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.Esculapidn Statue.
nR- LEROY'S and PELETIER'S (of Pars) Com
~ POUND SPECIFICS and Anti. XENERFAL MIxTuRka
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PUMPS AND pATHING APPARATUS &c,
tIiN MCCARTHY Plumber, No. 1874 Camp street q
New Orleans, has Just received new and large a.
assortment OF Brass Cocks various sizes Force and
b Jumps; Beer Pumps &c. sc; Cooking Ran ges: EESS
Bathing Tabs and SHOWER Baths. Also, laying and repair
anu Steamboat work promptly put up and repared All
dels pity attended to- N
kV~ Charges moderate r,Lol1,
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Ornamental Trees, Greenhouse plant. -.

he undersigned respectfully informs his friends md a..
nat be has opened his Green hou.e on the e
nei Of ~. Chaes and Union streets where he has IA
S MEN uAL TREES also GREEN. HOUSE II ANTS ~
e variety H0 varieties Of ROSES of the hest nn.;,
BIG. srge assortment of FRUIT TREES. ps.hhy'
Apeo and Ounces Of the vefS bes
Nursery the Shell Road. he hs, ows ISL nees AT his
Eveisteens Ornamental Tres, Shade Tres which i o.
ssm JAMES MoCABE.
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DAILY CRESCENT.

THE SN0W....BY CHARLES LAMB.
An old man slowly said,
Where's the snow
That fell the year that's fled
Where the snow
As fruitess the task, OF many Joy that past
The hope Of airy BIRTH like the
Is stained on reaching earth,
Like the snow;
yvbs ts sparkling in the ray, It's melting fast away,
Like the snow
Cold decetfu thing ia the snow,
Though il comes on dove like wings
False snow
IT'S but rain, disguised appears,
And our hopes ffczen tsars,
Like the
-1>H---
Pleasure may not be mans chief good,
Though transient Joys 1t give
As sap is bound in healthy WOOD
Care flows in all who 1--we,
Nourishing them for realms above,
High hope and glorious AIM,
More perfect knowledge, purer love
And new holy name. ''-.Wrs OglCy.
All homage TO those who encourage either genius
or application III the young and ardent SO often
doomed TO disappointed hopes Oh what priceless
value have some few words of encouragement often
been TO sanguine bat modest spirits, entering on the
first struggle of life in pursuit of knowledge and OF
fame! Yet how many are there who forget this,
and by selfshness or Indifference let others lose
their way-which it would have cost them little
more than the lifting Of their finger to have shown
or let The fame go out, which, with breath, they
might have kept alive !-EdinJarg ReUtew.
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MEDICAL.
Dp HALL. 1877 Canal st.. ON THE SYMPTOMS
DHGNnrTTt, r OF BRONCHITIS. LOSS OF VOICE.
CONSUMPTfON, ETC., sold at IA Camp street, New Or
foans Nv n2Id& W6m1 j. b. STEEL.

leans by n21d& W6m1 j. D. STEEL.
DISEASES OF THE CHEST;
UTyHE STETH ESCOPE, applied to the Chest ascei-
tanning the State of Diseased Lungs Diseased heaIt'
bronchitis etc. by DR.. TUNsTALL. Ia ItPpp OF Andrai
BIoussas Dupuytren Ashley Cooper (see diplomas at MS
office late of the Physicians Staten Island Hospital
Dr. r. may bs consulted daily at ~ Circus street. New
Orleans o,
HIST PUBLISHED" InastaH on Consumption and
the tehescope with Practical Gases during the Authors
Studies in London Eunburg and Paris and his prac
tce'' May be had of the Author l37 POydras street,
have perused an able manuscript from the able and zeal
Gus Physician Dr. Tqnstal we derive precise inform
of Phthss He philosophic observer beg 70 recon-
mend his work. F. ToMBLINsoN M. d. Staten ISL Hos.
Copy of Testimonial from Dr. Whiting, Quarantine Hosp
" tai Staten Island =.
As PETER E. TUNsTALL NJ. D. about to leave the ma
character and qualifications Dr. Tunsta ha. discharged
faithfully and well the duties of his post de competent
and CAREFUL and leaves the Institution with the highest res
pect of the gentlemen who compose the Medical stat
ALKx. b. WHITING. Health OHlcer
Quarantine Staten Island. June Is tn lS4S JAZZ Inn
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HIGH SCHOOL FOR YoUNG LADIES

CARoNDELET STREET, NEAR ST. JOSEPH STREET.
ENSTABLISHED in 1912 under the superintendent OF
IA the Misses ALLISON from London,-ln this lnsitu
conducted the best plans of European instruction.
the of study thorough and systematic vague
theories superficial methods of teaching to elicit display
are resoed any of the various departments of science
or literature. .
The French Language under the superntendence Of
French gentleman OF high literary attanments other Ian
guages music and the accomplishments taught by mas
tiers of equal emnence il their professions.
Drawing every style is taught by the Misses Allison
themselves pupils for OF one OF the most eminent
drawing masters ia Europe
IL Terms NAV be known application to the residence
fthe Misses ALLISON Carondelet st. ms 1y
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a 9 A X d.
A LII persons wishing 10 pressure our PIANO FORTES
"A IN the New Or leans ma rket eli her with -Fsssss.lr,
or without the HOan Attachment. are in 1890 $3
formed that VIM. T. MAYO No Camps M 81 III
street is oui duly au horized Agent for thatg 4 u
city, and IS fully au horned to sell Boston prices with
only height and in added and receive orders
any descpt ono instruments manufactured by US, leaving
optional with the purchaser to reject the same if
factory on their arrival in New Orleans Every instrument
sold as above warranted by and TO be exchanged with
out e1pen to the purchaser, if found satisfactory after
t1a. Each instrument will in future be accompanied with
an invoice at our Boston cash prices which may be by
Tlght and ae tie only in Bos of the PAT
EN I 1EoLlAN ATTACHMENT: Wemanu facture tie
Seven Octave Grand PIANO FORTES with and without
the Hsolan Attachment
I. GILBERT & co, 400 Washington street
Boston, October "A 1913
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A CARD

"A
l. knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run in
consulting Physcans for the of private diseases
owing to the utter dsquacations of those who profess
to cure such deem to be nothing but act
kindness towards the Unfortunately afflicted well sheer
to state that in the 1886 sorey afflicted with syphi
lis, in Its worst and most appalling FORM and for several
months together under the best regular medical
could obtain in New Orleans without being at benefit
ted-indeed grew worse At length heard of Dr. Mul.
lens great reputation applied to him, and my great
n15 If SAMUEL ROBERTSON
CONSUMPTION CURABLE,
"&OME reader will ask What is it possible to repro
~ ducs Lungs that are gomez Certainly not. But a
cicatrGe may form and the patient will recover .4ndraI.
Dr. TUNSTALI. of London Edinburg and Paris after
y years experience in the Medical Profession lsee Diplomas
CHEST-Consumpion: Asthma; Splitting of Blood, Sore
ness of the Chest Hectic Flush Pain in the Chest Colds
bronchitis, Night Sweats and other Diseases of Debility
tSee Testimonials in the Daily Crescent Jan. 18th, 1S49
References given to numerous patients in this city
Dr. T. will take pleasure in examining the Chest and his
INST consultation free, at 72 Circus street. ja20
McALIsTER's ALL-HEALING OINTMENT
restores Precipitation in the System.
this means opens those through which Ma
lure carries OH the impurities within, and thus relieves
the body of disease 1t thus that cures Consumption
Fevers, Scroula Erysipelas Asthma, Salt Rheum Sick
Headache Clumsy Sore Throat, Rheumatism Scald Head
Pains in he Chest Side and Back Dyspepsia Posons Sore
nation OF the Bowels Kidneys and Brain Burns ChiIbans
Piles, Worms Agues, Cold Feet Liver Complaints Ulcers
and all Fever Sores lnammations of every kind For sale
BY THE AGENTS, Dr. e. E. HYDE Diamonds Buildings
street. !. ID -,
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STORAGE. STORAGE STORAGE.
'INHE bulk Of 80 600 ARRELS be received NZVN
Il at different Warehouses at Removable nAAAsAsA
rates EMERSON, TOURNE & CO.. 49, Z
oS5 i56 Tcboupitoulas street.
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BOOKS-STATIONERY.
,MERIoAN JOURNAL or SCIENCE & ARTS

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE & ARTS
vI,HIS WORK published by Messrs. B: = b Slliman.
L New Haven Conn, may be found at WELD& ~ -;
No. 70 CAMP Street, the Agents. who are now prepared
to receive subscriptions for it.
49,.
THE WING REYiEW-The present number OF this
work rich worth subscription price for nothing but
the engrayi.gs viii couain-amOng Others there are 70 pc
two large size ce plates of GEN. u. TAYLOR and MILL
LARD FILLMORE. o.,,,, ,..,.
We are also AGENTS for BLACKWOOD,S MAGA-
ZINE; EDINBURG, NORTH-BRITISH. WESTMlN
STER and LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEWS.
s29 WELD 4 CO., " Camp st.
THE SUGAR PLANTERS MANUAL
Being Treatise obtaining Sugar the Sugar Cane
by ]. NJ D.-a and valuable Book.
Together with the LAW BOOKS the
Southern country e For sale by
jail lt2dpSsf D. WOODRUFF Il CO., 50 Camp 81.
BOUSSNGAULT'S CHEMISTRY.
EUST received by WELD CO., No. ~ Camp street
j CHEMISTRY APPLIED TO AGR1CULTU RE by
I n Ronssingap ole
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7. GILBERT & co, 400 Washington street.
Boston, October "a l84S

7; GILBERT & CO.'S PIANO FORTEs.
pURCH ASERS OF PIANOS AND EOIiA Ms from
= the above house are respectfully informed that Mr.
THOMPSON, Timer and Regulator from the Factory cal
be found at MAYO'S MUSIC STORE S Camp street
for few weeks ready to make the annual examination
all Pianos manufactured by T. g. & Co. Tvs I'm
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TQ THOSE AFFLiCTEDb WI

TITO r,, NOTICE
~ HOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAI-nJs
IL EASESIThe reputation of the writer is so well
m Ia an that necessary to to those who have
m as 70 nave contracted ofthose dread
diseases known and called Secret Diseases in snv
neif various ioms Is that the writer after most
OF twenty six confined strictly to VeneresI
diseases and Diseases of the Blood (having treated and "a
neVed many hundreds who were past af hope MANY of
Wn0m mad been under the treatment eminent ohyscans
Wllhout celvlng any benefit enabled to offer You posi-
vey sac certain and speedy Should any of the
unoriunatey afflicted this short advertisement thew
Wono 40 well to call at No. 86 CUsroMHoUsE STREET
eeioe applying elsewhere and avail themselves of the bene
nus 81 me subscriber long and successful experience
mo u b. F. MULLEN, IS Customhouse ST.
DR WALLACE. No. "a Arcade Passage, (up stair,
~ New Orleans OFFICE HoURs-From 9 A. M to il
ORDERS left at the Drug Store of H. Bonnabel will he
e.eeAoeo - Jas lyd&W
nR. WARD. Graduate of Ednbure cures all Disease of
~ Private Nature, without Mercury or h;ndr.nea S =,
business HIS treatment precisely of Ricord and
eminent In ths department and is always successfn '
0--Ho--.1- : oyolas .Heet. ja3O I'm
o,-c REMOVAL.
/ bh. nOOGH has removed his Office tn M 1aa D,
49,; ~ sIeeI Professional visits and Office nIsscra
II u" sei.ea for when made Office hours from 70
--.-.--. = -. ms 6m
DISEASES DISEASES OF THE EYE AND ZAP
A fFECIIONS Of the Optic Nerve Iitis Connna;;;,.
- Inflammation Partial Blindness Ope,ation. fn s,h
ST ang 9 @na Diseases affecting Vision Dr. TfN
suationSiS IN ns. Poydras street Hours Of Con
his Office. A' anu alients may be seen at
ja20
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. Etc.
NHE undersigned constantly receiving fresh Sunnles IF
DRUGS and MEDICINES from the NoTtb n
and from Europe, which he will dispose OF at the low 60
es market prices to Physicians. druggists Planters NJ
and Families; Fresh VACCINE MATTER ALWAYS rs
on hand, and Vaccination pc rformed to sa faction
CHS. NYSTRAND. 7Diamond's Row
hIo 6m at corner of Tchoupioulas and Dejonj SIS
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BOOK KEEPING-A ACCOUNTABILITY.
TIVE Subscriber, an old experienced BOOK KEEPER
Il and BUSINESS MAN, offers his services &c.
countan for the opening of sets of Books the cosin
adjusting OF old and the reguasaon OF all kinds OF
tigous accountability, moderate terms. He would
cept permanent situation Commercial House of exten
business and would devote his time entirely to the
rests of such house.
ENGLISH and FRENCH translated.
Address at this office, at Jos. Bruneaus Feed Store,
Front Levee, Blue Store.
References-L. CHITTENDEN, J. D. CAMERON, A. w.
SCArEs. ola I'm p. A. AUBERT. 81 Jackson st.
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MUSIC AND SINGING.
a FEHRMANN Professor of Music and Singing corner
~. of Apollo and CIIo streets, in the Drug E@EsA
store offers his ervces to the public of Orleans NSsE
in giving lessons at very moderate price, theCeS
PlANO-FORTE and in SINGING, on the best principles
OF teaching the same
r n Rest Of soivo nono r,
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NCING ACAD MY.

IS Carondelet, between Canal and Common SITS.
CONDUCTED IN THE LATEST P ARISIAN
~ STYLE-Mr. P CLlSSEY has the honor to INA
inform his friends and patrons of this city, that
having returned from his late tour in Paris he has NTa
RECOMMENDED giving his lessons thai graceful ant, Auxs
DANCING. Mr.. q. will teach QUADRILLEs, -Fr~
VALVES, PoLKAs, VALsE A ID Ux TEMPS, VALsE A
CIEo TEMPS; REDoWA and several other late fashionable
and elegant DANCES that, a yet, have not come ont
Days for Children Mondays and Thursdays. MI. g. will
from until o'clock for lessons to ladies and
gentlemen. He has also re0pened his
Ac denny in L Lafayette,
Corner of St Andrew and Camp Streets for the
mediation of ladies and children who reside distance from
the City DAYS of Glasses in Lafayette Tuesday and Friday
sV Gentlemen respectfully informed that Glass will
be opened for them from until 10 O'clock evening
the week. particularly Tor those who wish to perfect them
them to dance Quadres in the of MONTH and
to enable gentleman to present himself with and ee
gance in any Ballroom. fyS2m
~ Satisfactory evidence be shown from many gen.
temen no favored him with their patronage last season.
Dizziness of the head in w
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70 the great success and immense sale of DR. Towp
ssn,s Sasapana number Of men who were formerly
EHge i' have c4mmenced making Sarsapara Extracn
nIInrs, bers Extracts of Yellow Dock Etc They gene
nave stolen and copied advertisement they are onE
"2 pia;n im naa and should be avoided
iaS nedng 20. State street Boston Dyott Sos
.;t second street, Philadelphia s. Hance Dru6
fI0say r McGraw. Natchsz-and by ali the princps
Rtst1s ana Meohant, generally throughout the Ustd
o'de0s west Indies and the Canada
]. WRIGHT, Isl Chsrtrss strsst,
0ole Agent. New OTl6am
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. Depot, corner 0f Bar0nne aud Perddo streets.
single ticket, any distance above Pleasant st. 20 cent?
single ticket for children over and under IL year, 10
Half the above rates for distance below Pleasant street,
Servants (saves, for any distance ....... 10 cents
~ Residents in Lafayette Carollton and vicinity are
informed that this Company ha. fixed uniform rate Of
Communication tickets for passage in the Cars o-wt IS 90
month Tin advance for either Road and for any distance
Children half price-no such tickets given for any other
period than the first to the last of each month.
A Gar, expressly for ladies' in each train.
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JOHN STROUD & co.
las COMMON Street, beeen CarondeLet and Bar0nne,
gEAhERs N GxsSSlAA
WI ELLED CRATES, MONUMENTS, k ffTfrTa,
TONES, TOMB SLABS GRAVE STONES, GfHG Hi ~
and MARBLE in al! is different varieties; aHTtrd
THOMASTON LINE CALCINED PLAS. MMiWD
TER OF PARIS R, MAN and HYDRAU- ~AY
!!tG CEMENT, PLASTERING HAIR IN
WHITE SAND !; ENGLISH PENSACOLA -,
and PlTTSBURG FRIEDRICH my3
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Cafs Will leave New Orleans Carrolton every
honI after clock on Sundays if the weather is fair
The Lafayette Horse Cans will lea We every Is min
hArOpne srl Am
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ROBERT SKINNE
BRICKLAYER, No. IS ROYAL STREET,
UNDERTAKES all kinds of FIRE WORK, such as the
~ Setting of Cooking Ranges, Ovens, Steam -
Boilers. etc. All work done by the subscriber will 1Sd
be guaranteed, and specimens OF his work may be a
seen any time. 'V4N
N.B.-PLAsTERING and WHITEWAsHING done
with dispatch. ia19 "
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
MADAME ARRALINE BROOKS has the honor to
lVl announce the visites and resident families of
Orleans that the days of Tuition follows, the
ARMoRY HALL: Ap,x
Chdren's Glass. MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and seaseassl
FRIDAY, from to P. M. asiT11tlzdfS
Ladies Glass. TUESDAY and THURSDAY, from WKsES
10 to IL A. NJ. Tf~
Gentlemen's Class. TUESDAY and THURSDAY, from
to 10 P. NJ.
Parents Guardians and the Public invited to the Chill
diens Glass. For TERMS etc., apply at the Armory Hail.
the residence of Madame Brooks
~ There will be the usual number of CHILDREN'S
BALLS.
to- Madame Brooks will continue to teach until the LIST
of April. dSf
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
ME subscribers have com ,etet their arrange ~
l. ments for a more extended business than thatNl y
~ hltlIerto done by the old house. Our stock of~esl-
W. DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
k& SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PKRFUMERY
- embracing, as intend shall every article peedfnl
to the Heads Of Families Planters and Country Dealers will
not bt excellence of quality or
prlce ny any 9th sr house in the trade while as a
GENERA l. PATENT MEDICINE AGENT
be addressed to with confidence and certainty
OF them properly and faithfully attended to- not pre-.
viously experienced in this place
The usual credits and facilities of trade extended to
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CON MERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARK EFT.
"Wednesday, June 25-t

"Wednesday, June 27-6 II. nj.
The stock market continues without any material
alteration. The aDcies drag their slow length along
and it is only by the most superhumsn efforts that the
bulls sustain prices we'll acquisitions frequent
~ asked Whore do all these fancies remain night.
Who have sufficient confidence in them to carry them
from day TO day? Who have backbone enough to bear
up under such an immense weight? and where do they
expect purchasers coming from to relieve present
holders? These questions beyond our power of
answering
At tho FIRST board, to-day, Treasury notes declined 4
Co, 1h Erie Hsilroad l. Long island Reading Rail-
road, Xxi Reading Bonds, u. The sales unusu-
ally large ard the principally sellers
.optien which is indicative OF depreciating market
The heaviest stock in the list is Harlem and the fall
Org OF in prices is attributed the unfavorabe
changes which have recently taken place in the Gnan-
cial affairs OF the company 1t Is stated that the
ing debt has already reached large amount; aud It is
for the year will f, considerably short of the
estimates The payment of interest the preferred
stock Of this company makes a great hole in tho net
income.
The Firenen's Insurance Company, Of Baltimore
have declared adividsnd of six and one.quarter per
cent for the last six months.
The quantity Of flour. wheat and barley left at
tide during tho third week In June in the years
4apd1 ms 70
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Tho receipts thus far this year, Of -four and CORN
hnvc been in Of those for the period last
There has also been increase In beef pork lard and
bacon and falling of in barley wheat ashes, butter
cheese and wool The receipts for the third week In
June show an Increase in -four, wheat and corn, and
q decrease In barley.
The annexed statement exhibits tho amount Of tolls
collected the New York State canals this season
and last up the close Of the third week in June.
N New YouK STATE CASALs--AMoUNr OF Tells.
Receipts for first week in June lS4o $ll1S10 IS
Same d, riod in lS4S. ................ Y5.51y 80
increase 10 1349. ........... $162ol 40
The aggregate amount received for tolls
from the commencement OF navigation
to the I'D of june, inclusive, is. 1896 97o "
.Eame period la lS43 Observation-Disclosures. 90o.673 33
decrease IL Je4s SloSo 3o
Amount Of tolls received on all the New York State
canals ia each OF the following years, during tho third
week In June and the totals to the I'D Of June In
nlnaiu
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PUBLICATIONS.


V,nE NATIONAL POLICE GAZ. TIE. OF THIS WEEK,
is ready for salt contains the most exciting cha
ser in the lie Of Helen Jewett published, giving
full account Of her murder with several facts
herewith before published Also letters from
e. bioderck and henry WILKES dated Panama, giving much
useful ton to those going that Also further
Of Bishop Doanes recent financial man9uvrcs
lang TO ice creams. &c. Also English, French, Gcrmau
Turkish and Chincre criminal by talented
t'si be'idcs unlimited amount Of criminal intelligence,
from all parts IT the United Staos we'll from Caor
OF he most exciting character Office los Nassau street.
uvAr YAhl
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WASHINGTON, June 26, 1919.
Er- Senator Ucstcou and the Surgeon Generai-A
Flesh Supply IF God-Arripal Of General Idy-
lars San, Dtck-Diojor General The IF
(cct ofa Tight Finger Trng-Shuster, &c.
We arrived at the War Department to-day, '.ust
in time TO be too late" to witness a passage az
arms between the Hon. Mr.. Westcott, the ex-Sc-
naior from Florida, and DR.. Lawson, the Surgeon
General. On inquiry, it was asceralned that DR..
Burns, Of the army, had been suspended for sea-
son, and when restored to his rank was assigned to
n post not in accordance with his wishes. His
friend, the ex-senator, wrote a communication to
the War Department, finding fault with the Doc
tors bureau. This was answered by that gentle
man. They net, pis a rts, this morning, and came
to the hog Immediately. messenger on one
side and clerk the other, separated the belii-
gercnis, and by the time The employees OF the do
parfmrpt breaiblcssly rushed into the passage To
witness the fmesfe, the Doctor was cootued ia
the chef clerks room, and HIS antagonist IN the
library. This is the third disturbance Ia the West
End Departments, within the last five weeks.
Several very heavy boxes were brought to tho
Treasury Department to-day, from Philadelphia
They contained three hundred thousand pieces Of
gold CON, including fifty thousand gold dollars.
On the thlreth day ot this month, 1t report he true.
many Of the govern oiciHls will receive their
last monhs salary, rs Mr. Butierield Is. on the
FIRST Of July, to enter upon the duties Of Comm,s-
sioner Of the Land Office; there he will have
a fine opportunity to provide places for friends Of
The administration.
Richard Taylor son Of the President, arrived
at The White House day, from the planta,lon in
Louisiana. Col Bliss is expected home next Thun-
day.
A letter was received 1.-THE War Department, this
moaning from West Point, announcing that MAJOR
General Scott was suffering severely with chronic
dianhGa aud fear was expressed BY soae Of his
friends tina, intelligence, may shortly arrive 81 his
decease. The General contract d th,s disease
while in M xico; and on his return 70 the United
SAFES It ras remarked that his constitutions was