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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-05-13
New York stock and Money Market.

ISaIes at the BrOkers' B0aru, May 7.
Observation-Disclosures Co. ...............73 800
81 Boston 4 Maine Railroad ..............,...100
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METEOROLOGICAL,

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FoUE
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
May 13 Il A. M.)J
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Ar at New York 10Th, brig George Berry. York
Cardenas: Harry Smith, Sagua; sch Della Yates
AT at Baltimore 18th, barque Lizzie Merry, Keazer
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 12th ship Lizzie Mo-
ses, from Bremen.
Ar at Greenock 1lth, sch Aradne, Brown, Port
land. (Apl12)
Cid at London 10Th, barque Neversink New York.
AT at Havana 18th, brig Lena Thurlow, Corbett,
Philadelphia.
Ar at Cardenas 10th, scbs Eva May Andrews,
New York; Miranda. Mitchell, and Alzena, Plum
mer, do; Waite, Drisko, Philadelphia.
Sid 18th, brig Hattie M Balm, Thestrup, Phadel-
r,hia ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHICKERING PIANO

For sale. Rosewood case, seven octave,
but little used and in good condition.
Price $500.
my5sn2w q. u. BAILEY. IS Exchange 81.
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FDrGIEn HmpcFEH.
JOGGlNS, Ms. Scbr j ~ Seott.-180 tons coal to
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, May ne.

ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Steamer Bessie Snow Easterbrook, Portsmouth RI.
[See Memoranda
Sch Frank W Emery. Falker Philadelphia-coal
to Gas Co.
Sch Minna Boyd, Kngsbury, Bucksport-wood to
Curtis & Davis.
Sch Mary A Rice, of Bucksport, for port in Con-
nectlcut lSee Menu
Sch II A Dewitt Manson, Bath for New York
Sch Exact, Parker, Bangor tor Gloucester.
CLEARED.
Sch L A johnson, Mailman st John, NIB, TO load
Tor Philadelphia Nickerson.
Sch Ethan Allen, Blake, kennebec to load for
Philadelphia.
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JAUNDICE and BlLIOUsNEss. Who
knows good remedy for these disorders? We are
assured AE&OOD'S Vegetable, Physical,
Jaundice Bitfers will effect speedy cure
They have NEVER FAILED TO SATISFY ALL WHO
HAVE USED THEM for Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness, etc. Beware of limitations. The genuine has
private proprietary stamp of John f. Henry over
the cork. Sold by all dealers, Manhattan Med. Co..
proprietors. JOHN f. HENRY, CURRAN & CO.,
New York, Wholesale Agents.
an05 sn19fTrr1, q R,U4t
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MEMOIR ANDA.

Brig Mary Haskell, recently ashore on Wells
Beach, left here 18th in tow of tug Tiger for Rock
land, where she is TO be repaired.
The schr Mary Rice, (of BucksporD Capt Kent,
before reported in collision with brig Anna Torrey,
steamer Bessie Snow, Capt. Easterbrook, 40 miles SSE
Cape Elizabeth, and lowed to this port. The schr
had evidently been scutted by the crew before they
abandoned her, but the hole was afterward plugged
up by another crew who had taken the wreck in tow
but had to leave it, She had three feet water in her
hold when picked up, and her masts and rigging to-
gether with the sails, are lying deck. Her cargo
consists OF large blocks of dressed granite consigned
to port in Connecticut
The sails, rigging. and other materials saved from
ped to Portland.
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NEW YORK.
Charges A gainst the Central Pacific.

Charges Against the Central Pacific.
New YORK, Muy ia petition has reach.
ed Washington from the stockholders of the
Central Pacific Railroad asking the Congress
ional Committee to sit in San Francisco during
the recess, The petition makes serious allega-
tons against the management of that compa-
ng, including the statement that the road itself
is in very fimsy condition for travel, and
that fraud has marked its construction.
= Rrist0W RIaEk.halIed i'm The IIusa,.
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HO
League Club.
Judgment Against Tweed.

AT meeting Of the Union League Club last
evening, the name of B. III. Bristow was black
balled by IL votes, thus defeating his election
as member of the cluh -
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COMPULSORY EDUCATION.
The Law 70 be Enfsrced Ia Gold Hill
and virgiuia.

~ r,;., co,,,x q,r.r
in'endent OF fuohc SCHOOLS 'equeS''
US 10 state that the compulsory school
Az, NJ N.y,Ja will hereafter be %strictl,
anfoycs,l In ,his eoupty. The law avs
....,;.n :. ,,h.,
Livery paien., s"s W ,..;nn
person in 'ue oa'0 "h;I5 hs.wass
.on.ios ar MAJ torr,ssn xsars anal
,ne ne ~ .anS .noh ch;ld or chill.
' rs i ~ = nuSI;c or nri,sts school for a
~N -" -. n, .a.h
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RrSlwAI. - De.rman, the bakery
mans delivery horse. ran away up
Main street to-day. Tho slod to which
the horse was hitchsd struck DR..
Manson's horse and buggy which were
standing at bis Office, opposite the
Bank Of California. upsetting both.
injuring the former slightly, and break.
ing the shafts Of the latter. The rum
away animal which, from the FIRST had a
hard job on hand. was caught at this
point.
GRAND wREsrLIxo MATcH.-Ths col.
lar-and.elbow wrestling match. for $500
a side. between Ed. Gallery and ]. Fl.
Martin. will come of at Miners' Union
Hall, In this town. next Tuesday even
ing. the llth inst. Both men were In
the News Office to-day. and appeared to
be In excellent trim. and doubtless the
match will BE- hardly contested. SEQ
notice In our advertising columns.
JOE MUnrnr and his troupe left for
San Francisco ON the 8 O'Clock train this
morning. Miners Union Hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity with peo-
pie anxious TO hear the performance last
evening. and they were rewarded by
hearing n even better than on Mon
day evening.
The Piutes are still being made hap.
py by the receipt OF Army overcoats in
the possession Of the Virginia Relief
Committee.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
European Notes.


EEw YoRx, January 1.-THE follow
ing specials are Published this morning;
Mrs. Thomas o. Thomasson, widow Of
the Brsmorhaven dynamite ASSASSIN, has
delivered to the Berlin authorities her
husbands voluminous correspondence.
Thomas Hughes. invited to DO umpire
In the International match between
the British and American college oars
men in American waters, says that
the pressing necessity Of his every
day home duties will prevent his going
to the. United States, but f~srvsntly hopes
the contest may take place. His only
fear 10 that some members Of the British
crew are ~pecuniarily unable to embrace
the occasion. although in spirit they
would enthusiastically accept tho Amer
lean challenge.
Tho Mayor Of Harwich gave 4 supper
to the Captain and crew Of the tug Liv'
srpoOl. for their bravery in reseuing sc
many persons from the wreck Of the
Deutschland. and divided $3.50 among
the crew.
Stokes, the witness In the trial Of
Wainwright, for tho murder OF Harriet
Lane, at whitechapsl, has been ban
quoted by tho Lane family. Harriet
Lanes mother was carried from her bed
and made q long speech. and presented
q memorial 10 to handed down by Stokes
TO his posterity. Stokes is not q favor
Ito with the people, and has received Z
number Of letters th rsatening his lie.
There IL great u~neasinsss In Egypt or
account OF no late news being received
from Colonel Gordon. the Khedivo'I
commander Of tho expedition to Africa,
It Is reported that the ex.Quecn Of
Spain. Isabella. Is fatally III.
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Complaints AEHtnst Gamblers "a.
tai Accident-Buieids.


San FRAScIsco. Jan. 5.--l:@ r. NJ
A complain, is being made that gambling
houses, which were a short time age
suppressed, are TO q considerable extern
again in full blast. Seven are reported
in active operation on Bush street. DO
tween Montgomery aud Ksarnsy. re-
CARELESS OF police restrictions.
This morning. while some workmsr
were engaged in removing a scaffOld In
tho now building Of the State Invest
ment Insurance Company, on Ssnsoms
street. between California and Pine, the
supports gave way. and two men. John
Allen aud Michael Mccormick, were
probably fatally injured. the former TO
csiviug q fracture Of the skull, and the
latter several internal injuries.
A man named Samuel Doty committed
suicide shortly after midnight at the
Helvetia Hotel. on Pine. between Mont.
gomory and Kearny streets. by taking
s~trychnine. BY papers and receipts
found OF his person, 1t Is ascsrtainsd
that he is n member in good standing Of
Industrial Lodge. No. l57. /. o. o. f..
Sacramento, and has been here about
two months. No cause Is assigned for
tho act.
At the meeting Of the Board Of Educa-
ton last night II TRANSFERRED that the tru.
ant officers are themselves playing
hockey, and the Board is going to devise
some other means TO catch runaway
scholars and lot the officers 60 on In.
definite leave Of absence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-05

IMPROVED wArKn TAsx.-We were
shown yesterday OF tho North Con-
soliiatsd Virginia mine . new and very
superior style Of tank for hosting water
from tho shaft OF a mine. II 10 made Of
a solid sheet OF boiler iron bound with
wrought bands. there being no wood.
work whatever used In Its construction.
II will hoist at each trip 300 gallons Of
water. The heavy iron bail 70 which
the ropo Is attached IL fastened TO an
axle extending through the tub q little
below the center. permitting Il TO tip
easily for emptying purposes, thus NJ
ing time, and being much moro
convenient than the old method Of walt
ing for the water 10 escape through o
valve In the bottom, which 10 only used.
however, when the water il almost
entirely drained from the bottom Of the
shaft. II. is the invention Of W. ].
Hanks. the very efficient foreman o! tas
mine, and was built by Swanwiok &
Belmor. boiler makers ON the Divide.
~IScREAsE OF CArrrAL. A special
meeting OF the Globe Consolidated Min
ing Company will be held February Sd
ut their ofico In San Francisco. 10 con-
slider and act upon a proposition TO in.
crease the capital stock Of the company.
in accordance with specifications con.
tanned in the official notice OF the Board
Of Trustees, to bo found In our adver-
tising columns to-day.
EXAMINATION CONTINUED. = On account
Of the absence Of an important witness
named Davis, who Is now at Salt Lake
City, the examination Of Quinlan,
charged with the murder OF Dunstan,
which has for some time past been pro
crossing before Justice Knox Of Virginia,
has been continued. Quinlan's bail has,
in the meantime, been hxsd at 5000.
LICENSES. The amount Of coin real
lied from the sale Of trading licenses II
Virginia during the quarter ending De
cember 81, 1876, was $7,o79 10.
Hrs NANx.-Ths name Of the vir
ginian who turned his wife and childrsl
out in . nov storm on Monday evening
is John Ward.
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SAN FRAScIsco. Jan. 5-3 p. NJ
The regular monthly dividend OF SIC
per share was declared BY the Trustees
OF the Consolidated Virginia to-day.
J. q. Fair arrived here from Virgins
last evening.
Several escapes having recently occur
red by prisoners getting away from Of.
icers while let out Of prison. the Chief
OF Police has issued orders not to per.
init prisoners serving their time out In
tho street. not even in custody Of an
officer.
A scafiold on q building on sansoms
street, between California and Pine,
gave way this morning with Ave men on
IL. They fell to the ground, q distance
OF twenty feet and two men wsro so
severely injured by being hit ON the
head that their lives arc ~despaired Of.
Patrick Smith. tho driver Of tho How.
arb street car that ran over and killed q
child on New Years Eve, was acquitted
In the Police Court this morning. the
court holding that ho did everything In
his power to prevent the accident.
Dixon. the new Police Clerk. filed his
bonds to-day and assumed the duties Of
his position.
William G. Taylor. for killing Doc.
o'Neill in August last, was arraigned on
a charge OF murder in the Fourth Dis.
trict Court to-day. and pleaded "not
guilty"
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COAarING.
Tho Pleasure Rad Peril orthis Pop
uInr Amusement.

Hundreds OF persons. both young and
middle aged, were out till a late hour
las, night. taking advantage OF the clear
moonlight, and mild atmosphere. to en-
Joy this popular pastime. Crown Point
Rayine and the Divide are the places
most frequented in Gold Hill. while
Carson street is tho headquarters OF the
coasters in Virginia.
1t il not surprising that both boys and
girls, men and women, especially when
riding double. take kindly to this
amusement, for aside from the exhiler-
ating effect Of the swift gliding motion,
there IL an indescribable pleasure In
twining the arm masculine around the
waist feminine. and hugging her up
close, to keep the fair creature from
falling of. You know. Il Is a no.
table fact that those who coast In
this way, aro never NO foolish Us to
run under the feet OF passing teams and
get themselves all trampled TO pieces.
The logical deduction Is. that this style
Of coasting should be moro extensively
pnc,icsd. Saves many a broken limb,
don't it, girlsl
The above Is the sensible way OF
coasting, but still there are some foolish
enough. to ride ''bslly gutter and 60
dartins between the legs and under the
feet Of passing teams. rs instanced by
two boys named Cook, and Jimmy Hu.
ling, ON Carson street. Virginia. last evs-
ming, the former OF whom came ont
with a badly bruised breast, and tho lat
ter with an ugly cut over two inches
long on his leg.
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HE DRANK G0OD WHISKY.

Pat Nolan was found by a policeman,
wandering around the streets Of vir.
ginia last night. muttsring and cutting
up strange antics generally. lie was
lodged in the City Jail for safe keeping.
The man was laboring under m attack
Of deiirium temeas.
Tho saloon.kesper who sold Mr..
Nolan his liquor has just cause to feel
proud, for the eason that the article
passed over many counters OF late years
Is not Of the kind that gives men a touch
Of tho real old fashioned horrors. The
whisky sold nowadays acts differently.
1t takes away q mans appetite,
makes him pale. lean. nervous. dyspep-
tic, and a wreck generally; so that in n
few years the hard drinksr OF to-day
lands in an untimely grave.
This was not the case when tho genn'
inc unauthorized corr juice was old.
Then, a. all OF US who have numbered
two score or more years can remember.
the old topper went Keeling home to bed
every night through n long course Of
years. during which he not unfrequsnt-
ly had n dozen slight attacks Of the hor-
rors. and finally slid quietly into his
grave at 4 ripe old age.
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Fire ~ Fresno.

FRESNO, Jan. 5.-About II O'Clock
last night q Gre broke out in the drug
store owned by Bishop 4 Co. The
flames spread to adjoining buildings on
both sides. The saloon owned by w. ].
Lawrenson. and Office rooms Of II. II.
Fleming were burned to the ground.
There being but little wind, the flames
were checked promptly. Bishop 4 Co.
lose about 5000; insurance $500.
Lawrenson looses abont 5000; insur'
ancs $4,000. F~lsming's loss Is abou.
ST. 200; insurance $500.
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BLAcxsxrrHxo.-Jak Clark, other
wise sr-shsriff ]. G. Clark. has leased
tho blactsmithing department Of the
Nevada Boiler Works, on tho Divide,
and IL prepared to do all branches OF the
business in hrst-class style. including
boiler work and repairing. horse.shos-
ing, etc. None but tho best work will
be turned out from this shop, aud CO.
pscial attention In given to horseshoe
ing. snch az the nature OF the country
and climate requires. Mr.. Clark being
q good workman himself, thoroughly
understands tho business. employs the
most competant assistants, and proposes
giving good satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their work. Read his
advertisement In another column and
then call OF the shop and soc him.
WOLF w. SHERIDAN. When General
Phil. Sheridan sent on that lot OF COO
army coats for tho relief OF the sufferers,
after the great confiagrntion ut Virginia
City. hs was ignorant Of the fact tina,
Rsinstsin & Wolf. the famous Gold Hill
elothisrs. were already clothing every.
body at merely nominal prices. Nobody
could or would wear such unfashionablo
clothes while they could call on Wolf at
Gold Hill and get Q drst.rats rig 40 very
cheap. The result was that all those
coats had to be given away to the Piutss,
and Wolf goes right straight along cloth.
Ing the people ~ usual at their own
prcss.
ELECTION or 0rrrcrRs.- The regular
annual election Of officers OF the Mont.
gomsry Guard. Of virginia, was held In
that city Monday evening. A. +. No.
Kay, was chosen Captain; Thoma,
Hughes. First Lieutenant; Patrick Rog,
era, Second Lieutenant. and William
Blake, Junior Second Lisutsnant. The
election Of non-commissioped oficeri
viii be held next Monday evening.
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DIsrKlCr cOCRr.

The following business was transacted
in tho First District Court. yesterday,
Judge Rising presiding;
State VS.. l.. Warren. charged with
grand larceny: ON motion Of the District
Attorney n nolle prossqui was entered.
Il. II. Carriek VI. q. IL. Brown; set
for Thursday next.
Gilbert vs.. Gilbert set for Thursday.
Dodd vs.. Ramsdell; q. ii. Belknap
appointed counsel to represent dsfend-
ant and set for hearing to-day.
Schroeder vs.. Geineinder; remitutur
received from the supreme Court or
dsred fled. judgment for appellant Tor
costs and cause placed ON calendar Tor
new trial. =.
w,inrieh vs.. Porteous ct al: motion
10 dessolyc attachment continued until
to-day. -.
McDermid, charged with assault with
intent TO kill; dismissed.
An order for forty trial jurors was
issued. returnable February l at III A. N.
In the matter Of the grand jury q
yenire WAS ordered TO issue for twenty
four Jurors, r~eturnable February = at II
A. M. The sickness Of District Attorney
Campbell is the reason that IL IL made
returnabie at so distant a date. a. 1t IL
necessary that no should attend to the
matter Of the indictments In person.
For the same reason the calling OF
the criminal calendar was postponed
till 10 A. N. to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-05

UArcu BRornKRs AT uoNE.-The
~favorite and popular old firm OF Hatch
Brothers. Virginia. are once more all
right. and recovered from the late IRE.
as FAR as the destruction Of their store
and stock Of goods is concerned. They
have kept their old customers supplied
during the interim from n temporary
place Of business. and now they have
removed back into their old stand which
10 rebuilt and reftted in superior style.
They have got in q splendid stock OF
family provisions. groceries and liquors,
and keep every variety OF green
vegetables, garden sass" posltry.
came. fresh Ash and all that sort OF
Thing fresh, received daily. same rs
they did before the fire. Hatch
Brothers still alive. and assist plenty OF
other folks to live. They are good men
to be acquainted with.
Tur vrKGrSIA SAVINGS BANK. - SiI
months AGO tho Virginia Savings bank
was organized in Virginia City. IL was
an entirely new institution in this SEC
ton. and some doubts were even enter
tanned as to whether II would be q sue
cess or not. Since its organization, the
receipts have amounted to S333, 5IO 20.
Tho depositors number $50. aud the
earnings Of the bank amount to SILL.
800 O7, proving eonclusively. that 1t Is
not only a prosperous institution. but
that there are many Of our people who
prefer a sure method OF taking care OF
their money. and a fair profit, to the
oftentimes desperate chances Of stock
spsculations.
OrrIcrs RxNovrp.-Tho San Fran
cisco Offices Of tho Sierra Nevada Mining
Company. and the Virginia and Gold
Hill Water Company are removed TO
Room No. 8. Nevada Block. See off,
cial notice Of Secretary Stetson in our
advertising columns to-day.
FLORIDA PosrroSENESr.-The delin-
auent sale In the matter Of the last as
sessmsnt levied by the Florida Mining
Company 10 postponed till the 2ith Of
the present month.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
SettlIur With Creditors.

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no.ed. wen, ~ Franz r. Hath. ~ Con.
nell.
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.yidspc. Of tbs id,n,i,y Of Tho bo, held
there with The mi,,inc Charlie Ross. 4,
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puI.a.lnbi.' and otbsrs. bays .,nrss.sd
the conviction that he Ia Mr.. Ross los.
child. Mr.. Ro.. himself. 4. not In.
clip.a N b.lis,. n. The chiId.s errors
I, naming nsr.op, 4. e,nloined by LONG
s-eparu,iou. He SAYS he could easily
sind his house I'm PHILADELPHIA lie
.,.o msr,iops mapv familiar domestic
incidents. II hs Ia not Charlie. Il Is
,houoh, bo Ill, n,ovs IN be .ithsr the
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Too MrcH FuS.--while engaged in
wrestling on South G street. Virginia.
Yesterday afternoon. Patrick Jeffery's
slipped or was trippcd. and fell. break
ing one Of his legs in three places. below
the knee. DIR. 4. ". Conn. b attend.
cd him. says the injuries are pretty oaA'
and it will be several months befors ne
will be able to dance q lively Irish ys'
BuIxKp. - While Edward Hincklsy
was pesrins into a pan at the Papsoss
mill, Lower Gold Hin. at about twelve
o'clock last night. some gas. which had
generated in 1t. was exploded oy tne
iiame Of the candle carried by him. Ills
hair and whiskers were all burned on and
his eyes considerably injured, but Dr.
Kirby, Who attended him, thinks his
eyesight 10 not endangered.
Jonx =. JoSrs ExPEcTED.-Ths Car
son Tribune learns from the best author
ity. that senator John p. Jones will Ger.
tainly be among Us before the end
Of the week, and 20 his ION.
.tituenis will have m opportunity oil
interviewing him before his departure
for Washington.
TEE weather to-day was as pleasant a
could be desired for the season. II was
much more comfortable and agreeable
than during the Summer months, when
clouds OF binding dust were whirling and
fiying in all directions.
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OREGON.
Impor.aa, TeIerraphle Ce.n.esis.

ImportAnt Telegraphic Ceansctiss.
PORTLAND. Jan. 5.-Ths lines OF the
Nevada and Northern Division OF The
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
have been completed to this point, con
Meeting the Atlantic and Pacific limo with
Oregon and the extreme north. which
has hitherto been under the exclusive
domain Of the Western Union. Low
rates and quick transmission arc now In
order.