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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-22
GAS FITTING.

yENHE subscriber will open a shop in Lewis
burg, in few days, in connection with
his shop in Philadelphia, and be prepared to
do all work in his line with despatch.
Oct 7,ls5S GODFREY KROUSE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-22
CENTRAL.
ssENSHE4y ANA ACES G Z
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

REAT REDU C1lON IN PRl tE.
ON and after October :oth iust, the RETAIL PR
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

DEMOCRArIU STATE CONVENTION.

AZ meeting Of the Democratic State Central Com
mtttee, held In Sacramento. the 10Th day Of May,
1858, the following resolutions were adopted:
ReeOeSd, That the next Democratic State Convention
A. SSv AZ Hr.H.t ncrt sD shna H. h..,. nS
tation be fOlOwS, viz: Ono delegate at large from
each county, and one delegate for every two hun
dred Democratic votes cast at the last general cleo
tion for any Democratic candidate the State ticket
nominated by the Democratic party exclusively, and
delegate for every fraction Of hundred
votes east for such Democratic candidate.
ReaOkCsd, by the Central Committee, that 1t IL re-
commended that the Democracy in the different
ties the 2Oth day Of July next M the purpose
Of eleCting delegates to the State Convention
The Democracy Of the State Of California hereby
notified that state Convention will be held in the City
Of Sacramento, Wednesday the 4th day Of August,
1885, and that the appOrtOnment there
in settled upon the State Central Committee is
follows:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

lay Of the land witfmy fest,.a = nd Tem -
rs and forthwith he eetiTS6uS - ~
pleasant undestakiale s.-asys7 HiH r1g1g9o
At this moansnt Enasaa kpaza kRa40
pronounced by voice that seldom ki.SSH
excite peculiar emotion In his breaol -
now sent strange thrill Through 0Egw.n .ness;
and Fastening below, ne found BISAeh My
dressed, with a light in her nadd, s.
just outside Of her cabin, ihetisSdbeR&
Sage which led lengthwisa through thADD
Of the boat. . IA. ,,,.d.-,S as..Y
"I have heard something, EugepS p
said, "enough to know that we have net W!!sh
an accident but not sufficient tofully DcApsA'
hend its nature. z-..r ss7zz1snc3
Unfortunately, about two bOVrs AG9ISs-
piled Eugene, we suddenly became iRySlEed
in dense fog, and, in spite Of our every PEe.
caution and care, VIC have run tIO6nqt
may DC against The Ohio sh0POAsItaf 10
against an island-it is 20 dark WHFa1kf.
But he not alarmed, Miss Blapche, N, ,hRF.
riedly added; II trust we shall soon VI 9ncSt
again though, In any event. the dsfR RhekSSs
sufficient TO conceal us from the saVsg6aabNsn
were they in the vicinity" oai Sea szsi
II know little of Indians, returned BlApsAe:
"but have always understood that they. .qFo
somewhat remarkable for their acutehta 6f
hearing; and II such Is the care, tliefSWgah
be no necessity Of their beingSeby byShsnttlta4e
made acquainted with our LEGALITY dpdiRg
from the loud voices heard few mi9Nkes
ago." dF'''''
II fear we've been rather imprudS Sit, %sAsd
Eugene, in dcprecating tCUej "baeib 90
cxcitement---" -, .... -f' Y ~ gyoda
His words were suddenly cut short by. .sAy.
eral loud voices of alarm from without Iol.
lowed by quick and heavy trAmpiihg NcsSss
the deck and the next momeAt ethlH@f6r
and Dick Winter burst intO the pAasaWsdthe
former cxclaiming: - s..,;..,-..
"Wc'vc run plum into red niggers nest,
Cap'n, and Tom Harris Is already b6tctSefed
and scalpedl |aa 2G' ~ .fsTs ,dt
And even az no hpokG. a. if IN adnawaAGlpn
Of his dreadful Intelligence, thera erosAA eeEies
Of wild, piercing, dcIhoniacal yellE, RlRMed
by dead and o1ninous silence. H'''" =. p'eS
So far We lmvc followed the1Otcey NkFUsho
and her friends in this adxentnSe ;fblG tho
foregoing il all that We can publish, - our
columns. The balance of the narrative can
only bc found in the New York Ledger Hthc
great family paper, which cAS 6e CSsAlNoe'at
all tho periodical stores where papeus AaDssld.
Remember to ask for the F" Ledgs1. deEed
May 22d, and in it you will get the, continue.
ton Of the narrative from where It leaves of
fees convenient TO whsrc you reside thGFAb-
Usher Of the Ledger will send you, coopTby
mail, il you will send him five cents in q let
ter. Address Robert Bonner, Ledger once,
n Ann street. New York. This Story'iS esAi-
tied "Perils Of the Border n and grows naere
and more interesting as it goes on. ,izns
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

TRIAD SoFTLY.-The Jews would not will
liUgly tread upon the smallest piece Of paper
in their way, but took itup for possibly, said
they, the name Of GOd may be omit Though
there was little superstition in this Jet truly
there is nothing but good religion in Il, tf we
apply Il to men. Trample not on any; there
may DO some work Of grace that thou knowest
nOtOc The name Of God may be written upon
that soul thou treadcst upon; It may be q
soul that Christ thought SO much Of 40 q give
His precious blood for it; therefore despiSe Il
not ''
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
7LAcTRv1LLH POST OFFICE.
nArL ARsAH0EnEHTs.


MAIL Il dispatched from thls once daily Sundays
n eapseA Sacramento, Fan Francisco, and all parts
ct thlS STATE which closes at O'Clock, p. ~.
special nall dispatched daily, Sunday excepted, to
cStsssa rta Cold epSng which eosrs Al o'clock P. NJ
speenl m al alse Dispatched daily Sundays except.
s6. 0eofGeoWn Cis sPsSsh Flat: which closes At
e'elerbf(N.
The malls Tor the Atlantic States, Europe, &c, close at
this oee about the Sd and 1sh OF each month, exrept
when th0ss days eo@e Saturday, and then they will
eIeOs the DAY previous.
Tbs Malls Tor Oregon and Washington Territories arc
AispAsched semIHenty, mneiIase'y aner The arrival
Of The Ailaatc malls.
NJ aI5 Ior Salt lake City and other post cAces In
Utah Territory dspAchcd monthly, ria San Francis
&c, aAa DisRo, aud The Sohlhefn route.
0Vv1cR HOCM.-fhis OincS will be kept open daily
Sundays excepted. from OsiOch, 4. ~ till l2 NJ: and
froa ~ sill 5H, Pm. Boz deii-eTy open til s. p N.
On 61ndAys-Irom un TO- A. NJ. and from till y, r.
~ bGrss .. y. TuATCtAGR, RoA Master
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

How To M RIcH.-The way to get credit IL
to be punctual. The way to PEeaDrveit u not
use it Inuch Settle often; have .aishegt,ac-
count. -
Trust no mans appearance. They 2fe de-
ccptivc-perhaps assumed, for the purpose Of
obtaining credit. BewaFe Of iaAudy G1tuiOr.
Rogucs usually dress" well. The rich ere
plain men. Trust him, Il aHN GA0N3ssiss
bot littlO on bis back. Never tunsA who
flies into passion On bsipg dnpHe \; lnako
law. 'E'7 s,ss n'osn
BE well satisfied before you givc,ssedil, hat
those whom you give it are safe men - aR1Ain-
trusted.
Sell your goods at a small adVancsna71 new.
or Tnisrepresent them, for those whamv xOu
once deceive will. be wary Of you the Sec0pd
time. '"'
Deal uprightly with all mon and ESeS SNtIl
rcpose confidence in you, and B6onjb6s1no
your permanent customers. 2 naias7 Tan,
Beware of him who is an office seekec-
Mon do not usually want m ofa1Se wiuAIthey
have anything else to do. A manss eAsirs
are rather low when hC seeks Office for sap
port. 't.sF
Trust no stranger. Your EoodS SpS StasS
than double charges. What IT, dharAaAer
worth if you can mako it cheap BY gcgsditing
all alikeY
Agree before hand with every man Is al .
job, and If large do it in writing. Il IL pRv do
cline this, quit, or be cheated. Though xpa
want job ever so much, make vi sure Hf De
onset, and case at all doubtful 'tAAkO-sdssEof
guarantee be nOt Gltzif l0atk i1rEAnADsE
test Of responsibility; iproW Oaaace hahhn,
20" nave escaped = i0sSad 9.rg .bsaworh
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

CHARLES e. ABBOT,
Public AdmiAistFatOP.
Ord'nI~ With ! Tso' u heTs. ESQ., Corner Of nGIn and
E. w. WELTON,
County SurveyOF,
prepared to exocuse Surveys Of DteheS, Roads Nj.
{ Il ming Claims, &c.
/ oFFlCE-UnIOn Building, HaeervIle. [ASsl
F. H. HARMON,
Notary Public.
OFTIcE At sanderson NeweIIs Main st., !iAcervIlIe.
~ Deeds and other instruments acknowledged Iu3n
SAMUEL }. X. HANDY,
Attorney and Counsellor At Law,
OFFICE City Block (uP StaIr) Main Street, P1aCervile.
G.. h. PATTERSON,
Attorney At Law and Notary PubIIc.
OFFIcE-MaIn Street PiacervllIe.
8. W. sANDERsON, DIX. NEWELL
SANDERSON T. NEWELL,
Attorneys at Law.
OTFIcE-In Douglass Building tup staIrs, Main Street
" PiacerviIle. (auE9o.S7l
THOMAS II. HEWES,
Attorney at Law.
OFFICE-At the corner Of Main and COloma SITS (up
~ StairS), Pacervlle.
O. D. HALL, JOHN HUME
. HALL 4 HUME,
Attorneys at Law,
D'F''y'' Block toO'''A Main I. rect
A. A. VAN GUELDER,
Attorney at Law.
toLoMA, "A Dorado County, California.
" lmAyi6.5TI
w. H. BRUMFIELD,
Attorney at Law.
OTFCE-In Dorseys Block (up.'.aIrsN Main Street pa.
~ cerViHe. rsl
H. M. ANDERSON,
Attorney az INV mud N~t"Iy Public.
nFWcR-CnOn Building (up-stArsh NAIu Street. PA
- cervIiic. l5.ll
w NJ. &. DAVIS,
Justice Of thc Peace.
nrFICE-CnOn DuilIlng (up-stars) Main strssl, ma
~ cerviIIe. tSIl
4. CLARK, ~. n, o. HAsvEv, y. D.
mas. CLARK & HARVEY,
NAY RE FOUND at the County Hospital In Upper PA.
vi cerVillc, at their 0fhce In the "Ciy Block" Main
Street. (AItl
L. =. TITUS,
Phy~IsANW and SurEeORs
NHF1CE-At the Drug Store Of C. B. PATTI. Main It,,
~ fronting the Plaza. Residence-PiTst door bslow
the FresbytcTian Church, Coloma St. 1911
Bob. RANKHNS,
Physician and suTEesa.
nVTIcE-On Sacramento street, near Rankin. Ex.
~ change" 3Sl
DR. ID. w. A. WORTHEN.
OFFICE at the PacervlIe Drug Store, tew dOOrs below
" the Theatre, Main street. n 81
CARY HOUSE.
TNE Proprietor desires call The particular attention Of
Il the public to his large Threc.story
FIREPROOF HOTELl
He 10 confident that he furnish good accommodA.
tIons any hOel In the country
I'm Point OF Com fort and All the eOnvenIsDces
which modern hotel keeping hes rendered ESSENTIAL the
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

The latest- and most convenient snuff bog
invented, il in the shape of pistol; and hy
means Of small spring, the snuff is nred up
the nose.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
JOR PRINTING.

n MoUxTAIS DuocnET book and job Printing 0hce
10 the NEST complete establishment Of the kind the mneS,
and always supplied with the best material TO be had in
ME este Consequently enabled TO print, Books,
PaaPets, Posters, ItAndbls, Ball Tickets. Programmes,
CesAsasss Of Stock DepOsIte, Checks Bill Heads Re-
esipa Cards. &C., 10 the best sys OF the aT and at the
nest reasonable prices, FOR CASH.
~ LEGAL AND OfIlER BLANKS printed to OrIer,
WiIh naAineAS and dispatch.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

- - = NJ : ,;uia,k -
TmE HARE AND THE LIox.-Eefe Is y psSSsty
political libel, copied from q. ReNeAlsN 1ews-
paper, which hints, in its own oriental .gtxla,
that even as the hare conquered the goif6o
does tho Bcngalcc overcome tho EnxlisnHAs
a hare sat in the jungle with M6 WiA ID
hc said "Thcre is our king, the lleaR 6Ao
into the wood, and he will devour osuEAhild-
rem" NO." said the little hare, " for i1Iill
80 to confront him. and conquer tho gIFSat
lion, tho king of the beAsts." IbsA berShus-
band laughed, and said: " Intellect, Il. .ppYers
we can die but once; let US SEQ what y0h IA
do" Then the little hare, Akmgs Ut Asls
son in her paws, jumped and Jnmpea -
came to tho lion. Then she pnt6 llsa1aer
son before her face, and Ppt hCF tFa ~. y
Of kings, have brought you. : hSYRul I
news to give you" Thea lAhsiliea,l ,lDehalaA
the hare's baby, and saw il vasso1 ,an1 -
aud was pleased in lii. soul and lSng6A6, ID
his laugh was % the roar 0fth@ AhMmasP of
lndrO. Then he asked her news. and ~ r.tlo
hare replied: "You are the sovef6l -
forest, but another has como whOcs q ~
king Of the beasts, and nAom&sde0
Then the roar Of the hen ahoUk ~ -
the little hare nearly died With ee - -
asked: "Whcre is the sconndrsiE Csk -
shew him to meI" Than thAk nlDkEe
leapcd along with the lion TIL sba Go 70
old we'll Tho well was nearly Nl6ll' -
no wall. And she said @E6dk, - -,
there in fear" ThsnItkS lii
neck, looked and 1awlu uhiAOEn -
with fearful roar, leape@ t. IL ~
the little hare. with 4 glad ksSkt, t5a -
son, and went u htf hH1At g
"LoI intelIcctsaS pGwssy - -
lion, the king gOf The AeaAhAA mid stsin,n.e
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
PERus OF THE BORDER.


Chairman State Central Committee.
JAMES ANDIRsON, secretary pro TEN.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
THE
ManntaiIt Democrat
I, publIssa sVsry Saturday, al Tie Once COlOma st.,
~ R1aeervile, By
CELWICKS B. JANUARY,
b, Y. GELWlcHs, wM. A. JANUARY.
TIL 4
LAVeP11almS

One aauars I0ines hrst Insertion. e3-each sub 'equent
aeeTIon el So business Cards Of ten lneI less
SeaN 0sS three months, ol0.
liberal discount viii be made the above rates, for
eli yearly and quarterly HdvsFtiSements which exceed
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
CARY HOUSE.

TNE Proprietor desires particular attention
l. the public to his large Threr.story
FIREPROOF HOTELl
He 10 confident that he furnish good aceommodA
tIons any hOlel In the country.
I'm Point Of Comfort and an the eOHvenIsnees
which modern hotel keeping hes rendered essential the
Cary House
Exees employing asst does the Rest Talent In al s vAr
Gus Department.. The table win always be SuPplled with
the b-ut the market affords.
Prizes TO suit the times.
(nOvl4 37l W. NJ CARY, PrOpvIetor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28
SPORTING.

A IL THE CHOICE BREEDS or DOCS FOR SALE Ann
N siock. ~ FULTON Ereet-Buler's nfelhbe mango
cure Aad Tea eFtermna,or, ~ ee,s per bottle Bresdina
training management diseases &c 81 dogs with q iuusra
raons prce " Gail and the Scotch deer hylnds The
prike ouli doe 81 All England &C.
DlGEuN SHOOTING TOURNAMENT This TNrE.
Y resiinF Sporting event. open 70 the United States aud
Ansda akts pace Monday and Tuesday next ~ Jersey
hf~duNs Nhnr i1 commence Al n O'Clock A. " Parties
Hese~nr good birds and bringing hem 20 Mr. J. Taylors
farcy i-usc Jerses CRY vii with rurchas anv
yuanuY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28
ANTHOLOGY.

IN SPRING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mrs. Sf
IIU MOUR, the meet ,essful medical and busnss
elarvovant in America. Consultations bnsnes SICK
absent friends lost property &c and satisfaction
Gray hair restored 70 ms original color without fail
NlTss A. W. SNOW THE CELEBRATED BUSINESS
M carvoyant will find absent friends los soeu
goods advise business and give De easons 81 eharascr
Residence IS Greene street, room No second hoor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

UiamOnd
Kinds OF iewery and Mans of evsy description repaired
promptly. Diamonds old gold and silver bought for
LOUIS ANR1CH, 60 broadway.
U,O wATCHMAKERs AND WATCH CASE MAKERS.
Il The following nine patent lever movements been
stolen from The subscriber Within the past ten months.
Nos 6ltS English movements VI lines sire, PLAIN name
6ltS Cooper Co, Liverpool
ls3l2 DO DO spring case, name Joseph John
52a y SON Liverpool
lG52- do. do. name Beesley, liverpool -
L3ll-l do, do. Pcndinrton a Co, y
- Hanover street Liverpool on plate and face
S%e-l English movement name Jos. johnson, Liver
pool y thurch street, plate and face.
NOis-l English movement name Beesley, biverpooi'
plate
fG9-l do. IN. Dant Liverpool plate
aud movement engraved. a,
Wafchmskers and watch makers would conier IN
by giving about ihese watch moyement'o
q. CHNP urb SOW,
Nc. IS John street New Dorh,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

IIOR sATE-TwO SPLENDID AFRICAN LnoPARDs,
of the largest species For further parcuas apply
board brig Ben Campbell, pier No. East river.
L,OR sALE-A BROWN HORSE, RENARRABLY
stylish IS hands high old, sound end knd.
Can three minutes wagon. Also, verv handsome
gray horse 10 hands high FIRST coupe horse. Can
trot In 3 30. Apply at a. Greene street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

A GRADUATE OF A NEW ENGLAND UNIVERSITY
n who Is a thorough French echolar would like give
private lessons in Latin, mathematics frenea Address
j. b., Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28
DANCING ACADEMIES.


A DODwORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES
N. No. 500 Broadway New YORK
No. ~ Montague place. Brooklvn.
The academy will remain open June 4 Vvinp abun
dant for full quarter from March Is Pups received
after that date for part Of quarter.
DuMAE's CHEAP DANCING ACADFyy. 9r BowgRy
~ -Lesons for adults snd children, 81 per month Mon
and Thurtdays at O'Clock. Weipesdays and Saur
DAYS Victoria Ian SchDsch All new dances All
O'Clock p. NJ, soree Admission Is cents ladies' free
nANCING-ASoTHER NEW CLASS -BRooKEs, AGA
~ denny, 81 Broome street class for beginners will
Tuesday All the fashionable dances taught i'm
of lessons There classes open Tor hose more
advanced.
MRS. LUBYs NEXT ASSEMBLY WILL CONE OFF ON
lN WEDNESDAY evening, March 3 Al her academy for
dancing and cahonics Beecker street Tho Iancers
Bsmorsl sco.t.sch and Panic reel viii Will be danced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MAI.Es.

vIGILANT AND COMPETENT MAN OF ENhhnn
IN and with long experience as slpernenden'
Of fsctory wishes 10 find new engagement De -
drzugptsmsu and pennAn ana eas kep'
The double entry first class refer
70 his present employers Address Progress Newtown
Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

ITO LET-THE STORE NO. IA ROWERV wGICM UIc
been occupied as clothing ttore the last twenty
Aso, ,he store NO Is Bowery Of Pe
street. - " -'N AS" S'A~'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

greeks BOUGHT AND SOLD AT THE BROKERS'
y Board commission.
" - JOHN B. MURRAY, A Wall street.
VXTANTED-rOUR HUNDRED SHARES OF AMER1
w Guano full paid. Parties having any 10 sell
will address, with real Farmer Herald office stating
cash price, and where interview may be had for
three days
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
NEWJE'RSEY ITEMS.

DfDrcATIos Of 4 CHURCH ~ BgRGEs.-Tae oere-
mony Of 1edcatng the First Presbyterian Church o.
Bergen took place last evening, al which there was
large gre CATION present. This Sciety was organ
lied two years since at which time there were ~
members, under tie pastoral charge Of the Rev. W.
French. It has continued to prosper AID at the Pres
en-, time there are 40 MEMBER Tae foundation d
the church was laid year ago la't August ana was
under GOOD headwsy when the reyuisons IN business
matters in October following caused suspension unts
ls.t Spriug when work was again resmnenI e1e
the snaIi but energetic congregation had b,o
i.,~a of meeting for the fifr time in theig
~ ano elegant ediGce. 1t is located on high
ro,,J in an excellent neigbborh0od, and has con-
s,'srd;r, view Of the bay and country around Tte
.,nS built Of brick, in the Gothic style of archi.
sc,,c s. feet front, 81 feet deep, 60 feet high, with .
,o.er leo feet The inside is very neatly dnished;
,be,c are I36 pcws which viii accommodate about 1W
ner.ons. The building, when entirely conPieteds
together with the land, will cost about $0,Wr a
Session House is also to be erected IN tho rear o1 t
accommodation of the Sabbath School and other par
poses. The services opened by voluntary or
the organ, invocation by the Pastor, reading %
Scriptures by the Rev. T. T. Hatfield and reading %
the hymn by the Rev. J. q. Craghead. The deai-
ca,ory prayer was said BY the Rev. B. >. u; bai y.
chard. The Rev. L. w. French delivered tn'
sermon; the Rev. Mr.. Parker Of Bergen fo," oy .
liv-red the addre.s. and the services csoeed VIZ"
PRAYER. singing and benedotiop.
BrRcLARY.-The grocery store Oh Jonusw wsIass
eorner OF Pro sp~ct aud Morgan street, eure AZ aey
IA, usht sad rgbb<a Of Grocegies and s0eA WV
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
AN EXPLANATION.

To he Editor ef the ~ Y Tribune
SIR: VIII you do us the favor to correct slight
in your reporters account of the Thrteh street
tragedy, ia The TRIBUNE Of this morning
Young Couldy not discharged by Tie on account
of any embarrassment by the hard times last Spring
nor was the number of our clerks then reduced. We
fortunately able to retain all our employees
throughout the crisis. We let Gouldy leave lis ON the
lst of July last, for the that he showed too
little aptGde for business, after apprenticeship Of
more than two years to inddce us to retain him any
longer in our employ.
so. S@fpsty Pias.i, yeu. York Oct, 49, NI'' NN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
COTRT OP APPEAL.

MOTIFS OF DECISIONS DELIVERED AT THE LAST TERN
-INsURASCE CASES.
The Buso Steam Engine Works ae The Sun Mutual iasas'
Company. - .
Where policy OF insurance is assigned. with the
tho underwrite To mosagee OF the su3ecefn
the assignee taxes subject 10 the conditions imposed ey
the terms Of the contract upon che person aad ms
tiops hy the assguor subsequent TO the assignment
uton her ,he knowing time that the
b,d the Pnta for engine furnished the vessels
that he the vessel to secure SUI debt add thsI
his cb N eos1ins the pncy wa, s'.ss ~ u.s 60 -
,hS ds Ihe Py Gch.n0s ,ss,snos 20 ~. ~oy IN,
ogssor elected oyernsuancc, and was fatal :" 10
coyery b. he assisn.e
Benjamin as. Tho Saratoga County Mutual Fire Insurance
Company. -
The plaintiff obtained fire policy to himself ~
ssse ssse' na 90 iSs the nsaSer spUa Of lie
saSsa b,a , SS p oss notified
consented a policy should remain valid until title should
is.uins a p licy 10 the plaintiff as owner ,
Such coussut having been given BY tho insfe win MOTTO"
continuing the insurance. the Insurers on psyns oss 10 ne
vendor sh Of subrosaton in respect to his securities
Tor the un paid purchase Of money.
TEe policy being conditioned that in Of further nsrsnos.
h should be- liable only for such proportion OF any os
by him should bear To the total amount Il
that the policy should become void upon any fur
by subsequent insurance with notice TO the insurers OF ts
amount bai with statement to the Companies
from which It had been obtained
Grovenor TIE Atlantic Fire Insurance Company o.
Brooklyn
Where fire policy numos the owner Of the property
tho insured aud declares the damages Of os- 70
b. Die 70 another person .In named 8. measases tho
polsy by the uiortgBgor
nch CASE with the mortgsgo and for tho
iusrace hi. int and the morgsges only
where the ogagor could have done had the money been
bnse1 intad Of being payable for bis benefit to s
nortssCce.
Tb. - of the Traders Insurance Company AT. Robert
Wers io) and Tlou The kngton Mutual nsnrsnos
ConpM. Sefd 400, so far IL follows the former, over
ruled.
Hooper AIT The Hudson River Fire Insurance Company
Appleation TO an insurer for his consent to the
gnen OF policy ia notice that the applicant has acquired.
inf
assignment would be value
ess 10 him.
So he'd the entire stock Of retailer Of goods hid bees
sold .Ddc execution aud the applied 10 he in~fss
or hi. consent asssnlent Of the policy thereon
Bryapt ag The Poughkcepse Mutus INSURANCE )mpany
The Insurance of the stock in trade OF the insured
of brass clockworks license to him -
sep hand all such articles are necessay aud ord
nary that manufacture although the use or keep
Ing II article, be prohibited BY the printed terms OF The
policy rNtra hazardous
.u,!.y ast. The Columbia Insurance Company
The General authority Of an insurance agent, en-
uer,a policies Ia behalf of bis principal does not eK
end s.uiDg property which had been consumed hu-
written for the insurance thereof was ia the c"fsS
of trap ssion from the owner 70 such agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

, had not been made ont ,rss but fs%% sS"nss sss
~. Of lsding' a. manifest will be made ont aud
sosp With hin a"r rubIic to-day. The United States
ssned 70 %, t"S on hoard the Princess which boat VIII
DOM "FlsSEp va, worth 'sCSt 81 ssoV csosa sGa
csrs. unable to give u' a.! ''''O' '''' ~ ~
lste on the boat.