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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27
,raa. FARMERS MUTUAL tlRE
Insurance COmpany of tho State
of Delaware.

(oRIaiSAL MILL CRggK, &c)
This Company continues to offer to the people of
Delaware its superior advantages OF nsura nee az anst
oss by fire, on all descriptions of property except Ma
rine risks
Renee in and attention TO the subject of Mutual lusu
rance, (bens the nrst to Introduce the principle
our state BY reason OF which It is believed the Man
ayers havu been enabled adjust and discriminate
between the different varieties OF property
der the membership among the most acquiiabie In
character Of the numerous insurance Companies pre-
4entad TO the public.
H. take, credit 10 itself that its payments losses
have be9n so prompt and liberal that in % years bus
neso and osses reaching over *iOo,C0u, net single
Of litigation has occurred, aud sosrtsy with
out ire satisfaction to the parties insured.
Locking more 10 the safety than to the lumber and
amount d us risks it has declined Hundreds of 1hou
ands ci Dollars uI lDsCtAnce either requiring zoo
great an amount In single risk offering unht OBJ
jeci Insurance forthe character OF tho institution.
10 THIS maauetit IS conceived u has the saiest Rd
most select list iusuraTees, in proportion to the
e,n"uut--over SIX Millions of Dollars, of any other
Company within reasonable range.
evidence Of this, has only reduced the rate
Insurance. at all times moderate, onesiyth, during
lie last yesIs, bat 1t presents now clear sur plus
ud of slj O0 as security against any assessment on
he Deposit Notes, which by the resort to Scrip
being issued Will be paying interest to them from jan
uAry 1862, atths rate of per cent, per annum thu.
! making a still characterization.
/ II commenced the year lS62 with a real protection
othee maunhJ in Deposit E1ss Of 1000
( Surpluifnn 10000
rota lpro, sctiou 400 900
Iti- toe werk Of the Farmers of Delaware and as
auCh they ought to patrOnheW.
President--JEssEE SHARPE
Secretary md Trsasurer-RoBERrM oCABB, 81. d.
DIRECTORS
Eli Wilson, Brandywiue Hd.; James DalRplain
Christians HID, James Webb, samuel Barr, T., G.
sto,senburB aud Jessso Sharpe, Wilmington HID; Rob
ert MoCab1, MIL Creek Id John p. Williamson
White Clay Crock Hid George z. Tybout, New Castle
Hid; Curtis D. Ellison, Pencader HID John G. Clark
Red L on, lid Dr. VIM. Cummins, smYrna Thon,a
Murphy St. Georges Hd.; Charles T. Fleming, Pete
causey, Milford }. P. oomcgys, Dover oharlesTui
| nell, Georgetown.
AZ ENTs-As we'll for receiving publications. fur Il
surnnee as dues OF msnhers:
Ell Wilson, Brandywine, HID; Robert MeCabe, MI
ma % p,a ont'naGH az yy i,.o
I"uctJer lid; Red Lion, St, Georges, and Appoyuini
mink Hundreds Joseph Griaith, Smyrna jaime
CHp?su, New Castle I'D; Charles T. Flemming, MI
ford; Charles Tupnell. Georgetown; Henry Tod
Dover,
Communications on general busu, Ms addressed to Il
uudcrsg ned, Wilmu ston will receive immediate
ton. ROBERT MeCABE M D.
July2 Secretary
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

Flour! Flour Flour =,

Corner Of lOth and Market Ste. a. ANN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27
BREAD AND CAKES
Observation-Disclosures
H. &. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIsf,

u,
II TagE HNeviviher, u new article for the hair an
eds Skin, superior to allthe ordinary preparation
Ma now in use Tor the hair tho AGENTS. a X. BiDE
(IA hurst SIT Market St.
Poor Richard Eye Water "a new article ersale at Il
II. brinkhuHt's.
Hsnbold sBuehu ,for dissaBe the Kidne
Drupsy, a O. IL. X. Brinkhurstsstore,
Silver 1.-The best
yer Plated Ware, 90.
Marselis Aromatic Fine Cut-This ARTICLES putp
nd Used the tobacco, til beat an
stltuts We have ever had. II. Il. BrinShurst.
Tobias venltian Horse LiuiEsnt large bottesat b.
Brinshurst n.
Mrs, Misow ssoothin xsyru enteethins "a,
u, X, Bring hursLh.
LItIActAtOr the Handkerchief "a u n,
ExtrActs jpst received at II. X. brin ghurst'B.
syrinse all kinds and sir cheap al H. r.
1russes shoulder Braces, Suap. Randnree gu
nc. Quitb assert ment at ii. X. DrnEhurste
BrinKhursts Cough SyrupThefe 10 nothing IN mari
to this Syrup for bad cold cough H. r. Brlnahurst
Jaynsa Family Medicines At the ovest priceg OF III,
agents II. r. BRINGH CRsT,
ssp24 Fourth ~ 'arket sts , Wilm IN eton, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27
LIE HIGM & UMU1LKILI- CUAL.
224O pnunds Tn tke Ton

zk The subscriber has just received . very
WXF superior quality of Spring Mountain Lehigh
6Coal. This Coal Is admitted to be the purest
and best; the same quantity giving more
heat and lasting longer than any other Coal coming from
the Lehgh Region also Locust Mountain, Broad MouR-
tain and Baekheatb sohuylkil Coal Of all sizes All per-
DESTROYS OF combining com fort with economy would
find 10 their advantage call at the Wood and Coal
Yard below the Railroad between King aud French bts
janl7ly JOHN IL. TURNER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27
COAL! COALt

4A Tho subscriber has constantly ON hand
N35P Locust and Broad Mountain Coal Of all sizes
sxdI carefully prepared for family use, ut the
lowest market prices. 22iO lbs. to the Ton.
Please call before buying elsewhere Also, Hickory Oak,
and Pine Wood. BARR'S Coal Once
aprAtf Front and Tatnall Streets. Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27
Good Pictures guaranteed made Sexo very reasonable price
New Castle County Mutual Insurance
COMPANY.
oFFIC" WILMINGTON INSTITUTE"
Corner Eighth and Market Sfs,

OOrner Eighth and Marker Sfs.,
,,. :. WILMINGTON. DEL.
interest IN Pr p mi INN n otes II educedts perct.
Ne rr,nepsloi Mutual lnsursnceis believed tobe
the cheapeht aEanst loss by Ire nd
houkn M, instituton has been but years
the list OF insurers will tAvoraby with
5lner losses by that time although
Insured in this Off and have mad the 10 he
burned out can attest. The object has been
o. safe risks rather than to swell the OF
without regard to essening the IL
soy or sinking the Cash Capitaln Of heavy dis
DIRECTORS.
Wilmington City-William Candy, OeorKs Richard
IN, John A Duncan, Jacob PuseyA William Tatnsl,
SUment b SMITH, John Cochran, Edward I. BellAh,
SGnue Oanby, Charles W. Rowland.
Erandywine Id. Edward airing hurst j Cloud Elliott.
ShriHtiAna Hd-JameR Riddle,
new Castle Hi.-JOhn Guyer,
Mhlte clay Greek Hd,-Abraham +. shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President
3 u SMITH, Secretary aud Treasurer.
lLJ-oMce hoursfrom to l, and from 2toA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27
2O7 Shipley ST., Wilmington, Del,
Importers and Dealers ia
IRON STEEI AND COAL


IRON, STEEL AND COAL,
Coach, Saddlery & Building Hardware
The Subscribers would respectfully call tho at
tent on of their friends and the public to the arg
est ard best selected stock Of Iron and COach Harl
ware in the State, consisting in rart as follows;
ihoN-Best brands, English ard American bars,
rehned and common,
Hammered, bands hoCns scrolls, ovas half ovals,
English 'Junista and Norway slit Il IDS.
Benzon's superi Norsay Horse Nail Rods,
English and American puddled and solid bloom
STEEL-spring, Country, Blister and German
Holbach Steel
Sanderson's superior cast aud shear Steel.
Cultvator Plates, various sizes
HARDWARE Horse ehoes hammered and
| pressed, Horse Nails
Carriage and Wagon Iron Axles
Gatohells and other Elliptic Springs.
Coieman's ,uperior Carriage bolts and Axle Clips.
Nuts and Washers, best Wagon Boxes
| Mailoablc Iron for C9rriago Wo,ks
Blacksmiths Bellows, Anvils. Vses, sledges,
llan mers, Stocks and Dies and other tools
Spencer celebrated Files and Raspa
| American Gmblet Pointed Screws
Trace, Stage, Breast, Back, roii snd Other chains
Amts' and other Shove' anl ptd,s
PioEa, Mattocks, Ftrba ald other Forlirs Impe
| ments.
W .eys Atwood, dld ether Pow Jrs,iufs
Benttys Edge Tools, Bsricu's DRAWING knlVps
Butchers, Cbiiels and p ane Iro.s
Dtston' superior -Evs Of MI Minds
Pughs and T5Eowcils Au@-r- aud E"sco Bits.
| Vets Beroh and e'l.- |'Hau..
Iron kivets, inucd arl Corr,- Bat livets.
Lead, B.nca lin. -is'ivr .'s n Rabbit Ne al
Iron and Steel, 70, Z -o Z'r, N7d lin.
Lghtning ols md Fixulrs. N~i-1 listers points
| for di
arindstones, Crank a,a :. .ne.afr ditto.
Fairbanks Platform aud ,,tuier scales 1t nHuu
fdclurcrs If.ces
Gia,s, Putts, 'Pa,-ts cash aaI Furniture Var
nishs7.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

I" 49, Appetite 49,.
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t'rtti.st lEetk Serl
sac by - Srurgist =
The New York herald., 1866-06-19

NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC.-THE SENATE OF TIE
~ state OF New York; tho 2Dth OF April las adopted
the following resolution:
Resolved, That sec cnnnItiee Of three he appointed 10
during the with Mayor Of New York. tho State
Engineer Engineer ~ the Crton ascar.
and report tc the seuste the most and
proper route routes for Railway rwRys suited
the rapid transportation OF from the upper 10 the
lower portion o the cy Of New York having IN view the
practical brnrht ard safety the public the
irls loss and injury property adjacent said
routes.
The foIin~ing the members Of The conm,ssion:--
senator George n. Andrewa-
Senator Henry X. Low.
Srnntnr Charles q. Cornell.
State Engineer J. Y. Gool.en
NayoY John r. Hoffman.
Engineer Alfred W. Craven.
meetings Of the Boar held Nay 81 and June y
resolved that parties Interested Be and hey hereby
submit parp and epcchcasions
In the above resolution be sddrvssed ITO the
Commission Ransis' at the oioc Of StrpeA
Commissioner Of Broadway and Park place, The
city Of New York before Tuesday the lt day of
The commttee deem desirable thai pans should b.
accompanied by Apprrimatr rstimntes Of eypnse
GEORGE n. ANDKEwa Chairnan-
A w CRxxxr. HnrrctArx
The New York herald., 1866-06-19

~ cities Of New York and broohiyn and an, shop
butchers and market butchery fequcsted attend
public meeting the of fhe Butrhcrs' Hide and
Melting Association. Of First and Firth street.
this asday) afternoon June ~ a ocsck busincs0
Of the create It importance. by order Of
J. W. CLINch, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1866-06-19


WE. TIE UNDERSIGNED srEERAGE PAssErgERs
w from Ly'r1po and Queenstown % New York PER the
National se4n Navigation Compsny's steamship Luss-
ana, Arrhibsn Th"mpnn commsn!sr having arrived ni
noe about drsrt from The ship % our vaous aessios
ons cannot ukc farewell brfore expressing
thanks 70 the .pian aud ors OF The shp for their
navgEet the ship 50 noby scross the broad Atlantic
and brought . safely 10 orr port OF destination.
We al the Anne time desire b. unqualified
probation ohe nsrrage which "a arce and well
and awss kept IN the NJ order The vctn alinR Of
the shin onnot W. believe he SURPASSED by any
going saer. and the unvaryna kindness and attention
the mot forgetng the pnrrer and chief
s,cwardAnd also Of the tewars 70 the general eomfors
and wehrr OF the Passengers, has greatly sdded 70
oomforSnd happiness and relieved the msnotony Of the
voyage -
View bid goodby 70 the Lousana and her otccrs
oerelshng the Louisiana and her ofcers
hesltand prosperity and n al their undertakings
II should be fortune the Atlantic again.
srtaniy shall gn by th. line. and would rrspcct
ul advise friends and the travelling pubic
pauze the steamers Of the National Steam Nsy'gatior
JANIS BROWN
EDw ARD WILSON,
JAMES DOwLING,
PErrR DUFFEY, l~o.~r.,,,..
MrffAL DOYLE,
JANLs FAHAS,
T.. KENNEDY.
JOHN HAMA.
The New York herald., 1866-06-19

lOrICE.-JAhAICA.
IN GoygRrsrSr srcRx1AxY's OvYlcRl
JAMAICA, June 9. 1854
II In hereby nohes for grncra information that an
sells leaving New yor for IN the island Of Jamaoa
rcqurcd 70 bring with hcn bills OF health, counter
signed bv her Na iesty = Con sui at New York
BY command OF his bsc--ncy the Captain General ana
Governor In Chief of Jailnoa.
EDWARD JDRDoy Government Secretary.
The New York herald., 1866-06-19

THERE WILL BIZ A REGULAR MEETING OF TuK
OCEAN eteamshp rr~men and Coal Passen Protective,
Union Society. ais Iuesiay, evcuins June At spring
rr1ucstsd prcsn lhrrr important hushess 70 10
transacted ny ordsr. nr r. McDkRMO1T. President
JAuxx BunvS SECRETARY.
The New York herald., 1866-06-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

(yHoLERA AT SCHENECTADY, ny.
~ TELEGRAM.
JUrB 10 leod
T. W. MAnspxS. l57 Brosiwav:-
ChnfrA broken in this city Three fatal caseA
Send me BY ten Asiauc Cholera Ours e
have not bottle left. 8. q. BRA00.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-28
A Committee to Watch the Presl'

A noteworthy remark occurs in a
recent occasional letter from Wash
inpton to the Philadelphia Press, which
in view of its authorship, (J. W. For
nev,) is considered somewhat signiil-
cant. Forney says, in reference to the
determination of the President to make
a clean sweep of the radicals from Of
flee on the adjournment OF Congress,
that "thc Union men in Congress will,
however, not leave w ashington without
taking such steps as will at least keep
the people advised of the doings OF the
pro slavery tyrants." The Washing
ton correspondent of the New York
Herald, says: "This remark is con
strued us foreshadowing a design
which has already been rumored, FOL
Congress, through its radical majority
to appointa a joint committee to remain
here during the recess to watch tn
President movements, such commltte'
TO be clothed with all the power tina
can be conferred upon it. 1t was a
one time proposed to give this commit
fee mower to revoke all Executive ap
pointmcnts, but the power OF Congress
to delegate such authority or confer i
upon committee was denied by tn
wiser heads. 1t is evident that nov
they are studying to find what power
they can confer, and intend toput a
many and great obstacles in the Pres
dents way as possible. The day Q
adjournment will be quickly set whe
this more important matter is dete1
mined.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-28
SPEECH OF MIR. HARRIS, OF
MARYLAND.

We publish the first part OF the able'
manly and statcsmanlike speech of this
fearless and sterling Democrat. The
unwavering consistency of such men as
the chivalric representative from Mary
land cannot but be productive of good.
The House having under consideration
the bill No. 543, to restore to the States
lately in rebellion their full political
rights, Mr.. Harris said:
Mr.. SPEAKER: Having been up to
this period of the session silent mem-
ber from choice, l deem it my duty
now to declare my views upon some OF
the political questions which are pre-
sented for the consideration of this
House and this country. Although
my sentiments were well understood by
my fellow citizens who cast their votes
for me at the last election, there has
been since such whirl in the political
maelstrom that they might either feal
that my own position had been chang.
ed, or possibly they themselves nigh,
have been unable to withstand the
mighty efforts made to draw them into
the whirlpool.
In either event, it is proper and hon
orable that /, as their representative
should make open and frank avowal:
in view of the political movements
which must soon take place in my State
and district. / should consider it
most ignoble act to win the support OF
endorsement of any man by the leas
concealment or deception. 1would a:
II lief cheat a man of his money, as b!
hypocrisy and fraud to cheat him o
his sentiments.
i From this l hope, Mr.. Speaker, yo'
and this House will infer that ! am bu
poor politician, according to tn
meaning Of that word in common pal
. lance-a word but the synonym 70
. fraud. violence, and such ignoble cor
: duct as should deprive an honest ma
of his own sell. respect, and would Gel
tainly bring about such condition, bu
{ that these traits Of character are to
, common.
then, sir, declare that in principle
now stand as stood before the wal
: as stood after war was declared; as
: stood in the last Congress. when ! r
I ceiyed its crown Of censure; as | stoc
: in prison and before that internal i
] stranent Of tyranny, . court-marti:
= And as I stand in principle so will
e stand in practice whenever occasi'
Y may require.
I'll When I indica.e tllat there has bet
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-28
Radicalism Unmasked.


The following editorial ta-bits are
from the New York Times, a leading
" Union Republican paper:
Progress, with the Abolition papers
means first, Emancipation next, SUI
frage; finally, Amalgamation. The
first step costs more blood and treas
ure than any nation ever shed and ex'
pended in any one war. While the
struggle for suffrage and amalgamation
is progressing, the emancipated negro
will perish.
FAIR PLAY.
Was it frank, fair or manly to ask
the Southern States to ratify the Con.
stilutional Amendments abollshing sla
very, if we intended, after they accept
lthat condition, to keep them out OF
the Union?
THE GOVERNMENT AND UNION,
The people devoted three thousand
million of dollars and Il half million o1
lives to keep the States IN the Union
Congress has consumed eight months
and other millions to keep such States
out of the Union.
Why, if we are to remain enemies
did we stop the war? While our ar
mics were in the field we could have
completed the subjugation OF the
South.
CONGRESS AND TIE RADICALS.
What step OF any kind has Congress
taken in the direction Of restoration
1t resists the application of Preslden
Johnson's principles; to what othe
principles has it given effect? 1t as
serts that the States which Grant ant
Sherman, and Sheridan and Thoma
restored to the Uniou, are really still
, out of the Union; has it passed an,
measure dealing with them as Terrific
ries: Has it thrown into the form o
law any one of the purposes which II
leaders have avowed, or given any sig
of carrying out what is represented a
, its will? Has it enacted the PUNISH
ment of the Southern people' Has
! provided for the confscation of Sontl
g ern property? Has it conferred upo
g the negro the right Of suffrage?
j. These are all Radical itleas-all par
. of the great Radical plan, which men
, bcrs ofthe House will tell their constr
!. uents has been deemed preferable
| the Presidents plan. But the dllie
ence between them is this: lhe fres
y dents plan, whatever are its defects,
2 practical; he has applied it practlcall;
e and with good results; while the Ka'
4 cal plan is impracticable, and III
amounted to nothing, except as an o
} struction.
, There is more point in the foregoir
, than is usually found in the whole co
ums of Radical twaddle about the Gle
5 potism and treachery, and treason
\ Andrew johnson. Instead of abuslIl
e the President, let the Radical press'
/, answer the above to the satisfaction
), the people.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-28

would tell you that if the people OF the
Southern States, when admitted, shall
with the Northern Democrats, be able
to thwart your selfish and ambitious
views in this respect. it will be in per
feet accord with the provisions of our
Constitution and form ofgovernment;
and they will further say that the mo-
tives which operate upon you, il car
ried into practice, are a complete over,
throw of the fundamental principle OF
our Government, that majority ofthe
people should have something to say
in making or preventing the making OF
laws, or in electing a President.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-28

The question of election of Presi-
dent of the Senate to succeed Mr.. FOs.
ter, whose term expires with the pres
ent session of Congress, is being con-
sidered by the Radicals: A caucus
will settle the matter, and q Western
man will probably be chosen.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-28

The clipper ship, Horner, from New
York to San Francisco, was burned al
sea May 3Oth. The Captain and four
teen others have arrived at San Fran
cisco, after being in q long boat forty
davs Two other boats, with the mate
and twenty others, have not been heard
from.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-28

The London Times gives some val
,,able comparisons of the new Atlantic
cable with those of 1858 and 1860,
showing decided change and refine
ment of submarine telegraphic texture.
The Times remarks that an undetccted
fault in the insulated wire can now bt
regarded as impossible.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-28

The habitusl use of onions, ~ an ar.
ticle of food, is said to be almost Ger
tain protection from cholera, even
when in immediate contact with 1t.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-28

The nomination of Alexander W.
Randall, as Postmaster General, has
been sent to the Senate.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-28

President Fillmore is to deliver
an address in behalf of America, on the
occasion of the Worlds Exhibition In
Paris.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-28
ANOTHER CIVIL WAR.

How the Radical Leaders Intend to "Fire
the Northern Heart, "and Precipitate the
People into Revolution and Anarchy
The Scheme Disclosed-A Significant
Letter from the Hon. Henry Raymond.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-28

There are s7l,OOO,OOO Of specie in
the Treasury vault.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-28

Freeman Clark, Comptroller Of the
Currency, has seut In his resignation.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-28

incredulous Of their existence. That
the extreme Radicals entertain them,
however, there is not the slightest
doubt, and we know, from the expe-
rience of secession in 1861, how few
men it sometimes requires to plunge "a
great party or great nation into
war,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-28

Was it frank, fair or manly to ask
the Southern States to ratify the Con
stilutional Amendments abolishing sla
very, if we intended, after they accept
ell that condition, to keep them out OF
the Union?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-28

Why, if we are to remain cncmles'
did we stop the war? While our ar
mics were in the field we could have
completed the subjugation OF the
South.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18

v.ouniy on the 6rst Tuesday after the second
Monday IN March, and on the frst Tuesday
aiter the third Monday in September.
me mayors Court sits in Wilmington on the
T.sa nn". MOnday IN March, june, September and
BANKING INSTRUCTORS.
THR NATIONAL BANK o. psLARARH, ar wIL-
hiNdroA, &
Corner Of Sixth aud Market Streets Cap-
!sl, $4,000. Discount days. Tuesdays and
Fridays.
ruE TARAER's Rank, AT WILMINGTON,
Corner Of Third and Market Streets. Capt.
sal, SzSb,OOO. Discount days, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
THs NATIONAL BANK OF wiLMINaron AND
BRANDrWiNH,
Corner Of Second and Market Streets. Capt.
Ial, 100000 Discount days, Mondays aud
Thursdays.
rhs UNION NATIONAL BANK OF wILMIH0roN,
Market Street, above Fifth. Capital, $780,
OOO, Discount days, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
TIRsr NATIONAL BANK or WILMINGTON,
Corner OF Fourth and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, 100000. Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
SAVINGS BANKS.
WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND.
Office s. E. corner Of Eighth and Marke
streets
DELAWARE sAvIsus BANK.
Office COS Market street.
ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
Office COZ Market street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DELAwARE YInH INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Ofioo No. 607 Market street.
TARaKRs' Mutual FIRE INSURANCE oOnrAsY o
rHB STATE Or DELAWARE.
ofhes No. 827 Market street.
NEW cAsrLa ooBATr MUTUAL Insurance. (TIRE
COMPANY.
Once Institute Building, Market stoest, abOV
Eighth.