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WASHINGTON nov. 8, 1872.
TIE Heroes OF Our Navy-Brave Ensign

WASHINGTON nov. 8, 1872.
The Heroes or Our Navy-Brave Ensign
B0lles.
The Navy Department Ii on1cially advised OF the
heroic conduct Of Ensign d. Bolles Of the United
states steamer Iroqu0ls, who, at the risk Of his
own nfe, rescued from drowning the Siamese en-
ginecr OF stesm-tug, who had been blown over
board by the explosion OF boiler in the river be-
low BANGKOK, China. The commanding ofncer OF
the Iroqaois, In detailing the circumstances, says:-
A. eight O'Clock on the morning OF the 2Sth ult. q
tugboat belonging to the Comprador, anchored
about one hundred yards from the Iroquois exploded
her boilers, blowing the whole crew overheard and
scalding them most frlghtfully. One poor fellow
Cthe cngtneer) was blown high in the air and was
completely stunned when he reached the water.
rushed In the starb0ard gangway and was followed
by Mr.. Bolles. He said. II can save that man."
satd No. and discouraged him In the attempt,
as the man was some distance Oh, the sea rather
assistance could reach him; but before could nm
fsh my sentence Mr.. BOlles was overheard and In
few seconds was alongside the man and supported
him until the cutter arrived and picked them both
The French Discriminating Duties De-
cisiOn.
With reference to the statement published this
morning relative to the application OF the Presi-
dents recent proclamation on the subject Of dis
eliminating duties 1t Ii to be said that the Ocial
signature OF the head OF the Treasury Department
has not yet been appended to the prepared opinion
In response to the letter from the Boston Board or
Trade, 30 that the matter may yet be regarded
under advisement. The opinion, however, OF the
oficials Of the Treasury Department, who have
given the subject full consideration, is contained
In the paragraph as publiShed-that is that the
Department will hold that goods afOat at the date
o. the proclamation are liable to the dscriminat-
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e. N GLA N D..
Press Opinion Of the Results Of the American
Prudential Election.
Liberal Legislative Triumph at Tiverton-Roe-
backs Recollection Of His Parliamentary
"Tear'em 'ems"-Fatal Disaster ct Sea.


LONDON, Nov. 3, 1872
The London Times In it's issue this morning, pub
fishes an editorial article forecssting the result OF
the Presidential election in America, in which it
eays:-The reelection OF President Grant viii be
eminentiy satisfactory and win defeat an audacous
intrigue to secure control OF the government OF
The United States. President Grant has not proved
a perfect Chief Magistrate; he has been guilty Of
extreme carelessness and 1t Is to be hoped that he
will take lesson from the developments OF the
past six months His errors were errors OF ignor-
ance but this defence will no longer hold good.
The past must be effaced. Reform OF civil service
urgently demands the appointment to ONCE Of per-
sons qualified to administer their duties. Access
sory to the power OF the people, GRANTS win must
force the national Legislature to sanction reform.
TRIUMPH OF THE LIBERALS AT TIvERTON.
The Parliamentary election for choice OF men,
Der 70 represent Tverton In the House OF CON-
mons resulted in the success OF the Right Honor
ableWiniam Nathaniel Massey, the liberal candidate
The polling was sharply contested, and Mr.
Massey had only thirty majority.
Mr. Massey is lawyer by profession. He was
Recorder of Portsmouth from 1852 to 1855; Under
secretary OF State for the Home Department from
1855 TO 1858; represented Newport and Salford in
the House Of Commons, and was nominated
Finance Minister for India, and served as member
OF the Privy Council in 1865. His election is
victory for Gladstone.
TEAR 'EM" TO TRY IT.
II is said that Mr.. John Arthur Roebuck who has
before sat in Parliament for Shef1ed, will again
stand a candidate for member for that city in
the event OF a vacancy occurring in the represen-
tatiOn.
Mr. Roebuck represented Bath from 1888 to 1887,
and again from 1s4l to ls47, and was member for
Sheffield from 1s49 to 1868.
DRLoMATIsT EXPECTED FROM PARIS.
TheCount d'Harcourt Is expected to arrive in
London to-day from faris.
Fatal Disaster Reported from Sea.
LoNDON, Nov. 8, 1872.
The Drace, from Santa Anna de Chaves, in the
Gulf OF Guinea, for Falmouth, was wrecked at sea
and ten Of the persons on board were drowned.
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Cabinet Change and Finance I'm New
Zealand.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8, 1872.
The steamer Idaho from Honolulu has arrived
with news rom New Zealand, the leading feature OF
which Is the overthrow Of the vOgel ministry.
Debt OF the colony ten million pounds sterling.
Annual charge over six hundred thousand
pounds sterling
Anthony Trollope the novelist, is passenger
from New Zealand.
DEATH OF NATIVE CLAHsMAN.
The brother OF the Chief T0maLathi, who died
September 10, was buried with greatnonors.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHTTEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Celtic lBD, Murray, Liverpool Oct "A and
sparks Nov 40 miles @ east Of sandy HOOK passed an
Anchor line steamship, bound west; ath National line
Steamship Spain gBr,, Grace Liverpool Oct a. via
Oct Steamship s9
ssTn s5ss sus aVd Sef s2 ssssn nSanS
Nov lst q 80 lon S6 Cunard steamship do; same day
rsged do DO 4 80 miles east Of Sandy HOOK
'S5 c TSe Rotterdam oc. Is
fna Sya % CO. % aa %qs srsnp apa T
Steamship Ashland, Moore Fernandina, with mdse and
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, Charleston Nov 8.
BsReman City Point
and Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Domn
Brig Charlotte, whittemore, old Harbor, ia, 80 days
miller oSsson % Been days nopS Of hacra With
Ga%pen M'Sn
onatayia Co; vessel to master Had strong NE and
Genet HsrSor IssnS
Winds; $sss q aS,,sIss ra' :"
Yates pSrsrssa mad strong and tS;,y SW winds
Co. Had heavy W and 'Sf gales
TrsyssI nedss;, ;,: Sassscnvs 50 , saays with
schr Elmer, Foster Wilmington, NC, 5days with
naval stores to Blake 4 Penny.
Schr Eva, Hinman, Virginia.
Schr Harry Landell, Taylor Virginia.
schr Sally Ann, willetts Virginia.
schr julius Webb, Cranmer, Virginia.
Schr l. A Van Brint, Tooker, Georgetown DC.
schr Merrill, Halsey, Georgetown DC, for Stoning-
schr Joseph Nickerson, siasht Baltimore for Pough
schr 81 Franklin, Hun, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr VIM Hilyer, Taylor, Philadelphia for Providence
schr Elizabeth Magee, Barrett Philadelphia for Bos
schr Annie Magee Young, Philadelphia for Lynn.
Steamer Admiral Williams Norfolk rs hours In ballast
to master. Is bound to Boston,
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford for New York
with mdse and passengers to Ferguson Wood
Steamship Bolivar, Lawson, New London for New
schr Maud Maock, Palmer, Calais for New York, with
scSr Terapin Wooster Calais for New York, with um.
schr Gen Sheridan, Stewart Portland, CT, for New
York. with stone to Cassidy 4 smith
schr Gilmore, Rich, Portland for Rondout, with
schr W Duryea, Ferris, Glen Cove for New York
schr Abbie Cakes Rdeout Bridgeport for New York.
Schr L Hollway, Bryant, New Haven for New York
schr Maria BspSer wesseriy for NewarS o' view '0rA
steamer Doris Young, Providence for New York, with
Steamer Gals.ss Sye, Providence tor New York. with
BOUND EAST.
steamship Glaucus Besrse. New York for Boston.
Bark Lothair, Court, New York for Cow Bay
Brig Whitaker, Cotton, Elixa6ethport for Providence.
hacs jones' NswSns o
ssbi 4 Tvi'sI Atwood. Maiden ior Boston.
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THE BOUNDARY LINE SURVEY.

TORONTO, Ont, Nov. 9, 1872.
The Globe has the following special despatch from
Fort Geary:-
IL is reported here that the Boundary Line Com
mission have found the Canadian Custom House. at
Pembina, to be on the American side OF the line,
which is said TO be run between the Custom House
and The Hudson Bay Conpany's post.
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GERMANY.
1mperio-Aristocratc Action for the Coercion o.
Contumacious Prussian Legislators
TrlEsRAm 10 THE NEW YORK HEaALD.

BERLIN, Nov. s, 1872.
The Prussian government has created a number
OF new peers in order to secure q majority In Its
favor in the House OF Lords.
II s stated that the House will be given su1icient
time after the reopening Of the new Diet TO recon-
sider Its vote on the Country Reform bill before
shat measure is again introduced by the govern
ment
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AN ATTEMPT AT MURDER.
Murderous Assault on n Police Omcer in
Perry street.

james Jones' an ofiicer OF the Twenty. fourth pre.
cnct who was doing temporary duty in the Ninth
precinct. was sent to preserve order yesterday
afternoon at the foot OF Perry street. While he
was In the discharge OF his duty clearing the place
Of Objectionable characters, he was struck in the
face with brick, thrown Oy some unknown per.
son. II was at first thought his skull was lrac.
tured but on examination IL was found the Injuries
were not severe as at first supposed and he WILL
NO doubt, live, though badly disngured. The Off.
Ger was taken to his residence, 66 Canal street
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 5, 1872
CLEARED.

Steamship Glamorgan Br). Laybourne, Cardif-Alex
Baxter Co.
Steamship South America Palmer, Aspinwall-Pacihc
Mail Steamship Co.
steamship Old Dominion, Bourne Norfolk City Point
and Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Bark Martin (Aus, sobch, Cork for orders-slocovich
4 Co.
Brig Pate rson Br) Anderson, Laguayra and Porto
Cabello-DaLett, Bliss Co.
Brig Lydia H Cole, Jones' st Jago and Guantanamo
Waydell 4 Co.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

Stone Truck Passes Over the Body or
Its Driver.
George Coleman, OF $40 Tenth avenue, was driv-
ing up Eleventh avenue yesterday evening, about
six O'Clock with truck loaded with stone. When
near the corner Of Thirty-frst street he fell or
being somewhat intoxicated, and the wheels passed
severely. He was alive when taken TO st.
Luke's Hospital, but was expected to live but few
mOmentG
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GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE.
The New Commercial Treaty Concluded Between
the Nations.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HeRAlD.

LONDON, Nov. 8, 1872.
The new commercial treaty which has been for
icng time in negotiation between Great Britain
and France was signed to-day
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Probabilities.


The following record will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building:-
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DEATH OF AN AGED COLoRED woxAg.

NgwBURG, N. Y. Nov. 8, 1917.
colored woman named Peggy Decker, aged l07
years, died In this city yesterday.
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AUSTRO-HUNGARY.
TEusaAn 70 TINE NEW Yoax HtaAln.
PEsrH, Nov. s, 1877.

NOV. D, 1877.
Count Andrasgy, Chancellor Of the Austrian En-
pre-, has been aOpointeda Major General Of the
Hungarian aymv.
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AUSTRALASIA.
Citizen Rejoicing Over the Triumph Of Electric
Enightenment-Cabinet Change in New
Zealand-Colonial Finance.
TElEenms TO THE new Yoax HERALD.
MELBOURNE. Nov. 4. /

MELBOURNE, NOV. 4, 1877.
The completion OF the Australian telegraph line
is hailed with great joy in Melbourne and banquet
to celebrate the event is to take place on the 10th
instant.
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steamships City Of Havana for Havana Ellen Terry
Newbern; Old Dominion. Richmond, DC.
Wind at sunset 8.
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FRANCE.

Military Preparation for Marshal Bazaine's
Trial-The Prumian March Of Evacua-
tion-M. Rochefort in Christian Re-
paration to the Community.
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VIENNA, Nov. 6, 1872.
I've provincial Diets Of the empire wiI gene
rally, reassembe In Parliamentary session during
1he present week. -l...
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CUBA.

the nsurgents-Quarantine and
the Horse Disease.
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RUSSIA n CENTRAL ASIA.

Recall Of the Imperial Army Expedition from
In March ON Khivs-Podtion, Force
and Typographical Arrangements
Of the Northern Troops.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-1 A. NJ.

Synopsis for The Past T,centy.four Hours.
The barometer has fallen the Lower
Lakes and over the Eastern and Middle
States with southerly winds, cloudy
weather and rain on the Lakes In the Gulf and
South Atlantic States northerly to eastery winds
and cloudy weather prevail. In the Northwest
and over the Upper Lakes and to the Ohio Valley,
northwesterly to southwesterly winds and clearing
weather.
PROBABILITIES.
In New England and the Middle States falling
barometer, southerly winds and cloudy weather,
with rain; In the south Atlantic and Gulf States
cloudy weather and northeasterly Winds veering
TO northwesterly; on the Lakes sOuthwesterly
winds. cloudy but clearing weather extending to
the Upper Ohio Valley; in the Northwest and thence
10 Tennessee clearing weather, with northwestery
winds.
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SHIP PING NEWS,
wHITEsT0NE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW YoRx HERALD has telegraph line
from New York city to Whitestone, L. and the sameis
open fOf the transaction of business
This line will be found Of great service to those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound
facility will be given to merchants and others
communicate promptly.
AS there is other teegraphic communication with
Whitestone the Herald Line win open all business
and private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have been established -
Private messages twenty-five for ten words or
less two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For message Of twenty words or
less to be delivered board vessels off Whtestone
dolar five cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for NEW YORK HERALD free.
Herald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News Office, pier No East River
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway
Whitestone Dock, Whtestone. LII.
Almanac for New Y0rk-This Day.
SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER.
sun rises. 35 Gov. Island. morn -
sun sets. .......... 81 Sandy HOOK. eve IL Is
Moon sets. 9 "A He'll Gate. ;. morn l As
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AUSTRIA.


Provincial Liquidation in the Local Parliamsnts
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Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Destination.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TnE
-aa<~~ MONTH OF NOVEMBER.
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Steamship Glaucus. Bearse. New York for Boston.
Bark Lothair, Court, New York for Cow Bay.
Brig Whitaker, Cotton Ehxa6ethport for Providence.
Brig Hampden, Smith, New York for Portsmouth.
gchr Lucy Blossom, Jones, Newburg for Providence
ecbr Para, Brown, Weehawken for Boston.
ecbr TvvvelL Atwood. Maiden for Boston
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0Overnnens seeurfsles.


BALTIMORE, NOV. 4-yirsinis IS. consolidated,
"a de registers; IS do. new, <1d; West yir.
BA.h!IIMons, No. 4.-Oottos dan and heavy; low
scii aud higher white choice, o. O5s "a 10: far 10
prime n9 =, DO, , ~ 80. en.iss smssr. s,loasios
scarce; white southern. 6Oas5; yellow soutbeSn
6.o4; mixed western, s. Oats, weak: western
quiet, S0sS5 Provision very dali aad nominaIly
uncf ansed. Western butter unchanged. whisky
EEw YORK, Nov. I.-Stocks quiet and steady.
God hrm II Money firm, Exchange, long. 8]s
short, 90. Governments dull and steady Virginia
6s. a new, 80. North Osrolinas Sc; new 10
INV TORY, Nov: 4.-Ffour shade firmer W heat
lc. better. Corn ads ancirR
LONDON, Nov. 4, u 80 N -Copsnls opsned at oslz
for nor ey and 97S for account. g. bonds, IS =.
95a.
Pans, Nov. 4.-Rentes, IS francs &c.
LONDON, Nov. 4, 30 p m.-American securities
pIiceA nominal. and nothing al
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The Condition of Affairs i'm Mexico

The Condition of Affairs i'm Mexico.
Recent advices from Mexico are of interest.
showing the actual condition of things in that
republic.
The primary elections for the presidency, that
Is, the election of the electoral colleges, took
place on the 18th of October, and the election
itself on the 9Th of October. Mr.. Lerdo de
Tejada was the only candidate, and he will, of
course, have been elected on the 9th.
This result Is eminently favorable 10 Mexico,
not only in consideration OF the high character
OF MIR. Lerdc de Pejada, but also as indicating
that none OF the rebel generals, such a. Pornrio
Diaz, or Treyino, distinguished as they have
been heretofore, have been able to make head
successfully against the regularly constituted
government
We may now look upon Mr.. Lerdo de Teiada
as the defbitive President Of the Republic. He
win enter upon the discharge of his functions on
the LIST OF December next, under the most au
epicious circu instances, seeing that the death #
PRESIDENT Jusrez, the decree OF amnesty, the
repeal OF martial law, and the universal seuti.l
ment OF the people in favor of Mr.. Lerdo de- Te
Jaoa, have produced . state of paciicatiop In
the country, such as has not existed atnny pre-
vlous time since the revolutionary movements
commenced by Zaios "a and Airauon. Mean.
while, Poifrio Diaz, completely routed in the
state Of Oajaca, and driven from one state To
another until he has at length taken refuge in
the extreme northern frontier of the country, Is
endeavoring, on the most frivolous pretexts, to
create new disturbance In Chihuahua, where
heis watched by the gallant and successful Gen
Rocha.
The Mexican congress at the present moment
Is preoecupied with railroad questions, andother
Questions of internal Improvement The rail-
road from Vera Cruz to the city of Mexico Ia
nearly completed, and 1t Is Intended to open
that railroad to public traffic on the LIST of De-
cember next, the day OF the Inauguration Of
Mr. Lerdo de Tejada. Two other projects OF
railroads occupy the public mind, both of them
concessions to Americans. Gen. Rosecrans had
obtained concession for railroad to commsnce
at Tuxpan, on the gulf of Mexico, and to run by
the city OF Mexico to the Pacific, which project
Is still under discussion before congress- in con.
sequence OF the required security not having
been furnished. The other project 10 that pro-
cnced under the name of Mr.. EdH'd Len Plumb.
which proposes to rur a railway from the city
OF Mexico to Lagos, with one branch running
from that point on the left to the Pacific, and
another running on the right to the Rio Grands,
there TO form a junction with the American
railroad across the state Of Texas. This project
also awaits the final action Of the Mexican con.
gress.
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a ne Patriot, though hostile TO the Board OF
fnbne Works, very sensibly declines to carry
L al hostility to the extent OF attempting to de-
ies' appropriations by Congress for the District.
a some OF our sore-heads do in their short
sighted policy. That paper argues that 1t is not
it"Sohaoie that the people of this District
fhOuid De called upon to pay for improving gov
heht property and to keep mp schools and
elher costly Institutions Tor the use of oes csr.
fSDnght here in the service OF the government
- hopes Congress will be inclined to treat this
-"bjeet upon is abstract merits, and to author
lze the public property to DO rated equitsbly for
AVIATION, jast As All other property Is assessed.
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rHEGlsrERs 9HEIE hg DIsrslor OF CO

Notice 10 hereby given that on 'fSiDHY. Noven-
Der J. 1871. win expire an licenses given BY the De
rfct OF Columbia 70 81 apothecaries, auction eers,
parks end bankers, bill Dostess, brewers, brOkefs,
oook agents, b0schefs In the several markets, claim
agents., contrectof1, cattle brokers, commise ion
merchents ,dssers Of srchandise Of any kind wnat
ever, dealers IN distilled and fermented liquors
wines, and cordss, distillerS, Insurance agents. ice
Dealers manufacturers Of illuminating gas, life and
brokers', photographers Droprfetors Of bar rooms,
sample rooms, upDline houses, billiards, bag lie,
ard Jenny Lind tables, bowling Alleys, hotels, liv
err stables. inteiseuc 0fncea Junk shops restau.
rants and eating h0useo, gin enter prises and the
stsIs, real estate agents, rectifers, &C., &c.
All parties engaged In said business, trades, or
Professions must .prcmpuy renev said licenses in
regnlstins licenses, approved June -, 1879, viz:
That every person engaged in any trade vvsun.
ton or lrofee sion fQr which license tax is imposed
BY the laws Of the District Of Columbia shall al the
time Tor procuring the same, make apple alton to
the Register, ard ehsli state, under oath an rms
ton, such facts may be applicable TO license {"
The Register shall then issue to the
applicant cerfif ate stating the particular kind Of
license fos which application has been made, and
therefor Said certificate shall BE- delivered to the
Collector, who shall, uSon the receipt Of the sun Of
mercy stated therein, give certificate Of deposit,
statibR the amount Of money paid and the kind Of
license r, qufrsd, and 1t shall be the duty of the
beelster TO Issue said license"
That every person liable for license tar who
may fail to psy the same before engaging in the
pusihe.s Tor which license may be required shall,
,snsi,x % 70 the license tax imposed, pay fne or
rs each offence n JOHN ts iP- G6 1ttS ool
oc0-2w Register Disfricf 81 CSu nbia.
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OWNERS OF HORSES,
=. USE THE
Epi<OOtic Horse Remedy,

EpisO0ttc Horse Remedy,
SAFE AND sURE PREVENTIVE
AGAINST THE
NEW CANADIAN HORSE DISEASE,
And as SURE CUBE where the disease EXIST.
Price FIFTY GENTS per ,ttle. For sale By all
Druggists. Wholesale asepcys sr,,r- m
nl-lw Pennsylv ania avenue, lear 9Th ut.
1927 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
WASHINGTON, November 2, lS71.{
". 3. II. Lsrts:-Dear Sir: / have u ,ed your
preparation for the prevailing horse disease Ut my
stable Oh street, ana find it has proven eectual
preventive. At my home stable, where neglected
20 use II until hve horses were attacked, am now
using the same. and already perceive Q marked i'm
provement, and believe II be Just the thing needed
no4. 3. 6. HEwErr, Feed Dealer.
NOTICE OF DIssOLUTION OF PARrNER-
~ SHIP.-Notice 10 hereby given that the part.
Dsrship heyetefore lately subsistIng between
GEORGE W EULER and LEONARD A. STONE,
In the sale OF sewing machines was, BY mutual con-
sent and agreement dissolv ed the thirty first day
Of October, 1917 The business Of the late firm Of
kUkBk STONE will hereafter be Under the ex-
elusive arrangement and control Of said Z. A.
STONE who s authorized TO settle all debts due 20
and By the company. GEcRGl W EULER,
October sist, 1877. mol 3ts
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THE WEATHER.

80 FlOyScs OSeg ot9W0 O15oeY,
Sfrofeis toh PAST Tw"rY-IoUR HOURS
Inc barometer has rapidly risen on the lower
lakes end over the middle and eastern states
with clear weather and northwesterly winds.
In the south Atlantic and gulf states generally
clear weather and north WESTERLY to northeast.
eriy winds prevail. In the northwest and thence
to the lover Ohio valley and Michigan,
southerly to easterly WINDS and partly cloudy
weather, with increasing cioudiness, falin Q
oeremeteee ANA osoaRonAl rain In the frsf.
PnoBA the lower lakes, New
EneiAnd and the middle states, high berome-
tiers, clear veather and nertherly winds, with
frosts to might Fur the south Atlantic and 9uif
states, high barometsrs, norfnerly Winds snd
clear and partly cloudy weather. but winds
veering ths evening 70 southeasterIy, with
guilt. Falling barometsrs, threatening weather
and rain in the northwest, Kansas and Iowa.
with eoutheriy to oastarly winds and rain, OK.
tending b Tennessee and thence to Indiana.
On the upper lakes fresh to brisk southeasterIv
10 northeasterly winds, threaAenine weather and
rain. -