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NIERCHANDISE.-
lvR CODFISH-500 boxes;
HERRINGS-41s boxes, Msgd. Sealed;
CUBA SKIES $40 boxes;
CIfEESE-50 boxes Goshen;
A." so Pine Appie
SOAP-50O Extra and Family No. /;
SPERM CANDLFs-2 200 boxes Leonards;
CHAMPAGNE-f5 baskets Iieidsieek Nectar brands
MACKEREL-l5o bbls. No. $, large and small
For sale by H. CARTER 4 CO.
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re- THEODORE J. WILKINSON are au-
zed announce THEODORE WILKINSON, Coroner Of the
lily Parish Of NswOeans candidate for reelection. sste
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M Messrs. Editors: Please announce DR..
ROBERT NJ GRAHAM q Candidate for CORONER OF THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS subject TO the deos Of Wing
au21 lot MANY FRIENDS
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odd FELLOWS REST.-Vaults in this
" Cemetery be obtained By sPPyi5g 70 PERSON Trsa
Odd Follows, Hall Camp aud Lafayette are Rev. CHAs
WHTALL No. Eplanade s. NJ COREY, sickie
Co.. No Camp street Tae price Of Vaults for Lodges
r the burial of members siu members
he burial OF wife child 40 all other buas the
Vault will be $50 Invariably For the purchase Lo any
nation respecting the "Rest,n apply
J.o.PIEkSoN, Commercial Alley,
to JAS. FURNEAUx, At the Odd Fellows Hall.
Jas FuGSKAUI, Secretary. my5 lyos
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nSr Please announce DR.. GEORGE w. Cross
Candidate CORONER Of the Parish Of Orleans subject 70 the
lecislon OF a Democr atie Convention. aleu-
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* ENTEEL BOARDING IN NEwYoRK. <-zxl

GtITY HOTEL. This Hotel will close s<sS
the 25b Il time, order to give The kbsSa
propfetors opportunity to make reps and
improvements. OBARIELS 4 co. iy20 I'm
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Har For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
WASHINGTON LEVI, the present Minute
Clerk tho Fifth District Court NewOreans situation he has
sd for tho aat offers hm candidate for the
oee Of CERKsP Of said Court whatever Court the
be changed W. felt I'd
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no Please announce THos AsKEw as a can
date for STATE TAX COLLECTOR, First District s2S
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SUNDRIES, landing from ships Chasca and
~ Silas Holmes
800 boxes HERRlNGS;
Is bags PEPPER;
bbis. NUTAfEGS
SO bbls. LOAF AND CRUSHED SUGAR,
hrkns GOSHEN BUTTER;
SO boxes FINE STARCH;
so boxes John d. Lees SOAP. For sale by
ss Al GRlEFF co. 40 A Old Levee.
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FENHE OCEAN SPRINGS will be open "a
IL reception Boardsra SUNDAY June ls1ss3. sH
iels If ENOcH EVERETT. G-h-A-
DAsS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.

well known Summer to-day the Eaaau
Those desiron excellent bathing
| estab ont the
commencing the seventh his
opportunity thanking his for their liberal
them that will be left untried to
them comfortable during their the
Attached premises win be found Carriages, Horses Billiard
ie e.'. snis Is" III R. H. MONTGOMERY Manager.
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me- GEORGE r. PEARSON 70 a candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
and soicits the Of his friends. je4s ts
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M6- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
INSTRUCT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candidate rsslecisn
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4 EJEAN DFhlNUio, LyHCnDufE, MES 80
Ny This gned having leased q these sd
newly discovered highly valuable Mineral Springs, will
pea them for The reception Of visitors the LIST Of June
they located five miles OF Biloxi Miss dialsy
the shore possessing adynnages for bathing fine
fishing, They Of ali
OF he which daily during the
ting Lake Of the Poncharran Railroad.
The by Dr. j. Smith,
so OF Chemistry in the University Of Lonsiana beyond
doubt hst the Springs possa mineral qualities Of The highest
He
looked
caay oxide Of sphured hydrogen, both which
in notable quantities; and is therefore apparent that
chronic alienation
these BATH could be applied with
viii be found place
Of accommodating about three hundred persona has
the his the hotel
New Orleans will be sufficient thai his be
perl care for ENOCH EVERJTT, legs 2u
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~ JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DrsTRrCTCoURT OF NEW ORLEANS
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SUNDRIES TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS-

- Port wine York Brandy and Gin oubon Whisky andy
layone; Claret Brandy Cherries true Lemon Syrup
penpeI Sace Preserves Sonyhn BteIs Anonds Pickles Fancy
and Family Soap Black Tee Salmon add sha In bb half b end
naTte bb Sarnas; Chocolate; Crackers; Ink Msard Indigo
asee aud Cloves Playing Cards. Ground Asee Pepp Cinnamon
Ginger Coffee Chewing obscco Iron Safes II Stan Casks large
oil Cans CASE Tools Measures Platform AID Counter Scales
etr etc The whole sale low close eonsgnments, by
ryla BARELII 4 CO, 81 and 63 Common street.
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Me- Messrs Editors Please announe WIN.
A. MOTT As q candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. mhll
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~ ]. @. P0TNDExrER, Superintendent Of
be snEsh Delivery N the City Post oe Is candidate for CLERK
)F THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mhs tee
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscErr,l
Wednesday Morning, September 2s 1853.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
IN, Cutter, for Boston, W Hynsor
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DASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL. There -
l. ,rnh the that this Hotel serowded OF EfE
hat here yellow Fe.er The Pass There was
known originate the disease spread At This lace
sn2l K. H. MONTGOMERY.
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Mr FIFTH DISTRICT CouRT.-JoHN s. BA-
RON, Clerk Fifth District Court candidate
CLERK of said Court. Election November T. 1858. ais
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Ms SAMUEL g. RISK is Candidate for
CLERK THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Election Sra Mon
Norar charm Ia
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~ Messrs. Editors: Please to announce
fRANcIS LEEcH Candidate CLERK FIRST DIS
iiCT COURT subject the decision Democratic Convention
he will be supported by MANY FRIENDS. jyl6u
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WI H1'T'5. -. 49,, :" = =. -, Fem
AXE Poneharn RalfoaJ have the peas 70 inform
public they he.des their wei known is
TAURANT also opened Ro NJ for IlODGERS
Cf atry wishing avoid NswreanH a. the
time by stopping at this house and taking steamboat
a Carr5liton. - --..-..
anal In
, 1853-09-03
Notice.!

Nov is your chance to buy CHEAP'-call u
~ my store before purchasing elsewhere,
intend closing out the stock on hand.
ANDREW }. MOSES.
Olympia, Jan. 10, 1859. l9n
, 1853-09-03
NOTICE,

BY THE COMMANDING OFFICER AT THE
DALLEs OF THE COLUMBIA, OREGON.
TNMIGRANTS, and other white persons. are
III hereby warned not to settle in the Indian
country East Of the Cascade mountains, in the
Terrilorieg Of Oregon and Washington. The In
dian title has not yet been eIinguished BY treaty..
Congress by the act Of 5ih June, 1850, authorized
negotiations for the lands West Of the Cascade
mountains. but no act Of Congres has yet author-
iEed the President 10 commence any on the East
Of those mountains. Therefore il il not proper
for settlements to be made there. The same ae,
Of Congress extended 4" the act Of 3Oth June 1874.
to regulate trade and intercourse with Indian
tribes over this territory. By the 10Th and ltb
sections Of that act it is my duty to warn off set
tiers from the Indian county.
No assent or consent, Of any kind, has Leen
given by any Of the organized and powerful Indian
tribes, To any settlement being made. The GOV
ernment alone, according to the act Of l4lh Au.
gust, 1913, has power TO treat for the extinguisb
ment Of the Indian title and it becomes ali rooJ
citizens to wait the action Of the government.
BENZ. ALVoRD,
Capt. 9TH Infantry Bt. Mai. U. s. A., Com's.
Head Quarters, Fort Drum,
Dslle' Of The Columbia, o. T. April 8, 1853 {
, 1853-09-03

THE NEWSPAPER The following extrac
is taken from a sermon delivered by th'
Rev. DR., Adams, of New York:
"Why is anything made public, but the
belief that il will be of interest to others
Why is it announced that Isaac and Rebecca
were married on a certain day last week,
but on the supposition that il will give you
pleasure 10 know it. And then lower
down on the sheet, under the startling head
Of deaths, your eye runs along always with
apprension lest it fall on some well known
name, and reads that the aged father, the
young child, the beloved wife, the rich, the
poor, the admired, the honored, the beauti-
fnl are gone is il not taken for granted
thrt even strangers will have a sigh for the
afflicted, and the world respond in sympa-
thy to the incursions Of common foe =?
Read in this light the cOmmonest adver-
tisements which crowd our papers have a
kindly odOr about them. Say not, with a
cynic sheer, as though you were doubtful
whether there was anything honest in the
world, when a store keeper advertises bis
wares, Chat It is all sheer selfshness, for it
is pleasant for one 10 announce a fresh sup
ply Of pork and -four, hardware or muslins,
is it not just as pleasant for one who wishes
to know il? When brace of young part
ners in trade insert their virgin advertise
meut, informing the world how happy they
shall be 10 wait on customers, can you read
il without entering into their new career.
Business advertisement Waste paper
You know not what you say. Those ships
which are 10 sail for every harbor in The
world those fabrics which have arrived
from every commercial mart on the earth
this iron from Russia, tea from China, cot.
ton from Georgia, sugar from Louisiana
do they moi preach to us at the corners o.
the streets, at The entering in of the gates
in our docks, and in our custom houses ant
exchanges, sermons on the mutual depend
snce Of mankind ?"
, 1853-09-03
9O3499.
ur lNe Au4uihull
Answer TO (" lola"

AuShCi ~ tlOld.
Arise Madam Viola, an answer I'll give,
Ia justice to tradsmsn at large,
II you'll be so kind my song 10 receive,
Though its not sung BY Barge.
You complain Of the Oppressive prices
Exacted by the tradsmen of town,
or the Bakers the Merchants and vices,
That are practiced by men all around.
You're down on the Loafers. the drinkers,
The grogshops and ten.pin alleys,
The folks of Chinook street, the stinkcn,
And every thing else that tallys.
Now this is well enough, Miss Viola,
1 agree with you in most all,
Yet, notwithstanding all their evils
You should not their virtues forestall.
You know that Merchants we must have,
And all that are dealers in good trade,
And Bakers who are ever ready to dispense
Sapli to the multitude"
With the a." clam packers too, you should not
be displeased,
Although they're not Of the upper"
For how would you like to wadeto your knees
To gather some clans for your supper.
As to the prices about which you quarrel
have quite different notion.
Since Pork has been bought, fifteen dollars per
barrel,
And many other things in proportion.
And when your store of -four gets slack,
And you no more have on hand,
You'll always find plenty, and no lack,
AT ParkeTs & Co, or Bettman & Brand.
Should you lack al any time for good meat,
And you have no Salmon for food,
You'll find plenty of Pork across the street
That is always HAS close"
So among all the evils some good we shall End
If we will but closely view,
Then let us be charitable and not unkind
But "giVe to the Devil his due"
SNCB.
, 1853-09-03

A SICK BAcnELoR.-The New York
Times thus heads long article on this sub
ject:
"a sick bachelor! A dying camel in
the desert! A sailor on hen-coop in the
middle Of The Atlantic! All the same
The same incident from different points Of
of view. The same subject with varied ac.
cessories. II there is prpponderance of
misery on any side il is on The side of the
sick bachelor The camel, however intel.
ligent it may be, is still scarcely as sensitive
as the human sufferer, and the sailor, float
ing on a hen-coOp a thousand miles from
land is at least spared the misery of know
ing that there is help within call The
sick bachelor is the ne plus ultra of human
misery"
, 1853-09-03
CHEAP BOOKS AND NEWSPAPERS
BY TIE CART LOADl

BY THE CdRT LOdDl
burgess, GILBERT & STILL, Ports
Id mouth square, San Francisco, wholesale sad
retail dealer in cheap publications. standard books
blank books, stationery, fancy articles, end
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS!
b. G. & S. continues 10 supply ell orders lT
cheap books and newspapers, and nheT articles N
their ine in advance Of all others, and at the low
est market price. County merchants, agepts, lhe
trade, pedlers, canvassers, and the public geDealy
are invited to call and examine our EXTENSIVE col
lection Of publications, where they will be sure 70
find all the latest works published in this eOanIy
or elsewhere.
b. G. & s. are sole agenis fOS, and Tueeiying
per every mail, the Boston journal, N. o. Pieay-
une, Louisville Courier, Cincinnati Commerei.l,
Portland Transcript, New Bedford Mercury, htl-
timore Sun, st. Louis Revsills, &C., &C.; besides
which they receive the New York Herald, New
York Tribune, London illustrated News, Wilmer
& Smiths European Times, Weekly Dispatch
Doubln Nation, London Punch, La CrOnica,NeW
York Staats Leiteing, New York SGhnellpOst, Is
Pressee, La Constitutional, L1llusiratiOn, md
other papers generally from all parts Of the world
One Of the firm resides in New York, and viii a.
tend to The filing Of oil oIdeTs thai we may receive
with pTompthess and dispatch.
BURGESS, BlLBERT L. Still,
Portsmouth square, San Francisco
, 1853-09-03

A VisloN One sulI,y summer day, hav
ing fallen into a doze over " Plutarch'i
! Lives" methought was suddenly trans
ported to the regions of the dead, where, as
| wandered about seeking some Of my olC
friends, my attention was suddenly arrested
bv loud clamor Of voices that seemed IA
come from persons engaged in hot conten.
tion, and attracted the attention Of Rhode
manthus, who presides over the Supreme
Court in that unexplored region. On in
quring The cause of the disturbance, he was
Informed that it originated in dispute be-
tween Alexander the great and, Julius Gao
sar, Tamerain, Nadir Schah and Napoleon
Bonaparte, as TO which was the greatest
hero and conquerer. The judge directed
them 10 be called before him, snd ordered
them 10 set forth their prctensions in as
few words as possible.
81 conquered Gaul and Britain, and final
ly laid all Italy at my feet,' said Julius
Caesar.
"And l conquered Asia, and shut up the
representative of the Prophet in an iron
cage" said Tamerlane.
"And l conquered Persia, Armenia and
Hindostan," sain Nadir Schah.
"And conquered Italy, Germany and
PRUSSIA, laid Europe at my feet, and sub
jected France to my sway" said Napoleon
Bonaparte.
"And l conquered the world" said Alex
andor.
every WELL" said the judge, "you are
all grea. cOnquerers, but I will show you a
greater"
Accordingly he beckoned to tall, majes-
tic figure, standing apart, contemplating the
scene with calm Indifference, who advanced
and stood erect before the great judge of
mankind.
"Here," exclaimed Rhodomanthus, "here
is the conqueror, greater than the desolators
of nations, and the subjugators of Empires,
who, aller giving freedom to his country,
and emancipating a world, overcame his
ambition and conquered himself" 1t was
WAsHINeToN.-C Pen and Pencil.
, 1853-09-03

The RAILROAD TO RuiN.-Surveyed by
avarice, chartered by county courts, freight.
cd with drunkards, with grog.shops for de.
pots, rumsellers for engineers, bar-tendert
for conductors, and landlords for stockhold-
ers. Fired up with alcohol and boiling
with delirium tremens. The groans of the
dying are the thunders of the trains, and thr
shrieks of the women and children are the
whistles of the engines. By the help o.
God, we will reverse the steam, put out III,
fire, annul the charter and save the freight
, 1853-09-03
A Large Assortment of Groceries.

A Large Assortment of Groceries.
THE ATTENTION OF THE oREGO,
L trade is invited to the following:
275 cases nectar TOBACCOi
$50 W. Prices "
so half boxes Kirby's tobacco;
IS Dill & Mulchaney's tobacco;
100 cases peach
50 Twin Brothers
GO - Virginia
Is Aromatic
100 Mills & Ronads' "
2jl frkins GOSHEN BUTTER;
l25 brls. hams, % casks butter, in kegs
800 mats No. sugar, 100 kegs lard
600 half brs crushed sugar, IS cases lard;
$50 mats Carolina rice, l75 brs C., ricei
675 bags C. beans, % cases II. w. matches !;
45O boxes hd candles 20 cases Carks matches
IT'S brls clear and mess pork, Is hf bfls pork {;
1875 tins cheese prime, 1870 doz yeast powders
2GO bags Rio coffee, rs bags pepper
$40 cases tea, and 2lb cad's
1850 half chests black tea
120 bXs brown soap, so bxs S w soap;
l25 hfbrls corn meal, 700 hf brls macktrel
l70 cases Wright's oysters
1875 kegs pickles, 2s5 cases pickles;
400 boxes bunch raisins;
90 boxes vermicelli, IS boxes starch;
IS cases Lewis oysters;
l25 boxes ground coffee
800 reams wrapping paper;
SO bales Cigaritto paper,
1876 bdls cotton twine
200 dozen . and hooped buckets;
los cases Kensett's fresh peaches
IFS Kennels fresh strawberries;
l25 cases preserved beef;
IS cases preserved veal
rs cases mutton, so cases green peas;
60 cases green corr, So cases tomatoes
65 cases preserved peachss, rs cases capers !;
100 kegs leaf lard, so cases leaf lard in tins ;
65 cases sSrlines, 225 kegs pickles, assorted
It's kegs nails, assorted $50 doz ak handles
l5O cases brandy peaches
1855 cases strawberries
1870 cases Lewis pie fruits;
100 cases pickles in glass
so cases l. syrup, 9j cases salt, in bags;
rs cases green tea, IS bales Cigarrilo paper
$50 doz pick handles, etc. ETC.,
For sale by VIM. T. COLEMAN & CO.
Corner Caliiorna and Front streets,
San Francisco, march !, lS53.-3ltf
, 1853-09-03
STEAM ENGINES.

BOILERS, AND MILL WORKS.
71HE undersigned are prepared to furnish at if-
l. teen days notice, engines Of the following
sizes:
, 1853-09-03
Summer Arrangement.
THE NEW STEAMER

aAN THE NEW STEAMER
EAE4|Nua. Lot " hitcOmb,
szSilI J. e. AINSWoRTH, mas.
ter will leave Portland every Monday and Thurs
day, at 10 o'clock, in the morning, for Astoria,
touching at all the intermediate points going
down and returning.
Arrangements have been made by which freight
for Oregon City will be forwarded by steamer
Multnomah. The Mnltnomsh will convey the
Whitcombs passengers to Oregon City.
Passengers for the Whiteomb will leave Oregon
City Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock, and Mon
day morning at half past seven, on the MultnO-
nah.
The WhitcOmb will tow vessels up and down a.
heretofore.
For freight or passage, apply to the captain on
board, or at The brick store, Oregon City.
sept1Stf G. ABERNETHY, Agent
, 1853-09-03

TABLE MovING IN GERMANY.-Dr. Chas
Addree, Of Bremen, a scientific man Of the
highest character, writes to the Augsburg
Allgemeine Zeitung that the moving of ia
bles, on the plan or our wonder mongers, is
exciting the greatest attention in the Han
seattle cities, being Practiced by persons of
every class. DR.. Andree gives an account
Of an experiment at which, though incred-
ulous, he was present. Eight persons, three
men and Eve women, sat around mahoga-
ny centre'table, weighing some 20 pounds
Their seats were so far apart that there was
no contact of their garments 10 interfere
with the process. Their hands were laid
gently on the table, the fingers touching SO
as to form chain or circle. After twenty
minutes, one Of the ladies could not bear it,
and left the table; The others formed the
chain again, and after some thirty minutes
more the table began to move, first on its
axis, and then across the room in q north
erly direction, the persons who composed
tho circle following il their chairs were
removed by some spectators the instant the
movement began. A slight attractive force
was felt drawing their hands 10 tho table.
After the movement had continued four
minutes, it was suggested that the person,
should touch each other with their arms
though keeping their hands in the same po-
sition. This they did and the movement
stopped. On standing as before, it present
ly began again. DR.. Andree regards the
existence of a current of some sort causing
the movement, as demonstrated, and call,
upon scientific men to institute experiment,
for the determination of its nature.
, 1853-09-03

EXPANDING THE CHEsT.-ThoSe in easy
circumstances, OF those who pursue sedan
tary employment within doors, use their
lungs but little, breathe but little air in the
chest, and thus, independently Of positions,
contract wretcbedly small chest, and lay
the foundation for the loss Of health and
beauty. All this can be perfectly obviated
by little attention to the manner of breath
ing. RecOllect the lungs are like bladder
in their structure and can stretch open TO
double their size with perfect safety, Civ
ing a Doble chest and perfect immunity
from consumption.
The agent, and the only agent required,
is the common air we breathe, supposing,
however, that no obstacle exists, external TO
the chest, such as twining it around with
Stays, or having the shoulders lie upon it.
On rising from the bed in the morning, place
yourself in an erect posture, with your
chest thrown back and your shoulders en-.
iirely of from the chest, then inhale all the
air that can be got IN; then hold your breath
as long as possible. Repeat these long
brcaths as many times as you please. Done
in cold room it is much better, because
the air is much denser and will act more
powerfully in expanding the chest. Exer-
cising the chest in this manner, it will be-
come flexible and e1pansiblr, and will en-.
.args the capacity and size Of th, lungs
, 1853-09-03
EXPRESSES.
ADAMS & CO.'S
Il X p R Il s s!

II n R II = s!
OUR EXPRESS leaves 1n
.OPORTLAND, Oregon, A
semi monthly, by Pacific G:i:S;5s4=EeessA,
Mail Steamship Cos steam EEse<ssaI..ss
ers to
California, the Atlantic States and EurOD,
We have our own Offices in all the pineD,,
cities and towns of California, and forward msi,.,
to all parts of the State always accompanied by
Faithful Messengers.
The Treasure forwarded by US to the Phadelnh;,
Mint, is always deposited there previous 10 M,
sent by any other conveyance. Our rates A.,
lower than those offered by any other house via
the same security.
We also dispatch an Express semi-monIhv h
Il NJ e. L A ND,
BY the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s steamer 4.
Panama and from Chngres by the West linda
mail steamers.
Our small PACKAGE EXPRESS, is in chars,
of our regular Special Messengers, who by con.
siantly travelling the Isthmus have informsdob
and facilities not possessed by any other persons
Having our own offices and express lines in ii
parts of the "a
Eastern, Middle, Southern and Weston
States,
with our extensive connections completed 4,
OREGON, we can guarantee to our patrons IN
rivallcd facilities.
This is to certify for the benefit Of whom Il ma,
concern, that Justus SteinbeTger is our aulhorlsJ
agent for the transaction of our Express ana
Banking business in the Territories Of Oregon
and Washington.
ADAMS & co.
San Francisco, California, July 1st. 1858. a,