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srERCHANDIsE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden
March 10th:
For Sacramento-Mebius & Co.. 80 cases
svrup. S packages tobacco, box hardware !;
Z. W. Melvin, boxes iron frame work
Weinstock &; Lubin, l case dry goods,
! cases cotton goods, 10 cases hats; Water
| house q Lester, % springs; Lindley & Co,
| 9 cases cigarettes II. Fisher & Co., case
confectionery T. Harper, 3 cases boots and
shoes Hall, Luhrs & Co., % bales tobacco,
| 20 barrels hams; Adams. Mcneil d Co,
100 half-boxes candles Kirk, Geary & Co,
a boxes bottles; Billing5ley & Co., bales
corkS L. Eikus & Co, ] box dry goods );
A. A. Van VOORHEES, d Co, 2 boxes hard
ware s. Lipman q Co, 2 cases dry goods !;
Hale Bros. & Co, case shades.
For Grass Nalley-Best Il Luke, 2 cases
shoes.
For Observation-Disclosures & Grattan, 2
| casks and / barrel chain, l box bolts, 8
boxes castings w. J. Bedding, case white
goods, box hosiery; Changers Union, 8
kegs and , boxes machine nuts. 7 kegs
washers, > cases locks; W ?. Miller. II
wagon skeins, bundles neekyokes, l box
trimmings, ! box hardware, i package
rubber J. Jackson, mantels, 6pieces.
For MarysviIe-H. NJ. Harris, boxes
harness. NJ. Marcuse s. Co, ! case tobacco,
package crockery; Wightman & Hamp-
ton, 5 mantels 6 pieces.
For Red Bluft-Morr & Campbell, case
furnishing goods; c.. X. Premier. organ.
For Oroville-Webber Wagon Company,
l box hardware,
The following freight passed New Orleans
on the 9th:
For Sacramento-Burns, Hancock & Co,
fierce china; Hale Bros. 8, Co., bale
crash, 6 bales and II cases cotton goods, l
case shirts, = cases dry goods, 3 cases
towels, 2 cases boots and shoes Lindley q
Co, 5 cases currants; Baker & Hamilton, 1
box locks; John T. Stoll, IS cases rivets,
! cases names; Wenstock & Lubin d cases
hats, l case corSets, I case quilts, 3 cases
clothing, | case shirts, 3 cases toys, case
| bustles, l case dry goods, case handker-
chiefs ] case fans; Blliingsley & Co., 81
boxes coffee mills. 9 eases brushes, bun
die handles II. s. Croker & Co, 102 bun
dies paper; Kirk, Geary &; Co. 2 kegs
drugs; E. Lyon u Co. case dry goods
a. A. Van VOORHEES, d Co, G boxes and /
package backing; Gattmann & Wilson, 2
cases cotton goods, / case dry goods; c. S.
H0ughtOn l case envelopes J, Hahn d
Co, 81 cases medicine, 8 cases dye stufs, 3
cases, boxes and l bag drugs package
cuttle-hone; H. Elkus 6 Co., cases cotton
goods, 3 cases shirts, % cases hats, 2 cases
hosiery; Huntington, Hopkins & Co, |
case chain, 10 cases wheelbarro%s, 10 bun
dies handles, 10 bundles trays, 20 bundles
wheels
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OLD MEXICO.
Adsiccs II IN Guavmas.

GUAYNAs, March l3,h-rhc Indian war
has changed over 20 Alam0s, which town
is now threatened BY the Navajos and
Eaquj- combined and unless some prompt
acuon Is taken it viii result in loss OF life
rs well as property. General Carlo Is pre-
pairing 10 take the field IS soon rs the fed
eraI troops arrive. They are now expected
by the steamer NcwAem. Governor Torres
left here tins morning On the train for
Mexico to place this matter before the
Government
Thcs,camer City Of Topeka did not leave
Hast night owing TO getting aground
Quite number or men who went to
Topoiovampp for work have returned aud
pronounce The railroad q fraud There is
no money or food 10 be had, and no real
WORK to be done.
TheS2n Bias road hes closed down, and
Is III charge OF g Waterman
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UTAH.
End of Murder TriaI-irrcst for En-
brrzl ement-Inen,.ctuaI Search

SALT LAKE, March 18Th. A special
from Provo to-day SAYS: The jury
in the case Of the People VS.. the
TidweIls and Anderson, in the First
District Court, after being out two and u
half heurs, found Thomas and Frank It'd
well guilty of murder in the second degree.
and Anderson guilty Of voluntary man
slaughter. Near Cisco station, Emery
county, on the Denver and Rio Grande
road. on the l7th of November last, Au-
gustus Sorenson, Il Colorado caitleman,
who had been buying o2ttlc in Rabbit val
ley, had in his herd q few head belonging
TO the Tidwells, bought, it is alleged, OF
other parties The two Tidweiis, father
and son, went through The herd and then
left Subsequently they returned with
Joseph Anderson. and then, after disarm-
ing the man who was with Sorcnson,
old man Tidwell told his son and Anderson
10 level their gus on Sorenson. They did
so, and shot him dead. The body of the
murdered man was put into wagon and
shipped to Green River station. The par
ties were arrested and tried for the crime,
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Died.

Sacramento. March I2-Baldwin Dennis e
native OF Pennsylvania. ~ ycaTs, 10 months
and ~ days.
Friends and acquaintance arc respectfully in
vttcd to attend the funeral, which will take
place from his Int residence No. 1913 L street,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth, tomorrow
Sunday afternoon ut I:G0 o'clockl
Washington, Yolo county, March 13-Jackson
Nrc0Xstr. native Of kentucky. IS Yeas l
month Snd days
Sacramento March l2-Freder, wife of schu5r.
81 years and months funeral NOTICE here
Aitcri
Oakland, March 12-Mrs. Maria Lynch (wi!e of
the late Bobc;t Lynch, of this city,.
NacaViile, March ia. ". Dunnigan, n years.
Dayi3viile, March l.-ASh eiay back 81 vera.
Costumes, Manufacturers - biaTah. e native
OF ireland, IS years. (New York papers please
cOpy.)
Bockiin, March 1l-HIrs. Catharine Leahey, a
native Of Ireland, 9, years.
San Francisco. March 9-hrs. d. MandelbaUm,
q years and II months.
YocUmvnc, Salmon river. si5kiyhu county,
M rich 8-John Thomas Price tyfeld, 81 years.
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Five to enter aud three or more to start Trot'
ting and pacina, races 10 be governed by the M
iona AssOei ;tIon rules; rt ming races to be ErY
erucd by the State Agricnl urll Societys rules
Entries to be made in wring giving name
Of %, 80 ana 20 per cent. Entrance ice to all
pnrscs 10 per cent OF purse entrance money to
accompany nominations. Entries to running
races = close with the Secretary on or be ore
Ma kCH 25tu: tries to trotliug or pacing races
10 close ON or before MAY u. Where there ar,
ten or more eutries 5 % will be added The
Club reserves the risht 10 trot or pace heats of
any two classes alternately ii necessary. ana in
running races reserves the right to post one
races ON account OF unt yorable weather, OF
other sufficient cause. All communications and
cn,ries 10 be addressed to the Secretary. I{y Or
der OF J. W WILSON. President.
&. IL ToDD. Secretary.
P. .. Box no. ~, Sacramento, Cal
mTlf-tdTuI1S
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NEVADA.
New Quartz mnl-couaterfeltos Arrested.

New Quartz Mill Counterfeitor Arrested.
YIEGNIA, March l3th-Work was com
mcnced this morning on new five stamp
mill in siX-mie canyon by Phomas HUXLEY
The rev mill viii stand on the site of that
recently destroyed by FIRE.
The stranger who has been passing coun-
terleit silver dollars on the Comstock was
llst evening arrested at Carson, The fell
low got oil so on the Bank Of California
in this city, and So on The same bank in
Gold Hin, and from 81 to 50 at saloons and
other places Of business.
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CGAI.I, HEAD

FL. Truesden. Druggist, Conneaut, o. reports
q case az follows: The patients head was Amos
a solid scab AID the dry scales constantly fall
u few hours. lie suffered all the torment.
imaginable with his head, burning and itching
and n terribie headacne all the time. TooI
three bottles of REsoLVENr, used two boxes Gu
TICURA and some CUTI IRA SOAP, and was cure
Head IS rs cntiFcly free from scabS as 1t WAS thI
day he was born. No more itching and burning
and no more headache. Il seems almost incred
IDLE that anything could cure SO bud Il case sc
quickly. The patient says you do not claim hail
rnOrch for CuITCURA
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CERTIFICATE OF CO-PARTEERSHIP.

CyTATE OF CALIFORNIA, CITY AND COUN-
y ty OF San Francisco. SIS. We, tie under
signed, COHNELI' : DANIEL ST. O'SULLIVAN
and DAVID ItAVhKES, both of the city and
county Of san Francisco and state OF California.
do hereby certify that we are par ners transact
ing business in his tate CT the city aud county
Of san Francisco, under the firm name and
style of SULLIVAN d. kAYEkE-5, and that tho
names in full OF all the msnbers of such part
nership. and eirIespectYe places of residt nee,
are hereinbeforc sci forth.
III witness whereof we have hereunto SGT our
hands this 18th day Of March, a. d 1855.
c. d. 0'sULLIVAN,
lAVID RAYEkES.
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er,rR OF Ca11roRSIA.

City and County of Sen Francisco. ~
On the thirteenth day OF March. one thou
ssnd e:ght hundred and eighty-fYe before me,
stoned and sworn. pcrsaRally appeared C0RNt-
nus DANIEL ST. OSULLIVAN and DAVID
RAVEh rs known to me TO be the individuals
deanribed In, whose names are subscribed %.
and who executed the annexed instrument. and
they seyerally duly acknowledged to INC that
they executed the same.
In wine whereof / have hereunto set my
hand AMI affixed my Official SEAL at nay office
in toe city and county Of san Francisco. the
day ana year last above written.
lsRsL JAMES i. KING, Notary Pubic.
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TIE GREAT SKIN CURE.

ny wife had alnostanoyinge eruption make It's
appee rance en- he fingers OF be d hands about
the first Of last March. Supposed it was ivy
poison. Several physicians saw it; some dag
uosing it Is above other, IIonouncing it SAT-
rheum. A great many domestic remedies were
u>ed, with no effect The disease eRdly grew
worse. The prescriptions OF three of our very
results The terrible itching was 80 great as
almost to deprive her OF sleep. after two
months OF this suffering she began the use Of
the CUTICURA REMEDIES. What WIS the result?
The first application of the CUTICURA allayed
the itching, and now after four months daily
use OF them her hands are sound and well.
doubt not if they had been employed ut first
cure would have been effected in 2 snort time.
DIR. W. II. HALL DrHggjst
Tn
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-pARTE2RSHIP.

THE CoPARTNERSHIP HERETOF0REEX -
/ isting between \. D U-Ul.LIVAN and
DAVID hawkes. having expired b. the death
OF W. D. OSullivan. tho Undersigned have
formed II new co partnership under the same
style and name, 10 commence February ., 1885
{. u. pStiLLIVAN,
DAVID kANEkES
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DTSFIGuRING

HumoTs, Illuminating Eruptions, Itching Tor
lures. Scrofula, Sult hheuIi and MANTLE Eu-
morS cured by the CUTlcCRA REMEDIES
CUTICU.sA Il FSoLvEST, the new blood purifier,
oeanseS the blood and pcrspiratiun Of impure
ties and poisonous elements, and thus removes
the cause.
CUucURa, the great Skin Cure, instantly allays
Itching and Inflammation, clears the skin and
Scalp, meals Ulcers and sores, and restores the
Hair.
CUTICURA Soar. an exquisite Skin Beautiier
end Toilet Requisite, prepared from CUuCUKA,
is Indispensable IN treating Skin Diseases, Baby
Hunors, Skin Blemishes, Chapped and Oily
Skin.
CuTICuRt REMEDIES are Absolutely pure, and
he only infallible Blood Purifiers and Skin
Beautifiers
sold everywhere. Price, CuTTGuRA, 50 cents;
BOAR, IS cents; REsoLv.ST, 81.
Potter Drag s. Chemical Co., BOSTON. Mas
phpV Use Cuticura Soap. an e7ouis
DElo 1 ite skin I5eaud3sr.
APIS ly WS&wly
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Westminster Presbyterian Church, Sixth
Ereet, corner OF L-Rey. II. II. Rice, pastor.
will preach on Sabbath a. 1915 a. N. and 7;sp
Saving Sous" Evening: Fruits OF Intern
perance in February. 1oS5.'
Fourteenth-street Presbyterian Church,
between and P-Services at II :. N and 7:So
p. N. conducted by the pastor. suuday-school
at l2:o0 P d. Bible lecture Thursday nj T}9 p. NJ.
subject: The Book Of Genesis" The public
invited.
NJ. L. Church South, Seventh street, be-
tween and K-The pastor, H. C. Christian,
viii preach morning and evening. Morning
Opportunities Reception OF new members at
morning service. Everybody welcome.
Keorsanized Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day saints, corner Twenty-fourth and
sreets-Preaching every Sunday at 1915 A. NJ
Saboath-scho9l at $3.50 P. IL. Testimony meet
Ing AZ 80 p. u.
St Panls Church, Eighth street, be-
tween and J. Rev. Carroll n Davis, Rector
Holy Communion, =. NJ Morning prayer, IL
a NJ rah49y-senool, liA5 r; NJ Evening prayer,
J P. NJ. School. Sixteenth and n streets, at
sP,M-
Calvary Baptist Church, I street. be
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth-rr Preaching sell
vice by tho pastor, Rev. y. G.. HeTriok NJ 1875
a; n subject The Transforming Power OF
sons from q Week in Athens, Greece" Every
one viii be welcome.
Preaching at the First Baptist Church
by the pastor, ~ J. Eros. in the morning and
evening. Evening subject 1.-THE Might and
Majesty of Moral Law Baptism at the close of
the evening service. All are cordially invited =
United Brethren Church, Corner Four.
teenth and K stIeets.-Kev. D. D. Jones viii
lecture at II A. Il. Subject The Chinese
Question" The pastor will preach at $50 P. d.
Subject; The King Gometh." Sunday-scnooI
at 9:!6 A. n.
Kingsley NJ. T. Church, Rev. G. McEIvey.
pastor Services 1T 1915 \. NJ. at the Perry sem
mary building, street, between Tenth and
Eleventh Sabbath school at 12:l5 P. NJ No
evening service. All are welcome.
Congregational Church, Sixth Street, be-
tween l and THE pastor, Rev. w c. Merrill,
will preach tomorrow at 1913 a. @. Subject :
Conscience an Educator" Sunday school ct
12:l5. No evening service,
SixtIl-street VI. J.. Church, between X
and L-I&ey. t. r Ollie. pastor, viii preach
at 1o:45 a. M. and 10 F. N. Evening subject :
" Everyday Religion Stnday4school at 1918
7. N. Service OF song nj Z. All are welcome.
Oregon City has 4 parsnip that measures
5 feet il ches in length, not TO speak OF
the long root that Considerably broke Off
and remained In the ground, Just 10 save
the reputation of the Oregon City people
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Monday next is
with the above result

with the above result Monday next Is
fixed for passing sentence.
Edward Austin, late manager OF the
defunct London Bank OF Utah, wa nr-
rested to-day on complaint 81 Sarah j.
Williams, for the em.~rzzlement of 500
Hewas held III 81 800 bonds.
Tic aardo House, John Taylor's place,
but the old man had fed. Several wit
nesses were su5po5ned for the Grand Jury.
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No g. RUNNING Selling race for ali ages, one
mile and nn eigh II dash: fixed valuation,
3l,GjH; two pounds of for each 500 below, and
two pounds added for each tl0J above fixed
valuation: purse &2Jn
No. g. RUNNiNG-Threc-qTG mile dash Tor
tWo yCGr-Olds: winner of California or Cole
man stakes at the T.. C. j. II. meeting. or OF
race No. | at the meeting. penalized five
pounds; II winner Of tWo events. ten pounds;
if III three, fifteen pounds; purse $50.
No. 10. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DERBY for three
ycar-olds; one mile and one-half dash, purse.
SsJ
No II. RUNNI%G-AIie and repeat for ell ages
purse $50.
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Newcastle. March l2-Bf Rev N. r. Peck,
Robert y. Scott to Mr.. a. y. Page, both or
Ne1cast Q.
Sacramento, March Ply Justice c y. Post
Henry Beclmau 10 Emma Eimira Baldwin,
both Of Nevada CITY.
Burke.
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BORN.

Redding, March 8-W,fo Of Thomas Mullen, a
daughter.
Liano Scco Rancho. near Chico, March I1-Wifa
of A. B. Collins Il son.
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Oregon City has 4 parsnip that measures
feet il ches in length, not TO speak OF
the long root that considerably broke Off
and remained In the ground, Just to save
the reputation of the Oregon City people
abroad for trlthfulness.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOAN EXHIBITION
.arct 1eh-Greatest Exposition of yeers.

MARCH l5th-Greatest Exposition Of Years.
gleason TICK ET3 FOR SALE AT STORES
- They admit = Gentleman and Lady WHOSE
NAMES appear thereon. not a Gent eman and
ANY Lady, Tor such construction wculi render
it possible fls one ticket 10 vouch for fifty peo-
pie. This statement Is made 10 correct possible
rnslppreheusion. nrl4-lt
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EEEgH DAY.
CONDITIONS ::

No. 70. TROETTNC-2:27 class; purse 800.
No. 10. PACING-2:21 class; purse 500.
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Lively but Brief Glove Ffght-The
Champion Knocked Out in tho First
Round.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 13th.-About 9 900
people attended the glove fight in the Me
chenics Pavilion this evening, between
Mike Cleary, of New York, and Jack
Brady, middle-weight champion of the Pa
citic coast for the gate receipts, siXty-five
per cent. to 20 to winner, and thlrty-tTe to
the loser. FouT-ounce gloves were used,
and Brady was knocked out il 2:20 III the
first round He was three times knocked
down. but rose and hoorod Clcary and when
the New Yorker got up, drove him TO the
ropes, administering several terrible blows,
which seemed TO daze Cleary; but when
apparently almost beaten. he gave Brady
terrific Iight-hand blow, following il with
an upper cut, knocking Brady out. The
latter seemed unable to rise, and did not re-
cover for some moments, while Cleary
leaped the ropes Immediately after the
match was declared his, apparently having
entirely recovered his wind.
Second Fay of the MERGED Coursing
Meeting.
MERGED, March 13th.-At the second
days sport OF the Pacific Coast Coursing
Club the weather was excellent, hares more
numerous and the various runs splr ted
and interesting. The second ties resulted
as follows: T. Halls Muldoon beat T
Levie's Nellie B.; J. B. McCarthy's Daisy
beat J. AKelly's Pride of the Canyon; T.
Cronons Rose of Tralee beat J. Grace :
Thornhill J. Is. McCarthy's Tribute beat
w. L. Ash's Gliding Maud. In the third
ties Muldoon beat Daisy and Rose of Ira
lee beat Tribute Muidoon and Rose OF
Tralee then ram Muldoon winning the
first prize, $50; Rose OF Tralee second,
$40, and Daisy and Tribute dividing the
third and fourth prizes, $50 and SO re-
spectiyely. Next came the saplin5 stakes,
twelve dogs at - each. tie winner 10
get $50, runner up $50. one dog $40 First
round-J Reeds Yankee Girl beat Thali's
Queen; D. d. Roach's Shamrock Lass beat
J. Egan's Maid of Erin J. Reeds Moci,ing
Bird beat D. D. Roach's Pacific Queen J.
Reeds Bonnie Johnnie beat NJ. Mercedes
Pat Molloy; J. Reeds Gentle Annie beat
Harry Moores Lord Byron, and NJ. Merce-
dte's Banshee beat T. A. Halls J. Bulger
First ties-G2nkee Girl beat Shamrock
Lass Mocking Bird beat Bonnie Johnnie :;
Banshee beat Gentle annie; Yankee Girl
and BansheC ran up the finish, Banshee
winning the stake, Yankee Girl second and
Mocking Bird third. This concludes the
most successful meeting yet held il Ner-
cef. Merced dogs proved successful in both
stakes by winning the frat prizes hand
sOmeiy in each.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
LIVELY CONTEST WITH GLOVES
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
A Summer Hotel BurneG-Yo uthful
Runaways-The Meroed Coursing
RIeet-Ncws from Guaymas.
CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE REooRD-uuoS.l
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LargeIy-.attended Funeral.

MARAsyILLa, March 13th.-The funeral
o. the late S. e. Wilson took place here to
day, under the auspices Of the knights
Templar. !. WAS attended by people from
81 parts Of the Sacramento 7ait5v, and waa
One Of the largest professions ever seen
here The Rev. T. H. B. Anderson, OF Co
Iusa, paid an eloquent tribute 70 the life
aud virtues Of the deceased In his discourse
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CENTERyuLE. March I3,h-Four run-
away boys were found at Decoto yesterday,
from San Francisco Constable Trefey took
charge Of them, locking them up. Their
names are VIM FlackIneyer, John Murphy,
Joseph Sheridan and Joseph Ford (cooredE
aged from II to 10 years. They state thev
ran away from home, the Oldest one having
81 80 to pay The expenses Of the four.
Rain in Tularo County Chinaman IN
iured.
IIANEoHn, March l3;h.-A light shower
Of rain fell here last night, but The sky Is
clear again, with no Indications of more
rain soon.
A Chinaman here to-day, in attempting
to stop runaway horse was knocked
down and severely injured in one hand and
about the head
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II. G.. MAY g. CO

Dealers in Frai+, Produce, Poultry, Fish.
TNUJTON MARKET, NOS. d2s AND A30 X
4 str-et cor. OF Elm, 9acranepto. mrl4-tf
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FGURrHDAY,

No 6 PaCING-2:32 class: pugse S250.
No :. TROITiNti-3:S5 class; purse $50
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cARcArURED IT

In colored cartoon, and this added to the
desire 10 see it. The press all agreed
upon its being a great work and wonder
fully vivid conception, but the picture was
not free from assaults. One writer in the
Bulletin assailed it as not true to art. That
the face Of Constance failed in expression
of the emotions which must have stirred
her soul; that " Constance" was faulty in
execution and imperfect in rendition of
characters and scenes portrayed in the
poem; that the heroine around whom
moves the whole story, is an inadequate
and reprehensihle creation, as seen in the
pictnre, in all regards lacking character
and all those qualities demanded by the
verse and dramatic passion. The writer
referred TO awakened
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NO. !. RUNNING Five-eighths dash for two
year-0lds winner Of the California or Cole
man stakes s.. the p. C. b. II meeting penal
ICED five pound-; 1t winner both, ten pounds,
purge, S35'
No. , kUNNING-Three-qua Of annie and
repeat. for al ages: purse $3.50.
No 3. RUNNINti-Mlic and q quarter dash Tor
eli ages; purse e2jt.
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NOTICE. ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

THE SALE OF THE INTERN 3TIONAL no
L Tel Bus and ~ Set of Double Harness has
| been postponed 70 SATURDAY. MARCH j.
1858. sale 70 take place at Wilson's stables No
SIS sire, / Bids nj private sale viii be received
by the undersigned.
G.. W. CT EsLEY Administrator.
Dated March ,, lss5- m.}-td
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Lively but Brief Glove Figh.-The
Champion Knocked Out in tho First
Round.
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SECOND nay.

No. i. TROTTING-2:i0 class: purse 100,
No. 5. gKOTTIiG-2.3J ci IS; purse go.
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Lesi.l.tIre Iiiils Annrore,I.

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The Governor has signed the following
bills since the adjournment of the Lcgis-
la,ure: