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0c5-u General Passenger Agent.
gSi,fs -.g iiFl5ss53;sS==ee..sZ5 ORANGE AND
ESQ S.ltf ::s;;-.+i55a LENA DRTA RAILROAD
THROUGH By RAIL
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA 70
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG.

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA 70
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG.
On and after FRIDAY. Sept. l. 1855. the trains o
TRAINS SOUTH
Leaves WASHINGTON at....,.. , Z. ". and $50 P. n.
- Gor!onsville at......l22J ?. N. and 40 a. NJ
Arrive IN i,iehp pond at. ~ Z r. and A. y
Nyn'n? TRsA 15 N IL Fl n and s = NJ
Leave Lynchburg at........ 6t5 A. NJ and rs ?. NJ
Eeamo g2 % s Y AID :, 7l Is ? u
arrive in Alexandria att. ASS P NJ and 40 A. NJ
Y ashngton at. $50 ?. ii. and rs A. NJ.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Alexandria at
a NJ arrIyng.ln G0rdansville at rs A. NJ. leaves
g9rdonSylle TT 1885 P NJ arriving III Alexandria at
THRQUGn FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Alczan-
dria at a. NJ, arriving il Iynchbura ct 40 2. H..
leaves Lyneh6urg at 800 A. Mr. arriving in Alexan-
Passengers for Wagrenton will take the 7 A. NJ.
tram south from Washington, and the6.45 Il. II. train
Passengers BY the 6i5 A, NJ. and 7.15 p. NJ. trains
rom i1ynghourg, and the A. NJ. and LISP: NJ. trains
from Richmond connect with trains at Washington
for all parts Of the North and West.
This route has the advantage over al Others, by
having 2 continuous rail from New Eork to Lynch
It also passes through Fairfax Bull Run, Manassas
BTlstoe, CatettS, Rappahaan0ck Culpepper, Orange
fought.
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express build
OP[oslte Inc nattiul ana Oalo Railroad Depot
In H2Shngton also at the Depot on Maryland avenue
Trains leave the corner Of First and sS.. Washing
ton. VIM. II. MCCAFFERTY
General Superintendent.
j. ii. BR0ADUS,
ocs-u General PASSENGER Agent.
-. Tfssfsssa6T-.5a- YORK ROAD RAIA,
tssF5E Es::iis;:4!.I5 NA1.
On and alter MONDAY next, March 5.h. cars will
leave City Hall at each hour, rom A. NJ TO Up. NJ
except II noon.
Night car for Towsontowu at lIP.M.
r. Leave Towsontown every hour from &. II. 10
2. NJ. eXcept u nmnn. mo-
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RAILROAD NOTICES

FsSFs sisi rzfl:s sEs.iF5 7aHETAA DELPHFA. WIZ.
sEEa ai1 ii7l ;tei4 MINGT0N and BALTIMORE
RAlLROAD.-in order to facilitate travel between
Railroad, and the Eastern Shore of Maryland this
Company has arranged to start a train from Balh
more daily, cxcept Sundays, at 7.& o'clock A. NJ,
commencing on MONDAY, April 18th, connecting at
New Castle junction with the train for Princess
Anne and intermediate stations arriving at Princess
Returning leave Princess Anne at 945 o'clock A.
NJ arriving in Baihmo Ggi At 70 ~ p n 49,.
Ts4G characterization es5 zsasl...s.-as3
sa March arc ls& t,' two GiG-yRa
lSlll run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
MAIL TRAIN viii leave baltimore daily Iexcert
Sunday. at $50 a. NJ; EXPRESS TRAIN VIII
@ oSMiM fRHN caves
ioE Wheeling daily at 6.45 4. NJ. EXCEPT Sunday
These trains connect at Belar and Psrkersburg for
al F FRiRf5 s DISQUALIFICATION f4 HSGfTf TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at 43Q P NJ Except Sunday.
East-heayes Frederick at 7.l5 A. Nj. daily, (Suo-
The EELiG0TT's MILLS TRAIN leaves Balt,-
more more q T! 40 and 10 A. H., and $3.50 NJ, and Eli
FOR WASHINGTON.
and 5 and5 P n On md S9o at s1 4l6 and
S+5 A. NJ, and AS ana 7.45 P. NJ. Leave Washing
2 On Sundays and 5 at 5 K aaa and md 25 and and
40 P NJ. The 945 A. NJ. and p ii. trains only
from Baltimore. and the go A. NJ. and 2.45 Z. NJ
trains from Washington, stop at way points. The
IL1 !. NJ and 40 P NJ from Baltimore, and the
T.3Q A. NJ. and 4.30 ?. NJ from Washington, connect
with trains on the Annapolis road
Trains leave Annapolis at 80 Il. N. and $40 P n
for Baltimore and Washington.
For further information. tickets of every kind &c .
apply TO } 7. ENGLh Nd, Agent, at Camden Ste
ton, or at the Ticket Office. ". p. SMITH.
=. oo,,, Master Of transportation.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent iag-;i
PHILADELPHIA. WSETYYf3T0& 3Nr
RAhEISz BEE RAILROAD.
fizs IsHg r-tt5s;;SSi::aJ On and after Monday Aur
esSG E2tsl6. the trains will leave Presi-
dent street Depot as follows, viz
at rs A. NJ. 49,
Express Train for New York only at g.20A.M.
Ito ?. NJ. Yin
Accommodation Train for ITavre de Grace and in
termediate Stations ct i.45 P. NJ.
6.35 ?. NJ.
Express Train for New York at s.2OPM.
The above Trains leave daily except SUNDAY.
ON SUNDAYS.
For \ CIV Iork and Philadelphia at 8 20 P n
For Princess Anne, and Intermediate poi1ts on
Delaware Railroad, take rs 4. NJ. train, and for
Dover, Delaware, take the Lie ?. NJ. train
WIZ. CRAWFORD,
pI-TF
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AFFICE OF FHE CITY REGISTER,

w BALTmoRE. March .. 1870 /
CLOSING AN ALLEY BETWEEN CAREY AND
REPUBLICAN STREETS,
The Commissioners for Opening streets. having
made return of their corrected statement Tor CLOSING
an alley north of Lexington street, between Safey
and Republican streets, notice IS therefore, noryoS
given, that the said statement, with ace'mpahylns
plats, will remain at this office for thirty Gays from
from NAV he made to the Superior Court Of this city
-N-- --"' ~ --''NO " JOHN T. PLUMMER.
mh2S-1ay4w City Register,
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r, QUOTATIONS.
The hog market has been unsettled and drooninq
dHrng the past week At the beginning Of the week
gave way at least rs cts q leo tbs The highest quota
lions at the close Of the market day being 49, cts
sales making very slow and with downward ten
dency. 20.
The following figures were furnished by brokers'
McClelland Logan report sales of hogs ati2I%Gl4
cts net, with full supply
Gray & Iudick report sales at 13@14 cts.
Samuel Mllhem d Co., report sales at l2G13I5 cts
Ulery y Sherry report sales at 12@13A cts; marke;
full and declining. - '
Rupley d Go. report sales at 13@14 cts
very dull. e'' CAV
The highest quotations above are supposed to be
of sales made early III the week. and for strictly prime
i-
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QUOTATIONS:
Inc market for Sheep this week has been rather in
active and under the influence of heavy receipts
there has been downward tendency of prices
The following quotations have been furnished by
Samuel Wilhelm 81 Co. report sales of SHARED
sheep at5H9672 cts; wool on at 619@715 cts as to
quality.
samuel Frankenstein reports sales at 512@71S cts.
Tinker Wilson report sales at 513GS cts q Il!
gross for good to prime sheep.
THE SWINE MARKET.
follows viz ~ WYNN
At Redsecker's yard....................... 151a
:. McClelland 4 Logan's yard.25SS
Gray " Judick's yard. ((l6
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UICe aud Uep0t 0JL DTOalWIy, y. Y,
WM. Il. READ,
Wholesale aud Retail Agent,
liT Baltimore street.
For SALE BY All MEDICINE DEALERS.
DR.. Humphreys Is consulted daily at his office. per-
sOualIy or by letter az above for all forms of diSease
ic7 cody
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ExpOrtS-FOreiou.

bushels coss c Clark-1150 bbls meal LOGS
Total value z If gals petroleum. IS boards.
Apriti2 1865. Sis exports Tor the week ending
No.su imperrs-Coastwtse.
Dickinson +" re bales cotton. whedbee
do, Griffin Bros ~ GO CO. u r Mendenhsil Co; do
60! new fgR5 Ed Only hhds sug ar 30 do mo,.s
d. order, 0''asss 70; IS do do, A. White, Is DO
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EESEEIs rs go GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Ill scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore city, letters of administration on the
estate Of NJ Err SCHlFF, late of said city deceased.
All persons having claims against said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with vouchers,
to the subscriber on or before the Goth day Of Sep
temher next; they may otherwise, by law. pc ex
cluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate arc requested to
mako immediate payment. Given under my hani
this 10th day Of March 1886.
FREDERICK A. SCHIFF.
mh2l-1awtH+ Administrator.
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The quickest and most direct route 10 Richmond
Va, and the South, via the Baltimore anu
OHIO Railroad to Washington
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf wash
nstun to Aqua Creek and Richmond. Frodericks-
burg ana Potomac Railroad now entirely completed
from AQUA CEeek 70 Richmond, VA, connecting
there with trains on the Richmond and Fetcrs5urs
and Richmond and Dapville Railroads for Peters
burg, Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh Greensboro
Salisbury. Charlotte and Charleston, sc.
Trains leave Camdea Station atl.IOA 4. NJ. and 3 and
AS ?. NJ, injecting at Washington With steamer
leaving Sixth Street wharf Sunday morning
excepted, at $40 A. N. and 100 P. NJ and arrive IN
Richmond at 2l5 P. n. and A. ".
THO GG3 TO R{GH5{O ~ TE-Y HOUR&
Ftiip Miles, Shorter and hoDrs a1!,tsr than ON,
0tRe->H0tJs,
30 sure and get through tickets via A4uia C-eey
and Fredericksburg to Richmond, at Caudou Station
Baltimore, and get through baggage checks
Qmnibusses and baggage Wagons always in road-
ness to convey passengers and baeEagC 70 the steam
eri in WASHINGTON city free 81 cdorge
4. NEEDIIAM 4 SON,
No. AZ Light street wharf
General Agents
CHAs. II. dAEEY.
0c5-tl teacsal Passenger Agent.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That appli-
~ cation will be made to the Mayor and City
Holiday streets. fs6-laW9U
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n AW Ard REAL ESTATE OFFICE-F
Hap. STEVENS, Attorney at law N. W cor, Lex
ington and st. Paul sts Entrance I'd door on 81.
Paul street. Professional business attended to in ali
the Courts of Baltimore and State of Maryland
Loans Negotiated. Oil Lands and Leases for sale in
West Virginia and Pennsylvania also, Coal and
Mineral Lands f.21 Iy
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Total ZAP At us 20 256 733, 21O IS 1O6, 7S
In giving the above figures we have endeavored tC
give the net weights as possible. The ship
mens reported by the Board of Trade gives the gro
weight of all articles
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a,E. FUIzH&EDE
Eg BALTIMORE

Z, e. tS4z &&h:JE
Eg BALTIMORE
9FFIJE 70. : SOUTH FREDERICK Sf8t1,tt1T7 "a
, Discovered IN the Great Hospitals of Europa
the most certain sAcegyr ana only elaptual remedy
STRUCTURES, AFFECTIONS q g4e &.!acys and Bladder
Involuntary Discharges Iapg :oncy General Dobii!
lily, As-l business J1zt.epsy TaayrCr lev Cnir;fs;
CONFUSION Of ld5as, Plantation of me Heart TiI,,ii
',y, Trembling, Dimgess of SIGH. or Git3inass Dis.
eases o, tho i'ead, Throat NCse o. Skin Afecfiona
q the Ligsr LEGE5 stomach or Buwe!s--those terri
ne ais9FiiSrs aii7BE tr1i1 Solitary Habits Of Youth
secret ana 5ot,taTJ prac.s taJal to their VIC
tins tlan tto song al Svruns 70 the Mariners Of
Ulysses. b!ishtin: ;2ciL most brilliant hopes OF an
h,ipaMar3, rcn&egiug Marriage, nc, imuGs5ihls
0mco no. = S. fREbGitt5S STREET.. Taft hand
SIDE gong ttoA Baltimore street. faw doors rom
tho corner. Fail rot TO observe Name and Number
LETTERS must contain 5t'Fno. cci-tf
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HDR0SPEGTUs
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.

Il OF
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.
frst-cass establishment, TO which the citizens CT
Baltimore could retreat IN the heat Of summer was
sought Tor IN yam during the past season. To supply
that want and 10 present at the time profit
aole investment to subscribers, attention called 70
this Prospectus.
Bentley Springs is situated atshe distance of about
80 miles from the city 600 feet above tde-waer OF
the Northern Central Railway, which, With its double
track and present facilities, renders access to the
most healthy in the United States, and the scenery is
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
OF character MaguIhcent trees, abundance Of the
puFesC water, beautiful raVlne9 clear mountain
streams and lofty hills contribute to make this suo
attractive and to point it out as admirably adapte
for large Summer Hotel. The surrounding neigh
b0rhood abOun1s in pleasant Walks shady drives and
delightful prospects.
1t is proposed to profit by these natural ADVANTAGES
By the erection on one Of the eligible sites and
within view cfthe Depot, of rst-caSs Hotel under
tn9 direction OF the Bentley Springs Company, OF
baltimore County. The amount Of Capital is ixod
It Gao Hundred Thousand Dollars, in Shares of One
hundred Dollars each. and the undecsizr are the
Officers and Directors.
1t is believed that, in asking the citizens of EgIti-
more 10 SGeSel9e to THIS project, are advancing
their individual interests well that Of the city
itself.
Our citzsns viii be- waited OF by TIC Directors Of
Sne company log tao purpose OK soliciting sukscrip"
lions to the stock,
Application may also DO made to the Secretary.
at the 0L0ce Of the Company No. II >. Charles street
BOARD OF pIHECE0hS:
L. 8. ABBUTT Rreslt.
h }2RR 3 ianfR9 Hutchinson S atF 5rsf
A. L. Knight, Lass Coale, JrSf
G. W. Burton. lsaAc 5. George,
hugh SisSon, Ut. Y. q. Coates
Wood yard Abrahana. G; W. Bentley,
e. ". Robinson, Ct&s. " s!b. ireslurof
I X. knight. Secretary no2l-"
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April 12.-Cotton advancing; sales of
200 bales So cts. Flour SOLO cts higher and tend
ing upwards market excited; sales 1880 bbls State
Sc 7O@8.10; Ohio s. 25@l1.1O; Western $6.7O@S.O5:
Southern frmer, with sales of 1900 bbls at $500,
Spring $2.63@265; Milwaukee Club $40; white
Western $40. Corn 2@3 cts better; sales $4,000
bushels bushels at SO@S5 cts. Pork firm at S25.75. Lard
gar dull Coffee dull at 1S534G319 cts Naval stores
quiet. Spirit turpentine $f.90@1.921@ Petroleum
corn 1871 cts. Gold l2T1I. w
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MAIL REGULATIONS.

Time Of Arrival and Closing Of Ifails at the Post
Office, baltimore, nd.
DUE CLOSE.
Eat. A. NJ. p. N. A.. N. p. N.
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LIZ LIZ i III s74iiS7;=22 CENTRAL RAILWAY.
WINTER SCHEDULE,
TRAINS N0RTHWARD.
Leave Baltimore as follows:
York Accommodation, No. 1.....,..,,.... 72o i. NJ
Ilai .............,.. 200
PaT ri -G Accoraiaodation No. 5 n
York GO 3.....,........- $50 "
Parkton 90 8.......,....... $50 Is
PittsbuTS and himlfa Express .............. 945 -
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Pittsburg and Elnira Express,........... 7d0 4. NJ
Partition Accommodation, No. 2............. $50 81
York Accommodation no. 2..................l0l5 "
FAST lane. P II
Partition Accommodation, No. I. at Bolton l39
York Accommodation, No 4.............. SIS g."
Mail; Fast Line and Pitts6urg and fimira Fxnresz.
viii not stop between Baltimore and Partition.
Fast Line Mail and Accommodation trains, leave
daily except Sundays.
Pittsburg and Erie Express, leave daily except SAT
urdays.
Mail and Accommodation Trains arrive daily ex.
cept on Sundays.
Einira Express arrives daily except Mondays.
Fast Line arrives daily.
Mail Fast Line, Pitts5urg and Erie Express and
Pltt2bUTg and EiDIra Tpra;E close
with the Pennsylvania Central Railroad ct Harris
burg for PlttShurG, Cleveland, Columbus CiECinu at
LnGianapolis Chicago, s.. Louis, Fort Wayne Louis
vile, CGlros and ali points in tie West, Northwest
and acutGTest Mail and Express Trains CONNECT ri
k,mira with the New York and Eric Railroad toI
York.
Fer further information. apply At C,iygrt Station
]. r. DUBARRE.
General Superintendent
I'd. :. YOUNG
Hols-lt General Passenger Agent.
III LII =zrss:3 s;9tE5 IS ls&i'; a'Es:9sf.
MAC r. RIO TRA F&LLERS GOIYF N0U7A
,,u7y1,-, - nv
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&c and firm: Sales of No. at 81 264@l 2ls4 and.No
at eS16@8lc. Corn active and advanced l@l2e sales
g. 4S1%g4lc for No; l. Oats steady at 26@2634c for
hh o n o. and 2}4g24c for No 2 High Wines in
LAM = 17i Cts Provisions dull Mess Pork S25@2-
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sl1gVING EaAUHINES:
r1sE WI Egsz rzMPRovzrGnNT

Saving IS Dor cent space weight transportation,
friction and number Of parts over the best engines,
with great economy IN steam ami repairs The cheap
est Simplest most compact and durable msde.
Adapted to Marine, Stationary, Portable Locomo-
tive Oil and Mining uses Of any size.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

UT DALIIMUhE,
OFFICE E73 SOUTH BROADWAY,
In the Banking House formerly occupied
10y the Second National Bank.
This Company insures ioithout charge for Policy.
buildings Merchandise and other Property in or out
of the city against Loss or Damage by Fire for one
year or for shorter period and assurances may be
made for seven or for less number of years. The
Company also insGres Vessels and CargOes on Inland
Navigation and Marine Risk.
Applications for Insurance or for information in
relation to the Company may be made to JAMES T.
RANDOLPH, Vice President. or to
HENRY C. JONES, Secretary.
, PRESENT BOARD DIRECTORS.
X L. Hawley, John J. Abrahams,
JAS 7. Randolph, Jas. q, Ramsay.
YIN. ii. Gathcart, George A. Coleman,
Gharles l: Morris, 1hos. Booz,
Jobn D Gllman, Caeb B. Hyues.
mhl2-t JOHN w. RANDOLPH. President.
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ADDRESS,
EGAE HICKS ENGINE COMPANY.
IS Liberty Street,
ia23-2tarEu New York.
Nn ACadINE IARH8,
- -4rInfHT
BILLIARDS! BTIIT1RRs

d NSNSiGNEE'S N1THCE.-The consgnces of
e1tt, from Boston, viii please attend to receiving
penSe. KIT say E GRAY
mANU enr. Buchsnan's wharf and Pratt SIS,
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PhiIadelphia Markets.

PHILADELPHIA. April 12.-FIour quiet Supplies
come forRa "a ly slowly and holders demand an al
Pennsylvsnia Rye92 cts; Canadian 81. Corn Lower
Sales of Yellow at rs cts but this figure was refused
at the close. Oats higherSales at $1,000 cts. WINS
ky scarce. Pennsylvania S2.25, Ohio S2.2S.
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| CINCINNATI, April 12-Flour dali. Wheat better
| Whisky nominally unchanged. Mess Pork S24509
4 IS for country. and $25 for city. Lard l734 cts
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Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board!
Prices OF Stocks ana bonds in New SOri,

Furnished BY Leonardo J. Tormeg Co.. &och and Bal
Brokers'. No. q South Street.
April Il 1855
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THE attention of the public is invited to the
L above n.med Oil, which is pronounced by
all who have used it
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House Lots for Sale.

SEVERAL ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS sit
- uatcd near the houses Of Stirling Haynesl nd
rrh abed Kent, Esquires. in Ellsworth, and q part
OF the Homestead of the late Andrew Peters,
Esquire, are offered for sale at very low prices
Call 90 tho undersigaed, or Col. J. W. Jones for
further particulars
Also for sac CHIP YARD LOT, adjoining
l.. b. Ulmer's steam mill property.
CuAs. PETERS, }p.
J. A. PET ERs.
ElsaeEtb, sei'. 18th. 1855. IS
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CERTAIN CURE
IN ALL CASES. OR NO CHARGES MADE

Dr. Dow is consulted daily, from A. Y. to ?. \. a.
above, upon all difficult and chronic diseases Of every
name and nature, having BY his unvearied attention and
extraordinary gained reputation which pa
tiets tIom all parts Of the Country TO obtain advice
Among the physicians in Boston, stand higher IL
the profession than the celebrated DR. DOW No Endi.
colt street Boston. Those xho need the services Of
experienced ply scian and surgeon should give him can
P.s-Dr. Dow importx and has for sale new article
called the French Secret. Order BY mail Two for 81
sni red stamp.
boston April, 1856 lyl3n
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Mistett us.
American Land Company and
$3.50 Agency.

A company with the above title has been
organized under the laws of the State of
New York, of which John A. Andrew is
President and Frank E. Howe, Vice do.
and General Agent. This company, says
a circularh has its origin in the new relations
of the Northern and Southern States, and
in the capacity of each to help the other.
The day of necessary antasonism is past.
That of co operation has come. No such
prospect of greatness ever opened before
nation, az that now before the American
people, nor were such opportunities ever
afforded to individual citizens as those now
presented to all who can bring to the tasks
Of life either skillful, intelligent, courage
GUS labor, or capital, by WHICH such labor
can be employed.
i. Where Capital is needed upon tangible
security, it will be the office of this Com
panv to supply it, and where labor may be
unattainable or scarce, to aid in supplying
the want. Pursuing its Agency, this Com
pany proposes to engage in the purchase
and sale of lands for others--in the cstab
iishment and assistance of manufacturing
enterprises in the inducement of immigra-
ton--in the restoration Of farms and plan
tations, abandoned, or devastated-in the
introduction of needed machinery, and
skilled workmen-in ne yotiating loans for
organizations, or for individuals, and in
transacting all business, in which respon
sible agent, known and trusted by all inter-
e,ts, may be usefally employed"
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THE SOUTHERN NEGROES. Gov. Jcu-
kins. of Georgia, dweit at length in his
inaugural address upon the good conduct
of the emancipated African ''Suce the
fiat of emancipation. although sometimes
unsettled in his purposes and inconsistent
in his service by contract, 1.-THE natural
result. of transition so thoraugh and so
sndden,) take you all to witness add
ressng the Legislature that, in the main,
his conduct has been prasewortby beyond
all rational expectations" He AYERS that
In his udgmeat,she Fidelity of the negroes
in the past. and their decorum under the
distressing influences of the present, are
without parallel in history. and establish
for them a strong claim upon our favoring
patronage. The same testimony has
come TO us from many other sources: but
il IL specially encouraging to have it off
ciaiiy from Southern Governor at this
time when apprehensioas are expressed as
10 the conduct of the negroes during the
holidays n. Y. 7ID'es.