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PUDNEY & RUSSELL, PUBLISHERS, HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING ESTABLISHED HIMSELF TH as a Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, at No. 436 BROADWAY, respectfully solicits from his friends, and the trade generally, a share of their patronage. It will be his aim to keep a well-selected stock of BOOKS in the various departments of literature, which he will sell at very low prices. He would respectfully offer his services to out of town Booksellers, and others, as Book-Collector and Purchaser at Book Sales. All orders transmitted to him will receive prompt attention. He would also call the attention of the trade to the following list of books which he publishes : PALEY'S EVIDENCES OF CHRISTIANITY, with notes by Richard Whately, D. D., Archbishop of Dublin. 8vo. cloth, MILLER'S NEW YORK AS IT IS; or, Strangers' Guide Book to the Cities of New York, Brooklyn, and Adjacent Places. Comprising notices of every object of interest to Strangers, including Public Buildings, Churches, Hotels, Places of Amusement, Literary Institutions, &c., &c., with map and numerous illustrations, MILLER'S NEW MAP OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, with a list of all the streets, with reference to the Map, and Views of some of the Principal Public Buildings, THE SURPRISING TRAVELS AND ADVENTURES OF BARON MUNCHAUSEN, illustrated by Alfred Crowquill, containing, besides other engravings, an undoubted likeness of this world-renowned adventurer, THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUSOE, by Daniel DeFoe, including a Memoir of the Author, with an Essay on his Writings, printed on tinted paper, and beautifully illustrated by Thwaites, PEBBLES FROM JORDAN; or, Bible Examples of Every-Day Truth, by Miss Graham, with engravings by J. A. Adams, BLIND ARTHUR, and Other Stories; being a collection of "Moral Lessons and Stories on the Proverbs," designed to render some of those inspired sayings more easy and familiar to children. By Jane Strickland. Illustrated by J. A. Adams, LILIES FROM LEBANON; or, Scripture Sketches. by Miss Graham, embellished with eight beautiful wood-cuts by Adams, THE CHILD'S OWN PICTURE AND VERSE BOOK, selected and arranged from the best authorities, by a "Grandfather." 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