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FINANCIAL ASD COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND, July l6, 1866.

hllAhoSD, July 10, 1000
REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE, RICHMOND, July l6.
There was considerable animation in the
market to-day, especially on good English
shipping and twisting, which advanced 4,
least two dollars per hundred.
Below we give the transactions:
Sixty hogsheads and boxes opened; fifty
eight offered; bids rejected on three /;
ifty-ivc sold as follows: hogsheads conf
mon working and shipping Jugs, from $40
to Sc; 4 hogsheads low working and ship
ping leaf, from $3.50 to sl2.75; 6 hogs.
heads common to good working and ship
ping leaf, from sl4.5O to al9; 3 hogsheads
good manufacturing, at 900, ! at 81; )
hogsheads extra manufacturing, l at SIS, !
at s33, at $40; hogshead common fancy
wrapper at 500; hogsheads good English
shipping and twisting average, s20.25; IL
boxes good to fine manufacturing, from sl5
to $50; 5 boxes extra manufacturing, from
s3s to $50: s boxes common fancy wrapper,
from s52 to ass; boxes good fancy
wrapper, ] at sll2, at sll4, at Sis.
The gratifying news of the termination
of hostilitics in Europe was received 10y
telegraph here yesterday. No such for,
NAL intelligence came to hand, but the
PROPOSAL OF Austria leads inevitably to q
settlement.
The effect Oh the gold market in Ne"
York was not SO decided as We would have
anticipated. The quotation opened al
1882, rose to lI9ls, and closed llS3s
There must have been great struggle OH
the part of the bulls to bolster up prices
until they could clear the way for safe
retreat. Down gold must come.
The news had a good effect on Amcri-
can securities in London. On the 4th OF
July 5.2O's were quoted ut 6la65i and
on the 9th they had risen to 674@61aa'
Cotton on the 9th showed improvement
under the news.
| We anticipate the most favorable result
for all domestic enterprises, and especial!
! for the South. For instance, unless W,
arc greatly deceived, the pacification /"
Europe insures the early completion o
the Covington and Ohio railroad-an enter
prise so deeply connected with the future
growth and prosperity Of this city.
In this city the gold quotations wcr,
l479l49, buying and selling; silver, 1870
1879. We quote stocks: Virginia regis
tered, s. ,g39 for new; ol2a4l for old
Coupons, IS; Richmond City, $3.50; |ir
GINA Central Railroad, 65; Virginia and
Tennessee, 60: Richmond and Danville
G5; Orange and Alexandria, 5000; Norti
Carolina, 81.
We give the Geographic markets below
The peace news will likely very much
change commercial and financial affairs.
| NEW YORK MONEY MARKET, MONDAY.
New YORK, July l6.-Gold, l49. Cou'
pons, 81, 1895; '62, 1925; '65, 1855
Treasury Notes, loils. North Carolina
6s, ssh. Virginia 6's, 81.
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WARRINGTON, July l6.-In the House,
Mr.. Farnsworth's resolution calling on
the President for copies Of the opinions
furnished by members of JEFF. Dayis's
Cabinet to JEFF. Davis on the status
Of the Confederate leaders Immediately
after and preceding the surrender Of the
armies was sgreed TO. ~
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DIED,
After aingering illness, al his resi- lencs, Bowl.
ing Green, Captain WILLIAM BUXTON, In the
eghty-seventh year Of his age.
His friends and acluaintances of the FAMILY, ana
those Of his sons. the late Robert 81. Burton. pf
Martin Burton, DIR. Willis Leigh Burton, ana ms
son-in-lSw. h. w Tonpkins, are Invited 70 attend
his funeral from his late residence Oh IUbsDAi,
the 18th instant, ats o clock, p. u.
July L., THOMAS. son OF John and Betue ).
Hopkins. aged eleven months and niiesn days; -
IN, happy reunion with thy saintsd mother, tnon
shalt suffer no more, Toaxr: Thou hast given
thy spirit back 10 God ere IL had been
nv s;n ar had felt the sorrows Of earth Thou shalt
return 10 US no more, but We may come TO thee.
II ,h,. atty suddenly on the 18th instant, at Lob
o,.innh ANNR NAUDE. eldest daughter
Of WiIiism Fletcher and LIME Richardson.
Her funeral will take place az 10 o'clock to- day
Msnhall and Clay. The relatives and FRI. nds OF
the family, and those Of her grandfather, Samuel
T. Landyum, ere respectfully Invited 70 attend.
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Head-Centre stephens.

BosToN, July l4.-The gentleman who
became bail for Head Centre Stephens in
the suit Of =. 4. Shinnott surrendered
him to-day into the hands of the constable,
and the lIead-Ccntrc was committed to
Jail. Mr.. Shinnott sues for debt Of four
thousand dollars, and bail is required in
the sum of seven thousand dollars.
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The Quincy Herald can find nothing to
suit 1t this side Of Dixie.-KeithSb,ry o.
Sercer.
That depends upon what We should
want. II We wanted an ass, you would
"suit !" US exsctly.-Quincy Herald.
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We understand that Secretary Seward
has written letter in reply to the invita-
ton to attend the loye.teast which takes
place at Philadelphia on the l4th Of Au.
gust. OF course the sanguine secretary
endorses the convention. How could he
do otherwise 9-WaShiagtoa Chronicle.
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The Freeslmen's Bureau.

GALVESTON, Texas, July l2.-Generals
Stcedman and Fullerton leave for New Or
leans to-day. They have visited portions of
the interior of this State, and express sat-
isfaction with the former and present man.
aeement of the Frccdmcn's Bureau.
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CONCORD, July IA fire last evening
destroyed Ford & kimballs extensive iron
foundry, with the out-buildingS Of b. F.
Dunklce & Co.'s large machine shops, and
three dwelling. houses. The loss amounted
to 100000, one-hali of which is insured.
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The PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION AND
GEoRGIA.--We are glad to see that, SO far
as the State Of Georgia Is concerned, the
feeling In favor Of this conventional least
ofgiving 1t trial--approaches to unanim.
ity, says the Macon Telegraph.
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UNIVERSITY or yiRGfNIA-Tl

TNIVERSfTY OF vIREfNIA.-Tbs
" next session will begin ON ,ns etEsT +, ay
OF OCTOBER; isss, and end on the TWEATY.
NINTH or JUNE, 1897.
A Professor III Latin and seco nj Prors..tr of
Law will be- appointed on the 18th ~ August, when
h., Organization Of all rha dspartn ,nsirua.
Law, and Medicai-will be fully
70 established On the same enlarged basis n be-
for. the war.
Tho entire expenses Of the Academic student.
exclusive OF text books, cloihiDg, and pocket mo-
cnyr.ncy per session OF nine months of the Law
,tndent. To- three hundred and sixty avg dollars,
ard Of the Medical stndcni, to three hundred aud
uinety-fv dollars
nation adde's !. AArPiS.
4, Isfs Chairman OF The Faculty.
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The Free Masons of Brooklyn, New
York, are about to build marble hall two
hundred feet front and one hundred and
ten feet deep.
Ex-Presidsnt Fillmore and wife have re-
turned home from their European tour.
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Burning or u Vessel Per-
sons Mfssin1.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-THE clipper
ship Homer, from New York to San Fran
cisco, was burnt at sea Nay 81. The cap
tain and fourteen others have arrived here,
after being in the lons-boat thrty-three
days. Two other boats, with the mate and
twenty others, have not been heard from.
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Special 10 the Dispatch.


wAsHrsc1os, July l6, ls6s.-Major-
General Dix, Of New York, q leader in the
Republican ranks during the war, has writ
ten letter 10 Senator Doolttle, concur
ring in the propositions and reasoninss oil
the call for the National Convention at
Philadelphia, and approving the objects
proposed to be accomplished lie states
that he will do all that lies in his power to
carry out the objects Of the Convention.
III.
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PASSAGE OF THE FREEDMEN'S Blu.
REAU BILL OVER THE VETO BY
BlTH HOT6ES.

WASHINGTON, July l6.-The Freedmen's
Bureau bill was put on its passage in the
House Immediately after the reading Of
the Presidents veto message. and was
passed by the requisite vote--yess, los;
nays, 50.
1t was at once sent TO the Senate, and
that body passed it by two-thirds vote
yeas, 80; nays, IL.
The bill is therefore law.
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DeDOsfts OF Public Money

WASHINGTON, July l6.-A report TO the
House shows that there is $4,000, 900
public money deposited in the sub-treasu-
RIGS and national banks of this, sis, 900, 900
are in the banks.
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EDUCATIONAL.

nOsARDfAGl 'AND4IDAY B HUtlk
- FOR TorSG LADrss.-Mss PE0RAas
sChoOL will be feopen-d on the let ~ ueso1eS
next. Further deIais will b. given tD fnfnfe ID.
vsstasinshts. Circular. may be had on application
To mrs J. w. PEGKAM,
Linden kow. franklin street,
.,- .F .nrongh box iss Richmond post. Office.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
GENERAL GRANT AND THE WAR OFFICE.

GENERAL GRANT AND THE WAR OFFICE.
A story gains currency in political cir.
Giles here To the effect that General Grant
has been approached in regard to the an
ticipated vacancy in the Waraskce, and
that he has expressed his sympathy with
the policy of the Administration, and per-
feet readiness 10 assist in carrying that
policy out. There is scarccly.a doubt hat,
should Stanton withdraw, Grant will be
directed TO assume the duties of tic Office
I'd interim, with the full powers and privi-
legcs Of an authorized secretary. / may
also add that he would be pleased Of the
opportunity Of doing so, and ut the present
moment has 10 higher ambition.--Ne,r
York Herald.
An incredible rumor. We can't be-
lieve ii.
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MR.. SPEED HAS NOT RESIGNED.

1t would appear that the two rcsigna-
tons [IIarlan's and Speed'sl referred to
above, and about which we have heard
much Tor several days, were made 10 the
newspaper correspondents and not to the
President, as he had received neither up
to last evening Nationa! Republican (ot-
ticiaO,
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Il Il said the Canada Confederation
scheme II about to collapse.
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LATER AsD HIGHLY lMPoR7AxT.
AN ARMIsTICE PROPOSED.
The Prospect OF Peace-Call for Faro.
pean COngress-FavOrabie Financial
News-Advnuec In Cotton and stocks.

FARTHER PoISr, July l5.-The steamer
Nova Scotian, from Liverpool on the 5.h,
c;a Londonderry on the 9th, passed here
this evening.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE
w LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
FACULTY.

GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE, President
CARTER J. HARRIS, Professor Of Latin.
JAMES WHITE, Professor Of creek.
Ed >. JOYyEs. 4. NJ, Professor Modern Lam
- guages and English.
To be sppoiuted) Professor Moral Philosophy.
l.; NELSON, 4. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics.
WILLIAM, ALLAN. A. NJ, Professor Applied MA.
T. =: hGcuLLoH. A. NJ, Professor Natural Phi.
IohN I. CAMPBELL, A. NJ. Professor Chemistry.
JoT w. BRochEABRoUoH, L. l.. d., Professor
HA.tt ESTiLL. 4. NJ, Assistant Professor Ma
thematirs. =
{. POWELL GRADY, A. NJ. Assistan, Professor
Latin.
TO be appointadl Assistant Professor Greek
A PREPAH TORY COURSE has been instituted.
in which STUDENTS unpr-pared Tor tn. RgsrLAI
Classes may receive instruction Ia necessary
branches.
The session begins SECOND THURSDAY (l,,hl
Of StPrEMBER, and ends LAST THURSDAY In
JUNE.
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j. A E~Is
.opdonderry by Telegraph,

Via Londonderry by Telegraph.
london, July Ga great battle on the
Cd of july near Lulowa. The Prussians
gained complete victory, capturing four
teen thousand Austrians. The losses were
terrible 10 both armies. The Austrians
sent in flag of truce.
Austria has agreed to the cession Of We
META. and accepted Napoleon as mediator.
Napoleon Immediately communicated with
the belligerents. -,
L,ndoa. July G.-Thc Prussian and TIA
liam reply to a proposed armisticc has not
vet transpired. There arc rumors that the
Pru>sian reply is not favorable.
The Morning Post thinks thar European
Congress will shortly assemble, and that
the French Government will propose 4
general disarmament.
In the commercial circles Of London
peace is regarded as virtually concluded.
The Prince Imperial of France was pre-
sent at the tctc given in Paris in celebra-
ton of American independence.
LATEST COMMERCIAL.
L;r.rpool, July 5.-CottOn-The market,
according to the Brokers Circular, is re-
ported as follows: Sales for the week,
IS, 900 bales, including $500 bales to spec
ulators and IL, 500 bales to exporters. The
market opened dull and downward, but
closed buoyant with an advance of go
a;d. on American, and 1Ialad. on other
descriptions, owing to tho prospects OF
peace.
The sales to-day friday amount to
10000 bales, the market closing firmer and
prices advancing. The authorized quota
lions are as follows:
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CTIIERN FERTILIZIN Nc
y
COMPANY
Colonel WILLIAM GILLIAN.
tatsProfcssor OF Che mistry at the Virginia Mill.
tsry Instituted
Chemist aui Superintendent.

This COMPANY having placed In their works
the most modern and approved MACHINERY, VIII
be- prepared on the FIRST OF AUGUST I" furnish
FERTILIZERS on an extensive scale, compounded
under tho immediate supervision Of tho einnent
chemist named above.
They propose Ia offer FOR sale:
PURE PERUVIAN GUASO,
warranted free from admixture, ground and pull
verified thus avoiding Tor the farmer the n"ces-
,ity of breaking up the Jumps. aud not only saving
him from loss by waste, but securing him UNIFORM
Nv and regularity IN IL, application.
MANIPULATED GuAS0,
composed al pure Peruvian and Phosp hatic Guano
in equal proportions tmely ground and tho
roughly incorporated.
OLD DOMINION GrAS0,
composed of Peruvian and Phosphate Guan", In
cnmbinatio with other ingredients, and contain.
M four per cent. II ammonia.
PLASTER,
finely ground from the best Nova Scotia lump.
Non. will be used not strictly adapted 10 agr!cu!.
'"'"' BONE DUST.
A large quantity 81 bones having been purchased.
/. constant supply of pure Bone Dust will b. kel:
on hand.
This company commends Itself to the patronage
Of the southern agricultural community ~ .
HOME INSTITUTION, under the managsmrnt OF
Oh. practically acquainted With southern lands.
and thoroughly COMPETENT 10 decide upon the beet
agents f.r their permanent improvement. Under
lis control the public have assurance that nothing
will be offered them that is not u real and inlf!n-
&c value.
The undersigned, COMPOSING the above company.
offer their personal guarantee, In connection with
Colonel Gi hani that their Fertilizers shall be as
represented.
Liberal arrangements will be made with com.
mission merchants and srocers, who are invited 10
confer with the President tpost otice box 91i.
JOHN FINDERS, President,
w. y. lSAACS, Treasurer.
palmer HsRT>onK 4 co,
-. STOKES 4 CO.. -
s. c. TARDY CO.,
MARTIN 4 CARDOZo,
Ds. J. l.. CLAUGEiT,
Iyl3-d&cim WILLIAM %. TAYLOR.
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SEA BATHIN AT COBB -
- ISLAND.-The proprietors OF COBB's ISLAND
having had erected during The nast spring NEW
BUILDING containing spacious dining room
that will seat comfortably two hundred and hIy
persons and entl rely RENTED and improved all the
former pre- misses wil be prepared 10 receive yist.
tors on tho 18th Of June.
CORBS ISLAND Is situated of the coast OF
Northampton county, Va eight miles distant from
the main land, and sbou, twenty miles north Of
Cape Charles.
Without pretending to compete in point OF
fashion with some OF the older barh!ns resorts,
IL presents a salubrty Of atmosphere and surf for
bathing which Cannot Do surpassed, wbtlst In. Pc
cuiSr facilities IL possesses Tor boating, cunning,
and fshiDg, are not eQoaiied an this continent
Passengers from Richmond will take the Jsmes
River steamers, so ~ to connect with the steamer
which touches At Old Point for Charryston. MN.
DAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY MokSlAGs.
On arriving at Cherryptone about 10 L. VI }, con-
veyances will be ready To take them At once zro~s
the peninsuls (about i've miles,, To Nottingham
Landing where q new wharf over three hundred
Yards In length has been erected, from whence
they will he conveyed To the Island IN sale snd
spacious boa, built this .spnng expressly ior the
purpose. rsaehi, \ there In time for dinner
Every effort viii tie made To AID ~ the pspuary
thi- p.c. has already attained and IN" proprieloIs
refer To their ume fous fri nds In Maryland ana
Virginia in regsra 10 ih-ir ehorts TO please;
COBB BROS /, Eastviiie,
xa-dlotkeodsw Northampton cHnniy, Va.
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WARE, CUTLERY AND
mechanics TosILs The subse rib~, begs
10 ANNOUNCE TO his ioInsI "a Tons and friends and
the public generally that lie has resuns business
where he IL prepared TO supply them " ith q n~w
.,ncs 81 AMERICAN, ENGLISH. and GERMAN
HARDWARE GOODS OF every variety, which will
he oes cred al the lowest market rates.
HOE s c IS ClkCCLtE saws,
GUN BETTING, PACKING, and HOSE. and
0AK.TASyED LEATHER BETTING,
for sale at man uf.ctuTers' rIces.
Thankful to his many friends for their fsvors In
the past. he hopes TO M TIT and the same IN
the future. CHAhLEs J. sISTON.
siKp ot the Circular saw,
jel-3ndLsw No fs3s Main street.
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Tuition and all other College fses.......... eioe
All other expenses. including Board, Fuel,
Lights, &c. need not exceed ....... 500. 40
For further informant III or for Catalogue sddres
the - Faculty OF Washington ,ol lsge, Lexington
Virginia. jyf-law.swdt
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MARRIED,

On Wednesday, the 9Th instant, by the Rev.
=. Ca, ruriISEu .IIcp - pish,annJ
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iZV,DUU DdItN ItlIIVTICUI.
Brcadstufls.- market is very dull,
with decline in all qualities.
ProvisionS.-Thc market is inactive, but
prices are steady.
FINANCIAL.
London, July G.-ConSols closed at s11l4
asa, for money. Bullion in the Bank OF
England has decreased ElGj,jOO. United
States 5-2O's, 671 I1672,.
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SCHOOL IN SIDNEY.-The next Sos
, sion Of my SCHOOL will commence MONDAY,
september II, and continue ten months.
TEENS tPArABLE arARrsRLr):
ENGLISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. elo.ce
LATIN, GRLEK, and MATHEMATiCs..... GOO
A charge Of one dollar will be made for fuel.
school roonl--has mrnt OF the Metho itst huTch,
where may be seen every day from A. NJ. toA
p. NJ Number OF pupils limited IN thirty.
~ lp-eod.m GEORGE II. HOPKINS.
DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA.
III The next annual session Of this institution
will open on the 1t II SEPTEMBER with full
Faculty of seven professors, including chair OF
AGRICULTURE aud MINING
rgaAs-FoR HALF SESSION oF FIVE MONTHS, PAIA.
LEM EMITTED STATES CURRENCY:
tuition
Room and incid.ntals. o3o
Washing, fuel, and lights. ....... " w
Tuition, room rent, aud incid"ntals, board Tor
half the term, payable in advance.
For further formation, inquire Of the Pre.idsnt,
Nv ls-dS-xsws ~. = BlrTLR.
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x,xryors VOTE IN FAVOR OF TIE
CONVENTION.

OPINIONS OF THs ahGliA".
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-10
oITY mArrMlts.


"a FARMERS BANK OF THE STATE OF
DELAWARE. - Notice.-Res0lDed, That the
following paper be published as n public
notice in all the newspapers OF this city,
The General Board of Directors of "The
Farmers Bank of the State of Delaware, +"
IN order to enable the Branch of the Farmers
Bank at Wilmington to become a National
Bank, and under the authority of the Legls-
lature Of this State authorizing an increase
oil the capital of the said Bank 10 One Million
OF Dollars, at IL meeting In Dover on the sew
enth day of June, 1866, passed unanimously
the following resolutions
RssOlued, That books he opened Mt the
Branch of Wilmington, for the purpose of
receiving subscriptions TO the additional
stock of this Bank, authorized by one of the
supplements to its charter and that such
subscriptions arc hereby authorized to the
extent of Five Thousand Shares, at $50 per
share.
Resoloed, That such subscriptions shall be
under the control ana management of the
Board OF Directors at The Branch Mt Will
mlngton, and payment therefor To be made
IN such instalments and at such times as such
Board may direct.
Resotved, That such subscriptions of stock
shall be Tor the benefit of the Branch ut vii.
mington, with the understanding that the
Farmers Bank shall become National
Bank, and that said stock shall be the CAPT
tai Of the said Branch under the National
system, no matter in what form the conyer.
sion may he Attest,
j. L.HEvERIN, Sec'y.
Public notice IS therefore hereby given.
that subscription books for the increased
capital stock OF The Farmers Bank on the
conditions expressed in the above resolu.
tions, will he opened at the Farmers Bank in
Wilmington, ON the second day of July next,
between the hours of o A. NJ. and z. M.
The said subscriptions to be under the direc-
tiOn of @. l. DUPONT, President, j. A. Hes
ton, Cashier, and A. G. Robinson, Teller of
the Farmers Bank al Wilmington.
Ten per cent. shall be paid at the time OF
the subscription on all amounts subscribed.
Subscriptions for sum greater than
S25, 700 shall not be received directly or indi-
rectly from any individual, firm or corpora.
tion.
All sums will be subscribed ON the express
condition that the said Farmers Bank at
Wilmington Is to be Nationalized, and the
said Bank hereby pledges itself TO return
the ten per centum so paid by subscribers
for their subscriptions, with interest at the
rate OF SIX per cent. per aunum in case the
said bank should not be Nationalized.
The balance of said subscriptions shall be
paid In twenty days after call for the same
has been made by the Directors of The
Farmers Bank at Wilmington, and the ten
per cent. already paid shall he forfeited on
the non-paymeIit thereof.
A true copy of the minutes of the Board
oi Directors. j. A. HEsToN. Cashier.