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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-21

LETTER FROM GENERAL LEE.-The two
hundred and thirty-fourth annual gathering
nj Salisbury Beach, Mass, took place last
Thursday evening. As in former years, it
was u great success, not less than $4,000
persons being present, and among them
many Of distinction. Letters apologize
were read from several gentlemen. The
following Is copy Of General Robert f.
Lees;
LCrington, Ia., September 2, 1867
Dear Sir,-iour letter of the 10th ultimo in
yiting me 10 attend the Salisbury Beach
festival on the 18th instant would have re-
ceiycl an earlier answer had | been here on
It's arrival. Having been absent during
the greater part of the college vacation, l
have just returned to prepare for the re-
sumption of studies, which will take place
on the 10th instant. 1t will, therefore, not
be within my power to attend your celebra-
ton, as my presence at Washington College
will be necessary at that time. | beg that
you will present my thanks TO the commit
tee for their cordial invitation, and express
10 them my hope that the festival this year
may hc attended by even more than the
customary number of representatives, and
be marked by greater enjoyment than has
been experienced by the tens OF thousands
who have joined in its celebration for more
than one hundred years.
" With my grateful acknowledgements to
You for your kind sentiment, | am, with
much respect, your obedient servant,
ar. T.. LEE"
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They call the tobacco worm "new
worm !" up north, and make a great to-do
over it, Tomatoes are at discount where
it is found.
The stables of the Missouri Street Rail
road Company, at st. Louis, were burned
on Saturday morning. From twelve to fif-
teen horses and mules persisted in the
fanes. Loss, $4,000. Insured.
The editor of the Louisville Courier
Journal informs his readers that {" twenty
one hundred and ninety-one years ago to-
day Thursday our distinguished friend
Demosthenes died by poison"
The Jenkins farm, Green Bottom, Cabell
county, West Virginia, farm extending
nine miles on the Ohio river, is said to have
produced 81, 200 bushels of wheat this sea-
son.
ERRATUM.-The Washington Republican
asks its patrons to read "jokingly pulled y
instead of $40. Rugby pulled" &c.
An English tradesman who has long ad-
yertised that lie was "selling off," now
placards his store with announcements that
he is "selling on.m
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WALKED ALL TIE WAY FROM KANSAS.

WALKED ALL THE WAY FROM KANSAS.
Tn Saturday last man named I. Z. j.
Chatec reached this city, accompanied by
his wife, his wife'B sister, and five children,
and stopped at the western police station
Tor rest. They had travelled on foot all
the way from Kansas, with the exception
Of Il hundred miles, and upon reaching
here they were III the most pitiable condi-
uon. Their object i'll coming here was 10
reach the house of relative, who resides
IN Philadelphia, where the father expects
to secure steady employment. As they
were penniless, Captain Zimmerman, Lieu
tenant Moore, and officers Harding and
H.Pangler, took up a collection, amounting to
sixty dollars, and sufficient clothing to sup
ply their present wants. The party re-
NAMED al the western police station until
yesterday morning, when they took up their
line of march for Philadelphia, preferr,ng
10 walk the distance, as the money requl-
tite to pay car fare could be better used by
'Hem chen they arrived at their dcstina-
uon.-BGttimOre American, 10th.
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Alleged Heavy Defalcation---PerrJ'
Fu1Ier.s d,nsa---Deats, of n TurfmRn.

New ORLEANS, September 20.--Suit has
been entered in the United States Court
against General james B. Steedman, ex-
internal revenue collector for this district,
and his sureties, by the District Attorney,
for over 5000, 900, which amount, after the
adjustment of his accounts by the proper
officer, is found to be due by Stcedman, as
tax collector, to the Government.
Ex Customs Collector Perry Fuller,
brought here from st. Louis charged with
completely in the 100000 "ring" swim
die on the Government, was admitted to
bail to-day in 100000 to appear in Novem-
Der next.
w. J. Minor, we'll known among turfmen,
is dead.
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\ STURDY BANK LoCK.-Thc recent at
tempted bank robbery at Rochester, n. II.
created great excitement in that town. The
burglars attempted to work through from
the outside by cxp!c i;s,g Il couple of pounds
of powder in the wall. One door was
blown open, but the explosion was heavier
than they expected, and caused them to
leave without making any further attempt
Upon one Of the doors Of the bank is d GU
rious lock, which has gainel some fame. 1t
was invented and made thirty-fve years
ago by Charles Dennct, one Of the first di-
rectors Of the Roclc5tcr ,sank. There is
not another lock in The oh, like it. Tween
ty-six years ago, when All attempt was
made upon this bank, this lock was twice
charged with powder and exploded, yet il
did not give way. 1t is now in as good condi-
ton, apparently, as when it was made,
Many years since locksmith came from
New York to sell bank lock, and he
laughed OF this specimen, which he assured
the cashier he could pick in half an hour.
He was promised that the bank would buy
one of his locks if he could do so. He took
his own time, and after several hours
hard work, without any progress, he con-
cluded 10 20 home, taking his own loci;
with him. The bank offers reward OF
500 and the town of $500 more for the ar
rest and conviction of the burglars. -BoS-
ton Advertiser.
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Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND, VA.

SEPTEMBER Pop. M-The market but little
changed in quotations. We do not quote prlmings,
but they will sell readily at $3.50 to $3.50, as TO
quality. Bright tobaccos are tending upward, as
they are scarce. The stock Of tobacco will not, we
believe be edual to the demand, and If money was
plenty prices would now be higher Our quotations
are:
Lmgs.-shlpping, green or unripe, common TO
medium. S86S8.50; shipping, ripe, In good or
der es.5OanS9;5o working, common TO medium, $40
@Sll: working, goodi slO'5cHSl2; bright smoking
or working, common TO medium, $llg9Sle; bright
smoking or working good TO fine, slGGS25;
LeGE-Shipping. short dark, in good order, s:
@$5o shipping short dark IN SOFT Gr orr rfr a%
waXy, $i2@$l9; shipping, In soft order, long
dark, rich and waxy, slo9Sl2; English ship:
ping SilMSl5; stemming, Short and long, $io@
sli: bright wrappers, medium 20 good, S3V1Sia
bright wrappers, fire to extra Si5Mss3; sun
cured medium; Sll9Slsj sun-cured, fine, Si'@
S25; frosted, SsNSic.
PETERSBURG, VA.
SEPTEMBER l8.-We can only continue our
quotations for Friday, no business IN tobacco
being transacted on Saturday; offerings dlmlnisi
with smaller receipts, and no loose coming IN eA
cept primings These are generally S or isHUs
Poor TO common Tugs, SS.5o9$s5O; and iatr fo g
good at SlC@Sll. Poor TO common ieaI. s lU4
M..5esISl5.5O The bulk oil the breaks are made VI
| OF inferior descriptions. Primings are In demand
| at S3.5O@$G.5O. Not single tine sun-cured hogs
| head has been In market. limited quantity o.
such, II 10 be had. would bring fancy prices.
ST. LOUIS.
SEPTEMBER lG.-Sales, 800 ho2shcads hogs
head tscrapsl at $3.50; at So; s at S7.soElS7.9o
at SsGlSS. 80 at $o.2o@$9.5o; at 500 $50
l at sll.i5; lat sl3 at SIS. 10; At Sl6Gsls:5c;
| at $3.50; l at e3l.oS. Bids rejected on hogs
| heads ut s.. aOGSlo. 20. and at St5.
We quote lfs 100 bs.l Stems none oGferingl, s0c
| 6Sl.5O; scraps, 81, 5oGlS4; inferior and common
Tugs, (wef. frosted aud light, Sel1S55G; factor
tory dried Tugs aud leaf, $T.Se4S1o. 80; commol
| leaf, sS.75GS9.25: medium leaf, Slo8sll; goo
medium bright Missouri leaf, Sl5GQs5o Good I,
| fine brights scarce and nominal ut $3eegsee.
CINCINNATI.
| SEPTEMBER 1.-THE supply OF leaf continue
moderate with an active market at previous prices
The sales OF the day were 2lL hogsheads at S7.s5&
| So. 80 for Tugs TO medium leaf.
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Az ENGAGEMENT WITH INDIANS.-S.
LoniS, September lS.-An Omaha dispatch
says General Augur received information
from Colonel Brisbin, commanding at the
Snake River reservation, that fight occur
red between Il company of his troops and
about 100 Sioux just below his camp, on
Thursday morning, in which two Indians
were killed and & number wounded. Two
of the troops were killed. Three settlers on
the north fork of the Snake river were re-
Gently killed by the Indians.
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Cincinnati Markets.

SEPTEMBER H. Prorisi0ns.--The market was
uuict but firm for nearly all articles. Mess pork
1,,iet but firm at dc. for shoulders though light
averages were to he had at t. less rib sides ie Ra
con shoulders were IN demand mt Isle, but held
firmly at l5ic clea~ rib sold Mt 1sic: clear sides
sold at Issc.. but none now to he had under issW
1oc-all packed. Sn-ar-curcd hams, 22iGDe3sc.-
canvasscd and packed. Lard had dull market,
with free offerings at 1Slc.
IVbiskey Fairly In the day there were repor,ca
dropped and during the balance of the day there
were no BUYERS at that rate.
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SALE OF REL1cs.-Various relics have
just been sold at auction in Newport, r. l. ;
among them chair that belonged to Cot
ton Mather, clock two hundred and thirty
seven years old, and various pieces of fur
niture that date back to a period before the
revolutionary war. An iron hammer that
"camc over in the Mayhower was also
diGnOscd OF.
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FATAL EFFECTS FROM TIE INHALATION OF
IMrUEE AIR.-Phil0dclphia, September 10
\ man named Connorton, his wife, and Il
woman named McGinnon, in poor circum'
stances, went to sleep Oh the floor of Con
norton's house, in the northwestern part Of
this city, last night. This morning both tho
women were found dead, and ConuortoI
breathing, but inscnsibly, the effects from
sleeping i'll close room with coal fire
burning in the crate. The man will proba'
bly, die.
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ARREST on SUSPICION OF TIE Ro|pERY or
MR. BRIGGS SWIFT Cincinnati, September
l9.-Richard Clarke and Henry Rose were
arrested yesterday on suspicion Of the rob-
berry of the pork-house of Briggs Swift,
Esq. On Monday night $4,000 in bonds
and large amount of jewclry and silver
ware were found in their lodgings. Bills
receivable to the amount Of about 500, 900
were also recovered, but not the $4,000 i'll
money taken at the same time.
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IMPORTANT WORK PROPOSED IN South
CAEoIINA.-It is proposed to cut canal
from the five lakes in South Carolina form
ing the head waters of the Ashley river to
the navigable portion of the river, in order
to secure easy transportation for the phos-
pilates recently discovered there. The cost
is estimated at about S35, 900, and it is said
over 100000 worth of the deposits can
by this means be transported cheaply to
Charleston.
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It seemed to the committee that the OBJ
stacles in the way of this union were all
within the reach of the churches, and that
they could be removed by the united effort
of the churches; and only by such effort.
Presbytery adjourned to meet ut o'clock
tomorrow. "CLARKE."
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The ENGLISH HARvEsTs.-Thc latest
commercial circulars from Liverpool gene
rally concur in the statement that though
the cereal crops are very unequal they will
probably not fall sufficiently below the
average to make much difference in the
current prices Of bread and flour. 1t is
rather too early, however, to pronounce q
definite iudrment
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
LETTER FROM LEXINGTON.

SUPERIOR COURT-DEATH OF COLONEL
s. MCDOWELL REID-FALLING IN OF THE
BNDGE- OPENING OF THE COLLEGE
AND 1SSTITUTE-LARGE ATTENDANCE
AND FLATTER1NG PROSPECTS-CELE-
REVIV A L-DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
HON. GARRETT DAVIS AND GENERAL
JOHNB. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FAIR.
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CEMENT.

CEMENT.-The celebrated ROUND
OTOP" HYDRAULIC CEMENT--used by the
Chesapeakc and Ohio Canal and the Baltimore anu
Ohio Railroad Com panies, and upon the Govern
ment buildings ut Washington. rs equal 10 the 10
sendalc In ali other respects and superior 10 IL ih
Gulck settlng-90O barrels just received. Certih-
Gates furnished to applicants.
j. S. POWELL,
Manufacturers Agent,
au Slim III Malhstreel-
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A riot occurred Friday in Londonderry
Ireland, among porters on strike ano
others who refused to join them. The mill
tary charged the combatants, and alter
wounding number dispersed them.
Eight yellow-fever patients from the
French corvette D'Estnees have been admit
ted to the quarantine hospital at New York.
One death has occurred since her arrival
there, and among those who died at sea was
her commander,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-21

SAD HOMICIDE Armstrong, an
Englishman, twenty-six years OF age, shot
and killed his wife at North Bridgewater,
Mass, Thursday night. He fired at his
father-in law, and, missing him, wounded
a neighbor named James WEIGH. lie has
not as yet been arrested.
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The Question of Cuban Recognition.

WASHINGTON, September 20.-It is be-
lieved here that Senator Sumner, in the
Massachusetts State Convention, will take
strong ground in favor of the recognition
Of Cuba. 1t is thought the pressure of
public sentiment will compel the Cabinet
to take some decisive action on Friday.
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Railroad Accident.

WAvERLY, N. Y, September 20.-Thc
express train bound north on the Pennsyl-
yania and New York railroad collidcd with
car on the track this morning. Two pas
sengers were killed and several wounded
None from the South.
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LAND SALE.-Farm of Mr.. J. P. Barlow,
containing 800 acres, and situated in Fair
fax county 41 miles from Herndon station,
on the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hamp-
shire railroad, to the Messrs. Shears, of
Waterloo, Seneca county, N. Y, for 500, 900,
half cash. -Ale1andrid Gazette.
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TIE RESULT IN CALIFoRN1A.-So far,
forty-eight Democrats and three Radicals
are elected TO the Assembly, with twelve
Democratic senators Radicals, four or live.
The Democratic popular majority will be
about $4,000. The next United States
senator from California will, it is thought,
be Democrat.
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PASTORAL CALL.-The Rev. R. II. Nc
Kim, rector of Christ church (EpiscopaD in
this city, has been invited to take charge OF
the Memorial church in Baltimore, at an
annual compensation of 5000, but has not
yet concluded to change the scene of his
labors.-Ale1andriG Gazette.
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Pat. Wildick, confined at Portage City,
Wis, for highway robbery, was taken from
Jail Friday night by party of masked
persons and hung. This makes two muir
ders and two lynchiHg cases within the last
week in that vicinity.
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Humboldt Celebration on the Pacific.
Earthquake.

SAN Francisco, September 20.--The
Humboldt celebration in this city was q fine
affair.
There was an earthquake throughout
Arizona September 9Th. No damage is re.
ported.
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The South American War---LGDcZ
E3nip;s.

LISBON, September 20.-Thc Rio Janciro
steamer brings advices Of the capture by
the allies of Ascurra. Lopez fled. The
news caused much rejoicing. Buenos
Ayrcs, Montcvideo, and Rio Janeiro, were
Illuminated.
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according to affidayits on file in the
LOUISIANA auditors Office there are in thai
9'ata more than FIVE hundred veterans still
u n'a3g who fought with Jackson in the great
paltle Of January 8, 1915,
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Another Story OF the Blocked South
western Railroads.

LOUISVILLE, September 2O.-The rail
roads hence to the South are not blocked
There is only q delay in transferring goods
over the Ohio river.
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.,~,.. Not included in the above cnumera~
tinn ,rorc On hnnd choice cattle, grazed pv
stead Carter Of Loudoun county, Va; tnat ofousiio
AZ 20 a 100 Es,, -GsorJetotcn Co'frIs'.
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Gsoreetown cattre Market.

SEPTEMBER Up. M.-The market at Droyers'
Rest WAS lively and remarkably well attended,
were sold a1 R 100 lbs. gross $50 sheep
and Lambs brought from $s6ss5. The above tndi-
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THE WH1sKEY TAx.-In his report, Mr..
Dclan0 will not recommend an increase OF
tax on spirits, but will favor either de-
crease in the sum now collected per gallon,
or the continuance Of the existing law. An
effort is to be made by dealers in whiskcy
TO defeat the Commissioner, and by for
midablc organization Of the lobby 10 COLI
vince members OF Congress that the tax
should be increased, the figure named being
one dollar. Secretary Boutwell,, it is known,
will favor the continuance Of the present
law on the subject.
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VIRGINIA RorT E-NoRFOLK TO New
IoEE.-Contract is ordered with the Old
Dominion Steamship Company, n. L. Nc
Greedy, president, TO convey mails between
Norfolk and New York once week from
18th September, 1850, to 30th June, 1871 $,
at $50 peg annum.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

rENIIE one PLUS ULTRA" OF
L AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Is the
FARMERS FAVORITF,
or, BICKFORD Il HUFFMAN'S
CONTINUOUS FEED DOUBLE DISTRIBUTOR
GRAIN DRILL,
with The
IMPROVED GUANO ATTACHMENT AND
GRASS-SEED SOWER.
Warranted the most perfect distributor of both
coarse and fine grain manufactured
Orders promptly filled, and al communications
answered, by addressing the manufacturers,
II. NJ SMITH CO.
Sc 10 pOst-OiiiCc box s, Richmond va.
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Foreign Afarkets-TBY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Nfarkets-TBY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON. September 2O.--Noon.-Consols, o2l.
United States bonds, ST.
LIVERPOOL. September 20.-N0on--Cotton
dull nplands. l2iMl3d. Orleans, 13lM0l3td. est-
mated sales, t. 00o bales O'cfOcf.--Cotton nat;
uplands. 2iMl3td. sales now estimated VIII be
s. 900 bales. Red western wheat, DC. Cd. 19s. ID.
LIVERPOOL, September 20.-Erening.-C
heavy; upands 1@t0tl25d.; Orleans, l34lotd
HAvRE. September co. EreHtnN-Cotton OPEN
ed declining ut l5it on the spot and Is? aloat.
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weather SOUfh.

WILMINGTON, N. c., September 20.-The
weather here is clear and warm, with q
southeast wind. Thermometer 50 degrees.
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4 SCEEE ~ THE GREAT WE%T.-A core
spondcnt Of the Baltimore San writes from
a station on the Pacific railroad:
''To-day being Sunday, ut the suggestion
81 Pas; Grand Representative Games Young,
oi Baltimore, the train of cars was stopped
in one Of tho most wild and beautiful spots
in the valley. and religious service was held
by the Rev. Mr.. Fcnable. Of the Episcopal
Church, Of Kentucky, the Right Worship
full Grand Chaplain Of the Grand Lodge of
Old-Fcllows Of the United States. The To-
cation selected was in the shadow of an alb
yupt cmincnce, with an almost perpcndicu-
lar sandstone formation towering hundreds
Of feet above our heads. To have seen al
most the entire Grand Lodge Of the United
States, and the ladies accompanying it,
uron the green sward, bowed with unco-
ycrcd heads III worship Of the Great God,
with the echo Of the voice Of the reverend
Gentleman rcvcrbcrating, while the bcauti-
tul hymns and responses OF The church SER
vice were sung by several voices Of acknOw-
lodged ability, was an incident never TO be
forgotten. | have frequently visited camp
meetings and worshippcd in the woods, but
never before have ! been so deeply i'm
pressed with the solemnity and grandeur of
outdoor service rs upon this occasion, and
language fails me in giving you an adc-
Quatc idea of the occasion"
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TIE UNITED STATES GRAND LODGE OF
upp-FELLowS.-This body assembled III
san Francisco yesterday. The represents
tive who lately left this city has safely ar
rived in the Golden City rio the Pacific
railroad. The Wheeling Iotclligcncer says 4:
We heard on Friday that the California
Old-Fcllows have chartered steamer 10
carry the delegates to the Grand Lodge
from this side Of the mountains to the Sand
wick Islands ard return. This will pro-
long their visit about month, and will be
an interesting adjunct to this session of the
Grand Lodge. Caliiornians never do things
hy halves, and this Grand excursion is an
evidence that they don't stand on expenses. !"
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BUYING Up WmsEET.-A number Of the
prominent whiskcy men of the West, i: is
stated, arc now engaged in buying up the
best brands Of whiSkcy, with o view to
raising the price, in consequence of an ex-
pccicd increase Of taxation at the next ses-
sion OF Congress. 4 member Of the Ways
and ,tcaus Committee, however, it is as
serted, states that after due investigation
and consideration tho committee will in all
probability recommend o reduction Of tax
on ardent spirits, believing that the Co
ycrnmcnt will secure larger revenue than
would be received if the tax were increased
[Perhans he is one Of the buyers.l
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

RECTlPYING AND CoMpoUNpINc.-The
Commissioner of Internal Revenue decides
that when whiskcy of different strengths
is mixed and made uniform, such process
is rcctifcation. Also, if reduction Of the
strength Of liquor is made by water it CON
stitutcs rcctification. In reply to inquiries
on this subject he calls attention to the first
section Of the act of April 10, 1869, and
especially 10 the clause regarding COM
pounding, and decides that to mix distilled
spirits, wine, or other liquors, with any
other article, does constitute rcctifcation.
ii by such mixing a spurious imitation or
compound liquor is manufactured but that
such mixing is not rcctifying if it does not
result in producing either of the classes of
liquors namcd-as, for instance, though pure
water materially differs from spirits, vet
the addition thereof 10 spirits is not rccti-
fcation, as il does not result in the manu-
facturc Of either spurious imitation or
compounded liquor. Though such mixing
does not result in producing either an imi-
iation, spurious, or compound liquor. it is
rcctifcation under the first clause of said
section if it results in purifying Or rectily-
ing the spirits thus mixed.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.

CORK AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, September 20, 1869.