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STATIONERY AND BINDING.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, May q, 1855

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May q, 1854
GEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
~ ceived at the Office Of the Secretary Of the Navy
until three O'Clock, p. m, &C Tuesday, the 18th Gi
June next, for furnishing all the stationery and
executing all the binding that may be required by
the Navy Department aud its several bureaus fer
the year commencing the LIST of July, 1854, aud
eodiog on the 30th Of June, 1855.
Ali the articles furnished and work executed
must be OF the best quality delivered without delay
when ordered and ia the satisfaction Of the lead of
the ofHc, for which they required.
II 1t be required each bidder for stationery must
furnish with his proposal a sample Of each article
bid for.
To insure uniformity In the proposals blank
forms will be furnished to those disposed to bid and
no bid will be considered which does not fully con-
form to the advertisement, aud in which ca, b and
every article s not bid for, and in which more than
one prlce Is named for any one article.
Bonds in sufficient amount, with two or more ap-
proved sureties, for the faithful execution of The
contract, will be required of tie person or persons
contracting. The authorized names of the sureties
that will be piven also satisfactory testimonials
to fulfil the contra,t must accompany the lid; other.
wise, 1t will not re considered
The department to itself the right of Or
derng greater or less quantity OF each and every
article cont &C ed for, the public service may re-
cuire.
should any article be required not enumerated in
the contract it Is to be frn he'd at the lowest mar
ket price, according to it, quality.
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A LII WOOL BLK French BereKes,
IA very cheap
Black Silk, all widths
Black and White Lawns
Black Bombaznes and Alpacas
Fine black French Mousselines
Blars English Grape, all widths.
The above goods will be sold at very low prices In
order to reduce our stock.
WM. R. RILEY,
Cor. 9Th street and opp. Centre Market.
lie 16-1m
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STATE OF THE THERMOMETER thar.
mO5netef: Ia our counting room, at IL o'clock
to-day, stood at IS degrees above zero.
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ERENCH LITERATURE.- 4
Il MAURY have on sale several cheap editions OF
the most eminent French Authors, including sein.
tiue, Bsisso, Lsmartins, Dumas, DeKock, Eugene
Sue. and Victor Hugo. e "a
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w,rcB REruRSs.-Jos Featherston, drunk
and disorderly; work house 30 days. George
Davis, yagrant; do. w. Green, drunk and
yagrancy dismissed. Robert Tyler, slave,
profanity fine and cost. Jno. McGuire, drunk
in the street fine and Co.'S:
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WANTS.

"Hants" and g Wunted'' advertisements, fourlines
OF iess for each insertion, Is cents; each additional
line cents -
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TRY-TRT-TRY
HANEONs VEGETABLE OK RLOOD.Y URIFYINa
~ BITTERS. ~ Ask for the bot & Win The
Portrait OF the Inventor and Proprietor, ana tske
none other, WIN, M. CANNON.
WASHINGTON, DO.
D., tsb $3.50
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t'on saAf.A CIGAR STORE, situate on Pa.
IL avenue, with g fns stock On hand and a oood
run OF custom The rent Is 500 per annum, in
ciud ng fine dwelling attached to the store Terms
moaerate. Apply TO CHAS WALTER
On Sd between and G cts.
Also. CARPENTER SHOP for sale on mode.
rate terms. n ~
je A-en3t
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II AD1ES' WORLD OF FASHION, A
IL Journsl Of tie Courts Ct London and Paris
Containing four beautifully engraved and col
orej plates of fashion :
eodey's Lady's Book for July
Ladies' National Magazine for July
Ire Great Pictorial Picayune for the 4th of July
All the weekly papers for this week
Everything In the Book and Stationery line at
JOE SHILLINGTON's Bookstore
Cor. Pa. av. and ~ at, Odeon Building.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

EOR SALE OR RENT-A CARPENTER SHOP.
Il situated on st-e.t, between eth and 10Th. for
merry occupied ty j. 3 Barker Is offered for sale or
rent. 1t Is 20 by 40 feet and is in coed locst;on
ZOE BUSINESS je 26-lWs
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PLEASURE TRIrs.-Ths gseam-r. e-c:eA
yy..Ls-sson ana Inomas Collyer arc making
arrangements for grand pleasure trip on the
4th of July. The boats will leave almost every
hour during the day, by which persons can
spend few hours either at Mount Vernon.
For, Washington, or the White House, or at
all three of them. Look out for the adver-
tisement tomorrow.
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Positively sELLINa OFF AT COST.
I COMMENCES this day to run off nv stock of D1y
l. Goods and Shoes at prime cost. What remains
by THE Goth Of july wifi then be Offered -
have good assortment Of Dress Goods, ShawlA
Nantles, BonEetz. Ribbons Psrssos, &c. !
Also, good stock of SHOES of all kinds.
The Store will be FOR rent Cd the LIST Of August.
Z. B. BROWN,
Cor. 9TH and SITS, Northern Liberties.
is lift
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OK PIECES Embroidered Curtain
81 Muslin, at 81 for IL yards, worth So
90 pieces very rich Curtain Muslin
20 do plaid Cambrics from l21S cts. up
90 do plain, striped, and plaid Swiss Muslins
Table Cloths, Table Covers and Napkins
Irish Linens, some very good for Is cts.
The above goods were bought at Auction and will
be sold much less than their value.
WM. Il. RILEY,
Corner 9Th street, oppofite Centre Market.
may 29-1m
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w Office and attend battery
apply at HOUSES Telegraph Office.
j. 26-1t*
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BURGLARY The house of Mrs Goldsmith,
on ID street, between East Capitol street and
north street, Capitol Hotel,) was entered
through the window of the kitchen last night
by burglars, who rsnsacked the premises and
went of, stealing the silver spoons and meat
and bread from the cupboard. They made
of without alarming the family.
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OMME R HATS, Of white and drab beaver,
~ white, drsb, and black Felt
Iso, q large supply of STRAW HATS of all col
ors for men, boys, and children. And in order to
reduce my large stock shall from this dsy offer
them at reduced prices. LANES
Hat, Cap. and Gents Furnishing
lie 17-dlm ~ ~
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Ieftncc 70 tnle great Juollee SnOulQ De nrsi
percep.ible. There is little time to 10 e, and
Il anything is to be done, the preparation.
should be set about directly. We know that
the members Of our City Council and Board 81
Aldermen have hearts throbbing with patriot
ISM and let them, therefore, give those that
they represent some substantial evidence OF
the fact
The WEATHER.-We know not what effect
the shutting up of the bar-rooms ON Sunday il
calculated 20 have upon the general moral
thermometer; bat certain IL is that sweltering
humanity in the capital never looked freSheI
OF more wholesome than this morniDg-al-
though the sun is blazing away with forty
furnace power, up AMI down our broad and
shelteress avenues, which seem TO have been
laid out right in the face and eyes Of q radi-
atipg circle, with the sun for its centre.
The trees and grass, however, seem 10 have
been more fortunate than thirsty biPeds, Ind
have evidently taken something 10 drink
which has done them great deal Of good. II
i al least fine growing weather-as the last
week has produced an immense crop Of thiI
coats and trowsers, while of an evening, the
sidewalks are literally lined with an exotic
array Of magnificent flowers, of every conceiv
able color, Of all sizes, from the size of q baby
in arms 70 full grown young lady, tipped
with 4 pink parasOl by way Of pislil, anC
fsnked BY dark -colored stamcn in the shap,
IT thin young gentlemen.
SATURDAYS SToRH.-On Saturday after
noon, during the storm, We were visited by tw
severe claps Of thunder. A young girl, nance
SOPHIA GeIger, on q street, between 9Th ant
10Th, received a severe shock, and thinking
che was struck by lightning, ran TO her mother
and fainting, fell into her arms. The doctor
who was soon in attendance, thought that he
affection was nothing more than menta
shock or fright, although she was completed,
Frustrated for some time. At the time she re
ceived the shock she was standing with ne
hand On the spout, which conducts the waite
from the roof OF the house. The only lDJur
she received was severe bruise on her arm
she has quite recovered
WATER-PURE WATER.-Much interest
manifested by our citizens in relation TO 10
bill now before Congress, for an appropriate
10 continue the water works at the Great faii'
We know Of ID city in the Union where Pur
water, in coI,ous quantities, Is more needle
than in this city. A good supply OF water WI
not only go far 70 save the property OF our cl
i.ens aud the Government, but also conduce
the health of all who mayi sojourn among U
for any time. So tIeD let Us have water, an
that right early
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M ANIED-A colored CIR om sixteen 70
w twenty years Of age, (sas5 ,refsrredD to wait
on the table and Go other housework Appiy at ths
brick Honse ON the n. e. cor. 9th and II eta.
j. 2)-lts ''
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600 YARDS Striped and Plaid Silks at
COO 30 cen Is, very good and cheap
loco yards rich Black Silks, from 30 cts up
600 do neat checked India Silks Of very superior
qualify
The above goods were bought at Auction and will
bs sold at very low prices.
VIM. r. RILEY.
Corner s tn strest, opposite Centre Market.
NAV 24-lm
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AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.


To-day Espsrtero made his entry into Madrid by the
Porte Aeas. The wide street which bore that name and
which fer the future 10 be called the Gale de- Dugue Dc
IL Victoria wac filed with compact crowd, and avery
window occupied. A considerable number of ct-
zens foot and horseback had gone out Of the city
Ia meet Espsrtero and were mixed up with the eoge
il entered. Some simple spectators bat Others
in uniform, intended 10 represent that Of the alton
al Guard, infantry and cavalry The infantry sort
Of blouse frightened round the waist, and oraging cap
adorned with green ribbon, bearing the words, The
" Constitution, or Death" Troops of the line
panied the oOTtege and General San Miguel horse
back, by the side of Espartere's open carriage.
There also three four other carriages, IL which
were seated superior officers wearing their uniforms
and decorations depuiation of the unta and another
of the municipal council of Madrid The latter body hs9
also sent its mace bearers in grand costume of crimson
velvet laced with gold, and cap of similar velvet and
white plumes They fsur in number snd rode in
open carriage number of other public officers were
without great difficulty that the horses ana carriages
could get through the Immense multitude particularly
nsar the Puerta del Sol where the street becomes
si3ersbly narrower The acclsmatiOns in honor of Es
parero were deaening, and the multitude SCI med to
van 10 take him from his carriage and embrace him.
The cries from the windows were Just as entAusi-
asfic as in the street. At the corner of the Fuerta
del Sol and of the Rue d Acala a number of fEhiie
pigeons sere let ornamened with green ribbons. In
sufoeated under the mass of flowers which were iuog
down him. Espartero, standing in the carriage
responded toshe enthusiastic reception thus given him.
by opening bic arms, bowling to the right and iet, and
$btn closing hl arms his heart. lie looked WELL and
did appear TO be more than between fifty and sixty
yers Of The cortege arrived about clock al the
coVt Of the palace. Epartero then alghied and went
up 10 the Queens sIarments the crowd being so thick
as alusi 10 prevent sSe door Of the carriage from ope
ing. 1so acoanstions continued after his snrane into
The palace, arc Tedoneed az the moment i; thought
he ust have arrived n The presence OF the Queoa The
interval prolonged for half hour and A. the mo-
eni EspsrteIo made ms spesTsuee below get into his
corrase he Queen showed h,rsf O.: tie balcony. The
" hole q - crowd hen .--',1 toward Dr.. F..i I'D. -
sisfljc elit.ti iva is ...U. bya 80 !3eoa tcns.i-
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MEXICO.

TO their hands.

From TIE ser- Cslssas PtedHune, 1Hs y
The L. 5. NJ. steamship Orlzaba, Ihos. Forbes, COM
mandng arrived at her wharf yesterday morning at :
O'Clock, having left Vera Cruz on the 9Th ns at 10
A. NJ.
exchanges the Sd inst from the capital ana st from
Vera Cruz The is important indicating the state
of the country hoagh FROM the strict contso that the
Government exercises the press the particulars Of
the different movements are very scanty We extract The
following form our exchanges;
On the 18th of July last. Santa Anna granted 10 Don
A. j. Aocha exclusive privilege for the construction Of
railroad and telegraph from II Paso from Presdin del
Norte TO the porte fCusyamas the Gulf of sornIe
Mr. Aocha is bound to fom his company for building the
read within year either in Mexico or the nec States
10 make the survey and the line within two year and
TO finish the within y years from the time of running
the line in fact within - years from the granting OF the
privilege. No grants of land made 70 the road except
such may be necessary Tor the roadway and stations
The political situation of the country is becoming daily
more complicated and runners of the most alarming ethg
acter TO the Government 10 such degree that the seth
ult edecree was issued in tie capital declaring that oil
persons circulating false alarming that should
censure the acts Of the Government shall be arrested
conspirator and subjected 10 fine G $500, with imprs-
onnent for two months.
A new pTonuDciamento was made or Obs 18th of July
al Ciudad Victoria, in the Department Of TGmaulipas.
The insurgents proclaimed their adhesion 70 the plan Of
Gen Alvarez and terrifying the city. Gen. Vol
sent corps OF 500 with two pieces Of artillery against
them Up the 22d the insurgents acre in qret posses
sion of the city.
ON the 3lst OF Jul, Col Zuoaya attacked TIE nsur-
gent troops of Col Vaba at the his Of LmOu, in the
South and reports having obtained complete victory
capturing their artillery, portion of heir aud
horses Several of the insur-ent hcers reported
killed among whom is Col. Nilslba.
Col Cover reports having captured the town of Coyu-
ca and taken twenty nine prisoners. All the officers
gagged in the affair at Lman have been prcpoted ont
grade and Col Znloaya the commander has been ere
at. General OF Bg ade.
We find in the Mexican papers No news Of any kind
from Acapulco. or from Gen. Alvarez.
l. AchOGcan alternate advantages ART reported re
tros a. the Government had reeGptaTec the tow q Zt
ecraro acd the insurgents had driven ths Government
forces fro PgerepeEo aad IfuapGo. The Governor OF
n hoaegn hss Proclaimed Jaws OF the mOst severe kind
against those o .hcnld ia lIb public order sad several
tlc,liiDGs ere siL0IrC,t.
F.r.rl p =. is 81 C1lli@ tsl elo I-'a97ae5d
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THE ESCAPE OF THE GEAR.

From Ihe IOEdoa It1es
man gets up in the morning his own pres-ises,
but little knows where he may sleep at night. The
Gar of ALL TBE RUssAs has lately been within an Gee
of offering in his own person practical confirmation OF
this wellknown saying. Wha, would the British ppb-
what would the King Of Prussia in his cups nave though
what would Omsr Pasha in his fez can have thought
what would the Allied Troops have thought
and, finally, what would the Three per Cents have
thought IT, about this time, the Car of All the Russiss
the Archduke and the Archduchese and the
Russian Admiral in command Of CroDadt had teen
home by Sir Charles Napier in TIE small steamer
which had captured them Improbable s. the
tale may appear-impossible the catastrophe it
was fairly upon the cards within the last fsy weeks The
facts are these short while back while the allied fleets
were living before Cronstadt English Yacht belonging
10 Lords Lichfed and Eusten with Lord Clarence Paeet
on board ventured somewhat too the guns of tie
place. Suddenly puff of steam on tie Russag
sde and small Russian steamer put cat to sea- with the
evident intention of cutting OF the English yaeIt On
board Of that the Gar Nicholas bis son the
Arcbduke Constantine the Archduchess his wife and the
Russian Admiral who all went forth 10 ENJOY the satac
lion Of easy triumph the poor little yacht She -
IN point Of fact stated 10 have been in the most mmne
danger of capture The Gar however destined TO De
foIed in his anticipated little triumph he has already
been foied IN his hopes Of many great one. An English
warstesmer, seeing the danger 10 which the yach,
was exposed, advanced with all speed 10 her rs.
lief. Shortly she obtained such q position that the
English yacht was safe and the only Question
that remained for discussion was one bet seen the two
small wer s.eamefs-the under Egg ST. the Other nu
de- Russian ,obrs Sopld The EEs a. te, have kaosa
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a.rci,n,r rsp.r,,ro, standing in his carriage wflca
s1 zen 70 move away alu.el he Qdsen crying on,
f.L do 20. Viva a RainA" and AZ lAhns ms pil'.
-, Ttc O-ee- -io seemed in hi-h spirits, 70 pondeu
~ he reolle AID 10 Esplriero b. Sayin nsr h1nlNs
,ii.L HE KiEg, WHO lad eo-' on, on me paeS..
iirls after le, Majesty, and o stood on heI zen no
- ,to rs-, Psrartero an the cor ,egs having asp
r.sred rrat part of the pc>Ple remained behind ehesr
n the o en- She continued for some time ssAuuhe
"a oS.l ,hen making isr final salute Withdrew: me
100 pslou ,uraediaoiy after disporsof. The VheIe o.
IT, go IL dressed up WITT green branches and ever "
yoSFg rees down fSr the purpose Al the :.
are 80 adorned, an several OF the ptes O. ~o"'N -
reieed ore even PAIR Il -, ,....r = .,a
4. o'clock yesterday evening. tie wss sccohp An 81 =!
r RIOS de Ol.lc and By members NJ We Junta sho
Rad zone 10 nee him. The two generals were IN iSn
uniform Although they took Msid N some degree ~
surIr..-ihe exact hour OF t-sr eodins DO, ~ tb
kr6wn-and entered By the gate OF Afcha near " .e
railway stsi,a but rather remote from the eener " le
town gree. crowd quickly sssembcd on Their psa
The Junta zld the Ayunam7ento aTaited theui - tne
s,st;on srf Cen San Mieu. addressed 0Dcnnsil; eA-
messing 70 10y Of Madrid a, witnessing the aIEV OF l
man wlro Ia dcommeneed TIE sTest national =;
q DonpS REPLIED that be congratulated himself on "
having been his lot rst 20 irs1e forth IN defense W
TIE c0uItry's rights but that his mission had e :l
nsted rom the moment saat he sw .He So 80"
! t1ous Duke de Ia Victoria at the heah OF 40
| san Eicue and sefor 0lea, the Alcace OF hniIla
! protested against this, saying that SPAN nag 70 ~,
Great need of her w0It'llsst sons TO dspenSe VIZ
er services that tie Duke de Ia Victoria waited or M n
md reckoned On his aid 10 complete the good III ar
isgun end to form great Liberal party IN Nnen a.
| honorable men should 'snd place. CD0nnel 'he'
s,epped into carriage accompanied above stated an
entered the town, followed by great number 81 o'a5
carriages and amid the aoclamations Of the people
hooked very well and very pleased Tho hrs, p'sce u
drove 10 was the residence of the Duke de Ia liora an
presently the tNo gen rails came out upon the balcony
There Espartero MADE one OF ms loconc na A. Il.
longest speeches from any one else. Patriots ne slid
I'VE have fought together Liberals, and we emorae
each other as Liberals DO you likewise embrace Gag
and be clasped the Condo de Lrciena in his arms
For the good Of Spain is earnestly to be desired that ~
political union Of which this embrace was the synbo
, NAV never be disturbed.
he rev 81 an;sh Ministry is composed as follow,
Duke Of Vittora, President Of the Council q Donhs,
War; j. AloDzo, Justice Lujan, Public o.SSi :
Marine: J. racheco, Foreign Affairs.
O Doupell and San Miguel are made Marshals.
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THE NEW CONSTITUTION OF DENMARK.

The following arc the most important paragraphs among
the 20 that compose the decree relative TO the Consttu
tnn puhlshed on tho 29fh nit nj Copenhagen
The Council Of the Kingdom will be, in the first instance
formed of members nominated by the King. AT later
period will be composed partly of members elected and
partly Of members nominated by the King but who Will be
on an equality TO their privileges and duties Members
Of the Pvy Council cannot be members also of the Council
of the Kingdom Members of the Council of the Kingdom
are in number So The King in Privy Council appoints 20
Provincial Assemblies of Scheswig name 81 those OF Ho
stein G; that of Hamburg !. Of the 20 members nom
mated by the King ~ shall have their residence in the
kingdom of Denmark, in the duchy of Schesvig, in
that Of Holsten, and in that of Lauenburg The
beTs Of the council receive annually indemnity of 800
dollars The council of the kingdom will be convoked at
least every years at particular time and for
long time the king shall think fit. 1t will assemble at
Copenhagen unless the King may select other place
within the limits of the monarchy. The deliberations of
the council Of the kingdom directed by president
named by the King from among the members appointed by
him The council can form no resolution If half its men,
be be not present The sittings Of the council Of the
kingdom will not be public; its resolutions and memorials
will however be published in the two languages, except
when the council itself shall decide not giving them
publicity The ministers and the persons whom the King
sbel himself designate, have access to the council with
the right OF taking part in the deliberations. No taxes
common the entire monarchy be laid on, changed
or abolished loan for the entire monarchy can be
rscted without the of the council of the kingdom.
Notifications Of the present decree only be introduced
with the assent of the council of the kingdom.
Until the fundamental law for the Kingdom of Denmark
Of June sl9 be restricted TO the private affairs Of the
Kingdom the paragraphs 81 % and 20 Of the present de-
will only into force subsequent to negotiations
with the Diet of Denmark respecting common affairs
Another Decree of July &C. cOnvokes, for September
the Council of the Kingdom, the members Of which, APP
pointed by the King commence forthwith active duties
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Goal.

COAL.-I still continue to sell the best RED ASH
~ he possible price for ch; weight and quality
aSer penalty OF eure Of Coal PETER CLINTON
SXing and Greenwich and l5.h a. and sth-sy
rOAL---Yery bsst quality of RED ASH Stove and
~ Egs and delivered 81 per WHITE ASH IS IS
from yard No &c GoeE-kEt- MAT. CLINTON
DEACH ORCHARD, RED ASH or WHITE ASH
delivered from y4rds-Nus, 60 81 Stove Ex Furnace, 81
b tun. Lees fEca Losls JACOB WEEKS,
Sa< SIS B0wep and III Greene
GOAL SCALES--To weigh horse and cart, ot Of
- Sx.Arer dirneusions Eos alans.
Ass-A cenve1ieu: WEEELBARRcW SCALE, sc ,udspensa-
Ia article u every Goa Tsrt
T<se Seas BEfglei e. sccacy steusu sad sea. dgs
billy Fer SAT- At low pr.ss. llG warranted ~
EAlABANAS 4 So. Se - " ssss.,.. se~- Y.,s.