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lowing closing London prices At 8 p N.:-consos
for money, 944 94,S; do for account, sa1 e47l;
hve-twenty bonds OF 1865 (od). lo@x l0l5s; do Of
1867, lo7ss a lo7Z; ten-forty bonds, 1o7z lo77l;
new nvss, l00H; Erie common shares, 95+ 9's;
Erie preferred shares. IL. Rentes In Paris advanced
from 1oA rs 10 los. TO- In Frankfort new ives are
l0lX.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Tho market for railroad bonds continues strong and
prices at the Board, as rule, were higher. The fol-
lowing were changos:--An advance OF 4 In Chicago
and Northwestern consolidated gold scvcns, u in Nil
waukee and ST. Paul. $40 and Ohio and Mississippi
seconds, Y in Erie fourth mortgage. New Jersey
Central fret new and Albany and Susquenanna hrsls.
X in Pacinc Railroad OF Missouri nrsts and 81 Louis
and Iron Mountain drsts. There was a/declns OF
per cent IN Central Pacific rsts Isl Joaquin branch)
and u in Western nrss Of 1sSS. This afternoon
New Jersey Central convertible sold ut 80, and c. O.
and nrsts 3s advance OF per in both in
stances The following the closing quotations OF
Pacific Railroad bonds:-Union nrsts 1861 log; do
aad grants, 100 looh; do sinking funds, Ok ";
Centrals, l09 a lo9k.
SHARES.
Bank shares were neglected. only sales being 35
shares OF Bank OF Commerce at 1857.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Tho closino nrices of pha stocks are as fol-
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Irrrgular-Aclion and Re-
action-A Decline from the Best Prices.
GOLD 1O7 ga A 10Y 1-2.
Money on Call Loans and Per Cent-Goy-
ernment Bonds Steady and Railway
Mortgages Generally Firm.
WALL STREET. |
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TUESDAY, Dec. 1916 r.
Slippery sidewalks suggestive or tumble, probably
conveyed 10 the bull clique the advsabIty OF sliding
out Of their holdings while tho market renamed
strong enough TO bear them, and the "ba" OF con-
Gdence still remained sup"
Acting upon this idea. and possibly doubling that
any upward at this time could be more than
skating uron the outside edge OF speculation, the
bulls of tho days early this morning exhibited
lessened avidty for shares but sharp appetite for
their qxid pro quo in grcenbackS
There were pleasant profits TO handle when once the
conversion mad been made land profits have lately
been AS leaves In vaombrosa In -wnter),
and thero was a short interest mainly closed up,
which took just many customers away from the
MARKET and altogether the surrounding circumstances
were favorable for making a turn and the turn was
made accordingly. In tho realizing process Lake
Shore fell OF from COS to 59% and Michigan Central
from AK to 46z, without recovery at the close.
During the animation OF the opening hours the North
westerns the vigorous half OF the list and
advanced 37. and 5s7s respectively; but they are
no Atlas like Lake Shore able carry the world OF
declining market on its shoulders, SO when weakness
sot In they staggered also and lost nearly all OF the I'M
provement
Apart from the desire 10 harvest gains aud tho SELL
Ing movement thus engendeEed there was an addi-
honal weakening element In certain misrust in tho
efficacy Of the railroad agreement II certainly is not
thoroughly satisfactory, and ancipaons OF its dura-
blty OF strong. while al one time to-
day. when a report obtained that the meeting of freight
agents had broken DIP In wrapele it was affirmed that
chaos again and that railroad contracts were
no reliable than lovers VOWS. Leaving Lake
Shore and Michigan Central out OF the question, the
remainder OF the list irregular and variable
pressed by the weakness Of the St Paus the advance
OF Illinois Central and the 1rmness of Western Union
while tho coal stock remained as fiat small beer.
Gold dropped to 1918, tho political alarmists and
their friends having secured quite as much as they
find It comfortable 10 support under the tax Of Z
per cent carrying and the difficulty Of pcrsuadns
the community at largo to think and act with them.
The heaviness OF gold has at last penetrated the
money market also, and loans were made to-day as
high as per cent call. though final transactions
were made at4ls.
The reaction to-day Is looked upon by tho bulls as
natural one It predicted that the favortcs will
lhorty upon their feet again. waving the banner OF
progress and scaling the slippery ascent to higher
prices.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
Tho following table shows the opening, highest and
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2.a0 10 3 Z. M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES CLOSED
QUIET BUT FIRM AND 1-32c. 3 SIC.
HIGHER-FLoUR FIRM-wHEAr IN FAIR
DEMAND--CoRN FIIMER-oATs FIRMER--
wHIsKEY FIRMER-PoRK EAsIER-LARD UN-
CHANGKD-PETRoLEuM IRREaULAR-sPIRITs
TURPENTINE FIRNER-RosIN FIRMER-oILs
sTEADY-coFFEE FIRM-sUGAR NOMINAL
FREIGHTS QUIET.
TUESDAY, Dec. 1876 p. NJ.
The merchandise markets we're generally steady
under fair trade movement to-day, although there
especial activity anywhere manifest, and but
few radical changes place in values. On Change
four remained quiet but the market firm. Wheat
was fair demand, but transactions were restricted
by the high price demanded, especially for straight
now No. spring. Corn was in demand aud hrmer,
as we're likewise oats. whiskey was frmer and
closed in sellers favor. Pork was irregular and
easier Lard was in fair movement, withou. decided
change In prices Ffeights we're quiet Cotton on
the spot unrhangsd futures closed quiet but firm,
with advance OF l. SIC 332c. Coffee firm. Sugar
nominal Oils generally frmer. Petroleum irregular.
Naval decidedly nrmer.
quoted at sac. SIC for pots and exc for
pearls
ASrrxoSY quiet. but steady at 141ac, gold
steady but unchanged and quoted ct 3ic
a 32c. for Western and Southern
BROOK Cons was dull and nominal at 3Jsc 4c for red
tipped &C. Medium &c. 7c. fos choice green
3Olo bags Rio sullivan 1703 bags do. Kremn and
4520 bags Prmus (now At Hampton Roads to come
here) private We note the arrival Balti
more Maggie Z. Grey with 1902 bags Rio and the
steamer Rubens New Orleans with about 2OOo bags
Rio onehsf Of which sold before arrival We quote
Ordinary cargoes 16s l7c fair do. 1886 l9c- good
d. 1910 1896 prime, l9s4c zoe; extreme for
lots 16c Santos, iair to good, ls4c. &c., gold
ninety Java governments bags, 2oc re do
mats 21c 23c. singapore. tic. lsc Ceylon, l6ac.
lsisc Maracsibo 16iac lssc; Laguayra l6Isc lsc
Jamaica 15jsc IKE ST. Domingo. l4c l5ac; Porto
Rico lesc. ls1zc Costa Rca l6c isc. Mexican, l7c
lsc; Manila, I6sc IKE; Angostura, I6jyc. 1Sc
Ssvanis. 16c . 1sc Curacoa l5lac lo1sc.
CooPERAGR dull We quote Molasses shocks,
32-inch heads. 81 IS s. 10; sugar Shocks with
he ads 3snch 81 80 81 65: do. do 36inch. 81 so a
81; Shocks T5c Soc. do, 81 pipe do. 81 "
Sc empty hogshea 81 50 hoops II feet ordinary
prme So ~ S37: hoops II feet do $50 x53 per NJ.
CopPRR-The market quiet The sales in all
and 10000 lbs Tho market closed with Lake
held at IL c.. cash. .
all sxe) h. l3ac. l5c, do cordage bolt
rope yarns lie. tarred Manila, l4c; Sisa l0
lie; New Zealand l1sc al2tac russia hemp tsrred,
CorToS on spot dull and unchanged. Futures
opened I-2c. higher comp with Mondays closing
prices The rucd steady dnring day but with
out especial interest," and closed quiet but firm. with
day OF l32c. 332c The closing prices
duv corlpare W Mondays n followsf-
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OVERDUE STEAMSHIPS.

since last Saturday tho steamship City Of Berlin, Of
the Inman line, and the Rhine, OF tho Bremen limo.
have been hourly awaited At shs port. Both are ad
yertised TO sail the mas next Saturday. No ap
prchcnhsion whatever fet anywhere couccrnibg the
safety OF tho vcsses as AZ this season Of the year the
ocean steamships almost invariably meet with sucu
empestuous weather 70 greatly proong their vey.
ngeo.
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THE UNITED sTATks TREASURY.
Revenue receipts to-day 5000 900; receipts,
s225, 600; bank notes received for redemption,
$225 900.
We are informed that the Metropolitan National
Bank has resolved to reduce Its capital stock from
S., ,0OO 600 to So 1000. The taxes-nationa State
and municipal-paid by tho Metropolitan Bank aggre-
gate 5000 O00 and the reduction Of the capital will
duce this amount trae over $50, 600 The bank pro-
poses to buy tho cancelled stock at 125 fraction
above the ruling price in the market
The earnings OF the Michigan Central Railroad for
the second week of December 1876 conrastsd with
those Of the same period last year, were:-
1876. .$l22 092 90
Decrease OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1894 03
The following shows the earnings of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway Company for the sec-
oud week IN Dccemoer:-
.$l71 374
Decrease $685. 37a
From December l to II Two weeks):-
$500, POS
Decrease. e........ ................. x56 O07
From January to December n
1870. ...................$!s53 s53 909
Decrease ......................S Sll9775
The following shows the earnings of the Rome,
watcrtown and Ogdsnsburg Railway Company for
the month OF October:-
1876. $139 945 25
1870. llss4o W
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 005 Is
Also TOR the month OF Novembcr:-
1875. ...............sl33,4 4s6 o.
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PRODUCE EXPORTS


The exports OF produce from the port Of New York
for the week ending to-day were S5724, ,257 against
50 $50, 800 for The corresponding week in 1875 and
S. $50 in 1874 The exports Of produce from
the port since January this year. S265 915.472
against $25l 4s7 for the corresponding period in
1876, and $2sl. 6s2 623 in 1874.
MARKET.
Gold opened at 1o7x and closed at lo7K, which
we're tho two extremes Of the day.
Tho carrying rates we're to per cent closing at
~ pcr cent
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CLOSING PRicEs-3 r. N.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
rhe following the changes in closing prices COM
pared with those Of yesterday
ApvAycg-Chcago and Alton, u; C., c., c. and J.
X; Illinois Central x; New Jersey Central, q; Chit
earo and Northwest, Ohio and Mississippi, u Chr
cago and Rock Island. 70; Union Pacific, "a; Western
linton Telegraph, "a; Adams Express, a; United
States Express. Ia.
DKcLlxE New York Central and HUDSON, X; Dcla-
ware Lackawanna ano Western, u; Erie, u; Lake
Shore, !. Michigan Central, /; Pacific Nail. III Mil
waukee and So Paul, u 40 preferred, y; Toledo and
Wabash, "; American Express, u gold, u.
The rest Of the market unchanged.
MARKET
The money market was more active this afternoon
and advanced from to per for call loans clos
ing at per cent. The rates oil exchange New York
at the aforementioned cities to-day were:-Savannah
\ offered; Charleston, easy, - per cent u par
Ctncinnat dull and heavy, lilo 4 per cent discount
New Orleans. commercial u per cent and bank 4 per
cent; ST Louis 81 so discount, and Chicago, 81 dis
count
Foreign exchange closed quiet and steady. We
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JANEIRO, Dec. TO, 1S76
Coffee market very animated; prices advancing Rio
Good Rrsts, SO a o. 75O reis per ~ kioS
Exchange on London, 2fs4.
SANTOS. Dec IS, 1876
Coffee market very amin ated prices advancing superior
Santos .4UO 600 rss per 10 kilos.
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GovERSxExr BONDS.

Government bonds closed strong at the following
quotations limited states currency skies, III l2l4
do do 1881, registered, ll37s l13ss; do, do, do.
coupon, 1l7k ll71s; do. d. 1865 registered, 1925
al09ss do do, do, coupon, l096 109ss do. do, do,
new, registered loosl ilo; do do do, do, coupon,
ll2sl 1l3; do do, 1867, registered, 112s u2ss;
oo do do coupon, 1l5,s ll5s do do. lsGs, regis
tered, 1l3k ia; do do, do, coupon, l175s lis;
do do ten-fortics, registered, 112s 1134; do do,
do, coupon 1l25l 113; do. nvcs, 1881, registered,
ulhall1ss do DO. coupon, 1I13s l1lsk; do. AS,
1891, registered, 1oSJs 100
THg PoRRIGx MARgET
In London consos up from 95yi % at the close
yesterday ~ SIC lat $50 o'clock to-day) United
s,atos bonds are u higher or 1865 and lS17's and
otherwise unchanged The Imperial Bank Of Germany
gained Oh, 600 marks during the week.
Bar silver IL quoted a. cd. per ounce The fol.
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Q,
Spanish gold. 221s 90 Exchanges remain the
quoted SugarA fair amouut OF tho produce Is
awaiting transport ton on account OF the wretched
state country roads, The lae results with the
uicc improving contract has beer closed here
400 bags OF centrifugal No. II to lla lls reals
god, per xrrobe. - -
HAVANA, Dec. 10, 1876.
Spanish gold, al X 22o. Exchange steady. On tho
United Statcs GO currency "a IA discount; short
sight. do ss discount 90 days gold "a premium
short sight do, 3ts premium On London, 1875 IA
premium. On Paris, n premium. Sugar quiet, but firm.
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5000 Ccd + & VI lst..
MON Ma SpIsf 3-lu

otHb M ~ 81 ist.t o-Ao
lUOD Lrie 81 "a. ... !
300 Erie 4fh m.
lO00N J en- isI, n.
loJJU ii 4 st Jo SIS. c
- 90 do .........bc
lUUjO n " con-.
5000 4 Miss I'd. be
5000 40. ...........
1000 4 L lst, > j br..
800 do ....
100 Pac 81 Mo LIST.
1000 81 L6I Mt LIST.
1000 Alb a sus ist...
100 ct W list. 'SS.
1000 CT Western I'd.
5000 Tn fac rs. ! r..
81 shs Bank OF Com. ]
.Y. - AZ ~ fr.I A.. ~
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$1,000 U 5 6's, r. 'sl
1900 do. ...........
.uJ0 do -. -. be
10000 I 6's. G i-i....
1000 Us $40. r, 80.
1000 do.
lOOJu Us 9-.0's. 9, IS
10 90 L 5 so. r. ICON
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lU:lj md Il:3U A. Nj.
1l3is $1,000 Us5-2O. r.'65,n l097s
ll3a 1000 U ) 5-2p.c. '6J.n liza
1l3h 10 o US 5-2U.r 'u7.s ll2ss
llTia 1000 do. 1f2s
1905 10 % u v. G ~. l1oss
IU9s3 ioOOU U $ SIS. r. 'sl... lIlk
1904, 100 U U SIS, c. ST.. 1llH
Ifsl7L M tNf : ~ ..tir lL1l.
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THE AMERICAN MINING BOARD.
owing are tho closing prices to-day.

UNITED srATxs TREASURY.
Revenue receipts to-day, 5000 900; receipts
$225, 600; bank notes received for redemption,
s225. 900.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-08
urRrIyG ANNOUNCEHENTS'

The annual corporation and associa'lo" Sa
meetings now advertised to take piacs "'0
ss follows:
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Compa-
nv, Of Delaware, on Monday, lOth in.tsn.'
10 O'Clock, a. m, at No. 1913 Market street ;
Delaware Railroad Company, on Thurs
day, 18th inst, 10 o'clock, p. m.' At DoVsf'
Wilmington Navigation Company, on
Thursday, February Sd, O'CLOCK, p W. ~
No. 1903 Market street.
Brandywine Hundred, Mutual Horse 60,
Saturday sth instant, 2 O'Clock, p. M, at
the Practical Farmer Hotel, brandy"ihe
hundred.
Wilmington and Garret Valley Turnpike
Co., on Monday, 10Th instaat, 3 p. m.' al
Sixth and Market streets. n.
Grand Chapter of Delaware, Royal Arch
Masons, on Wednesday, 10Th instant, ~
q. M, in Masonic Temple.
Wilmington and Western Railroad Com
pany, on Monday, 10th instant, IL O'Clock
m, in Wilmington.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Smyrna and Delaware Bay Bombay
Hook Railroad will be held in Smyrns
pext Wednesday.
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A New Peninsula Rs,lrsad.

EFFORTS FOR ITS coMPLETIoN-AsKING
THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE FOR AID.
There seems to be some prospects Of the
building of another Railroad down the Pc
ninsula. For some time past there has beer
8 PROJECT on foot to make continuation OF
the Delaware and Dorchester Railroad from
Cambridge on the delaware Bay. The Leg.
islature Of Maryland has been asked for an
appropriation to complete It, and the action
Of that body is looked for with interest
down the Peninsula. The road will be
twenty miles long and the terminus is in the
very heart of the oyster beds, where the
water is deep, and navigation is never sffec
ted by ice. The track will pass through =
vast territory Of woodland of over ten
thousand acres Of fine ship timber. The
building Of this road will open up and de-
velop rich and valuable section Of country
and must necessarily become one Of the
most important and profitable links in the
great chain of the Peninsula railways. II
will materially enhance the value of the'D.
& D. X. r. as feeder to the Delaware Rail
road. Its construction will probably revive
the question Of the construction of the Sea.
ford and Georgetown road.
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MARRI ES.

APPLE, ON--VAIL.-On the 18th Of De.
ceinber, 1877, near Middletown, At the res.
idence Of the brides parents, by
bishop Scott. J. Martin appleton: ol
Odessa, and Mollie W., daughter Of lex,
ander Vail. IA II
PINDER-MARVEL.-Dec. 30, 1875. at st
Peters Rsctory by the Rev. Joseph 4.
, Wright, samuel 7. Pinder TO Miss Luve-
mia Marvel.
the 2lst Of Decem ber,
1875 at the residenc Of the brides sister
Mrs Merit. 736 Pine street, Philadelphia,
by Rev. DR.. Davies, Of st. Peters Episc, J.
pal church, Philads lLhia. Mr.. c. W. Lord
and Lizzie, daughter OF Nelson and Lizzie
allen, both of Camden, Del.
FI.OWERS-COSlEN EN.-Qn the Goth of De.
cember, l,75, In the N. E. Churca. Centre
willie, Nd, by the Rev. Vaughn mith, Mr..
William o. Flowers formerly Of Dover,
and Miss Emma r. Co. ten, Of CentrevilIe,
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Fer tire Centennial.

The Seaford Citizen of yesterday SAYS
We are told that there resides about three
miles from Seaford, on the Laurcd road, .
colored woman named Morris, who has At
tained the age Of l04 years. Her son, who
comes to Seaford every Saturday Is aged
81. Her eyesight is good, her mental f.
culties unimpaired, and she is remarkably
active for one SO aged. She remembers
many incidents connected with the revolu-
tionary war, and can tell the namesof many
OF the first settlers of this section OF our
county.
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w1L,xTyerov H'lsaKi, "a.

There Was large number II farmers
wagons In town at IN early ho' Yesterday
afternoon There was very good display
Of pr0du CO, which sold readily at the fol-
lowing prices: Apples, per half peck, &c
@SOc.;: turnips, do, 8@lOc; potatoes, sweet,
do. 18e@25c., white do. do. 1901Sc.; onions,
do. @'@30c.; cabbage, per head, 3@sc.;
celery, per stalk, $685.; beets, per bunch,
8@lOc.; chickens, per n. 1S@2Oc.; per pair,
$l.2H9l so; turkeys. per ID. 2O@22c.; apiece,
$l.5o@2.50; sausage. per tb. 16@lSc. scrap
pie, do. 8@lOc.; butter, do. 80; 400 &c.;
eggs, per dozen, S5c.; peppers do. 3oc.;
beans, per quart, 12(9l4c.; cranberriss, do.
lO@12c.; honey, per 10, 35@4Oc.
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u EGISTER's NOTICE.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

=. nEGlSTERS OFFICE.
New Castle County, Dec. 18th 1875.
upon the application Of Rev. Patrick
Reilly, Administrator Of,arah Fenlon la e
OF Brandywine Hundred, IL said County de-
ceased; 1t is ordered and directed bV the
Regis er that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice OF the' raining of Letters of Adj
ministratiOn upon the Estate of the deceas
"a, with the date of granting thereof Lv
causing adverCis ,ments to be posted within
forty days from the date Of such letters. in
SIX OF the most public places of the CO,Intv
81 new Castle, reOhiring all persons hnvir1
demands against the Estate, to present thee
same, or abide by an Act OF Assemble in
Such case made and provided. And aIsn
cause the same to be Inserted within Tic
$ame period In the MORNING HERAIn q
newspaper published in Wiiminpfnn an,J =
to ne continued therein three Weeks IA
Given under the hand and sea, of
once Of the Register Aforesaid. ut New
Castle In New Castle County Aforesaid the
oay ana year above written.
3. G. BIGGS, REGISTER.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against tho
Estate OF the deceased, must Dresent tho
same duly att ested to the Administr v,o n,,
or before Dec. 18th, 1876, or nbiTe tHa
Actor Assembly In such case made .nS
Address, Wilmington Del. '''' "'o''
decli-3weod
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NEW ADTERTISEM ENTS.

DR.. Rlocksom. ..i
Moreland-shCe store. .... ...|. ...i. t-E
Adair-bcds renovated.
Dr. Bulls cough syrup.
W. O'COnnor-fer clothes.
Fennessey-white kid slippers.
nanl. McCuSker-shoes and boots.
McBride-BrHssels three ply carpet.
T.. Donahoe-laies AND gents shoes.
VIM. H. Lee-proposals city printing. ssg
VIM. H. Lee-prup0sals pub. ordinances,
Jnn. Oreen-reduotiOn In boots and shoes.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

DELAWARE COUNTY, IS:
= 1.-THE COMMONWEALTH OF
o. PENNSYLVANIA.
To the Sheriff Of Delaware County, Greeting !:
We command you that you attach Fred
erick A. Churchinan and George Church.
man. late of your county, by all and singu-
lar their goods and chattels, lands and
tenements, in whose hands or posses ion
sOever the same may be, so that they be
and appear before our Court of Common
Pleas for the county Of Delaware, to be
holden at Media, In and for said county, the
LIST MONDAY OF DECEhi FER, 1875, next, o
answer The First National Bank OF Chester,
of plea Of trespass OH The case, &c.
And we also command you, that you sum
mon -. and all pers ns In whose hands
or possession the said gos,ds or chattels or
any of them may be attached so tkat III, y
and every OF them be and appear before the
said Court, at the day and place aforesaid,
to answer what shall be- objected against
them and abide the judgment OF the Court
therein; and have you then there this
Writ.
Witness the Honorable Thomas J. Clay
ton, President of our said Court at Media,
The list day of December, In the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-five.
ISAAC JOHNSON, Prothono otary.
True and attested copy.
JOSEPH WEBSTER, Sheriff. jan4-2tw3w