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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21
Mr.. warneId,s Niggsr BiII.

The Stat. Journal Of Friday, regrets that We
should have deemed 1t necessary to msrsprs-
sent facts in order 10 slide out of an unsonfert-
able position" and publishss the following note
from Doctor Warfeld, in order to put eur "hoad
in the right directiOn:'
ASSEMBLY CHAMBER, April 10, 1858.
DEAR COLONEL la the Nevada Democrat Of
the l4th inst, yeu will see lengthy article in
reply to yeur structures touching the article
which appeared some time siase in that paper
relative to the Negro and other bills. You will
see by a. examination Of the original bill, that
the only essential difference from the bill which
passed. is in not making the white man liable
for employing negre who has NO certificate
The objection found BY most Of the Black Re-
publicans was that 1t was great tyranny to hire
nsgrs cut for violation Of law. This Is still
in the bill as passed by the Assembly. Also,
that the negro is TO be transported as in the for
mer bill. Truly yours,
J. B. WARFrELD.
The above note is not very explicit, but he
probably means to convey the idea that the
bill for the exclusion of negroes, passed by the
Assembly, does not essentially differ from the
original bill Introduced by him. According to
our way Of thinking there is q wide difference
between the two bills. The "original blll' con-
taiusd no provision for hiring negroes out; 1t
merely provided thst those who came into the
State after the first Of June next, should be
fned and imprisoned. Another bin was re-
ported by Mr.. War6eld, as chairman of d spe-
cial committee to whom the "orignal Lill' had
been referred, and il may be he has reference
to that one, as net differing essentially from the
one that was passed. This second bill intro
ducsd, is the one which we stated contained
"absurd' provisions; it was, however, materi-
ally modified before its final passage in the As
sembly. We have an idea that Mr.. WarHeld has
not made much capital in his legislative efforts
on the subject Of negre exclusion, and we are
certain he will never imnortalize himself by
letter-writing, though be may succeed in max
ing himself notorious
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

THE NORTHERN GOLD MNEs-Captain Hyde,
of the Revenue Cutter, JEFF Davis, informs the
San Francisco papers that the reports regard
ing the Frazer aud Thompson river mines, are
substantially true. Parties whom Capt. Hyde
says are reliable, have informed him that, they
with pans, have been making from eight to
twenty dollars per day in surface diggings-
that rich quartz leads are very plenty, and pro-
visions scarce and high. Large parties Of per
sons are continually going to these new minei
from Washington Territory.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

RoBBEKY AND REsrTTuTIoN.-It would seem
from the following that although We have o
most inveterate gang of thieves in our midst,
they nevertheless have some little conscience in
the matter Of the class of persons upon whom
they prowl.
On Saturday night last, the house Of Mr.. ST..
Jshn, in this place, was entered and robbed Of
various articles Of jewelry and clothing From
. bureau in the room where the family slept
we're taken . watch and small chain, q gold
thimble, several gold pins, purse, and between
four and Ave dollars in money From another
part Of the house some spoons and different ar
ticles apparel, q Grape shawl, children's dresses,
shoes. dc. The thieves we're perfectly neisless
in their movements, and the loss was not discov-
ed until the next morning, when the goods were
supposed to be gone beyond recovery. But
strange to say, on the following night, one OF
the family was aroused by tap on the window,
and, upon opening the door, man, disguised
handed in bundle which was found to contain
the missing articles, and q note of which the
following is q copy:
SIR IL have heard that you not altogether able to
bear the loss you met with Saturday evening and
concluded to send what of the articles
and you will obige by publishing the value Of the
things still missed, and onvenient shall
you the amount provided you destroy this you
read it, You would confer favor by stating the
real value Of that watch.
The note was without signature, and the bun-
die contained all the articles stolen except the
watch, money, and provisions. The watch was
valued highly as keep-sake-its intrinsic value
is about $40. 1t is to be hoped that the gentle
men purlon,ers will take an early opportunity to
make a full restitution, as their sHrmises with
regard to the financial condition of their victim
is not altogether without foundation. Mr.. st.
John desires us to say that he is extremely
obliged for the goods already returned.-G. Y
telegraph.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

AN EXPIRE AT THE NoRrH.-The Philadelphia
Ledger says that an effort is making to unite the
British American Colonies in one grand con-
federacy, contemplating ultimately an inds-
pendent government. A conference with the
Imperial Government has been had on the sub
ject, and the reply was that Her Majesty would
be ruled entirely BY the wishes Of the Colonies
themselves on this subject, and in pursuance of
this intimation Nova Scotia has opened negotia.
tions with the other Provinces The territory
embraced in this contemplated confederacy is
nearly three millions of square miles, and the
population nearly three millions. This is a
good foundation for another empire.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

DOUGLAS AT HoME.-A letter from friend in
Illinsis informs Us that Senator Douglas never
occupied more enviabls position among the
Democracy Of his owa State than at present,
and that it will scarcely be possible to elect an
nti-Douglas Democrat to the Legislature this
fall. If the Democracy are successful in the
State, as there is every reason to believe they
will be, Douglas is certain to be reelected to the
Senate. Lecompten Democrats are as scarce in
Illinois as "Tyler men" were fifteen years ago.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

OVERLAND NAIL RoUTr.-The Postmaster
General has addressed letter to the Chairman
Of the House committee on post Office and post
roads, in reference to the overland mail route.
He favors the establishment Of the southern
route as being the shortest and most direct.
The distance between the western boundary of
Texas on the Rio Grands and Fort Yuma, the
southern boundary Of California, il said to be
but 400 to 47O miles.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

FIRE AT RED BLuFFs.-A hrs broke out in
this place on Saturday the 10th inst, and burnt
few houses An old lady, named Gibson, lost
her entire possessions. but it Was more than
made good by contributions from sympathizing
citizens.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

ATLANTIC PAPERs.-Ws are under obligations
to Geo. WelCh for liberal supply Of New York,
Philadelphia, and Boston papers. J. E. Ham
lin and Charley Palmer have also our thanks
for similar favors. Mr.. ]. w. Sullivan, Of the
San Francisco News Depot, - usual, sent us .
package containing papers from all sections OF
the Eastern States.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

ADJoURNMENT.-A resolution has passed both
Houses Of the Legislature to adjourn on The
26th inst. II is believed, however, that the sss-
sion will be prolonged uptil about the hrSt Of
May, as there is considerable business which il
deemed Important, yet ts be Disposed Of
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

REr1cIoUs.-Ths pious people Of Sacramento
are endeavoring TO get up an excitement on re-
ligious matters, in imitation Of the great revi-
val which was going on ct last accounts in the
East. Prayer meetings are held daily at the
different churches, and will doubtless be con-
tinusd as long as the religious interest can be
sustained We have not yet heard Of any CEN
versions
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21
NONsTABLE's sALE.-state Of Cameras.

NONgTABLE'S SALE.-State or Cal,for.s.
~ County Of Nevada, Township Of Nevada ss Bv VIZ
tue Of execution to delivered issued the Cour.
OF John Anderson acting Justice of the Peace IN -
for the county aforesaid Bearing date April I'm lsss
TO satisfy judgment rendered BY said Court on the ITtI
day Of April 1858, in favor Of MATHEW FARMER and
KAIER for the sum Of $lOse5 debt interest," damage.
and costs Of suit have taken in execution and will an
to the highest bidder for cash. the following described prs
perty to wit; certain Quartz Mining Claims and the AZ
lures thereto belonging the having been heretofore
attached by me for this debt and costs Of suit situated en-
from Nevada city and known and called the Swesrnger
Boswell Kalers Quartz Mining Co.'S Claims which win
sell on THURSDAY the 18th day of NAV A. D. 1883 In
front of the Court House door in the City Of Nevada
tween the hours of O'Clock NJ. and O'Clock r. ~ Of
said day.
Taken the property Of A. q Swearinger Geo Boswell.
and JOS Kaer to satisfy the above demands and accrunx
costs.
Nevada City April Goth, A. n. 1858.
2otd U. S. GREGORY Constable
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

INTERESTING FIGHT-Shsriff Doane and the
editor Of the Bulletin have fallen out, and are
saying some very truthful things Of each 9TH
er-.calling each ether ''liar," "scoundrsl," !"
"yillain." &c.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

The FLORIDA WAR ENDED.-Billy Bowlsgs,
the famous Seminole chief has at last consented
50 emigrate to the West Volunteers drove him
into Swamps, destroyed his provendsr AMI
made him yield ct discretion.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

PUB. Docs.-We are indebted to Senators
Gwin aud Frederick and to Messrs. MsKibbsn
and Scott for public documents received from
Washington by the last mail.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

ExEoUrED.-Thrss Cinnamon, convicted Of the
murder Of N. v. B. Griswold, were executed At
jackson, last Friday.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

CONSTABLE's sALE.-Stato OF Califsruis.
~ Co. nty of Ne vada Township Of Neysda-By virtue
Of Execution TO delivered issued from the Of
John Anderson Esq., acting Justice Of the Peace In
and for the county aforesaid bearing date April 17h
1858 to satisfy judgment rendered BY said Court the
18th day OF April 1858, in favor Of L. L. CUMMINGS and
againat M PENGREE for the Of sixty three dollars
and ten cents, (s63 10Y, debt eret and
Of suit: have taken in execution will sel to the
highest bidder for cash the following described property
to wit: All the right title and interest Of M Pengrtt
ssng Of the eeghth interest in and to the Claims and
Long Sluicc known Bob Morrow's Claims situated
having been heretofore attached by will sell the
to the highest bidder for cash in front OF Court
House door, on Tuesday, May IIth, 1855, between
the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ and five O'clock p N Of
said day.
Taken the property of 81 Pengree to satisfy the above
demand and accruing costs.
Nevada, April 18th, A. D. 1858.
FRED. BURMEIsTER, Constable
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

AwARDED.-Ths city printing Of Marysvills
has been given to the Express, at 81 500 for the
year
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

A Snow FOR SINGLE GBNrLHMEN.-A man at
San Franeisco advsrtises that "Ons Hundred
Tidy Girls wish fer situations
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

CUMMONs--Seate OF California County A.
- Nevada, Township of Little York-ss The peon. -
the State of California to EIDRIDGE HOISTON SITv o.
VAN, HARMARE and ndROBERTS-known Is HoiSToy =
CO., Greeting
Office in said Township, THURSDAY the eth dsv ~ w
1858 at O'Clock N. to to the conpls;nf y
W. L. NONS0N & Co., who demands Of you tbs an. - -
twenty egh dollars and eighteen cents as per con,
count now on file in my Office when Judgment viii Ss "a,
ken against for the said amount together with eos
and damages, II you fail to appear and answer
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of April lass
NOBLE MARTIN, Justice OF the Peace
Ordered that service Of the above summons be mad. h.
publication for three weeks in the Nevada DxMo:RlT
293w N, MARTIN ID
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

RErRED.-C. G. Lincoln has retired from the
editorial control Of the North Californian.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

FOR, CITY MARSHAL.

We are authorized to announce VIM. j. McFaddcn N
as a Candidate for the Office of City Marshal Election
Monday May Sd.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21
MARRIEn-

In Rough and Ready April 18th, by Isaac Duuster
CHARLES KErsER, Of Mendocino CO., to FANNY scu,t'
Of Nevada county.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-21

JUSTICES blanks, CONSTANTLY ON HAND
d and for Sale at this Office
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ALIEN ANDRIA.
Correspondence of Tile Star.

CVTespO'0eHce or Inc Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nav ~
The city market this morning presents its
usually lively appearance The chill atmosphere
OF the morning does not seem TO diminish the
number OF buyers or sellers The warm sun.
however, promises more pleasant market hours
this afternoon
On yesterday, in the Circuit Court Judoe
Tyler, In the case of Purcell, plaintiff AGAINST
IurcellS admlnlstrator, an appeal from the
County Court of Alexandria. reaifirmed the iudn
Inent of the Court below. The case between Las
Green aud n. q. Newton, lessor and lessee of the
mansion House, in this city, was then ARMED
ana submitted. and the Court proceeded to the
consideration Of the case of L loWerree rs FowIe
Co, which occupied the Court until adjourn
ment
The afternoon prayer meetings at Sarepta Hall
and nightly services at the Methodist churches
are working much good
Al noon to-day, : J. Mccormick, auctioneer
VIII sell ninetyeight shares of the capital stock
oil the Bank of Alexandria, five shares of Asbby,s
Jap Turnpike stock, and seven shares Alex
andria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad stock
After the 9th instant, the Central and Orange
ana Alexandria Railroad Companies will issue
through tickets between Richmond and B,Iti
more, washington and Alexandria, AZ the same
rates ds the river line
Mi James Dempsey has Withdrawn his name
as candidate for Clerk of the County Court
The Markets, yesterday-Wheat sales white
wheat 81 u; sales red, 81 Corn-ofirtinps good
sales OF white, 6nc; yellow 66. Rye. sales al B5c
In port, yesterday, arrived schr Daniel Rrowp
iieald, New York, TO Borden Mining Co schr
II. r. Peyton, Nickerson. Boston, Ia NJ Eldrjdpe
Sailed-Schr. Joseph Sparks, Rodgers, New
York, coal by Borden Mining Co; schr David
Hall, Oakerson, Providence, coal by r. j. Me
haff.y F
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BY BARNARD BUCKLEY: Georretnwp
WHOI.kSAI.E STOCK OF t,ROIrGRIES
ma IL
BY A. CIR ZEN. AuctIoneer
HOR TT. q 4, = Gal T. ,.l. u,,I-sIs.s.

BY A. GREEN. AuctIoneer
NDhIUAGE SALE OF HDGSEHOLDAND
w hlTcHEN frRNITCRE AND NALUABrE IlPRa-
BY AT AUCrIoN:-pn MONDAY the 2,th dzy of
NAV, ia1s shall sci at public auction. by virtue Of
deed OF mortgage from Alfred Holm cad and wife
10 Swecny, Rlttenhouse d Co hearing dale gist
Iune, i82', and recorded IN Liber J. A. =, No 90
lolos po a c., one of the Land records for the conn
~ OF WashIhgton, IN the District of Columbia To-
secure mole of sand fired Holm.ad riven in lien
OF acceptance III j. FHsb BY, of Norfolk, VIrg ina
on which the SAID Holmcad was endorser the nm
oersgned, Ivy order cl the mort cages and their as
signs at No. lis south str eet opposite tho ,uIt
son!an Institute, at 10 O'CLOCK. a I nd daily Al tho
same hour until Is disposed of. an excellent as
snrtment ot Furniture We mention in part
Two nne french plate Mirrors 81 by 3, gilt frames
. with marble brackets,
Elne rosewood plush velvet covered Sofa
fIne plush and velvet beaded carved rm Chairs
Mahogany Sofa aud walnut spring seat Chairs
Bronzed Candeletras,
Mantle China Vases ard Ornaments
Mahogany marble top Dressing Bureaus,
Mann%sany n 5rhlc-contre and Work Tables, and
Mahogany Wa drnbc and French Beds,eads
pets, Ivy Wi
Fine Window Shades
oIlC!oth and Mating,
Gather Beds, Bedding and Mattresses,
locking and otter owes, Toilet Sc s.
Ware, WIN 'oS'
Kitchen Requisites
Also, va liable library, consisting ri auut scyen
hundred volumes of theological, classical and mis-
ce!laneous Book. N mis-
Terms efsaIe: All sums under So5 c,.h o,,or Q 9u
credit Of 81 and ~ dsys for botes sstsf.ctorily
dorsei, bearing interest from day of sale.
CLARKE d SMITH, Attorneys
n.lt To- A. GREEN. Anct.
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AUCTION sALM

By ]. C. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.
E%ECtfTOR's SALE OF EXCELLENT
TI9sS0n ri 6 as DAY MORNfNG, Msg n SS
o. ~ @ e1och AZ the residences of the late Captain
1nsepn q. late, on nj street, near 10th, shall saH
~ ~ tne uInIture and Effects, comprising
Hosewoe0 Piano Forte, by AndresteIn, -
suite OF Walnut Plush covered Parlor Furniture
Sonsistne OF two Sofas, two Arm Chairs and s
Handsome Walnut whatnot, Walnut Fancy Ia
Marble top Centre Table. hand some Chandelier.
Glt-frame Pier Giass, Hat Bracket,
rlne EnsTavings, China Vases and Ornaments
" lndow shades and Cornice, Ottonans.
Exceient Brussels Parlor, Hall and STAIR Carpets
phIee- Ply snd Ingram Chamber Carpets, Oilc oth
Hall Chairs, Stair Rods and Eyes
Mahogany Sideboard, Extension Dining Table
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase, X lockers
Zane seat Chairs, Lounges, Clocks
SILVER plated Tea Set. Casters,
China, Glass, and Crookery Ware, =,
Table Cutlery,
Handsome Set of Walnut Chamber Furniture with
marble tops. '' ''
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Washstands
Toilet Sets. Looking glasses,
french and Cottage Bedsteads,
Excellent Feather Beds,
Hair and Husk Mattresses
tOtsters and Pillows, IS ankets and Comforts
excellent Radiator and Alright stoves &c
Iogether win large assortment of Household and
Kitchen Requisites. ~
Terms 3nard under cssh; over that sum cred
bearing interest. .
p. The House il for sale. Inquire of the Auc-
tlOneer. JOHN MIITS Eyao,,as
nld E<O j. G.. McfftI, RE-
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by ]. C. MoGUIRE. Annt,nnner

DuBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS
= DWELLING AND w ARBHOUSE-On WEDNES-
DAY the I'd day OF June, shall sell at pu lie auc
ton, on the premises at O'Clock p. M Lots Nos
Sand :, In square No. I'll, with the cnmmodious
dwelling and largo and substantial Warehouse
thereon, with cellars under the whole
This property is eligIb!y local ed and though orr
glnay built for an xenslve bakery is eli ada pied
TO the purpose OF large mannfactory of auy de-
or 60 feet on Canal ST., running through the SOU
io9 Inches to Sd ST. east thus having the ad
the entire front OF the lots. imedIa,eiy facing the
eastern basin OF the city canal and affords unsur-
passed ADVANTAGES for the landing shipment of
materials. Besides the intrinsic value of this ron
erty, 1T may be added that, being within the limits
OF the contemplated extenslo Of the Navy Yard 1t
offers hne opportunity for profitable Investment or
speculation. "
sale positive and without reserve.
Terms: One-thIrd cash, and balance in two eouaI
payments, at one and two years. with interest Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property.
ma - eO&ds j. e. MEG NIRE. Aucf.
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by J. C. MCGUIRE, Auc,Ioneer


l ARGE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF
= valuable Historical Portraits, beautiful OIL
lan ings, Ivy various artists and large collect ION of
Inc Engravinss, IN handsome Oval and square lIlt
Iaines On W EDN ESDAY AND TIlJIRSDAY
EVENINGS, May 26tb and Nth, az u, O'Clock, ri
inc saloon over Blanchard 4 Mohun's bookstore
corner oi PenbSy lvanIa avenue and llth street |
sla sc without reserve. large collection of val
uaDc Oil Paintings together with LARGE Invoice Of
line Engrlvlngs, hand sOmely framed. We name The
coectlon OF Historical Portraits, formerly in the
BBal,more Museum from the percs of X ernlrandt
reais, Il. HInckley, and others :-Portralts of Com
no KGdEcIs, Com; BalnbridGe, Com. Jones, Gen Mi
Judge NJ clean, Rob. McIane, William Wirt, I,e
VI woodbury.. GOV. MckeOn. Rev. DR.. Durbin Jas.
A. Bayard, and other distinguished historical char
ac,er', together with large collection of
framed ON Paintings, among which is full set of
Goes Voyage of Life.
Also, "A large invoice of fine English and French
F,ngravlngs, IN handsome oval and square gilt
frames. 9''
CataosHes will be ready ard the pictures on exhi-
bitLon ON Tuesday evening. May 25th.
Terms So and under, cash over that sum- a
credit If 81 so, and 90 days. for satisfactorily en-
dorSed notes, bearing interest.
ma 2l-td J. C. MCGUIRE, Auct
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pOSiT1VE SALE OF VALUABLE RuILpIvs
. LOTS At PUBLIC AUcTIoN.-Dn THURSDAY
AFTERNOON next, I9th ms tant, at 6 o. c,obk we
wIil sell, at public auction, three valuable Bm.ding
Lots. VIZ Lots &, and r.. of Dail,'s subdjvlsion
OF Square 2l5, fronting each ,22l feet on
l. street north, and running back about ~, feet to
ten feet alley.
These lots are IN one of the finest localities IN
washington. one square north Of Franglin Row
ana IN a last improving neighhorhoOd. Title indis'
putabie ~ "'o
Terms: One third cash the residue IN G. - 10
ana "a months, secured by deed of trust md hear
purchaser. VI "0
ma Y dts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
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FINANCIAL.

NEw YORK, May S.-Stocks are higher but
dnil Chicago and Rock Island 7sK; Illinois
central shares 20; do. bonds SOY; Ia Crosse and
MhWauklee; Michigan Southern ~; New York
Central ~ Reading asa: Milwaukee and Mis-
sisslpni 291; Va G's trl; Missouri 6'S say.
sterling exchange is heavy at 100 haIl0.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

Handsome BUILDING LOT IN THE
- IRsT WARD, AT AUCTIoN.-On MONDAY
the 2it instant. shall SELL front Of the promises
AT g o'clock p. m, n handsome and desirable building
10Y, KNOWN az Lot No. 0, In Square No. H. having
front OF ~ feet on 10Th street. and running back I40
feet ~ inches to 4 81 feet alley, between and O
streats north.
This lot IS situated about one and a half SQUARES
from the w cstcrn Market. and. if desired will be
subdIvded into TWO IS feet front binding lots on the
evening CT the gale. Persons wishing Ia invest In
his section al the cry Will do well to attend the
sale, rs the property must be sold.
Terms: One third cash the balance in AID -
months, for notes bearing interest TO be secured by
iced of trust upon the property.
ma gid 4. GREEN, Auct
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

10 ApvfRrisERs IN ALExANDRIA.-Mr. Geo
u French, In Alexandria, win receive and
promptly forward advertisements intended 70,
The star Those in Alexandria desiring to avail
themselves Of It's immense circulation To hr,nn
their business, wants or other requirements N bs
notice OF the public had better call at his period
ical depot.