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Also, by the same Author: and unfigured FUN FOR WINTER EVENINGS; or, GAMES FOR To be commenced shortly, a work to contain all the new THE LITTLE FOLKS. This little book embraces the games of Checkers, Fox and Geese, Solitaire, German Tactics, Morrice, and Chinese Puzzle, with a box of checkers to accompany each book, with which all the games can be played, affording an infinite fund of amusement for children or adults. Price, per dozen, $3. BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA. Applications for the above to be made to D. G. ELLIOT, No. 27 West Thirty-third St., New York. A liberal discount made to the Trade. NEW YORK, Oct. 1st, 1865. NOTICE. In November. STOPPING THE LEAK. BY AUNT HATTIE. Being under the style of BARNES & BURR, termi volume II. of THE BROOK-SIDE SERIES. 1 vol. 16mo. Illustrated. Price $1 25. nates by the death of Mr. Burr. Have recently published a very beautiful series of 1. THE MISCHIEVOUS PUPPY, OR THE ERRORS | 4. BABY'S BIRTHDAY, AND HOW IT WAS SPENT. OF YOUNG YELPINGTON. 5. 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With Gilbert's (700) illustrations. 3 vols. royal Svo., cloth, half calf, full calf, WOOD'S ILLUSTRATED NATURAL HISTORY. half calf, full calf, and morocco, gilt edges. With 700 beautiful illustrations. MOXON'S OLD DRAMATISTS. 9 vols. royal 8vo., cloth and half calf. Will be ready in about a fortnight, our new Illustrated Gift Book, entitled THE ROUND OF DAYS. 3 vols. royal 8vo. cloth, A companion volume to "Birket Foster's Pictures of English Landscapes," and "Houghton's Home Thoughts and Home Scenes," &c. &c. Colored Toy Books, Primers, and Juveniles. DAVIS, PORTER & CO., PUBLISHERS AND JOBBERS IN CHILDREN'S BOOKS, 21 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Have now ready an entire new Catalogue of their splendid assortment of attractive Colored Books just prepared for this season's trade, which they will be happy to send to any applicant. It embraces a most desirable variety of ALPHABETS, PRIMERS, TOY BOOKS, BOUND JUVENILE BOOKS, AND GAMES, all just manufactured at the reduced rates, and will be sold at proportionately low prices. In addition to our own list of sixteen pages, we keep on hand a large assortment of the most desirable publications for Children, in sets or singly, which are offered on the best terms. Special terms offered to Jobbers to deal in our Books, and we think Booksellers will do well to sort up with our stock; we shall be glad to have a call from those visiting Philadelphia. Sample lots to any amount sent to any address. NOV. 1. 1865. Newsdealers, Booksellers, Newspaper ARE INFORMED THAT The American News Company, OF NEW YORK, Is ready to supply at the earliest moment, and on the very lowest terms, Newspapers, Daily and Weekly, Magazines, Books, Dime Novels, Cheap Publications, School Books, Envelopes, Pens, Writing Papers, And everything wanted by a Newsdealer or Bookseller.. 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