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The Presidents Financial Views.

In the recently published statement embody-
ing the views Of the President on the financial
situation il was stated that he said she intend
ed to recommend positive authority to reissue
the Sii,O0O,0OO of legal tender reserve" An
other correspondent who has since conversed
with the President on the same subject, saws he
(tbe Presidency was surprised that his language
had been construed as being favorable to ex-
PaDs.oh and that what he really meant to say
was that as diversity of opinion exists as to
the right of the Treasury to issue any portion of
the reserve, all doubts should be removed by
joint resolution Of Congress. "His purpose was
TO direct attention TO this fact and ask Congress
to settle, by positive legislation, the right of
the Secretary of the Treasury to consider the
SH,cCo,Oo0 a. reserve to be temporarily drawn
on only as actual Indebtedness made it neces-
sary for him to do so in paying the de-
mands made upon his department This might
be regarded as favoring expansion, but he
was convinced that without such a reserve
the Treasury would at times be in the con-
dition Of some Of the national banks, and
Obliged to suspend currency payment" The
New York ErsRiHg Post, OF yesterday, prints
letter addressed by the President on the
9Th instant to Mr.. n. A. Cowdrey, of the
Continental Bank of New York. in which
financial matters are discussed. and the Presi-
dents previously expressed views reiterated.
He states that he does not believe the late panic
will work TO individuals half the injury it will
work general good to the country. He says our
monetary system is the creation of neces,ity;
that II has no elasticity, but that in other
respects it is the best that has ever been de-
vised. He adds:-No one now distrusts the
value OF his paper dollar; on the contrary, it
Is seized and boarded with the same ayidity
now that the gold dollar has been in
former like adversities. The panic will
call attention 70 the defects in our none
tary system; and will, no Doubt, Lead to
legislation to relieve the want OF elasticity.
In reference TO the almost unlimited amount of
silver now being produced by the mines, the
President suggests to bankers and others that
they put it in circulation untii it IL fIed, and
then we will find other markets. He calls
attention to the fact that the South and Central
American states have asked US to coin nsney
Tor them, and hopes Congress will give the gov
ersnent authority to do 80, when we will become
the manufacturer OF this currency, with a profit
and viii probably secure portion Of our paw in
the more precious metal.
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Inc people OF the Districtof Columbia have
again signihed at the polls their continued sup
port Of the national and local administrations;
the result Of the election here yesterday for
twenty one members of the House of Delegates
being another great triumph for the progressive
men Of the national capital. The vote is an I'M
qualified and most decided approval by the
citizens Of the Governor and Board of Public
Works,and the Improvements in progress under
their direction; az Of the successful candidates
all, with perhaps one exception, are cordially
in sympathy with the men who have taken upon
themselves the task OF making the capital city
worthy Of the nation. The vote yesterday is
therefore another and a deserved rebuke to
those who are endeavoring by their wilful mis-
representations to block the wheels of progress
and impair the credit Of the District govern
ment
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We publish to-day President Grants proclar
nation for a day OF national thanksgi wing and
prayer, fixing therefor Thursday, the 9th of
November. The proclamation Is issued thus far
in advance to give the opportunity to governors
Of the several states to designate the same day.
50 as to avoid conflicting appointments such as
were made by some Of the governors last year.
The President refers to the abundant harvests,
general good health OF the people and peace at
home and abroad as among the mercies for
which ait becomes us ~ a people to return
heartfelt and grateful acknowledgements, and
with our thanksgiving for blessings we NAV
unite prayers for the cessation of local and tenn
porary sufferings"
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
WEDNEsDAY....... u, 1878
The stnte EIections Ye.terdax.

Elections were held in PENNSYLVANIA Ohio
Indiana and Iowa yesterday. In the first named
state the election WAS for judge OF the suprem,
court, q state treasurer, one third OF the mem
beers Of the state senate, and full house Of rep
resentstives. The republicans elected their
state ticket by large majority and Q majority
of their candidates for the legislature. The
campaign was . spiritless one and the vote light
The new judge of the supreme court elected 10
Hon. Isaac G. Gordon, and the new state treas
ures Robert ". Mackey.
In Ohio the contest was q little more AMI
mated, the election being for governor and
state officers and members of the next legis-
latuTe. which will select a successor TO Senator
Thurman The contest was a close one. and
the republicans claim the election of their
state ticket, with General Edward f. Moves as
governor. The democrats, on the other hand
claim the election of both their state and leyis-
lative ticket. The republicans concede the
election by the democrats of a majority OF their
candidates for the legislature. The complexion
OF the legislature cannot be definitely ascer-
tanned until TO morrow or Friday, as it depends
on the result in Hamilton county, which elects
thirteen members. In this county there were
four different tickets, and a great deal of
scratching" was done, and the result will
probably be that few of each ticket will be
elected. 1t il barely possible that the liberals
will elect enough members in this county to
hold the balance OF power between the repub-
Hcans and democrats.
Iowa, which elected state officers and a new
legislature was carried by from 80, 900 to 20 900
majority. notwithstanding the democrats styled
themselves ''anti- mOnopolists." The plat
forms OF both parties were strong in
denunciation OF monopoly, and consequently
there was no issue between the parties on that
subject, republican grsngers voting the republi-
can, and democratic grangers the democratic
ticket.
In Oregon, where an election was held for
member of Congress, James W. Nesmith, the
demoeratc nominee, was elected by about 200
majority.
From Indiana where there was an election for
judges of some of the subordinate courts, moth
ing has been heard.
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1t seems to be quite clear that great Injustice
was done 10 MS wife by Conway, the assailant
OF Ex-senator Pomery, in the statement made
just after the shooting, that Mr.. P. "had ruined
his wife and family" We have reliable testi-
mony from all quarters to the effect that Mrs
Conway Is q most exemplary woman in every
respect, and that there did not and does not
exist the slightest ground for the imputation
conveyed by the remark quoted above and which
We are assured is entitled to such weight only
as would be attached to the hasty excuse given
for criminal act or the expression OF an un-
sound mind
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The Marketa.
THE WEATHER.
WAR pTrAsInEsI, 3eee Of Ca'S Sisssi O

WAX pkPAhIEkNT, O1Hcs Q ChtC StTRal OleH,l
WASHINGTON, October Is, 1873, l0O O m
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwESIy-VouR HOURS -
Inc barometer has risen since Tu, sday morning
throughout the country east of the
snd highest over the middle states. The pressure
ms fallen somewhat in the extreme northwest
NORTH asterly winds ard Gains prevail over he
southern states. Northwest winds in New En- gland
kasterly winds on the lower lakes SoutheasterIy
winds increasing to brisk the upper lakes and
the northwest. NOrtherly winds reported from
wyoming and northern Minnesota. The tempers-
ture has risen decidedly the upper lakes and
northwest, but eisewher Ii has fallen Clear yea-
Their, with haze OF g, is very generally reported
EXCEPT from upper Michigan,
PRoBABILITIEs.-FOr the rest of Wednesday, the
barometer continue high, but falling somewhat
throughout the Atlantic states. For the southern
states increasing mort winds, partly cloudy
and clear weather. For the western gulf coast,
sontheasterly winds, with cloudy weather. For the
middle states, winds yesring to south
east and south, with clear partly clsudy weather
por New England, continued northweeterly winds
and clear weather. For the lower lakes, south
easterly winds and rising tenn cerature followed by
cloudy weather Wednesday night. For the Ohio
valley southerly winds and clear weather For the
upper lskes and the northwest, southesstery winds
yeeringto southwest, with partly cloudy or clear
weather.
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machine has been invented in England for
cutting coal IN the mine, which it is claimed
can DC run by man and two boys, and will do
,ne WORK OF twelve men with picks and the or
cihafy implements used by the miners. The
saving IN The cost OF mining the coal is est !.
mated at thirty-nine cents per ton, CONSEQUENT.
n this machinery is generally introduced.
ana can 90 AL that is claimed for 1t, there
should be corresponding reduction in the
rrice Of coal.
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On Wednesday next al election will be be,a
In Baltimore for mayor, chief judge OF the SUI
preme bench, and members of both branches of
the city council. The democrats have renomi-
mated Mayor ysnsant, and on Friday meet to
nominate candidate for the Office of chief
judge Of the supreme court, made vacant BY the
death of Judge Scott
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FINANCIAL Anp CosnEnCrAa.

What might be called the tail Of the panic
struck financial circles yesterday, and sent
stocks down with q run. Ball and Broad streets
were tremendously excited for q while, and Ii
actually seemed at one time as II there were no
bottom 10 the market The suspensions of Bur-
ger, Hurlbut q Livingstone, prominent sugar
house; Gillespie, 1rowbridge & Co., tea dealers,
and WhitmOre s. Co, brokers, are reported
The stringeucy in the money market and the
difficulty of negotiating exchange has created
trouble among the tea and sugar firms, and the
suspension Of the two noted may be traced to
this cause. The rumors that flew about the
street were wild in the extreme, and Commo-
dore Vanderbilt was the centering point of
them. There are many indications that he is
hard pushed, the chief Of which is the decline
in stocks, which IL 10 the especial business OF
his party to hold up.
The Marhets.
BALTIMORE, October S.-vrginia sixes eonsoI
BALrrnoRK, October ls.-OottoI auics IN rlorr
quiet . mt hanged Wheat dull AMI h.ays: 1ricas
unchanged. Corn nomna white southern is. val.
Nv southern steady IS; mis- ed western, 6l Osts ia
csc do wAite, 81 Bye nr. Hsy quiet and stessy
fennsylvsnia and New York 22te7s Provisions dull
and nynln.i-mess pork, H@i7k. Bulk meats
shouide's, 9gss clear rib sides, iOCsiO,S; sugar.
ured hams. i3dl5 Lard, s&6S8I Wysterp butter
unchanged. C0f-e nominal WHISKY Quiet, rs
.h Money - and interest bid; nothing doing
Exehange, Iobg,7; shorts Governments dull.
NEW YORK, October Is Flour dull and heavy
wheat qniet and nomiRally unchanged. Corn dull
LoSDoN. October Is, IL 30 ms % bonds. issue Of
49, $500 81 81 49,; %. Nv Iosn, e Erie, s9'..
81 d92's; for sccouut, 9zh 6e92sS
FRANKFORT, October l5-BOnds, g,iI
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IN THE sUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
CARPETS FOR THE MILLION.
$4,000 WORTH OF CARPETS.

We have just received another large invoice OF
OAbPETS Of every grade, making our stock the
la'gest and most plete south Of New York. We
sna se go SeSs Io1 ~,
can Brussels, very latest styles; Lowell Three ply
and Inersins, in great variety, together with an
grade at the lowest market rates. An immense stock
Of fashionable furniture from the most celebrated
factories in this country and Europe
GREEN WILLIAMS,
crt13-M Oorner 7fh and u efreerS
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RAXTER's PURE ORANGE WINE.

1AXTERs PURE ORANGE WINE.
J MS delicious wine 10 made from the best Florida
oranges, 1t is pure aromatic, refreshing, and pal
stable II Possesses alt the we'll known properties
u the orange.
Retail price, 81 per bottle.
- For sale BY the following named druggists, viz:
=; Y: simms, New York avenue; 9. Calvert Ford,
W Entwisie. Y. d. Gilman, and d. B. ella IKE a
Co Psnnsyivanis avenue; @. Kolb, j. r. MAJOR,
street nort hW est
&C. BAXTER, Sole Manufacturer and Patentee,
Washineton. d. G. octlS- lms
SPhCiaL TAX NOTIOE-The Board Of Public
orks are now i.sning their bills for special tax
pay ment Of which the eight per cent, in series
accrued Interest. -
We have these bonds on hand for sale at such 4
discount that upon inquiry here ron will be induced
Info rDiaiionehecrfuiI. furnished.
HOCRSE 4 MIDDLErON
cetil-st (Repub. q Chroul sis 18Th street
CTAHPINo DEPOT,
ST bEV1NfH STREET,
fssl-r Opposite Psesns once.
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INVESTMENTS THAT NOTHING SHORT or
! AN EARTHQlAkE CAN ENDANHER W

FOR sALE-An elegant sstory BRICK HoUsE
- sest stoe W street, between aud NJ with deep
Us, anu ick GSb.r, All Ia the m2si peri c. otd-r
Nv, I've stary bhlt HOUSES, on 18th street, be.
Three story ) room deep HOUSES, on 18Th .,rs,t
b.Iweeh aud /, strly ready 'or ocean aiipa
and nj, with every modern coHyeniatce a.l ,..yi-
ready TOR occupation. -
A hke s.,or! BRiCK, with very deep side ana
A desirable BUSIN Kiss LOT al corner ana 18Th
street, Is Is square feet - ~ s''H
A splendid BUSINESS LOT the intersection ~
hne LOT at corner Of Msssachusetts avenue a,i
llh street east, near Lincoln Sluare: N 80 f..t
octl.lW lRep K. X. WILSON, al 7th St
THE SAFEST INVESTMENT OF M0NEYIN
The WObLD Is IN LAND, especially near
iaise growing city like the capital Of the United
Il America.
A rare opportunity for such an investment is now
1nered By the subscriber ia his subdivision Of the
North Arlington Heights into FIFTY SM all
fAhMs o. from one 70 twenty acres, from which
and being NJ an altitude Of 2g feet above the Poto-
mac, reader them perfectly healthy The soil ia
very superior specially for grapes aud sn fruits
springs OF tie purest soft co d xater
These attractive highlands are accessible By good
roads and easy grades In delightful drive Of fe~
on acc Jnhodatug terms. Several Of thes, de-irA-
BILE Lots have been recesty .olS TO gentlemen who
propose ~ improve them with Inc buildings, SC.
R0BT. A. PHILLIPS,
Real Eetate Broker, 6 1 18Th street.,
serZ-u Over National Metropplitsn Bank
BY AUSTIN p. BROWN,
Corner OF New YORK avenue and Fifteenth street
from SSoOo to $50 900, and several other first class
Houses.
One whole square of GROUND and LOTS in ali
HOUSES and LOTS at mount Pl.ss,p. .,a.,v
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MEDICAL. &C.

he. HENRY WILSON, Ne sIS .,h s,--~, 10
= ycau Nlerience m Army n asp tails aud Private
fiscttce ffeuri cures. No Injurious niedieines
perfect cure and scientific ana honorsbis treat
ntht eusrSnteed Charge. reasonable and only eoe
use tr tdsiee and nl-diciue.
n"ars.es m 10 .. m Sundays, ST. N aud 8
u O. ects n
he LEON, to-ssnt.E PRVssraa., stl lah
~ street, above n. Hsufs. 10 l. H. I 90 a. aud 20
ereciaiies-femaie complaints and outsaseas
diseases. seplslo-
nR. JANE WILSON be-. REMOyED 20 ais sss
~ streef, between and streets north 100, s.d
has Pheasant roos for lsdies wishing medical tresf
ment ana the bet Of attendsnes. s~pe 60.
MADAM koSs, IA CslssTsIed Denssss ess 40
'i rFotortsf, has returned g. this city, ser abb
rence o. fiIne, aud will b. pi-ssed % her
cd frteDds and all others desiring 90 consult
She r. located ~ lfih street. north ~-~t, and
n the oply lsdy cndo~ - With the natural gift e
revealing the Pc ard foretellina the future. Her
aeNios in business 10 Invaluable. She respectfully
invites al 20 call aud b. cogvtDccd 81 her great
povers. AZ the hsians stay 10 limited. ell ~he
Nfsh TO consult her should embrace this oPpartu-
nity. sepl 6ws
MRS d. >. FkHNCR, OF PHILADnLPaiA,
Avn the celebrated Reiiable ClsirvoyAnf Physioian
and TssJ Mediun, hs located q 1913 New York
ayenue. once hcars-le q. m. 20 .. m. HngsGe-
nents cen be made for escnines. lelfiy
EESALH DISEASES q ali kir-ss 1rcsfe1 De
u scrtee CO. ano cnolOsc %. sdvtoe and ncti.
cine viii be sent. AoArees Mr.. DR.. THOMPsDs.
Nc sac sc-th uss -'r--f rsfis>.lphis s~riys
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NEW FALL KID GLOVES.

VII open this day, fall assortment Of one and
KID GLOVES, NH
nnS ss6 expressly for sales, in al sixss
,3NI,BUTIoN EMBROIDERED. N. TWO
Button EMBk0IDERID, 81 So
oeti-S Ar LOVES, Sll Market SPACE,
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BOARDING.

hIn @ ST.-T~o lar &c DOUBLE ROOMS on
A1lO 80 story, for rent, With BOARD. ocl5 81
ROARDING-fUkNIsH RO0MS-Une Rack
y PaTlor On hrst floor. aud TAO nice Front r. sms,
With ard Call al sll Il street, near Post Office.
also, IaDle boaro. oct5 lm
NEW AND ELEGANr FURNISHED ROOMS,
single or IN suite, ei.h without Board; al
modern improvements; AT street, opposite Me-
uopontan church. sep1s In
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

y
EoR sALK-Ihe STOCK AID MIXTURES of en-
II estsblsh bed Grocery 8 ORE, cheap, IL sNli this
week. Inquire st&e6 a. street, corner Of yirslnia
avenue Octn S'
EQR sALE-G0OD WILL and BAR fURNT-
- Iuhk OF splendid stand for bar-reom aud
atine house, on fennsyls ania svenus, contain
lnk tbir cen ooms, and rental OF so per mn n A
s ss =, s, sse, g est,.s 9Th sn. sspitAl
3 PhR okNI BosDs, rscei, .bIe or social
y assessments, !, :, 5, and years. for sale b
eetl.M Over National s-, ssoIRasss .ss
WANTID-sIsIooV, $1,000, So Zoo. on
hrG mortgage on real estate wo-tS three times
'he AMOUNT 4. W. DowNMAN
0S..s .. at2 Tth street.
t'Ok sALk-A rae chance for 4 psTing bosin-.s
y the FANCY and NOTION sr0KE Of the lsts
1s pscsser, No, lllt tn street northwss6 Ap-
octl4,N No $50 Pennsylyaais s~saa.
tsR SALk Stock and FiStu re. OF = small a Ro.
= SEkf cheap. Rebt very lor. Apply between
Ne bouts OF sns . o. N. and AMI .. m. No las
N eIeet. ocfl5-8g
Inn sHARks WASHINGTON MARKET
~ HOUSE BONDS. Also, s-yesr per cent.
gctlsS FBGD kOoNEs, 626 La Ave
FOR sALk-S2 600 la Der cent CeTfihcafs..
Iecelvabls Tor special taxes aud SO 900 IN
- sos I'M oNrmeni1 per cent, bOsis. Apply
'oo-o LooisIans avenue. octl3-S
t'oR sALE-The stock, Fixtures and Good VIII
OF GkVCERf sTOkE; lncaIien one Z m,
octl- l1ls " N0s'ieH-
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hFTHE SURGICAL CLINIC AT FREED.
w MEMS HOSPITAL will recommencs on
"rEi1snhspAf Octo Der 18th, 1873, At 81 p. m:
TO Medical Students and uates on Application to
DR. ROBERT REYBURN. at the HospjtsI or OF.
fee, No. 721 18th street northwest, octIi as
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sar',nistrstion on the personal estate Of LAvINIA
ceased All having Claims sSs9s tbe saS
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with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on or
before the 18th day Of October next they may other
wise BY law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
estate. Given under nv hand, this 18th day OF
oetSper, HS. JOHN 7. MATTHEWS,
octl9-w3 Administrator.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subsciber
II has Obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. holding a special term, let
tiers OF administration W.. a on the personal es.
tate OF MARY ANN FULLMORE, late of
washington county, ID. O., deceased All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the youch
ers thereof TO the subscriber, before the l4th
day OF Octobernext: they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all beneft Of the said estate Given
under my hand. this Hth day Of October, 1873
octl5w.1, WIN b. REED, Administer tor w. a.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
THIS l0th day Of October, A. ID. 1873
MATILDA SENMEs OF nj. VS.. Cora B, PAYNE ct al -
No. S042, Doc. II.
The trustee In this cahse having ported that he
sold the property on LIST street, in Georgetown, de-
Of Kings Acre, In Beatty and Hawkins subdivision
OF Georgetown, and back ground OF Lot numbered
one hundred and two (l02), to Elizabeth Rh ,des tor
SSSOO, AMI that said party has complied with the
terms OF the sale II 10 by the court, this 10 day Of
october A. 1873, ordered that said sale be, and 1t
is hereby, ratified, unless cause be shown to the
contrary on or before the first TUESDAY In No
vember next: Provided, This order be published.
true copy-Test: Il. J. MEIGS. Clerk
octl6-w.6w By L. p. WILLIAMS, Asst elk
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FOR SALE.

HOE SALE-Large, handsome Rosewood MELO-
Il DEON, for sale cheap; ia perfect order, asd as
soed as new; at 122 Sd st. southeast. Casa or Dis
trict bonds taken in payment. octl5 q
EGR SALE, VERY CHEAP-rwo good work
L HOhSEs and HARNESS; coal CAN'T, -
Dearls new; dump GA BITS, oak body. Will le
O.l 81 sOs lith st. northwest, between L aad L
aIIer .. ma Oetl5 81
FOR sALE-MERCHANTABL BRICK. l..
= B. CHAPMAN, llth sire {, between snd
ocli lw
EoB SALE-A dark brown PONY hands hizn;
Il COED Tor RIDING or buggy S76; eight -
Hill. octl. sts Ky
A BARGAINS 26O-FaAiIy HURsE two-
"A seated CARBIAGk and HARNESS. n
morse Year,, sound aud geUtle. 1928 9th IN
eu.et northwest; call between and 5N2A
y m. octl.-sts
t'ok SALE-At low price, a PARLoR tPipeJ
l. ORGhN, in good order, large enough Tor a
smsll church. Inquire at IA Wet street. bet we-n
1onsiess and High, Geors.town, OF Of J. "
HOOVER, Dead Letter office, Washington. ol3 81
L'OR sALE-A very choice lot Of PARTRIt GE
u tOCHlks. Alsr, few v.rs fac LIGHT
BkAHMAs. All from the very best IN ,rted stock
IA the country. &C WEBSTER
EOB SALE, CHEAP-A large assortment Of sec
l. d-haId PaIlor and Room STOVES;-n
also, large stock Of second habd FURNI- ga
TURE, Sc. Wanted, 90 900 20 invest ia N
second hand Furniture, by J. W. MATT"
CHETT, No. 312 llih 81. northwest. o2-lOi'