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The following letter Is from Col. Wesley
W. Garner, Of Columbus City, Iowa. Col.
Garner is well known 10 many Of our
citizens:
GExrLESEx Please send me copies Of
your paper for the Carroll county B'hoys IN
Louisa county, Iowa, that contains historical
reeoIleetions Of Carroll county, by my. old
friend Col. John X Longwell.
In 1870, furnished some history on the
subject to the Manchester Gazette, it appear
ing nj that time in that paper. Mr.. L. had
better opportunities, being all tho time closa-
ly connected with the county affairs.
Il vas my intention to visit you this season,
my miserable health for the past few years
will not permit dSre not inhaIe the fumes
Of stone coal, 70 travel now, we have no
remedy. Ny settlement in the Eest at an
early day tlS40,) with care and energy, has
secured for myself ard family desirab.e
home, with fine surroundings, yet, with It all,
have feeling to visit and associate with my
many friends in Carroll county, 10 the DAYS Of a
portion Of my youth. presume the pleasure
will not be granted. | am now over sixty
years Of age. Served in the active capacity
Of Auditor for the Iowa division Chicago.
Rock Island aud Pacific Railroad, about six
hundred miles Of road, the past wear. and
met all my engagements. | made the survey
for this company in 1851, il was then under
q different name and have been from that
time to the present in their employ, QUE Of
the oldest attaches and the Oldest man in
their employ. Asbury o. War6eId, Of Car.
roll county, from the vicinity Of Hon. d. W.
Nail, near SANS Creek, Is the Station Agen.
At Muscatine, Iowa, since 1856, for the same
Company. Col X. Root, Q. S. MsHhal Of
Iowa, is sonof Basil Root, Of Westminster, Nd.
thus you see Carroll is represented in Iowa.
have now taxed your patience, when
get on the days Of my youthtI get my letters
too long. As ever yours,
WESLEY w. GARNER.
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NO. 1870 EouITy

NO. 1870 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Ezra Legore and James A. c. Bond. Trustees
vs.. Jacob II. Hess and wife.
ORDERED this 2ls. day of july. A n
~ 1876, that the account of the And;,or
i.leu N this cause be finally ratified aud con.
htmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 18th day Of An.
gust next; provided copy Of this order be
inserted Tor TWO successive weeks before the
in Carroll county.
- FRANK. I. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,--Test.
July 2s'2t FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk
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0RruASs' CouRr.--Adam Shower, Esq,
Chief Judge Isaac c. Bale and L. p. Sling
Inf, Esqrs., Associate Judges; DR.. Henry
+. Beltz, Register of Wills; Geo. NJ. Parke,
Esq, Deputy Register.
Monday, July g4tk,-Joshua C. Gist, exec.
utor of Jessee Lee, deceased, settled fourth
and final account.
Letters Of administration on the estate of
Martin Winter, deceased, were granted TO
Levi Winter.
David Roop. administrator of Abraham
Roop, deceased, settled first and final account.
Tuesday, July 25.-Letters of administration
ON the estate Of Louis Thomas, deceased,
were granted to John Thomas.
Letters of administration on the estate Of
Jacob n, Miller, deceased were granted TO
Henrietta NJ. Miller.
Harriet A. Ways, administrative of John
I. Ways, deceased, returned list of sales of
goods and ehattels, list of debts and inventory
of money.
Lewis Sehweigart, executor of Alexander
Saunders, deceased, returned list of sales OF
goods and chattels.
Dir. J. W. Herring, executor of Isaac STAINS.
bury, deceased settled ID and final account.
James W. Warner, executor of Ohio War.
ner, deceased, returned list of sales of goods
and chatiels.
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NEW LIVERY STABLE.

A 4 the NATIONAL HOTEL. wes,m;.
Al ater, Opposite Railroad Demo, "es''n'n'
!. BELL @. ROBINSON
Now q, Bnsgios, Hacks, &c., can be haa :,
ana um WIS ~ reasonable rates, Horses bouyht
epn sou, ana kcptby the day, week Of month
ju'y zsSs LEWIS ROBINSON, 4 vsn,
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The BRADLEY Moron. REV. Mr.. Brad.
ley of Vienna, Dorchester county, Md,
who has discovered new motive power,
and invented machine by which to utilize
il, in recent visit to Mr.. VIM. H. Nc.
Mahan, of ST. Michaels, expressed his con.
hdence in the practicability and success
Of his discovery. The new power Mr..
Bradley gets from the atmosphere. He
gets $50, 900 for one-twentieth interest,
and there arc millions waiting for him ii
his machine proves success. He will
have it on exhibition at the Centennial 10
a short time.-S. Michaefs Comet.
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Burglars at q Farm House.
The Farmers Parting Shot--What Woma
Foand in Cistern.

The Farmers Parting Shot-What a Woman
Foand in Cistern.
A letter to the New York san, dated
Fayette, Pa, July "a, says On Friday
night, Simon Feldt, German farmer liv.
ing near this place, was awakened by "a
noise in his house. Jumping from bed
he heard one or more persons run down
stairs. The farmer seized a gun, and,
hurrying to the window, saw man run.
ming across the garden. Peldt fred at
him, but the man jumped the fence and
disappeared. The household, consisting
of Feldt's mother aud two sisters, were
thoroughly aroused. A lampwas lighted,
and search of the house made. The
back kitchen door was open, and the lower
rooms Of the house had been ransacked
and watch stolen Peldt thought that
the noise on the stairs must have been
made by more than one person, but no
trace Of any others could be found. On
Saturday afternoon Wilhclmina Feldt, one
OF the sisters, went to cistern 10 wash
house, few feet from the kitchen. to
draw some water. The cistern had no
pump, the water being taken from it by
means of pail When Miss Feldt low.
cred her pail into the water it struck
against something, She looked down and
saw face. The eyes were wide open and
staring up at her She ran screaming
into the house. Her brother was in the
barn. On hearing the noise he hurried to
the house. He procured the aid of a
hired man and they pulled from the els.
tern the dead body Of young and we'll
dressed man. The missing watch being
found upon his person, it was plain that
the deceased had been one of the burglars
of the night before. No trace Of the
companion of the de d burglar has been
found, but a light trail of blood from tie
centre of the garden to the fence shows
that the shot Of the farmer had taken effect.
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Mr., MoOdy's church in Chicago was
dedicated on Sunday the 10th. DR..
Brooks of St. Louis preached. Land and
building cost nearly ninety thousand dol.
lars and there is no debt II seats about
three thousand. .aa
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HORSES FOR SALE.

undersigned, as Assignee, will sell a,
4 Public Sale, Mt Bankcris Hotel. West.
minister, on
MONDAY, 2lst OF AUGUST, 1876.
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, a pair of large, ~
strong and handsomely matched 0XSA,
Coach Horses, thoroughly broken, -W--A,,
safe and reliable. The Horses can be seen
at the above Hotel.
Terms made known on day of sale.
DAVID FoWBLE.
Assignee of Granville Wilson.
July 29.ts
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Rnsina.s LOCAL.
cryrFxNlAl cloTaIsd norsE.

CENTENNIAL CLOTHING nopsg.
Keen your eye on this if you want 10 save
money and buy cheap.
Suits from $500 and upwards
Pants " 100
Coats cssis Is Is
Ailkinds Of ready made clothing can De
bought low at H. Schenlhhrs opposite me
W. N. n. R. depot, Westminster Md u
Francis Miller, of Montgomery county,
Md, has consented to be the Republican
candidate for Congress in the 9th district
should his party desire his services.
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LOST

E;IWEEN NJ. flaucharslisaua j y;nn
-, hsg = Cos. Store, a Black MorarSsc
: Ing ~ Monliaie, containing about SIs, ~.
NV note twg VI notes aud somr f,as,,a ong
s " Inc finder will be liberall's' ra
s snrueu " leaving Il III YingIinr 4 co's
= july gn.sts
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NOTICIN.

~ Notes, Accounts, &C., das az, a,,,..
n,a'a,a 70 ny lase hrm u Z zepp 4 B,~ S"' ,q
~ sh',lg ~ aite5 .As l2d dny n Aa,a ~
az sa KY n Waved N ihe hands Of al oiIIsss
lais sgs, i FRANK =. SHAW.
IVY <sp' Trustee Oft. zepp 4 A.
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HYxrSIAL-on "Wednesday evening, July
18th, large and fashionable audience Assem-.
bled at Centenary NJ. Z. Church, to witness
the marriage of Mr.. Duncan Ensor and Miss
Imogen, daughter of Mr.. Nelson Mitten, of
Westminster Promptly at half past eight
o'clock, the bridal party entered the church.
The bride was attired in white French muslin,
with veil and orange blossoms, and was nnat-
tended, except BY the ushers, Messrs. S.
Herr, and Trump. The Wedding March was
rendered by Miss Ella Troxell, aud the cere.
mony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Shipley,
pastor of the Church. After the cemomony
the bridal party and many friends repaired to
the hospitable home of the bride parents, u
partake Of the many and tempting delicac;es
prepared for them in most bountiful man
ner, and to which full justice was DONE The
bridal presents were numerous and beautiful,
consisting of solid silver, china, glass, table
linen, jewelry, &c. from the numerous friends
of the happy pair. Mr.. Ensor has made many
friends during bis stay in Westminster, and
their congratulations and good wishes follow
him and his bride on the new life upon which
they have entered.
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CAMP MEETING.

"A CAMP MEETING viii be held Nv ,ho
~ \. Methodist Episcopal Church. soaib y,
II ni,olI,ngsworths Grove near Finksbarg S,a,;on
'" ~. II. X, commencing Sentember ers,
communicate with s''u"u WIZ
j. W. HoLLINGSwoRTH. Soc
july ~ finksburg Carroll COUNTY. Ma
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LEE AND JACKSON
MILITARY ACADEMY |!
BURKEyILI,E, VIRGINIA

NHE Fall Session Of 1876 will begin Tho
l. FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
~ Expenses per Session of Five Months -
and Lights, $50. 's'
=, a iali and competent corps of instructors.
70. circulars containing full information.
au ;p, PRINCIPAL.
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No take tho following from .ho Hanoycr,

NC take the following from tue Hanover,
Pa, Spectator Of Thursday.
Railroad Surrey. We learn that Mr.
Joseph s. Git, civil engineer, commenced
the survey on Monday last for a new railroad,
commencing nj Black Rock Station, on the
Bachman Valley Railroad, thence BY Kroh's
and Wentx mills 70 Manchester, or as near
that place ma practicable, and lhenca by Ap.
pold's tannery TO Hampstead, and down the
Worlhington Valley to near Reisterstown,
connecting with the Western Maryland Rail
road near the camp ground, or Timber Grove.
Il is supposed that the length of the proposed
road viii be about sixteen miles. lIf Man
chester cannot be reached il is expected that
the part Of the Pagkton 4 Manchester Rail
road already graded to or nearly TO Appold's
tannery, can be used as a branch road to the
main road, so that Manchester will not, or
need not be, cut off entirely from having q
railroad.
decideafs.-Oa Tuesday afternoon young
man named Zippling, an employee at Moul's
Ore Bank, in Heidelberg township, had his
right leg fractured below the knee, by the
falling upon it ola ponderous iron wheel be-
longing to the machinery which operates the
bank, DIR. Sniyely rendered the necessary
surgical aid, assisted by DR.. Joseph Bittipger,
On Tuesday evening a young man named
Albert Leese, residing in Myers District,
Carroll county, Nd, had his LEFT foot quite
severely cut BY the CHANGING of an axe while
eating wood, causing profuse loss Of blood.
DIR. Snively rendered the surgical aid, assist
cd by DIR. Joseph Bittinger.
NdTIoo Escape.-On Monday last a heavy
rock slide occurred al the stone quarry Of
Mr.. Jesse Rice, on the Westminster road,
near this place. An immense amount of rock
fell from one OF the sides, and Mr.. Rice and
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Nj. Alfred J Morrison, pastor o. TIC
selma. Alabama, First chhreh. died July
9Th. ~ Memphis, Tenn. His sister, Mis-.
dickson, tbs widow Of si1neBsIl Jackson.
was with him Ii his hist hours
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POLE RAISING.

The citizens of the Fourth District, con.
template raising TlLDEN AND HEN
BRICKS POLE, at PATAPSC0 STATION
on Saturday afternoon, the 6h Of august,
at 2 O'Clock. Speakers from Westminster are
expected on the occasion.
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The National Grey's Brass Band, Of this
city, will hold . Musical Pic Mic at Snyders.
burg, on the 9Th Of August.
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y. I. K.-We learn that the Westminster
Quinteite have secured the services of b. I.
Duane, the inimitable wit and humorist, Of
Philadelphia, better known as Y. T. X or
ex-Treasury Clerk. Mr.. Duane gave an ex.
hibition in this city about two years ago. and
on both evenings the hall was crowded. From
the time he appeared in the first piece until
the close Of the entertainment the audience
were convulsed with laughter. Y. I. X. will
present his medley of Ninety Minutes in
kweer kompanyn in Odd Fellows Hall, on
Monday, the l4th Of August. If yon want to
enjoy hearty laugh do not fail to be present.
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sPauldins. the pitcher and captain Of
the Chicago Base Ball Club, receives a
siiaEy Of $1,000 year, while Barnes and
Mcfey, Of tho SAME club, and Harry and
George Wright. Of the Boston Club. no.
ceive salaries Of $500 each. The sala-
rios Of other professional players range
from the sums named down 10 $500, trar-
cling expenses 10 Al cases being excluded.
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The Young Mems Christian Association Of
this city, held It's meeting in Centenary NJ. L.
Church, on Sunday evening last The audi.
ence room was well filed and the exercises
were Of an interesting character.
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Messrs- d. W. Snader, Of New Windsor
Peter Smith, Of TaneytOwn, and C, ]. Wool
cry, Of Westminster District, have each pre-
sented this Office with large supply of fine
apples. The first named gentleman also sent a
lot Of tomatoes. Accept our thanks gentle
men.
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The regular annual session Of the Carroll
County Teachers Association viii be held in
Central Hall School House, in this city, on
Friday, August 18th, beginning at O'Clock,
a m
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Howard N. Zile and John Elgin have been
appointed Justices of the Peace for Franklin
district, in place Of John n. Selby and Geo.
W. Chase who failed to qualify.
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A. J. koontz, Of Pleasant Valley, brought
to this Office specimen Of whortleberrys,
which is new to this section Of country. They
are smaller in size than the black whorile.
berry, are of pink color and very sweet
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EXECUTORS SAFE
or vAlrauns
Paper Mill ProperIr
AND OTHER REAL ESTAYp

Aii l IUUtIW
AND OTHER REAL RsTAyp
J" Manchester District, Carroll Cana.
Rl virtue of an order Of 10
ID Court Of Carroll county. m. ne Vpaa
acting Executors of the last Nil I'iusfag,3
ment OF George Grove, late Of Oar, nv g
deceased, will offer at Public sal e'oa'9
premises, on ''asi o. q
Saturday, me "a day Of Sep,,,.,.
at one o'clock, p. NJ, the Eon.' at
Estate lying aud being in Car, on'As ~
Maryland, and known as the 'sKrol,.' e w
property, and lying on the Yort n'ua lIlIi'
ing from the town Of Manches,a. 'Vaa' kal
and about miles North. EaSt ar NY % iot
Tract No. contains ''A''ea'iia
90 ACRES OF LAND
more OF less, reasonable r,o
which is in Timber aud Meadn1 sposI1 na 4
provements thereon erected ara ~ u
and eommodious DWELLING @sD'aiatBl
HOUSE, good Bank Barn 4 ann.
Summer House, Dairy, and G6lA.
all other necessary ouibuild sst16la
lngsi water near the house and ba,n.- =
Orchard with all the best varie,;es y s ~
bearing condition on this farm. H'ai
Tract No. . contains
4 Acres of Land, More orr
independent Of mill race and A..
proyements consist of a largo I'm. !.
PAPER MILL,
with all the machinery of The la,s.,
nent' in good running order. mi.
erected on the Gunpowder Falls aDai Y.
Piled with good water power.
Tract No. 3 contains
32 Acres of Land, More or
of which sufficient proportion 4 !,
and Meadow, The improvement. y, !. ,ia
A >.,.--> Dwelling aud Stable. !,
SsAaA lent spring of runuinS =
~ fhISH near the dwelling T
&sseH- desirable proper,S II a Nv
ing a small farm. All Of the a5oys 49, Nv
lgnd lie contiguous, and are under so,Js
ing, mostly post and rail. The M ~.
ally good, and all the farming land Il,
recently lined, so that it produces ~ sa..I
any land in the county. IL is aere,,ilr
good roads, and in sight of a Cbu,,i
Schoolhouse, and about one mills Co.
Bachman Valley Railroad. w
Persons wishing to buy prope,., -
well to give the above their at,entics !
money has been spared to beautif, nj
rich it.
The above tracts will be sold entiD. /,
orally 10 suit purchasers.
Persons wishing to view any Of tLe T..
will please call on Martin X. Grove N
sides on tract No. |.
The terms Of sale as prescribed h, 4
order Of the Orphans Court are.--oss6l
ofthe purchase money to be paid 10 n.
Executors on the day Of sale, OF on Il. Z /
hcation thereof by the said Court; he ~.
IN two equal payments, the one naval, T
one year, and the other payable IN tso \.
from the day of sale, the credit payw,s, /
be secured by the bonds or single In, IA 1
purchaser or purchasers, with sufEicieu, !.
rity in the judgment of the Executor, Y, /
ing interest from the day Of sale.
CHARLES X. GROVE
MARTIN X. GROVE
Acting ExGz.1a /
Jas. A. c. BoSD, Attorney for Rxevr,
tWN. BRowS, Auetioneer. juiy ~
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ANOTHER VIcToRr.--At Saratoga, on Tues.
day, Piceolo, owned by Mr.. z. A. Clabangh,
Of this county, won the fourth race, u miles.
Time. 2.433. M
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Mr.. James E. Smith, Of Wakefield, recently
slaughtered calf Eve weeks old which dress.
ed ll6 pounds.
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The Centennial Tree, planted gu the 4th Of
July, IS dead, parchsd By the burning sam.
mer heat.
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MEssRs. EDIToRs III see by your last issue
that New Windsor College Is 70 pass through
some transformation. The item quoted
fromthe Presbyterian Weekly was publication
first and last wholly unauthorized BY myself.
the only party al present competent to inau.
gurate any changes in the arrangement of the
Institution. ] regard the said item in ia
Whole scope as hbellons, and ground for an
action At civil lav--because 10 It's nature
highly damaging 70 myself. VIII you please
correct Yours truly, asf 80
l. b. W. SHRYoCK,
The article alluded 70 In the above letter
was taken from the Presbyterian Weekly;
and appeared IL that paper as an editorial.
We thought we were doing the New
WindsOr College and its President iayor
~ publishing Ii. as the article seemed 10
be authoritative. especially as II Invited
correspondence On the subject. EDlroRs
ADVOCATE
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The Taylor Manufacturing Company of this
city, has sold thirteen portable steam engines
this week-ihree to Maryland, one to Georgia,
and nine TO Texas. This Company is doin 6
very active business, and can hardly keep
mp with the orders received, although they
have about fifty men employed.
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The Democratic Candidates Republican
Anxiety about their Letters Of Accept
anos-Idls Speculations-The Virtue Of
Patience. M
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Fourth District, Rally |

A Meeting of the TILREN AND HEN
"A DRICkS CLUB of Woolery's District,
will be held at G. W. FRIZZELLS STORE,
MECHANlCSVILLE, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9th, at o'clock.
ps1S- All are cordially invited.
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THE MARKETS.
WESTMINSTER MARKETS

Wholesale Prices by Grimes 4 Weaver.
FRIDAY, July 2sth. 1879
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CpASEn SloxE ilzF&S1. Tho corner stone
of The rev Methodist :. Church. ii I.;tiles4
ioNp, VIII be aid vita appropriate sslisions
csstnon,ez or Saturday, August 5th, a 10
O'clock A. n. Several prominent iAiaiAitrs
fran abroad are expected q be nrcser, en
re oetasicu and asia: ip &c ceremonies
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A MoxsrEa ExcrRsiox. "A Blue Ridge
Mountain excursion on Thursday was one Of
the largest ofthe season, and the ex cursiouists
could 20; have had a day Of more delightful
temperature Or unclouded skies. a special
train, consisting Of thirteen cars, having about
nine hnndred persons aboard, len Hiltn 4. !.
station, Western Maryland railroad, II s o'clk.
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90 ACRES OF LAND
PAPER MILL.

with all the machinery Of the la,e., J.,
lnent, in good running order. Thi. Is ~ (
erected on the Gunpowder Falls as5i \.
piled with good water power.
Tract No. 3 contains
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-18
WALL STREET SPECULATION.

The reliable house of ALEX. FRoTHINGHAM& Co.
No IL Wall Street, New York, publish hand some
eight page weekly paper called the Weekly FindB
cidt RepoT, which they send free to any address.
In addition to large number of able editorials on
financial and business topics, it contains very full
and accurate reports of the sales and standing of
every bond stock and security dealt in at the Stock
Exchange Messrs ROCKINGHAM Il Co, are very
extensive brokers, Of large experience and tried
integrity. In addition to their stock brokerage
business, they sell what are termed Privileges"
or Puts and Calls" now OF the favorite meth
DDS of legitimate speculation. Their advice is very
valuable, and by following it, many have made for
tunes-NeW York Metropolis.