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Rea Rust.

A Correspondent of the Farmer ana
Fruit Groaoer recommends. the use Ct
common salt as a cure for ''red rust, q
the deadly scoprge Of our native black.
berries and black raspberries. This
so-callsd srust," is one of the higher
forms of parasitic fougi, and not gen.
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SundoWer Seed.

Ii claimed to be highly recommend
ed by fanciers as food for poultry,
especially as it tends to give a bril-
liant and glossy appearances to the
plumager Of exhibition birds. It is
also excellent for stimulating the
production Of eggs, and moreover
fowls are very fond of it. For cover
ing Or screening ahagRtfy spots about
the farm buildings the sunf1ower ID
very useful, and it needs absolutely %
cafe for attention. We have heard
much about this seed as food for fowls,
but ,neyer. in form TO satisfy us,
Will not some chichen-raiser tell us
something that our readers may rely
OnI
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AND.

AND.
1000 Bush. Timothy Seed.
200 a. Glover
200 /" Orchard Grass Seed.
500 q Choice Seed Wheat
800 Rive.
This immense stock and thou
stands of other articles including every
implement and article OF Hard war,
used by Farmers and Planters, will
at present rs in the pact be sold 10
my friends aud patrons al prices So
decidedly favorable, that their bes,
interests will be consulted bv favor
ing me with orders or calling when
contemplating purchases, don't forge,
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Hy Eebog.Tapn.

NEW IOHN
NEW YORK. April s. Noon.-s,ocks dull
Money. jH6 DER cent. tXcnange-Long. 4Sl ::
short. is3. state bonds strong aud active Gov
ernments quiet aud unchanged.
hrentng.- ,iUnry, 4d6 per cent. Exchange,
1917. Governments qnet; new Us, lOzs: new
A.. l2h; new As. 1875. State active and gem
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, April s.-The Posts financial arii-
Gle says: At the stock Exchange Unned Sfa'e.
bonds are unchanged IN price. Railroad bond. are
lrreguar, but generally higher southern state
bonds are strong. aud SPECULATION In them is
more active than YESTERDAY. The stock mar
ket Is dul. aud with few exceptions prices
are somewhat lower than Yesterday. although
ket IS easy at per cent. for call loans
slocss and46 per cent. on United states bonds.
Time loans on slocBs 3rr FREELY offered AZ per
cent. and have been made 1t lower rate. Prlue
mercantile paper Is sac per cent. the posted rates
for prime bankers, sterling have been advanced 10
4S2 and 4S4l; the actual rates are ~ lMislA ani
iS3aU4S3A. Cable transfers are 4A3AMiS4
Prime commercial bills are 479Sd479h. The
market Is Inactive al the advance, but he market Is
nrm IN tone. Commercial bllls are IN small supply
| Tue tolowing Quotations were current to-day al
2:30 =. W.:
stock. 794; New York Contra, li5A; axe shore
| 1909; Michigan Central. ll2; New York. Lak'
Erie and Western, Az New York, Lake Ere an'
Western second, lob; Delaware, LacAawanni
and Western. l2Os: New Jersey Central, 1905
Delaware ard HUDSON. ll0b; Reading. 63t; North
western, 1928; -. Pau. ll2S: Wabash and Pa
cihc, Al; Wabash and Pacific preferred, S9's: Union
| Pacific, ll9a; NJ, X. and r., Asa; lIanniba
aud -. Joseph, BIZ: ~. Louis and Iron Mountain
64l; Pachc Mail. 534: Northern Pacific com
mon, iis Northern Pacific preferred 73t Cen
tal Pacific. So: Chesapeake and ONO, 25M 25d
Louisville aud Nashville. 9l'5; Nashville ana Chat
ianOoga, rs; Ontario aud Western, 35t; Manhattan
Elevated, 37A: llnnols Central, 1881; Canadian
| Southern. sos; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
| l64a@l64a: Denver and Rio .Grande 1868: ~
| Paul ana Omaha. 42ii -. Paul and Omaha prefer
| red. %. &. &. e. aud L.. SSii; Erie ami Western
| 50 biI: Chicago, -. Louis and New Orleans, 76k
| Col. Coal. 56A; Ohio Central, 80; Texas Pacific
| 56',; Texas Pacific l.. c., S49
BALTIMORE.
| BALTIMORE, April S.-Vrginia o. deferred
Is; cOnSOls, ST. second series. SO; p1st-due ecu
pOrs, 9j.; new l0.40's, 5l4; l0-40's, coupon
9J.. Bid to-day.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Trial of the Imperial Assassins.

ST PETERSBURG, April S.-The trial OF
the assasslns OF the late Emperor com.
menced Yesterday morning. After some
nreliminary proceedings il was adjourned
until to-day. The prisoner Jeliaboff con-
ducts his own defence. The space usually
occupied by the jury is reserved Tor dlstin-
guished persons. Admission TO court i
only by ticket. The sulctest control Is
maintained Ten seats are assigned 10 the
foreign press and five to the RUSSIAN
press. A life-size portrait OF the iate
car, draped in black, Is pfoml-
nent feature Of the hall. Senator
Enchs member of the High Court
of Cessation, presided over the court. as
s;s,od Inv fonr senators and VI. Truryieff,
,ho assistant prosecutor OF st. Petersburg,
and NJ. Prostozki. assistant prosecutor OF
the district tribunals. There are sixty'four
witnesses and eleven experts to be ey.-
ahmed Creek Catholic, Lutheran, ana
Mobammedan clergymen were present TO
administed oatbs 10 witnesses. The read
ING of the indictment occupied two hours.
Tic prisoners were then INTERCEPTED. Inc
late Cars coachman was examined.
The Nihtiists Offering TO Lay Down
Their Arms.
Joxpoy. April s.-A dispatch from Ber-
lin sovs. :. A telegram from 81. Petersburg
mentions a report that the Gar has received
from the Nihllist committee printed pro-
clamation, dated March 22d, offering TO lay
down their arms in return, among otDer
things, for constitution and amnesty Tor
all reyouton,sts. On the other hand the
en- gineers continue their search for mines
in The purlieus Of the Anni,iehkoff Palace,
and another one Is spoken OF as having
been discovered leading from the Admiralty
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| ATHENS. April S.-Sixty sappers, With
material for huts, have gone TO chic. The
Mayor Of the island appeals for every sort
| OF relief. Forty thousand persons are with.
out bread. Prominent Atbenians are aid
iDg the Government In atiOrdIng relief.
LONDON, April S.-A dispatch from Chic
dated Thursday evening saws that slight
shocks Of earthquake continue. Large
quantities OF blankets, goods, and meui-
zines are shipped from Syria by each steam
err. Two hundred sappers have left Peraus
In gunboat 10 bury the dead. The num-
Der Of killed Il variously estimated at from
4.0r0 to 5000. The Injured are more than
twice the number OF killed.
Troublesome Beers.
LONDON, April S.-A dispatch from New
Castle. Natal, says that the Beers are daily
infringing the peace terms. shooting the
properly OF loyaIists, refusing to surrender
farm. and houses. and assaulting the pro.
pretOrs IL they attempt to take possession.
The law Is pOwerless.
General Foreign Notes.
LONDON, April S.-The Morning Post
states that Mr.. A. VI. sullivan. VI. T.. will
hold the leading brief for the defence. OF
Herr Most, and that he is instructed 10 ap-
mdndomuS to compel SIR james Inghim,
chief magistrate Of the Bow.Street Police
Court, to admit Herr Most TO bail,
The NeUs states that several English
members OF Parliament have privately ex.
pressed the opinion that it ~ desirable to
take steps supplementary to the land hill 10
prevent wholesale eviciiOns in Ireland. AS
matter OF fact this will be done by the bill,
a. It contains the provision that processes
OF eviction not completed by the time the
bill becomes law will be imperative. As
II practically takes niue months 40 complete
an eviction, notice served in March will be
void. This provision 10 The bill gives pecu.
liar satisfaction TO the Irish members OF
Parliament.
The Times Of this morning entirely ap-
proves the land bill, and says: cit covers
the entire area OF widely-eXtended com.
plicatiOn OF questions, and leaves no inch
OF ground untouched. II has been warmly
and hopefully received by the great body OF
toe Liberal party"
A bulletin issued at II O'Clock This morn.
ing says that Lord Bcaconsfeld passed a
good night and had a refreshing sleep. lie
has taken bis nOur>hment. while the >ymp.
toms caused by his late serious relapse are
passing away. Tue condition Of the paiien
i more hopeful than it was Yesterday.
The IimcS'S correspondent at Athens,
referring TO a note OF the Powers on the
frontier question delivered 10 tue Greek
Government Yesterday. add: Premier
CoumOudOurS has promised to reply to
the note. II l. easy To iOreSee that
u1le,s some form OF coercion is used
the Government must refuse The pro-
posllS. The nation considers Itself en-
gagged TO the Epirotes IN manner
which will not permit 1t to withdraw
except under Necessity. ! believe the
! Minister would accept The terms OF the
/ Powers il popular opinion permitted. The
question lies between coercion and war.
/ The addition OF Tfeve>O would probably
have enabled Greece to accept the terms. y
battalion OF infantry have started for the
/ frontier"
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town Commission will not make their pro
posed trip to Yorktown on the Government
steamer Dispatch until after the Senate ad.
journs.
THE SETTLEMENT OF THE TENNESSEE DEBI
QUESTION.
Iennesseeans here foraet politics, dead.
lock, aud everything else in their rejoicing
over the settlement OF the debt question by
the Legislature Of their State. II would do
the hearts OF many Vircinians good to see
now happy they are. One OF them said to-
DAY that 1t rids national politics Of trou-
b'esome issue and retires TO obscurity many
small FELLOW who has been made prominent
solely by the agitation OF the debt question.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
have interviewed numerous Democratic
senators, and not one knows OF Demo
cratic senator who does not stand as firm as
at the beginning OF the tight.
Peter X. Jones, OF Virginia, has been APP
pointed Waterman in the Interior Depart
ment salary 500. w. w. Douglass, of
Virginia. has been appointed clerk (Class
O; George l.. Pryor, OF Virginia. clerk
(Class y, and Elliott DE Jlrnctte, Of Vir-
GINA, clerk (CIass Il. There were numer-
Gus appointments announced to-day, but
the above are all that Virginia got.
The weather was most disagreeabe to-day,
aud the Capitol looked as dreary as possible.
Charles 4. Minter, OF Norfolk, has been
appointed acting sailmaker, United States
navy.
The remains OF Senator Carpenter left this
morning at O'Clock for Milwaukee, accom-
panied by congressman and relatives.
1t was very dull about the White House
to-day. No delegation and few Offices seek.
ers cilled on the President.
There are 275 nominations before the SEN
ate, which Mr.. Glrtield and the country
want disposed Of.
Commodore Nicholson, United States
navy, has been placed on the retired list.
Senators Teller and MaXey have paired
for the rest Of the session and gone home.
Government receipts to-day: Customs,
$3.50, 695 internal revenue, $4,000.
ASSOCIATED Press reports by telegraph to the Dis.
patch.i
PERSONAL.
WASHINGTON. April S.-Medical Director
j. ). Brown and Surgeon J. II. kldder have
been appointed 10 represent the navy at the
meeting OF the American Mcdcll ASSoca.
ton TO be held in Richmond, Va, on the Sd
Of Nav next.
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weather HuliefiiI.

WASHINGTON, April S.-ib Chief signal
officer furnishes The following special bulle-
tin: The storm which was central in Indian
Territory on Thursday has moved eastward
with increasing energy, and j. now central
in Kentucky. Heavy rains have prevailed
throughout the southern States, the Ohio
Valley, and Missouri, and snow in Mime
sofa and Iowa. The following j. the rain
fall which occurred during the night: Au.
gusta. IL 100 inches; Savannah, 46.100
inches; Montgomery, inches Charles.
ton. 40.100 inches Lynchburg, 6j.l00
inches Atlanta, 80 100 inches. slightly
warmer End fair weather prevails IN
the New England States, with westerly
winds, and colder. clear weather in the
Southwest, with northery winds. The lem
perature has fallen from 10 10 300 in Texas,
Arkansas, and Dakota, and risen from TO
l5o in Minnesota and the Lake region. The
indications are that The storm which is now
central near Nashville will move to the east
ward. causing severe northeast gales on the
New England coast during Saturday, and
heavy rains. followed by clearing weather
in the Middle and South Atlantic States by
Saturday afternoon or evening.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sYrELEGRApn To THE prsparcu.
WASHINGTON NEWS AND cossrr-srrc,,,

NEWS AND eoss,p-srrcrAr
WEATHER BuLLkTIN-THE TENNESSEE
LEGISLATURE ON THE RIGHTS OF AMrRI.
CAN cITIzENs-MURDER-TRIAL CuNrrN.
uEb-R0LLING.MILL BURNED IN KAN.
sAs-DEATH OF A PRESBYTERIAN CLER.
GYMAN AT AUGUSTA, GA-Two chill.
DRkN BURNED TO DEATH NEAR sTAUN.
TON, MISUNDERSTANDING OF
THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT sUsPFN-
SioNs IN THE LIVERPOOL COTTON
TRADE-uNlvERsITY REGATTA: THE OK.
FORD TRiuMPHANT-THE BorRs IN.
fRlN6iNG TIE PEACETERMs-THE TRIAL
OF THE GLARS AssAssINs COMMENCED.
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American. 3t04c.
SDtSus nsSDssssws: s5c.
Fsretsn Fruits and Canly.
0a~dy: lzfaI3c.s p:
LsmOns: Asssfiz. f4.25Ht5 = box.
Oranges: sweet, s4@t5 box.
groceries. re.
Bacon. G 70. n. -s,oes. 94@s,sc.; rbbsh. &c.
e alders. 81 exc: Virginia shoulders. 7A7%c.;
vbsnls as<-r.,sad. 0 a9... virs,p,x aams. .xfge,
iitc: csnvss.ed hams. l2@i2Nc. buix sides
ssc.; buk shoulders, e@6ae. stock liget:
nlcE,,ei ra;s....; -. asoss, si.oo@sl'7o
5roons: Two strings. sI.2s: ,sree strings
sl.a0dsZ 30: -four stTinss. s225dt3.
Cosse: kio--Coramor. IOellc.: fair. 124
i5c.: Java. 25s2sc.
ygggetss; A g. ggs candles. l2geisc Fe,
Cheese: Prime cutting. ls,Gl4,gc.: northern
and western prime cutting. l2nl2,c.: common,
90 i0.: Saziish dairy. ieG2Oc.: Pineapple. $50.
sish: tisr-'Hc:otor,s. Carolina gross $3.50
Eastern, i350@s4. MaokeE. No. 1 Say, half.
1arss 49, :seS a. S p Iafe re 70 ~ No.
2 n KITS. Al rs.
barrels, llse l2c.; tubs sSG Toe. for New York
lOl@0sc. Tor cnoice Baltimore.
laotoSs.s. COMMON ssra.,-hesshsAcs' 23c.
35aS45c. :. gallon: New Orleans, prime. 50@eoc.
Scu: LIVERPOOL. from store, $40. Ground
alum, from store. SOC. = sacs. -.
dated. l0c. A. 80 9se.: b shc.; "IIa {, $40
SIC; yeliow. re 74c. y cut loai. iohc.
Sosp oomihon. oeo1s.' oss NAsning. Ite"os
Ttds: BLACK; 25s50c. imperial, 2o@7o gun
po~der' 35c. s..
Hides. Leather. &c.
Hfdes: Wet sslted. sd9c. drv saited. I2Mloc.
dry flint. l4sl Sc: Green. 3G6c.
LeOther: Rough leather, 23G3Oc.; hnished mar.
ness leather. 34M40c.: finished upDef. 300 4Jc.
finished kips 50a75c.: nemlock soIes, 20ta26c.
iron. steel. Nails. &c.
ron: american refined Olc Dorn'sio- bar,
2 5.I0G2 6-l0c. y n. for standard sizes; Englhh
aud American sheet. 3at sac. swedes, hammered,
Eons: 0ld DOMINION, 1910 for standard size
for 100 kegs.
Rope: Manila, best, l2Hc; jute, sx99c.
Lionors. Wines. &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@s2.2o =
Brandies: Domestic. n.256s2: fruit. sl.lea
81 40; apple new. Sl.75@tz; old, A2.25&sS
Virginia peacih t2@f2.00.
Rye WhtSkevs: Medium, l.50GS3: pure old, -
0f4 Virginia mountain, new, .l.7b@s2. I'D.
S2aS3 ana upwards.
ON: Domestic. sl.25Ga2: imported, as a oaSa
Hslc England Rum: sl.b0@Al $50.
RsctJteG ,IatSkeVS: sl.209sl 20.
Lumber. slaves. &C.
Lumber: White oak. sl3@sls 1000;
VEN VIRGINIA poplar %l4Gtz5 = LOCO;
white an, FlfTta21O y LOCO; yellow n,ne
boards. 80, market stlG; dry clear, VIZ slf,
and IN demand; joist. f90sll. according 70
rng-uc. >pllXlos- Pine. sl.7jGs2.JO; cypress
six-inc'. f6@St 2 1000. Laths-Spnt, 81 sawed,
kl75.4S) - = 1000.
STAGES: Whskey-bari el timoer green. 81 edf2Sv
LOCO; seasoned. S2O0SZJ p LOCO. riOuF-osrre
timber. S4G*7 = 1000. Flour-hJrre. Does, sf4
81 hOgsh.ad-nOous. zoe. y bundle.
Powder Shot. &c.
s..ss. Toy's naming. 35@sllO - 400 re.
PJa'der: 80 ~ the nye legs-le bar fu
| segS. 1910; blasting. t3.lj@ 1880.
6a0': NO-thera, ~ a hay 90 - ~.
| GrfadstOpss l&0lhc. q n.
seed.
| CIOrer: s5.2i6t5.5O.
| OrchGrd Grdss: Sl.75Ms2.
! Tim0uy. s3.2JMS3.50.
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A Kansas ROIiing-Miil Destroyed by
Fire.

Topeka. KAN, April S.-The rolling-mill
owned Jointly by the Union Pacific and
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Companies, located here. was burned last
night. The alarm was gwen by the engi.
neer. and the operatives, nearly one hum
dred IN number, barely had time to escape
before the roof fell in. The loss is esti-
mated to be $780, 900. From 200 10 800 men
are thrown out OF employment.
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FataIFire in Augusta County.

STANTON. VA, April S.-The residence
Of f. Il. Reeves. four miles from here. was
DESTROYED by fire last night. One OF Reeyes's
children was burned to death and another
so badly burned that it died this morning.
Mr.. Reeves himself was also severely il not
fafallN iniurcd.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 9,


ARRIVED.
schooner Isaac Abortion. Acorn. hight. to load
hoops for Cardenas, Curtis < Parker
schooner Lamariine. IT, land, Georgetown, ID. c.,
coal. :. II. HAYES.
Schooner John Mcnouald. Ne andrews. iron.
Chesapeake AMI Ohio railroad; vessel 10 Curtis &
Parker.
Schooner joseph Baymorc. Bears, light, to load
cosl, Chtsautake aud ONO railroad.
Schooner Pocas-eit, Racket Boston, light, 10 load
coal, Chesapeake and ONO railroad.
Schooner 4. Harris KIRK. Cavalier, New York,
iron. Chesakcake and ONO railroad.
Schooner oaks AmrS. Fhmuuds. New York,
euanO. Richmond aud Ddnyille railroad.
schooner AdIie Rarsun. liaskc /, New York, lime
and bay, Warner Moore.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York. mer.
chandisc and passengers, George W. Allen & Co.,
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United State
mail, merchandise and passengers, IL Il. Tatam
steamer Ashland. Carr. Philadelphia. rnercnan-
disc and passengers. j. W. McCarrick. agent.
Bark AllimOuia Ger }, Brsuer, Rio Grande do sui,
our. HaNali- Crenshaw Company.
schooner +. Merwin. Brown. New York, coal,
Curtis x Parker.
lis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Boston April 7th' schooner Fred. Walton
From Baltimore April I'M schooner A. f. Smyrk,
Mar,ino.
PROVIDENCE, April 6.-Sailed: Schooner Gov
eruOr Goo dwfn. McCrackey, for Virginia.
NEW YORK. April 7.-Arriyed >chooners George
Z. Hallock, Suarreti. aud John X. Halliday. RAY
mOnd. from Richmond; and shooners lda Il. Glib
son. Falkenburg; Adcizt. Hickman; Ellen Hot
gate. Baldwin: 4. W. II White, smith II. H. PMS,
Cavalier; :. j. Hoyt. P.edmore; Francis Shu1ert'
clifford: f. {. Pettis. Robbins; Mary Haley, Tly
lor-frOm Virginia; and schooner William Fdrren
Densey, from New Haven for Richmond.
N DISTRESS.
NORFOLK, April S.-SchOOner W0rden Evans,
CAPTAIN Ga. lawav, Is ashore on NOrlh-Riyer bar,
V c. loaded with corn. bound 10 Wilmington, y.
c. The captain has telegraphed for assistance.
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK. April Starved: state OF Ala.
bama. STATE Of Georgia, HOheustauifer. Arrived
out : Wt,er Beseel, >'ste Of Alabama, Richard An
ming, Atlantic. HOmewafd bound: Goechen' Or
leans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-09
Resolution by the Tennessee LegisIa-
1ure.

NASHVILLE, April S.-The Legislature
yesterday adopted the following resolution :
ReSOIued, That the rights of our citizens
in Great Britain who sympathize with strug-
Cling Ireland, and who have committed no
crime which iustities their arrest and i'm
prisonment, should Be fully maintained;
and that our senators and representatives in
Congress should unite in calling the atten-
ton of the Government to its duty OF pro-
tectins our citizens from the penalties OF
the coercion act, and from other outrages
upon them.