Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-20
CITY aIATTMns.

CITY IATTEns. E
GyFARMERs BANK OF THE STATE OF
DELAWARE Notice. -ResolUed, That the
following paper be published as a public
notice in all the newspapers of this city
The General Board of Directors of "The
Farmers Bank of the State OF Delaware, Z"
in order to enable the Branch of the Farmers
Bank at Wilmington to become National
Bank, and under the authority of the Legis
lature of this State authorizing an increase
OF the capital of the said Bank to One Million
of Dollars, at a meatinG in Dover on the sew
enth day of June, 1865, passed unanimously
the following resolutions.
Resolged, That books be opened at 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 are hereby authorized to the
extent of Five Thousand Shares, at $50 per
share.
Res0lged, That such subscriptions shall be
under the control and management of the
Board of Directors at The Branch at Will
mington, and payment therefor to be made
in such instalments and at such times as such
Board may direct
ResoIced, That such subscriptions OF stock
shall be ior the benefit of the Branch at Will.
mington, with the understanding that the
Farmers Bank shall become a 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 CONVEX
sion may be. Attest,
j. l.. HEvERIN, Sec'y.
Public notice is therefore hereby gwen,
that subscription books for the increased
capital stock of The Farmers Bank on the
conditions expressed in the. above resolu-
tions, will be opened at the Farmers Bank in
| Wilmington, on the second day of July next,
between the hours OF 8 A. NJ. and 8 y. NJ.
The said subscriptions to be under the direc-
tion of c. l. DUPONT, President, J. A. Hes
ton, Cashier, and A, G., Robinson, Teller of
the Farmers Bank at Wilmington
Ten per cent. shall be paid'at the time OF
the subscription on all amounts subscribed
Subscriptions for sum greater than
$25, 900 shall not be received directly or indi-
rectly from any individual, firm or corpora
tion.
All sums will he 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 annum in case the
said bank should not be Nationaized
The balance of said subscriptions shall be
paid in twenty days after a 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 payment thereof.
. A true copy of the minutes of the Board
OF Directors. j. A, HEsToN, Cashier.
GB-NATIoNAL CoURTsHIP.
AS Uncle Sam sat in the shade,
Tanning away the flies,
There came buxom, brown-skinned maid,
And at him cast ''sheep's eyes"
MY name is Mexico" said she,
my life seems all vexation;
"But safe and happy | should be,
"If yoU liked 'annexaton;
"And oft the sons of Mexico.
"To Tower Hall would gladly gor
Linen Busters.
Light Cashmere and Cloth, Alpaca, Drar
d'Ete, Duck and Linen Sack Coats. -
Light Cashmere, White and Coored Duck
Skeleton Vests.
Light Cashmere, White and Coiored Ducl
and all kinds OF Linen Pants.
Allkinds of Seasonable Clothing for Mems
Youths and Boys wear, in large supply, al
the lowest prices possible.
BENNETT & Co.
} No 51s Market Street, PHILADELPHIA,
Tower HALL,
eB- A CURIOSITY. "A negro, with blazing
red hair and whiskers, is habitue of tht
Mobile police court This is a great curiosi
tY, but not greater one than where j. II
Muhlhausen, No 500 Market Street; procure
such beautiful and excellent cloths, cassi
! mers and vestings and other goods suitabl,
for the season, and can afford TO make then
up in such superb styles at such low prices
. But 1t is none the less true, as any gentle
, men will find out by giving him call, Gt
to the Prince of Tailors and leave you
measure for suit of clothes,
Bd- John McLear & Son, No. 8O7 Marke
Street, have for sale few Delaware Stat
) Bonds. Attention is particularly called Il
3 this prime security, which is now one of tn
8 cheapest first class bonds in the market.
gs8- Five-Twenues, Seven -Thirhes, an
] all other government securities for sale a
+ the lowest rates by
A JOHN McLEAR II Son, Bankers,
6O7 Market Street.
n % All kinds of stocks and loans bough
: and sold on commission by
JOHN McLEAR & Son,
n 6O7 Market Street.
Il ES- -LosT.-On Wednesday last, betwee
g the Odd Fellows Hall and Fourth and Wa
nut Streets, pair of spectacles with stet
l. lralhe anu concdFe Hlasses' Inc nnder Wi
confer favor by leaving them at '3O4 Wa
d nut Street.
n GB IMPoRTANT.-Ev one going upo
an excursion, pleasure trip, or to the SC
T. side, should be provided with bottle
, Wilson'S Essence of Ginger, and one of Wi
. sons Cholera Mixture. These remedies al
~ for sale only at Wilson's Drug and Prescril
f. tion Store, No. COS Market Street, east sid
/. four doors above the Bank of Delaware.
Iy 1eS- During this sweltering weather OF
lie citizens should keep their persons and clot
g ing clean, and thereby avoid disease, by u
of Neoteric Soap, manufactured by Harris
TO Co., and sold by all grocers.
- bsS-B. NIELDs, Attorney-at-Law nor
n west corner of Sixth and Market street
Wilmihn hntnn Dalarrare