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A NCHOh LINE.
PASSAGE RATES REDUCED. 49

NEw YORK AND GLASGOW.
FAVOhLTE ROUTE FOR TOURISTS
Passenger ccomm cd atiOns Un<urpasxea
STEAMER EVERY xITERNaTs ~
fk3N PIERs 20 AND II NORTH RIvER, N "
RATES OF PASsAGE-PAYABLk IN OURRKNCY:
10 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, IONDD "
,DEhhf 7. CUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST
NatIn 900 70 $50, according TO Accommodate ma
JApln return Tickets issued st re ;uced RATES
hIEkMkDlATE S2-. sTEERAGE a23
DS.ItS tSSRsdJ or any aIGOVif az EOIcssf T1fss
Of Tickets or further information, apnlv To-
-. MISS ANNIE K HUMPHREYs
n Fo0 ~ street, near Pennsylvania ayenue
lear Treasury Department, Washington.
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SPRING GOODS
GENTLEMEN
LOCKWOOD, BTFTY L TAYLoR,s,
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
CARTwRIa WARMERS SUPER AND
ShUZn MkRIHo UNDERsHIRTs AID
INDIA GAUzE MERINo SHIRTS.
BLK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
LIsLE TBRIAD SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
LINEN AND JEAN DRAWERS.
The and %sss elegant lines Of English AND
Fancy, ever offered in this market.
GLoyHs.-Harri. and L. II. & T. Kid, in one and
Two buttons. Lisls Thread in one and two buttons
All the new shades.
WINDSOR sOARFs, Tiss and Bows, in Plain,
lack and Fancy, of our own i'm portation.
Hemstitehed HANDKERCHIEFS; a large stock
Iust received, in plain and new styles, in Fancy
Palmer's Patent
DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRTS.
SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This Department Is on the second floor, and
well stocked with splendid line of PLAIN and
FANCY sHIRTINGS. We are prepared to make
special order for the DOEBLE-YOKE sHIRrsst
the following prices:
SIX SHIRTS FOR SIS 90.
SIX SHIFTS F0R SIS 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR SCI 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR s.4 90.
EXTRA CHARGE FOB COLLARS ON SHIRTS.
SHIRT during the past tco years has proven, beyond
doubt, that ii is the most comfortable and perfect
fitting one made in any section Of the world. The
thousands Of original and duplicate orders receiuei
for these Celebrated Shirts fully confirm the asssr-
ton.
Gire them q trial, and be convinced for your
setUes. We are nOuo the only olc1ers and author
ized manufacturers Of p LMER'S PATENT
DOUBLE-YOKE SACQJE SHIRT for the Dis-
trict Of Columbia. All other persons attempting 3,
manufacture them infrisgers, and Ae publ,
are cautioned against ordering purchasing then,
Of any other parties.
GENTLEMEN'S LAUNDRY.
Having established a Hrstclass Laun try in con.
nection with our shirt Mandatory, we are IRE.
pared to laundry gentlemen wear at the following
prices:
Embroidered Bosom Shirts cents
Iese c1u cents
SuueI cnII cents
Sikn' SUR cents
cents
Lluon OuHs, per pair cents
eis -....---'.. cents
cents
heuNnoiSniels cents
oil a fnr and Aalsro
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RY W. L. WALL q % /, Auctioneeu,
ID New Marble Building,
Nos. 300 and 9O2 PenRsylyanis avenue, cor. 9Th 1t.
ENTIRE EFFEOTs, GOOD WILL, AND EIGHT
YEARS' LEASE OF THE PISEY POINT

YkhRs' LEASE OF THE PfsEY Point
PAVILION AT AUCTION.
- On TUESDAY, n ay 18th, 1874, a. O'Clock
II D. m. d, we will sell, st our Auction Rooms, the
= entire Dnects, Lease, Good will, Furniture,
&C., &C, Of about % rooms, With q colt .ses and
N ain building, large and spacious dining room,
bar room separate from the main building, bath
houses, large and spacious wharf. The rooms are
Terms: Ope-baH cash; balanced and IL months,
with notes enthusiastically endorsed, bearing inter-
est.
We would respectfully call the attention Of buyers
to the above sale Of this WELL knoWn and fsy orfte
Watering place, being close 20 this city, being
within few hour, ride from Washington, and
to engage in the Business this offers rsrs Induce.
ment,; By order Of CHAs. PARkER.
NAYS IkeHl WI. Il. WALL CO., Aucts.
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Kt GhhEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
" NO. lool, northwest corner 10th and ID streets
SALE OF CoNDEMNED WHEELS, HOSE.
IROS,S &C.
On WEDNksDAY, May 40, 1874, comm enciug at
IL :. CLOCK m, We shall sell at 30 Engine House,
street, bttwt en- 18th and l3th nsrth est the fol
lowing condemntd Fire Apparstrs:
Hose carriage Wheels
5NU ieet Rubber aud Leather Hose. Eors or
less, suitable for contractors AID watering
purposes.
Lot aSsol ted Iron.
The attention Of shOem ske-s and others is caIlei
70 Inc sale rs the leather In the hose of 70 ID al
D. TO De sold IN lots 70 suit purchasers. Msy b.
sale. - Ny VI
T. rms cash. BY order Fire Commissioners.
MIA go GREEN a WILLIAMS Aucts
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10y b. H. WARMER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Federal Buildings, corner TIN and + sts northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT TwosroRy
SOUTH SIDE OF EAST CAPIToL sTREEr'
B ~ ATiGEso STH AND 10Th sTKEErs EAST,
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated March Ilth,
A. ID. 1874, duly recorded IN Liber No, 743, folio
.240, one Of the land records for Washington
request OF the party cured thereby, will sell al
public auction, IN front OF the premises, on MON
DAY, May h, lS74, ct 81 O'Clock D. m :, the fol-
real estate, situate in the city Of
piece or parcel OF ground In Square numbered nine
hundred and ferty two (9i2), commencing ct q D lat
nineteen l9) feet four inches east from the north
west corner OF original Lot numbered eight 90, aud
running thence east along east street tw spty
I'D feet, thence south at right angles with said
street eighty 800 feet, thence west By line parallel
inches, thence due south wenty 2s) feet thence
due west thirteen l3) feet and eight Isl Inches ana
thence due north one hundred and five la5l feet 10
the place OF beginning, together with the improve
Terms: Sl,lOO, with interest from April sNh,
1875 TO day Of sale, and expenses Of sale, in cash
and the balance at six, twelve and eighteen mosths
for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing
interest from the day Of sale, and ed By deed
OF trust on the property sold, will be taken
deposit OF one hundred dollars will be required of
the purchaser at the time Of sale, and GIL con7ey.
sncine ct the expense of the purchaser II terms Of
sale are not complied with 10 seven days from the
day OF ssle the Trustee The right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defsultus
purchaser, after i've days sdvertisemeht:
aI2s eodds j.. T. OoLDWELL, Salesman.
1.-THE ABOVE sALEIs POSTPONED until
lhCRSDAf, May 2lst, same hour aud place.
mayl2eO&ds J. T. CoLDwKLL, salesman.
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctIepeors-
" No. lOOl northwest corner Ion b And n 81.

~ No. lO0l northwest corner 10th and d sts
TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE AND LOT IN
REsK OF THE CONVENIENT PRISTIN !
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated October 90
=: 1872, ard recorded in Liber NJ e9s, folio .gs,
&c, OF the land records Of the District % ca,
IIuniDs, Will oner At auction, on SATURDAY,
inusry 8, 1874, At O'Clock D. IN on the p,emisas
the Tear IS feet inches of Lot no. IL, in j C.
mcclure recorded subdivision OF eluare No 81,
Iobting ~ feet on Jackson street or alley am
improved By a small frsme House
Terms OF sale: One halt cash, an residue in eaual
pay ments; at respectively and Il months, with In
terest to be secured by Totes and deed Of trt The
terms OF sale must be complied with within one week
aer sale, ia default OF vhich the property will be
reso'd at the risk AID cost of the Debating pur-
Chaser. deposit Of $50 required Of time Of sale.
dtc23d CHEN WIIIIAMs 49,
The PURCHASER, DANIEL LONG,
having tailed 10 comply with the terms of sale m sde
on tie Sst day OF JsnusrySA. d. lsI, i shall sell,
Mey, ls4, a. O'Clock .. m, the above described
property, az the risk AMI cost of the defautfng
purchaser. ARTHUR FENDALL, Trustee.
may lo-d GREEN WILLIAMS, ARcts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY LATIMER a OkEARY,
ID Real Estate Brokers and uctionesrs,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and nth street
Star once BUILDING

RY LATIMER q oLEARI,
ID Resl Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
' Star ohics su dRIs .o' l'h street.
hMkLLIke IN srRtST S.Rfa%HEsssTr
fNMSb bxS igIs Spp isIT srREsTs hSS
- Under ard ~ virtue Of . deed Of trn.., dated
& SSSs one in %, Of s9d record. for
thereby, yill eel at public apetioa, On the prem
AZ sSS ss say :. e .s'
twenty IiO,, in square numbered two hundred and
street and running beck with the sne
width to the southern rear line OF sal iot .
Bse
twostory Back Building, containing in ali about
water, marble manteis, &c. NV .H' '0iu
v: This PTSIsTty . Il one Of II.
should C mmsna the attention Of persons assirsus
Term. One foarsh e. sSn fs.,u. in twelve.
teen, twenty -ioIr and thisy months, with interest
Z. a. coat zen psc cent per
dollars down Of time Of sale. II the terms Of sails
S The % day Of
at the risk and cost Of the defsoltins purchaser,
Is city Ss o IT.
at sAMUfL Gsoss, sSHTyiyipS Trustee.
THOMAS DowLINe, Auotioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE.sTORY AND
STREET, BETWEEN Sd AND arm sTs.
SOUTHEAST.
- By virtue of a deed of trust dated May 9Th,
Al A. ID. 1873, and duly ecorde ed Ia Liber No III
= folio 2sl, one Of he Land Records for the Dis.
triCt Of Columbia, and at the request of the plrty
secured thereby, will sell at public auction, in
front on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, May
2Oth. 1874, at O'Clock p m, all thst part of Let
numbered two ~ in square nums arei seven hun
bred and ninety 900, described foil Dws Be-
giT ming for the same point on south q II -eet
Thirtt six 1857 fest west from the northeast corner
Of said lot and running thence west e hteen (lSJ
feet; thence south seventy (70D feet; thence east
eighteen (IS) feet, and thence north seventy (70j
feet TO the place Of beginning, improved with a
three-story and basement brick Dwelling house,
Terms Of ale: One-thrd cash; balance ia six and
twelve mouths with interest at 10 per cent secured
'he cost of the purchaser. A deposit of S2OO re-
Quired when the property is bid off
II. W. JONES,
JAMES DICKaON,f Trustees'
my7-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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Orders called for and delivered free OF charge
Terms: CASH on delivery, unless by special agree
meHt.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY 4 TAYLOR,
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pR0POSALS FOR CONCRETE sTONE,RUB-
L BILE STONE, CEMENT AND SANB FOB
INK UNITED STATES COURT- HOUSE AND
EOST-OFFIzE AT PHILADELPHIA pa
OEFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
=; D Court House and Post Ohce

Y. ) Court House and Post Once !
s PHILADELPHIA, April 9Th, lo74. \
sealed Proposals will be received AZ this office nm.
III M OF the 9TH DAT OF MAY, 1874 for f1rn-
House and Post once at PhiIsdeIpbss oou .av
oU cubic yards, more or less, of Granite or other
"a and s8ne, broken to the size of hens
ALSO, I0r 5J cubic yards, more or less, OF Bubble
StSte, which may be of Granite, Lime Stoue, or
timer sutebIe etone, which Is sound, dur able, aud
oonds readily with cement ordinary mortar and
q sums lent size to be classed as One, Two and
tnfee nen stone, OF -Assxn"ss averaging ten (lOJ
nches, having clean, fair beds with a fracture I'M
one quarter of the quantity TO be Three Men Stone
cement, equal in quality and strength TO the best
aosendale; each barrel must contain not less than
Also for 500 cubic yards, more or less, clean,
piles Of each Of the above materials to be sub.
Delivery will be made at such times aud In such
!uan,tles as Hay be deemed necessary by the Su-
Bidders may submit proposals for one or all Of the
preceding items of ma erisls at their option, but
md be enclosed ia a plrate envelope
All bids must be made on the printed form to be
oe accom- panied by penal bond OF two res sibIe
persons in the sum of one thousand doll ars a ami
opdlt1oned that the bidder will accept aud perform
ne security to be certified by the q lited States
Judge. CLERK OF the Uaited States CURT or tho
ys.Ict Attorney OF the district in which he
Payment will be made monthly, deducting ten (lo)
per cent. until the completion OF the Contract
Inc Department reserves the right to reject any
or al bids II Il be deemed for the interest Of the
Obta led In this once, and must conform In every
respect TO the requirements of this advertisement
sope endorsed "PTopSsss fos d6nerets sao ea
hubpie stone, Cement or Sand, a. the case may
3es s fhe Spired states Court House and Post Of
spZ-24t JOHN McARTHUR, ia, S1perr.
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF A THREE-sTORY AND
@ STREET, BETWnEN An Ann srH sTs
Ul b. Ii. WABNEB,
~ Real Estate Broker and AHetioneer,
Federal Building, Corner 7th sad sts northwest

Dl b. Il. WABNEH,
- Real Estate Broker and A.stioneer,
Federal Building, Corner 7th sad sts. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON LINCOLN AVENUE lGLENWOOD
CkhETERf ROAD, WITHIN FEW RODS
OF BOUNDARY STREET, AT AUCTION
- BY virtue of deed Of trust dated NJ arch Is; Ii,
"a: ID. 1872, duly recorded in Liber No 6I2, folio
= 4S, one OF the land records for Washington
county, in the District OF Columbia. and at the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby will sell at
public auction, In front OF the premises, on FRI.
DAY, May 29th, 1874, at 6 O'Clock D. M, all tn se
pieces or parcels of land situate ing and being in
the county Of ashiDgton, b. O., known aud ds-
soribed as lots numbered twelve I'D, thirteen G3l
sixteen and seventeen az in Heating subdiyisio
OF part Of the tract known as "Prosp ect Hill - a,
iaii down In the records OF Washington county,
District Of Columbia.
Terms: Ope-;hird IN cash; balance at six and
twelve months, for which the of the On
bearing interest from tn, day of SALE and secured
by deed of trust the property sold, will be taken.
a deposit OF 9lO on each lot will Be required at
chaser or purchasers. nterms Of sale are not com
piled With in seven days from day Of SALE the Trus
tee reserves the right 20 resell the property after
hve day advertisement, at the risk and cost of the
defaulting pIfch aser or purchasers.
FREDERICK w. JONES, Trustee
nayH eo6ds I. GOODWILL, Salesman.
RY LATIMER OLEARY
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvan avenue and 18th st.
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QY b. Il. WARRER,
- Real Estate Broker and Aucffoneep
Federal Buildings. Corner 7th and r Streets n, w,

RY b. b. WARHER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneep
Federal Buildings. Corner7th and + Streets n. W.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF THE UNDIVIDED ONE.
HALF OF LOT No. IL, In SQUARE No. $50.
- By virtue of a deed of trust, dated September
10Th, 4. d. 1858, and duly recorded in 1ibsr
and b 1, folio 81 ct seq. of the land records for
Washington county, D, c.. and by direction of the
on MONDAY, the ist day Of June, 1874, at s
Sei9ck ? m, in front Of the premises, "the one uu-
Or parcel of ground situate and being in the ey Of
washington, ID. c., and known and distinguished on
the plat Of said city Lot number eleven llJ, in
square numbered two hundred and thirty (23oD, to-
sether ith all and singular the buildings, improve
menfs, &c.n
Terms of sale: One-third cash, of which 500 must
be paid at sale; the remainder in six tw slve and
eighteen months after the day of sale With interest
at six cent? secured by deed OF trust to the
satisfaction of the trustee Terms Of sale to be folly
complied With within i've days after the day Of sale,
otherwise the trustee reserve the right to resell the
property sitter weeks notice, at the risk and
Of the purchaser. All convey aaces q the purcha-
ser's cost. wM.B WOODWARD, Trustee.
myII dts b. b. WARNE &, Auct r.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ALBANIAN.

by DUNOANsON BROS,
H Auctiopeers and Commission Merchants,
Southeast corner of eth and ID streets northw est.
VALUABlE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON Ara
sIkEkT. BETWEEN q AND Il STREETS,
NnRTHNEsT, CONSULTING OF TWO
BBlCk DWELLINGS.
- By virtue OF two several deeds Of trust to the
undersignsd, given by William J. wallsce,
each dat the f5'h day Of Octob IT, ISIS, and
duly recorded in Libsr 7 folios 4oi and +oe, OF
The Land Record for Washington csunty, in the
Dsr1ot OF Columbia. and at the written req aest o.
the party secured thereby, we will cell 1t public
snctfop, in front of the premises, SATeROAY
May 10Th, at O'Clock p. m, all thoss pieces or
parcels OF gIound situate in the city Of xaships-
ION, District OF lumbis, known and describ 81 a.
Lott numbered e and ~, IN Daniel 6rattys Sub.
division OF part OF SQUARE east of square numbered
Terms OF sale are as follows: One-third cash; the
balance In six, twelve, snd eighteen months, with
interest a 10 per cent: psr annum, to be secured By
deed 81 trust upon the property. Fifty dollars on
each LOT viii be required as deposit say Of sale
AL convey ances at the ex peuse Of the purcha ser
If terms of sale not complied with in ten days
the trustees the right TO resell either lot al
the rick and cost of the defauling purchaser after
FIVE days advertisement in som. one ore news
papers pablished Ia the city of Waship gton, D. o.
CHARLES =. WBAvIR,( r..
Il. W. BOWMAN, Fu"ees
apD eo6ds DUNOANSON BROS ,Aucts
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10y pUECANsON BROS,
~ Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Southeast corner 9Th and streets northwest
'Ti6S TO GHoRGKToWN. ADpl
- On MONDAY, L. th May, ~ O'Clock D. M .
to Situated amedisiss al
Jseent to Mount Zion Church.
ria 81 DUsoANsoN Ros., Aucts.
Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID sts.
VALUABLE S;sToRY BBICK PRIVATE
p bTkktk RF ETRSkrsse on ms sS
- On THURSDAY, the 2lst instant, at 8
ood & B s9n sci H on shi sTR@ os
balls, gas, hot and cold water, bath room aud
and grained throughout, beiSe house No. IIos,
and Is FEET front lot by 100 feet deep, less
with fine hack alley, making il irst-class prop
Terms $50 cash; balance on monthly pay ments
scented p Of on Ss @R
sold All convey angling, &C at cost Of purchaser.
%syiid VI u GRHEs WILLIAMS, Aucts.
ID Auctieneers and Real kstate Brokers,
Southwest corner of PeBnsy ly ania avenue and Eev
enth street, Star once Building.
rR RESTG SALE vEBY yA5gAsLE I'M,
sTRhkT WEST, OPPOSITE THE oksTEn
- Under and BY virtue of q deed Of trust dated
March Il, 1871, and duly recorded in Liber 6lo,
folio AS, being one Of the land records for
Washington county in the District Of CJlumbis,
and bE the written request OF the party secured
thereby will sell at public auction, In front Of the
premises, on MONDAY the = 3th day OF May, ls7l,
NJ D O'Clock m. part Of lot numbered nine (9l,
IN square numbered three hundred and eighty two
(Sa2l, having trent Of fifteen (lsD feet street
west, being the same which Was conveyed TO John
b. Ward by certain deed recorded In Liber J. A
D. No 81, folio 49, &C, one OF the land records for
Washington county, ID. O., together with the i'm
Brick House.
This property is one of the most valuable business
stands IN the city.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash, residue In Il, Is,
"a and 80 months, with int from the day OF sale
10 per cent per annum All convey ancing at cost
OF purchaser Three hundred dollars dow at time
Of sale. If the terms Of sale com piled with
In ten days from day OF sale the trustee the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost OF
the defaulting purchaser, after giving five days
notice in some newspaper published in the city Of
Washington. -
eAM'L CROSS, Surviving Trustee.
may l4-d6ds LATIMER CLEARG, Aucts.
IL, a
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NoTIOI--That :. 8. JUeTH, SIS d street.. b
~ tween 9Th and 7th streets northwest, sells Gus
sIO0ND-HAND CLOTHING
o. Ieeo thai helf the cost Of ready made new oneo
BLK O88eo agpooiAlfy. fsbl1-ly .
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pontoons-what are they? Let us
pause moment to glance at them.
They are built Of wood, and painted
black. The largest measure 100 feet in
length, Is feet ia width. and Ia feet in
depth. Those selected for the present
case are much smaller, and three are
stationed at each side of the wreck to
buoy her. In each pontoon there are.
several wells, or holes, running through
the center, from deck to bottom. Into
these the divers insert the ends OF the
cables, which are drawn upward by hyd.
raulic power. This part of the work
costs severe effort and much time, and
when it is done the injured vessel, as a
doctor would say, is on the fair way to
recovery. The cables are drawn up
through. the wells, link by link, and are
frightened gradually, until the. wreck
lifts. She rises slowly, and the pontoons
groan from the weight bearing upon
them as they are drawn nearer to her.
For some time yet she is out of sight;
but at last, her deck is seen dimly
through the waves, and soon afterwards
it is above water. The wreckers, as we
observed, are impassive in their manner;
but they cannot repress their enthusiasm
over the success, and two or three of the
more excitabIe burst into cheers Vim.
II. Rideing.
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THE INDIAN WAR.
Tne Guilty Indians 10 he Pursued
and Puntshed,

WASHINGTON, July Pin connection
with the application Of General Sheridan
for effective operations against the In.
dians-Kiowas, Comanches and Chey-
ennes-the General Of the Army was
instructed as follows
WASHINGTON, July 20.-Respectfully
returned to the General Of the Army, in
accordance with suggestions and recon-
mendations received to-day from acting
Secretary Of the Interior and Commits
sioner OF Indian Affairs. The guilty
Indians will be pursued and punished
wherever found, and the reservation
lines should be no barrier to such opera.
tons. Care should be taken not to
strike innocent and friendly Indians who
are near the agency, and who have taken
no part in the recent trays. Measures
should be Immediately taken to keep the
friendly Indians from others, and per-
mission be offered to others who are
friendly and have not had the opportu.
nifty to Join them to come in; then all
who persist in hostilihes should be pur-
sued and punished. The Secretary Of
the Interior will be Immediately informed
of these instructions, and copy of the
letter OF the Secretary Of the Interior of
July 18th, enclosing q communication
from the Commissioner of Indian Affairs
of the same date, will be sent as soon as
copied to you for transmission to Gen.
Sheridan. A. NJ. B. BELKYAp,
Secretary of War.
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HOW THEY ARE swINDLED.

Saws the Pittsburg Post: IL ieli 10
| the lot of our Radical friends to devise
new way to exterminate the negro
race. A Washington dispatch of the
| 18th says that the suspension OF the
Freedmen's Savings Bank, which re-
tains tie savings Of many industrious
colored persons, is the chief subject OF
conversation among them. Three deaths
have resulted indirectly from the sus-
pension, the victims being workipgmen
who went into state OF imbecility and
collapse at the loss of their savings. If
half the reports about the condition OF
the Freedmen's Savings Bank be true,
we fear that there will be large NOR
tally among the colored people Of the
South. From all that we are able TO
learn, nearly or quite all the little savings
of the industrious colored persons
who reposed their faith in the Christian
soldier o. o. Howard, and the officers
end patrons of the bank generally,
will be completely swallowed up.
No wonder the industrious colored
person dies under the circumstances.
For years the Radical leaders have kept
him wrought up to very high pitch.
He has been taught to believe that the
Democracy was his sworn and mortal
enemy and the Radical his only friend.
The industrious colored person land
the lazy colored person likewise), was
Susceptible of cajolery, and he came to
regard the hatterer as saint or demi-
god, and reposed the most child'like
faith in him. The Radical sorcerer first
robbed him of his vote, but as the ballot
is very impalpable thing to the average
industrious colored person, the theft
did not trouble him. But the Radical
sorcerer was not content with stealing
the industrious colored persons vote
alone, but stole his purse-made way
with his little earnings that he had laid
up against rainy day"