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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-30
AN ORDINANCE.

ITO amend an ordinance entitled "An ordinance regu-
Il latng the building Of Party Walls, passed April
81, I647 I" Passed May 81. 1859.
Section lst Be IL ordained by the Common Council Of
the City of Evansville. That much OF the sixth Sec
ton Of said ordinance Limits the length OF Party Walls
TO ninety feet, be and the same Is hereby repealed
Section BAD That Party Walls, hefe,fter built In pur-
suance of said sixth section shall be least twenty
inches in thickness the DO tom thereof up to the
fret tier Of ots and at least eighteen inches I'm thick
ness from the first the second tier Of jos and at
least thirteen inches In thickness above the second tier
OF osts up to the square Of the budins and such Party
alis shall be constructed according the OF
said sixth section, except so far rs sad provisions
changed by this ordinance.
Seetisa a. Nothing contained in this ordinance, In
the said ordinance passed April 2ist lsi shall be
construed as to prevent the building Of any Party Wall
the dividing line sh II agree in writing touching the
thickness of such Wall J. s. HOPKINS, Mayor.
Attest, GEo. II Tom, City Clerk my25
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80 - - gs:saa
between the East and We,I.

fetWeen the East and West.
rNHE UNION LINE OF STEAMERS rnnnine In CON-
Il nection with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad At
Nheelipg,
Through tickets by this line to PHILADELPHIA Wa,b.
ingou City and Baltimore Gu be procured from the
Agents ut Louisville Madison and CincinnaIi or On
board the b0ais. Having made permanent arrange
meats Tor ucketing through, the travelling public will
nnd II greatly I" their interest. going E.st or West TO
patronize this line.
The Union Line" being a chartered Company s.s
required by law'to run under such regustionss in
sure comfort as well safety TO the lives of passengers
ii This Is the only line running la connection with
the baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
III FThe Steamers OF this line entirely new and
the largest fastest safest aud SUPER vessels ever
builtfor The Western waters aud wall leave us follows
VIZ:
FOREST CITY, Capt. A. Murdoch, Sunday 3PM
DAVID WHITE, Capt w. McClaid, Monda, 3 pm.
BALTIMORE, Capt Vim. Clark, Tuesday p. M.
ALVIN ADAMS. Capt. " Norton, " Wednesday , r M.
VIRGINIA. capt. Cbas. V. " ellis. 1bursda, p. NJ,
FALLS CITY. Capt, Sam. Mason, Friday r. NJ
IhoS. SWAMI, Capt. Mcclure, Saturday r. NJ.
Fare from Louisville TO Baltimor~.-.. gil 40
10 DO do to Philadelphiaor Washington " 90
do do do 10 New YORK. ..............., Is 20
Do do do to PHILADELPHIA Washington IL %
Passenger baggage transferred from steamboat 10
Railroad aud from Railroad to Steamboat, free from
charge.
PAn additional charge Of only 50 for state rooms
and meals Is made from Louisville to Wheeling
S. Moorhead, Agent.
Louisville Ky.
M Hender on. agent at Evansville, Office at Lewis
Il Uray's wha IF boat
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-30
HOME MANuFACTURFs

Az are now n, manufacturing Hemp, tO1Tt y. E
wv NILLA &c PseS of all sizes and qualities. led
Cords, Halter Rope, Trot-Lin,s Fash Cord Tow es
and In fact every article the Cordage line all beh
we will sell at CnciDnsti prices. Jreight edosd.
Ne have oommehc~d the work aid ask G..
All the articles manufacture are for sale nj Hom-
hsoeks Woodard's Water street, bet. Main and s.
more. my4 BAN OCK A DARR.
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ID. s. ANDERSON,
NJ E X C liant TAIL R,
(coNnrRcIAL row.

Opposite j. II. Magee & Co.,
s.vansvalle. md.
rs receiving large ami superior stock OF SPRING
i GOODS, OF IN. best material and Of the most FASH
ionable styles. Fine black and coored Cloths OF the
hest English. French. aa,d German manufacture. enc
black Doeskin; large stock of French, English and
American Fancy Cassmeres In and beautiful styles,
patterns designs Linen Drills Of the very drt quality
goods plain, coored and figured OF the most
beautiful sfy les for Summer wear; plain fancy and
figured Silks and Saiins OF superb auaiIty.
THE ABOVE GOODS
will be featured to order In go,d style, and sold
CHEAPER than the goods be bought in any city
West Of the Mountains. Terms. CASH.
ID S. A. Is agent for Williams "keports Of Fashion
The present number be had by mail otherwise
o. dered, for the small sum of 81 SO. apl6tf
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TO THEPUBLIC.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all whom 1t NAV
IN concern, that Bernard Heinecken formerly Of the
firm of BlSCH az HEiNECkEN, Evansville, ind hav.
ing left parts unk nOwn has longer any authority
To transact business make contracts
account said firm. the business will be hereafter
continued by Bsch. who alons will settle al former
TRANSACTIONS and will be in wise responsible for any
business transactions OF b. ienecken after this date.
myl9 ". BlSCH.
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ALTON, MT. CARNE FL. AND NEW AL
BANY RAIL ROAD.
NEW ARRIVAL CT SPR NC AND
SKINNER GOODS.

NEW ARRIVAL CT SPR NC AND
SUMMER GOODS.
TINE undersigned have just received and are opening
/ now at theii Water Ell, near corner OF
Main very large and handsome stock OF spring Goods
20 cases Fancy Prints, Of the lates style;
90 DO French Lawus
do Barege de LANES;
do Fancy Poppfins;
@ do bleacbed Muslins;
6 do Rip as and French cottonadcs.
Also large .ssortment OF Swiss Musl.n. 5aconets.
black nnd Fancy Silks, Bareges. En- broideres Swiss
and Jacone. kdrings and Insertings Tire and Cot.
ton Laces, Ribbons, Bonnets. bro yn and bleached
ble~loths, Gloves. Hosirries, and good many other
thing. too numerous mention.
ALSO:
fne stock Of ready made GenSemens and Boys
Clothing. Hats. CAPS &c, &c. We prepared
to supply all calls either wholesale reta cheaper
rate than ever before. Call and examine the GooDs
we have just received, they worthy of examIna-
ton. rnlsc6 II WIN. LOEwENTHAL & co.
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WALL PAPE STO e.!
BOOK BINDING, STORE, FANCY AND
JEwELRY BOXES MANDATORY.
AND PA PER III NGING

TINE SUBSCRIBERS wouli most respectfully an.
i nou,ce TO the citizens Of Evansville and vicinity,
that they have opened Wal Paper Store. First bet
ain end Locust Their stock Is Of the newest
and richest patterns and OF superior quality, aud they
will weekly receive ad jons through the coming season.
They have also hand the newest pa terms Of Window
Shades Fire Screens. French Borders, Stationares Col
ored eag. Papers, etc., ETC., etc.
The hanging Of Wall paper they perform with the
greatest accuracy.
STORE BOXES always hand. Sore, Fancy and
Jewelry BOXES Of every description made to order at
the shortest notice and ut prices Also Books
bound. ENGELHAKD & GASSER,
apo First. bet. Main and Locust streets.
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MU=ICAu INSTRUCTION.

MU=1CAL INSTRUCTION.
n Kiss n. A. WOODS would respectfully announce
lNJ IT, citizens of Evansville that she is prep rcd
to give instruction the Piano Forte limited mum
Der Of young aisa and hopes by siict attention, TO
merit the appreciation of all who pa.rouze her. my
CEMENT-75 bbis Louisville. received Per packe4
~ BY lap91 POSTERS & BROWN.
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DISSOLUTION

DISSOI CTION.
rNHE arm OF KAHN Il VILE has been di solved by
Il mutual consent. and the business will hereafter b,
conducted by - Kahn. who uthorEed settle all
business Of the late firm. Those indebted will please
make immediate pay ment to him. s. KAHN,
myl7u ISAAC VILE.
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DEFINED SUGARS barrels Loaf, Crushed,
IL Powdered and Refined White, just received aud
for sale by S. l.. GILBERT 81 CO.,
my20 Sycamore, near Water.
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
VTIILLiAM BELL. is just opening at the corner OF
wv Water and Locust streets, large and we'll Sc
lccted leather and findings consisting in par
IF
1000 sides of sole leather Hemlock aud spanish oaI
tanned.
SO doz, morocco, No. l. 9, and 4, Tampico extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies French
rs doz Kip-Pnme City, hea'y country, light me
dunn
90 doz Coch neal Roam
10 Pink blue and green do
90 Lnings-Pink, blue. and green.
90 Bindinss-Lindseys cape goat and sheep.
5 a. Pateat Kid skins.
$50 Calf ,kins--iight. heavy, and medium World
Fair aud Cafon,
9 Oil thong leather,
10 Madras Kid
20 bbls pegs.
500 prs. lasts.
Boot trees. rasps, avis pinccrs nails balls .scks
stamps, thread, buffers. slicker wheels keys hooks
ali tools and materials by shoe
all Of which will be sold the reasonable terms
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NOTICEs

NOTICES
A LII persons indebted the firm of HART Il CAL
N VIN or have any claims against the IN will settle
with the undersigned who has been appointed receiver
by the Circuit Court Of vanderburgh County.
myI6 II. NELSON.
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NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
HAVING complete our buildings. and engaged the
IL most ssillful and experienced workme2 for each
department of our business, and made thor
oagh preparation for doing Machine and Mill work,
Castings brass work. and every thing else In line
In the very best style and favorable terms as nj
any establishment in the West we announce that we
will be in operation In IA days. and are now ready to
take contracts for any Kind Of work.
u. ID. EGGLESTOy Il CO..
my1sd2w Corner Canal and lngle SITS.
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ny1sd2v
FOUNDRY FOR SALE.
ONE OF TIE BEST LOCATIONS IN
THE WEST!

rTNHE property known the EVANSVILLE FOUN
l. DRY On Main street and the Cana, together viii
all its appuranences will tie sold ut private sale on thu
most reasonable terms. Apply to
myIf OLIVER LADD, Evansville, Ind.
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RANK DIVIDEND

NOTICE Is hereby given that dividend Of FIVE pei
~ cent las Been declared from the profits Of the
Bank for the six pnhs ending April 30th payable to
stockholders on demand.
myf-iw BRANCH BANK G. w. RATHBONE,
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.sOnO LBS. BUTTER...~antedb by
'CUUU myg3 }. * w. REILLY.
NEW GROCERY STORE.
NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereb, requests all those indebted
Il to him for Boarding. and having LETT baggage with
him for security pay before the rst of Ju
ly otherwise he will expose such baggage public
sale on the 9th u that month.
my26dtIj G.. MENZlNGER.
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WM. HOLDEN,

WIN. HOLDEN,
MERCHANT TAILOR, on First street, between Main
WI and Locust. Is now prepared To manufacture any
kind of suit OF Clothes, at the shortest notice. and
warranted to IT. He has good assortmen OF Spring and
Summer Goods, consisting of cths, tassimers, of
rious coors, plain and fancy Vesings, &c, &c Sum
mer Clothing made up In the neates. and fashion
able styles Mr.. II. will spare pains TO merii
tnuance Of the patronage with which has been hitler
To favored.
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SrRING An ID So NIMEK HATS -.
HAVE now on hand the most splendid assortment Of
Spring and Summer Hats ever introduced into Ev-
ansyllle-embracingi part u G following:
Black, White, Nankin. Pearl. so Furs latest Styles
Misses, Boys and infants Hats Of all prices and des
crptions;
Panama. Leghorn and Braid hats;
Ladies summer riding hats. p. vAUTIER,
ap22 Frat street, Cd door sbo, Main.
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III. NELSON.
d, ifuOLsRY.
AUCT ON.
wOoLSEY q NEI.soN

"ATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctso0esr
w and Com mission Merchants, Manufacturer Agents
6lssses, Picture Frames Notions &C. Particular st,en
ton given to the ale OF all descriptions of Goods. Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs sy and Saturday Cas
advances made on Cousignments.
aug % ly WOOLSEY Il NELSON.
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TEwELRY d voTIoNS.-Ecrrings, Fineer.ring,
d Breast Pins. Shin studs. Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, stee
Deeds and Caps Brushes Combs, Purses. Fame, Scala
Accordisns vions Pictures and various other notions
for sale BY
aug % ~ WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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NEW MUSIC.
IN Minnie May. for the Guitar;
Chd's Prayer, for the Piano;
Bella Due, by K. L. Webster;
When the COtton's Gathe red in;
Damon Polka, and other new pieces. Receive,
by Express this day.
ap27 KATHBONE & WHEELER.
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FRESH NOVEl.S:-A full supply Of Miss Hentz's,
l. Mrs. Grey's. Mis-, Pickedngs, Bulwer's Arthur's
James NJ ryatts and Thackeray's includag GIeason's
publications, and all late Novels; inst reccvedby
APPS RATHBONE & WHEELER
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-24

The Presbyterian Of the West s.a n,;'
that of the thirty five graduates Oh Mr
ami University. twenty seven are Pr re
fessors of religion, and that thers us a
near seventy Of the remaining stude' J.
who are looking forward to the NM
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The papal papers are glorying IN .ns
appointment Of the Hon. ID. l.. Uregs'
Of Illinois, to the Office of COMMISSION.
Ell to the Sandwich Islands-expeetlns
no doubt that as faithful Catholic n'
will be enabled to secure firm 1901,
hold there, for French Priests anu
French Brandy.
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

A large iron steamer, 1870 feet in length is to
be shipped from New York for California;
She is TO be put together with screws.
VIM. Martin was arrested, Saturday, on a
charge Of throwing George Stanley into the
dock. The parties had been quarreIing abou,
small sum of money.
The Hall 1'hieces made considerable haul
Friday night, in one of the fashionable houses
of New York. A rack full of overcoats was
completely stripped, and the guests had to GO
home without any.
The tailoring establishment of Lyman Der.
by, $50 Broadway, was robbed, one night last
week, of about $4,000 worth of goods. go
A laborer on the New Haven Railroad
named Joseph Merrick, was run over, Friday,
by the cars, on list street, and so injured that
he soon after died.
John Fisch, a lunatc, committed suicide on
the 14th inst, in The Lunatic Asylum, Ran
dalls Island. His lunacy was brought on by
drink ing.
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE,

NEW COMMISSION HOUsE.-The sub
scribers have entered into co partnership under
the Arm Of pENDLET0N d BROTHER, for ths
transaction of the Commission Business in TOBAC.
co, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY. and
have taken Warehouse No. l20 Smiths Wharf,
baltimore, Md.
r. w. PENDLEToN,
n, P. p. PENDLEToN.
Baltimore, August 10th. 1852.
References:
nagh Jenkins Co, Baltimore.
r. w. Bruno Sons, do.
VIM. Wilson g. Sons, do
Edwin Workman & CO., Richmond.
Archo,d Thomas & Son, do
Hugh w. Fry, do,
Rhodes Oglebay, Bridgeport Ohio.
John Creigh, Cincinnati
Gordon d Co., Louisville.
w: II. Bartless, Charleston, 8. C,
Otis J. Chafce, do, do.
James McCullogh, Pittsburgh.
Brown s Kirkpatrick, do.
z. Chafes, do
ID. Lamb. Esq, Cssh'r N. w. Bank, Wheeling
5. Br' dy. Esq, do. Mer. e. Mech do. do.
JAIME, r. Baker, Wheeling
Josiah Sib'ey, Hamburgs, S. C.
Henry A. Schroeder, Mobile, Alabama.
L. Gaines, New Orleans
oc l2-tw6m
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THE SOLE RHEUMATIC sPKCIFIC
Il KNOWN Mortimere,s Rhcumaffc
COmDOund and Blood Purj7er-froy, a.

Compound and Blood Purifer-from the
numerous astonishing it has effected of Rbeu-
mstism in all forms and conditions has become the
most popular remedy ever offered to the American
public. In presenting this Compound to the commu-
nifty, the Propretors although aware from past expe
rence OF its entire reliability to cope with and erad
cate every vestge of this dire complaint perfectly
willing to allow its merits to be judged from its effects
as 1t Is compounded expressly for complaint and
Is only applicable to such complaint although its Gu
rative powers may have happy influence on other
Ills attending the human frame More than two thou
sand cases Of rheumatism, chronic and acute have
been permanently cured during the past year by tha
use of few bottles Of the Compound, and testimo-
mails of the most fatterng nature have been and arc
standing in the comm unity The deepest seated and
most hideous cases have readily yielded to the potent
influence OF this Compound, and although physicians
have pronounced many of them incurabe thew are
yet living, sufficient evidences to convince the most
sceptcal
Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound 10 q
vegetable internal remedy, harmless in its effects and
can be administered with safety to any age and condi
tlon, and has never been known to fail
tor Richmond. w. V. ALEXANDER CO, Pro-
York
Chronic Rheumafism-Tw wenty Years,
Standing.
ST. LOUIS Feb o. 1848.
Captain Edward Powers writes:-I have for mora
than twenty years been severely afflicted with rheu-
matlsm, first acute, then chronic. tried all other
remedies of which 1 could hear. l also had the best
proved unavailing. I procured and used two bottles
OF Mortlmore's Rheumatic Compound and Blood Pu-
rlher, and it cured me sound and well.
81 EDWARD POWERS.
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Chronic Rheumafism-Tw Twenty Years,
Standing.
DUNCAN LODGE FOR sALE,-Ths


II above named very desirable residence, and
the valuable Tract of Land, containing % acres on
which il stands, are offered for sale privately on
very advantageous terms.
1t is situated on the Deep Run Turnpike, on the
continuation of Broad street, about three quarters
of q mile west of the city of Richmond, and about
200 yards from the Richmond College.
nuring and good cultivation, and has small
stream of water passing through the corner of it.
In the garden and near the house are shrubs and
trees bearing great variety and abundance of the
choicest fruits and flowers.
The dwelling house is well and handsomely built
in modern style of brick so by 43 feet two stories
and basement high, with all convenient out
houses and Offices also of brick and in good repair
one and well supplied with excellent water. An
unexceptionable title win be conveyed TO the DUR
chaser. Apply to T. q. Mckenzie or MIS- No
Kenzis, on the premises, or to the subscriber who
ia duly authorised TO sell and convey the same.
NH l9-dts p " DANIEL. In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

MILITARY.-Our Danville friends have form.
ed volunteer company, called the "Guards," I"
under conmand of Capt. Thomas H. C. Gras.
ty, with Messrs. John r. Smith, E. D. With
ers and P. G. Johnson, as Lieutenants. The
Register and Republican speak in encouraging
terms of their prospects. We hope some Of
these days to see them drill.
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n Our Petersburg neighborsl.are expect
ing two spick and span new fre-engines. for
the Virginia and Bollingbrook Fire Compa-
nies. They come from Baltimore, where they
are understood to build very good engines, and
where they sometimes fight very hard at fires.
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ID ICHM0ND AND DANvILLR RAIL

ID ICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL.
IL ROAD-N0TICE TO CONTRACT0RSs---
Proposals. will be received at this Office until f9 M
on MONDAY, April 4th, 1853, for supplying 900, 600
feet M of X r scantiing. E
SpecifcatiOn-To be all of yellow Pine. of sound
heart, and free from knots, windshakes cracks,
and all other Gefe-ts that will iniure its strength
durability; sawed to section of Al inches, and
cut in lengths of 81, 24t, %, 3li and IS feet.
The above timber will be received at Richmond
Stsunton River, at any of the Compauys stations
for receiving freight between those places.
ANDREW TALCOTT,
NH 19-d2WcIt Chief Euoineer.
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q The Raleigh Standard states that Gov.
ernor REID has appointed R. MYERS of Beau.
fort county to superintend the improvement OF
Bar River, in place of ]. R. HArToN resigned
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IThe case of the People vs.. Thomas Coll.
yer and others, indicted for manslaughter in
causing the death of large number of persons
on board the steamer Henry Clay in June
last, has been postponed by the Court of Oyer
and Terminer, Westchester, New York, until
the 6rst Monday in June next.
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NAvAL.-The U. 8. steameri Massachusetts
on Thursday, went up from Hampton Road
To the NAVY Yard.
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1The Spanish Government refuses to al
low any American newspaper to be transmit
ted through the mails of the island of Cuba,
unless it be simply tied with string or band
so that it may be opened by the officials Of the
Island
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GON AND RIFLE MA
hiNG AND GUN SMITHING.-
Thomas n. Tvpo- NrIrc 49,

street, three doors beiov Gove-n1r
street. Is DOW fully prepared to make to order anv
kind OF double and single Guns or Rines. Guns.
Pistols and Rites newly stocked, altered into Der
cussion, ana repairs OF all kinds neatly executed
BY or under the especial superintendent of THOS.
TYRER, so well known to the sporting world for
the last IS years =. NH oI-at
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A FUGITIVE SLAVE CAsE.-The Lockp ort
New York, Courier, tells capital joke of the
abolitionists in that place. A black boy told
some of them very sad story of himself, in
which he was born free, had been kidnapped
and sold in Georgia, made his escape, and was
now pursued by the slave hunters. / The abo.
litionists were forthwith thrown into great ex.
ctement-raised funds-secreted the boy, and
brushed up the underground railroad. In a
day or two, however, it leaked out that the
boy, who had been employed in shingle fac
tory, had stolen some money, and had fallen
on the expedient of using the fanatics and the
underground railroad to get off. The abolition
lists kept him very secretly, and only few
very trustworthy managers of the underground
road were admitted to see him. Among those
who were deemed to be worthy Of the precious
privilege of conversing with the persecute Q
mortal, was the very mau who had been rob.
bed by him! As YellowpIush would say,
"phansy his phelinx" on being introduced to
the rogue! The whole party were highly in
dgnant at the ridicule brought upon them.