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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
OHIO RI,v E R

Will leave WEDNESDAY Tth inst, at O'Clock r. NJ.
TssSp I FOR LOUISVILLE HE N Ew
RHHh II and splendid passenger steamer Chancellor
aszs q. w. Stewart master, will leave for the above
and all intermediate landings For freight passage apply
on board or to BETTERTON Il KEEFFE;
1ny5 -sTfmg 20 Tchoupitoulas street,
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FRESH GROUND AND uNGRouND

ORLEANS STEAM MILLS OFFICE, rs PoY-
" dras street. New OrleansTke subscriber respectfully
forms the public that he keeps constantly hand full supply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-07

" No, II Lafayette
The subscribers in this city the manufacture
of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat which they pre-
the public for approval in competition with the EESr
soaps of estab shed reputation combines economy with tree,
dom from the disagreabe effects of ordinary use and
will be FOUND rni washing properties in per-
fecton and guaranteed ingredient in sufficient
quantity njre the finest fabric of ladies' apparel
The advantages of merchants and Others being able TO
supply themselves and customers with equally good not
better manufacture present themselves
glance and Subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
milo 3m G.. HAZEN Il co.
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Steamboat Books

STA ITO N E r s. HAIL.,
No. 81 Camp street and No. Bank Place.
The attention of Captains and Clerks of steamboats, respect
fully solicited to stock of BOOKS AND ARTICLES, got
up expressly for the Steamboat Trade which following
sists part Of
FREIGHT LIST Cabin and Passage REGISTERS
Cotton and Cargo RECEIPT BOOKS;
Cotton RECEIVING BOOKS; Wood RECEIPT BOOKS
Purchase RECEIPT BOOKS; General RECEIPT BOOKS;
Cotton Discharging BOOKS; Discharging PAPER;
CASH BOOKS Dschargins LIST BOOKS;
DECK PASSAGE RECEIPT BOOKS;
CASH LETTER RECEIPT BOOKS.
Discharging Tickets, colored and numbered;
Wages Tables, revolving and on cards.
Manifest Heads, Measuring Rods and Books
Red and Blue Stamping Inks
Stamps, engraved or cut 10 order
Collection Books Irvine and Irvine Boxes etc.. ETC.,
TRIP BOOKS.
All sizes and styles of ruling ready for indeSng the landings
also made TO order to any desired pattern.
BILLS HEADS and BILLS LADING printed order, with
neatess and dispatch and, generally all articles by
Steamboats,
30 Particular attention paid to this branch of business
D. FELT & STETSON,
So 2p3t 81 Camp street, and Bank Place
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made TO advertisers
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

MIR. BUCHANAN HELD UP AT THE NORTH AS AN
ABoLlTIoNIsT.-The Providence Post is the great, if
not the only Democratic paper of Rhode Island, and
like all the other journals of that party in the free
Sates it insists that Mr. Buchanan is an antisavery
man. The following, from a late number of that pa
per, proves this clearly:
Mr.. Buchanan never uttered sentence in defence
of slavery, or whispered word in favor of it's exist
ence, or cast vote which any honest man could con-
strue into wish to support the institution.
In commenting on the above, the Baltimore Clipper,
of the lst says:
What is this butt an effort to impose Mr.. Buchanan
upon the ant-slavery voters of the North as good
Freesoiler; and what is it but an gnoble shrinking
from the task of pleading for the rights of the South
But we dare say the Post is right in what it says
after all. We never heard of Mr.. Buchanan's doing
anything to commend him to the support of the slave
holding interest; and it for this very reason that
he was nominated over the heads of men who had
done something for the South The ultraists Of the
South have always been given to the practice of
strengthening abolitonism, by showing ingratitude
to their warmest friends at the North and this ac-
counts for their going against the noble patriotic and
selfsacrifcing Willard Fillmore From all such friends
as these utrasts the South should pray for speedy
deliveance
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INC q Corruptaon Fund y.

We had some remarks yesterday morning under
the foregoing head respecting an assessment 4 upon
the clerks Of the New FORK CustomH House. levied by
the Democratic Republican General Committee Of
Brooklyn to assist in deffaying the expenses Of the
approaching Presidential election. y 5 8
II appears the same game is being played all over
the country the object being to extort from the Of
fcers Of the Government, from the highest to the
lowest; an enormous corruption fund to bring to
bear against the real people in November next.
Neglect or refusal to comply with these Ubiquitous
demands is followed by summary dismissal from of
fee Not long since, the Postmaster at Liberty,
Amite county Mississippi, received Q !" secret cir
cular,a like the one we exposed o few days since,
calling upon him to furnish Names etc. and contr-
butte, from the income Of his Office to aid il the cleo
ton of Mr.. Buchanan. He declined doing either and
the result was that he was removed, as will be seen
by the following card, over his own signature
several years past have through the
wonderful compassion mercy of the Democratic
permitted to entertain pleasant relation With YOU Post
q found e Ike sySn u @ & rs
Office Department who willing TO assume the burden and
eoy osf Gf
Of tho Government Under such circumstance, could bt
look with pride and qualification my dress and doubt
less much Nc figure Is boy IL bis s ooos and
under nnying Obligations u ny dsnteresed benefaeor Now
that one has been found Whose is o M
the office be conducted with satisfaction to the good
cratic party, during tile ensuing campaign, am happy TO
to you that am Invested Of my official robes to
which had become quite accustomed and which had began
to quite feel that this VII send
unexpected disruption of pleasant relations but judging the
future the pest have to believe will be but
soat the design that prompted the stroke which
cred the tie will be and some good native me
crumbs fall the rich table, will be favored with
the small crumbs of the Postoicc in Liberty Offering this
heart but abide with ceerfulness the coming events which
already casting their shadows before remain very
specfully, sour late but now ostracscd Postmaster.
$E55 d f{445 f. Ii BRANBLET. N
PS-Ihare off the Of the foreigners in
this vicinity, lately required NOR did think that could
afford aside portion Of the small income of the Office
assist in sending Democratic documents them Whether
such instructions issued from the Post Office Depart
not thing certain the accompanying the
refusal has certainly fallen upon metle threat that
compliance with the order would be removed, has certainly
been executed, .5,,3z5l+ 54le. L. L. i.
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EseMlOUnE.
l24 CANAL STREET. 1874.
j. D. CAMERON g. co.
Beg leave TO inform their customers and the public generally
that they have removed their stock of Carpeng Floor Oil
Cloths etc. from 26 Charities and u Customouse Streets
their and spacious store No. 12 CANAL STREET. Toura
Buildings. t~
We receiving varied assortment of Rich English
MEDALLION, VELVET and
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARPETING,
of entirely patterns ind designs
ALSO Of
THREE-PLY and VENETIAN CARPETING;
BAIzES, DRUGGETS and RUGS,
our usual variety of patterns and qualities;
Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS;
Silk Wool and Wool pAMASK direct from the best manu-
factories in France and England
WINDOW SHADES, Gilt Cornices and Pins, and variety
Of Table Covers; Jn ..-Y"
FLOOR OIL CLOTH 3 to q feet wide by 100 feet long,
which we cut to suit any size hall
All Of which will sell mt the lowest market prices.
]. D. CAMERON & Co.
IS 2p6t l24 Canal street, Touro Buildings.
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--- UDOLPHO WOLFE.

p3@ HOstetter's Bitters.-Dyspeptics, If you
would be WELL try bottle of Hostette Btters 1t acts like
charm in giving healthy to the digestive organs, and in
strengthening the system. Especially is its utility
tonic and preventive of angnor of the highest value in the
summer when the whole and muscular system reaNes
and effects condition which permits the approach Of disease
There single known of its failing do good
where has been according to directions Try it, This
celebrated article Bttes for sale wholesale and retail by Q. O.
Woodman corner Magazine and Common streets; John Wright
Co.. 81 and ISL Chartres street, and druggists generally
SC 2p6td&lW&A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

OLD LINE WING STATE CoNvENT1oN.-In pu1su-
ance of the call issued by Judge Wese President of
the State Old Line Wing Convention, says the Balti-
more American, of the LIST, that body will reassembIe
in this city on Wednesday next, for the purpose of
appointing delegates to represent Maryland i'll the
Wing National Convention, to be held in this city on
the 18th inst. The following States have already
elected or are preparing to send full delegations to
the National Convention
Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, Florida North
Carolina Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylva,
mia, New York, New jersey, Massachusetts,, Indiana
Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island Kentucky, Illinois,
and Tennessee.
There will be but few States in the Union that will
not be represented in this grand convocation of ma
tona conservatives, whose deliberations cannot fail
to have powerful effects i'll restoring confidence in
the complete overthrow of sactionalism. May the
genius of patriotism watch over and guide their de-
alterations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

On Monday the Stl inst age wenty-eight years
AUGUSTA DUSSUMTER.
His funeral will take place This Afternoon AZ O'clock
from the residence of Mr. Victor Any Barracks street.
tween Royal and Bourbon His friends
brother Edward Dussumier Anry are respectfully
requested to attend without further notice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

M5- To the Merchants of New Orleans.-I
have press and will be ready by the 18th October for
graultos distribution hundred thousand complete BUSl-
NESS DIRECTORIES OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
This Directory intend to have distributed in MI towns and
cities bordering the Mississippi Missouri Arkansas and Ohio
rivers and the rivers of Texas All persons who have my
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCIIN.iPPS sale in New Or
leans have card inserted free of CHARGE by
sending the to my Office, % BEAVER STREET, New
York, before the 10Th September.
D,Dk n
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IS Never, Saw DE-,

From time immemorial the above motto has been
considered good one-a strong one-botl in express
sion and significance. rt
All rules and all notices however, are subject to ex-
ceptons which only prove their correctness and value
On this occasion we say, every gallant Lousianan
will say, :" DYE forever = Any Louisianian who
refuses to echo this shout is mongre and an Migrate
If not worse, and deserves to be smothered in
molasses.
"a The DYE we refer to is Miss ELIZABETH DYE--the
lovely representative of Louisiana at the great Union
Mass Meeting held in Cincinnati, on the Ohio river,
in Newport and Covington, and call along Shore
on the 9th nit.
As Louisiana is universally acknowledged to be the
sssugar bowlof the Union, of course her represer-
tatiye must have been correspondingly sweet. While
we5are prepared to maintain that the thirty sisters
who surrounded her were all their most ardent ad-
mirers could claim, still the fact is undeniable that
she was the sweetest representative of the sweetest
constituency known to the occasion.
Consequently we say I" DYE forever !" and inconti.
nenty ignore the old motto-"neyer say de- "Sink
or SWIM live or die, survive perish we unhesitat-
lngly, as good Lousianars peal forth the shout of
8 Dye forevGrH, If there's any citizen in the State
who refuses to echo it, with will and heartiness
he will be Immediately handed over to the tender
nlercies Of Q Vigilance Committee got up expressly
for the occasion. " 49,.
Z We understand that our young men are getting up
subscription to procure magnificent bracelet to be
presented to Lousianas fair representative the in
teresting occasion alluded to. 1t will be an elegant
and costly ornament, appropriately designed and en-
graved, and the diamonds in it will only equal the
sparkle of her bright eyes
We suggest that the other thirty States follow the
example of Louisiana. What say our brethren of the
press?
An IrEM.--We clip the following item from the
Shreveport Southwestern:
found eaddo parish hard road 70 travel He first
9n and ssn % ff En- FGsG finally by
The badness Of Col. Grays cause had as much to
do with his accomplishments the ability of his oppo-
nents and the goodness of their cause Mr.. Gray is
an able man and q good g stumper.n He graduated
in the Mississippi Wing school, and in that State
/ g time and off, has he delivered rousing Wing
speeches. ~G
i oh, MIR. Gray! You were once a prominent leader
Of the old CLAY Wing guard Of sister State With
you as with the writer of this, HENRY CLAY was
almost an object of idolatry. No,e you adyocat-
ing the claims of the coldbooded destroyer of the
| lifelong hopes and aspirations of Harry Clay! No
wonder you can't speak with your accustomed ability
| No wonder your tongue falters your mind waivers
and your quickness and tact avail you not when you
rise to address the people in support Of James Blu.
chanan 1ou feel, if you cannot see, the awful pre-
sence Of the Sage Of Ashland, and fancy you hear il
you do not actually hear him saying sorrowfuly
!" Et tn Brute." '.
An attempt is being made by several citizens of
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A new bank, called the Bank of Columbus, has re-
Gently gone into operation in Columbus, Ga. It has
capital stock of 250,000, with the privilege Of in
creasng the same to 100000.
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TEL EGRA PHED 10 THE CRESCENT
i 5[Hr THE NtrroNAI LINE. j
DOMESTIC M ARYETs.

New YoRK, Sept. s.---Flour is firm at unchanged
prices. Corn SIC. Lard l3aac. Whisky is dropping
quoted to-day " s2aac. Sterling Exchange 81.
CIscINNATI, septT s Flour is firm 1T $5 go to-
80 90. Whisky 26. Molasses active sales today at
$50. Coffee 114to III.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. s.-The river continues very
low - = 80. -. ~
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4 ENaLIsH AND AMERICAN \ CARPETING s.--Me ssrs.
Todd 81 GandoIf, No 40 Canal street, in the Touro
Buildings adVerse II another column that they have
ust opened large and splendid assortment of all
descriptions Of carpetng, cornices, window shades,
curtain goods, etc, which they offer at very low
prices ana on favorable terms Those who need such
articles would do well to look at the stock Of these
gentlemen before making purchases elsewhere.
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DIR. Supaseses Reynolds.

oFFICE-No. MS GRsAyIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, sc&LD-HEAD, WHITE SORES and
ULCERS OF every description ia5l 2ply
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Union CEagb.

f I l. L M O r E r A N G. E r s.!
The Members Of this Club requested their
Meeting Room THIS EVENING september 9th) at O'Clock
precisely. 50 2plt
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NEW Book Those who are ford Of good reading
would do we'll To call and examine the books recently
received by Thomas Il. White, Nc. Jos Canal street
He ayertises Id another column that he has just re
ceiyeda large addition to his stock Of literature,
among which are some very valuable works, recently
nuhIished sS8 #Fi8 e E}sS H5
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S. Y. C., GHALLENGD Cur RAcE.-By referring to
notice in another column will be seen that the
annual race for the challenge cup Of the Southern
Yacht Club will be run at Pass Christian on Monday
next tile 18th inst From one end Of our coast the
other fol- weeks past, tile notes preparation have
been sounded and all give promise that the
contest Of the present year be the most noted
of any that has preceded it. Commodore Jno. G.
Robinson, for the second time, has held the cup
two successive years against all competition; should
he prove victor in the coming contest Of that prize
which has 50 often been the object Of desire by
yaehtmen, will be his g keeps, and depart from
the club forever TO prevent 50 dire calamity the
chivalry Of the club Is z arms and anxious for the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

UsroN GLuR iaii,oSe here Will be .
meeting of this club III Their room, this evening At
O'Clock Members ars to attend as business
III importance VIII BIZ transacted.
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Loss of the SHIN pLntlen,.

i 4 : i / 3 Z g i. + ~
Captain Webber and crew of the shin DadeIn,
arrived here last evening on the schooner w. H. Tit
comb. Capt Weber reports: Cleared from this
port, for New York. on the 22d August, and left the
Southwest Pass on the 25th with light breeze from
the northwest. Had Gains for five days, then took
q light breeze from northeast, which continued to
increase steadily during the day, till night, when it
became squay, with much lightning from the south
ward. On Wednesday night very squaly; reduced
sail accordingly. On Thursday morning, storm
having increased hove to under close reefed mantop
sail and main spanker; barometer falling fast; wind
increasing furled maintop sail at 2, P. NJ; laying
to under main spanker on the port jack, with the
wind from the northWard and eastward blowing
tremendous hurricane, every other sail being fured
with extra gaskets, heavy sea struck the ship car
ryng away the buwarks with all the stanchions and
arfrom the fore rigging to within six or seven feet
of the tatfrail, splitting the plank shear in many
places and sweeping the decks fore and aft of goods
water casks, etc., bursting open the after hatch and
carrying away the house on deck. The cabin was
stove to pieces the captain, mate and steward were
all covered by the ruins, but were rescued being badly
bruised The man at the wheel was swept overheard
also three others Of the crew, who were drowned
one man had his head badly cut and several others
were bldly WOundeu<
After this, we could do nothing more than lash our
selves to the mast Some were dashed to the pumps,
from which they were swept away several times dur
ing the night. After remaining in this condition for
some time, tremendous gust of wind swept over the
ship, taking with it the fore and main top-masts.
Soon after this gust still more violent broke away
the fore and main masts breaking them off below the
deck, leaving huge holes in the deck The ship, by
this time was water-logged On Saturday the bark
Yuba hove in sight; seeing signal of distress on
the mizzen (the only mostWe had standing the cap
tain made for US and waved his hat in Specification
that he would lay by us A boat being lowered, to
the imminent danger of those that manned her, she
made for us, but the crew being unable, from the
roughness of the sea- to get board either the Dia
dem or the Yuba they had to remain in the boat all
night. In the morning they succeeded in taking us
off, and in returning to the Yuba, the boat was twice
upset. Capt. Weber chung to the bottom Of the
boat and was rescued but the mate of the bark Yuba
who manned her boat, was missing also one seaman
belonging to the Dadem. They were all taken on
board the bark, and kindly cared for by the captain
and his lady. On Wednesday morning they were
taken off the bark by the schooner W. H. Titcomb,
Capt. Manning, from Rockland for this port.
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10 : sgG, SER rElfBER ), 1856.

ths nai Of Weekly Crescent ef done
rssIarv M any time orders and Cd
,sfsss at ear ONCE No. Tg Camp street. s
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Secondhand Furniture Bought.

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city and wishing dis
pose their furniture will find to their advantage to call Oh
the undersigned.
AlsoSecondhand Furniture sold, exchanged and repaired
P. NJ. TOURNE
Rul9 2D3m y Baronne street.
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Esea1aOreGR !! HeMlOaefE : Z

Removed Removed go
FROM NO. rs TO IL ROYAL STREET,
A supply of CREME DE BOUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pn constantly hand which equal the best that
comes to this MARKET
:. Also :.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
IL Is A ID e s:
SAZERAC Of the Vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1906 and other
brands.
w HIS * Y:
Of all descriptions-Scotch Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pnts and quarts.
Also.
On hand my usual assortment OF the best WINES and IL
OUORS in the Market which will be sold reasonable
terms as any other heuse in the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No. II Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09
WenEches and Clocks.

Jewelry, Precious Stones, Watch Materials Glasses and
Tools Silk Guards and Ribbons; Clock Findings, Jewery
Boxes and Gard Boxes and everything necessary for Watch
making and Jewellers in the repairing line
H. FRANKOiS,
au22 2plm 160 Poydras street.
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aatgenEiOae eAaseeyicN2as !.
EIGHTH WARD CLUB, THIRD DISTRICT.

On business Of Importance the Members of the above Club
will assemble Mt their Meeting Room, in Margnys Building
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of September TX O'clock
F. N. By order Of the President.
C. A. FASSY,
50 2p2t Secretary
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Canton sNKtykEi1ag.

100 PIECES IA WHITE;
100 :. Al RED CHECK;
CANTON MATTING-n very superior article
For SALE wholesale or RETAIL very reduced prices. Appyto
WM H. FISK,
s. p6 1863 Canal street of BarOnne street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

And for sale by
CT-EAaDSS@ ILL., NW I'M MrH. Me-
Bookseller and StatIoner,
1Uo CANAL STREET. 1VD
SIGNS OF THE TIMES--By J. Bunsen
HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY;
RELIGION IN AMERIClA-By R. Baird
RECENT PROGRESS IN ASTRONOMY-u.oo mis J
EVELYN MARSTON-By author of Emile Wynihum, etc.
50 2p3t