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OFFICE OF FL TINseESE9E y !. ! AND skALEK

OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALEK
" OF GAS METERS,
WAsHIrsror, July 10, 1850,
sblJ to the provisops ofthe ordInance Of the Cor
Ior.non sslIoyed May 10, laSo, the undersigned ii.
on pre- payment of the foe of Atty oenta to inspect
examine test prove, and ascertain the accuracy Of
teIstration OF any gls meter in use in this oIty -
Every netsr, ffopnd incorrect, will be condemned
and another, sealed and marked ss true will be
set II Its elace. III proved to be aoourate in its
messui oment Of gas it will be sea.ea scco oinsly,
and sEaIn put IN position for use.
OAoe No. $40 Seventh street, (noAr Odd Fel-
.ows' Halll Open from 8 q M, to ,. m.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
ty b-u INSPECTOR and Sealer of Gas eters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-07

A FULL ASSORTMENT OF BRASS AND
"A WOODEN DRUMS, Drum Heads, Drum
Flutes Banjos, Guitars, and Violins, at low prices
Just arrived at the Musio Store Of W.G MET
AYenus. NIL
RUPONT'S 6UNPOwDER,
~ For sale at manufacturers prices. by
JORN j. RO6UE, GsoRsRrowN, ID c.,
Sels Assxeg fov the DissTSst az GslssS.s
% hand and delivered fss 20 s psfts oi The Di..
Eist Orders ean siso b lsh g tAS So6cso of 1dspS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-07
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATER


La precisely what its name indicates, for, while
pleasant TO the tsste II ls reyiyitying e1 srsnnf'
fnyiIorsting and strens thenins 70 the vita poseTs,
nevs the Blood in Al is original purity. and h1s
At onoe Tsstorss s.d rsd.rs tas sSStsa tss.n.rsSa
ever offered TO the world, so chemically and skill
and .t the sanre ms so pcTfeoty sSspted TO. as 70
set in perfect accord 1nce with the laws OF NATURE
tone The Digestive organs, and thus sIiay al ner-
and other irritation. lt 10 perfectly e1hliara
Seestabes. Jet 50 Combined as 70 produce the most
thorough tonic efeot, without procuc!ng any ln
ssen felt TO be dssidsratGm in the neiieS world,
for 1t needs no medscSl SKI 70 see tast .ssal,1 ,
ioll9ys 81 ssacks ot disease snd PrGSeSds Aa T.
Of many Of the most fatal, SUCH for example, &c the
tonowpg cSEsHp!tSI, indISsseSn, DyspeRis'
Esuralgia, Papltation Q: tle Ledrt, MeianohoiI,
Night sTsats LaHs9T, 6lddlness' ,' retention o., as
sc.nt Menstruation, and Failing Of the Won't
These al depend GPon .eneras ad aeelts, LII pa,s
sare to cure the sun iEt 0 rise and set There s
no mistake shout y But Ihis ls DOT foni sl. se
t.cks :he liver becomes torpid, or worse gIseesed
ne Sa1 TsfnSe t 70 ssS1pa snS ,pooptSsscs
qrlne, or involuntary dlsohArEo Of the sane. pam
oeedppx sas .s see 70 I aSs scea OCusns sna IN
checke soon eInscIatlon fonoWs, sno ne penent
Sos; HSvT tG mar, M %
are liable N weakened oondihop Of the system
Sgt ge S,v. y say n ses % esnt saE SnS spss
remedy for less Of APPssIse; SlGss1sss SSos; sseI
co%Slsint. COMP Chill, and FeSsI: OF an; giOa. .tt.of
Cottiveness, AoidIty ofthe Stomach, Nervonsness,
Sfsp s6rs. @Pss al &. fsps o.
ease arising from impure blood, .poh ~ Ssrolgls'
ssss 3. tSss os.. q 81
weakness, and enumerated above. We VAL also
sSs q sSd
sure remedy, and no one sL1uId eyer trsvel with
SSS NJ Rs:ds T E E .s ~ nss
All persons Of sedehtary habits Wi hna ia PEI
feot lreyentiye Of, ss vel a sars ior seofs 49, A.,
ministers, studsnts attorneys, iitersIr EentIemsa,
And isdies who are not sco1st9med 70 msSn on, 10
fsep : bottle constantly on hand; and above AZ
mothers, OF those oeeoh.lns such. sin * r9%as9 %9
secuatomed a afeDsth, % But %ssis and free from tie
S sbs .a,s a. X ssoI /. ssss Sos
oo,d Try 2 oS sEe yosnSf iS,, no e, ss sSs ,s
81 ds.s cssi 6ssss ssa sss Bssa s.svs
%, j. WOOD, .proprstor, 80 Brosdssy. New
xSt 81 i1sa Is tss g.. b sS ;.s
0o'1e. PROF. WOODS 'i
p RESTORATIYR CORDIAL
u AND
BLOOD RRN0VATOR.
Sold in this city by G. sT0TT, sTs Pa. avenue.
!. an se-eely, alw p
Rooss AID sR2Hs ss. 10 ssIs TKK
.ns asd :. sRsa q
supply OF eastern made vork Of every de-
scrsSon, nads s1ssessg % osdsI, and VII u
hsEssotors charged II TN. sit f0T nssk l1ifTisl
Fs:sass IN yszs n sses sps shoes efssasr1 Or
sH usassslFssssss assslFsss I ssSs sssss.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

A. WIN n, DOVE co,
kAhE NOW prepared to execute any orders With
vnoh they Tpay be favored IN tho
PLUMBiN6, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
GS store on sth street, q few doors north Of Pa,
syenue, where MAJ be found q complete assortment
GCMASUELlERs and ether GAS, STEAM anS
"AtEh FlATUHES- ia T-Iy
I SNYDER,
L. PL UMBER AND GAS FITTER
=, HAS removed to the corner Of Twelfth and sis.
de ls prepared To Introduce Water and Gas upon
tn: most favorable terms, and guarantees entire
he has on hand . lot OF COOKING snd other
STOVES, which be Will sell less than cost, as he
wishes to get rid of them, no II
NJ Gas FIXTURES,
W Have In store, and are daI y rsceIyinr GAS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Design
And Finish superior style 10 anything heretofore
offered IN this market. We invite citizens general
y 70 call and examine our stock OF Gas and W ater
fixtures, feeling confident that ws have the best
selected stock in Washington,
All Work In the above line lptrusted 90 sur cara
vii be promptly attended TO.
MYERS d Mc6HAN.
mar k-u RIG IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-07

s.s sAiSSss III! .ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-07

Csnsr xhisd ana Pias sts-, - Essis. ma =
.-s s.v c'ssso. S s:.......: @ a ' ~ % %.sss.s.H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-07

NEN WANTED FOR THE REBEL ARMY.
That the rebel army is net overwhelmed
with recruits is clearly proved by the follow
ing extract from a leading article in the
Charleston Mercury:
We protest against the suicidal system
which has been in operation in eur War De-
Partment, Of rejecting all twelve-months' VOL
u1teers. But for this fatal policy, our army
might now have been double, almost quad ruple
lts present number. The emergency is by far
too great TO admit Of a squesnish silence on
tae part Of the people and the press. What q
generous and almost unbounded confidence
and support could give, has been accorded
reely 70 the Executive and its yarious depart
ments Bat, in the face Of our present fearful
Caas, ana Of the desperate effjrts being made
- tne North, ana.ths fierce and ruthless inya.
HVn presented rs, Il becomes necessary for "a
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fHH MANY THoUsArDs cured this institltion within
Ihs lAs years. and the important SurR
cal operations performed by Dr. Johnston, BY IL,
of the and other o
which have appeared again ana bsf. PUUIIe
sidss hf standing fsntlsmaA Of character and
sity, 10 ssssIsnt guarantee to the anietsd I5ly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-10-11

THE VIcIsslrCDEs OF WAR.-A writer
in the Christian Watchman has the fol-
lowing timely and truthful remarks upon
the variabeness Of public fceling-=the al.
ternatc hopes and fears, exaItation and
depression are witnessed through
out the North, and more particularly
among the mercantile classes
"In q great commercial community
like this, however, it il instructive, and
rather saddening, to observe the variable
ness Of sentiment in business circles, SO
seriously affected BY every item of news
and every flying report. Patriotism, to
too great an extent rises and falls as rap
idly as the murcury Of the thermometer.
Now it is elate with little success, and
now again it is downcast with slight re-
verse.
1t is worthy Of notice that this very
fickleness is brought to view as feature
Of the great war for liberty in tke Neither
Iandcrs, by Motley. in his History of tho
Dutch Republic. How deponding and
despairing were the people after an insig-
ni6cant defeat! Premature ylori6cation
was the weakness and folly Of the Meth
orlando over every little victory. They
rent the heavens with their scclAmations.
yet failed again and again to follow up
their advantage. Thi. murcureal temper
was the banc Of the repdbis throughout
the early years Of the var. But their
cause was righteous, and it triumphed
gloriousy at last. Our beginnings arc
like theirs, and SO will be the end. .
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-10-11
0We hear it reported that many ur

OrWe hear it reported that many un.
scaworthy vessels, catchers of bounty and
not fish, have been reported TO the gov
ernment, and stricken from the list of
vessels that claim bounty. In sny case
where actual fraud on the government is
intended, this should be done rs prompt
ly as one would arrest thief entering his
Own houSc.-JoWrnal.
The above report is true. Nearly one
hundred and fifty catehers of bounty and
not o ii.h most Of them cid rostes snsca-
worthy hu.As, hid away il bye places, all
under Goldfish licenses, and which have for
Yeas been used to dciraud she govern
ment. have been terreted out and their
names will be stricken from the list of
bounty claims. More than $4,000 will
be saved to the government this year in
onr three nearest collection districts,
through that revenue officer which the
JournaL has so loudly denounced Us u
"mcre sinecure. ."-Proyressive Age.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-10-11
VOL. VII. NO. 3S.

The rebels in Western Virginia uninten-
tionally did the proprietors of the Penn.
Central r. II. signal favor, by making the
Baltimore & Ohio Il. r impossible. 1t has
turned an immense amount Of freight and
travel this way, which else had gone by that.
In this, as in many other things, the blow
which they aimed at others, must fall with
crushing weight upon themselves.
i q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-10-11
2ortry.
To Robert Browning.

ala Meaauam"
They tell me she is dead
That she nevermore will she'd
Tho perfume Of her sweet thoughts on Lifc's wind
That the singing bird has flown,
And the wo Of silence thrown
Ger the Dcst among the myrtlcs left bohind
Ny hand with grief has shaken,
As from the shelf I've taken
Every book which bears her honored name
They must hencetorth stand apart
In sacred spot-my heart
Loved che seomar better than her fame.
God knows l loved her better,
Every poem {like letter
Written by u friend) precious unto me
And one clear, cold winter night
sat till morning light
Reading slow, her grand Aurora Loigh."
l had never seen her face,
But at many time and place
/ have fsnciei all the light within her eyes,
And fancy this to day
Albeit the mourners say
"Doath's seal and shadow their brightness lies''
Very often I've been told
How in chestnut forest old
Sho wandered, dreaming mid Italian flowers;
Strong in health and blessed above
All her fame. in household love,
And prayed, May God multiply those hours -
"To that calm, Fiorentinc homo
Let no dcathiy summons come,
Leave to her earessing her husband and her boyr'
Thus praying, thought not
In that hallowcd spot
Thy might live to mourn their chicfe't joy.
Robert Browning, God Supremacy
Reigneth. Worketh what is sssmiy
Ia His sight, albeit mortsis cry
In desolation-!aliing lowly
At the feet ot the Most Holy,
lnni ia 81 hvw
Does he love US like q father
Master like he rsles rather,
Snites US quick sPi pcvcr spares the rod.
Lays US in = single night
Helpless, bleeding, in his sight
Vet ioreth lie. Iii, Sou tka wine press trsd-
SAe knew so who is dead
lI.w often has she .aid
blessed words Of comfort to the stricken.
Aud you, {bclvved the best)
Mutt yt-d anEaish gsto res.,
When you read the lie rsslns she has written.
One poem, like pearl.
dts usac, Only eurl,"y
Shines pure AMI perfect mid her gems Of cong:
Oh thou poet heart bereft,
Believe yos, angel left
Phrofhd,e truths indeed you ~sh be strong,
She said this " He loves to the end :"
Oh browning Unknown, yet friend
By songs that are precious as prayefr-
we'll know the fierce lightning stroke
Thro' the vine reuds the heart of the oak
And 10 bind up the ruin who darcs
Most surely NJ creature Of Clay,
And therefore | cannot assay
Any sIccch, which To comfort may run;
" hen the poor heart is struck 10 the core
Fric ads leave II ("Eat can they do ,
Alone, with a the Cssc isd e.e
SO faresell' ard ,f ever meet
I'LL los. st Gods white mercy scat,
All barps aud at carticro~ns cast;
Ii =. he Lamb SONG shall tall on ear,
God grant mid that music hear
Thy singing, with her, blend at last. N. ,.
Boston, June 3lst ls6l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-10-11
1.-THE Boston Advertiser saws :

~ uO itVotc't <AUttIttSCF sdSs
"A gcntleman whose name is intimate
ly connected with the cause of education
in this State, has sent us a check, with
instructions to send the weekly issue of
the Daily Adcertiser to each of 40 com-
panies of Massachusetts soldiers in the
field for the period OF six months, He
says -
Whenever l read any good thing con-
cetning the country or interesting TO eur
soldiers, | vish as many Of them - pos
sible might read it too.
He is pleased TO add that hs hnda a
great many such things,in our paper. Hs
has taken course which will cause huns
dreds of the brave men whose welfare b
has at heart to feel deep gratitude to-
ward, their unknown bonefactort"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-10-11
Correspondence.
No.. 3.
Over the sIountaius Again.

Left Pltt.bnrg on Tuesday morning at
S II O'Clock. Our way by the Pcnnsylva-
MIA Central II. Il, was must Of the WY to
the summit OF tho mountains, along the val
ley OF river. which. though very con-
siderabl. at or near it, mouth. becatnc lcss
and lcs~ as VIC followed its serpentinc wind
ings up. up through the opening hills, Till it
WAS not 10 be secn.
Ali along the way W. pass over rough.
but fertile region of country, vel adap cd
to grazing ani well stocked with horses cat
Ne, sheep and swine. aud pretty well i'm
pro,cd tor usricul.ure.
Char indications OF coal and iron {the
great s,lples of Pcnnsylyania) are mlniitst
all the way trhpush Ia many places the
coal beds are being worked ~ a grra, extent
Iron works, too. ire often 10 bc seen. In
Johnetown large iron railing mill near the
Il. r, is in =. iuil blast" This IS the Last
townot any note on the wes; side before
reaching the summit. 1t is quite a smart
!5iV9, IN the language Of the West
W ithj%xs,b,c Mills ut the summit is the
ra'oo The untain House" an establish
g., got up for the accommodation
~. s,mmer sd any who may wish to enjoy
day Ia May. o'thy retrea, from hot and sui
Nv. .e g is often the resort am told
4 t,eosr scs.ionistiuction. Gen. X. Andcr-
- . Sec'~ y. Stephen \. Douglas have
"A, p.,A,nt. thcre this season.
~. sch ssqas spot, and appears 10 he
: E<s ID every desirable accommo-
.ss4vt Tar from the K. X. and
crop a - to be greatly annoyed by
=. Sla . N.Y. cars.
Gls qlst \ We pass the long dark tun
dad. =. fZ dpurths Of mile in length
! y~G hi minutes in passing it.
LfI ss ealt side seems mole alb
! -" Il - than on the west. In de-
= - !, As moss inclined grade. We
" ssssa M exceedingly sharp
'sr u ;hree-fo1r:hs Of a
.Hou. A.r.4 and ss with great ease
l.n. naeA.'FA Np
Iss b. wn on the east side to which
~ - Altoona, IL miles from the
SAT, L'Hs, is evidently, what it is, mainly.
'4'''@ @, " sl,t the r. r. Here are machine
h are somewhat extensive, en-
.lsaid, not less than 400 hands.
,,,up y the Logan House. first class
. here bed, for its various and appro-
t9,,f fes, its tables and its beds, and
Hess. il U fteation Of i,s clerks, porters and
ginaiog not surpassed, think, by any
1a,.se, lsewhere.
eafnnd soldiers passed here from
h'i'H' \ from the 10th to the 18th Of
i9 We had specimen of them
Two companies came into the
ia loft Pittsburg and before We
c4Sr- fountain, Sooa after We ar
W, ,fJp9gan liouse two other special
@ofs.J wssD, Is cars in one and IL il the
n full of soldiers from Indiana.
5tss al en- route for Washington.
Is south from Altoona is Holly
ed taA branch X. r. runs down
"a aa y hree times day from Altoona.
Z Ell,ng b other places in this region,
~ from loube advantage Of agriculture
muI Icturing. and might add that Of
MI vast many Of the people oil
s",a . y country do more or less at min
NJ that the az
q IN winter sets can learn, this is perma'
], 1uAams ....urins; region, Like all other
. & rassiner '"' is more cool aud
Z e' of h, altitude.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-10-11

TxRAs. Ten copies, $40, 90; one copy when |
paid within six months, 81 so at the expira-
tion Of the year, $500. Nopaper discontiuu-
ed until ali Arresrages are paid. These Terms
will be strictly adhered to.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-10-11

( TERMs OF ApyERTIsIsG.--One or lsss
| three insertions, 81 rs; each subsequent inser
tion 70 cents. One square ore year, 5000
A liberal discount made on long advertise
,ncnts. A ssuareis l6lines Nonpariel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-23
En-. rnrn Hnpsss RrRsEp-About u o dock

FIREs-FoUR HORSES BrRsED.-Aboat IL esoes
on Thursday nish cot ia stable and stors beess
he corner Of Morgan and Warrington street. yoey ,
So las aud I39 Cedar street. Ee~ Yok. The IRE .hish
uudoubtedy the work Of an inc,pdiay "S Lsaso ~ S
.sbs vheh valuable borsca The oeme~
T.pdly and before the Pie Department we're epee.oS -
pE The hors.s were burned death they were ysueo -
The re- hons. nearly burned down ana ABOUT ~
6s,l. Of a.hins oda mostly 5e Dyed The entire Ices -
80 20 anon which there Insurance IN Jersey Shy
and New.Yert bat the aIn0unt or Names OF VIC ~o
pAui-s conld not BE- ascertsiDed . h.,A
, ec-ntIy ec.d q 81 Bsen Hin By hss~
Stephens Co for puhfSin Pehn'JiysmA We I "a ~
ssmes spread rspdy thai nothing saved Loss as's'
4 100; no Insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-23
DIED.

AsHE-In this diy Thursdsy. Fess1l Csihrtss Ha n
month";
BoNNER-op Tue.d.y Fsb:ls, .ner a,sho't ilneAy De-
ofthe r.liet Of shs sas wn Senss Of sreek,ys h
The friends Of the Uy nvisd to .sn5 e. fsneni w
further notice. from The reNtencc Of bic mothsr No.
Prince street Brooklyn, tomorrow afternoon q Selssi
cAsHEN-on Tour.day Feb Il sitsf .hs nines Ilisshet
beloved yIs Of .Ohn c.,hsn in s sn ysy o. s.r.s
Daniel Cssh-n active AID exemp, memDss Of NIon Engine
Company No Ss ,0 ;s. 70 s.sss E
~ Spring street q,
cooPER-op Friday, Feb. a L.vinia daughter Of the >
The relative. and seds are respectfully invited 70 ssnd the
funeral M OeoeI hond. the as,h insl, from ne .e
third street
DoUGKTy-os Tso.a.y. Feb. 2, Hattie A.. you.s.s .hnd d
The snS, 81 The i.as sss pssec,sy i1,.s - .sna The
fensrs f.@ the rs.d-pcs Of ssr psn End Hod.ss
fS s.y CITY T.% y. ii: nd ~ sss os sss g ss.
street u o'cHck
pYcKMAN-At Kins,brsdss. on Tuesday, y.s. n Nsssy
DyckmAn.
gELLs-At Bu-m Thursday, Feb 81, Mrs. Nancy ssRs,
10 the SD year ofteTsse
re.icenee OF M.ceius Ee r. 81 Harlem corner
and siser III street aud Avenue A, On Saturday
EhwRIGHT- In thi. city, on Thupdsy Ysh 81, Dssi
Enwsht Of consumption In sss sOsh year Of his ~
JEREaIAB-on Friday, Feb "a Phsss Eliza wife Of TAs.As
The services win ks place ber late resdesea No p
Ms S,ns. Of a. tS. %, srs rs.Sss,y i.v
10 siiend without further notice.
JoNEs-Ape. winnbed you,g.s. .hid sfwn n and Enss'
be:h g. Joues. aged Year, and months -
The and friend. Of the ANN, are synsS
sttend her the residence Of Der pssbts No 80
Saturday afternoon osassA,
without further Invitation
WEDNESDAY morning. ysb. u, tAs BSn,
CoYpelins w Law eDce. IN the ruth year Of HE age
His friends relatives and those Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend fone Without furtbr Invitation, fen
his late residence BAY side Fusls Ioss fasse sody
Al oslock The enans sill be inferred N Ne family
buryipg grouod ct that Place Ir..e
.~itx T1.nrad p. h pran<&
rsct WLhsm Miller aged 20 years months and ID days
NlCHOLS-On Friday shernoos, Feb. n, MraAsn ksehs 70
the 64h year o. Der age. -
The relatives aud respectfully invited 70 stsnd ~
funeral Monday afternoon e. ocock from her late ress
dencs No. u West Ninoteenth street.
Newark, N. J., on TuesdAy. Feb ~ No.
Rodgers, aged 81 yeaa
TAYLoR-ln Broo.yn on Thursday. Feb d, osA Tsss''
the 18Th yea Of his age .,......s "A.
foe,.I on Saturday .aerpoop aSd iast, Seaseas nss ~
late residence, No. IL By dpey place
LIKING rON-Ip this cty Tbursday Feb H. C~ssms'
infant daughter Of v b. and Anna "sisaoste0
wEAvEa-on Thursday, Feb . the Heo CssP~ W. WV"
Of Weaysrsen Nd. In The Mh yer 81 he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-23

FROM NE,w-0RLEAss AND HAvASA.-Ihe United
States mail.steamshp Bienville j. d. BuIsOeh CON-
rnander, from Orleans the 18th and Havana %
the 18TH arrived here at.l O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
after fine run Of ess than four dsys; the last two days
against strong northerly winds and head-seas The
carnival had passed off with unusual gsyeass Moth
ing of Importance at Havana.
sueAR-Mste, very heavy add tendency 10 dsene 49,
t3 boxes sxsiust sst at the same time MO-
I,,E, dull no demand 2i . for Chyed and
3d3 C.reoes be h,d ss The pfodose OF r'
-.an oouptriss only sod to the pressing -snt
FREIeurs improved; vessels iewI &3 1911 has BEEN i'f
mouth and order. ~ .:,...
Erca.ssn on London II esat pre- niam korthtn snss'
United States dia 20 prem. New Orleans, 100 prom
Health Of havana good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-23
CITY ITEMS.

Soos.DlY PRAYER.MEErisos-Yesterd at noon
the anniversary of the monday prayer meeting IN
John street Church. was duly celebrated, the Rev. Z.
L. james conducting the exercises. The first half hour
from 70 to l2i o'clock devoted to prayer and ex'
bortaiion the next twenty minutes were devoted TO
reports Of the results Of the prsyer-meetiDg held at
noon every day upon the persons present who had been
regular attendants during the year. In the course OF
twenty minutes fewer than twenty-five persons
STOOD mp and reported that blessings had been enjoyed
either by themselves directly by others for whom
they bad requested prayer in that meeting. Young
men and old men, and women, too. united in the inter-
esting exercises Prayers were offered for the Pres-
den, elect that his heart might be inclined TO right and
tha. he nigh, act as thought continually under the eye
Of God Some requests read and further prayers
offered, when, after singing the doxology, the meeting
adjourned
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TOWN NEET INGS.

CHAUTAueuA CousTT.-Weafeld-S Sea-
tus II. HuDgerford, Republican, a3; w. 8. Hipckley,
The Town Of Nina il all light. George Relf, Repub-
lican, Is reelected Supervisor by A majority Entire
Republican ticket elected. RipleyDr Collins 10 re-
elected Supervisor Cbautanqua- Prendergast,
Republican elected Sapervsor without opposition
Ciymer-L. S. Terry, Republican, was elected BY
about loo majority. Shernsan--H. Bills, Republican,
elected Supervisor by l54 majority. The Democrcy
of this town headed their ickei "Our Country" and
spread around with great parade and got 50 votes all
old Portland-Dr. ii. c. Tay lor, Republican, elect
ed by come so majority. Portland has done well.