Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09

lFAnhnBs BANk OF rHE SrArn or DnLAwAnu.-I1
Notice .--Rssolvsd, That the following paper bs
published as public notice in all the newspapers
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 National Bank, and under the authority
Of the Legislature Of this State authorizing an in
crease Of the capital o, the said Bank to One Mil
lion Of Dollars, at a meeting in Dover the sew
enth day of June 1855, passed unanimously the fol-
lowing resolut -
Resolvsd, That BOOKS be opened at the Branch u
Of Wilmington, for the purpo'e of resolving sub
soriptons to the additional stock Of this Bank,
thorized by one Of the supplements to Its charter,
and that such subscriptions are hereby nutho rzed
to the extent Of Five Thousand Sharos, at $50 per
share.
Resoivsd, That such subscsi ptions shall be under
the control and management of tho Board Of Direo
tors at the Branch at Wilmington, and payment
therefor to be made In such instalments and at such
times such Board may direct
Resolved, That such subscriptions Of stock shall
be for the benefit of the Branch at W .nnington,
with the understanding.that the Farmers Bank shall
become National Bank, and that said stock shall |
be tho capital of the said Branch under the Naioual
system, no matter in what form the conversion may
| be Attest, j. l.. HEvERIs Secy'
Public notice is therefore oreby given that sub
scpon books for the increased capital stock of the
/ Farmers Bank on the conditions expressed in the
above resolutions, will be opened at the Farmers
Bank in Wilmington, on the ID day of july next,
between the hours of A M, and,3 P M Tho said
subscriptions to be under the direction Of c. Du.
Pont President; j A. Heston, Cashier, and A. q.
Robinson, Teller of the Farmers Bank at Whining
ton.
Ton per cent shall be paid at the timo Of the
| subscription on all amounts subscribed
Subscriptions for sam greater than $26, 900 shall
not be received directly ur indirectly from any in
dividual firm or corporation
All sums will be subscribed on the express
dition that the said Farmers Bank at Wilmington
is to be Nationalized, and the said Bank hereby
pledges itself to return the said ten per centum so
| fnr hair ,hanrt nIs,p in
terest at the rate Of six per per in
the said bank should not be Mathematical.
The balance OF said subscriptions shall be paid 10
twenty days after call for the has been made
by tho Directors of The Farmers Bank at Whining.
ton, and the ten per cent alresdy paid shall be for.
feited on the on-payment thereof
A true copy Of the minutes of the Boa-d of Dr.
rectors j. A HEsTos, Cashier
NorIcg.-Base Ball players are requested to look
to their interest and purchase their Balls and Bats
at Boddy's. He sells the Empire Regulation and
the Eagle Ball rs each, and full sized Bats
SO rs per dozen, and all other implements used ia
the game, at equally reduced rates. He also sells
Fire Works in larger quantities than any other
tablshmeut in the State. Those in want of either
of the above articles good Ice O. cam had better
cali dqG,ng me playing n at 9 SaEet
N. B. Playing rules of the game may be OBJ
tanned. jn2l-6t
Notiee.--John ". Grifhth, County Collector, will
be at tho City Hall during the month of Jnly, from
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receiving the county tax, Those who have al
ready paid should bear this tact in mind. jn2S-3t
Payment Of 1agss.-The undersigned, receiver
of Taxes for the city Of Wilmington, will be at the
City Hall on and after the first day Of July, 1863,
between tho hours of and IL, in the morning, and
from 10 in the afternoon, for the purpose of Re-
ceiving Taxes. A deduction Of Eve per cent is
made on all taxes paid in July. All paid in Au-
gust and up to the day of election tho face of the
bill must be paid and after that date five per cent
will be added TO the bill Bankable funds only
oeivod in the payment of Taxes.
DANIEL I. HAWKINS,
jn 2l-2mos Receiver of Taxes
i1-All soaps sold by us and having our nam,
stamped upon them are warranted to give entire sat
isfaoton aud sold by respectable grocers every
/. whore Persons doubling the truth of this as.er'
I'll ton invited to call Oice corner Of Third
and Orange streets, and they will be convinced thai
:, we sell lower than Philadelphia price, and al
pure an article. jy2 ct r.. D. HICKS d co.
Secure your U. s. 8 2Os from loss by theft or ere
Persons who keep their bonds about tho house, OF
;, others who wish to insure against loss can have
them converted into registered bonds, by applying
8 to II. Robinson & Co Bankers, corner Of Fourtl
! | Il Market SITS
=, X, R, Robinson d Co. Bankers, corner Of FOurtl
Market Sta, buy and sell al market rates Unitet
r States sos lO.4Os 5.2Os, and 1885. They ais
buy compound interest notes, God and Silver
" They are also agents for Drexel Co. Philadol
" pha, for the sac OF their drafts on England Ire
y land, France and Germany from e. up to n an
=
10 adelphia, New York, and Boston.
a. No Humbug-WK. A. BYARD lat Hagany'
r old Stand) Of Second and Shipley Str Get,
"a wilmington Del defes competition in his we'll sc
leoted, large and well made stock of Gentlemen
g. Fine Calf Long Boots, Gentlenen's Fine Calf Bal
d. morals, and Gentlemen Fine Calf Caters Ladit
- Fine cloth dAiters and Balmorals, Ladies' Fin
u, Glove Kid morocco and other hin Ia of Dalmoral
10 aters and shoes Boys misses and childrens shoe
" in endless variety. This stock is perhaps the yer
best in the line OF boots and shoes, both
II workmanship and style, that has ever been ofcre
At to the ctiSers of Wilmington and will be sold at til
20 very lowest market prices Call in and examin
ie before purchasing elsewhere, as no charge is mad
l n or inspection apl9-ti
- G.s. 5. GRuBB buy and sell on commisslo
u Stocks Loans, Bonds, Mortgages National Ban
of of Wilmington and Brandywine, Union Nation
=, Bank, First National Bank, Gas Stock, u S Bon,
5-2Os, lO.4Os, 7-3Os, U. $. per cent Bonds issue
to the Pacific Rail Road Richmond and Petersbul
ne X. II. Bonds bearing per cent clear Of Taxes :
'rs also pay particular attention the buying aud sci
ng ing OF Real Estate. They also prepared to BIT
tx and sell any of the stocks and bonds bought AT
ak sold At the Philadelphia Board of Brokers Gil,
es them call and leave your orders. They are lik
ali wise Agents for the Manufacturers and Kens ngt,
frs lhsurancr Companies Of Philadelpha. -mar
A Decided Standardization of this City al
sr- throughout the State have long felt the need Of
to hrst class Gents Furnishing Store, where they
"a get a complete outfit in the furnishing line and
aa the same time purchase such goods MS furnished
80 Philadelphia, and New Yors. This necessity No
' no longer exists, as Doughten No sos Market 81
II Keeps variod assortment of the choicest kinds
asst goods direct from the Importers and selected wi
that care and taste that make the store the gre
central emporium Of the city.
lrr SeattergOod Allen, successor to Kelley 4 All,
-! No. 4l9 and All W. Front street, Wilmington, De
es, has constantly on hand full assortment of fami
ass hour mill feed grain, hay and straw by the bale
re, ton Also, Walton Whann's and Moro Phillil
oal super Phosphate of Lime and the Lodis manufa
To- turing Company's Pouirette. All goods deliver
too within the city limits free of charge aprl9 Il
nd Having just received the very best Merint sh
,OB and Drawers offered in this market or mpc
ed to this country, would call the attention of the
In want ofan extra article, as it will give us ple
" ure to show them W N. oRow Is BRO, Sl5 MARI
Sfraat
M GS-Do not aufer yourself to be humhugged
Try new tangled and Greek names, but buy your soa
ing at the Flctory, Sd and Orange street, at least
to 10 por cent. less than they can be bought in Ph
adelphia or elsewhere, and the article is warrant
or to give entire satisfaction. Families and othe
es- will find il greatly to their advantage to exam
ST. our soaps before purchasing elsewhere
jy2 y r. D. HICKS 4 CO
nm T,IST nu r I1UIlpERS