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FINELY ILLUSTRATED WOkhs, ~,
Ineludi,s tssefully colored Books OF rSo""
Editions Of the Poets, kc- &C. ,oovs
ELEGANT JUVENILE BOOKS
Fnssh and Amencsn 70, al ages AID al prlees All sln
'n''' BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
Ouarfo octave twe.veuo and the slnAsf sLes' " 'e"e
Morocco ke. - - q, a.,
Cataoxues Of portion Of his stock can De mad on ap
plicsrou EVANS 1 BRITAIN, No oH Brosd"ay
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THE AMERICAN ALMANAC, 1883.


GIFT BOOKS for the HOLIDAYS
OADRIANCE, SHERMAN Co, No. 2 Aston Houss,
desire call the attention Of the pnc 70 tnsir large col
lection Of ANIMALS. ILLUSTRATED WOhkb end
other GIFTBOOkS. -
Their assortment consists Of BOOKS suitable for
EVERY ACE, and will be found upon inspection 70 b -
extensive and beautiful any the city, and viii DO sold
at equally low prices. vxc,,
They have sso 10 offer q foe assortment OF FANCY
ARTICLES selected from the latest nporafions expressly
for the Holiday ssles and which they are enabled 70 coll ct
u''". XDRIXSCE, SHERMAN 4 Co, No aAssor Houss
DRESENTS for the HOLiDAYS.-Just re-
l ceiyed at DUNN'S Book and Music store, No 10 sth-
sy A splendid collection Of ANIMALS, GIFT AND
JUVENILE BOOKS at very low prices Also, s.plcndid
sortsnt Of Porte Monnaies, Port olos. Fancy Articles,
&c large stock Of French Accordeons and other Musical
Instruments.
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Special Notices.

" Democratic Wing General Committee
meeting OF this Committee will be held THURSDAY
EVENING, Dec 81 at n o'clock, at the Broadway House
BY order. GEORGE j. CORNELL, Chairman
G Maaa11I 1; S,.n. Secretaries.