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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06
RTOHNOND NAPFE1v o.,

ID.
BhSoN-New Mountain cured, hog round, 8 l.a cts.
smi:hneid ieaio; baltimore Sides l-a 4; Should
ers 4 ID q l.s; Joles Ia q l2; ceuts
burrER-Goshen, 10 a e3 cents stock of Mount.i,
large and dull, at 10 a IS cents. '"'"
CosfEh:-Rio 10 i2a IL ~; Laguyra IL a Il Java
CORN MEAL-soaso cents
flSH.-No. 3 MackereL 8 g Ie; the hitter
Tor Boston inspection; Halifax Cut Herring. New. q
oross ss5 i'2, AZ to quality. No. Mackerel Sa6 y
FLOUR-The stock Is reduced very much and ysc.in,
ineonsiderabe and held Rrmy-retal sales q "a n 10
GUAN0-S55 l.2. ~"
GRAlNS--Bcans, white 81 pcr bushel
Corn 73a76 cents per bushel
Oats, 40ai2 l cts per busheL
Peas, backeyc, 81 l-2 cts per bushel
Rye. 90 cts per bushcl-wantcd
wHEAT-The mills have stopped grinding for ,bo ana.
son, and but littc offering. Prices nominal ~ ''A'
HAf-Northern selling at 81 on the wharf Ia de.
lRoN-Pg ss6 40 per ton, except In small p,rc,.
swedss sloo; Tredegar and English refined 90 o. Com
LAkD-In bbls IL, kegs III a IL l.2 cents
LUMBER-PanL, inch, ses; / i.q do sa6. LA,
S2oags l.9; I do ~ l.eals "a do 1000. W.ath~
boarding Sle l2als, according to quality. scan,ng
gnia Flooing rough, slsa2O Tobacco Box Boards Rnt
tonwood, ssasooo. SO Poplar aoae6 90; Susoueh.nn,
p;m inch NJ loais 500. White Pine No. l. IS 40 White
i.2o per N. for rvcn; l.7b for sawed sbinrlss G;
arso, worth 4soaa76 per ", supply moderate with
LloUORS.-whiskey, Richmond, Rectlaed 20 .or,.
cashIdcmand good Tuscaloosa 6oaoO cents: Cincirna,
reGtd. much wanted, SO; Old Family Rye A: R;ch'
% old Family 90; Richardson's No. rs; Bumpard.
ners Old Rye, 50; onondaga Family 10; onondars Sa
40 Mountain, 6oae5; Brandy, common Imitation
Sss.oc common 4th proof 46a6oc., cash otard DR..
Poy % SLAB; licnnessy, 50 S.4a5; Pnet Co Ssss
40; Apple 46a7oc. Gin, American common. s7ssSc
Holland sll0al ! zoe. N. Rum, 37assc '''''e'
LIVE sIock;I(J. Shocks Report)-Bcef Cattle.
81 nett ; Lambs 80 to IS. so nett N"e'p " W
2sc. N''' |uoa ~ l'2a
PLASTER-Lump lie Ground so
SALi-From wharf ls5al9o; from store lao,so
sOGARS-N. Orleans 4 q l.e cents. Por,o p,
4 ! 9 a Q cents Ns'' forpo MOO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

TIE PRicE OF FLoUR-lMPoRrArIoS OF BREApsrurYs.
breadsiuts yesterday continued quite frm command.
ed prices which would II European supplies existed
THY mpor,aIions from that quarter Common 10 straight
State ands of flour command So o5i9 5O and prime
white Genesec Wheat was worth 50 81 per bushel In
1896 imported large quantities OF Mediterranean wheat
at about 81 bushs We then had Canadian transit
or warehonsing laws, havo present We cannot
now import from Europe, bur have commenced im
porting iron. Canada i.r domestic consumption.
During the past week 1000 5000 barrels Cana.
dan -four was taken out Of bond, duty paid for domestic
consumption at about :ea9, rs per barrel closing so so
9IG. The article cells IN bOuI at about So 81 aud With
IN week some $4,000 to 10000 barrels been pur
chased for export TO English AID British provinces at
sS,25as,SI The difference in price, caused by the duty
IS about ~ goal, 81 per barrel Should prices experience
material additional advance, Canadian four chiefly pro-
duc.d ~ the upper province, largely into do
inestc consumption IN competition with that OF pro-
ducton, for which pnym ms will have made chiefly
III cash, as We send little produce merchandise Il
Cahhdi IN return. Extra brands OF Geuescc flour for
ilm'y use now sells at sil,7jli2.-New York Hraid
June !.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06
Sales OF Tobacco,


BIZ Johnson a. PngH, ComBii'sion Merchants.
HID Chles, Of Loulss-att9A -.
4hhds for w THEE OF Louisa-At ~, 10, 81, isH.
hhds n Chewing, Of lonlsa-At ~ 1880
2 hhds James n Terrell, Of hbemarie-ai ), III.
1 HID for lloyd, Of Louisa-ats3Y. 49,
hhds for NJ Lloyd, Of Jousa-atIa, 63si lugt $3.50.
Ihhd for N Diggs, Of Gooohland-atF.
! hid for q 3 Parrish, Of 0oochland-lugs atfbE.
Bhhds Or WIN Meredith, Of Loui,a-at T. GH f5k
2hhds for Turner OF Louisa 81, Elk.
hhds for " PondeSsr, Of spoi,syivania3 ~, tTH
hid for w Johnson, Of Loulsa-atfT.
Q hhd' for u Harris, Of Louisa-.at 8, sex
2hhds for Dsllony-atoA; l1gs t545.
hid for pr NJ Pranelsco-lugs tGA.
shhds for White OF Albemarle-at5, ~; lugs sen.
thhds for LPaow, Of spoI,iyaniaatsk I; Tugs OK
hid for Hatchett Of Caroline-atfT
2hhds for W Harris, Of Louisa-atoH ard 70.
2hhds Tor Groom, n Louiss-atIH andf5A.
9hhds for Fins, OF 0reen-atG lpgs fbA.
Bhhds for Walker, Of GreeneNp, 81, a5N.
6hhds for OPT Johnson Of 0range-Rt I'm, pA, ~
anis6k. ~ '''''N
hid for Grinin, Of Nottoway-At 10N.
2hhds for EFarrar, Of Louisa-at9S and &c.
2 hhds for 7 Turner, Of Loulss-at and t1k.
hhds for Jones, Of Orange ati8K, 10, at 9 s and
fH. ~ ~ 'N
hhds for W Garter, Of Louisi-atIa 10. on sE 1876
hhds for Dr. EFT Gunter, Of 0rlbge-at l9, iik lk s
81, ~ and $50 =" - 80 ~
ehbd, ior lanes Walker, q Loui's-st IsN and AK
~. 50 ~
Shhd, for 90 Dietiniop, Of gooohIsnd-s,s AMI tsK
fhhdsor . Y DICKINSON, Of aoochand-a, ION and -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

~ The "si0rii:lIs' UnEAsT IIUIi,.," eon,der,n.
the limited means used bring public no,oriey have
met with success unparalleled in the history remedies
The introduction them to public attention. ha, developed
fact which is truly graynEthe they to
supply remedy when will relieve intense ago.
mixing 'u:ng than any single remedy among men The
suffering which they and which they confined
no class condition. Its sway as the ggbe and
wherever the mother Of children found there the truly
ing and peculiar suffering incdsn GGrHEAED
IL knoE n and aitestcd.
These cloths have attained wide celebrity throughout virginia
and some Of the Southern States whilst have many hyh
Testimonials to their great yaiue have yet their
failure 10 single instance 70 give entire satisfaction.
~ remittance Of tOO accompanied by ~ cents worth OF
postage stamps will secure the prompt transmission By mail Of
pair Of these Cloths any part Of the United states,
They are 70. sale exclusively by
ADlE q GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
Jel liI Main street. Richmond, yirgina.
W F directions for applying these Cloths will hecompan
them II would be esteemed great favor persons ung
make known the estimate they place upon
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nI.H,sRs OF TIE Eye.

mr. JOIN " wAJTHALt IL oniy authorized Pby,
~ clan In Virginia. Except few who Kindly
usatehary case,) 20 practice Dr. Branerds System,
treating dieases OF the Eye which proved s1crr fu
and invaluable ny this system, which pness In the treat
mehi partial and total blindness inflammation and m
appcndags, intolerance u light falling the eycds lar ana
near ,ghtedness, from disease carac Gc Of years
siandh have been cured and perfect sight restored without
cutting OF wash BY few minutes, aud often only seconds
applications Of instruments Of invention SO many have
been benehtted by the system, without any Who
are suffering with diseases II" the may ay put IL 10 The
test ' " w"
Or Waha can be consulted, form TO 10 A. NJ and from 10
letter. ~ ~ " ~
Zee Tor consultation a. For prescription and
Ror ylsits and additional treatment, extra charge
W No letters red without the rnJney is enclosed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06
Appointments by IA, President

by and 'fW Ws ddeice AID consent Of he Senate
coSsULs OF U. sIArEs
Henry c. Matsel New York Tor the port of l., nion
III the republic OF San Salvador.
William Day, OF nnsylvana for tho city of Lyons, in
France.
Garfield Dor~in formerly of Vermont, for the port oil
Montreal, in Canada.
SURVEYOR OF THE CUSTOMS.
Pedro q. Garlic, AZ Santa Barbara, California.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

From our South Ala, exchanges learn that the cot
ton In that region looks very badly being Larely Up in
most places aud the opinion among the planters is that
the crop in that portion of the will be cut of mate
rally, 1t not entirely destroyed The crop said to
be unusually good Our exchanges from Mss..iupi also
give gloomy accounts OF the crops in that State They
say the planting interests throughout the entire State was
never more unpromisIng than at the present time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

=; The l. nchburs Virgnian that on Thursday
Ias, in conformity vit tue Arrangements heretofore AN
nouncei the Virginia and Tennessee railroad was opened
to the Central Depot New river. Three trains crowd
cd with passengers arrived there during the day, ard
large gathering OF ci,izsns from above and around the de-
pot were assembled to witness the imposing scene, and
gree their visitors (now Deghbos from the banks of the
james
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RICuMOvn M,pVpT,

IopAe'1-Ihis article has undergone no ch,prs .,,.
Breaks iu price, Arm ~ ,h our last
GOOD AZ ,S W. quote common IshtprIed urs At az
an- ,,.,n,r ~ lear TO 8; medrn ~ 10 O. rad "a
psTor mn sDOd and ane Shipping very
At 100 to 40. "efuo'e good red and white
to ~ for ,upernne TRANSACTIONS only 10 retail way Mt
HESTER WHITE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

RANGE OF THE TuEHMOMETEu
~ H0RRLS' Bootsore, 81 Mdia street, JarsG
'o'iS's' i'S''o'f' 8 ois5'''' ic.ts.
MRAHDOLPTS Bootstore, 1871 MdfH street, June ..
O'clock, ~ O'clock, 6o'eloct, lc,,,,
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DIED,

On sunday the 2Sih May In the ga Of fall
Nv LOCRrr esnsort Of the late Captain Edmond Loek
Chesterfield.
ThouSh this odlady lived long tyond
70 umsn e she retained her faculties the died In the
-
lH- Tennessee papers please COPY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06
Correspondence Of the London Times.
VtvNS, g,;l,,. NJ =,

VIENNA, f'idly, May IL, 1854.
II Is dangerous for person residing at Buchare, to
give true aud faithful Of what passes that per-
iectly authentic intelligence from the Waachian capsl
Excessively rare The Vienna Medical Journal has now
received letter from its correspondent on the left bank
of the Dlnube which contains normin as interesting
it is important Tue letter will NOT be published unit,
the day after but idea has been Civ
EN- me OF s contents Extreme dependency prevail. in
the Russian camp. The number OF sick in tho hospitals
and of wounded who have recently been brough. in from
Sistria aud the Dobrui.ch ia stated be tremendous
short time since the officers thought aud spoke OF moth
ing but forcing the passages OF the Balkan and driving
the allies into the sea; but this bomblt il at M end
The men who but few weeks INDUCED in such ie
oravado now saRs every opportunity OF sending back their
valulbles to Besshrahl The troops opposite R1ssoya
have suffered very serots losses and the position OF the
corps In the Dobrui'cha ia anything but enviabe No,
only the forage for the horses aud the provisions for In,
men sent from Remi, Galarz. aud Braow but even
a goat part OF the water which is required AZ YOU
were led 20 expect would he case the vco
~ gained 10y the Russians tue 2Sth Of April at Tuna
imaginary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

The Washington Sentinel has the following comments
on the actice OF lie brother Democratic contemporary
of the Richmond Esqairsr which appeared in the col.
OF the New York National Democrat. with reference the
Nebraska Bill.
"Now, to the Richmond Enquirer 1t Is rot nccessa.
~ Tor to say, by Of introduction Of the for
OF that journal than what Il embodied In tho
controversy advocated the OF the national demo
with great ZEAL whilst It subsequently gave active
aid tn the irecsoil aud softshc alliance These facts
facts which deeply REGRETTED To expect that the
Richmond Bh3nirer would notwithstanding the high po-
son which the Nebraska question assumed, still cherish
feeling Of hostility towards the rational democracy OF
New York. But must in all candor, confess that We
did not expect to il manifest that feeling OF hostility
in the mode and manner of its article of Friday last Ii
speaks In harsh terms Of the sgncrs OF the quniupe adj
dress. Ofthat do complain because agree that
they deserve tho but forhears TO men
ton that those gners did constitute the whole Of the
representation Of the New York national democrats This
We think il most unfair.
But further. The candid reader OF the EH9uirers ar
uce, u he had other means OF information than that
furnished BY that article would TO the conclusion
that Of the representatives OF tho New York national
democracy sustained the Nebraska bill, and that the
whole of the national democracy Of New York had been
proved to be false their professions. On the other
hand the candid reader would suppose hstthe frccso
aud softshel alliance had gone in solid phaanI for the
BILL for the reason that the Enquirer does not ton
that portion OF tho representatives OF tho New York
national democrats voted for Nebraska, and avoids il
studiously To mention that any OF the shoshells aud
freesoiers against it. These oversshts
times take place without any disposition do wrong yet
who wish to do rgb, and no, mi.lead the public bv
omissions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

married, by Elder John G.. Parrish. on the 4h inst,
Mr. JNo T.. SAMUEL TO Miss ALMIRA S. SAUNDERS,
all oil Caroline county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

IaE funeral o. Mrs REBEo0A HORsEE will take psss
he Irends and acquaintance and those Of her ,onn.
NsV John H. Boyd sctfdiy invited 10 attend
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

~ We have received the fret number Of neatly
printed German paper, called tho " Richmond Advert
ser, published in this city, BY B. Hassc every wednes
day and Saturday, at &8 per annum.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

N The Farmers Friend, published in Union, Monroe
county has not heard that the wheat crop that county
has been injured by either the fly or joint worm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06
In an article on he Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
the Lynclhurg Eirainian Of the slst. remarks.

IN MI uTtlCe on nc virginia Auu tennessee hlEOaO,
the Lynchhurg Firginiaa of the Slst remarks.
The road is throughout admirably located sud construct
ed. The rail is Of the heaviest kind Of the shape
The maximum grade, encountered By produce seeking
eastern market, is ut sixty feet the mile while that
going i GS feet The difficulties presented by the
physical features OF the region which is traveIsed called
for u :hc resources OF science and experience Proes
siona men only fully appreciate the triumphs which
nave been achieved; but lsymen glance no
ordinary skill has been displayed No road in Virginia
nor in the South, compare with this in the obstacles
overcome. We DO no more than duty, when we say
the work reflects the very highest credit upon the chief
Engineer Cha F. NJ. Garrett, Esq who has brought to
bear upon the skill and experience 10
ut the South Wcchef;sh unworthy sectional pr,
but 1t may 5e allowed to dwell compacenty upon the
Tact that The greatest work IN Virginia has been executed
by OF her This confidence in native talent
docs not seem 10 characterize the directories of other i'm
proTemen ccm auics, since il mistake not there Is
but one other native Frguian employed as Engineer in
chief in the State. Col Garnet stands in no need of the
pu! direct, collateral from U.s. bu willis; calling atten.
ton TO work with which his mus, be indis-ouhy
connected, common justice requires thot VIC should bear
our senS tribute to his high professional aud
reputation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

N The abolitioois's Of Boston on the 81 hung in Ell
~ the Commissioner, the District Attorney and tho Uni
ted States MARSHAL and during Friday night Mr. Dana one
OF Burns lawyers was assaulted in tho street aud badly
hurt The persons arrested charged With riot and the
murder OF officer Bi'chodsr, wcro examined Saturday.
large crowd being in attendance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

N The secret,y Of the Treasury acknowledges the
receipt ofsi9oa 30 from Liverpool Eogland on account
Of import duties, son. by person unknown to the
Department
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06
PIRACY IN THE GREEK SEAS,

CoS'TANTiSorLE, Monday, May |, 1854
Piracy ia SPreaImg more aud more every day on the
coasts and In the islinds OF Greece. The Sal1mapdr
left here on the 18th with strong body of marines Tor
the purpose Of chnsing this robbers who for want of
better prey, have had the mpuirncc attack some Of the
hired transports while filed with troops brig on
board OF which there was detachment of French ati-
ery. pursued by hols of these corsairs and wa.
not able to shake them OF I'LL it had fired upon them /,
il high time that the English aud Freuch Government.
should adopt effective measures against tho Getks-
These attacks tery the captains and crews of the
chintmen TO such d'gcr that they longer venture to
leave the harbots alone but wait till large body Of them
can start together under safe escort The effect o
this is that SLOW rs the conveyance OF troops has hitherto
been, it will be much slower aud more uncertain
report has been current within the last few days which
may mention without however, being able TO vuuch for
ts truth IL s said that she Hero, which is the ship on
guard at the PrW' having been attacked by these ruff
ans, she suddenly fired broadsidc among them which
snn dozen boats crowded with these audacious brig
auds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

The Citizen John Mchels paper) is upon the
Bos,onians and tho clergy. ltsays:
A the violence enacted in the capital Of the old BAY
State, is the result ofteachngs OF holy of God
teTs of the gospel pcacc-onc OF whom actually nstga
ted the fanaca rbble their bloody work. The only
law nowledged by these apostles OF sedton is what
they call "thc higher law, code known oily them
selves aud the devil. Any law, hcman divine, that
does not square with this law they execrae rample aud
spit upon, rs of no force or obligation.
To compel lazy wOoy-headed negro to return to his
master aud work for living is the highest crime known
to the higher law To slay n white Of the CiucasiIn
race-sn officer Of human law. who assists in
forcing its anthoTty-isa deed entng the hero who
composites il 10 higher in the Seventh Heaven than
s. Paul, the Twelve Apostles, ANY OF 1.-The noble Army
OF Martyr, who have died for the sublime iocrines OF
Christianity, or for the freedom of man."
The Czen doe' hit those sarctmorious hypocriics
OF the North, styling themselves clerEymcn, lick ams
o. all the contemptioc the face OF tho earth
this class OF Abolition preachers the So who have
taken it upon themselves OF late stir up sectional strife.
They were doubtless always disgrace their calling,
but now they must have made themselves in the
estimation OF every true christian and honest A
greater blessing could happen the free States than
TO have every Of them blnshed from the country
consigned to the State pcuenay They the greatest
pests TO society the propasaors of the perncous
doctrines that prevail tn North, aud hanging the
eons doom would be but the punishment every one Of
them deserve. The Devil will get his dues until
he is safely in possession Of all such characters.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

speaks OF the small note law thus:
ITO those who concur in the opinion Of the last Lepis
arie OF Virginia, nS to the importance of extermnatinc
shnp!asler currency, the adopted by that body
present many Objectionable features The policy of
ing pOes 10 public niornans, IS one of very doubtful
tendency, and the who acted this part in any resne
table community, public opinion pould condemn ~ n
knavc and AIMED Her Eith afrs that did TO concern him
re" viii be Wiling to bring upon themselves the odium
which would attach TO conduct like ths
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

TT NV YoRE MAREEr5.--The Herald Of The fourth
say' Yesterday -four continued good dcmiad common
to choice brands selling 80 % to rs per barrel and
better qualities at propoiioni,ey higher rstes Cotton
vas toicra5y active bu, prices favored puroh1sers.-
Some sales vera made at further decline Of ola cent
per nnnnd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06
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az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1884.

10 CORRESPONDENTS.
Letters on bushes, must be add'essedt the hdtors o.
hs WAfg.- . . ..,-- =, .s,..- =,
ought TO be known to ALL and will
an case be Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines are charged for as advertisements.
rv copuunIeauon. will charged the advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

- Father Matthew has had another shock of palsy.
The physicians have advised him try the air o. MADEIRA
He does avail himself OF the advice for one reason ony
he is poor. He did have pension Of f3oO. Bu, to
secure debt contracted, for himself bu. for the
Temperance cause which has been so dear to him. it was
all paid TO obtain life Insurance policy Limerick ps.
per is the authority tor this statement
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

TnE BRiDoE-Irge boat loads Of cement are constantly
arriving for the work upon the railroad bridge at this
place, aud without unforeseen accident the building
Of this structure the Dam will proceed with gIeat
rapidly. -DaHVm Rrp., JHns2.
PfTrsYLvASn SUPERIOR CoURr.-The court common
ced liz session on Monday, Judge Glmer presiding The
Commemorative docket s small, and criminal case OF
importance has been before IL. The civil docket being
large the court will probably sic several weeks.-B.
ELEorfoS-The elections in Pttsyvanii on Thursday
resulted in the reelection Of Col Tarpey White 10 the
Sherifity, aud Fuller aud Williams Commissioner Of
the ReveDue.--B.
FREE scnooLs m HALiTAx-At the late election in Hal
faT the Free School system adopted by the voters
Of the county Tue number Of votes given both sides
was very small and perhaps the result may not be fair
index TO public sentimont.--B.
We regret to learn that the Wheat In various parts Of
this and Prince William counties has already suffered con
sideraby from the ravages Of the joint The ay
also made devastating attack upon many OF the Whea
fields Of our c0unty.-Pdiyfax Nos,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

y Tho Mttnl wilmington stclnb1lt con.pirliots.
Kissloc and Ginning, who we're hDsra,oI on bail at
Ilceuo, Arknsi' have been renra.ted and committed
to prison the Grnl Jury having found bill, ariin, them
for arson and murder. The whole gang are now III prison
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

POTATOES IS CALIFoRSA.-Th San Francisco CORES.
p'ndent Of the New York Journal of Commerce, under
date Of May /, says that Zone year ago, potatoes were
worth in that market 10 per pound now ony hal
cent per pound We sale Of large 10, at Santa
Cruz for the sum Of 30 dollars; the same lot one vea
since, would have brought between forty aud fifty thou
sInl hnllIta-