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immediately enter his dissent in writing on the minutes of the proceedings of the Board, and give public notice to the stockholders that such divi- dend has been declared. Art. 10. No Director shall be entitled to re-
ceive any emolument for his services, unless the same shall have been allowed at a general meeting of the stockholders, and the Directors shall make such compensation to the President for his extra- ordinary attendance at the bank, as shall appear to them reasonable. Art. 11. The President and Directors of the cor-	No emolument unless voted.
poration may at any time call a general meeting of its stockholders for any purpose relative to the institution, giving at least six weeks notice in two or more daily newspapers printed in Baltimore City, if the corporation be located in said city, or in a newspaper printed in the county town, of the county in which the corporation may be located, if not located in the said city; and any number of stockholders owning not less than one-fifth of the	General Meet- ing.
stock of the corporation, may at any time apply to the said President and Directors to call a general meeting of the stockholders for any purpose rela- tive to the institution; and if the President and Directors shall refuse to call such meeting, the said number of stockholders, proprietors of not less than the aforesaid number of shares, shall	How called.
have power to call a general meeting of the stock- holders, giving notice, as aforesaid, and specifying in such notice the objects of such meeting; and it is hereby made the duty of the President and Di- rectors of said bank, upon the application of any ten stockholders for that purpose, to give such stockholders a full list of the names of all the stockholders in said bank. Art. 12. Every cashier or treasurer before he enters upon the duties of his office, shall he re-	Stockholders may call.
quired to give bond, with two or more securities, to the satisfaction of the President and Directors, in a sum not less than fifty thousand dollars for the larger banks, nor less than twenty thousand dollars for those banks whose capitals do not ex-	Give bond.
ceed three hundred thousand dollars, with a con- dition for the faithful discharge of their duties.	Amount,