Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-18

York.
Treasurer and secretary-John Hooker; Office, No.
Hills Block, Hartford, Conn.
General Agent for EmigratOn-John Williams;
Office, No. Bowling Green, New York.
Agent for the State of Maryland-W. X. COLE, n.
Il. corner of Baltimore and North streets.
The object of this Company is to import laborers,
especially skilled labOTers, from Great Britain Ger
many Belgium, France, Switzerland, Norway, and
Sweden for Manufacturers, Railroad Companies, and
other, employers OF labor in America, and also to
distribute through the interior of the country emf
grants who have already arrived at the SeabOard eli
ties To accomplish this it has established extensive
agencies through those countries, well rs through
the United States, and undertakes to hire men in
Their native homes and at the places where they land,
and safely to transfer them to their employers in the
country. system so complete has been put in Oper-
alton here that miners, mechanics Including workers
in iron and steel of every Glass; weavcrs and agri
cultural, railroad and other labOrers, can now be
procured without much delay in any numbers, and
at reasonable cost. The Company also supplies la
Dor from New DIRK and other parties in the interior
OF the country who desire cmlgrantS who have land
ed IN this country to be sent forward Companies of
twenty or more may be safely sent to any designated
locality under the care of a conductor.
TINE REQUIRED FOR EXECUTIoN.-Such orders
OF course, only be filled the persons described may
be obtained but the utmost diligence and care will be
used III transmitting operatives ordered in this way,
and exact attention will be paid to the requirements
specified in the order.
ExPENsEs.-AIl orders should be accopanied by
the sum Of one dollar for each person ordered, an
Application Fee. And in addition to that a remit
lance sufficient TO pay the travelling expenses Of the
hereafter. Ii the order should not be filled, this
money will be refunded at any time the draft of
the party who RENTED it, except the Application
Fee aforesaid.
CONDITIONS on WHICH THE AMERICAN EMIGRANT COM
PANY UNDERTAKES THE HIRING IN. AND FORWARD
ING or WORKMEN FROM, NEW YORK.
l. That it will make all practicable effort to obtain
the operatives required who fulfill, as nearly pos
Slbic, the conditions of the order.
= That. in advancing money to pay the travelling
expenses of operatives it will take all possible pre-
caution to procure such security us may he obtain
8. That, if the operatives cannot be obtained, the
money advanced to procure the same will be re
H. That the parties ordering advance to the Com
pany an amount sufficient to defray the expenses of
the operatives ordered and the Companys fee for the
are not procured,
TERMs-In addition to the fee of one dollar, al
eases 10 be ldtd mnking this uppiicotoa the fol-
lowing charges will be made when operatives or
dcrcd to be sent forward:
OPERATIVES IMPORTED SPECIALLY.
The American Emigrant Company, under the sane
uon Of the law to encourage Immigration" imports
TO order operatives Of every description from any of
the following countries, to wit: England, Ireland,
Scotland, Wales, Germany. France Belgium. Swift
eriand, Norway Sweden. Denmark. Ii undertakes,
through its widely ramiiied system of European
agencies 10 exercise the utmost possible care in the
selection of the men it hircs-to make the necessary
legal contract with them in their country to be
duly ratified ON their arrival hcreto transport them
from their homes in Europe to New lorE-o deliver
them on their arrival here to the importer or his
Agent.
VIII depend upon the nature of the occupation and
the nationality of the men required. Orders for
binary Mechanics, Miners, Railroad and Agricultural
lab0rerS, &c., may however be expected usually TO
lie hcd from Great Britain in about two months by
steamship, and from Germany, Belgium, France
Switzerland in about three months In
Northern Europe the time required will depend upon
me season OF the year: IN the summer orders can be
sailing ship, 1t may be expected 10 occupy about four
weeks longer than by steamer.
The Expense, except the fee. payable to the Com
pany will be repaid by the emigrant; but it will be
necessary IN wing an order TO import workmcn to
deposit with the Company sum equa to the proba-
ton OF the persons ordered. An exact account of
these expenses of emigration Is rendered the de
livery OF the Immigrants and any balance Of the de-
post Is then refunded. The amount necessary to
deposit will depend upon the port of cmbarkation
and the extent OF and-trayeling in Europe But
per cent. about so by steamship and so by sailing
ship. will be sufficient to pay all the expenses OF
British emlgrantS, and to this about So should be
added for EmgramtS from any of the ports of Cont
mental Europe. This, let ii be rendered, is not Il
statement of the exact cost, but estimate of the
Of When viii be refunded by tbe Gpmn"nv S tb
importer and all of the actual expense Except the
Company 5 fee will be repaid by the.wOrkman
The following are the CONDITIONS on tChjchthc AME-
RICAN EMIGRANT COMPANY undc,foEes the importa-
ton II torciQR ,rorhmen:
l. That it will deliver Immediately on arrival at
New ork, to the parties importing, any operatives
whose passage it has paid, If they escape the
dangers of the sea and the ordinary casualties OF
= That it will make all practicable effort to obtain
lhe operatives required, having careful inqG;. !;
made is possible in regard to their moral carac-
ter and capacity as workmen.
3. That in advancing money for the expenses of
their emigration to foreign operatives it will use all
possible precautiOn in procuring such individual,
Joint, and collateral security is obtainabe for its
repayment.
L. That if the operatives ordered cannot be obtain
ed, the money will be refunded.
D. That the parties importing advance to the Com
pany the amount necessary to pay the travelling ex-
penses of the operatives ordered
TERMs.-Men, including Mechanics of every kind,
Miners, Gardeners, Railroad and Agricultural labor
erS &c., from $40 to $50. The amount Of this charge
will depend on the quality of the operatives the
number required, residence, &c as well as the price
of sterling exchange, the expenses of the Company
being chiefly in Europe in such cases
The Agent of the AMERICAN EMIGRANr COMPANY
for the State of Maryland, will furnish, upon appi-
cation, any additional information in regard to the
plans Of the Company, and will receive orders upon
the terms above specified for aborers of every class
Address or apply to w. r. COLE
Maryland Agent American Emgrant Co.
oc2-t N. +. cor. Baltimore and North SITS.