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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctIonrsrs,
u No. 1000 Northwest 10th aud d streets.
SAFE OF HOUSEHOLD rURNITURE. CAR
PITS; oILCL0THs,GLASSA AND CROCkERY-
q On TUESDAY, the 18th day of April, 1873,
w commencing af 10 O'Clock a. m, we shall sell,
III at H. residence Of lady declining housekeep-
y Wing, No. 63 II street. betw cen North Capitol
and LIST streets northwest, the following named arti
cles-
W mut Bedsteads, Burt aus and SIDE Tables.
a'nut Frame Lounge. ard Reclining Chairs. mp
h9lstered in Green 7 Walnut Can seat
Chairs and Rock ers
Walnut Extension Table, Mahogany Msrble-top
Sideboard.
Msrble-top Center Table, Oak D. ming room Chairs
Lady's Work Basket, Window Shades,
Springs, Painted Bedstsads, Bureaus, add
WasilSt ands.
Brussels, Three-ply and Ingram Carpets, Velvet
Rugs and Poor mats
Hall Oilcloths and Stair Carpets, Stair Rods and
Crash.
IIusk AMI Co.ton-top Mattresses, Cooking Range.
Heating ard o her S,oves, CrUckery and Glassware,
Kitchen Requisites, dc.
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS,
aS-d AUctioncers.
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AUCTION SALES.
by JAMES GUILD Auctfoneer,
- No 1Oll Pennsylvania syeau

SALT OF PIONEERING PLANTS.
- On THURSDAY, April 10, at o'clock p.
m. We viii SELL At our auction rooms, he fine
- collection Of choice Rosee Geraniums, &c :,
ever offered In this city. This sale will be n..nued
notice JAMES CHILD
IL u~ss
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT. PROPERTY IN
SQUARE 6S1.

- Pursuant to the act Of Congress providing for
q he extension of the Capitol Grounds, approved
my 9, 1871, we shall sell. on THURSDAY,
April 10, 1873, commencing at O'Clock q. m, the
following buildings, embraced In Square No. az
w hffneys Hotel, corner Delaware avenue and
North street National brick, three stories, with
thIee-story back building.
Nos. and North A street, three stories, attic
and basepent No. has q three-story back build
Ing, will be sold together
Nos u, H, y, %, 5 and 80, North street, will be
Nos; 20, IL, ia and is will be sold In group;
Nos q. =, S. IS and 80, B street, will be sold sspa-
Iron Railing fronts to be sold separately.
Terms Of sale Ten per cent. Of the purchase money
will be required ct the time Of sale; the IN
be paid within ten days after such sale.
Buildings TO be removed within thirty days.
By order of G.. DKI ANO. SecnHary of Interior.
al LATIUER CLEARY, Aucts.
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DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, Northwest cor ner 10th and u street,

10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, Northwest cor er 10th and u streets.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OAR
PITS, FEATHERS, HAIR MATTRESSES,
PLATED wARE, CHINA, CROOKERY,
n On WEDNESDAY, the 9Th instant, at 10
VA O'Clock a. m. We shall sell at the res dence of
~ gentleman declining housekeeping, No. 4 } =
Louisiana avenue. near AZ street, opposite
viz:
Green Rep and Hair-cloth Parlor Suites.
MarbletOp Center Table, mirror back
Etegere and Ornaments aud Gilt Frame Mirror,
Black W alnut Marble top Chamber Suites.
Oak and Painted Cottage Sets.
Black Walnut Warirobes.
Painted Wsrdrohes, Side and Teapoy Tables.
Damask and Lace Curtains, with COTnice.
Feather Pillows, BOlsters and Hair Mattresses.
COtton-tOp, Husk and other Mattresses.
brussels, IsgraiB, Stair and other Carpe-s
Hall Oilcloth ard Stair rods.
Twelye-fOOt Walnut Extension Table and Chairs
China, Glass and Crockery Ware.
Window Shades Lounges and 0ttomaHs.
Cooking Stoves and Utensils
And lot Of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms: Cash.
s5-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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"A TON ALE.


BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date June l7th
$50, and recorded In Liber No 6l6 folio 4a Of the
land records Of Washington county, District Of CO.
ise al public auction 20 the highest bidder the one
Endividet third part q the house and premises de-
kcribed part Of lots No and S, in square No 49,
Washington, ID. c.. bounded ~ follows:-Beginning
NJ pon; on north street, 90 feet from the south
east corner OF lot No g. running thence west the
ginning.
Terms Of sale: One-hsf cash; balance in ana II
months with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the property. All convey at the Of the pur-
chaser. yOStPH =. STEVENS, Trustee.
pCNCANsON. BOWLING CO.,
a UCTION SALE OF STANDS IN CRNTRE
"A MARKET. Will be sold at public auction, in
accordance with section 2 Of the charter OF the
Washington Market Company, THURSDAY,
april II. 1sz3 at O'Clock p. at the Market. the
reht 20 occupy for the remainder oftwo years from
July !, lSf
Butchers Stands.
Hucksters' Stands
Butter Stsnds.
Bacon Stands.
Miscellaneous Stands.
Wholesale Houses,
and any stands that have been abandoned BY the
AIss at the same time and place any stands owned
by parties who desire them resoid 1t their
the Clerk Of the said Msrket Company. The annual
rental With terms and conditions Of payment, will
be stated az time and place Of sale.
President Washington Marke; Company.
NAsKIHSToS d. c., April 4, lS3. s5M
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TOMORROW.
RI W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
10 New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 902 Pennsylvania avenue.

RI W. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
~ New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 902 Pennsylvania avenue.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF 25 SETS OF ELE-
CANT WALNUT BROCADE, REP and n III
CLOTH PARLOR SUITS; MARBLE. TOP
WALNUT AND PAINTED CHAMBER SUITS;
sIDEB0aRpS, BEDsTEADs. BUREAUS,
TENSION NkS TABLEs; ,TUCkERsPRINGS
SEC0ND-HAND INGRAM CARPETS, RE
MOVED TO OUR STORES FOR CONyE-
E!ESCE OF SALE, ON THIRTY and SIXTY
q on WEDNESDAY MORNING, April Q,
" 1873, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell
ktby catalogue, at our auction rooms, without
treserye, credit
% sets Broca,ee, Rep and Hair cioth Psrlor Suits
W alnut and Painte ed Chamber Suits.
Marble-tOp Tables, Bureaus and Bedsteads.
Pieces a. Mating, hite and check,
One hundred rolls 0icloth, two Sewing Machines.
Marble top Walnut and Oak Sileboarls.
What NGts, Etegeres, Hat Rack.
alnut WardrObes, Bookcase. and Mattresses.
Lot Of Second hand Furniture, Carpets, Kitchen
REQUISITES, &C.
n. B.-We call special al enti0n Of buyers TO the
above sale, every lot will be sold peremptorily.
Terms: All sums of Loo and under. cash all sums
over that amount credit of 81 90 AMI 30 days, with
Notes with approved security.
All persons wishing to avail themselves If the OPP
portunity of credit will report to the sutioneers
before the sale. BY orde- of the Trustee
a1-2t W. l.. WALL Il CO., Aucts,
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.

10y LATIMER n CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers aud Real Estate Broke-s
Southwest corner Pensylv snia avenue and llth st.,
Star once Buildings.
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10y LATIMER CLEARY,
ID Auctieneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylv ania avenue and llth ST
Star Office Building.

- huctfeheers ana heat kstate Brokers',
Southwest corner Pennsylv ania avenue and ilth ST
Star ONCE Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE SEVENTH STREET
Road, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE SCHUET-
a BY virtue Of deed Of trus., bearing date the
eY925th day of May, A. d. 1872, and recorded in
NLiber No. 6S2, at folio 253, of the Land Records
Of the District Of Columbia, and at the request Of
the person secured thereby, shall sell in front Of
the premises, on FRIDAY, the 2Jth day of A pril,
ISIS, at O'Clock m, Lots numbered "a ., % and
=, in Block in Todd and Browns subdivision Of
Mt. Pleasant. together with the mprov there
ON, Consisting Of a nearly new, comfortable Frame
Dwelling, with necessary out buildings, all in good
condition; well Of excellent water the premises
The Boundary and Silver Springs Horse Railroad
pass the door.
Terms of sale: Amount Of Indebtedness secured
by the deed Of trust (beiDg $1,000, with interest at
10 per cent. per annum from the 25th Of May, 1871
and expenses Of sale (Which will be made known on
day Of sale) will be required in cash. the balance
In and IL months to be secured by deed Of trust
upon the property. e200 down at time Of SALE III
the terms Of sale complied with within seven
days the property will be resod at the risk and cost
Of the defaultipg purchaser. Conveyancins at pur-
chaser's cost. WATKINS ADDISON,( r.
GEORGE EARLE, trustees.
a2-dSds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
n
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- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 729 9TH street, between G and IA.
PUBLIC SALE OF BUILDING LOT on THE
MEsI SIDE OF lsr STREET WEST, BE-
TWEEN AND STREETS.
a will sell ON SATURDAY, April 2 1878, at
- quarter past D O'Clock, part Of lot q, in sub
s~of square 4s2, having q front of Is feet on Ist
street west, and running back l5s feet 10 - feet
alley.
Terms; One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest. $50 down ON day Of sale
Convey encing at pu ;chasers cost.
s4-d&ds b. II. WARNER, Auct.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. 1901 northwest corner l0th and ST

hJsIEhS sALE OF NALUABLE PROPERTY
II SQuAkE $50, FRONTING ON SECOND
sTREET EAST, BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA
ANENUE AND SOUTH A STREET.
m By virtue OF Q deed OF trust, lated on the 10Th
SS0dey OF June. A. ID. 1877, and duly recorded in
~ No &C. folio a. ct sea- Of The lana re-
and BY direction Of the party secured thereby, we
Will se at public auction, in front Of toe premises,
On MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, A. ID. 1873 at
o'clock p. the south twenty feet front on Sac
Odd street east BY the depth of the lot Of lot num-
eHd thirty (7o), in the city Of Washington District
Terms Of sale: One half in cash. Of which sloo
must be paid at sale; the deferred payments TO be
ade, with interest AT the rate OF ten per cent per
annUm, in and II months after day of sale and Sc
cured by deed Of trust TO the satisfaction Of the trus
fees the purchaser of pur-
Tchsse money in cash at his option Terms 10 be fully
implied with within six days after sale, otherwise
The trustees reserve the right to resell the properly
sfter week notice, at the risk and cost 81 first
purchaser. All convey ancing at purchasers cost
siMLn = hfhfoN. Trustees.
NJ -eo&ds GREEN x WILLIAMS. Auc-S
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PHILADELPHIA
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
WILLIAM ! KEAB. = CO.,
GRAND, sQUARE AND HPRIdHt PIAnos

S,, 80, C8OAnE ANp UfnI0dI fIANOg,
forty years, and upon their excellence alOne-
attained an unpnrchased pre-eminence. -
which pronounces them uneQualled for theirvvvvvt
tone, touch, workmanship and Durability. Ths,
have been awarded Gxty-6ve gold and oliver medal
SQUARE PIANOS have their new and improvof
OyerstrunG Scale and Agra1e.
ORGANe iron various veil; knoyn factories for ~
s1 1899 SIS p,.,o v.-..d6 aas IA
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Rl Ii. ii. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 529 7th street, between q and IL sts
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ID Auctioheers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylyhnia and Ith street,
Star Ofise Building
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NTHEABOvE SALE IS POSTPONED nnti,
MONDAY, the 14th instant at the same hour a ,,I
place. By order Of he Trustee.
aS-d GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
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III II. IT. WARNEk,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
I2S Seventh street, between aud H.
~ BIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LUIS ON NORTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA
EAST IN o NEE II
N By direction Of the owner will offer for sale
OY0on TUESDAY, April Is, 1873, at So O'Clock
~p. m, parts Of sub division Lots "a. IS ana D.
In square SO. fronting about 50 feet on Pennsylya
MA avenue, between 81 and eth streets east by a
dePth OF about loo feet the Lot will be sold In
q ferent portions.
Terms: 8 Ot1 cash: balance in s. Il and Is months
With per cent. interest, secured by deed Of trust
"A rare chance for bargain. SlOO down on dsy of
Sale. Ia3-eOxd<l b. III WARNER Auct
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A PENNSYLVANKA TRAGEDY.
A STRANGER HORRIBLY MURDERED IN CHESTER
COUNTY.

A STRANGER HORRIBLY MURDERED IN CHESTER
COUNTY.
PHILADELPHIA, July IA special dispatch
from West Chester says horrible murder almost equal
ing the West Farms tragedy In Dover Del, has Just
been discovered in Chester County. Jenneryle is in
Penn Township, Chester County, one mile north OF the
line Of the Baltimore Central Railroad, and six miles
northeast OF the borough OF oxford On the 3oh OF June
last a strange man arrived at the hotel of that village
and stopped there saying that he had come from Balt
more aud agent, but giving no name. He was,
in appearance Young man, probably not over &c. with
black whskers. On the following day team driven by
one VIM L. Undertook stopped at the tavern, and the
"agent' was invited by Undertook 10 take ride. lie
accepted the invitation and they went away together
The team had been hired by Undertook at Parkesburg
and he returned it In the evening when the person who
took charge Of IL remarked that there blood on the
wagon. Undertook made plausible explanation Of the
circumstance and Immediately left the neghborhoOd.
The strange man was never 2fterward seen alive.
On Friday last ii was noticed by man that large
number OF buzzards lowering about wood short
distance of the Newport and Grays pike between the
villages Of Cochranville and Pennngtonvile The man
at length went to the place TO what they doing
and found nnearthed the head and body of man, as
well his and legs which separate from the
body He gave notice the neghborhooi and the hor
rbly mutilated body was finally recognized as that
Of the stranger who had been staying at Jennervie
Jury mpaneed by the Deputy Coroner but the YER
diet sealed and has yet been handed over TO the
Coroner OF the County. The murdered stabbed
in three four places his throat cut and both arms
and both legs severed close to the body Undertook
be found He is, until lately, on the Bal
tmore police force. He is young and has red whskers
The object OF the murder unquestonably was plumber
No clothes found except pair OF shoes is re-
ported that the known TO have considerable
of money on his person. The severed limbs were
buried in separate spot from the body and not far
from the house of Rhodes brOtherin-law OF the
supposed murderer.
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headed by ex- Gov. Andrew, waited upon the New
Jersey delegation and declared that Mr.. Seward was
their choice III you continue divided, we
shall 20 into the Convention and vote for Mr. Sew
ard our first choice"
No such committee was appointed by the New
England States, and if Gov. A. gave any such as-
surancc, it was unauthorized. Mr. Seward was not
only not the first choice but he was the least ac-
ceptabe of all the candidates to majority Oh the
New-England States and delegates. On none Oh tne
three trials at Chicago did Mr.. Seward receive over
80 of the 81 votes cast by the six Eastern States
Mr. Smith says he was Chairman Of the Kepnon-
can State Committee of NewJersey for 10 years. ana
therefore had facilities for obtaining information
The writer of this communication was member OF
the Chicago Convention, chairman of the delegation
from his State, and one of the National Executive
Committee which called the Chicago Convention OF
1860. and knows whereof he affirms.
OF the arrangements and combinations entered
into by the four States mentioned the writer says
nothing for he did not participate ih them DE was
satisfied, however and so advised Mr. Greeley IN the
fremont House at a late hour on the evening pre-
ceding the VOTE that Mr.. Seward could not receive
the nomination.
A MEMBER OF THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
JUN Il, 1873.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Policeman DemassellIer was stabbed II times
and KILLED, yesterday n NssOesas By Nelson Le,sf.a
sam Hamilton, who was shot by Peter Fitz-
gerald Virginia C few days suee died Mssd.y ni.S from 10
eject " the woand '' a. w.
..-.E. Christensen committed suicide in Virginia
himself 70 avid starving Z. death. ~ ~
"A. ). Phelps, an employs of the Delaware and
hasos oas. vonpiny Railroad hell under Co
oesliu, yesterday, and INSTANTLY Ined
=; George A. Essex Of WO5dlawn, r. L., Jumped
% a.. rS@ pAseag IRAN between PO'saO r.sSeAs, ye
''"S ASi'on AID -. 'eaoasb-p perhaps hislJ-ssJif~i
The steamers Kangaroo and Edinburgh ar
nsed faoenta Newfoundland Sunday sos viii eabls
esrJ Toe i"o ae between st and sysy Caps boa
lanbprgh into eolsies s,h iceberg Csps
Race Ds bos sss lsisr,A
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SEVARUS STRENGTH IN THE CHICAGO
CONTENTION

REPLY TO Mr.. CHARLES PERRIN sMTH-MR SEW
ARD NOT THE CHOICE OF A MAJORITY OF THE
NRw-ENGIAND STATES.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The communication of Mr.. Charles Perrin
Smith in The TRIBUNE of July H. purportng to give
q correct account of the manner in which Mr. Lin
coins nomination was accomplished" is erroneous
in several particulars. He says:
l. at was conceded early in the session OF the
Convention that there were four doubtful states
New-Jersey, Indiana, Illinois and Pennsylvanla."
Illinois was no more doubtful than New-York, and
the same may be said with almost equal truth Of
Indiana.
II. "Mr Seward was the first choice OF majority
Of the New England States"
He was not tho first choice Of a majority of the
New England States. or of the delegates OF those
States On the first vote, which was an expression
of opinion, there was not single member in his
favor from Connecticut, Rhode Island, or Vermont,
and but one of the ten from New-Hampshire. Mas
sachusetts and Maine were divided, but each gave
Mr.. Seward a majority,
The actual vote of the six Eastern States was
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
n AVA T.
July IL, 1873

THE TENDENCY IN THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND
TOWARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN THE
HOUSE OF LoRDs-PRoCEEDINGs IN THE HOUSE
w LONDON, Monday, July H. 1873.
In the House of Lords, this evening, Lords
Cranmore and Browne read the Archbishops reply 10
the Church Association, showing tendency IN the
Chprch q, England toward Catholicism and moved that
a committee be appointed TO consider what legislation
is needed TO check the evil
He supp orted the motion In long Speech IN the
course OF which he read passages from the petition OF
Is3 cergymen Of the Established Church asking Tor the
appointment OF conessors and the restoration OF other
popish practices which the Reformation abolished He
wanted to know by what casuistry English eergymen
holding such doctrines retained their positions IN the
Church.
The Archbishop OF Canterbury said the noble lord had
stated the question fairly II wonder that pub
lie feeling working up on this SUBJECT Ihere was
good cause for ALARM power Of the Bishops to rem
edy abuses should be increased.
The Bishop OF Salisbury declared that the positions
taken by Lord Cranmore were unassaiable; but he
thouOht the motion nopportune The confessional
40 contrary 10 British feeling that the attempt 10 INTRO
duce il could only be considered wild and visionary
Tho is3 cergymen who had signed the petition con-
stituted only "a per cent Of the clerical body OF the
Church.
The Archbishop OF York expressed the opinion that
whatever done in this matter should come from the
Church. not the Legislature He therefore was opposed
TO the notion but declared that he would make every
exertion to prevent the prayer book from becoming
Romanzed.
The motion was then neGatiyed, and their lordshps
rose
Tn the House Of Commons, Mr.. Lawson gave notice
that he should move that the ancient custom
OF expelling strangers from the galleries be abolished
except certain rare occasions.
Mr.. Mitchell Henry member for Galway County, gave
notice of an early motion looking to the publication OF
faithful and impatia official reports of the proceedings
OF the House. He complained that the reports as AT
resent made were partisan in character and intensely
| hostile TO the Catholic religion.
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,rHE RFPuRLIC OF SPAIN.

| WAR NFETINGs-THE INsURRECTIoN AT ALCoY SUP
PREssED-THH RESURRECTION At CARTAGENA-
EDICTs OF sEQUEsTRATIoN IN CUBA ANNULLED'
MADRID. Monday, July IA. 1873.
The success of the CaIlists and the outbreak
and atrocities at Alcoy have awakened strong teelnS
against the insurgents among the citizens war meet
ngs are held at various prominent points In the province
At Barcelona large and earnest meeting OF citZehs
was held last night offer moral and material support
10 the oyernment in its efforts to suppress the Cars
insurrectiOn
Gen. yelarde entered Alcey yesterday with strong
column OF republican troops. The militia Of the Prov
lnce of Alicante had already taken possession OF the
town. having succeeded in reducing the Insurgents 10
submission and taken away their arms The rngleaders
of the revolt however, had escaped from the town De-
fore Velarde's troops arrived.
The insurgents in Caragena are masters OF the ehtre
town. with the exception of the arsenal II is feared
that the latter hold ont long, and with the ships
in dock will fall into the hands of the insurgents. Con-
reras is reported to be the leader Of the Instruction
The Minister of War has left Madrid for Cartagena but at
last accounts was unable to proceed beyond the station
BAYoNNH Monday. July H. 1879.
Adyces received here Carlist TO the
effect that several thousand muskets have been landed
on the coast OF Bscay and distributed to Carst recruits
The same reports assert that the supporters of Don
Carlos are gaining ground with such rapditY, and the
numbers are so steadily the increase that there Is
universal cry from all the Republican commanders in
the North for reenforcemens, In order TO hold their
ground.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 1.-THE Department OF State
is informed by cable telegram from the Minister OF the
United States at Madrid that the Spanish Government
has issued decree resembling all embargoes, and order
ing the immediate restoration OF all property heretofore
seized for political Ofenses in Cuba.
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THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.

PHILADELPHIA, July 4.-The Committee on
Plans and Architecture Of the Centennial Commission
are to assemble here at tomorrow TO examine the
plans submitted for the Exhibition buidngsIn response
to the OF each for the ten BEST many OF
that numberns may be deemed TO merit the sum named
1t is intended TO submit the prize plans 10 com
petition, the conditions OF which are 10 be announced
before any examined. The designs have only mot
toes attached, the OF the artist being placed in
sealed envelope. The members Of the Commfttee are
A. T. Goshorn. Ohio; W. 7. Parsons Texas David AZ.
wood, Wisconsin; o. Cleveland, New-Jersey Geo A..
Batcheder. Dakota; Middleton Goldsmith Vermont,
and Ezekiel A. Straw, NewHanpshire.
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SANITARY PROSPECTS.

MEMPHIS. July 14.-The health of this city
is good. A few of sporadic cholera occasionally
appear, but excite no apprehension. Many persons
who left the city during the prevalence Of cholera are
returning. The morning train for Louisville, which
was discontinued account Of the cholera has been re-
sumed.
NASHVILLE Tenn July H-Several deaths occurred
az Paducah Ky yesterday and last night from cholera
caused by mprudence. The exact number OF deaths is
not reported.
cNcNsArr, July 1.-two deaths from cholera are
reported here to-day.