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The anti-monopolist., 1878-05-23
TIE STRIKE IN ENCt AMI.

1t is almost as surprising as it is
painful that in England there are
100000 heads of families vainly
throwing their poverty and endurance
against the full bags of the mill
owners. and that in all this shipwreck
there is not a single voice to cry
Land hol' Wheat, and peas. and
beans, and barley, turnips. potatoes,
of all kinds await on the broad fields
for the hand of labor to call forth.
Beef, mutton, fowls-every necessary
of the tame. Fresh air. health, and
home security-all. all lost sight of by
the tortured multitude. Their whole
clinging, despairing thought centred
on the loom, and the spindle. and the
long hours, and the short wages, to
which it would be gladness if the
factory bell would only Summon them
Has common sense died out in Eng.
landl Has the heel of the accurst land
thieves crushed the minds as well as
the bodies of Englishmen Has that
nation become one vast asylum of
lunatiCs What Il sight to see millions
of men "inade after the image of
God looking 1T home at their un-
speakable distress. and abroad at the
fair creation around them. and seeing
no relief in those wide fields now
everywhere bursting into fertility
and beauty. Not voice raised, not
4 finger pointed toward the one. the
only. the secure. the lasting, the hap
pv refuge awaiting them. wooing
them 10 its bosom with a mother 5
love. Nothing between but dark.
and dirty. and stupid Superstition. and
4 handful of ignohle mobiles and dis
honorable "honorables' standing be-
tween them and the light. We talk
not of the scattered fragments of
hired mans,ayers. for ii the Super
stition were gone those would not
stand moment in the way of the
people. That Superstition That
disappearing impiety. Is there no
man IN England, or in Ireland either.
with heart big enough and nerve
strong enough to take it by the throat
and give it a courageous shake or two
and call the combined multitudes to
take a look at it Its seat on dead
mems bones. Who will cry out its
name and point the finger at it Who
will speak to the nations and proclaim
to them that there stands the one
great parent curse the all-prevading
curse of the earth Alas. alas is
there not even in Ireland one patriot
or one priest heroic enough TO speak
out this great truth
The anti-monopolist., 1878-05-23
Since 1865 two thousand bondhold-

Since 1865 two thousand b0ndhold-
ing bankers have made more money
by the contraction of the currency
than twelve million laborers and
wealth producers combined made by
the expansion of tho war circulation,
and these same bankers and bondhold-
ers. through their hireling press, say
that contraction was necessary, n
much prosperity had naie the people
mad.-Pelin Leeol-ztader.
The anti-monopolist., 1878-05-23
DIR. E. B. HALLIDAY'S
BLOOD PURIFIER

Permanently cures, Scrofula, Salt Rheum,
Nervoue Debility, ell kidney and Urinary
Dissnsrs, Restores Lost Vitality, Arrests Ail
INJURIOUS Drains npon the system, Builds mp
Rukrn ConstifusioCs, and MAKES life woEth
the living.
Qtrrre- 81 Pan. fw eirealW and eeaeinGnin1o.
The anti-monopolist., 1878-05-23
THE
Iron Clad Tax Law

Passed at the las, session Of the legislature
compels me to turn over to the Auditor all the
tax books in nv Office on the first day Of
June, and upon that day ~ per cent. pen
atty will be added to all unpaid taxes. II tax
PAYERS delay calling until late in Nay It will
Sc impossible to make ont their receps-and
the penalty will be added BY the auditN- All
interested will fnd il to their interest - call
and settle = early - possible:
II. n. RICE.
County Treasurer.
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LITERARY TRE isUaEs LocKED UP.
tFyom paris Litter ~ me ran Mall Gazette.

(Fr0iq ptriS Litter i The Ioib MAI GuzeNe.l
NJ Bernard Savigny writes a note TO the follow
ing effect concerning the unpublished works Oh
Haint-SmOH: He says that three years ago
learned and laborious seaie9er NJ Arnahu Pasc 90;
made known the result of his long and patient IN,
designations in order 10 discover the unpuDilsneH
manuscripts Of the Due de Sant-Simon. by dlnt OF
acumen and energy he succeeded IN reconsututlhg
the catalogue OF manuscripts, letters docnlnehI I
and notes left by the celebrated wrlteI ueSlIy az
of which are preserved at the Foreign once IL hau
been known that the archives OF the quar- OTIsdy
contained these precious manuscripts Out WINE tnelI
importance was suspected, it was impossible 20 say
of what the treasure e9Hssted cs Is cnSf0n
documents of the greatest value Tor the reign ol
Louis XIV and the Regency, and concerning the
foreign policy of France during the rst part OF Tue
eighteenth century. At the Ministry OF Pubic III
structiOn there Is Committee OF HlstOflGal DOcu
mentsn instituted by NJ. Guizot IN 1888, wnen can
not undertake the publication OF documents DeIOhs
ing TO other departments without the PERMISSION %
the responsible Minister Up to 1874 autnoIlhs
alton was refused for the manuscripts "a VI
Saint-SimOn; and even savants who Wlsne9
TO consult them for special works were re11seu
permission with the greatest rgor. In oePteInDseI'
1874 there was instituted a Committee oil Dpsso-
Inatic Archives charged to examine the demands for
the communication of papers and TO give its agVloe
with regard to the publication OF raisod snd
ment The interdict was Ouly partially Talseu, anu
NJ. Armand Baschet, who for eight years had DeeL
demanding permission 10 consult the manuscIlpts W
Salnt-SimOn was at last permitted to examine some
az the registers but not the most important ones
these remain under lOek and KEY lt appears lnaV
the committee would have gladly puDilsheu GER
tain number of documents, but there was no mohSy
voted for this purpose by the Chamber. N.
Bernard Savigny naturally demands, that TINS
curious state of affairs should be brought 70
an end The Due de Saint-Simon died IN
1855, and it is difficult to imagine what
he could have written. 1t is only ao9ut tnf Il
wears ago that Augustin Thlerry declared that the
history of France was still buried under the dust OF
contemporary chronicles. l may remind you on
tins subject that it was only IN 1878 that CaP.th
ung an officer of the staff, having received perIns-
sion TO examine certain manuscripts IN the w az
Office, discovered documents which clearly proven
that the "Man of the Iron Mask was neither
Mathiof the secretary of the Duke of Mantua nor
Fouquet, nor the Connie de YermandOis, nor a twin
brother of LOUIS XIV, nor the Armenian FatflaTSh
of ConstantinOpe nor the Due de Beaufort, but the
head of a gang of prisoners, whose intention III was
TO get rid of the King. LA Verite sur lie MaSqqe
de Fer" published in 1878 by Plon, contains ample
proof of this
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Orean Cleaners

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERI
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INDIANA sails Thursday Aug. /. 10 a. m.
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Carrying Belgian and United states Malls sailing semi
monthly Alternately nom Pnlaiepha and New YORK.
SWITZERLAND sails TUESDAY, Aug 2, a. m
For rates passage ana other Information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents,
ao7 Walnut At pblladelubia- 81 broadway, New.York
JOHN MCDONALD Agent Battery place Newly ARK
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OFFICIAL REPORT NJ T. MINING STOCK E1.
UHANGE SALES. Jolly 80. 1873.
SECOND CALI O'CLOCK p.

TUESDAY July BOP NJ
The tables showing the movements of grain dur
ing last week, which are printed below, present
some peculiar features For the first week this season
the railways have delivered more grain at New-YOrk
than the canals, and at time when there was no
reason for haste in the deliveries The receipts for
the last three weeks eomDare as follows:
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WHITE STAR LINE. nov srn ANN.

WHITE STAR LINE. -.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
- FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Notce.The Steamers OF this Line take the Lane Routes
recommended IIeut Mauy u T. NJ ON both the outward
and home ward voyages.
ADEIATIC. Capt Jennings Saturday. Aug s;30 o. IN
BRITANHIC, Capt. Kennedy. Saturday, Aug 10 o. m
CELTIC Capt Parsell Thursday Aug d. b5O ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIEH o. NoHrh
RIVER
These steamers uniform and unsurpassed In sp
pontmens The salook, State rooms, Smoking, and Bath
placed adshps where the noise and motion are
least felt ahordng degree Of comfort hitherto unattanable
RATES-saloon $50 and $780, gold Return Tickets on
favorable terme. Storage SIS.
These carry neither cattle, sheep nor pigs
inspection plans aud other information, apply nj the
r. J. CoRrIs Agent
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GoloHS H Nh T. STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

EUION LINE, ....,.,,.
" UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving Pier 50. ". r.. foo Of king-st.
Aug ~ AZ a. NJ
IsDAls aug - P' ~
CITY or NEW lORk........Tl y rclt. - ~ y NJ
MONTA lSDAh sept i%3 y ~
WISCONSIN ESDAY. sept IL, a. M
~ These steamers are bnilt Of iron In wateIsht con-
paTtments furnished with requisite 20 make
The passage across Atlantic both safe and agreeable hay
ing bath ROOM smoking room, drawing rOOm piano ana IL
bray surgeon and caterer on
each Tho siaeOoua are al ON deck thus insutn
thosc greatest o. all uHuIies at perfect ventilation ana
light. ----, -. - ..,.
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 staterooml 500 TO $50
INTERN EDIATE, $40 STEERAGE, $50.
4 GUION.
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Total bush. 3o97.190 2,62l3o5 67ls,555
At the same time the receipts at and shipments
from Buffalo show a relative gain over those by the
lake aud canal, as follows:
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gnsIrnc1ion.
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CHAMBERMAID &c.-As chambermaid and
~ chlds nurse good reference Can Tor
hav az
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~ New.York in 1914 1927 aud 1929 sprucest, Phade
pha boarding and day school for young LADIES' ana
Children Monday September 49, Board and complete
course Latin Bngsh French 500 french
Is the language of the family. MADAME DHERNlLLY,
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT ~ y STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
TUESDAY. JULY 80 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
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VIHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the

TIHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
27th day Of July T. 1879 warrant ~ BansT y1s
OF tho CITY and Cbuny Of New.York ana state OF New
York who has been adiudged a bankrupt on his own
pctton that Of debts and delivery oil any
property belonging such bankrupt TO him or for BIS use
and Of property by him. are forbidden by law
that meeting Of the creditors OF the said bankn 10 prove
their debts assgnee- OF his estate
will be held al Court OF bankruptcy, De holden al No
Warrensi City OF NewS0rk, before John w Little,
esquire Register on The 2sh day OF A. iS.s at ~
o'clock a.. LOUIS +. fA1
u s. Marshal Messenger southern District OF NewYork
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TIHIS rs no GIVE NOTICE: That on the

2Nth daV OF July. a. D. 1873 WaIrant IN BankIupCy
was issued against estate Of LEOPOLD SALOMON, OF
York In the County OF New.YOrk and State OF New
York adudge1 bankrupt on his own petitions
OF debts aud the delivery OF
him his the
transfer property by him. forbidden by law that
meeting OF creditors Of the said bankrupt TO prove their
debts and 10 choose one asguees of hs estate will
be held at ~ Bankruptcy TO DC holden at No 1872
broadway In the ~ OF New-YOrk, before Mr.. Henry
Wilder Allen, Register the 4th day Of septenoer d.
1878, at - O'Clock LOUIS j. PA1N,
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For Young Ladies-City.

AIRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
WI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG La
DIES, Nos. and 9 East 53d-st..
reopens OCT 1. FRENCH AND GERMAN languages prac
cy Taught Thorough training in Primary and Secondary
Departments. Tue COLLEGIATE COURSE requires foul
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THIS is no GIVE NOTICE: That on Tho

FVUIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
2ith day Of May A. 1873 Warrant In BANKRUPTCY was
issued against estate Of WILLIAM COLEMAN OF the
tyO York County New York and state OF New
York been adludged bankrupt on his own petitions
that payment debts and delivery Of any prop
ertY belonging such bankrupt 20 him. or for his use and
the transfer Of any property him. forbidden By law
mat meeting 81 the creditors OF said bankrupt to
prove their debts moro assgnees OF
hs estate be held Court Of Bankruptcy Ia Dee holden
at No. Warren.st.. In the city OF NewfOrk before
John w Little esquire Register the 10Th day Of August
A N 1919 IN no ocIock IA m. LOUIS +. PAWN.
II Mar.hal as Nrssen ger Southern District OF New York.
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Corporailon Notltes.

NOTICE.-James NJ. Oakley g. Co., Auction
IN GERS win sell public auction by order Of the Depart
Of Docks August 4, 1873. at IL o'clock certain
lots Of old material including ferry floats sheds & ends OF
piles wrought iron and wheebarT0ws For full nfoma
The CITY Record" copies for sale at No. City Hail
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IAIE N0IIEGE
For Both sexes-Citv.

IO The foreth year begins September 20 ExauiDauoni
''''''A' THos. D. ANDERSON, D. D., President.
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Bankruut Notices.
u. g. MARsHAEs OFFICE,

T- T Y
EASTERN DISTRICT or PENNSYLVANIA, Z
PHILADELPHIA July 49, 1878,
THIS is to give notice that on the l9th day
i Of JnIv A. b. 1873 a Warrant I'm Bankruptcy was
ssued against the estate JOSEPH SOLOMON OF south
Bethhe in the Northampton, and state OF Penn
syIyana who has been adjudged bankrupt on ms OWL
OF debts and denYefy OF any
propery such bankrupt 10 him. or Tor his use
and Of property BY him. are 1oDdueh DJ Law
that the creditors the said bankrupt 10 prove
their debts choose more asgnees OF his estate
will be held af Court Bankruptcy To be holden az No 20
Broadst Bethlehem before W. E. Doster esquire Register
"" WV 49, -' - JAMES N. KEARNS,
Jy31Iaw2ww U. S. Marshal. as MESSENGER.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
Both day OF July A. 1873 Warrant in bankruptcy was
issued against the estate Of ROBERT W. SMITH OF New
York I'M the of NewYOrk. state OF New1ork, who
has been adudged bankrupt his petitions that the
PAYMENT Of any delivery property belonging 70
sach bankrupt his and the transfer OF
property by him. forbidden law that meeting OF the
Of said bankrupt 10 prove their debts ana 10
ohoose one or assgnees OF his estate will be held at
Of Bankruptcy 10 BIO holden at NO. l62 broadway IN
The CITY of New York before Mr.. Henry Wilder Allen Reg
ister 4th day OF September A. D. 1873 az O'clock
LOblS Z. fAtEy
e. Marshal as Messenger Southern District OF Network.
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Total sales for the daJ
slIlL seller so days.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
s,N pp.Ncrsco CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS.


Government bonds were active ana ioT na,Js m,
old issues, and strong on the tunded pon''
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HNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the

Both day OF July a. ID. 1875 Warrant IN bankruptcy
was Issued against the estate OF SOLOMON GOLD
CHMIDT Of in the County Of New York and state
NewYor who has been adudged bankrupt on his own
peOn payment Of any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging such bankrupt him OF for his
property by hmare forbidden by aw that
meeting OF the creditors OF the said bankrupt to prove their
debts choose assgnees OF ms estate VIII
held Court OF Bankruptcy, TO be holden az No $40
broadway CITY OF envy Ork before John Fitch Regis
ter on 18th day Of August A D. 1873 az IL o'clock
LOUIS F. PAYN,
Il Messenger OF York
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Pjving in Compact yet Comprehensive Form the Facts
Statistics and Arguments Of All the Living
Issues Of the 1878 Campaign.
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V'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
10th dayoiJuy AD 1873 Warrant in IaqEruDtcy was
York city, tho County OF New-HOFk. state OF New
York, who been adjudged bankrupt upon ms own
petlop: that the ptyment OF debts and delivery
OF any property belonging such bankrupt to him or 2r
his use the transfer " any property BY him. are Forbid
by law that meeting OF the creditors OF the SAID bank
rupt debts and 70 choose more assgnees
OF s estate will be held at Of Bankruptcy Ia be
holden nj Beekmant in the city OF New York before
James Dwight esquire Register the l5d daY OF August
A. ID. 1878. at 10 o'clock y. m. ,.,,, =, r,,,,,.
tofN Nov
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BILLING, 3O4 East 6lstst. in the rear.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the

oath day of July A. j. 1878. Warrant in Bankruptcy
issued against the estate Of MBEhG and
LOUIS BLrMBERG, OF New-YOrk city, In the County OF
and cf NewYOrk who have been adIudged
bankrupts ON their peOn that the payment Of any
debts and delivery OF property belonging c such bank
rupts them for their use ana the transfer
OF any property by them forbidden by law that Q
meeting creditors of the said bankrupts TO prove
debts and choose more assgnees OF Their
estate Will be held at OF Bankruptcy to be holden At
No Beekman-st., New-NCrk city before Mr. James ~
Dwight REGISTER the 4th day OF september A. D. 1873
l o'clock p. IN. LOUIE, T.. PAnN,
M Marshal az Messenger District OF Newly
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GENERAL H0USEWORK.-A young girl as
" good plain cook nice washer and irouer VIII take
care OF children city country wages about PlOTES
TANT HOME BUREAu, l3S 6thaye.
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POS. Office Register.

For Delivery OF Mails--G3O a m to p m
Sale Of Money Orders and Registering Let
ters-7 a N to s p m rs Office closed on
Sundays.
Mail betW'n FrostbuTg, Closes Due
Cumberland and all
points east and west as an ADO P N
Mail bctw'n Frostburg,
Piedmont and all
points east and west $40 p m 7.3e III
Mail betw'n Frostburg
and Grantsyihe 7.30 IN geo p IN
C.H. WALLER Postmastez.
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A&v@T.is 3Ts-Es GGufar.
FROSTBURG:

Dry CooRs Notsons C1otAiag Groceries,, etc
--lIarX NincIanl.
|. fptdiHg--B Stern
Dgugs-McNeill s; McCulloh.
F"ru.taro-Gross !, Nickel, o jarrett
s. Bro
Noydcalt--H & + c Beall
Hoots and ,SaooS-Wiliam Thomas, j
Hartman.
NochjniM, Eng'aes--R C Paul, Thomas
i! Paul
Watches and Je,ccIry--D Botz.
LiqU0FS-Otto Frey, b Stern
Fire lasuaHce--J S Metzger, John B
McCulloA.
CUMBERLAND.
lar3e Dea{efs-lsaac 3 Millner and A
L Sncnncr.
-AHo,ay$--J f sciss, d w Sloan, Thos
Cook Ilughcy, Brace & Richmond, Boyd
IS McCieayc.
lidR0S--J ? Wicsel.
BALTIMORE.
AH9H L!ne--A Schumacher & Co