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Occur FIRST PRINCIPLES

REPUBLICAN, PARTY
AND ITS PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES;
BY BENJAMIN y. HALL
One volue limo Pp 5l2 Price 81 Comprising Al accurate
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REPUBLICANIsM IN Sc AND IS;
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OF JEFFERSON MADISON MUNROE, AND THE
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ENGLAND'S GREAT PROTECTOR
HENRY WILLIAM HERBERT.
I, IA his rorv that be made the Of Enelishman a.
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ever had been the style Of Roman citizen"
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Good Books for YOUNG People.
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Al O w X Z A D Y
IN THE BULL OF POPE GREGORY XVI

AG AINST SLAV r II Y.
The famous BULL" OF POPE GREGORY XVI, for.
bidding all Catholics TO countenance assist or in any
wise participate the Extension Of Slavery has just been
issued in pamphlet form, TO be circulated
REPUBLICAN TRACT .
the campaign IL 10 illustrated by handsome cut OF
the POPE surrounded BY his Cardinals engaged the work OF
freeing his chains, accompanied with some striking
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DANIEL OCONNELL addressed the people Of Cincinnati
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which shall aid to make
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lie district and neifhborhood In the whole country
IL adapted be the most effective documents among
this Of the community that has yet been srsd ior me
campaign An edition OF Forty Thousand
Already out from the press and another edition Of
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will be ready Let every friend OF free
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- FIVE HUNDRED VOTES
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Address JOSEPH II. LADD,
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TEXTBOOK FOR REPUBLICANS
IL Now READY:
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
And its
PRESIDE ENTAIL CANDI ID ATES
Comprising an accurate History Of the Republican Party
the United States from ts Origin in 1876 TO its Dissolution
1882 Of the Wing and Democratic Parties during the Inter
regnum and Of its Re formation In 1885, TO defend Freedom OF
Speech Of the Press and resist the Agessions o the
Slave Power With Biographical Sketches and Portraits OF
FREMONT and DAYTON
By BENJAMIN Z. HALL.
trembe for my country when remember that Uod 10 just
Jefferson.
5l4 pages limo. Price 81.
This work contains just the matter which all should have
within convenient reach IL 10 the Shsrps Rife OF facts and
Arguments eectua Of defense against the assal
the Principles and Purposes Of the Republican Party
addition concise BogrpLy of the Republic
Nominees connected History Of - which led to
the demo ralization and
their abandonment Of the original principle which they were
founded their progressive and increasing subservency 10 the
Slave Interest shown In obsequious devotion TO its claims
eliminating in that browning act Of nfay the sbrogston Of
crimes
RACES by which il has been followed. -
MILLER, ORION MULLIGAN. Publishers,
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Published This Day, September ls:
8 1 G N A A,,v L F. T. l K Z
THE PATHFINDER.

From The Independent
This the striking title Of volume Of stirring iyrics on
prominent scenes In the life Of Col FREMONT con-
neced in continuous series forming almost complete bog
rsphy Of the Pathfinder and written in tasteful aud spirited
syle BY American poet The book comprises ioz
neatly printed and fail do good service In the
campaign struggle addressed to the young men OF
the Free stes and s appeal s eloquent and powerful ~
adapted the of public rec
ton Club meetings and such use Of might be made
effective almost be These lyrics At this time
will sford Incentives action like the which the Cru
saders sang the Of battle"
From The N. Y. Evening Post.
This volume Of good 10 often published now
days ballads included have reference TO those srins
incidents In the life Of Col Fremont which excite 90 much en-
thusasm for him. candidate of great party but tne
heroic explorer Of the Western wilderness II
that they the productions Of the muse Of
Whlier and many Of them not unworthy OF 20 nen
source The Ride Of the One Hundred The Nebasks bson
Hunt The Prairie Camp A Night BY Lake Tamafh ana
nany other subjects the romantic Of the nations n
yorte are celebrated with true Lyric fire.
Price paper covers cloth so centa Nailed post
sxe Maid on receipt Of the price. AAAress 49,
DAYTON 4 BURDIeK, No. . Ann-st., N T.
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T'HE BEST SELLING CAMPAIGN PlC-
themselves with our LARGE POLITICAL PICTURES. we
have styles 1--we s1 for Fremont
adapted parties Cal once and zee the ,es
nsbt. BAKER GOODWIN, Pripters, Tribune 1uu0ht
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NIBLOs CARDEN-CEkMAN Of6nh'0
~ TUESDAY Sept is, 1855
OF THE
NEW GERMAN OPERA TROUPE.
Madam. MIMI IA: !: l ss$SF R3srrn
WEISLicRRt ; sHa
When will b. presented Meysrbeers Grand Opera ,es Of
ROBERT THE DEVIL.
Isabella Madame NINA B nSEkER
Alice: ...'''.'..'''.'''.''''" W. A prICcKtNEsER
ss1sI.m W sEIST;FR
N'"''''''; THE .iiSs;s;iptiSsTxi BALLET
Nh, LIMA wrspEE E m Fl fIoSA and MI. JULIA
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So1 s. = e %SnSes asSs Mile Robert aud
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NIBLO's sALOON.-GRAND C0NCERT.-
N The p%ss%D a * isBBa Be- %}EISRsT that
HER FIRST APPEARANCE
onAxp '5c.oNcERr,
when she will be supported BY 80
Senor BRIGNOLI and AMODIO, together with
Senior RANIERI VILANOVA ION the Orgue Alexandra &C
companied by the Sonora RANIERI ViLANOVA on
the Piano forte their first appearance in
New-YOrkk
PART I.
Romanza from Gil nlus RIVAL" .Mercadante
Signor AM0DIO.
2 Rornanzs from Ii Spa" Of. .Ardt
Signor BRIGNOLI
s. Duo from the Mgoetto" Verdi
Madame DE WILHORST and Signor AMODIO
T. Homage Rosni" .Vianova
Senior RAN1ERI VILANOVA.
s. Cavana from the Beatrice d Tenda" Of Donizet
Madame CORA DE WILHORST
PART II.
l. Dino from the Don Pasquae" .Donize
Madame DE WILHORST and Sgnor BRIGNOLL
Mserere from the rovatoe Verdi arranged by Vanova
Senior ct Sonora RANIERI VILANOVA.
g. Aria from the Comma di NeTgy" Of
Sgnor AMODIO.
e. The Brindin" from the "Macbeth" Of. Verdi
Madame CORA DE WILHORST
S Melode from Lies Vepres Sciennes"
Sgnor BRIGNOLI . .
Madame DE WILHORsT, with signOn BRIGNOLI
and AMODIO.
Conductor and Accompany ist. Signor MANLOCCHl
Price Of Tickets, with Reserved Seats ONE DOLLAR
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Doors open at IT; Concert commences at O'Clock.
Aer o'clock the afternoon Of the Concert more Re
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Cup, Man and Boy, Gray Beard and Youth!
L,ACTS TO CONVINCE-MUSIC TO CHEER
l. GRIMES TO AvENGE-A CHIEF TO LEAD!
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
complete History Of its Origin, Principles and Purposes
By B. r. Hall esq. 5i4 pages. Price 81.
THREE YEARS ON THE KANSAS BORDER.
Inside View OF the Border lisn Crusade for "Crusns
our Liberty Extending Slavery BY Missionary Of the
Episcopal Church $50 limo Paper covers 50 cents
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BY Francis c. Woodwork the wel'knpwn writer for Youth
pages lsmo. Win Steel Portrait and illustrations
TfiE PREEMArs 0JEE BOOK
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SMUCKERS LIFE OF FREMONT go
The only Life containing the Coones full Reports and the
accurate and ke Portrait engraved by Richie expressly for
this book 500 paees Illustrated Price, 81.
FREMONT PORTRAITS
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Either above postage paid receipt Of price
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nR. DORAN's NEW WORK will be pub
- lished on SATURDAY, Sept. %.
KNIGHTS AND THEIR DAYS BY DR.. Doran Author
Of Table Traits" Habits and Men" &C. limo,
DR.. DORANS WORKS complete in 4 vols, viz:
limo cloth 1 IS
HABITS AND MEN with Remnants Of Record touching
the Makers Of Both l2mo cloth .................l %
THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND OF THE HOUSE OF
HANOVER, 1.-THE Wives Of the -Four Georsesl ~
SEPTEMBER n:
SINAI and PALESTINE, in connection with their His
tory * Arthur rennyn STANLEY pI NJ , San Cloth
OCTOBER &
THE HISTORY OF TEXAS from its first settlement to
the Annexation, with Maps, Portraits and other Illus
trsons By Colonel III. Yoakum Of the Texas Bar. a.
l. g. REDFIELD.
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THE New BOOK by the Author of the WIDE,
II WIDE WORLD" .
D. APPLETON Co.. Nos. $40 and 3is Broadway, New
York will publish on the 10th Of September,
THE HILLS OF THE SHAU&MUC.
One Volume, limo, 500 pages, CLOTH ST
One Volume, limo, Illustrated Edition. 81 3D.
From The Home Journal, Aug 30
81" 10 suck story all Of us see and learn, many time
through We charmed with the freshness and indvid
uaty subject become absorbed in the
beautiful unfolding Of the personality Of each member Of
kindly influence gracefully thrown about US BY means Of
Christian counsel and truth The book will effect more good
than myriad Of direct homies and certain that It will
find welcome home with the better class OF people
everywhere"
A. orders for this work in advance Of publication are
quite large those who wish supply Of the s edition should
send early orders As evidence Of the popularity OF the
author in England the English Publishers print 900 copies OF
the " HILLS OF THE SHATEMUC" first edition.
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OST-A small DIAMOND PIN, its shank
IL nearly straight but slightly curved IKE the letter rss
Cbsne or returning BY Fulton Ferry The finder will re-
c,iye rs on returning IL TO No. ~ University place
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" A l. A C Ks THEA T E r
w OPENS FOR THE SEASON
WEDNESDAY. September n, 1885,
The stage in all it, Department. being under tn. direction Of
M Lester.
The scenery, Of M sherwood and assistants.
The orehesirs, Of sisRor La Mamma
Al entirely fvesct Comedy will be produced with
and beautiful scenery and appointments plenddy east and
written sly fol entitled
FIRST IApRES9IONS
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Tomatoes, Green Corn, Peaches OF any otaeI uit OF
veTebe can In fresh with all their nstu
80 esyor " IIiiOUT THE USE OF SUGAR any other
peservAiive property by using SPRATIS PATENT SELF
sT AiINO CANS. -" Tor which SEVEN DIPLOMAS and PRE-
MINIS were awarded These the only Cans
whh are WARRANTED preserve all kinds OF Fruit and
Vegetables. .,, -
An orders by post otherwise, promptly delivered to any
part Of the city or Brooky free Of expense
WELLS PROVOST, Sole Proprietors,
No Pesrl-st e FIankln-square
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The other characters BY Messrs Oliver Parks Owen James
Jefres Mrs and Miss Thompson and Miss Csrmsn
variety and fashionable music between the acts
A NEW DRAMA
TWO NEW FARCES
are In prepsrstion and will be shortly produced
Mrs Vernon Mr. Dyott and other established favorte' will
shortly appear. .,,,
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Aorses, Carriages, sc.

MATCHED Pair Blackhawk Carriage HOrses for
M SALE AZ as Franklin ST. be TO IL years
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Tie Ladies, Union Aid, Society, Of the Methodist
Eri,eep Church in III. City NewYok instituted for the
benefit Of aged and inrn members having ouia
In, ion their 42d 8thav, expect to
lay the Corners TUESDAY the 10th inst O'CLOCK
o. M The Rev Dr. Bangs will preside. The Rev j. r. Peck
b. D. the Rev K s. Foster d. d., the Rev. j. ID: Wakeley
and Others conduct the exercises The members OF the
society friends Of bencvolence respectfully invi-
I. 10 attend prove ceremony
will be Dos poned until the first fair day.
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Emisra mt InteIlie ence Office and Labor Exchange
hs been Nc CsnRs to No. I'll Worth-st,
Gate Anthony-st few doors Of Broadway No fees
charged. JAMES T. PAGAN, superintendent
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those who have not yet visited their gallery
should do SO 10y that time. They are wor
thy gentlemen and excellent artists.
Speaking Of daguerrcosypcs, WEAns
will be here 5000, with his car. His uew
style of pictures, tile ambro.yp., is said
to be decided improvement on tho dacuer.
rcotypc. We have never seen it, and
eau only give tho testimony of those who
have. We know, however, that Mr. WEARS
is first rate artist.