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CLEARANCEs.

CLEAkANCES.
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Barqno Ganges. Ford, Marseiles. IA Merrstt
Rrig Tribune BreshwoOd. Norfold, NV Zicharie co
Brig Iensaw. Averil, Baltimore, G bed ford
schr Liberty. Russell. West Indies.
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echr Three Sisters, Smith, Matagorda. Bryan
Steamer Columbia, Moore, Galveston J Reed & co
ARRIVALS.
Towbeat Pacific. Martini from the Pas,es towed ship
Jasper and barquc Damalscoia and sehr Hoo brought up
schr Corine and Euein nothing in the ong In
the river.
Tnwhont BOY, Herman from the Phases: towed to
eea brig Chace schrs Traveller md Francis Ann brought up
brig Paso,s and schr Southerne reports nothing sight
either Pass in the river.
Barque Eimrod Patterson, from Bordeaux.
Brig Pastsra FAREWELL 10 days from Havana, Andrew
Easiiis.
southsrner Gaylord, from veasco a4th Juneto VIM
Bryan.
schr Poll. Cooper, from Galveston in ballast
sc,r Corne. Finn, days from Velasco to w Bryan.
Sehr Emsla, Adams. from Grand Cailou
GtsaEer Gen Wayne Bacon. frnm Cincinnati.
Steamer United States, Hill, from 81 Louis.
Steamer Huntsville, Jordan, from Bayon Sara.
ssesmsr Siam. Alferts. from Understandable.
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MORE OF rr.-Some days since, his hon. The
Mayor, ordered the watch of the Second Munich
pality, or part Of them, down to the new prison,
or to some grog shop in the vicinity oft. Arrived
there, the watchmeu, were introduced to gentle
man, thew supposed to he MIR. Prieur. They drank
with him, and then entered uprn business. Gem
,lemen, says one OF the hosts, am Mayor OF the
citv, and have the right TO displace you when I
think proner;-my friend Mr. Prieur is a candidate
to be Governor, and want you to vote for him
and all the democratic ticket. But, sir, sava one.
am not a citizen Of the United States; but sir,
SAYS another. have not been here one vear;-kut
sir, eoys third, pay no taxes. Never mind,
come here on Monday next and all those objections
shall be removed, will make "n,ers of you all.
Be sure 10 come here, and vote the ticket sill
give you. But cir, we do not approve Of that ticket,
nor of the principles that the gentlemen your
ticket profeFs;-yes, bu, recoIect sirs, tina, l have
the power Of turning you all out; and If do.
VIII re will YOU get employment, this dull season
Well cir, we must do the hes, we can.
Does the Mayor wish list of their names.
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Remonal Of Tie Seat Of Gerernment,!!

heRtoEd 81 he scat oI tTocerhment.!.
When Mr.. Prieur was lately in Lafourche, he
was waited upon by committee of gentlemen,
at the head Of whom Mr.. Gotten, who re-
quired Of him to- sta,e whether OF no he was in
favor of removing the seat OF government, from
New Orleans to Donaldsonve. To which inter-
rogatory he gave reply in the affirmative.
Mr.. Roman passed through Laiourchs some TINA
subsequent to this, and was waited upon by the
same gentlemen. His reply was; gentlemen, the
question ynu have put to me ia one Of mporancs,
and my constant HABIT is, not TO make verbal an
swer to any such questions; as am plain deal
ing nan, no, willing to take advantage of others
nor 10 be duptd, please put your interrogasores in
writing, address q copy to myself and one to Mr..
Prsur, and permit US both to deposit eur answers
in the Bank Of Louisiana, 80 that they may sim ul-
,unsousiy reach the committee and be opened and
read at the same time; and il this fair course is
adopted, am quite willing Q abide the result. 1t
agreed by the committee that the proposition
of MIR. Roman was very fair-bu, thu question has
no, been put.
From, this li,,ls story, we learn that Mr.. Preur
is in favor of removing the seat Of government
from the City Of New Orleans. An experiment,
tina, has been ried and after costing the state up
wards of ons hundred thousand dollars, was aban-
doned IS imprae,icable. Who will say now that
Mr.. Preur is the friend of New Orleans. He
would sacrifice it's bss. interests TO elevate himse
10 Office.
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The Colleetor.-We are informed by the very
hrst authority, that James w. Rreedlove, Eco. the
Collector of the Port, has threatened TO discharge
any officer of the Customs who should vote the
Wing ticket.
This lie democracy, ia it9 Loco focoism? equal
rights? Shame upon the man, who has thus dared
to infringe the rights of American citizens! How
long will the peopla suffer themselves thus 10 be
tyrannizsd over? Is there an American, with I
drop of blood in his veins. who will not resent THU
daring attemp, to prevent citizen from the free
exercise of his right Of suffrage? Let the ballo
boxes answer during this election.
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they have esponsed. Tho elections in Louisiana
will be heraldsd throughout the whole Union, MS
a signal of the future victory or defea, of Wing
principles. The influence the result Of the Loui-
immense No doubt can for IN ament be enter
! tanned tina, the numerical power lie on the side If
the Wings, and thus defea, can only DO produced
by inertness or dvisions Let then every Wing
make it his own particular business, to see that
not one vote is lost.
No DIVISION, SPLITTING OF TICKETS. no erasures
no substitution of one name for ano,her!!! We
| hold tina, man to be no good Wing. unless he votss
J the whole ticket as nominated by the Central
Committee. Our motto now is PRINCIPLES not
MEN. and we should vote the ticket although our
FATHERS and BROTHERS were candidates tho
other ticket. No personal quarrels, predictions,
or dis!ikes should prevent voting the WHOLE
erket Tor this election is no personal or private
| m ttcr: w are cnnfendng for PRINCIPLES: are
struggling to asen,h-al nnt roln'ru from y ho-
staa ,ocn',us # Loo o Foco Administrator / 81
has brought ruin upnn thousands, and reduced he
country from the most fonrlshng condition, TO
bankruptcy, disgrace and rnir.
United we stand. divided we fall let the Whie'
hear this in mind, thai. enc thread easily b-
broken, but many ~ un,,ed vii, sasp.,sr,
Immense weight. a..
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PLAoUra,sE, Parish of lbsrvi.is, eo,h Jun

LNQOEHtHE1 dlTsI Ut IuVTVEI- = -'T' JHFF'
Sr,-Ay great desire is to aid in the elevation OF
worthy fellow citizen, A. B. Roman, to the
station which no has already filled with so much
honor to himself and advantage to his country.
Mr.. Roman will have, without the least doubt,
a majority in this parish oil so 80 votes, admit
ting that the usual number of votes, say $50 to
300, be polled.
A month ago Mr. Prisur had not twenty votes
here, but since then bis popularity has increased
nothing 10 insure his success. .,
am quite certain that shall elect here ali
our Wing candidates, without an exception.
Irany thing occurs will inform vou.
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To The Creole Whigs.-Permit US to make, one
last appeal to you. No people, more than yourself
have evncsd frmer adherence to Wing prin.
ciples, Than you: whilst others have changed
you have remained firm to the good cause. IL i,
because you have properly studied and appreciated
the principles of tho former administration OF the
Genernl Government, and have compared il with
the present, which you have found to be lcentou.
selfish, snd corrupt. You are fully aware Of the
difficulty of contending with the governments with
lite lseinns Of Office holders and hangers en-, and
that to succeed in cleaning tho Augean Stable
unity Of action and unnnimity OF feeling must pre-.
vail. Upon all occasions, the greatest Difference
has been paid by the Ango-Amercan population,
TO their brothers the Creoles and upon this presen
occasion, to secure unanimi.y, personal prsdilsc-
tions were laid aside BY large portion of thu
might be the only candidate. This conduct upon
the part Of the Anglo-Amsrican Wings, was com
mendable, and has not only secured The election
of Mr.. Roman, but hast united the pauy,and infus.
new vigor and spirit into our ranks. shoni no
this conduct be appreciated by the Cre al9s1 wa
they allow their private friendship ioJ w. Hoa
far 10 blind Them TO the conscientious disc barge
their public duty. Mr.. Hoa, as an individual i.
worthy, we know, of the respect and esteem of hi,
counirymen, bur in crisis like this should he be
voted for, who has thrice been the cause OF the
election of Democratic Senator TO Congress!
who openly votes for John slidell to Congress
II the Creoles should succeed IN elec,ing Mr. Hos,
the Wing party would not only not be truly repre-
sented, but very much fear, that i, would cause
n heart burning that would prove detrimental 10
our cause. Tho confidence # lhe Wing parry
would be shaken in their Creole frends.
PRINCIPLES. NOT MEN.
thn III; ID,
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Az Mr.. SLlDEIL has had his name translated
into the German language, for thu purpose OF OBJ
taining votes, and as most of the modern Ian.
guages are spoken by the voters Of New Orleans,
we take pleasure in announcing his name IN six
different languages, to wit:
John Slidell, an American.
Johannis Schleid,e, decidedly German.
Jean Slidelle, Cradle Of the country.
Juan SlideIlo, for Spanish votes.
Giovanni Sliddelli, for Italian votes.
Johannowi,z Slideloffowtrky, fer Russian votes.
Lafayette Gasette.
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~ Cla,'en IL TO make an ascent with his
enlarged ba!loon, AT Cincinnati, on the GLORIOUS
fourth Mr.. Clayton will be accompanied by a
fair companion in his mral age, yet this is no
great novelty, for many an excited youth has been
lifted into the clouds with pretty woman sitting
beside him,
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Ernnl lie Rnto., Rnnne Gnreiia

Mr., EDroR,-I regret to tho temper display.
ed on both sides in the contest between Rom an and
Prieur by some of their friends. Mr. Rnman was
first assaulted, and so mutually and wantonly assai
ed, as GO iar to any severity of reply on
the part OF hi, friends. Bat as the election ap-
pronehes, we should fix our eyes the real quss-
iina-who is besl fitted fr she important office Of
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COMMERCIAL.
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immortality The Lexington Observer gives a
detailed account Of three great surgical operations
performed by Professor Dudley. 1t is well for the
worthy professor that Lexington is unhlessed with
Physico Medico Society, or it would be forth
with deereed by every gallipot Midas among them
| no genlleman-,no surpeon-and an immoral man.
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Slidell 10 like the chameinn; the election acts
upon him as the sun upon the lizard, and makes
him assume twenty hines and colors in minute
He is all things to all kinds of people-he is al
ways Of the opinion Of the present company.
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o. Yesterday, some thousands Of our citizens,
who did not know They were quoting from
Shakespeare, were constantly repeating from
Richards speech" Ife0, sirs, Tomorrow proues
busy day.
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FALSE TIcKETs.-The Loco's have printed tickets
Of all descriptions: they are like hungry pack
| of Wolves each fighting for himself, and with me-
other tape of success than getting ir fase votes,
and deceving the Wings. Look to, your tickets,
read every name carefully.
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P.s. Since the above was written understand
that MI. Prisur met with slight accident at
Manchac, which hiss lost him many voice. The
people of Iberville are moral people, and do not
dr;ak to excess.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-02

Mr.. sLIpRLL has proved himself the friend o.
the Crsoles. BY his new system of vnts making
hs has forever destroyed their influence; they
| should vots for him TO man!
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DIED..

On Friday, 2ad ult afera lingering Illness Mr.. ELISHA
CROKER native of Boston, Mass aged about 90 years.
His remains inferred With military honoa by the Was
ington Guards and Louisiana Greys.
% The Boston papers will please copy the above.
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Wo are rsquesten - say, that the departure Of
I'll. splendid steamer Ambassador, ]. j. Jaimes,
muster, for Louisville,,s postponed until Tuesday
morning, the Sd inst, at 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ, in
order to give her passengers every opportunity of
voting.
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PARISH WASHINGTON, June 90. 1888

PARISH WASHINGTON, June 90, 1888.
CONTAMINATION favor of the 10th inst. came
to hand in due tme and would have Been more
promptly answered but for the circumstances of
my desire 10 communicate to you, not only pleas
ing, but Information in regard to tho cleo ton that
y"u m ight rely on. Having now obtained through
the very best source what will be the probable
resul, in the paHsi ss Of St. Tammany, 81. Helena,
and this parish; ii affords me pleasure to COM
munica,e the same to the friends of Roman. ST,
Tbmmany will be about equally divihed.-St- He
lena majority OF so TO so in favsr of Ro,n an and
in his parish Roman will beat nearly two TO one
This you may rely on Although unusual exer-
lions are making by Ptieur's frienos, and every
effort made to arouse party feeling; but it will
not do. Roman has heent ed, and found equal
to the performance of the high ami Responsible
duties Of Governor say The people, aud they will
try him again.
write in haste; fourteen sat down to dinner
With me 'o-dsy,-one only for Prisur, the balance
tot Roman.
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WINGS ATTENTtON!.!!!.

The Wing voters of the Second MunicipaIiry
will meet this morning at half past O'Clock. n,
dido and Carondelet etree.s. Punctuality 10 es-
pscally requested. r
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Equal R;ghts-Agreeably 10 the dictionary Of
the Democratic Mr.. Breedlove, means, vote as l
tell you, or you shall starve.
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PORTRAIT PAINTING,
X. PARKER respectfully informs the public that
lVA he will remain short time in New Orleans for
the purpose Of painting portraits.
Rooms corner Of Canal and St Charles, in the house
occupedby Parmly Il Lyon, Dentists, where specimens
of his painting can be seen. Entrance in ST Charles
street, m98 I'm
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,,l4ivERY.


PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
And for sale at the Counting Room of the True neri.
can. Exchange Hotel, ST. Charles street,
SLAVERY
A Serm delivered in the FRS, Congre ational Chu
in New Orleans, April Is, 1888. By Rev. Iheod
Clapp.
Price 50 cents, III. leg ~
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UtLEBKA FIoN OF THE GINNING 4TH July.
"A PUBLtJ}DINNEI, in celebration of the Ami.
IA nversat four National Independence, will be
given at the Washington Hotel, in Minelmrg at the
Lake at the afternoon of the 4th July to
al al, those genthmen who may furnish themselves with
Tickets .c, on ofe,efore Monday, the 18th July.
Tickets at g5 each may be had to Monday c, ening,
the I'd July Ion application to the Bar of the CITY
Exchange, 81 Louis street; Exchange Hotel, st.
Charies street City Hotel. Common street; Taylor's
Merchants Exchange, Royal street, IIewlets Arcade
Exchange, adj Planters Hotel Canal street and at the
washington Hotel, in Milneburg.
GEORGE ARMSTRONG
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ORLEANS LITHOGRAPHIC OFFICE,
No. So Magazine street, opposite Banks Arcade,
FSTABLiSHED for the execution of maps, plans
and drawings, merchants circulars, business and
address cards of every description funeral circulars
deep mourning paper apothecary and druggists labels;
bank checks, dray receipts &c. printed and execute in
acheap and expeditions style, hy the proprietor.
WILLIAM GREENE.
NIB, Bank Notes neatly executed. m24
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STATE OF LODISIANA-First Judicial Dls1ri
EAT DE LA FLOUISIANE-Cou,

EAT DE LA |I.OUISIANE-Cou De District du
PRIMER district judiciaire.
a +. BuKF tontre res creancers. La cession DIES
"A prophecies He linsolyable ayant etc accepte par
Ia cour our iahntage de creanciers; il est deere
te qnuae asseHblee de SEES ereancitrs aura lieu Il
grefe de Is Mirks, notaire public, Lundi lie outlet
prochaln l0aeures du matin, atm de deliberer sur
les all 'res de fhsovable ct en- attendant toes pour
suites contre sa hersenne prophecies nentionne
dams son schedule sont nrrates.
Temoln' pfon Buchanan, Juge de la ditto cour
lie % Juni838.
&c juin LIE BLANC Dat Gr,fi.r
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LOUISIANA
FuRNITU RE WARES DOM S,

No. So, Benvllle street.
WILLIAM R. CARNEs, Formerly of the firm of
w Flint Il Carnes,) would respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he is constantly receiving
from New YORK and Boston good assortment of Fur
nture, such mahogany chairs, sofas led steads, ma
pie and painted chairs, maple and cherry bsdseads,
mahogany and cherry tables of all descriptions, bu-
reaus, toilets secrearys, writing desks, wardruhes of
mahogany and cherry, wash stands, looking glasses,
feathers, bedding, &C. &c.
NIB. Furniture packed for transportation with great
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New Olleans Canal AND Banking Conna

New CLEANS Canal avid Banking Con any,
III June 25 1881.
TNHE Presid'ht anil Directors ct this Institution,
have thisnay decla,ed dividend of four per
cent on the capital stock which will be payable to the
800 khoders, q their legal representatives, on and
after 'ionday,ths 81 day of July. The transfer book
will be &C closed ~ that date. BY order,
le0h-It
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e1RsoN,s GUIDE AMID D1REcToRY

VNOR the State of Louisiana, and Cities of New Or
II leans and Lafayette; for sale by
WIN McKEAN.
@Ai2S cor Camp and Common SITS
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Our cand'dats for State Senator, Mr.. Burhe. Q
curly H.inin. nigh with .te aniet hut certain
progress which belongs his sincere hut uupre
tending character. Af,ble and of easy approach.
by all, he presente remarka BILE contrast to his
distant. naughty opponent. A man of business
rather than Of display If use la-e; of
ofiament. Through the long period in which he
has served in the state legislature he has been
remark able FOR his never firing assiduity: ever TO
be found his post and unswerying in his opinions,
which being those of a man sslied and vel!
grounded in his opinions ind resolves, present an
opposite and superior usefulness TO those OF Mr..
Hea, which to Judge by his ac,s are liable to no
blown aside by every wind of doctrine. While
the vote Of Mr. Burhe was ever found on the RICH,
eide ON questions OF vital nom ent. and particularly
when Senator " as TO be sent to Congress, that
of MIR. Hon was invariably given in direct opposi.
lion to his professions While the former has
conslsts ntly acted as he professed ne-a saunch
and undlnching Wing, the latter while pretending
TO be- Wing, and holding his sea, by Whig votes,
has invariably acted with the rankes. of the loco
focos.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-02

The Patriot has a long article particularly ad-
dressed to Irishmen. Why is this! Are not ma
turalized Irishmen as good Americans as adopteG
citizens from any other country? Certainly! they
are among our most valuable ones, and there is a
ssbll, but decided, insult n ended to them in thus
singing them out and appealing to their passions.
1t is in other words, denying their right of incor-
poration in the great American family: it is a re-
fusa to acknowledge them as brethren, and mi,
king them stand apart as aeHs to the republic.
Did the Patriot suppose it compliment to Irish
men to associate, in spirit, the present age with
the times Of feuda tyranny, that it might thus ad
dress them separately from heir fellow citizens,
though they were considered ike the prescribe d
| tribes, standing apart and unrecognzsd an IT,
tegral portion of the great mass! Such addrf sst
are insults 10 the intelligence of Irshmen, being
based on the belief that their passions are to no
acted upon differently than those of Others that
they are mere easily led away in body than any
of their fellow citizens, and that by merely keep.
ing up an invdous distinct ion-invidiuus in its
implica ion-whic, should not exist in any reput-
lie, they can warp their judgment, aud mlslead
| their senses The object of the Patriot is Xix c
that of tho bird-catcher--to charm lis intended
victims with call that is Justly dear TO them all,
only 10 delude and ensnare them.
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NOTICE.
NEW ORLEANS II NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD.
~ A few cargoes of Dry Pitch Pine Wood varied,
delivered the bank OF the New Canal at the Rail
Road Bridge.
Also, few Carpenters, and men who are acquainted
with Saving find CONSTANT employment and gnod
wages. Apply ut the tfice of the Company, At the
corner of Canal and Barol ne stree S.
ID. HOARE,
js CT f Engine ard Gen, superniead n.
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~ ''HAhFl ~ NEW JtLt.A -.
VII. mlce as honrto-,lay is So 75per Dbl: ac-
cording to he tariff, the bakers shall give during
the ensulns wpN, from Monday, ID July,j4O ounces
OF bread for b Bread of the second quality is re-
CURED to weigh rs per cent more, VIZ: so ounces.
C. GENOIS, Mayor.