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New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

freauently fuctuated within a range OF q per cent
below that price. The coal road stocks were SYM
pathetic ct first, but later again became speculative
Delaware, Lsckawanna andyw western. after selling
ct 90, declined to 917sd92l4, and Jersey Central,
after a squirt to 62a4, sold at 5ois059l2.
Morris and Essex steadied at 97ls096l2.
We are Informed that the recent sales
Of this stock have been mostly stock returned
from Germany. The coal combination con-
tInues to assert its power of eohesiveness, out the
recent sales OF Delaware Lacka " anna and Western
have apparently come from a source that should
know the probabilities of and they indicase
that It's days are already numbered. To us 1t has
seemed foregone conclusion fer a long time West
orn Urion. although not remarkably active, sold mp
TO 72l. reacting to 7lagG71l2. There are rumogs
in circulation that the plaintiff in the DIVIDEND in
junction salt has come in possession Of additional
evidence and that the case ia Likely 10 b.
speedily resumed. After the middle of the weel.
had passed the probabilities Of the railroad " war
coming TO 81 end seemed to lack confirmation, and
il was announced that instead of a gain in the
earnings OF the st. Paul Road, there was loss on
its general business equal to that wheat and
-four, making total Of over 100000 This made
the pull up hill too heavy work, and at the first let
20 the ball began to roll down hill gaiHirg no
rentum as II went. until impeded by the dull mar
6et OF the last day OF tie week. So ht prices on te
speculative list generally lower tonight than
one week ago. Comparing the closing prices today
with those Of last Saturday the declines were N
OEIo agd Mississippi, IS Rock Island, Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph, and Western Union each y;
Lake Shore and s. Paul. each l.; Forth Western,
aud United states Express each 3: Horih-NeStsrn
Preferred. y; Illinois General /; hi3-oGu PaciEc
IL; AoTIiS and Essex and NcwJeT.ev Central, cach
l3i; Delaware Lackayanna aud Western, :. and
Michigan Central 2ls Der cent. The ady ances were
in Pacific Mai. !; Harlem aud ~t. Louis add Iron
Mountain each i: Chicago and Alton, and ono and
Mississippi Preferred each =; Enc, 3; Dei'Taie
and Hudson and st. Joseph Preferred Zach l. Irc-
d,1rars' Petroleum ls: Adams Express. ST. joseph
Common aai Union Pacific each IL; Welis-fargo.
IL; American Express, pa aud Ere Preferred.
2I9 per cent. The following table shows t..e
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

n, yx Michigan and wiscorsr wool, firm 52f35e: fef
are row tIrning their attention % 5ebom anu 80
sifh sa,rs II 2S0.GOC D. Pc,oes nave @T-neel
c 5c on opening prices loss ~ Domestic tonorg
nave ieen ,oh as hig f72c sS. AID 1c sDh Ino 20
extent s5 y ~ -. OsLSS
ARABIC lots n COmbng are Eg% nifn q toaRc
pOuu1 saabe and command shrr pf es ,s
small lots California Gn meets With fesfy sac Eties
rres continue 70 b. .Or al choice and - A
And ftryher sales mGce ~ lEh % y sSoc tH
Cboce bnt Inferior aud bury only De nrceh W 49,
dgvras The saes Of the weck have been near IOyDV ~
Pulled Wool hss rather quiet TIE ses " ne "aek OH
r4ing oay ~ b1t pr7ces reIiain the sae g
aEd Oeo "a "a. range OF SSSS7e'
the latter for choice Eastern and NAino.
CATTLE MARKETS.
ATBAVY August CATrLg-ReceiIs are aooG ne sans
La. week market 'nll stlcs common % iair - Ioc Af
rgood 6a5 c eZtras G's17c there are nVe s hf7 "a"
Sold and n0 DUye.s. -. -. -, a
5ic extras 53tc ~ . -. .,oo
AVE cepts hight: ,teady at jaa ae foe
vcais 81 s7 he Al or calves nd t5d-lO lead fos
20.
CHICAGO. Aug. is-cArrrg -Receipts. Loo; shigmehts
eco: maryet quie, steady Ini gGchangef
Releipts, $500; -hpuents+ 3,tJ0; maket iAry
active shace higher On light s1lo - - I5@so %.
chiefly I5df3 30 To- air 10 ch0icc closing quiet
5HgEp Unchanged ree"Ps
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 4s.-H0Gs unchanged ,ceptA l,5Oo
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pruIADELPHIA srOCt oCOTArIovs

There was more activity in tho London market
than customary on Saturday. The British consols
we're unchanged. and United States J-2Os o. 1868
lower at IC9. Other ISSUES were higher. The new
Five5 Of 1881 up to 1O77sG1Os. Erie Common fell
10 @ and Preferred 10 214 The sum OK $1,000
bullion was withdrawn from the Rank Of England
On balance to-day In Paris the per
cent Rentes ranged at 10G1O 70 1O6J7'2 2,
exchange Oh London being quoted at Z5.27l2. The
foreign exchange market reflected -ho Usual S2cur-
day dullneSs and was same as yesterday. There
WAS nothing new from Washington regarding the
refunding operations, nothing having been con
cuded with the combinations mp to LATEST ao' ices
Yet gold was another peg lower, llO#i Hos the
lowest price of the week, agausV III. on
Monday On gold loans the rates have been Hat, ara
for carrying l2 /, and 2 per cent per annun. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000
IT. COR interest Oh the public debt, and S77OO IN
redemption of called bonds bringing up the re-
SIC .tive weekly totals to $699000, and $56,-
200. The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank covered Gold cleared S32 .207, 900 (;
gold balances, $l,189,1SS; currency balances,
$l.34O,74I. The principal gold quotations were
as follows:
lcO0IlOs. 1I.sO-'ll09 l00.....ll0si 2;3o---lI0si
lO:3OllOa1 I2sU...li0s lIO'G 5:OO-..llO'4
l
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Diuioeno Notltes.

CH'eAsO AID ALTON RAUEOaD Co..
SECRsrArTs OFFICE, CHIC AGO. Aug. .. 1851
NOTICE 10 SIOChHOLDERS.-No office il
hereby given q me s;ockders of tAe chicago and Alton
Railroad Company that CASH DIVIDEND " FOUR ~
PER CENT has th5 day been clif,d upon the PrrfnA
and Common stock ~ this Company payable AZ lie banking
house ~ the Conpauys agents hesSTs M n Jrsup iaton
q Co.. 80. 81 Niau st. N the Ciiy ~ New YORK.
l2fi September holders
close of On 18Th aay of august
instant tt which me the transfer books vii De cusr aud
reOpene Tor transfers the lih day ~ september Bex
". NJ LAltEABEE. SetfetAry.
c1D DIVIDEND.-The GERHARD FIRE
sb~s INSURANCE COMPANY, No. lai Br rlasl way lave
declared semi annual dividend Of FIVE ~ PER CENf,
payable on the Is lay OF August.
JOHN r. SMITH. secretary.
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BOSTON Aug la.The demand for wool continues good.
pces well sustained and sade higher for al desra
Fleeces TrnnsaCtiOns 900 10. The sales would
been much larger not or the comparatively small
hceces Offering The sales Of Ohio and PennsyL
Fcces have been 10000 n almost exclusively due
and include Medium aud at 80 aSSc; some desirable
40c; 39eiUc.. NA and above at tOst2 lsc.
From AO0sc hsvr offered and refused for hncs
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a. I4AasIse.; westsrn Of

6lsc state. and Pernsyvsnia a. 14aDI5e western %
I2DI4c latter and Canada aJ II q ~ ~
RICE = better demand at 5'sa6-3c LOT CDniIio"
Prime Carolina 4d5e for fonis9ra and tc tor ftua
sKlNs-Tnsrs hsv, been fsir sales in Cost skst 1 Am
Quotations rrrsin steady TCcrpts for the Week ~ ud
Aspinwall and les bales Nsfr ans far csniaI vs.
change in prices. 100 bales Ne ican. l.D Dts
Gao 80 bales Rio I!aohe 10 baes Payt2 Deer -1N
have shown moderate degree ~ act.i y, md Late gII
are retained Sith sradnrsR Reccips Uf The - tes
Para bales Aspiuws bales San Anfrl as Dasq lam
pco ami bales Now Orleans steady demand ~ CID prces
sales. III OjO Il Puerto Cabeo 8 OJD 10 honduras snc
1 q nlCll !. L. tral N-nnrl VI nnInA
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

ember 100 iris,c. total 800 tles Second csll-sep-
te.nbor leo ils December 100 lis toti 200 balA
salss tcday m.Aass 500 i2sc, 100 l2i,e; iso
lie 900 lls,,se loo li'ff oetSees ss5 lii'c 'l &
lIiissc; Soveuer 800 Iiisz 500, NJ; 2.2t llls}4c
30C 1lTIsc; December, LOO. isrc January, 800 30
TOO, lti57ac. 200. IISsc; June, 100 IN Jay, ZoO
l2iIgc. total l3 700 bales Grand total io,9OC bales
The msrkeL closet frE.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

sTEARIN-Ma quiet Prime Western quoted at 1870
q m -,.--
SUGAR-Renned fair deuiauf ard steady a. prev.os
quotations. higher 9i09sc. Tor FAR N b'-d
feGnIng el7c. for Prime, and 99Glotc. Tor ceEiinr{
of Sa5 hhds and Muscc ado a. tJic bfo
hs Melsca ATS 800 hds Mnscoyafo at shc for Far
TALI6w-Mzi steady sales IL. 900 T. Prime at $40
&IIisKY-rbs market quiet snlos 90 bbis at 81 l3
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TIE MARKETS.
lcarofauy rgpor,aI ior Isa rm1gss.l
TONI RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
d.. ,,yts y.--r r.....f, mi Y.t. .r5Jfz


SATf.DAI. aug 10. 1876
COFFEF-There q -m1il lI-nCSs IN no r!ubliotg 2
-eo nsas - Rramsll NHc quotations. or lre 20 ordinary
carcoes were 5alIc suc. via IoDDS lots loa4ao gold
S,iIJ grades quiet anG .-c.AuGtn
COiTON-The market tlo spot was deprf .'s th0uih
tre va. ay gatabla change pric,a The weakness ~
Tie IIverIoOl hal very EIaI oeabl, ,ect heo "n
ever and served check export business TIE sa7 "ri
l. bales last evening, including A.
Lss for e4Uor ard 6I fr home tonsunplnu Irrt " goa
sG h,rs delivered on contract. The OlO~ng are niiI
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

IS acticI 10 Gays l'S& 7'll'r,J''f9'
The stock market to-day vac mach Ike ma
joiry of she recently advertised large auction sales
Of real esjata Tn, arrival Of the day demonstrate
that there is no market and rather than est tabiisA
low price by the sale OF few parcels the whole Is
Withdraw The following table shows the
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
-OLIDAYs AT ANTWERP.

tATyERr, Aug. 1J.--Monday, the 2lst, and
esday the 22a nst being holidays. there viii De no
markets held at -a.s pi.-t".
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.<f.Arc.al.
GAS STOCKS.

4 GAS STOCKS.
"a. NEW.YORK, NETRCP0LIrAN, N.IC NJ AND
tfANHATrAN Gas Stocks LOLGBT fNb -OAL,
and al kinds OF Brooklyn NswYo Ga -ccurnes fsalt
in oy Jr'l IL Pttr.o -."N,
E9IRST MORTGAGE BONDdOLDERS Of t'.e
= DUTCBIs-S An % COLI MBIA EAIiROA D. A nOuoe
hereby given thai a meeting WL Oe peld the Inited
Io,.l. city of NewbIrga TCt,DA = the 22d OK
1916 IL o'clock 20 hear - Your Cori7it
tee AMI take sch acton ~ may co tcor eNPeent in 10
a full Attendance specially desired. .. ..
JOE -. WHITING.
JDH :. SCHULTZ.
o. v. BARNES,
VIM y. SAYRE.
SAMUEL THORNE.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

1 on Government bonds and lioS2 on mixed
collateral. Discount h as quoted yesterday. The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cities tn.,av were: savannah. Il
rremum; Charleston, easier, l5l1 4 premium; new
Orleans = commercial, Il; bank, .; ClncinnaIl'
moderate demand, 80 discount; ST. Louls. 100 pre-
MUM, and Chicago par The following y me
Clearing house statement to-day: Currency clear
ances, y52 246.610; currency balances, 9 $50 IL
gold clearanees St,3GS, 10; gold balances SolS,-
474; and the following were the clearances a5 the
New-York Clearinghouse for the week and The
resulting balances Currency clearances, F29 ~
063; currency balances, SIG,4ll,212; go- clear
ances. S34, ,eO967S; gold balances, S3,T51.O52.
The bank statement tor the week ending to-day was
unfavorable. Except ia specie and legal tenders the
changes are not ulOrtau,, unless we except hea'y
contraction in circulation. As result OF the move,
ment OF the week. the city banks now hold IN aWful
money, IN excess OF the - per cent ieqHlieu Dy
law. $40 0.956.050, against 23 lac, 40 los. week
a decrease cf S2l9O.375 The following arc the
comparative tota's:
Aug r. Aug - Changes.
Loans Fai9 Bee. 2:s II ss{SSS 1883
G5sn,1on oisg7YSSS M g F.ersoss ? os sssSS s5
IsFI teSfs 5s555595 575s.So5 Do reas. Ij5s,sOo
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve aud the total Liabilities:
..Yai5oo A9S 4 .s$9so A@s ia n.e ss5sssss o1ssss
L ,ai tenders . 5oeo3,-0' 57jsi5oO DC. Lose,gOo
Total rserve s797752Oo s77I57,7OO Dec. s23l7.'oo
l'cGi 1salns, tSd1.i 6Sp IT. 56s2a775 56,5oL65o
above legal -.-- - 50, 49,
GuremeLss.... 23l+6i25 2oF19o5O Dec-SZ'55g'S,, ~
Loans. ......2jj,JIJ, ~ &5joS iO1 i1c Z1"oVV
The Treasury now holds $3.50, ,40o,0 900 il bonds to
securaLank circulation . decrease OF $500. 900 Tor
tho week: bonds held 90 secure pubac deposits,
%Is, 100 600. Bank circulation Outstanding: CEr-
rcncy uo;e., S305. 100000. gOld nOtcs, Sz,19oopo.
Internal Revenue receiIt today ZTOUOr; customs
receipts to-day 500 coo; bank notes received to-
day $500 900; ,ota for the weea, i,jOOoOn. p %
date the Treasury has made the following dlsbtuSe-
mont OF silver redemption cf fractional currency;
Currency, S9,64O0CO; exchanged Tor legal tenders,
- .2j0. 900; amount of silver now % hand IN
Treasury, ~ OS0.JOU.
Government bonds cutie bf;s'sly dealt in and
there vas further decline IN the snort date issues,
We annex tho latest street quotations:
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

- s.'f-- 90 - - is,t s.
L s. 81 s5 NRIiji.'iI.7- L. IS ~. Reg ~ ~ .
!. J. :. ? "a 5.-o 81 g. GiiSis i55[
In Southern Stale bonds Missouri Lolg Skies were
strong Al lU7 paid ard bii. aud Old siXe5 OF len
g,s.,t, AT - s small ot %. ,}-OJs ~ tsc District OF
Columbia fetched 724 IN tie locks OF thc ciN
banks - Brtciers ari DGoyrgs sold 1t ~, and 10
Bank IF Republic at 20. In the railway M CAGES
,here was smart a'iyanre 'a tcHuM acne ''"d h
bonds 60 11v paid and bill, Joaquin brancn sell
ing AZ 9il4 O.rgon Branch at '@'t, qld McSt-
were strong at 1C5ai, hut Sinking. FUNDS
we're 3, lower 40 35li. The -. Paul issues
were firm, Cold ~ az lel, Firsts, !. and NJ.
dLd La rosse 'ilyisoB mp lc3. The North csterDs
were steady; ColsJis, lail.. and Pi3n fIr5ts as
ICG2s. The bonds ani Inducements Of the New
jersey Central system woro neglected, except
American Deck IHlVrOy .nent Company, Wh'ch SOLD
at 94l2 Hannibal and -, yo-pnn ConYrrtbe "a
were strong % 50; tEe f.uIlIs selling at lOO ana
Sjcouds of Albany trJ Susquehauna ~ lob
i Lisbon dispatch II t0-iays gate says; In conse,
rucrce o. tie in1uald cTisi. there was general
TTu on ire bank 1tTe yesterday, +nd they were
compelled close th n IC"r-. SyN 'i-l VIII suspend
payments. The Blak of Portugal Il also cioSe't:
A. t..v u'pa dlus DilAS nave assets II - fI'ra7 vi
liabilities. ihe pes ne tD-F. a1slnr"T IS s3iiS dGe
the scarcity 0f -Ft. con, sEPpi!es o1 Wluch are
eyptr cd from Lonucn. ana 10 j. Thought THAT on is
arrival the crisis viii rFrniHlia. II Is expected that
an U,Hcal decree WI Do, pr s!icl tU-.ulrCw grant
inE 11.ay Cf two months fDr Tie payment oi coin
bills.
Vaa- reno, - 5u.s,r Iul second wee" ia
80 -, '..' 49, --.. - ,,fl From Jam 1 10
"p-''' '.. "a r,,;-, ,,.r;,d I...
,'caT. - 80 iyJ. Increase il 1876, r;ti9.i3l.
The hissoi1. kansas a,.d ezls i4ltw';J ~, reports
approximate "riiu-r i'i III. ar N.N v. ~ - 60 - @.
,'p-'')'i ..,i - i'''''i'-'7 f ''' ' ' f'
increase, s. t.is';.
Iae 41Er3xiuate earnings II the Toledo, Peoria
'ld ,, y 80. r r,r, ~ 5 corresnoi
n's' - 10 ~ - .s,. -,.G. ;,,,.e..,s. -, aha
1.t,,t;,1 f. ,s,-,i - = lon, of 800 400 of %
- l.,.rs ~ tba tiD-oi Loc.uor N.ys-York. of
i.-gC i.. Mr. d. \ Moran cf ~. 40 W.ii!-s' l. is
-t,;.I i.at Toot.yr.. a..i I, population OF 5000,
an ''es,ed ya'u1,loi "i ~ & Aj, . Nv ta. m
..,-..,-,.t -f tl,i. rr.,.,. ~ ,,cg
A. ,T,. :; ;r,rr ., ~ Nas.ar-,r +, now offer,
inc i ft.d Ic,opf.f - : v-i,.k JIt; bonds 30 IN
y..tyrs wishing = primo s-rrI!fy. The bond, rt al
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Dlnkins 6onsee ar> Bankers.

KOUTTZE BEDTILEl}S. baR{ rs.
II HoU S., Ael2 iorf, dr11c EtliS
oR Ep12qad TIoRcs and GsrHngH;
issue Lcttero II Crodb oc7i9J2e
itro&q50at tie UHIed HGtsS end
Ewole, anil mGLc traaVers IF moncy
IN teleWagh Cgd cajle. Investment
ordl1g e,ecuteH IN the EgctcHres ~
Nslo Yorb, PhHadeLpbia, Bostoc 1ad
San Ir0R"iscJ.
ApyrU1ed S,olviTeg fT sz7e. :.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
Business Chances.

4 RELIABLE AND WELL-KNOWN FIRM
N New Or'aas. with large shipping and city connecuos
h undertake nT,t class agency Which wonld pay 70 work
up other sdl Address NJ =. o. Drawer .23,
orleans Ia.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
THE MONEY MARKET
orr,cIaL RKPoRT n r s1v'cE sxoHdNSs sALhS'
AUGUST le. 1876

IN N-.ALEs szFoaE TsE CALL
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

The money fmarket Mt tho close OF q
is freely supplied, aud call loans are L
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

The following i, q conservative statement oi the
exports OK .p,rie f.ol ta- port OF Newly orS 10
t55nill ports from Jan / 10 this date, for period
Connecticut western news., 1876-09-08
Urarellers' Guide.
kk N sSa HOUSATONIC RAILROAD
 TIME TABLE.

NNN ANktA NISEWENIe
 Commencing Sept. 4th 1876
 GOING NORTHs TRAINS LEAVE BRIDGEPORT, VIZ: 800 a. m. Freight Train, (passenger accommo- datlons) for Harrington, arriving at 4,4O D. Ill. Leave Canaan 3.20p. m.
 FROM BRIDGEPORT. l0.20 a. m. Passenger train for State Line fAlba. ny) and Plttsheld, arriving at State Line 245 p. m., (Albany 4.30 D. m Pittsdsld 330 D m At Hawleyville with Shepaug railroad. Leaves Canaan at 1.40p p.m 4e5 D. m' Passenger Train for Pittsheld arriv. Ing at 40 p m. Connecting for Albany arriving at l2. 30 a. n. For Shepaug R,Rs Saturdays only. " Leaves Canaan at 7.51 D. ID
 FROM FALLS VILLAGE 5.45 a. n. Special Passenger Train for PittsheId arriving ut 47 q. m, Leave Canaan at 6 U0 q. III.
Connecticut western news., 1876-09-08
Desirable Farm for Sale.

A RARE opportunity Is offered to purchase a A iarm of about 100 acres, situated about SI, rods east ot the village of North Canaan Denot and the Junction of the Conn. Western and Hons gently occupied by Miss Susan Bennett, now de ceased " Ue , me large dwelling house. with good out. ,poiulhgs, running water, shady yard excelleni iAnd Tor agricultural purposes, portion of whicl sulta ole and can be sold for building lots )an0 Dsing located In the handsomest part of the town oI worth Canaan, makes 1t one of the most desir- ape locations in the county. For further partic- uIars enquire Of SAMUEL A. BENNE IT
 .o., '. W, R. R. office, Asylum street,
 a"A Hartford. Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1876-09-08
w. B. YEOMANS, Sup't. HARTFORD, PROVIDING CE & IlSIklll R.

Commencing Nov. Ist, 1875. Trans Of Conn. eStern R. R. arriving at Hart. ford follows;
 At S45 A, M., from Winsted connects for Provi.
 denCe and boston. At l.lI T. M., from Mlllerton, connects for provt
 dence, Boston, Norwich, New Lon
 don ana Palmer. At 550 r. M., from Mlllerton and PouRnkeepsie
 connects for Norwich, New London
 New Britain and Bristol.
 TRAINS LEAVING. New London at 500, Norwich at 5.SO A M Arr
 rive at Hartford to connect with A
 M. train for Mlusted, aLaan, Mil lerton and Poughkeepsle. Dos ton at 10,3 AM. Providence at l2.20 F M Con-
 meets with f. Nj. train to Millerton AS J. T. MCMANUS. Sup't
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grobate aotites.
A T COURT OF PROBATE holden at sharon "A within and for the District of sharon on inc

"A OOOItA Nh0rOu A within and for the District of sharon on tbe 5tn day of Sept, A. D 1876.
 Present. Charles L. Prindle, Esq. Judge.
 Upon the petition of Roana P Lowell of sharon Tn said district, showing to this court that she s couse1Vator of Rosetta Woodward, an incomDe tent person belonging to said district, and t6ar the sald Rosetta Is the owner of certain real es- tate Ill said sharon that she owns as heir-at law of her late father, David w. Woodward describeu ln the lstrbution of the estate of said decease0 on record, in the records of said court Thar ii would be for the bsneit of the said Rosetta thai ~ald real estate be sold and that the avails of sa a!e De appropriated for the benefit of said ko.rt and provided -A'""0 Or cred that the said petition be heard at the rrooate once ln said district the 10th day oI October A. D 1876, at o'clock in the tnrsm1,,n n and that notice thereof be given by pu bshing this oraer three weeks in a newspaper published h. salisbury, and on public sign post in sharon nearest the residence of the said Rosetta.
 Certified from record,
 9Y3 CHAS, F. SEDGW1CK C,or-
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DISSOLUTION.

OASSOLUI1ON. me limited co-partnership heretofore existing between E b. Reed of Sharon Conn.,, and w. A. Dean of Lime hock Conn, under the firm name of ''W. A. Dean," is s oay dissolved by mutual consent Any parties hay Ing claims will please present the immediately All persons indebted to the firm requested to make prompt payment to E. B. Reed who will be the Lime Rock post ce OH ondays ot each week, and who alone is author lzed to settle the business of said copartnership
 E. B. REED
 w. A. DEAN NB-One horse, one light square box wagon one top buggy, for sale CHEAP. Apply to
 B. B. Reed. LIME RocK Conn, Aug 21st 1876
Connecticut western news., 1876-09-08
GOING SOUTH, LEAVE PITTSFIELD. VIZ,

9.Uoa m. Passenger train for Bridgeport arriv-
 Ing at 2.lO p. m,, with through car for New
 York arriving at 4.24 p. m.; at New Haven
 at 5. 10 p. Ill. Leaves Canaan at 1U.41 a. III. 2,S1 p. m. Passenger Train for Bridgeport, arriy-
 Ing at goo p. m.;New Yolk ll.l0p. m. New
 Haven ll.52 p. m. Leeyes Canaan at 4.3U D. m. 800 p. m, Passenger Train for Falls Village ar
 irving at 7.UOp. Ill. Leaves Canaan at 0.45 D. m. Sunday Milk Train leaves Pittsheld at 2SE n. m
 for Bridgeport, arriving at $. 50 D. m .: New T. o York li.So D. m New Haven 9.47p. m. Leaves Canaan at 4.30 p. m. eg All trains connect at Brookfeld Junction to and from Danbury. S1tf II. W. FRANKLIN. Superintendent Bridgeport, Conn.,, Feb 14th, 1876.
Connecticut western news., 1876-09-08
LADIES' Dress Making Rooms.

The undersigned Is now prepared to serve her friends and patrons with the latest styles of Dress sno Cloak making, for ladies and children.
 cnted Patterns, WARRANTED No charges m@Aoe @ II not Tt: Cutting and fitting done at snort notice. Satisfaction guaranteed Ladies Tara ssrvea at their residence sy the day or week tronage is respectfully solicit ed Advice eratis bv
 LlBBIE HERMAN
 over Capron's Jewelry Store 2nd door. 4ou Falls Village Ccnn
Connecticut western news., 1876-09-08
Watches and Chains

Is very complete. ahd to those intending purchas- ing can offer great bargains in sPECTACLES ana E k GLASSES. have a full line, and can warrant perfect 1t and satisfaction at prices lower than ever before offered.
Connecticut western news., 1876-09-08
CONN. WESTERN RAILROAD
Commencing June z, 1S7

ConmenCunh June z, 1876. GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN 12.5 A. M.-Connecting at Millerton for Pouvb .
 keepsie, Albany and the West direct and
 for Fishkill at 4.20 P. NJ. Leaves Salisbury l.lS & Lakeville, L2SPM 4.3O r. .M.-Connectng from Pittsneld Al NIL
 lerton for New York. Leaves Salisbury ut 4.53 & Lakevine 4b9 M 6.J3 F. M.-Connecting from Pittsfsld. At MiI-
 lerton with Express for Albany aud tue
 West s Leaves Salisbury 713 S Lakeyille 7.lsPM GU1NG EAST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. GOO A. A.M-Connecting from Falls Village and
 Harrington. At Winsted for Briuseport
 At Plne Meadow for New Haven, At hart-
 ford for Providence, Boston New London.
 Worcester, Mlduletown and Saybrook o.GO A. M, Leaves Mlllerton 60Oa m,
 Lakevllle 6.5O Salisbury, 7l0. lo.47 A. M.-Connectlllg aJ Mlnsted for Bridoo- port. At Hartford tor Milhmantic New
 London, Providence, New York ~ Boston Leaves Millerton lO.05 m, Lakeville. lO DI Salisbury, 1925 A. M. Connects at
 Canaan for Bridgeport. 3.O2 r. M.-Connecung from Bridgeport Al W lnsted for W aterbury and Brldxelort Ar SlmsDury Tor New haven, Westi<sld Hol- yoke and Northampton. At Hartford tol
 Bristol, llllmantlc, New London New
 York, Boston and Say breok, via C. " RR Leaves Mlllerton 2,20 p. h., LakeVille ?. St. Leaves Salisbury, 24l r. Al. SsSG r. M.,-Leaves Mlllerlon 50 ID, Lakeyillo S0S Salisbury, SIS r. NJ. For time at Way Stations and connections So posters.