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GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
Depot, Fifth and Hoadly. Tlme,7 minutes fast.
Morning Mail ,.... 7:30A.M. 90OP.M. e;35p M.
Night Ex. Eek Sat.). 7:00P.M. S:20A.M l0:00A.M..
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cAtcurTA, Nov 2a-saiod, ship Landseer Knowles.
Boston.
coRru, Nov 9-Arnyed, brig Raven Nash New York.
CDUBLiS Nov 22Arriyed. bark Deser Dubroyack Aus),
Drabar Philadelphia
Sailed 2lst bark Ineolf CSor Knudsen United States
FowEY Nov disabled bark Tisania tNoD, Tergesen,
Philadelphia
G1oucrsrrR. Nov 21-Arrived barks Emma G Litchneld
Hayden wyburg; Madre Fig dtaD scarpati. New York
GEsoA-Saied, ship Kaliope Nor, Larsen, United
States.
HAnpuRe, Nov 2i-sailed Clara, for Baltimore.
HAvEE, Nov 2l-Auiyed, bark Lalla RooEh Br, Dakin,
New York.
BoMGsBERG Nov 1s-Arriyed, bark Otto Georges Gen,
Lemke, Philadelphia
LivERpoot Nov 2l-saied ship John Gladstone (Br),
Locke United States Hannah Morris (Br), Dunbar, do,
Andrew Johnson oBren, Mobile, brig Ellen Mitchell,
Eaton, United States.
LONDON, Nov 22Sailed ship Trenton (Br) Faster New
Orleans.
Cleared 10Th, barks Fioka NoD Michaeisen, United
States Marino (Au valcch, do serug Aus, Mineghetto
do.
MILFORD, Nov 21-sailed brig Laura RD, Durham,
United States.
MogILLr Nov 22-Arrived steamer Morayian (Br), Gra
ham, Quebec for Liverpool and proceeded.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov 2l-Arrived bark Mndet Nor), Inge-
brethsen, Baltimore for Dublin.
Arrived 22d 80 AM steamer City Of Richmond Br),
Brooks New York for Liverpool (and proceeded
Also arrived 22d Baltic (Br Geadell New York
FOR Liverpool tand proceeded.
RIGA, Nov ls-Arrived, bark F Mann Gen, Deutsch.
New York mot arrived at Bremen).
TRIESTE Nov 17-Arriyed barks Chas Pearson, swa In
Phindelphia; Carolina Casanova QaD, Mazzelo, New
York
vEsrRY, Nov 2i-Arryed, brig Chittoer (Br Gourley.
New Orleans for Hull
WATERFORD Nov 22-Arriyed, bark Imperator (No. Jen
SEN New York.
Sailed from port in he United Kingdom bars Matilda
Hilyard Bp, Brooks, United States Cebele dtaD, Catta
rinich, do
LONDON Nov 22-Bark Camilla NoD, Beekman, from
New York for Riga which put into Krageroe Nov 9 dam
aged had been collision with schr Marie tswe, which
probably ioundered; saved.
vessel supposed the Sal adm has been totally wrecked
the Mumbles. Probably the brig Saadn (Br, Davis,
from Bull River sc, Oct for Bristol, E.l
QUEENSTOWN, Nov 22-The British ship Oriental Cape
Sandorson which sailed from London Oct 25 for st john
NIB ballast has been abandoned at waterogged and
40 sinking condition Her taken or and brought
70 this port by the Baltic from New York Befort
the Oriental finally abandoned she set fire 70
prevent collisions the wreck lay in the path OF ocean
travel.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o, Nov 17Arriyed. ship carmarthen Castle
(Br), Hughes, San Francisco.
ClenredShp Lock Fleet lBrl, Robertson, Quceustown
bark Herbert Black, Treat. do
ALEXANDRIA, Nov 2O-Arrvcd. schrs 4 B Cowparthwait
Providence: Dick Williams Lille Fakonberq Theod,re
Dean, aud Henry Parker - for Washington.
sailed-Schrs II X Tton drom 8eorgetown) -. A r
Kindberg, New Haven; Maggie Ellen. Washington.
BRUNSWICK Ga, Nov 22-Arriyed, schr Belle Hooper
Gkey, Boston,
BOSTON, Nov 22-Arrived, steamers Marathon CBrl
Garrett, Liyepoo Seminole Mathews Savannah; Johns
Hopkins, Halett, Baltimore; General whitney Hallett
New York Roman, Crowell Philadelphia; schr Gertrude
Il Smith, HARRISON do.
ClearedSteamer Ncreus Berry New York; BRIG Marposa
Fletcher Demerara; tchrs A Locke Rand Haytl. A u
Fitch Fitch, Jacksonvie. Sunlight, Etheridge George
town, DC; Mary Freeland Clark, PHILADELPHIA.
York. ~ ''' -"
BALTIMORE. Nov 2o-Cleared schrs Helen Mar, Nicker-
son, New York; Dolphin Clark Salem
zlst-Arriyed steamers Hibernian (}r Archer Liver.
pool wa Halifax Calvert Foley Charleston ID Foley,
Price, WtminEton Saragossa Hooper, Savannah; Fanny
Cadwallader Foster, New York brig Ellida Non Klein
iio Janeiro; schr Ellen (Br Hooper, Caico, IT,
Janeiro. '
Also arrived steamer Ohio Ger, Meyer, Bremen.
Cleared-Steamers WIN Crane Howes Boston Louisa,
walker, Edentou, NC John Garrett. Hix, New York
whrs Z Lewis, Huppy, Boston II Hurlbut, Griffin.
newark, NJ Addie Jordan, Beayitt, Port Royal
sailcd-Bng Hattie Balm Bordeanx.
BANGOR. Nov 2u-Arriycd schrs James Bliss Hatch,
Phhndelpbia' sea Foam Phbroohs New York ID Doane,
Chaiinder. Philadelnhia. Eytrglade. -. Psrih Amhos
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT

spvvN-rE AND LAST DAY OF THE BILLIARD
coNrEsr-JoE DION WINS FIRST PRIZE AND
,-vrrrLE SECOND THE AMOUNT or THE
THIRD AND FOURTH PRIZES DIVIDED BE-
TWEEN GARN1ER SEXTON AND sLossoS-THE
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 10 TAKE PLACE TO-
NIGHT
"a far as The regular games were concerned There
was auto good attendance IN the afternoon and a
very large crowd ID the evening.
JoE DIoS pEPEArs SEXTON
The afternoon game was between Joseph Dion and
Sexton The latter the lead bat failed % count
"a lis dist attempt Up to the ath Inning Dion made
but Is points while sexton made only "a
sexton secured but in bis afih inning after doing his
level best u corral the balls the LETT hand corner at
the foot cushion without Dion did splcnddly,
IN ne other hand securing % ~ delicate play falling
70 count finally by shot that required follow and two
cushions from the left to the right hand cushion The
worries we're scattered when Sexton began bis sixth
inning yet before be completed u he obtained y oi
count In this inning Joe Went him better ~ point
making 81 Between the seventh and sixteenth m
nngs the play was tame both sides. Then Don
made run Of As points Aiter ths lhe piayaRg wss %
marked by but few skilful displays until the
twentieth inning was reached Ineh pioh
got the balls in he lower night hand corner o. the laoe
aud IL at once became evident thai ne was bent on
long run as after making 20 be forced them close to-
gether along the right hand cushion carroming on
them at the rate twelve carroms 70 tue minute as nc
worked them up toward the head OF the table By
The time he had got them just half the
length Of the table he had made 10 When within
Ten inches Of the line cushion he had made 96
when he was compelled to play with force 10 get them
into POSITION the white object ball having rolled little
10 the right straight line from the red He played
across table from the red to the white, sending The
latter across the table with such force that the reco
from the cushion brought back into the upper right
hand corner where the red ball had preceded T. ne hy
thg shot got them punched once more and before they
were again separated he had made 100, within oi
game He made l in his effort 70 corral them
into the and failed in round the table shot
make the point that would have carried him out MS
total being l22 The game at this stage stood
Dion 2Q9; Sexton. So. In the next inning the latter
made 30 then missed and Dion counted the necessary
l. The game occupied hour and seventeen min
uies. Dions average IA 2I and sections 3 e-2l.
The following is the score
Joe Dion-4, l. o is, rs ], 80, 4 i o 10, 9, Q, 10,
seAton-o D. ., il, s, 81, ,2L9o6ol,o, 40 Q,
2, o. 3, Coils,
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. p, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer Wilmington, Gardner Porto Plata st Domingo,
&c-Mm Cly0c a 90.
steamer vesper Dayls. Wilmington, Del-A Abbott
Steamer Ann EYa. Richards. lhiladelphiaJas ~ Hama.
steamer Francania Man gum P0rtland-j \ Ames.
SLIP , 4 klmDali, Humphreys, iokohama-k " Cameron
& Co
Bark scbccca GER. Ahrens Iondnn-Funch, Edye Co
Bark Dacuy Nlr Fr0ch Les Gab.cs Dc 0lmne Franco
- Tobias q lu.
Blrk A.sunta ItaD Cuento Triests-D sonmers Howe.
Brg honarco del Aare tad, Garguio, Napes-John Y
SeHgen
Bark Tcetalct Tracy Lcghorn-Nller Houehton
Brig san Frsc0. GtAcr1. lrcste-funch, Edye Co
Brig Nellie Higgins frrderirkstl1t- Roche Bros Go.
scarJ y Hatfield Br, Hatfield, Yarmouth Ns-C " Ber-
Schr Mary rheall ,Rr Theal 81 John, Mp Neyus 4
Son.
schr Katie Ranger, Martin Jaek.onyiiIe-yan Brant 4
Bro
Schr J1hn Galre win ngton, NC Powell
~clir AiAhNna Russ Richmond, Na-sueht 4 Petty.
sam ! G Benton. Miltr Norfolk. Na--Supht Il Petty
-chr Eaocl Moore, Chambers Washington, DCSiaght 4
Petty
sehr Leonard Daniels Buell., Wilmington, Del via Phla-
del hia.-Mr Chalmers
Scbr1 johnson Rose Phadeluhia-saght Petty.
stlr hato Lueia, Bonsail, Phiiadep phia-Slaghs
Petty.
-car Ray State Buikley. Boston-Chas living
-cf Henry. Anderson. hiiLep0rt-Garwright Dovle.
~0 Emperor hewick, New haycn-Cartwrght Doyle
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
SURPRISE FOR Tie CHARITABLE.

WHAT IS REPORTED ~ TIE FINANCIAL STATE
on TIE ASSOCIATION ron IMPROVING TIE
CONDITION oF THE POOR.
The regular monthly meeting q the New York Asso-
citation for the Improvement II the Condition or the
Poor vas held IN - 81 tie Bible House even
inF Mr Howard Potter presiding ana Robert ~ Hart
ley acting secretary This association i tho oldest
q rs kind ~ this city having been Incorporated 10
ls4s and always numbering since that time 10 It's ranks
our very best citizens The meetings are held In
private and there was exception made 10 tho rule
last evening II had leaked out however that serious
trouble had occurred in The association one 81 It's
officials was rumore1 70 have kept his books "a
loosely that there . reported deficiency q about
$1s,O0o IN tho year 1874, he difference being
betwen so643l which s the amount sad u have been
expended from October J. 1873 u October ls74 and
the amount really dsbursed in charities which a said
be less than $4,000 Also il was alleged that X WA
owing the ofCla IN question that the ASSOCIATION
refused last year 70 cooperate with the Bureau of
Charities and that IN tho months of December is73
and January 1874, this Official who has been con.
nectcd with the association It's Incorporation In
1915 salary Of $500 per year had caused 10 be
those months was $50 974 SCI when the amount really
expended only S2s,932 Z4
over this and other matters which arc troubling the
society very much there quite violent debate last
evening III which Mr. Robert y. Mnturn took prorni-
nent part, warmly opposing the action of Mr..
Robert M Hartley The secretary and agent of tho
ISOLATION, who offered resolution as member Of The
Board u Managers 10 Increase the salary Of clerk
named Juscon from 81 200 70 $500 year which vas
lnaiJ adonina- NeAJz stewaTt brown u Brown
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
ARRIVALS.
EHronr.n y IaE nEEALD sTaAa yAcnrs AyD HEHAIE

EaPorrGD Is raE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AyD HERALD
wnlrEsT0NE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer Gy " Chester lBr Letch, Liverpool Nov II
p.e arrived X saady ioos os Ad NV 2i s4o niles
= u o ssnsl iloes passed srig sweeny from Amsterdam
nn gypt nonna east 2lo miles 81 az, an Anchor line
steaiaer, bounl east
,;1on arrived A salv t"t 4 ~ g'l,ams ~, rs
2l Ion -, was tn company With steamer Navarno tpr
from ta for New YORK 18Th lat 81 Tn 5 3O saw bark
Annie Troop. or Ohm NB i6r Bristol. 2ist nom
a. 81 Gs passed Britannia Br) hence fr
Lvepoo same day at ~ a3 lon q ~ passed shp Kos
steamer Heseta ,B0 webster Liverpool Nov Ia nnd
Aurst ~ III =, - u Ia - - pissed brg rgsed
steamer showing Prussian coiors bound East
nase % Furch Edyo 4 CO. Had strong westerly gales e
of bSs mase Berry hom s. join. SB. or Dungaroon n
Ireland, 10 disabled condition. lsce Miscehany3
and no passengers 9 Loas De Bebian.
~ passed an lnman steamer 275 miles nom sandy Hook
Ethiopia arl hence for Glasgow, 2T miles
rom seqdy Hook, also National steamer. 27S miles from
Steamer Naphar dBr). Wallace Patras Oct ., catacoa
2stG With fruit 10 Phelps Bros Co vessel 10 Bcrham 4
Baycsen From Nov ~ 70 ~ bad continuation q NV
Steamer Pioneer wakey. Wilmington Nc. with mdse 70
steamer Somerset. Stewart, Newcastle. Del
sh2 lndoayor. Warland Manila July II, with mdse 20
,,shp Nicholas Williams Liverpool - days with salt 20
BaTE Romo B0 Mckenzie Liverpool ~ days in ballast
Dill n Rndman.
Bars Minnie Campbell Nor, Isaaksscn. London 80 days
for orders. =
Bark GRACE mi, wade, Rotterdam az d,ys Win empty
barrels 90 Heany Il Parker
Bark Queen ~ Suuderlpnd fpr1 Cswrv Elo Jauero "a
days, with coffee Il u Morgan 4 % vessel ID BOYD 4
hneken yossed the Equator, Oct III 10 io8 6 had
phia or Genoa '' W ~
Bark cete Frl, sauvee Ro Janero days with coffee
Crossed tbs iAapAtas - =. - c. 1--
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
THE GRAND Result.
The following shows the Grand result
80 DO - srrrr.ED-

The game 70 decide whcl of thc two should have thc
first prize played by the D.ong shortly aner tho
contest between Cyrle and Garnior TIA cndcJ. and
was won by Joseph Dion mr. q l0eingis
SCORE
Joseph Dion-l 90 3, D. 2. 4 -, a3, ri o II T8 6 50
IL O 10, L. 2 8, 2, 10, o. 100
Cyrille Dion-6 o g. q, 4, -, q, b 2 II d a0 5O &
H. o, o, 8, a. 13 a. 8 l.
The FIRST prize Is sl,50l the seccad $1,000 aud tGc
third $3.50 and .ourth $3.50 By winning ile arst prl.
Mr.. Joseph Dion also tie god liedui -NuH as A
memento Of the tournament by 81 Matthew a.4uey
Maurice DAILY made the best total neral average
during the tournament
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH,
This evening Maurice Uay pad Cyrfe Dion INC %
play for The championship and sl eJ0 asis 900 POINTS
French carrons
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
nARN1rR AaAINsr {. dos.

The twentyhrst and last regular game OF the tourna
ment was between GARNER and c. Dion, the two play
ers who during the made the highest
age on record-30 II well understood that great
deal depended upon this game nasmuch II GARNER
succeeded in defeating Cyrie II would make lie be-
tween the latter and Joe Dion, who would necessarily
have TO play game TO determine which
should have the hrst prize not only this but
that Cyrile's defeat would make GARNER Sexton and
sosson even, and consequently they would have to
play off for The third and fourth prizes. CyriIle's
victory 1t was known, too, would make him the win
Of the first prize and his brother Of the second
prize while his defeat Of GARNER would bar the latter
from all prizes The game up to the eleventh inning
miserably played In the twenty-siXth inning Gar
Co. which completed the game the stand.
ing 800 TO 49, The game lasted hour and eighteen
minutes. Garniers average II 7-l3 and Dion's 3
and fraction. The following is
THE SCORE.
2, i, 2S, 50, is, 81 Q, o. Q, %, 667soo. n I
c. Dion-10, 0, o, i, j, j, a. l. J. o II, Q, Q, . 10,
J. a Is, o, 2, ., !, IA, 9, 80
The result of this game 10 tie Cyrille and Joe
Dion for the rst and second prizes and GARNER Sex
ton and slosson for the third and fourth. The latter
three decided after the game 70 divide the third and
fourth prizes between them-S 600
The following table Will show the number Of games
played the best made and tho averages of each
PLAYER during the
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
sPoKEN.

Ship Royal Alice CBr Hnghes from Calcutta for New
York oct 81 lat n - S, Ion q ~ T..
Bark Mary Campbell inr from Bermuda short Of pro-
GG
Bark Emilia Barabino rBrl. Thompson from Tcxel for
New York, oct 81. lat ~ 20 Ion 10
Bark Astrea d!as from Pensacola for Grangemouth oct
81, Iat - 30. Ion ~ 10.
cola Nov =. lat 40 Ion 50
Scotan bark, from IIvrrr1ol ~ I Iohr n
Oct ~ lat 81 Ion ~
WI ' II NJ II - -
BHg Pearl from Port Spain for New York Sov IT, lat "a
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping aud shpmas,crs are informed
that ~ tcieraphng to he HgRALp London Bureau ad.
dressing Bennett NJ 40 Fleet street. London or 10 tho
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de ropera
Paris the arrivals A. and departures from European and
Eastern ports q American md Az iooirn trading
with the United States tie same viii be eablcd to thls
country free d charge
Captains arriving a and sailing from French and Medi.
erranean ports viii and the oce tie more economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AsrwERT, Nov 2i-saed, bark Alberto tAa0. Carich,
New York
BnIsroE, Nov 22-Arrived bark FlmIna ui1 Partridge
New Orleans
BeLTAsr. Nov 21-sailed bark Glenora CBr Mckenzie
United states; brig Compecr Br Ells d.
BaEMTE, Nov 2l-saied, bark Meridian tGoD Hohorst
Philadelphia.
CARpWF, Nov 22-saied Ship Blanchard Meady rio
Janeiroi briggs Clara Goodrich noak Havana taiqo ro
ported permai sailed Nov Lila stevens io do sclr
Ellen Colder. Wixon, do
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
SAILED.

Steamers Wilmington, st Domingo, &c Albemarle, Lewes
Del Potsvle Philadelphia; ship Carrier Dove, Liyepool
6arks Belgium 3r). do Ammonia IaD, Gloueesteri Frin
cipo Qta) Dublin; Sara (Ausl Glasgow; 81 Aus Glou-
ceser retnnia (Br from Pernambuco) -; Lon So dta)
Dundalk, brigs Mary Bartlett, Centuegos sea Bird Br
Porto CAbello and Maracaibo Felicia Qta, LeghOrnl
Carlo utnB, Messina.
Wind At midnight. Il.
harOul ptar m gung ngpt3
The New York herald., 1875-11-23

Bark Lewis Stocker Fevler Savannah days, with ln
ber 90 the New Haven Sawmil Co; vessel 20 Behhef
Finekney. ",
Brig Emny BD, Morgan Belize, Hon, 10 days with log
Brig Alma tGer, Tieman 81 Thomas and Azua p days,
with mdse 10 order; vessel to G Tobias q Co - -
Schr Julia Fiovd Squires GengetoWn, ~ da3A WIN
naval stores 10 + p Hurlburt Co r,
Schr Geo Haluck, Sharrott, 1eorgetown, ~
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH
Brig Louisa tBr Lvlong, syf1ey CB for New York IL
DAYS experienced heavy weather The entire passage
Schr Mary n Mtaln Perry. Warren Tor New Aora
schr sarah W Blake, Briggs Hartford for New York
schrJ Barnett Providence ior NnW y Qrk.
schr VIM Doming. Adams Calais for New York.
Schr Pennsylvania, Jones, arren ior NcM iorh;
Schr Winnie Lawry Spear, Rockland for Phfadelphia
Schr Abbot Laurence Handy, Boston Tor New AerA
SChr American Eagle, Shaw. Boston for New Iork
Schr Abel c Buckley, Providence for New York
Schr Geo IrendweN Nickerson Fortsnnat w s" loiN'
schr NArrRgansett III HASKELL Lynn Tor New YORK
Sohr uiet. Prince, Providence Tor New YORK
Schr Mary Orcutt, Providence for New York.
schr uuion Flag, Frisby. Portsmouth for New York.
Schr James English, Barker, Portland Tor honuont
Schr Mediator Davis, Fall River for New York.
Schr Reading Rk No "a, Adams. Hartford for New York
Schr l. Adams Nckers0n. Boston for New York.
Schr W Brainard, Hull New Bedford for New York
sehr Eliza kaynor, Boston TOR New YORK :, ,
schr VIM McCobb, Bingham, Providence for New York.
sehr spray, Lynch, Hartford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
steamer Franconia Bragg New York for Portland.
Steamer Albatros. Davis. New York for FAN River
City OF New Bedford, Fish, New YORK Tor new
Bedford
Schr vim Whitehead Titus Poughkeepse for Providence
Schr LRyina Delaney Greaves Albany for kverhead.
Schr Helen Ames Endicott Georgetown DC for Boston.
Schr Bella Peck. Avery, Newburg for New London.
Schr GENTLE Eldrldge, New York for Boston.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23

RS-NoTICE 10 CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NTGHT.-rhe NEW YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing costoa night SIGNAL for
use on board the Herald yacht showing while burn
ing the colors red green red changing the other
succession be several niles distant Cap
tains q vessels seeing this signal Will o3sc ushypre
pairing any they may for the Ship News
Department 81 the HERALD
HPerson desrou u uncatng with vessels arriv-
ING At New by addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht. pier 80 East River, New York.
from al parts q tie world and promptly de-
livered. Duplicates required.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, sc.

A 100 BOATS. ALL KINDS AND SIZES; ALSO
~ metallic Life Boats and Ships Boats all cheap; or
built 20 order. STEPHEN ROBERTS, 3S6 South street.
near Gouvemcur slip.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.

DATES or DEPARTURES w. ON NEW THE MONTHS
NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS.


A BsOIUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
IA States for causes without publicity; lcga
everywhere No charge until divorce granted Advice reo
Established 20 years NJ HOUSE, Attorney 1o4 Broadway
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
N states for without publicity legal
everywhere; terms satisfactory FREDERICK l. KING,
Lawyer Notary Public, Commissioner No. Eighth street
Cooper Institute
TOHsUMPTION, WEAK LUNGS, DYSPEPSIA GEN
~ era Debility and Weakness Of every description
promptly cured BY WfNCHESfER'S HYP0PHOSPIIIPE
Or LIME AND SODA, 81 and 81 per bottle. Prepared
only BY WINCHESTER a co, Chemists 80 John street
New FORK Sold by all druggists
HAVANA LOTTERY EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
IL ing Of December 23 81 100000 in prizes prize in
every tickets; circulars Of information furnished ~
OTIS CO. 1886 Broadway, New York and Post office box
cas-
THOMAS r. AGNEW, THE GREAT NEW YORK
4 Grocer Tea, Coffee and Flour Dealer An New Workers.
aud eygrYhodp ~Lta @su and hargafu. vosa.
street. -
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-05-15

TIKI PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL AND
LIFBSILLUsrRArED for May is replete
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There are Prof. Sheppard, the Lee
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Cattle Raising in the United States |;
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Alfred Rumine, with Illustrations Of
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