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III We are indebted to the publishers. r. b
Peterson Brothers, 3i6 Chestnut street Philr.
deiPhia, who send us, through the hands of
franklin Philip, bookseller, The jealous Wife,
a novel. BY Miss Pardoe, authore,s Q, The
Confessions Ola Pretty Woman, &c &c
Also, for copy of "Mary Derwent." ByMrs
Ann :. stephens, authoress of EFashion and
Famine The Old Homestead" &c
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The AFFRAY BETWEEN LANE AND JKSKISs-
The details Of tue aifray at Lawrence, Kansas,
between Jim Lane and Mr.. Jenkins, have been
received at st, Louis. 1t appears that both Lane
and Jenkins Were living upon contested claims.
The former had enclosed an acre OF land. in
which there was a well that was used by bath
parties in common. Lane recently locked the
well, fenced up the entrance, and forbade Jenk-
ms access to it, Jenkins declared he would have
water at all hazards, and Lane threatened him II
ne made forcible entry into his premises
On Thursday afternoon, jenkins, accompanied
Dy Tour friends, all we'll armed, cut down Lanes
fence, and proceeded towards the we'll Lane
warned tueH not to advance or he would shoot
them. Disregarding the threat, jenkins party
advanced, when Lane fired, killing Jenkins in
stantly, and one of jenkins party returned the
iSe and shot Lane in the leg, INJECTING a wound
which confined him TO his bed
Lane has been arrested, aud was under exami
nation. Much excitement exists In consequence
Of this affair. Jenkins was held in high estima.
ton. snd bis death is deeply dePlored,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09

II FLfty-eisht were admitted on profession
to the Yale College Church at the late commun-
ion; fourteen others have been received within
few months past and about twenty more have
become Communicates
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WASHINGTON We thank Mir. J. p. McKear
the publisher, for capital colored engraving OF
the "Father Of his Country,'' from portrait
which, for half a century nearly, was regarded
in Alexandria, Va. ,-Wastington's shire town
as the very best likeness OF him extant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09

IL The Buffalo Republic states that a dis
ease similar in its effects to the 'sWashington
National Hotel disease has broken out I'm 4
first class public house at Chicago, the name of
which Is not given. Several Bufialonians are
reported as sufferers, one of whom has died. OF
the disease the Republic says
at resembles cholera, and leads into typhoid
ie'ei-Doth OF The worst type. The Sufferers in
every instance, are taken with VOMITING foIIowed
by dIarrhGa and rapid general pIostration One
Of our citizens who had stopped few DAYS at
the hotel alluded To, lay at the point of death for
several days in consequence thereof and was
only saved by the closest care and vyafcbf,lness
and solicitude of his physician and friends y
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! c. GIBSON'S NEW FANCY STORE.

most respectfully take this method of informing
my friends and the public generally, that / have
moved tn the above Store, where will be pleased
to see al IN search o. Goods in my line. Thanking
those who have heretofore SO molly encouraged me
~ the beginning, beg of them continuance of their
favCrs.
The following are IN part the kind of Goods shall
keep: Bonnets, Ribbons of all kinds, Embruideries
do, Musns do CanDro Handkerchiefs do, Hose
do, Gloves do Dress Trimmings do, Pms
Needles, Buttons of every description also many
Fancy Notions, not necessary To mention all Of
which will be sold at very small profit. for cash
Only. les Iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09

FROM HAvASA.-The steamship Black War
ror has arrived at New Orleans with Havana
dates 10 the I'd instant. There is no news Of IN
terest. Sugars were firm At last quotations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09

The attention of the public pectfully solicited
to the examination and patronage Of superIO. arti
ole of Liz HrNiNG CONDO CTORS, lnanuiac-
tured and erected by I.abarre Owen, corner of lO
and SITS, Washington, DC.
The superiority OF there Conductors over many
Others now In use, will readily he acknow etg ed on
examination. Thcy are manufactured of a select
qtallty oil IRON, connected with copper COUPLINGS
aud Thoroughly csrbonlze ed to ohvate the ac.un of
the atmosphere on the metal, and mounted with a
superb copper point fre gllt and hpt with plstlna
winch renders them strictly scientific.
All points NOT Hpt ciIh pGdtiAa ral sorrOds
when they lose their attractive power for electric
lty, In which condition they are worthless.
les I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09

TINHE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE WILL
l. run as follows: U~ua
Leave Alexsndra at !, 8. 10, u o'cl'k flAi-.S
a, ?. 1, ard O'Clock D. IN. HCzuxzy=-ea
Leave Washln2t"n at 8, Q, IL O'Clock a. IN, s. ),
and clock p. m.
The THOMAS COI.LIER, when on the route
will run At opposite hours. are Is cents
Whaley's Umnibuses connecting with the Page
and Coyer will leave the Capitol anc corner of 18th
street and Penn. avenue the same time the boats
leave Aexandra a.
je 9-tf RICHARD WALLACE. Pres
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q. @. F.-rhe officers and members of the
lh X. w Grand Lodge ofthe District of Co
umbla are hereby requested To assemble ST Odd
Fellows Hall. eth ST., THIS "wednesday EVE-
MING, the 9th instant, to make arrangements for
the funeral ot the late p. u. Henry r. English, of
Covenant Lodge, No. Is.
1t mo. +. BANGS, G. Sec'y.
n"NOrIC E..-TheAnnuaI Pleasure Excursion
.E,S OF the Young Catholics Friend Society of
Washington, will take place on MONDAY, June
2lst, and not on the 10th, as supposed by some.
lyon AND AFTER THIS DATE, WE
ts the undersigned, Dry Goods Merchants on eth
street, have agreed To close our stores O'clock
p. .tSaturdays ex cepted;l in order to give our
selves and those IN employ tune for relaxation
X. BRICE HALL,
A. GODDARD.
le7 81 +. i. MADDOX.
0C@ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, WE,
lS the undersigned, Shoe Merchants en- 18th
street, have agreed close our Stores al O'Clock
p. m. Saturdays excepted. In order to give our
selves and those IN our employ time for relaxation
r. BRICE HALL.
F. Nj. MAGRUDER.
WINDSOR x BRO,
G. G.. HINMAN.
Washington, ID. c., June 4, 1853. jest
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RARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAt.
DEALERS For rent, Tor ten years vacaf,
opposite the new Presby terrain Church. For terms
ap % 3tawtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09

BUILDING LDTS.-FOr sale on reasonable
- terms, three desirable LOTS y 4 feet front ID,
40 feet deep, corner of ith street ard street
north Also, avsrIety of other Lots in pan-
oil the city. DAVID MNERLE,
No 2, lOdd's Building,
ma % eolm pa sva,',,s
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T~LADlES' GRAND UNION FESTIVAL.

The Ladies' Grand Union Festival for the Young
Mems Christian Associaton) Wi / he ne,d at
PHILHARMONIC Hall,
Penn. avenue, Ito street, on TUESDAY,.
WEDNESDAY,. AND THURSDAY EVE
NINGS. June 9th 9Th and 10th. All are invited who
wish to see the most magnificent display of flowers.
or to enjoy the most delightful strawberries ard
cream. Refreshments In every variety provided.
Esputa's Band constantly in attendance.
Tickets IS cents, admitting gentleman and lady
Seas tickets 81 cents. Children Is cents.
je2 ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09

6=J. SCHAFFlELD, Baltimore ConfectIOn-
H ery, Sixth street, between and H.-Ice
ream and Water Ices of the best quality, in all
shapes, at 81 80 per gallon. sent To part of the
lty; Cakes Of all varieties, made of the best mate
rails. sold lower than elsewhere In the city. AL
ways ready tn furnish Excursions. Pic Mics ard
other En- ertanments at the shortest notice and on
reasonable terms.
Z. S.-Excursions, Pic Mics, and other Enter
tanmcn,s furnished with Ice Cream and Water
Ices at per gallon. Assorted Cakes 60 cents per
hundred. ma 10 Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09

ISL OOk IN Al OUR IMMt.N h SrOCK
oi fiaEos at No. 6, between ash and I0th sts
'eS JOHN +. ELLl6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09

F'IEtNE hLES.-We RESPECTFULLY announce To our
Il friends and the public that We Rave al isst snc.
ceeued Ia having large quantity of AIES of varI-
GUS kIlus bfewed expressly to our order, winch we
VII guarantee To be the hnest and the arg est yarl-
ely That Vas ever offered in this market
Al persons wishing q nice article of Ale can have
III hy apply ing To US for either of the following brands
W. hennett, Burton Xxx Pale, India Pale, Phil
ade phIa and TX. We also have a fine article Of
Brown stout and Xxx Porter always on hand.
attended to. Army a SEISE III NC
-, Union Bottllng Depot, 81 Green street.
uII-o GEORGETOWN, ID q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09
EQR RENT LEASE FOR A TERN az

t'OR RENI-A desirable, m,.Isrn. l,,,ti, tr...
L story HOUSE. wuh hasstprt,t and S.'.s i. ,
Lhs M. S,i street, betweeA ttevelnL sd Tut ;'r
cni'aiilnR u rooms, gas thTOl h,lg uarl, ta.J
tells. water aud bath Tooln lEog.rs "a, ors,,,,- =
room No; J. hrst toar, Post Orhce Departr,cTi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09
A DESIRABLE FARM IN CTIPEPEK
"A COUNTY, VA, For SALE.-The Edlfnr N

ENOR SALE-Dn Reasonable Terms-LOTS No.
40 10, 10. ara the north half Of p, an Square ga
street SOUTH brtween 81 nd - streets west 81 i
on 81 street, between X aud l., with the impruN.-
ments. consisting oi fourteen Frame Houses. cos
tanning four rooms each. Lots l0n feet deep. =, :,
yards enclosed with each house and shsds a. The
pack end of Lots, bounding on 2 81 f. ct alley Tt,
presents rare opp rtunty 10 those dee rang Ia -
homes of their own at an ssy cate O., pa, prr
Warranted titles given by the gnjersign-d.
mo. T.. KENDALL.
<Ss street, near the Gtt, Pa
HENRY NANLOH.
~ - City Ha..
ma II colin Pa sye hrr 6fb a.d-sb -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09
FOR REET AND BALE.

II AWSON HOUSE, 4G6 18th Sfrs.f. bs'F.,sh p
- street Gsd the Ar,nNs.-TEeTe rs a fe q nr q.
Rooms, 10. yet taken a. the above house winch a..
he let to first class permanent BOa-1srs. Terms
liberal. large number of Tab's BDarteTs car a!sp
be accommodated. Those In want o. good Hoard
will .pP,y soon.
je 5-lwt a v. HAFE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09

N NJ. RuPPEL,
NORTH side of Marked Space M % La,,-s.,
BRIDGE and Canal streets. Georgetown. -
announces 10 has patrons that m bIsltYN T.
RESTAURANT IGaS leo found al aIISxt|
aiiles, the cheeicest and most excellent SY
OYSTERS and ali kinds of q A ME an season
Meals served AZ ali hours at the usa:,l prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09

large Grocery, " Inc and Liquor Store, IN a hrsi
rate old stand. Terms sasy. Apply, with real name,
"ConhdentIaI." Rox SO Post Office. iel
EOR SAIE-A comfortable FRAME DIV FL.
u LING HOUSE, with tack building attached,
woodhouse, and pump OF excellent waier on the
premises, and 81 uate the side 9th street
west. between |. and VI north. The Lot las front
OF u eet 40 inches 10y lilo feet Deep 10 wide a. leN
This property csn he bought on reasonable terms ~
application Immediately To 4. WEBB. No. So
18th st. ma "a dtt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
NOW RE A Y.
II CHARLES DIcKENSS
HOUS T. ii y l. ID WORD s.,
Resa vha, the Pres. cay. of I,


Resd what the Press says II Il:
The Household Words IN many resf->s s.sp,s alone
.ons periodicals.. filing an enyias psoe a. ;bs ees and in
The see,ons Of the people ha: nissAzDe dar sep The
very Of Dien largely identified with .be paSAon
force In itself not to be riyAed" Bsnor. Patriot.
tar criterion Of the ability Of magazine, 10 The proportion
Of s eouten,. copied into the newspapers OF day Judged
by this standard Household MorJs ranks Wv, among he
mophls native foreign. Whenever Ind Esrl GARY
we with as besitsti9n fix ' Paety apon car .ycnte aud
we "' TABLK OF CONTENTS YoS MARCH
Tn. CITY Of Unlimited Psper-Wanderirss in India
somsihps Like an An GSIery-rwo IN Legion.
Street Meno1ies- Old Saint Ann Gateway
Christmas Phantasy-The Elm Charm.
Lemon FiDsers-MaI and hi. CompariEs
Deep Dehsn on sociey-The Legend OF my Nssive Town
SIXTY New.Yesr' Days AzO-X MOrsirs Can on Gre..
vestiee. Of Protecion-A 4 Lesson Lo.t ugn Y.
The Little aususpS:.A S New Idea Of ~ Old
Beyond the Prairies-Fsmne Aboard &c, &c.
Now the time subscribe the March number
the seventeenth volume. -
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Historical Novel Of the 10Th Century BY i. d. Guerazzi
from the original Italian by LUIGI MoNTi Harvard
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OF half calf 81
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had long The Tsnaor however At last
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son cheap paper pasthus notoriousy violating trade Ell
ouete therefore, who desires faithful aud vigorous
Translation Of this grea, author Italian scholar
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

A NEW AND INTERE ESTI ~
n ORIGINAL STORY
VIII be commenced In this weeks
NEw.YORK DISPATCH,
Entitled
THE CONFESSION
Of .
DUPLEX HUSBAND.
From the Portfolio Of a. AttomeyGLsw
In wiieh the suthor portnys the MYSTERIES, hieInh
and CRIMES that End hiding place in New York SOCIETY,"
This Revelation will repay careful perassl fr'n besani'e
end.
Sold by all News Agents. Phce-Four Cents
VNHE NEW-YORK ATLAS, having been pub
Ished in this city for twenty successive years 10"
The propreors have engaged additional erary f9es - @
Eatorisl Department, and have commenced tne
local TALES AND SKETCHES; -.
CHARLES BURDETT, for many years Mayo '''eN ''
City Hall, ia writing very thrilling story o
founded upon actual occurrences In this city, oe'Se
eence OF an Old Police psn, entitled ,,,,
TIE HUNDRED DOLLAR BILL g.. os
Everybody IN New.iork viii read thus woaaei'ui S''' "
CT;nainsty in Fashionable Life. A., -.. .o,;-. al
The Tale commenced in last Sundays psPe e9P.7 W
which viii be supplied by any Newman. aug Is scoh'iH
TO-MORkOW'S ATLAS -. 49,, ,.,..
Don't Nil 10 buy THE ATLAS 10 morrow. He''' wv
esuts, and NAV BE- obtained Of al Sewwenasrs ,uha,.
No. Al AnaH
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One Copy for One esr.................'....sS
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Three or more Copies for Ore Year tescbL....... 2
And Estn Copy gratis for every Club Of T,s
The poSsse on "HARPERs MAeAtnE must be rA.d II the
Ofce sh,ye Il i r.eire6 The Postage rnsrY ckkIs
war HARPER BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS.
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Gbanres for Dnsiness Msn.


IA Ons who uudersnds tho bushes. "a s s tsesss~s ~
furnish espi,s suhcent to hssp tar sh of nAsasy
Good. Will Ind In tbs ,isse "A esce..nt ,se..s h0y
Pelham Aurssta. Hosh.es wIism lsdlsy. ". n BseA-
man. n b. Cary s.mo'I A. bsyt F''Asnl Village nv
L'OR SALE-The STOCK, FINTijRkS sn<
u GOOD WILL II aGkOCERt sTORE .,asiss q oss 4
the bes noshbrhoods of The Seventh Ward Apply ses~s
Jefferson sud hsuIysis
HARDWARE EANUFACTORY foe SALE
w,h large sook of Meta Patterns 10 hrs sss ssss,
Steam Ensne Flssk. Moulding Bosrds Msehhsy, bss9 1sg
aud Annesns Fumsces iu working order VIII ts $50 wNs
Apply sSA PrrTiBcSk, No. ~ r-.ri.t, Mes Ya.k
IMPORTANT to BUSINESS MEN.--wAnted
sPARTNER with sssh capita u iran see 70 tlsa -
locste IN which large profits ssy BE- reslsea fos ~ ~
90 p-r AID be- Increased a. tsss sstssss
sccordins To capital Invested Add'es : ~, ffssss
vI'HE UNDERSIGNED, desiring 10 rsssove 70
u 10 the wss oss. sale bic entire sess q sAap-
mabel The store an old s.ssA.b.s ssnd ne ssy q
the r the Place ssd ssd Ia the cenis 81 Ne s.s -
..s sS. lDSs 70 wiILiAm 9ss SScK sss,SST
TI'O BUILDERs.-Tbe hoard Of school Ofs-ers
u Of the Twelfth Wud oil Tecsiv, sEi LED PROPOSALS
ior The ERECTION o PRIMARY SCHOOL HOUSE 90 ~.
ls7d. te~t hss s.eordns 20 he Pleas sss spe
hcsons approved BY the Board " Ednrsn end a. 10 tbs
Chris oace Proposals bs msde nf tAs msson -o ssS
eapenie wofs .sysrsry Tor The en,fs wok std WI -
rc,i,ed the Clerk ohce Of om aud Elm se snsn
"WEDNESDAY Sd MARCH rros ~ llec.,,s noon. ~ ,ssst
sSs,n s. S.a: 2. = '-S no ; .Se :s.s. % .s. =, - ~
no, Bse.ssTy >. received and sshoa Oas,. -
'hsmssvs. The night to rs.c sny ~ q ". goP's~~
JOHS BELLtMY I s"s-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

n V. PO0R's NEW AND COMPLETE
ROAD MAP
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADAS,
PUBLISHED BY JOHN II. SCHULTZ Co,
AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL
Office No. spruce-st., New-YOrk.
Price Of Pocket Edition, 81. On Rollers, SS
ov, 40 distinct lines so%R'ns % ne than .'S SS Ia nse
ooniempOn iOHa .fs laid down upon it, making
600 miles Of railroad in openon progress OF projected N To-
i !, a;S , County & sR & asTaS !ee sy'ft
u as & s - sss ~: %:..' ''so 70
No obtained any road uniess person hs
before good Map to illustrate its position and rel.tions
THE NDEPE D. z T
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ns instructive and stimulating bot, the yoans and the old
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a,sust every existing Institution and proposed Pubc
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the doctrine that the principles Humsn Freedom ere part OF
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full summary OF .,n,,, ,,,,,,cp
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3iyen Also weekly article the MoSkY MshktI snd
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full md complete REVIEW OF TnE FLOUR AID fRopvIh
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lied upon for correctness. . ....,
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Orders for the paper accompsnsd By the money
the publisher aud prepaid will b. considered at our mex
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Single copies six cents. .... ,i,L
cents per line each insertion WIN
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HARPER's NEw MONTHLY MAGAZINE
III POs MARCH.
Co>rssYS
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TIE THREE SONS.
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