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The national Republican., 1866-07-21

AT THE late caucus Of congressional radi-
Gals ono member called upon his colleague to strip
TO the waist" 10 fght the battle out against the
President. A good many Of them seem to have
stripped eonsidsrably lower than that.-LeuispiHs
Jourssi, q -f'' p. y -i-lI 'H. .s
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

The PORTLAND CALAMTy.-Over two hun
dred dollars have been subscribed for the
Portland sufferers by the clerks in the State
Department.
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

MAJ. L. G. Ross, editor Of the Lawrence
Tribune, has been appointed Senator to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of Senator
JAMES LANE.
The national Republican., 1866-07-21
THE DEPARTMENT..
TorvlcIAL.l

~ "A, IoF'icIALl , \
n 81 y. DsrAarrsxy or srAss, 1 Z
wAsnnsrsu, Jaly -. 1854 ! 9
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. O. A. RAYxosp, the
Vice Consul of the United States at Quay.
mas, Mexico, Of the death, on the 4th Of May,
1866, at Guaymas, Of DR.. J. D. AxDERsoN.
The national Republican., 1866-07-21
III SON ia YL o R.

bUUhbkLLkh AND 5FATIUNkH, = n
SS4 Psnnsylvan avenue doors west Of Ninth street.
WAsHIEaroH Orr.
All the new books Of the age rsesivsd immsdis.siy
upon issas fron the press and for sale at pubshsrs
pricss III afs#.., . sry,. Is al a.r l. :. 81 sl O..
Iuportsd Stationery and American manufacture, Of ali
grades and variety, q the lowest New York press
Blank Books of all styles on hand, and made 10 order
without loss Of time. ~
Visiting Ssras printed. saa plates engraved In the
latest fashion. l'l, -, I. 40 = s..... ..- .
All Medical Books supplied 81 publishsrs' rates.
Paper and knvslopss stAmsd 70 order Ap2.M
The national Republican., 1866-07-21
Capt oh Us, Cav. Brew. Lieut. Col. o.. A.,
Lto a. 1' TT

As-Msasm Aounts' Pile saivs-a Valuable
Remedy for that Dissass also, Consumption Destroy
or, and an Entire Cure for the Bronchitis, Asthma &o
Gan be found At stots Drug Store opposite National
Hotel oimans, near Metropolitan Ho,si rord's eor-
nsr Of Eleventh and Ponnsyvania svsnusi Entwislss
corner Of Twelfth And Penny yivAnia Avsnusi kiotts,
corner Of aud Twelfth strssts Hsrbsush corner Of
Seventh and q. Ht ~ jsl9-H
AS-W enAsrful hut True uet-Msdsms Rsm-
Moror, the world renowned As,rOlosist and somnam-
buiistie cairvoyant while In eAirvoyant stale, do.
linsatss the very fsaiurss Of the person you are TO
marry, and By the aid Of an instrumsn, Of intense
power known the guarantees to pro-
duee perfect and ie.ks picture Of the future hus-
band or wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage
occupation, leading traits Of oharaetsr Ss This Il no
imposition, - testimonials without number ssa assert
By stating place Of brth ags disposoa color Of eyes
and hair and snsleas afiy esnts and stamped savs.
ops addrsssst n yousss you viii rsssivs the pstsrs
By return mail together with desired infosnatioa
Addrsss Ia selAdssss. Madam axssaupz Rsxisssos,
10, Boz ~, wss, Troy NJ ssissawiy
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

L CrY oy PonrLArD,(
MAyoR's 0YvIcE, July Z, 1885
Iearnesty commend the object Of thu forssoing sp-
peal 10 the friendly consdsrstion Of all bsnsyoisal
'sI;ssi j,sS.a AUGUSTUS = s11y1sss n.ys..
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

| AS-To the Citixsns Of 0sorGstown.-Ar-
rsnsssnts have beer made to hAvsth sxruBLIcAH de-
hvsrsd promptly and regularly every morning 10 sub
seribsrs In every part Of Georgetown. ....
Subscriptions will be received By D. W. WHITIN0, at
his News Stand In the Post once. Congress street. who
is the agent for Georgetown, and TO whom all COM
plants will hereafter bs made. s.alrg.-.. ...
Terms-7o cents per month, psyssis 10 the Agent
js2s-H .Ist ~ ~ ".''t ~ a"I
ArBrssoh-Loading Arm.-Ths Board for
the Rxamnation Of Breseh Loading Arms Of which Gen.
sral Hancock 10 president, IL now In session st No. o.
windsr's Building.
Arms will be received dsiiy, between the hours Of II
=. IN. and 2p. m, until further notice.
Investors are requested TO submit their arms In per-
son or By assat to the recorder Of the board.
d. as .Hs a1 W. OWENS,
Capt 9th .. Q. Cav, Brew. Lieut. coi. o. A., p
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

,INOR RENT--A MOST DELIGHTFUL
T RlsIpRNCI On 0sorgstown Hsighb, on the square
bavssn 0fysa sld nontGonsfy strsets, North Of eea
dsrt s!tNst APyiy % ths ptsmhss. Jun ,ssuthu
TOR ,sAi.E-A t.OT7 ON y STREET
liz south, nssr sity ilresA fronting nearly % .fsss
Aid running back to 3ofoot alley. Rss = osnts pss
eTOR sALE-IN THE FIRBf WARD A
H0UsE, THIRTEIN ROOMS, KIToHEN, LARoE
DINING ROOM AND HALL, WITH LARGE CELLAR
UNDER THE WHOLE HOUSE The lot contains
H. 600 feet ef ground under cultivation with grape
VINES, fruit trees shrubs flowers be- 0ss and water
throughout The house II 10 hrst-slsss rssdsnss and
10 In Of the finest losssas in the city. Address
H. u. at this Once 'isteI ssr's q jy1fu Z
TT O. L sTIEBELING 800
liz aat+f fitl az TE!t lL ~
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

\ A1-Amanusnsis.-Psrscn dssiring the ssr-
vices Of . CoPYIsr or AAAHU1NsIs, can be aeeommo.
dated BY lady who writes neat aAd plain hand hy
sppiyins 81 No iss sizth s.ssss wss bsswssn y aAd
streets north. 3'''i '.7 q apas-u
AS- Marriage and Cslibaoys an Essay OF
Warning snd instruction for Young Mss. Also. Dis
sasss and Abuses which prostrats the vital powsra,
with Of relief Sent free Of charge u sealed
letter envelopes. Address Or. J. sKILLIH H0UGHToH,
Howard Association, PhiiAdslphis. Pa. splT-sn 8
I - Moth and Frschlss.-LAdiss afniotsa
with Discooraons the Face called moth patches
frsekiss, should use Perry's Celsbratsd Moth and
Prscfs Lotion. itis infalibis. Prepared BY Dr.. D. O.
PERRY, Dermatologst 10 Boad street. New York. Sold
by all druggists In washinsoa saa slssvhsrs. Price
a. H.1- 'tTf ."fuAF Ha.aH IT, myl7.ttksSn
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

III O., l. sTIEBELING 800
= Have opened nsv stand for the sale Of all kinds
Papsrs. ssaSssry Cigar, &e, At No. SIC street. be-
tween Thrssnth and Ycsrtssuth Streets Subscriptions
rsssivsd fp IN New York, Phiiaaslph. AID Baltimore
pApsss.. IeA.a .laaL Islha .lsli- . " -isls-lml
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
NOTICE.

Thesubscriberh asthis day sold his entir stock
Of China and Glassware, Cutlery, DO to Tho1
de Normandie, who will continue the n sin ass Al
the old stand, No. 500 Market st. He Cordially
rooommendshis Successor to those who haye bsenn
customers AT hostore as ono who perfectly under
stand the business and willattend to their wants
both agreeably and with promptness.
Dec. 1862. CLEMENT D. SMYTH.
Thesubscribcr havin gbeen identified with the
establishments Of David Smyth, David Bmyth
Son and Clement D Smyth, for the past eighteen
years mas purchasedthes store whiohth after has
hand, with the intention Of carrying on the same
business Thesteck 10 by far the largest and most
| complete OF Its kind In the State, and embraces
nearly every srtieiein use, ofsither China, Glass
" oueensware, as wsliAs q good assortment Of
Silver Plated and Britannia ware, Gallery, 30. !,
30. Also the most extensive stock Of Goal oil
Lamps, ohimneys and Shades in this city. The
purest qualit Of Kerosene OIL always on hand. II
10 hoped the old customer and friends ofths o..
tablishnentwillo continue with the change Of pro.
prietorship, the patronAgeso literally bestowed
on the former owner.
THOMAS De NoRMANpn.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16


FoREaS The steamer Persia, with dates
to July l, arrived at New York on Thurs day.
Nearly ali her news is ia reference 10 the war
in Germany. The reports OF the battle fought
in Bohemia are AS cSnfis'iGg as ever. 1t
would appear that two battles were fought
one on the morning when the Prussians vera
successful, the other in the evening, when the
advantage remained with tho Austrians. Toe
statsgetic purposes Of The latter power have
been gained, and the Junction Of two Prussian
armies rendered. impossible. Hanover bad
been occupied by the Prusyians, aud its army
| had surrendered to them uucondi'ionaly
after vainly endeAvoring to break through the
hostile lines. The Austrian Army oil the North
| 1t is expected, will quickly follow up is cut
cesses. There has been no more lighting ~
| Italy, but Victor Enm Inuel announces that
| the campaign will be Immediately resumed.
Uialdini has Joined bis army to the mai body.
| Garibaldi and his volunteers have not fought
yet. An engagement had taken place on Lake
| Garda between some Austrian gun-boats and
| an Italian fortress. The gunboats were com
| PEELED to Withdraw, one in disabled condi-
| ton. The Italian fleet in the Adriatic is pre-
pairing to attack the Austrian squadron, They
are nearly equal in the number of guns. The
Italians possess several iron ciadP, ne of them
very large and formidable. Taere are rum9rS
atloat that active intervention on the part OF
France will not long be waited for aud that
the needed assistance will be given to Italy
| The feet at Toulon is being prepared for STD
aud this gives additional interest to the WAL
rumors. In addition, it is said that NJ Dronyn
do Il, Hays, the present Minister of Foreign
Affairs will be removed, aud some one moe
Tor war policy substituted. Lord Derby ha:
given up the Idea Of making coalition Cabi-
net in Elgland, and will content himself viii
purely Terry one Some OF tho pa rets proph
ecy the speedy return of the Russell party t
power. The layin of the Atlantic cable wa
to have commenced GA July To-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

THAT LErrER.--Ths Gazeits having insin'
mated that no such letter as the "Beverly
Thicker" letter to his comrades in treason, in
which the Rebel Conspirator directed reply
to be sent to him, through our friend Senator
Riddle. was in exietencs-that 1t had betn
'trumped up" by certain persons, for their
own personal interest, &c, we have taken
some trouble to procure the original letter, and
now have 1t IN our possession, and viii be
pleased to exhibit it, to any one who may
call at our office for that purpose, during the
present week, after which 1t is required to ba
returned to Washington. We understand that
other letters and further developments have
Teen brought to light, Of which we may not
now speak, hut await the investigation that
may he lsiiu the case. Can II be, that Sena
to- Eijdle, during the Rebellion against thi'
Government, while occupying seat in the
United States Senate, was in CORE: pondenct
with traitors, in and out of the country, oil
was transmitting under cover of his oficia
frunk, their reasonable correspondence. Pr
l.7tt one reason why these traitors couhdet
in our friend Senator Riddle, was because the.
Lao j ard OF his public declaration, and kueT
that lac "was ready to follow his State,
iuto secession and rebellion.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
IIEGTsTER,s OFFICE,

Trrou the appliossIon 81 WI ", sFEw1TshR4s "a
U mlnisrator Of Hester Ann Jones, late Of Psncader
Hd., IN said gogn;y, deodi II 70 ORDERED and al
give 19tes e. The granting Of letter. q
thereof BY causing advertisements to be posted
within forty fror the date ofsuch sig
ofthe most public places Of the county of New Cas-
tie, recurring all persons having demands sainsttbs
hsate, to present the abide By DAet Of As
sembiy such made and provided And also
the same to be inserted within the period In the
Delaware Republican, newspaper published in Will
min gton and to be continued thsre two months.
WI Given under the and and Seal of0hee Of the
Is. RegisterA aforesaid, atNsw Castle. i'm New Cas-
III tie county aforesaid the day 1pd year above
NOTIOE.-Aiipsrsonsbav ise CLAIM a ainsf the ss-
tate the the duly attesA
| to the Administrator on or before MAY 18Th, 1907,
abide the act Of Assembly in Huch Ads and
| provided. WIN. W, STEWART,
| June II -2m. ADM niBtrator.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

CoNGggss.--Iu the Senate on Thursday, a
report from the superintendent Of the National
Observatory in relation to the proposed Isth
mus canal 10 connect the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans was presented. The bill authorizing
the issue o, registers 10 certain vessels was
passed. The tariff bill was received from the
Houae. Mr.. Grimes moved to postpone he
bill until the next meeting OF Congress, and
supported his proposition at length. Finally
the motion to postpone was agreed to. The
bill to establish additional assay Offices for
gold and silver was reported. A bill to regu-
late the appointment OF jurors 10 Utah, and
otherwise TO curtnil the power Of Mormondom
was reported from the Committee on Territo-
ries bill granting the use Of tents, clothing
&c, to the sufferers by the Portland FIRE was
passed A resolution was adopted, calling on
the Secretary of the Treasury for tabular
statement OF Import dutiea, levied on different
articles uuder each act since 1872, A com.
mitfuo OF conference WAS appointed on the
legislative appropriation bill. The Niagarl
ship canal bill was taken up, and several I'M
portanl amendments were made but withou
tina action, the Senate went into exeeutiv,
se.eldn, and afterwards adjourned.
HoUsE-A committee of conference was ap-
D trt.d on the legislative appropriation bill
The question in reference to the printing Of th'
mi uiy rnd minority reports OF the recon-
tWuCtsn committee came up, ana an attemp
Wa. mide 10 charge the committee with design
ed.y emitting to print the views of the minor
iiy 4 me committee along with the regular
report. Finally the whole ma TER was laid CT
ihe liable. till was reported prohibiting any
iOreiga Telegraph company from landing and
OpeE -lng ATTY line OF telegraph upon our coast
will 1t special permission from Congress
After some discussion twas referred back to
the commltse. The building OF several rail
rad hriit;es was authorized. The contested
etc case ofFuller VS.. Dawson came w, but
wa. Aid oies until to day. resolution waa
adopted tur the printing OF twenty Thousand
copies OF tie revised internal revenue bill A
BIZ was passed authorizing the President t,
place at the disposal OF the authorities Q
Portland tents and hospital furniture and cloth
ing, IN The relief oil the families rendered home
less ~ the FIRE. resolution was adopte
cdhls on the Secretary OF War for a report c
Toe uaIon and rebel soldiers who died duriu
ID -s'e.ou while held as prisoners Of wa
Adjourned.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

MEpIcAL RLnoraIoiry, O. II. Lawton,
from Philsdephia,) would say to his friends and
the public that he has opened an Office al 9l3 Mar
ket street Wilmington, and is prepared to treat all
kinds OF nervous, chronic and uterine diseases on
cleo rical principles and in the most scientific man
nor. Nervous diseases, Rheumatlsm, HeuraIgia,
Paralysis, cured in one third of the time ,ual,y
required by tho ordinary appliances, Nearly ail
cares OF chronic diseases can be etectualiy cured.
and there are none but that egreaty benefited
In uterine diseases its value cannot BIO estimated
diseases peculiar To females promptly relieved and
permanently cured in an incredibly short space Of
time Consultation free
N B-Patients taken by contract and curss
guaranteed.
REFERENcES.
W. Beech, M D N. Y.
A. q. Shattuck, Maiden Lane N Y
u bartholomew, 80 John Street, N. Y.
". Harris 40 John Street, N. Y.
Piatt. 925 Walnut Street. Philadelphia.
BENZ Harris, I'd and Callowhjll, Philadelphis.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

NHw OAsrLE COUNTY, June 9Th, ICES.
Upon the application Of James Fletcher. AdmipiB
s.or Of Hsanasssh Caldwell, late q Milpinstoe
directed by the Re that the tore
SAID give notice OF the grantinE Letters Of Adhin
date Of srsstps Thereof BY esasins IN
IN sI of the most public PLACES the County
OF New Oasts requ ring all persons havins demands
Act Of Assembly in such case made and And
also cause the same be inserted within tb
ROD in The Delaware spAper publish
ed In wilmington, and to be continued therein two
I-) Given under the hand and Sc al Of once o. the
Sss Register Aforesaid at New Castle in New Castle
t~-> Co. Aforesaid the day md YER nboys Eritten
N0TIor-- All persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased must present the same duly
attssted TO the AdmDstr ator before June 9Th
1857, abide the Act OF Assembly such made
and provided JAMES RLETOHKR,
junell 2 mo AdminirtrAtO
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

The CAuSET-lt appears that Hon, William
Denuison, Postmaster General, has actually
rendered bis resignation to the President, and
the opinion is expressed that il has been ac-
cepted Various reasons are given for the
step taken by Mr.. Denui,on, The Star says:
Our belief ia that the demands ct his large
interests in railroads aud other matters in the
West, must have suffered more or less from
his abstraction from them through the devo-
ton OF his attention 10 the duties Of his Office,
| Is perhaps aa much the cause OF the step he has
taken, as his alleged indisposition longer to
cooperate with the President in carrying out
the views el the latter upon the subject OF
the reorganization OF the government Mr.
| Denuison has certainly made a most efficient
\ aud eerviceAble Postmaster General, and on
that score his retirement from the position
will be universally regretted by thoughtful
persons.
In another article, the same paper remarks
The general impression seems to be that As
| sistant Postmaster General Alex W. Randall
| will succeed to the Postmaster Generslship va,
Gated by Mr.. Denaison. We learn that the re,
latons between Mr.. Dennison and the Presi
dent have been entirely friendly. Mr.. DENIM.
| son was the president OF the convention VIII ict
nominated President Lincoln for a second
term, and he does not conceive II to be consist.
ent with his political views TO conutenanct
the call for the Philadelphia convention, re-
garding the latter as 10 antagonism TO the
republican party as represented in the Balti
| more convention of 1854.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

REBELLION. editor of the Gazette writes
as though he thought that rebellio is not
criminal and that rebels should not be denied
any political privilege or be punished In any
wy whatever, According to his logic the sac
riice ola half million of lives and the eTpeu :
diture Of Ii oWsands Of millions of dollars, are
OF little account. That the instigatio of ip-
ternicine strife, OF murder, OF arson snd the
most cruel aeLa, must he looked over and for
gotten as soon ~ the guilty are deprived OF
their power to commit deeds Of wrong. They
must not only be forgiven but must be permit.
ted to III places OF honor and profit, and put
into position 10 control the Legislation OF thu
country. We are opposed to such doctrine
aud think it is high time that every one should
be made to feel that treason lie a crime, q ter.
ribe crime, and to be punished as such. The
peace Of the country the safety OF property
and human lie are too important to be lightly
dealt witA-too important to be sacrifice a
tho whim or caprice of any set ofdefeated pol.
iticians or would be autocrsts. Conspirators
should not again be put in position to plundel
the treasury, to seize the forts and arsenali
and plunge the country into deadly strife.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

pkyERLY TUCKER sfRksD,-we should NE
IN know whether Beverly fuckers friend
seuator Riddle, continues to entertain the
oniniou that it is right to follow his State into
rebellion against tie Government do de-
cIared his readiness 10 do SO at public meet
ing held in 1861, and we have not heard that
he has disavowed the orrectness OF such doc.
,rine. file has changed his sentiments h'
ehould let his constituents know it. Will h'
not speak out2 We hope that he is not afraiC
that by doing so he will damage himself ir
The estimation OF his friends Tucker, Hunter
Stephens, 4 Co.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

A Dseidoa Su ecsss.-Gentlsmen of this City and
throughout the State have long felt the need of
frat class ents Furnishing Store, where they could
got complete outfit in the furnishing line and at
the same time purchase such goods as furnished in
Philadelphia and New YORK. This necessity now
no longer exists, as Doughten No. 5O5 Market st.
keeps variod assortment of the choicest kinds Of
goods direct from the importers, and selected with
that care and taste that make the store the great
central emporium Of the city.
Seatteygood AH6M, successor TO Kelley 4 Allen,
No. 4l9 and 42l " Front street, Wilmington, Del.
has constantly on hand full assortment of family
-four mill feed, grain hay and straw by the bale or
ton. Also, Waltoa g. Whann's and Moro Phillips
Super Phosphate OF Lime aud the Lodi's manufao.
turing Conpany's Poudrette. All goods delivered
within the city limits free Of charge. aprle If
Having just received the very best Merino Shirt
and Drawers ever offered in this MARKET or import
ed to this country, would call the attention Of those
in want ofan extra article, it will give pleas
ure to show them. W. II. CRov BRO, BIS Market
STRAIT.
EY-Musquito noting, kid, berlin, silk, LILLE
thread and other gloves at reduced rates, John e.
txI -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

ANOTHER DsFALcATIoa.-L.P P. Huyck, who
WAS President OF th g bankrupt Merchants Ma
tional Bank atWashington, was also Treasurer
Of the Alexandria and Washington Railroad
company. It'll now asserted that he has defraud.
ed the railroad of $3.50 90 o by a fraudulen,
Issue OF stock, the proceeds being swallowed
up as the bank funds were, by the failur es
from 8 took jobbiug and speculations of Bayne
Co, OF baltimore.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

., . NV UAsTLB UoUhfT, May 70, 1855.
Upon the application of George q. Clehyer Ad-
" mnistrAtor OF Thomas RAtlih late Of st, 0eorEes
Hd In said Os dsod It. la ordered and directed by ths
Register that the notiee
the grating Of AdminisrAtin
eaunnE Adyertsensn,s 70 be psstsd thi, fsty day
places Of the bounty Of New 0ssts, re curing all
sons having gainst the kstae present the
and broyidsd And asq cause the 50 me 70 be Inserted
ewspaper published in Wilmin stoa, and to be oontn-
ed therein two months.
3d. Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New Castle
~ Co., aforesaid the day and year above wrltttnl
- Il. C.FRAIM, Register,
NoTIoE.-AH persons havlnR claims AEsinsiths rs
tate of the deceased atstted
TO the Administrator on before May 10, 1857, OF
abide the Act OF Assembly n such made and
vided GEORGE q, CLEVER,
may "a am Administrator.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
Great Bargalns.

The Season, is now at its height, and before II
commences to decline We think it best to offer our
large stock at reduced rates. So persons still in
want of any kind of Boots and Shoes, will find a
large and well selected stock at the old stand No
West Second Street 1t seems hardly necessary to
60 tito particulars regards the goods and prices,
but will say that those who come will not be dis
appointed in either We would call the attention
OF the ladies to our assortment of Bamoras, Skat-
ing boots, &c., and the attention of Gentlemen to
our fine Calf Boot, double soled calf Gum bottom
boot warranted water proof We now have one Of
the best assortment of goods to be found in this
city. Call and examine b. +. CHALFANT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

New NATIONAL BAsK.-Our citizens will OBJ
serve that an opportunity is presented to mon
led men oil investing in a new National Bank,
which will be organized under the name of the
9Farmer'5 National Bank of the State Of Del
aware" ut Wilmington. A business already
created, well trained officers, banking house
anu all the appliances for carrying on the bus
inees OF banking, pr esent advantages not to be
found in new and untried organizations. II
is hardly necessary to say, that this institu-
ton, though taking the name in part of til,
Farmers Bank, will, when organized, be al
together Independent of, and separate from an!
other Institution existing, either under Stat
or National authority.