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Specie Paying Banks

Which are winding up redeeming their
circulation in coin, Mt par:
Rockville Bsnk, redc M Merchandise mechanics
cd 1.-THE Bank, tank, redeemed AT N
% .hc Ca itol, :. franch bunk, New Alba
v E.khart. - nv
Ho rier H., 80 ank ~ Syracuse r. deem
Ind stoe~ ~ "a u the Hank Of o.
Hu tlngtneo. NIX. shen.
Indian cseive Blk. - ,ew York n VIrrinIn STAT.
bk Of Mont eello fcdcem- sio y nk, deemed NJ
ell NJ hfanch tank, la Crescent & ~ ank.
tayeite. Traders . NIX. diana q.
Fay ,ts Co. tank redeem is. r deemed at IA,
sdai trnnch Hank, Con- Bank oil the Capiiot
sernglc.
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'INhe Dwel Ing nov occupied BY me on Delsware st.,
Il "a u a Sout 81 W ashingl0h-st. l ill eli
~ % tecins. The Lot - eet D. ls5 feet The
house Is well hu he'd. cottains 70 ms, fehes aud
Il sid by the eth = July, Il n Tor fe1t &C.
good tenant, aud Immediate pos easion given.
lhayc IN ouics In The gu ,iofy u my bu ing oppo-
site Little do'e Tor llui.
Four lots New Jersey street ia the North part Of
the city, aud 8 ana 10 trait II land VITA "a one
nile OF the ci,l, viii be sold o. ayoraOle torn.
Also, several lots u me oo4th part OF tue ,ily, Al
great bargains aud on time.
WILLIS W, WRIGHr
have 200 cords OF good seasoned wood TO- ale.
jolly 3ed, 3w. W. ". w.
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N0TI0Ns-A GENERAL yfRIETY or NO.
Ooiton fossus Tidy Yarns, bella. Pcneils Psri Mon
naioa, shears, Scissors and Pocket Cutlery always on
hand aud Tor sale low, by TfNER kIMBLE
BrOokville. Ind.
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q CARD

WYE nESIRE TO RETURN THANKS TO A
~ Kind puhiicf rthe yer, liberal patronage they
have already cslowcd on the GOLD WHITE cox
NER.1 aud shall endeuvor. TO merit aconlinuance
- your fnvors by always keeping he newest and best
stuck Ia the market W.MOKKOW d co.
Knoxville. ap2su
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AGENTS WANTED

g q a per onth lie Is RI e chance 70
W - OsAfcw young men TO m ke Ia ge sala-
~ witnout Investing capital. The above .three
cent catch pes ny - or humbug TO int oduce Patent
Medicln oks, &C. 10. an outfit, enc 0se amps
fos &c nrn st re add ess
as. CARrEK, Box No g, Lawrence, Mass
aug5 3m
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CIT Y H o r EL,

L X - H ME n = II
RAILao AD STREET, SQUARE soU1HPuBsQUAEE,
NcBLESVILlE, IND.
jahc y ON n trH
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
ar JAMES cLARKEt
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

tfeltfru i"f prescription 81 rif James Clarke, ~
D. Physl,ian Extraordinary 90 the oncgn This In.
valuable Medicine IL uniiing IN the curu OF al thorc
raini,l Vigorous diseases incident 20 the female
constitution.
II moderate all excess removes al ohslrncilons and
bring 90 the monthly Period VITA regularity. The.s
pills should b. used two three weeks pr-s a. con.
hnemonti they iofiy the constitution ana lessen the
suffering during labor cnabling tho mother 70 perform
her dutics With safety % herself and child.
These pf should not be- taken by females the
FIRST THREE MONTHS OF Pregnancy. as they are
SURE 10 bring ON Miscarriagei but AZ any ether tmo
they ara sale
In All cnses of nervous spinal affections pain IN
ih1 back and hnbs, ieaslnese, fatigue slight exer-
tion papaun Of the heart, lownc.s Of splrfs, nys.
terics, sick headache, Whites aud all tho painful a..
eases oeensioi by disoriored sysicm, those Pills
viii effect cure when all other have failed aud
although powerful remedy, do contain Iron calo.
me-, antimony, or any othcF mineral.
Full directions accompan, ug each package. Price,
Ia the United htrtes ana CanadAf, 81.
ono dollar and sx postage STAMPS enclosed 90 any an.
thoriHed agent wiinsurc bottle Of the pa by return
mail.
W. W. ROBERTS. Indianapolis
General agent fof Indian.
sold BY ID. v johnson, hrooky Vile, clifford Cohlr
anreli chas. Nancansp, Metamorai A. shrinsr Ander
Lfhle jan ., '57,iy.
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REVIEW OF THE
CINCINNATI MARKET

Carefully corrected for this paper By Ia
ron H. Golfer, Grocer, Produce and Com
mission Merchant, southeast corner Of Main
and lSereRth STREETS, Cincinnati, Ohio
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For sale or Rent.

DOR THE IvILEI just received ~
II mal5dn ROBkk1 - DRUG SIC
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THE AGRICULTURAL STEAMER is DksscN.
u ed for cooking food for al kinds ofsioek; steam
ing shinr'e blocks; axe md chat timber; render
Ing lard nnd tuow; and for 40 Ting water for an
boiling sugal sster, max Ing soap. and vnrie,, Of
other use. The steamer d0cs.th WORK required In
less than hal the time, with much less aud
at he same lime Cheaior, han eau be done In any
other WY II IL perfectly ulmp - aud safe, being 80
eonsru d ~ 10 avoid he posslbl ~ Of exp oslon.
For parllc"' call on the t1bsorlbcf. Price, tf5.
the fsrw"rsof Franklin, fayetie, Union. knsh and
Decatur NUlf tles,nt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
jackson Club.

This Club held a meeting last evening
which was very numerously attended Res
Clutons were passed authorizing the com
mittee of engagements to confer with the
Keystone Club relative to giving Messrs
Nugent, Geiger, and others, joint recep.
tlon on Saturday night, and in regard to in.
viting Hon. Milton S Latham to address the
Democracy of 0rovlle on or before the eve
ling of the ist of September. Speeches
were made by several members of the Club
and much enthusiasm was shown through.
out. The Club adjOarHed to meet on Satur.
day night next.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25

chief Of an unserupulous horde who seek but
the means of their own aggrandizement
1t is, perhaps, eminently proper that the
Lewis organ at Tehama, should expatiate
upon these ISLANDERS. and allow its base and
infimous correspondents to attack the Z Ii
tor of the Record The ostensible conduct
or of Judge Lewis organ at Tehama, i.
himself, we are informed, an ex-tenant OF
the San Francisco and Butte county jAils.
and one week since was still indebted TO the
lawyer who procured his discharge by writ
Of habeas corpus. A fit subject surely to
.Hdrocat> the election of an interruptions
pubic plunderer to the bench Of this dis
trict. OF the same kidney as himself. doubt
less, is his Oroville correspondent. "W :"
Since the refusal Of the Recori to become
the plant tool Of those who would control
public affairs for their own beneft-to aid
them in forcing their thieying acts Of spec
ial legislation upon tax.ridden people-to
ASSIST them in monopolizing the roads of the
county, and appropriating the public reve
nue. we have been assailed by the viles;
and most Infamous slanders of Judge Lewis
and his lying aud corrupt tools
Ia discussing the qualifications of Mr.. l.
the position to which he has arrogantly
nominated himself, we have presented moth
ing but what is substantial 10y facts and
the public cords, believing that the citi-
zens of the dstric have right to know the
character Of those who are proposed for their
sutfrages, and that character should be af
frmed by their anteccdents If demagogues
and ,fice- seekers will thrust themselves
before the people, let the people rebuke
their inSolence by Withholding their sup.
port Every intelligent man, who has Mt
heart the interests Of the Commonwealth,
must see that wise, faithful and cc1nomi.
ca! administration of public affairs is the
desideratum, and, therefore, that it is his
imperative duty to employ his highest vest
ed right as citizen, the elective franchise,
to this end. by voting only for men who are
known to he worthy Of all confidence in this
The influence that now demands
the elevation of j f N Lewis to the bench
OF this judicial district, would doubtless at
tempt to backen the character Of Christ, if
necessary 10 ensure the success Of their
schemes
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
Economy should be the order
Gifskp [luy

The Subscriber bt9' leave to inl I'm the property
owners Of Orovilr,ah he has come prepared with
the necessary Hppniins ~ build neat. substantial
FIRE PROOF STGES ot CONCRETE OR HlTON.
at II saving of - peteni below the cost of brick
buildings. Having Il thorough knowledge of the
component parts o bis malci, and ,ne nanner OF
n,l'S Il, he can defcomprliton. Those dcsirous Of
binding would do 5ell TO give him Il call. rhns.ano
Specifications driw with dispatch. An, upvlica-
tons lelt nt the hhlIug house. 0f Hedges \ IiuILou
wiz meet VIII Proapt attention.
jelUf = kIRWAN
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
HeTfulDcvploE,Isscnts!

Al persons dc-r nsCt witnessing s'u. wonderful
experiments o. he scfnC of phychnlogy. can DO So
10y assembling at Pa r-Ons' Saloon, Opposite the
onH lIous'', where al pre-eei VIII be- c,4,ynced or
he fact ihat one mine can bee made to b. rome the
recipirn' a. another, al MI Diseases arri. NJ from n
non circlla'lun ofthebl oi can be cured ii dve min
Wcs ny taking forty t"rs Of pure Bran3y SAIL N the
above Saloon. 1913
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
Get Your E-icprr4csv

All PERSON. Il ling bsne-. f,r which Sre or
at the Treasurer lals aud procure the same as T.
liz, of deinGnen,+ VII! D. made out 1y order Of the
Gran Jury and pllc" IN th' hlnd@ of th. Di,ric,
Attorney by n;lrndit'o The above wiz save costs
NM LHThOEE. oun.y 1rehs'r.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
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\ An ID,

Mr.. EpIToR--lIaviug heard there la been some
dissatisfaction among tie citizens of thi, place N
re'erehcc to tie pt rtormance o' M duty as peace
oiscer on the evening of the 22d during the d.tur.
bance that occurred at he tinl- Me>sr, s4ap!y and
Col Zabri'ke were speaking. think it necessary te
'ay in my own defense that rad al in 1y power To
quell the disturbance which can be proven hy many
of the most respectable citizen. Of Oroviile. and
those who state differently lahor ind f.lse i'm
preston. CHABLESptHgTTET
Oroviile August lIth
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
DIR. j. GILBERT.

Member Of The Royalt ui!ege Of -urgeons, London,
ormery Surgeon AccoChrr 10 The Christ church
iying-in Institution, I1ndon, ana late House Phy>
-cian to the State Marie Hospital, San Francisco.
N. u DR.. q. can receive n few patients into his
house nownsr street, 2d door from Montgomery.
OrOylle, Aug. lth.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
Peaches! Pcaehcs!! Peachcs!!!

Families and dealersn I rnii can find constant
s1rlly of she celebratrdIeach's grown the ranch
of Mr.. q II Beach, MIR, svihe, received ev,ry day
fresh from the iair>erv. The
ia PlO'LEE VARIETY STORE,
Myers street, 3 door from Monig J'uery Oru,illey
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Justice OCt,,e Peace.

'"' numerous trieadsnf Mp CARTLAND, E'q.,
''''o! announce him a. an iNBrrt NDENT Candidate
'"e ensuing Elec ioL for the once ci Justice OF the
Peace for 0phr Township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
SIccf:d Notice.

On and af.rr t,ris date W. shall sell exclusively for
ASH. As This ru' WI be strictly adhered to gem
tlemen will pIcnse note All persons knowing rhpn-
selves indebted to MS nrtreqIeSicd Ia settle immedt
atply. as We are delerILic close nll outstanding
accounts. Toy y OTFERSON,
Orovile. July ~, ISJ, bl3.1
SS- North California cupy
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
MeTcIsalls's Exchange.

This Saloon by f the best arringed, mo, popular
and best lighted ufn" in OroVilir or vicinity p,ovi-
dei with Eve frs class Billiard Tables, talented
band Of Musicias, !ht best st,'cNeI Dnl, and The
most atte"tive a@cOni cteil bar keepers in North
II California isow under lhc sole control us the
undo signed, whoociI' aud hops be may ,aeris
AMI receive comntaDc o the liberal patronage
heretofore bes ovI upon the >aloon.
|. DVARAkOUSKY.
June % Aims -, 'n,rSro
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
DIR. At'BEET.

FRENCH PHYSICIAN Graduale of the Medical
''lege of France. SulGtON AND ACC0lCHER,
Diploma exhibited ~h,n requiitd.l Montgomery ST.,
lext door TO the Orleans Hotel
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

)EMOCKATIL COUNTY TICKET
For County Judge,
THOMAS WELLS.
For Member of Assembly,
JAMES KITCHENS,
For Sheriff,
NATHAN d. PLUM
For County Clerk,
NJ. II. DARRACH.
For County Treasurer.
II. U. JENNINGS.
For Tax Collector,
W. W. HOBART.
For Recorder.
JOHN F. KIMMEL
For Prosecuting Attorney.
p. II. HARRIS.
For Assessor.
DAVID WEAVER.
For Public Admnsir tor,
WILLIAM COFFEY.
For Superintendent Of Common Schools.
A. G.. MORSE.
For Surveyor.
GEORGE d. FRENCH.
For Coroner.
JAMES HARLOW.
For SuHervi-ur. First district,
PHILIP FARREEY
For Supervisor. Second District,
OWEN MURPHY
For Supervisor, Third District,
il RIPLEY.
Sr Justices Of the Peace 0fhir township
JOHN s. BERRY.
EDWARD DON0HUE.
For Cons,ahles.
MATTHEW J. PURCELL.
NJ. A. NCLAUGIILIN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25

j. ID AvELINE.-We have q telegraphic
communication in our editorial drawer for
the individual whose name appears at the
head OF this item. Call and get it. Mr..
Avaline.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
For supervisor.

The lends of GEORGE W. WILMOT announce
''m as Candidate for tn offce Of Supervisor Of
rhlrd Ds.ricl.
Oregon Township, August l2 1857,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25

Grand Medal and surgical Instituto.
Sacramento stree. below Montgomery, opposite Pa-
cicc Mail SteaG.hip Campany's Oficc. san Fran.
cisco CALIFORNIA;, stabllsh IN 1891, :or the perma-
ot all Pivale and Chrome Diseases and the
suppression Of t!nckcry.
Attending amResldent Phy-dan, b. CZAP-
KAY, NJ d.. lar IN the Iiu gar,an Revolutionary
War, Chief Ply sian 10 the tn Regiment OF hon
veds, Chief sGgeon 10 the Military Ito. pilal OF
Pt.lh, lung .ry and late Lecturer On Diseases OF
Women ard ChAreu."
Communicates strictly confidential.
Consulalionsby letter or Otherwise. free.
Address l.. }. CZArkAY, ND.
j"27-3p san Francisco, California.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
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DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED FLoRIDIAS. Gen. JOS
NJ. Hernandez the first delegate from the territory
OF Florida to Congress- died in Cuba the sth July
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
CounE Trcnsure,'s Office.

OROyiLLs. JIly 18Th, i-57 {
Notice herch given that all persons holding Butte
County Warrss, payable from the General Fund.
registered bepeen the lst day of November 1856,
and the 5h February so inclusive. that the
same will be sd on preseniation AT this Office and
after this dateaid Warrants will cease To tear i'm
teres,. WM LATTIMORE,
Tra-urpr I.uiia Copntv
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25

J. W MANDEvILLE STILL IN THE FIELD
Below we give the proceedings OF the
Democratic State CenAral Committee, which
which met in this city on Saturday last It
will he seen that there no vacancy on the
Democratic ticket:
SACRAMENTO. Aug - 1857.
To THE DEMoCRATIc ELECToRs OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA: The undersigned,
portion of the STATE Central Committee.
having met Mt this place. under the impres
sion thar there Was about to he n vacancy on
the State ticket by the declination of the
Hon. J W. Vaudeville. in the oiHca of State
Controller, do hereby respectfully inform the
Democratic electors Of the State, that upon
consultation, no such vacancy has occurred
and that Mr. Mandevilies name remains up.
on the ticket, rs the Democratic candidate
for that position VINCENT + GEIGER,
A II. MELoNY,
ALEX. II. PUTSEY,
F. FoRMAS,
a Sr C. DENVER,
j. NJ HUDsPErH,
TERRENCE FoAEY,
PETER BRoss,
Union J. III. SULLIVAN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
DEMoCRATIC
MASS NJ EETING !

Hon. JOHN MUG INT, ". Il. GEIGER.
and other distinCui.hed speakers will address the
Democracy of 0royille. on
Saturday, August goth, 1857.
The Democracy of the entire county ere urgently
invited to attend let there be such gathering as
old Butte aIone can show.
aALLY! DEMOCRATS! RALLY. ALL OF YOU 4!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
DkAssxaEEsEzxsnxsEM
Assault aud BATTERY.

John Doe, imagining his character ira.
duced by Susan Roe, called on her FIR an
explanation, winch not being satisfactorily
rendered, high woyds ensued, and the scene
thereof being the lady's bpudoir, she inv
ted him to leave, md he rot accepting the
invitation rs readily as was expected, Susan
attempted his ejectMent ri et dYHais, the Vi
being n fatirOn and the dimis being n rock-
ing chair. John resisted and was unga liant
enough to seize the enrnged female by the
arms and accomplish what she had stli7en
to do, that is to say, he forcbly cjec;e her
from the apartment and locked the door -
Susan thereurOn entered n complaint against
John for assault and battery in Justc, FL
lots coart. nverring that John had struck
her with his fist AMI thereby caused vis
BILE confusion on her arm Susan swore to
tn g latter circumstance. but was not borne
cut in the assertion by another lady who ap,
peared as witness in the case. nor yet by
:he defendant, John, who IN his able appeal
to the court, endeavored to explain how bad
ly he had been treated, but it was no use,
the direct evidence of Susan was conclusive
proof of the blow having been given and re,
ceived, and jury of Johns peers said he
was guilty, but recommended hra to the
mercy of the court on account of his youth
and innocence, and mercy was rendered
him, to the tune eff twenty y.seven dollars,
which John paid. The entire case being
humorous'y conducted caused much merr-
ment in court.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HBURE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD-For sale by
q COTTON & McDERMOTT.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25

On the sale Debt Question,
Ro " tho D @ lot.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25

/. DWARAkOUSKY,
Alias "1ouSr.o
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-25
DIR. L. j. CZApk AVS

June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.


The quarterly meeting ofthe Chamber of Commerce
was held last evening, at Clinton Hall, p PERT, esl.,
in the chair Mr.. A. Leary, Secretary pro TEN. con
siderable numbered gentlemen were in attendance.
The following gentlemen were elec,ed members OF
the Chambers Henry Il. WOrthington aud Henry
EtSmith. Mr. John T. Parish elected me nbsr
Of the Committee Of Arbitration.
A communication from Senator Fish in relation to
the Diamond Reef stating that he had presented the
memorial, which was referred TO the Committee on
Commerce, was read and ordered on file.
Mr. Jas. De Peyster Ogden, from the Committee
On HarbOr In provemcnts reported as follows:
The Committee s0ponted in relation 10 the HaIbor
COMMISSIONER and the important sub Entrusted to
them for investigation respectfully submit the follow
Ing report:
Under the provisions of the of the Legislature or
gsnizng the Harbor Commissioner they required
ito report system OF harbor and dock reyulations
together with suitable rates of wharfage, for the port
"of New-York."
The reports of the Commissioners embodied in the
ol FOR carrying out their recommendations have been
d before your Committee and are here With presented
iN The consideration of the Chamber. The following
4 Summary of the acts proposed for establishing the
system which they recommend:
The proposed act, TO appoint Commissioners of the
Port eboishes the offices Of Harbor and Dock Masters,
and rests their powers and duties in the Commissioners
o. the Port who are authorized to appoint persons TO
discharge the duties performed by the Hsrbor-
nss'eis 10 fix the limits Of their districts and the amount
~ their Compensation The fees Of the HarboImas
' - now established by law, to PAID to the CON-
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AMERICAN BIBLE UNION.

The Board of Managers met at their rooms on Wed
peedsy afternoon, The Rev. Dr. ARMIrAGE presld .ng
The Rev d. E. THOMAS, of Ohio, led in the devotional
exercises.
The Report Of DR.. f. PARMLY the Treasurer, shows
wear cash receipts stree Oct l. Sl5 0lS %, being an
Increase over the amount for the period last rear
The expenditures up TO this date are sll,9SS s..
From the reports Of the Committee on Publications
and finance it appears that there have BEEN issued
70I 600 pages ofthe revised Eoglsh Scriptures, Of
Tbtssalopisns and JOB, within three months Favor.
ALE extracts were read by the Secretary from about
thirty notices Of the revision of Job in me secular and
religious press. -, e,r
The Episte to the Hebrews will be ready for publ
cation In March.
The independent revisiOns of Luke and one OF Ro-
mans were completed in December, by revsers reSPec'
tiysIv OF three different denominations. These re-
visions await the examination and decisions OF tue aP
propriate committees -,
The Secretary Mr. WYcKoFF, read from lsgs
correspondence letters from the various agents aud
distinguished friends.
The Rev. Mr. Oncken, and his associates IN Gerna'
nv ask for largely ncres Cd aid in circulating an edit
ton of 900 copies of the New Testament and Pssms
in the German language, from stereotype pis'es "hNu
have just been completed for the Bible Union, ana are
now ready for use.
The Spanish New Testament Is completed to Tue
Epistle TO Philemon; and the agent 10 Ensand, tns
Rev Mr. Merton, reports good progress in the balance
Of the work. o.. ar
The Rev. MI Chandler 90 behalf Of the SIAN Ms
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sou urge. the appropriation Of sufficient to ss,e
srSther edf,n Of 900 copies Of Dr. Jones uansl,-
ton OF the 8iamess New Testament
The reviser Of Romans comm Inio,ted bis wiling
nes to devote bis lei hours without expense TO the
Cnop in the denomination aud further mprov neat
OF n most difficult portions of bis work.
The COmmtte On Versions had held seven mssdngs
In The examination OF oon1enoe an dsiberatbg
respecting the Final Commire> the English New
Testament. They were perfectly unannou, ia their
views but required further opportunity fF dslibera-
ton consultation and CORES pondenoe which the Board
unanimously granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09

MUsIFIcESr COLLLcrIoS-0 the occasion Of the
Twelfth Night Services at the Church Of the Holy
Communion, the Epiphany Missionary collection
amounted to the liberal sum Of Of g. $50 which Will
be about equally divided between foreign aud domestic
Missions. One member of the congregation contrib
uted 81 go and another put in his check for 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09

The THIRD CoLD TERN The present cold term,
which is the third Of the present Winter, commenced
on the Goth day Of December, ut between the hours
Of and p M, and has yet exhibited but per-
turbetion, which at II m. Of the ih one degree
above the freezing line The highest, Lowest, and
number Of degrees change every "a hours have been
IA follows.
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An Albany paper is making merry over the luck Of
one Of the New York City Assemblymen. 1t seems
that he ia Of comedy appearance and very much de-
sired to get seat in fair view from the ladies' gallery;
but IS llfortune would have it he drew nearly the
last che ice and was compelled to take desk directly
under the location of the fair visitors.
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way around is proved to be the shortest route no me-
With proper nautical skill in lacking and reeans
pede.trans may avoid many embarrassing collisions.
escape yswpiBg scOopnets. the ca=h Of cnSOine snl
the attendant pouts snd frowns which no degree Of
apology can fully clear away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09

Up to o'clock this morning. the cold has continued
two hundred ard seven (2O) consecutive hours, and
at a. m. tomorrow will have reached the tenth sec
ton of the great circle of 800 hours Its duration
termination cannot be determined in advance, but
have doubt it will accurately mark its sections.
y. MERRIAM.
Brooklyn Hight Thursday a. m Jan. 8, 1851.