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A VISIT TO THE PoPE.-His lOrdship, Bishop
MeuriD, writes ffem Rome, July 4: " On the
2Sth of June, at 11:30 AM, the Holy Father re-
eeived me at the Vatican. cannot tell you
what felt when coming into his venerable
presence. He was sitting before his writing
desk, and thus prevented me from kissing his
foot; but he gave me his hand, which assure
you pressed and kissed heartily that he
must have felt it long afterwards. I could not
help it, i sat opposite to him at his desk, and
talked with him for about twenty minutes.
then gave him the Peters Pence e, 400 rnpees)
in gold, which he left on the table. Before leav-
ing, drew forth a nice pOlychromic picture of
our Blessed Lady of the Perpetual Succor
and presented it to the Holy Father, saying
that nay people of Bombay wanted his blessing.
He took up his pen and wrote at tho foot of the
Deus benedicat populum BombayeR4
SEM OF hberet, cum ali onnimalo, ct dedneat
euIn in semitas justifis, charitatis, ct Obedien-
tin erga istam s. Sedem. % Junii, 1869. Plus
PIP. Ix.S (May God bless the people OF Bonn
bay, and deliver them from all evil, and guide
them in the paths of Justice, charity, and obe-
dience towards this Holy See. 29th Jane, 1869.
Plus TX. Pope.) This picture will DO put in q
frame and hung up in the cathedral iit peTpetR-
am rel HaeBlOrian. In tho evening assisted at
Pontifcial Vespers, in ST. Peters, and saw af-
forwards che grand illumination of st. Peter.
On the 29th, assisted, pontifcially, at nine
o'clock, at the Pope's High Mass in st, Peters,
and returned highly edited aud pleased with
all / had seen."--Rombay Catholic EramiHer.
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= The 4rcltbishops and Bish0ps.-fhe Catholic
Rishope assembled last month in Maynooth to
deliberate on the future of>the College. Now
that 1t enters on new career it viii! demand
rome Encouragement in conformity with its al
tered position. Other topics received the ut
t6ution of the Prelates. 4he Education and
tho opinions of such body on these alb
sorbing questions viii command the re-.
apect Of the Government. No class of men
have better opportunities of ascertaining the
wants and desires of the public, and, when
they are unanimous on any question of nation
al policy we may safely assume that the course
opinion. They have embodied their views ON
the Education and- Land questions in q series
of temperate resolutions, which we strongly
recommend to the attention of the English
press, now busily engaged in discussing the
state of Ireland, the best lmode-of repairing
the evils of the past, andophning more hope
tul future And hrse asto Education. The Pre-
1ates have never ceased to condemn the mixed.
on purely secular, system, but in that spirit of
wise moderation which has always character
lied them, they were content with simple pro-
test against 1t. 49,
The Msr1srSeflaf,. HnRter.--Eewport (AIsyo,)
At an early hour the 2Sth ult. this hitherto
quiet little town was thrown into state of
1everish excitement upon the arrival of in
felHgence OF the shooting OF Dir. Hunter, of
Turnnrs within . few yards of his own dwelling.
1t appears that tho deceased who was Scotch
man, had obtained an unfortunate notorfety
for tho rigid exaetion Of his rights, no less at
least than for tho honest discharge Of his
Liabilities. He held under the Rev Dr.
GibbingS, and Il is stated that the relations
between tho deceased and DR.. Gibbinea were
Ear from being amiable. DIR. Gibbings reserved
IN lfr. Hunter lease q right 20 turbary of the
mountain leased to Ar. Hunter. The tenants
had from ell time enjoyed the freedom Of the
Encnntnin, hut the change Of hands which the
property underwent through the Landed
Estates Court has tended rather to cnrtaiI than
20 extend the rights OF the natives. Disputes
arose between Mr.. Hunter and DR.. Gibbings
the DECEASED clMtEninR an Abatement or the
-onolcafng Of HE portion. Tho tenants con-
tinned 70 assert their rights 70 the turbary
AND disputes, setltts and trespassas cropped mp,
which calnnniated Ia an action for trespass
at klE. Hnntere suit against John 0'Neill,
man who bears excellent character. Tho
gasB came on for heaTiDR at Castlebar spring
-.l..l-an- lEllrL. tll. dnfandnnt llnA q ,1erdiek
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THE ATMOSPHERIC BLOOD REG11r. a,o,,
(Hadfelds EqualizerJ 80 OK

, 109---- Carondelet Street 100
All operations in the DENTAL ART carefalIv -. -
formed. Nitrous Oxide always hand for The paTs
LESS Extraction of Teeth. too -"
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3 SUj, ana WI MAgaZIn
NEW ORLEANB-

1ressrs johnson & Shields have purchased the above
welI-knswn establishment and have added largely to
facilities for conducting the bnsiness-
Tho services of Mr.. JOHN RAY, well and favornbly
known in the old establishment. retained Orders
left day night win receive prompt attention Carra
ges for hire at reasonable prices d20 1y
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A full assortment of Fresh Drugs and Chemicals
always on hand.
PERFUMERY-French, Englinh, and American:
BRUSHES-TOoth, Hair, and n all in great variety.
SOAPS-Every quality aud price.
Special attenti given to the Compromising of Pbys
cians' Prescriptions at all hours. jel3 Iy
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FRANCIS JoHssoS THos. II. Shields
JOHNSON g. SHIELDS,
y Successors TO the late Daniel Monroe)
U N d Z r r A X E r s.,
203 2O5. and GOT Magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS
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SoUTHERN PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING CO.,
Office, 81 Magazine street,
ORLEANS,

Standard FIRE PROOF ROOFS, equal in durability,
and far superior in other respects TO sheet Slate put on
at much less cOstThs Roofing is adapted to steep
well Hat roofs making of valley cutters etc. etc.
thereby dispensing with the of metal for that
pose. 1t weighs much less to the square than sheet
Slate cost of transportation comparatively small and
the mode of application quite simplei does not affect
but rather the No painting required
1t be applied to the sides of buildings as well the
roof making :ne whole lire proof Az a covering for
Steambo Roofs it Is superior TO anything in
PARTIES interested can be referred to numerous roofs
in city of them the largest constructed in the
city during the past year
Commu nicatiOns addressed to EDW'D THOMPSON,
Secretary and Treasurer viii receive prompt attention
myI6 Gm
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UNDERTAKERs-B BUILDERS. PAINTERS.

FRANCIS JoHssoN. SHIELDS.
y (Successors to the iato Daniel MonroeJ
UNI ERTAK RS,
2o3 205. and GOT Magazine street.
NEW ORLEANS
1essrs johnson & Shields have purchased the above
wellknswn establishment and have added largely to
The services Of 50 wen and vorby
known in the old are retained Orders
ges for hire at reasonable prices. d2o ly
II. UNDERTAKES,
No. Magazine street corner Deord. and 800 Char.
tres and Eiysinn Fields streets, New Orleans,
Keeps constantly hand large of Notable
plain Collins Bodies disnteTDcd emSansd and care
fully shipped. Carriages to hire ap1 ~
n w. lily,
NDERTA KER,
go and 282- -Tchoupitoulas Street -2s0 andes
CoFFINs of every description always on hand
and CABS fof Ff hire aaa y
"A. TAKER,
No s5 Tchoupitouas street. between First and Second
Hearses and Carriages for hire.
F9nerrs attended e in by the propFietor and
he hopes by strict attention. to obtain share of the
RAYER mill A o II,
PHGNIx STABLES AND UNDERTAKERs.
IS aud 81 EySa1 Fields street rect and ss and aS ag
Carriages, Buggies etc. to Hire Metallic CASES OF
all kinds, and Wooden COFFINS OF all descriptions
always on hand jal0 ly
rr W. BorHIcK. NDERTAK ER,
PAT Camp Street, corner of De0rd.
Parties in want of Metallic COFFINS would do wellby
calling at L. w. Bothicks Establishment and examining
Fays Patent SelfSeang Metallic CASE and CASkET,
for which he is the Sole Agent Warranted to be indie
stuctbie and air tight and for beauty OF finish cannot
be excclled-surpasang any other ever mannfactnred
I'D Mahogany. Black Walnut and all other styles
of Collins always on hand. jaib ~
A L 1 l. l.
UN ERT A X L r.,
Corner ST. Andrew and Fulton streets Fourth District
COFFINS of all descriptions constantly On hand.
All orders promptly attended TO.
CARRIAGES TO hire. JAZZ fy
~ Mon A HON,
U ND ERT Xxx r,
And CARRIAGES to hire,
$50 Magazine Street $50
febIi 1y Bet. Afeponene and Tialia, New Orleans.
DETER ROSS, BUILDER, RETURNS THANKS
Il the citizens of New Orleans for their patronage
for the last twenty years. He has made extensive
additions to his workshops, and introduced several
Woodworking Machines which viii enable him to at
tend promptly to any business in his line.
Shop and Office, of Prytania and Washington
streets; Merchants Exchange Box No. l Postoftice
Box No 4ss. je2T ly
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To lay of square acre of Iand-Measure 209
feet for each side of your square, and it will
cor,tain an acre within an inch.
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s-2o's, in h Jy,0S ,ll9%
NEW ronx nARKnr.
NnwronK, september 7o-l .. m.-o9.,on. -,
Irtsgalsr but unbalanced: Sugar ttm' demand
fair: Flour dull and nominal Wheat dpll and
unohApsedj h.tb0tl 30, Corn dull and lower
el0ll2, Oats nrmi demand fairi e3G5i cents
Rye dull and nominali h;2o Pork advaneeui
demand fairi tSl.26. Gold, N.37h.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
BALriNoRE, September Is. = BrtadHuBII,
Market quiet. some inquiry for Liverpool
shipment this morninE. Sales 1000 barrels
western Extra At e0.67H, $50 barrels do. AT
1910, 200 barrels do, at 1901, 200 barrels do.
Family a. 0.eo, and $50 barrels Rye Hour AZ
t9,!5 per barrel -
Wheat-ReceiptsI Of wheat were light this
morning, amounting to only about II 900 BUSH
els, and We quote the market dull and weak.
sales $500 to 1000 bushels choice Maryland
red at tl6o0l.62; S,oo0 to 1000 do. good to
primo do. At N,tI 0i,b5i 1000 do. fair do. at
N.so9l.l "a 700 to 1000 do. Pennsylvsnia do.
at hb0@tLb2, 1000 do. Indiana do. at t.tb,
and 200 to 1900 do. white at u 5Ssgl.c for
good to prime.
Corn-Whits 10 active, hrm and higher, but
yellow 10 dull and heayy. Sales to-day OF
yellow at ei.22Dl "a, and 600 do. inferior al
S:lo.
Rys-we notice sales to-day Of 1000 bushels
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NAVAL MISUNDERSTANDING Robson
has issued a general order modifying the
regulations OF the navy, so that when for
eign vessel Of war in amity with us shall ar
rive In a port Of the United States where
there Is a vessel Of the navy, the command
ing officer shall without delay send proper
officer on board to offer the usual civilities
and any assistance In his power. II the for
eign vessel bears flag Of an Admiral or
Commodore commanding a squadron, and
salutes our flag, the salute will be promptly
returned and the commanding officer of the
vessel will call upon the Admiral or Commo-
dore and salute them In case they return his
call. The same rule will be observed when
commanders Of foreign squadrons visit a
navy yard or station. In all cases when the
flag Of the nation to be saluted Is aloat II
will DO holsted at the fore royal mast head
and the lib holstcd at the first and hauled
down at the last gun.
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NAVY ORDERs.-Captaln John C. Febgcr,
United States Navy, has been ordered to
special duty under tho Bureau Of Yards and
Docks. Commander Robert W. shufeldt
has been ordered 10 command tho Mianto.
nomah. The orders Of Chief Engineer E. S.
Defiance to the Naval Academy have been
revoked
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torrIoIAL.I


DEPARTMENT or STATE,
wAsuisdros, Sept. ", 1850.
Information has been received at this Do
partment from Mr.. Isaac sisson, the COM
merclal agent Of the United States AZ Mazat-
Ian. Mexico, of the death, on the 18th Of
June, 1869, at Mazatlan, Of joins NORMAN,
a seaman Of the brig shelekoG.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

TUE Richmond Dispdtch Is outspokcn and
earnest for the election of General Robert
Williams TO the Senate of the United States
nom Virginia. His devotion to the best III
terests Of the State has already been shown,
and her honor would certainly be secure in
his hands.
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LAY DELHGATroS.-The vote on Methodist
lay delegation, according to returns received
up to the present time, stands as follows;
Whole number Of votes cast, 225, 900; for lay
delegation, lJo, oooi against lay delegation,
5000. The whole number Of members be-
longing to the Methodist Church is reported
to DO ono million two hundred thousand,
but large discount Is to be made for minors.
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=, FLEMING, -sepiember 10, 1862. after a painful
youngest daughter Of AbrahAm and Sussn Flem
Va.
The funeral, will tske place At the rs,lIeneo Of
!hs family. on Nls!h street, between n and o,
the family are respectfully invited to attend
DINGLB. On the night Of tho 10Th instant, at
$40 o'clock, HRSKr pISGLE, aged y ystT.
His relatives aud friends are respectfully re.
quested to attend the funeral from his late real
dsnoe, II street north, between Sixth and Seventh
streets east, to-day. the 2lst instant, at clock
p. m.
BLtIs.-on the 18th instant, Of cholera infau.
inm, W LLLAN llHsRr, only child Of William aud
II days
RBYNOLDs.--The funeral services Of WILLIAM
2. RElSoLDs. who died In Mobile, Ala 4, on Friday
f.ther, residence, No. IS Ii street north, to.day,
- 9 clock, p. m, His friend, and those Of the
family are respectfully inyited to auend. .
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

THE OFFICE OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company having been transferred to
Annapolis, the old chNnccry Office Is being
fitted up for It's use.
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BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court OF the
District Of C0lumblA; Passed lp ChAneery cause
No. lob. Equity Docket g. AIn9ld eta vs. Cham
pi9n OF A. II shall, on oNpAf he IN day Of Oo'
coed TO sell At public auction, Lots Lass, and 2
lnsquhfe ivy. ,Ehloh nave bsop suOdlNlded lht9
ntteeh i9ts WIN I'VE ssnt "a az 2ns ~,
Lot lofr9ntS ~ Ieet 10 inches on Vlrslnin avenue,
feet Of Eroupd ,...,
LGts ~ 1hu a,so !t1hi On IfHnh avenue; Anu
a. y h.nt snS IuS 0t 49, Lsea hs IN
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TIE IIolstern conference of the Method
LIST Episcopal Church meets at Abingdon,
Va, on the 22d inst Bishop Doggett will
preside.
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The MATHEMATICIAN OF New York paper
has almost unsettled his brain by attempt
ing to estimate tho cost OF respectable"
funeral In that city. Unless the tendency
TO pompous woe is checked, the time will
soon come when the poor will be unable to
bury their dead deccntly. What Is true OF
Nsw York Is to q certain extent true OF
Washington. The late Bishop Tlmon, Ro-
man Catholic bishop Of Buffalo, seeing the
evil effects Of this extravaganza, forbade In
his diocese moro than four carriages ap
poaring In f-----t r----i-
s..,s ..... "a viatos III the same church have
made similar regulations. Protestant cler-
gymen have not the same authority, but
they could exert their influence, and ought
to do so. This practice of long procession
sesms doubly ridiculous when 1t is remcm
bered that two-thlrds Of the carriages ar
occupied by people who wouldn't hnv'
known the deceased had they met him OF
the street, and who readily admit that the.
"only go for the ride"
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Tobacco and Cigars.
Builders and Material,

WASHINGTON, DC, SEPT. 10, 1869 Tho I'M
w dsrsiEned. having entered into eopa rtnership
4 60, aud purchased the business fore car.
riei on by Me,srs. II. W, Hamilton Co, will
Seventh street. opposite Centre Market. may
be fopud at all time, varied s..ortnent Of Doors.
Oils. Builders Hardware. &c, Nc:
As We propose to buy aud sell for CASH, con-
bumers Will consult their interests by axAmlninF
our goods and prices. W.s,C.REDMAN.
P,COLMAN,
sel5.eost' ST c. REDMAN.
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ApAMsON-s0URBIER On the 10Th instant,
by Rev. Mr. Hobbs. Mr.; WV; W, ApAAsoS and
No cards.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sunday, the
10Th instant, by Rev. George =. Noble, THOMAS
=. BEcKHAn and AssIB LIrIrIA fArLCnSrH. ~
GOrdonsyille, Va.
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ApyERrIsIsG.-The New York Clipper
says! Advertising Is a big thing on printers
ink, as every one that has had experience
must admit. But the greatest thing In the
way Of advertising that VIC have heard OF Is
the fence lately erected around that portion
OF the City Hall Park enclosing the Post
once now being erected. As soon as II be,
came known that the fence could be hired
for the purpose of bill posting, there was u
great demand for 1t, when certain parties an.
nounccd that bids for the exclusive right OF
it would be received up to August Ssth. on
that day the right OF using II was disposed oil
to three gentlemen Of this city, who have
agreed to pay 1900 for one year, and at that
rate as long as the fence stands. II Is now
thirteen feet high and fifteen hundred feet
long, taking in tho lower end OF the park
facing the Hcrdld office. II has been mease
ured oil In panels Of ten feet wide, and Z. b.
Cunnion has got the job Of painting the ad-
vertlsemcnts. For the exclusive use Of the
fence for one day-TuCsday the nh-Robcrt
Bonner paid $500. The Tammany managers
have secured a space sixty feet in length,
with the addition Of two more feet In height
for one year, for which they pay $1,000.
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PAfRNT CONCRETE PAVEMENT
In any Of tho Wards Of this eity-sidewalk, Curb
and Gutter, all complication one third less price
per lineAl foot than the corporation price, and
ment n three months sftsr the work Is completed.
menced. THORNTON SMITH,
Office, corner Ninth and d streets,
scpl.n Christian Association Building,
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I,RUIT JARS. FRUIT JARS. NOW is THE
II lime for h0uset eepars who wish 10 put up
-, Sealed Fruits Jars 81. 70 per dozen, G6R
ca warranted air tight No trouble il-lu
tAA opening. Call at once at our China and WI
TX Glass Store, corner VI Seventh and -
streets, opposite Post once,
ssls.S HENRY BAYLEY
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Rev. DR.. Quin, OF st. Peters church, New
York city, Is to be the bishop Of the new
Roman Catholic diocese of Western Massa-
chusetts.
Bayard Taylor declares that while "Georgc
Eliot" IL q success as novelist, she Is q
failure as poet.
Senator Cole has left Washington for his
home In California.
Mr.. James Tucker, another Of the old de-
Tenders OF Baltimore, died yesterday. Ills
remains wcro brought to this city and in
TERED In Glenwood cemetery.
Mrs. Hannah Pratt, Of Weymouth, Mass,
celebrated her Tooth birthday on Wednesday
last.
Senator Carl schurz has returned to Mis-
souri, from his California trip.
Hon. Charles o'Neill, OF Philadelphia, Is
at willards'.
Hon. George G. Gorhani, Secretary Of the
United States Senate, is at the Ebbltt.
Mr.. WIN. +. Lee, of this city, has been ap-
pointed mate In the navy by Secretary Robe
son. Mr.. Lee, for some time past, has been
employed by the Washington and George
town Railroad Company. lie has been or.
dered to the receiving ship Potomac, at
Philadelphia.
Cespedes Is forty-ave.
Jenny Lind Is only forty-eight, but they
say she "looks like sixty"
A paper In Hartford, where Mrs Stowe
lives, denies that she Is sick.
Charles Rcade Is bluff, hearty, hlrsute, and
his suit Is generally gray.
We werc glad to notice on the Avenue yes
tcrday, Mr.. John +. Ellis, the cnterprislng
merchant OF this city. Mr.. Ellis has been
on an extended trip to the mountains OF
Pennsylvania, and returns to the city much
invigorated and In greatly improved health.
William johnson, of New Haven, has
given $500 to the Sheffield Scientific School
for geographical apparatus.
Anna Gagaria is the great heiress OF Mos
COW. Her governor Is q merchant in Mos
COW, and Is worth s75,00o,00o.
Judge Dent opened his elcctioueering cam
paign as the National Republican Demo
cratic Conservative candidate for Governor
Of Mississippi a, Corinth on Saturday.
Hon. Henry 7. Blow, N. s., Minister t.
Brazil, has arrived at Rio Janeiro.
The eldest son of the viceroy of Egypt
to enter Christ Church College, oxford.
house has been rented for his use, OF whlcl
he will take possession nexth month.
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New Advertisements.

ITO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS HAVING
L opened Branch Of our Richmond Type FOun-
dry and PIlnters' Furnishing Warehouse In this
city, We solicit custom and guarantee sAtisfaetiOn
Materials from any American Foundry without
II, l.. PBLouZg 4 co,
Told lnielligeneer Building,) corner OF seventh
and streets. sept2l.Sl'
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rINANCuAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20, lsoo.-Jay Cooke
%. furnish the following quotations Of GOV.
erntpaat .ocutiiioNs