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GOVERNMENT LANDS in MARKET
~ 500. 600 ACRES Of choic. TIMBER and PRAIRIE
LANDS in k0RTHERS IOWA viii b. opn for private entry
sbout the middle May Thee Lands De along EKtooOa
Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
We hay. two COMPETENT surysors IL the fed mailing so
tons snd rspArei 20 do AZ extensive business
Persons wishing have The Lands heated can have N.
don. for them favorable making early ami
cation 10 CATLlS, WILLIAMSON L BARlyiSE
Madison, Wis, Mach l6 1857
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6onsfs ano farms h)anieo.

HOUSE WANTED-A small HOUSE wanted,
situated below 25thst have the modern
ments ReDt 800 TO 600 per srnum. Addfe'' '" . ~
Broedwsy Post-Offce.
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Mrs Ga.k.IPs Memoirs 81 C1rI,r b.A
IN A p p l. Z T o I c.,
~ Nos Sls and $50 BROAD"Af'
patlss on SATURDAY, ,,,r or
II 10 L Il T. IL X

A.,bor Of" Jan. Eyre" shirley" " VIette," &c.
n-'N'' y BY Mr., GGstell,
Author Of Mesy Barton" Ruth North and South"
u h Portrait Mrs Bronte View q aworth Church AID
Parsonage ard Fac sme Of Hand Writing Of Miss Bronte
10 Two Volumes, limo, cloth. 81 IS.
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Cbanres for Bnsiness Ellen.

4 FINE CHANCE IN BUSINESS.-F0r
~ SALE q PRINTING-OFFICE in a hiehy.fourishins
country the part Massachusetts; Connected
the Office well established aud profitable Weekly Pa
per and Of Book and Job Printing The mate
ria of the oce abundant and in excellent condition
brscns all the modern styles Of type The profits
Of the Office the past have been sing S2o The above
affords excellent opportunity of fair business talents
embark perfectly safe and pleasant business Il is not
necessary that he should BE- practical printer Price $3.50
half cash the balance time Il desired For further
ticulsrs inquire Of N: PETTENGlLL Co;
No. ll9 Nassau 50, New York.
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PATENT-RIGHT for SALE

One of the best patents issued ia now for the first
time, offered for sale upon terms 10 suit purchasers.
may BE- realized from the sale Of the manufactured
article State in the Union. It's will produce saving
fifty per in fuel besides vas. amount Of labor and
trouble All persons who coal fires any form inter-
Il will be disposed Of entire States and Counties
shall best suit purchasers For particulars address the
GRlDIRoN MAN No. ~ Broadway N. Y.
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10 YOU WANT a GOOD FAMILY PAPER

1.-Two do intend sag which Is the best but suggest
YOU should buy a single copy of LIFE ILLUSTRATED,
anime il and then II II not AZ least equal TO any paper
YOU have ever This weeks number has article
Hoop. by Mrs George Washs ton Wyys Sowing and Reap
ing by TOpey Adventures the Iceberg with four
cravings Elephant Hunng sketch and Portrait Of SAKE the
Poet Origin Of the Races; Taxes; Sister Worth Having
Spring Blooms ltens Information, sc. You can buy it from
al
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1855,
tropics OF THE TIMES

II A II p T. r 3 w f. f. X l. Y.
Five Cents Number-&2 81 year.
NUMBER NINETEEN READY THIS DAY.
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Gouses 10 Get.

OFFICE TO LET-In the Bible House, Astor-
" Place, very desirable. Apply In the TressueTs OH
4thay. entrance
OFFICES to LET-In the fire-proof Building If
" the seamsns Bank for Savings No 70 Wast Isqaire
on the premses.
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NO BUILDERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS

Il sPRINTING OFFICE, from which q weekly Paper Is
issued and Of job Work The material ofthe
Office is all nearly and in good order The location s
very pleasant For particulars address PRINTER Wal
den. Ulster County. New York.
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i and HOTELS, wishing COUNTRY BoARDERs should
delay longer in applying AZ the BOARDERS' EXCHANGE,
Appletons Building No SIG Broadway We daily having
calls Country Board than supply. Send fora
Circular Full particulars Of most desirable places city and
country giycn 20 Boarders gratntousy. SMITH, BOYD
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DETER X. DEYOs
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
REMOVED TO No. 10 Nassau Bank Bali.ns
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Boar1 an0 Rooms.

4 RARE CITY SUMMER RESIDENCE
N Made BY deep Yards and commodious Balconies q
fered private family 10 gentlemen who dine downtown
Perhaps might be ssreed upon 20 accommodate Gentle
and his Lady Location unusually accessible Inquire 81
No l5e West llth.st.
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ANOTHER INJUNCTION.
TIP ETTER BIT.
Before Judge BIEDsEYF
EieLsrd Rob 1t. ssi Tie Ml,or Aldermen sud Couns

Before Judge BIEDsEYE.
ELard Rob IT. Tie Ma,or Aldermen sud Common.
atty Of the City ct NeH-Iofk.
Judge Birdseye. sitting in Brooklyn granted ill.,
junction this morning restraining the Corporation of
New-Yoik City from paying out any portion Of the
$4,000 voted by the Common Council under the
Mayor Wood resolution The plaintiff is a merchant
who resides in Brooklyn but is taxpayer in thi-
city. The following is a copy Of the
IsJUScrIoS.
II appearing satisfactorily TO me by the affidavit of
Richard S. Roberts Of the City of Brooklyn. the
plaintiff, that sufficient grounds for order Of nj unc
ton exist do hereby order that the deen iants their
officers and agents refrain from paying out Ofthe Treas
my Of the City of New York out of funds be-
longing to the defendants the of $4,000, any
part thereof appropriated by certain resolutions
toned in the complaint herein and in said affi avit,
passed by the Board of Aldermen of the City of New
York about the 9th day Of April 1851, and by
the Board Of Councilmen of the said city about
the 18th day of April 1857, for or on account of any
Of the matters or purposes expressed IN or contem-
plated by the said resolutions, until the further order
Of this Court and in of disobedience 10 this
der you will be liable to the punishment therefor pre-
scribed by law.
The Injunction is founded on the following
AFFIDAVIT.
Richard s Robert. The Mayor Aldermen and commonaly
OF the City Of New York.
CTR and COuHty Of Ncr-I York, Richard 5.
Roberts plaintiff in the above entitled action being
duly swoIn says that the matters stated in the an
nexed complaint true therein stated.
That the papers annexed hereto, marked and b
las he verify believes copies of letter addressed
by Simeon Draper to Fernando Wood, named in the
complaint and of another letter addressed by said
Wood to said Draper in reply; the same having been
published in The NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE of the
23d day of April, 1857.
That the paper annexed hereto marked is a r.
port and depOnent believes accurate report of an
address delivered by the said Wood to n meeting o.
Police officers of said city, convened by him on the
22d day Of April 1857 the same is reported in the
said newspaper of the I'D dsyOf April, 1897.
That actions were commenced by and at the instance
Of said Wood and njunctons obtained and issued aud
resolutions passed appropratng $4,000 a. and for the
purposes stated in said complaint.
RICHARD s ROBERTS
Sworn before me this 30th day Of April 1851.
CORNELIUS r. DISOSWAY, Com. Of Deeds
Annexed TO the affidavit is the correspondence of
Simeon Draper and the Mayor, alluded to in it, and
the Mayors address to the Police Captains.
The complaint, beside containing similar allegations
with those in the above affidavit, sets forth the late
SO, coo resolutions of the Common Council.
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asre. por long time the f-nc. confined within be
bn,lly reached the sir and bu-,; furiou.ly
Il sub1ued after csnsing the eatre derao,a f the
ccn,s n "a, third fourth and hh stores. Aaa tie .ar.
too with q the hst aud second stories Al sAos, IL
0Cock orders by the Engineers tie sop.u. %
hone hut about y oclOc trAAy VoranE iasy wcre AZ
called sEa By the Ere which broke axAn k rraevr
force Aner about half hours labor saay .riia.
suisked
Tie supposed 20 have either been BY
on. con hzson or by ncentiary Dngsua used in
relation 90 in this establishment IL being heated BY s,..r
,ht,d h IA and whenever other light 10 needed sSs
lantern /. used. a. prevent any accidental Ere
Tbr loss though heavy lighter than would have bee,
- me seasons Of to- year The Spring trade being Just over
the .,ock goods hSld comparatively lgh, Tae Gre
Xoy, no Of operations in the establishment, thu
byidins "a Inch destroyed being mainly us-d
house
The principals Of the firm beside ssensous donstos OF e
IN IN. Fr Irpauent Fund scknowed the services Of the
Dspartrr.u NJ In 4 card Of thanks
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fAdyertisa ment
PARTIAL DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES From

TIE ER-Dr HARTLEY Principal and Proprietor Of the Phi
sdepha Ear Institution IN New York and generously
offers attend al persons suffering from affections OF the Tar
without charge until cured thereby proving his success IN
equaled pTot the deaf from being sw1ncled By payng
yled Xorbtaut fees IN advance and the lnhcon
s serious evils, By permitting the application q dan
crrous remedies By and unkiiu hands Dr. H.
here that he has connection whatever wh any
per.eu advertising deafness Neither has he given PER
publication of certificate purpoTting 20 ema
him, ami therefor BE- responsible Tor any
alarming Consequences resulting from "a hness and depN
The Of not be- material persons but the
iepryaon If the most important OF he cne- ought 10
REGARDED and treated with han ordinary socitude
pesne.. noise the head ard all disasreeabe discharges
from the ear speedily and pensnen,y removed without cAus
ing the pain Inconvenience cure IN all cases garan
Ted here uafmatiou doe, not Thirteen years close
and undivided attention 70 this branch special practice
has enabled him reduce his treatment 20 such d. gree q
mud the confirmed and obstinate cases weld
by sady ettentiou the prescribed The destruction
by fire of the Institution Of which DR. HARTLEY the had
having porary released him from his duties in philadelphia
he will calls during each morning az No 100 stht near
ity
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

About II O'Clock on Thursday night fire
broke out in range of frnme buildings va
rously occupied situate in De Kalb avenue,
near the junction of Fulton avenue The build
ings. were occupied by l.. T. Brown, carpenter;
Wiaam Williamson, carpenter; William johnson,
shoemaker; Mr.. Vandestaw, carriage builder and
blacksmith; John Newton sash and blind maker;
Mr.. Lyman, carpenter, and Mr.. Rutledge, sash and
blind maker. The buildings were all cheap wooden
structures and of little intrinsic value Some of the
contents were saved. fine yacht belonging TO John
Jones was burned. The total damage is abou: OOO
no insurance.
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BOOKS RECEITED.

The Testimony Of the Rocks. BY Hugh Muller. Emo PIP 5O2
Bo-on: Gould 4 Lincoln.
Poems by Charles Swain. leno PIP 9Oi Boston; White
more, Niles Hall.
The Border Rover by Emerson Bennett l2mo. PIP. 5& T.
Il. Peterson. -
Bacon's ESSAYS. With Annotations By Richard Whatey d.
d. SvO PIP. SO C. s. Francis i Go.
Practical Treatise Hot Houses IL Robert b. Luchar
l2mo. pp. sec. c. NJ. Saxon 4 Co.
Gaut Gurey the Tappers Of Umbasoe Ely d. T. Thomp
GOD. I21no pp. $50 John 2. Jewett & Co
Byrues Price Book Ready Reckoner and Measu BY Oliver
Byrue lemo. PIP rs Philip J. Cozans.
SANDER School Speaker By Charles w Sanders A. VI 2mo
PIP. 528. lvison Phnney.
Expostory Thought. Gospels BY the Rev j. C. Ryle
limo. PIP 4l3. r. Carter a Brothers.
Designs Parish Churches By j. Coleman Hart Syo PIP
lO8 Dpus 4 Co
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NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEwARK.-On Thursday
night destructive FIRE occurred in the extensive h. making
tsbshm.n Of Duryee Jaqes Co a.e Rankin, Duryee
Col in Beser street between Market and Clinton which
suited amounting 10 50oo which the
loss building and and manufactured materials The
whole covered BY insurance and neither the works
p,oyees are seriously embarrassed
The broke shortly after O'Clock In the third story Of
the buildings Of the es.sbshmens large 6v-sory
brick fre,ure-and frst discovered the vs,chsn
poyed the prei.e who passing through the building
IL company with Of the fra IL then confined 20
small space spread with much fury before water could b
applied The BUILDING heated By steam and has P7ss con
nected With the enrine in every resu y .hss ;sss@
dore and without did much provost the sssd Of ses
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fAivertise ueut.
Pictures on THE RETINA OF THE EYE.

When Dr. Buriel murdered it suggested taAi ne
picture nigh. have been found photoaphed oy
nature upon retns & his IL too late At that time
scspe down the rtns and examine with ncro'sop~
Iu the worderul depic.arng OF facts produced oy
.ci.ce be- witnessed in the developments II the iuse
ro. Sliding Cases aud The cgrouy adapted sk''chrs J1t
sent over herr the London Sereocopc Company and 'r
ale bv their Agent Nr CVssaU AZ Halls Music store cor
m Of Broadway aui Park place All the fashionable world Of
our city cwdug them and carry them home for the
family amusement.
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tAdversisemenLl
X -To-pight An ex-
PJRDy'S NATIONAL The

PJRDy'S NATION Al THEATER.-Io-nght Al eA
cerr' Performance V Be given - this house, ns's'lnk
tia, 81 ng old r.h Drama BsIA> EORotHas The nat'rA
Drama q KARNEL TIE ScoUr." With the Pantounmr 81
Mons De CHlIENEAUN" iuteryeunx This present
and on Montay ae new with the thesicr
uareS ted cArD,tei upholstered aud er5eshed
n. G d,u HorCoustsntinoplc" has slso ben painted BY
NJ Williamson Grand Eastern Spectacle Dr,ms u - hr
rcdr H. great spleudor entitled Cleopatra or The Nate
= tiu - look for iun 8; the Nations neA week
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sracIAL rKan-hAv H.
Before Judge fssaAHAN
BAcKETr AND THE AcADExY or Music-RULS OF

New York Academy Of Music at james H. Hset:8
IsoRAHAa, +. 1.-THE evidence offered BY the de-
fndsn 10 show damages he had sustained By the ess
the Academy Intended to prove that dunns ~
previous Msno Of the performers wss
cold and hoarenes which prevented him from 10 ~
hich resulted from the neglect Of tbs pantu thst
necessary provision for warming tnS IN ooaseausncs
thereof the dfendant sustained ioss on ths t,,i
profits he expected This evidence 80 "a rsnotensss see
no reason TO chang. opinion Il TOO 70
damage pposed TO arise from he esuss The nstme The
70 m a H. sat. ss
f'pSsn, bad ss n o. uss eons.~!sd Z: 70
ant has remedy b the Of renedns tbs dsssets
es,r.nt sss 70 ns pr,ui.s and thereby %
self from ~. dsnissd premises which he knows " - W.
g.: 90 sespo in saeS vy = e sss's 20 a. =
sna re- :, "a own acts This hsA ~ us - Ns
eec .s Sesrs snes in Niebol at DusenssC 80
tts rain to cone through tnseeA = nyene9 -
80 sseed III sssds II he aSsss ~ses s0s SSss
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;udrmen mt thereon was drawn into very great doubt;
and il the Special Term not Entitled TO hear it,
Judgment Just given was rght. lie, therefore, moved
The Court for writ o. mandsmus, rrturnabe at tn
General Tenn that whichever Of the two were the
regular course of preceding they would BE- regularly
before the Court The motion was granted
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Very Extraordinary ard Wonderful are the
effect. produced by JERviSEs Has CoLos EEsroRsS 1t
cause tie hair TO grow has fallen o. Ii not Dye
and /, beal; dressing for The hair Price csn1s ~Sd
IN Bowery and No. IFS Futons., Brooklyn. Address
order. 90 JOSEPH ". HAYES. Brooklyn New ok
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IAdyertisement.l

The Empress Eugene, sick of the extortions OF
her nodess has ab,hed millinery mandatory at tho
Tueries the principle Of rational economy the
fashionable world pronzing r. T. WILDEs extensive Mil
lnery Warerooms aud Workooms No 2Il Broadway oppo
lite The PARK where the fabrics unequaed aud Hhe prices
moderate beyond example.
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lAdvertiscment
Is CONSUMPTION CURABLE I'VE cannot IL

that in many cases seated Consumption has been Il
feccd solely by the of the Wild Cherry preparation o! Dr.
Ni.tar It's healing Effects certainly wonderful
None genuine unless signed BrTrs on the wrapper.
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SUPREME COURT SPECIAL Tgas MAY L-befsss
Judge cLBRKE.

fHH WV CITY HALL COMMISSIONERS SWORN IN.
Richard NJ. Blatchford, Edwin ID. Morgan, Henry
Everson, Robert Emmett and Gustavus A. Conover.
the Commissioners appointed underth New City Hell
Get, were sworn in this morning by Judge Clerke.
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fAdvsrtisement.1
Tr,S-TuF CANTON TEA COMPANY have on

hand every variety Of TEAS for Grocer Tea Dealers aud p
yse NOTWITHSTANDING Oolong and Young Hyson, from %
cents to % cents Gunpowder aud Imperial from cent. -
cent--a other qualities equally low Also ID boxes Of good
Fsnily Tea for one dollar. Call aud examine.
No is ChathaIn.st between Pearl and Rooseyeltsts
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fAdvertisement.l


EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor of The
Scape and Operating and Consulting Surgeon, No q SHAY
Hernia Piles Fula and Concealed Abscess OF the Rectum
cured without the knife sature. The ONCE Of The Scepe
il at No vesey.st A.tor House where oil literary and bust
left the editor snsots
i business his office. Office hours TO
.rdT to 8 nings Cons
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I.rrvprp,xcr Avn ExposrRF-Peter Smith was
- H. nss, curn;nsb,rn Eonr,b Police ON Thursdsy
m - 80 Lrlns iores, Dcrmodv II sppssr that on
nit I. The ofsr Jaw thes- two parties come out Of
,y an ,bs corner Of Atlantic and Cla,on avenues Smith
80 - n,,odY ana The LATER aid You 40 away f,om
P,h ~ Ia De-mody on toward the old stage stables
peons foul play being aroused search was made ana ms
body found IL the mAnser 81 one OF the Aoe %
had been fastened On me OUTSIDE rte VIZ % ~
meek Of decreased a. II chohed ana ms eyes "
Both the accused and deceased ed 'sxIlhI ne so @
thes stsns- a s ;,sncs ana sIno.nre wa, rem
derd tw. found on Examination o. inc oqey osiol ss
Coroner tha ne t Ear a.. ] iod by tbs ensn~ %
ana o'nrt Pss VI % @ - .s.aanbI. - tbs Irrv and
RAYS no nsI.so =, I'D, va. rendered a, above
Justprs Morehouse.
DrrrprRIry SuIcIDE-COroner Reddng held an
-, AZ No z2l Atlantic street upon the body Of
9eess "a Tb.oSo,. Mctenfok who had committed de-
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Young LaMyers v

Young Lawyers would lind It greatly % their adj
vantage careful anal ys OF their PHRENoLoG'cAL
DEVELOPMENTS EXAMINATIONS aud written descriptions oil
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-NAv L-Befo,
Judge BErrs

DFCIcIoNs IN ADMfRALrf-TowING cosTRAcr-cOL-
LIsIoN-DUTY or VESSEL T0wED.
VIM McFsdden agt. The Steamboat Illinois.
This was a libel filed by the owner Of the barge
Davis Achey TO the damages amounting 20 about 800
sustained by the barge while In tow OF the steamboat
being against dock Newburgh and sunk with her
coal The voyage from Phisdepha to Albany The
barge with others at the eud Of hawseL The sco
dent happened the 23d day Of September 1855 about OF
party charged that the accident occaoned By the
negligence of the other.
Held BY the CourtTha the evidence the had timely
the steamer that her To be- changed
towards the shore take another barge in tow II was the
the bean therefore TO have Kept the helm Of his boat
properly managed II that prerauon had been
observed she could easily have avoided the collision which
cured.
That there Of skill msmanssement nesli
the and she cannot be made
ponsbe damages incurred BY the barge from her mat
tention or fault
Libel dismissed with costs.
For lbean MI Cutting; for claimants. Mr. Van Ssnt-
xnoId
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lAtverti1ennn'
pv,,x & Company. Merchant

Tai.ors Of PaIk paee vii after the l.. Q,
.y-arrA. k~d o. ssrumelt Bghtns. NO %
streets below C,nast ard 100 feet wess 'is o.
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To NERVOUS SUFPRRERS.-A reentN S.9,U ~.
nAa restored 70 health IN few d.ys ssr naay y
su9srias u snxdous 70 naks ksovn rs psc
WI ssad fss &s pssscsvess ussL pxss< y " ~ ~
y. okSSAIL, Ne. y Bu6saSk Bsss&Ss-
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Acknowledgement.
GAS, GAS-GAS FIXTURES FOR THE SPRING
TRADE-Sevea patterns besutiun design and bn
h than ever red before. Cal Ut great Manufacturing
Depot, No. SIC Broadway. ARCHER WARNER 4 Co.
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ADVERTISEMENT
CHARLOTTE TEMPLE is to be per

NHAKIUI To ItNfLt N 7" VV r ''"''' IT.
AFTERNOON and Evening. at EARSuM's MUSEUM 10 a
Moral Drama OF the domestic and eke kind aud should be
seen by al who would give their Children valuable worldly
l.s.O
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Dissolution or The NEw-YORR PRINTERS Co
OPERATIVE UsIoY.-The members of the NewYOrk
Printers Cooperative Union held meeting at Tam
many Hall last evening for the purpose of winding up
the business of the Union and of making such DISPOSE
ton of its effects might be deemed best. The
members present were unanimous in the work of dis
solution and resolved to go over in body to the Typo
graphical Union No. g. together with the balance OF
funds in the Treasury at the period of dissolution
vote of thanks passed to Mr. David A. Cooke the
President; Mr.. w. j. Williams, Vice-Presdent; Nj.
c. w. Cotton, Recording Secretary; Mr.. Henry Lees,
Financial Secretary Mr.. G. A. Carpenter Treasurer;
ana Messrs. John Kent and William Moore Trustees,
for the faithful services they have rendered to the
Union.
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THE TURF.

UNION CoURsr, l.. I.-Trotting Friday, May !,
Ie57-Match, $500-Mile Heats in wagons:
n. Woodruff, e. geidiug .........''.''.''''''''''l
Time-2:5i
THURSDAY, April 80, 1s57.-Trotting and
Stake, $l75-Mile Heas-Best in . to wagons:
8 Mclaughlin b. g. Gen. Dsrcy........l
d. Pifer b III. Belle Of Portlsnd........2
III. Woodruff, & mar. .........''.'.'.''. drt"h'
Mr. Perrin, Ariel. .................. drawn
Tnne-2:5s-2:57l-2:59
This was very closely contested and spirited trot.
Belle of Portland was the favorite at the start 800 to
$50 and after the second heat she freely backed
at slOO to $iO-her fmes friends were the greatest
sufferers