished. A. y. NJ. Co.
j. II. PRIMROSE, Agent,
auR2i-tf us Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
w A NTE D.-A WHITE WOMAN
w who S good cook. A Catholic preferred.
apply at ues6-tfl THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09
1ailpring.


CAhD TO THE PUBLIC!
OFFICE OF
wooLLsY h VAN TRUMPs
INSURANCE AGENCY
FIRE, MARINE, LIFB, AccIDENTl
NO. ! JOURNAL BUILDING ADJOINING Inn
CITY HALL,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
We are the
Dr. I,Y AUTHORIZED AGENTS or THE oLpE0i'
LARGEST AND BEST KNOWN coMfA'
MES IN THE WORLD
Cash ASSETS OF OvER..........'-'s'VV'V'
We insure all kinds OF properly wlllh a au Pro.
and adjoining counties. Dwellings anu rA'"'
perry taken ut very low rates.
We make specially OF taking entire c' ,hem u
our customers' business. thereby RELIEVING losses
much trouble ind expense anu h et ~ charge.
PROMPTLY AND LIBsRALLY, WITHOUT CAV"
Offering rur mast record as guarantee ~, in
future we con1d ntiy seIt IL VIII ~ W n mpa-
terest 10 cali US and xamlne oul lrs r reneWing
MES In all departments before lhsuiins VI
elsewhere. ., .,,nrrNT
All KINDS OF INSURANCE TO ANY AMooSi
EFFECTED AT ONCE AT CURRENT Ill
Communications by mail will receive INN
Exp sing our acknowledgements for ln ,,,n rce
age we have enjoyed and snliclling eV'
We remain, very respectfully, ,,oYup
! JAMES wooLLEY, H. a. ''N-'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09

VINO CAN ExrIAIN 1T Wheat at IL 80 bush
eli, and -four at $40 barrel BY this, if by moth
ing else, We know the millennium has not come,
and rascality IL not extnet.-.St Nichdels Comet
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09
Hntifes.

NOTTCE-CITlZENS LOAN ASS0CIA-
IN TlON - he ath series OF 500 shares for sale.
al 81 per shaae FIRST payment on or before october
ist next. sep7-u GU. c. MARls. : C..
NOrlCE-BOOK OF CORRECTIONS.
IN We have hanging In our business ONCE q copy
OF the last City vi ectory IN which are noted all
err aud omissions that come 10 our notice, in or
def that they may not occur next year. We anpre-
ciatC the great need CT accuracy In WORK OF this
kind and request all subscribers and others who no.
ce any defects to advise us OF them that they may
be Noted and corrected.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO.,
Publishers end steam Printers,
Nss.f Fifth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09

THOMAS 4. TAsKKR, JB. STKPHEs P. M. TAsKER.
MORRIS, TASKER & co.
PASCAL IRON WORKS,
Philadelphia.
FAsKER IRON WORKS
New Castle, De-.
Once, FIFTH AND TASKER STs, Philadelphia
Once and Warehouse, Is Gold Street, New York.
onlce and Warehouse No. s6 Oliver St., Boston
MANUFACTURERS OF
WROUGHT IRON WELDED TUBES, plain, galva-
nized and rlbber-coated, for Gas, Steam enc
Water.
LAP-WELDED CHARCOAL IRON buIl.ER
TUBES.
OIL-WELL TUBING AND CASING.
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS.
BRASS VALVES AND COCKS.
GAS AND STEAh-FITrERS' TOOLS.
CAST IRON GAS AND WATER PIPE.
STREET LAMP POSTS AND LANTERNS.
IMPROVED COAL-GA5 APPARATUS, etc.
We would call special attention to our Patent w
eanized Rubher-coated Tube. nar12-lY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09

NOTICE JAMES Ii. BE3GS HAS
IN removed his onice to No. W. Eighth Street,
Almonds Building. BRICK Of all nds, on hand
at lowest arket rates. 1yl4-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09
Aastipn Sales.
RAND OPENING SALE.

A -hAND OGENlNG SALE.
PhoSPHCT PARK-IMMFNsE SAIE-5OO BrILp.
ING LOIS AT AU, TON.
Positive sale-Splend,d enterprise
ON THURSDAY, SEPT EMBER 10Th.
This new Phi adepha suburb il located at Moore.
station, n the r., W. n h. II. II between Norwood
anu Ridley Park, nine miles from Baltimore Depot
Trains almost hou w. Free pass to all who build
Prospect Park can truly he SAID to pass any other
place yet Ia d out Ia the vicinity OF Philadelphia
commanding view of the Delaware river for NAN
m les, unequalled by any Oh the river Wei sha ied
avenues fIom 50 to so feet wide all graded whon,
expenset pu chasers. Taxes only nine mills 10 the
do lar Magnihct nG front OH the avenue leading
from Philadelphia I Chester. NO II uses costing
less than sf5JO wi be allow d Ia the Park
Dllgh ful homes for the wealthy those OF mod
crate means.
A spec al train will leave the Baltimore Depot at
1913 a. NJ, on the day OF sale
Band Of music. COLLATION. IN The orchard Iiarll-
son, The renowned hlmoTist and singer, Will favor
seats early, ny crowds arc going and this may b..
The last opportunity Of getting los therea your own
prices
~ rERMS.-One-ih bird cash, one-ihirl In one
year, one-third In TWO yea g. 30 to he paid down
upo each lot at the lime OF sale.
~ You can have the first choice OF o0l lots, at
your own price. The finest loo ton on the river.
Remember, THU RSDA Y, september ~, 1874 sale
10 commence ut ~ O'Clock, noUn
Pans Ca he had on app lcat0n to j. I'm C0Cl-
RAN, Chester, or 10 JOIN SHtD Vt'k son, No
06 Race street, Philadelphia, owners.
6eDt0-lt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09

We present the card of Marxsen Il Nitte in
to-days paper. These gentlemen are proprieters
of one of the best china and glassware houses
in Philadelphia. Look at their price list
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09

RAILGoAp ArroISrMENT.-wil C. KefIer
has been appointed General Dispatcher OF the
Berks County Railroad, in place of Capt A. +.
Rightnyer. RESIGNED.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-09
excursions.

DLUMMER's FIRST GRAND ExcuR-
SION
FROM
WILMINGTON TO WASHINGTON. D. O.,
win take place on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER iOra, 1914
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-18
FOREIGN.

The Pope Will Not Recognize Spain.
BERLIN, September 1.-THE Ge,YAauia
states that the Pope has peremptorily re-
fused to join the European powers ia the
recognition of Spain.
Uniform Postage Rates.
BERNE, September 1.-The international |
Postal Congress has resolved to yecom-
mend uniform rates of postage in all the
territory embraced By the Postal Union.
The Bazaine Escape.
PARIS, September 1.-THE trial of this &C.
complces OF the escape of Marshal Bazaine
concluded at Grasse today. Lachand de-
Tending Colonel Villette. said his clients
conduct in this matter was the most honor.
able incident OF his career. Colonel Villette
was the type of chivalrous devotion to his
chief. The council then proceeded to ex.
anime the evidence in regard to the escape.
and argued that it was in exact accordance
with the account given by Nine. Bazaine.
The judge delivered lengthy and ex-
planatory judgment; he considered the es-
cape by rope was proved. but declared
Colonel Nillette assisted in the preparation.
The wardens were adiudged guilty of
negligence. Rull, one Of the accused who
has not been arrested, and who did not ap.
pear for trial, was condemned in contumacy
to ten months imprisonment; Colonel Vii.
lette and Plantin. sentenced to six months
imprisonment.
Berger Withdrnws.
NJ. Berger, Bonapartist candidate for the
Assembly in the department of Maine ct
Loire, who stood lowest in the polls last
Sunday, has written a letter to the Minister
OF the Interior Withdrawing his name from
the list of candidates. He attributed his
failure to the minister's assertion that he
deserved prosecution for his electoral ad.
droS Ho he 1n<o IL, D., L
address and challenges the government To
prosecute him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-18
1.OaVe9 and Fishes

Among the absurdly ridiculous p.oposi.
tions made. looking seward peace and party
profit with single eye. i. one submitted to
interested parties" by gentlemen claiming
to be Liberal Republicans. The repor: OF
the meeting comes to Us as follows:
At a conference last evening Of prominent
Liberal Republicans the following basis Of
compromise IN the interests OF peace and
order was agreed upon. and is now submit.
ted for the consideration Of al; interested
parties. Wlll 1t be satisfactory to our citi.
zens! If it is satisfactory. i. is believed
that 1t can be Immediately c0nsummated.
although none of the leading parties have
yet agreed to do it.
The Kellogg government. to be o6eyed.
Clinton. Auditor; Brown, Superintendent
OF Education. and Wright, State Registrar
OF Voters. to resign.
Graham, Lusher (ant some one who will
be mutually satisfactory, to be Immediately
appointed to Till the vacancies. Antoine.
Lieutenant Governor. and Anderson, Presi.
dent pro tenn. OF the Senate, to resign. and
Penn to be Lieutenan. Governor.
Kellogg to Immediately call an extra
session OF his Legislature, and. with the
support OF all parties, be elected United
states senator. and then resign, and Penn
become Governor of the State. and the
Legislature to then Immediately adjourn.
a general amnesty and pardon to he
extended to all parties for otfenses that led
to, or grew out of the late armed conflict.
Penn can be declared Lieutenant Cover
nor by the Kellogg Legislature. on a re.
count OF the votes, or elected acting Lieu.
tenant Governor In several ways.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-18
Judge Sauciee.

In giving resume Of the affairs Of the
courthouse yesterday. very strange
mistake was made in stating that Judge
Saucier was in the building. when the fact
was well known that he had obtained a
leave OF absence. and had left for the
North on last Saturdays steamer. Judge
Saucier. during the last term. has been one
OF. the most industrious of our judges, and
disposed OF the largest docket OF any Of the
civil courts. and was entitled to the relaxa-
ton he is seeking. 1t was rather unjust to
keep him a: work, evee on paper, and q
pleasant call from his nephew, A. D. Sau-
cier. Esq, was q reminder of unintentional
error, to which this plea Of guilty Is en-
tered.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-18
ORLEANS FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER

| property captured will ba carried and de
posted at the central station.
~. All private arms purchased by citi'
zens will! be taken to the respective homes
of those who bear and own them.
y. Superintendent Boylan will continue
the work O.: organizing the police and
policing the city. He will receipt 70: the
pubic property. arms. ETC.. tusued over to
him.
VI. General Ogden. commanding the
State forces. is charged with the execution
of this order.
By command Of
JOHN McENERY.
Governor and Commander-in-C Chief.
+. JOHN ELLIS. Colonel and Assistant
Adjutant General.
About FIVE O'Clock tie following orde,
was served ON Mr.. McEnery. and copies
furnished 70 the Bul!etin and P.eoyune
though it was altered in the latter Office in
a way to s:ngu!ariy bewildey the average
reader:
iCircuia:.s
EsAc.-ARcEa. DEPARTMENT. OF TIE GrL1, I
New Orleans. September u. 1874. )
John McEnerv and D. 3. Penn. styling
themselves respectively Governor and
Lieutenant Governor of the State Of Louis
lana. having informed thee Deparrmen:
Commando: Of their willingness. under the
Presidents proclamation. TO surrender the
State property now in their possession. and
to dlsband the insu-gent forces under the!,
command. Brevet Brigadier General j. +
Brooke. Lieutenant Colonel. Third Ia
fantry. is charged with the duty of takin 9
possession OF the arms and other State
property. He will occupy the State House,
Arsenal. and other State buildings. antl
further orders. He is hereby appo;n ted ia
command the city of New Orleans unit!
such time as the State and city govern
ments can be reorganized.
The present police force in the city under
charge of Thomas Boylar will remain on
duty. and be responsible for the good order
and quiet Q: the city unit: regularly
relieved.
By command of Co;one. and B-eve:
Major Genera. w. Fl. Emory.
LUKE O'REILLY.
Captain Nineteenth Infantry, Aid -de-camp.
At abou. seven O'Clock Genera! Brooke
proceeded. with three companies, to take
charge Of the State House. when Mr.. Nc
Emery retired with as much grace as the
circumstances would admit Of. A company
Of troops also occupied the central police
station.
The promp: action Of General Emory
created general feeling o: relief among all
classes OF citizens.
Mr.. Boylan remains in charge OF the police
department until such time as the Metro.
politan force can be reorganzed.