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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22

Gct1oe.s2.r.xsse
T>HEEotes ana Accopn,s If the Efra st Jor.
dan 4 MsLaueh.in sge il MY. .bsses, lsr
of the obi Rusiness Off "a JSss3S S6 II tCN IN
,dsbted 10 she.fru, opato. .mSssls siH sati,s, f,,
ward war, and make iussd ists Rasa,.Sl Il Rs un-
:, D. a. JORDAN.
MA1sHAII. sEEHs s1 HUHT.
INK dhdsrtignsd issys AssScisss8 Siffsfdsua
G DzBRUHE Es4 Ail 6usi1 u se6s sS6sS1 to
their care will receivs prompt astensi3nJs
,,.gss. ,. a. :; Es,s4ka s Tss MARsAxLI.
: sssaes ss't' e@.F ,yaasg' 18TH
sas.ss sss .osse.2 10 si;.,i.ss .asss
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22

~ take pleasure in saying. that the Grover
Il Baker. Sewing Machines have more than sus,
tained my expectation After trying aud re-
turning others. have three of them IN opera
ton Oh my differ ent places. and. after four vea d
trial, have no fnult To find.s---L II. Hammond,
Senator Of South Carolina.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22

"My wife has had one Of Grnver l. Baker,
Fam;ly Sewing Machines for some Tine, and
| am satisfied it is one Of the best IaLr saw.
ing machines tfat has been invented. ! take
much pleasure III Recommending it to the public >
j. &. Harris, Gorernor Of Tennessee.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22

,"I think it bysfarthe best patent in u.e.
This Machine can be adapted from the finest
camhrIc to the heavies: cassIrpere. 1t sews
stronger, faster, and more beautifully than one
can imagine. II mine could no, toe replncrd.
money could not buy il.-IHrs. .L g. a}row,,
Nashville, Tenn. -
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22

MILE. AGNES,
The Inv;sinl- Wire Performer,
wh"se tri:iantly graceful positions
'ipon n single wire, at n consider
/ .hlc elevation from the ground,
"Sciic unir. rsnl n'!mir,riJn. In
ruth. this singulaE.y beautiful
Parl"r Entertainment IL a card
which Iic"'i! n:iIy to hc known to
induce tllt.u :amds to isit the Pa.
vlii"n for the purpose Of &C. ing 1t
pluI,n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

The barniug of this ancient aud honored seat
of learning presents to its friends the opportunity
OF considering whsther its removal TO more ellis
Chile situation would not more eaectually pro.
mote the great ends Of education, to an its recon.
struction on the presau. site. Ii is admitted that
is success for many years has not met the rea-
sonable expectations of it's friends, aud 1t The
failure is 10 be attributed TO its location, no true
friend Of education hesitate as to the question
of its removal Should the Board, at their ap-
preaching meeting, entertain the question, We
would call their attention 10 the beautiful ara
com handing heights on Church Hill, Richmond,
a city proverbiai for the picturesque beauty
# It's situation, aud the salubrity Of its climate
1t is centrally located, easily accessible by steam
boats and railroads. and situated here the college
would command twice the number Of students
that it has heretofore registered. We feel well
assured, that If the proposition should DO enter
tanned hy the Board, the citizens OF Rich ond
may be relied upon for much larger contribution
for rebuilding than could be obtained in any other
part Of the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

n gives ~ great pleasure 10 pay trihnfeot
hearty oommendation to this excellent magazine
aud 10 express the hope tina. Il will receive the
support no; only OF the University and OF us
friends but OF ALI who are Interested 10 Southern
literature. We are most happy to be able to state
that the sale of tbts Admirable periodical has 30
increased ia the short period which mas etapseo
siace tts establishment Us already not only to pay
the societies the expense OF its publication out 10
yield an adequate remuneration. All VINO Know
ANYTHING of tie difficulties of making magazine
nav In any part Of the United States must see that
this Is brilliant success. aud must be cause OF
mat pride and congratnlst.on to the University,
and to all who wish to see southern literature
aourish This suspicious beginning encourages
the hope that the tairersity Magazine is destined
TO become one of the great magazines Of Ame-
RIGA; perhaps, at semc future day, an American
Blfcgsgood. Why not There are talent, learn
ing aud scholarship enough at the University to
make it grow as the University itself has dane.
aud 10 occupy as proud place among the peri.
ideals of America as that noble institution does
among colleges. There are facilities at the Uni.
verssy for producing such work, which are not
often found In the U. States. We trust, then that
The signal favor with which the University I1ga-
sne has already been received will inspire It's con-
iuctors to aim higher still, and not to be content
until they have made 1t a Power in the world OF
| letters.
| The editorial CORPS consists of aessTs. ARCHER
ANDERSON, A. NJ, of Richmond, jefferson Society
| UuGR II Les, of Ciarksburgh, Washington socie~
| ", aud T. H. RAKgs, of Kentucky, Columbian so>
| ciety. The March number vii! coafaw an c~c0l
LIT Of ell De d,gree Graduates, a. d., Lar aud Ned
| icins, since lie found,'g 9f the University iheTe
| will be extra supply to meet the great demand
that An Issue OF snch interest and value will
! cause and we are no. surprised TO learn that al"
ready large number has been ordered IN advance
| We again tender TO tie societies aud TO the cdi-
| tors, orr warm congratulations upon their sue
cass aud orr earues, hopes add wishes for the en-
| lire. parmaneat and pre,cmi nent triumph OF al
| sn,erurise which commends itself TO every intel
ii4ent Southern mind aud every patriotic Southern
/
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17
A A~A ASHLAND RACES
>zsssS9A SPRING MEETING, 1859.

The spring Meetink over this course will com
monce on TUESDAY, Eth day of May next. and
continue throughout the week.
FIRST DAY-post stake for all ages, four mile heats.
$500 entrance; 800 forfeit. 5000 added by the
Club. Closed on let inst with four Subscribers, viz
Thomas w boswell. John Hunter, X Dickinson
aud James M Tsv Tor
SECoND DAY-FrSt Race -Sweepstekes for three
year old coiEs aud tiiies $500 entrance. 800 for
felt. Closed lst iHst with the following entries
Thomas W Boswell enters ch C, Exchs quer, by
Revenue dan Nina, by Boston.
W Gibbons enters f, Ctinoline, by Financier
dam Miss Matte, by Umpire
John Hunter enters &c, by Lexington. dam by
Glencoe.
F 81 Hall enters gr f. Faith. By Childe Harold
dam Fidelity, by Priam.
Second Race-Same Day.-Jockey Club purse,
$500. thee mile heats
THIsD BAY FIRST Race --Sweepstakes for three
year Old colts anu tles $50 entrance. Hall fer
felt. lille heats. To name aud close 18th March
Second Rdcs-Sane Day-rrJpristor'5 purse. 500
Two nile beats
FOURTH DAY-firSt RGce.-Sweepstake for three
year Old colts fiilies out of mares that never
produced winner. Sl90 entrance. Halt forfeit
Nile heats. To name nd close 18Th March
Fec0nd RGce-3sme Day.-Prop rietor's purse, $3.50
Mile heats-best three in FIVE
FIFTH DAY Handicap race for service of plate.
the value OF $500 Entrance $50. to be added 10 the
stake secoud hor5e tn save his entrance pr )vided
three or more start. Three mile heats.
Eonina tons for the bove mentioned Colt Stakes,
closing 10th March next, to be addressed to
EATu' L. A THOMPSON,
Sec'y Ashland jockey Club.
ASHLAND Hanover county, Va. Jan 70, 1872.
ia 27-2swtMi0std
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

DOUBTFUL ESpoRsENENT.-The Cincinnati Gazette
says that q few days ago a business house in that
city had occasion to write to a correspondent 10
o4e of the interior towns of Indiana. and in clos
ing their letter asked the question. "What is the
sanding of Mr." In due time the corres-
pondent replied to the query as follows:
IF YOUR question refers to NJ IS real reqpon..
hiIity TO anv limited amount, answer IL is good
bnt TO cay that he is Estimate aud mnsh Tut faint
Iy expresses his popularity Of disposition When an
account is presented. He usually pays d bt AT
the extreme tail ne ofan execution, aud then d0i"s
ont the cash to toe constable though ms Was dri-
wing nail il his own coffjc. The money shaver
who took the aet seat in the last car OF railroad
train SO as to have the use Of his money while tho
conductor was reaching him, wes rot e'rcum-
stance to the grim-death grasp With which 2tT -
holds on to his pUrsestgiugs. He means g. be hon
GET tut his nashbJrs say that fiye ceot piece pro-
duCss gorat Srabtsmas that effects his Vs'9n quite
painfully"
Tbs firm concluded TO close their account at
'the tail end of au execution and drum" no
more in that direction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

l"1.S 70 Dsa-H On last Sunday night week
nsss shs Whfe su'pher spriags, Va, a mar
ssA.a "h'ism Lshe. xas frozen 70 death. On
@lsass " was seen very much under the inc ..
80 =. sfeea1 spirits. and co Monday be wa.
s'una dsaas sbeat eae and half ta,lss from - I.
Whise. 's' 'iV'a Us
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

M -c>s THS CLASSES IN VOCAL MrsIc
sSN~s.s in the RICHMOND MUSICAL INsTf-
TOTE, win raeet in the Lecture Room OF the Syca-
more Church. The Exercises will commence TO.
DAY. (fhursday.) The Juvenile Glass will meet at
O'Clock. and tbs Adult Glass at ia O'Clock this
EVENING.
TERMS for the Session of four months, per scholar:
Juvenile Class, 81; Adult Glass, ST. 50.
TIE time for meeting will be announced at the
nrst meeting For particulars. amply to l. GAL.
LkH CIR. at his Music Rooms. 2i2 Broad street
fe t7-3f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-The Lynchburg Republican
learns that a difficulty took place near the Peaks
Of Outer in Bedford county, Va, on Sunday last,
between VIM. H. Reynolds, editor of the Bedford
Democrat and Jonathan Trent, OF that county,
the former being, it is feared. fatally shot. The
quarrel - as about piece OF land, and growing
,uto hiah words Mr.. T. drew i've shooter, ami
fred upon Mr.. r lodging the contents CT tW"
barrels in Mr.. RS groin. MIR. Reynolds returned
he fire. striking Mr.. Trent in the neck, but In
ficting merely flesh wound.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

Mourn VERNON Miss Ann Pamela Cunningham,
announces in behalf Of the Mount Vernon Ladies
Association Of which she is Regent, that the sum
oftiiT,00Q bas beeu raised towards the purchase
of Mount Vernon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17
sgy~ spsIHG GooDs! sPRING GooDs ! !

EPbiHG UOOD6t CPkiEG UuDS
FIRST ARRIVAL OF SI'RLNG DRY GOODS
OF TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d FOX. Broad
street, receiving this day. by steamer from New
York a beautiful assortment OF Dry Goods. suited
to early spring sales An Of piich have been bought
during the past week in the Northern markets -
AmoDgs' them are to be found a great variety OF
and elegant Foreign Fabrics, which have been
landed only few days from the European Steam
eys. We beg leave to mention the follo~ing. viz:
Chene. Bay adere silk kosts. entirely new de-
Elegant silk Robes A Deux Volants
- Il Double Jupe
Foul I'D Silks, solid ground, very cheap
\ beautiful assortment OF Spring de LANES
Rayadere Mchsirs
Ferpch, English and American Prints
Great BARGAINS in kmhroideri's ana Laces
Ladies' Parasols. entirely new stVles
5 cases of best makes Of Irish Linen
Napkins and Towels
Striped OsnabUrgs
Plaid Domestcs
German Buriaus
We are also cpening lot OF Carpeting Of new
Our stock OF sieached and Brown Cottons. sheet
iDgs and White Goods. is al9o very large. We are
determined to present more attractive stock of
Goods this season than we have done. and We
hone by constant attention 70 the wants of the trad
ard by increased vigilance III every thing, that per-
BREEDfN 4 FOX,
fe S-dl2t 2i7 Broad street.
~ CO. PARTgERsEIP NOTICE. -SAM'L
NJ. PRICE, having purchased the entire int
rest of JOEL 8 WATKINS. in the late concern ef
PhiCE & WATKINS. has associated with BIN in
the business W VI II GORDON and WI J EGGLt-
STOn late of the house of T X PRICE Co, and
JOHN temple. late with PRICE WATKINS. uadtr
the style OF
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE e. CO,
who will continue the Retail and Wholesale DRY
GOODS BUSINESS, in thu house recently occG
pied by PRICE 4 WATKINS, No 157 Maien St. square
below the Banks.
They respectfully solicit the patronage Of their
friends custc mers and the public.
With increaaed facilities and experience, they
hope TO be able to offer an assortment OF Goods.
all times equal TO any in the city and such induce
ments as will invite the patronage which they soil
cit All orders for goods will be promptly aud faith
fully executed
SAML VI PRICE,
WIN GORDON
WIN J EGGLESTON,
JOHN TEMPLE.
Richmond, Jan. lat. 1859
N. B.--Persons Indicated to the late coucern of
Price & Watkins. and those having claims against
it will call for settlement.
"a Al IN NJ II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

sn.REEs Il Co.'S Steam Gallery is the place to OBJ
tain good work at reasonable prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17
( EZkKIEL.


ENE HE UHE OF DIX. ILU5i kTIEd ;
ne IS of the Stomach or any her ike sffec tion is
SEE oDd to none in America abroad. 10 be ble
to st ,te conf dently that he blIters are csrtain
for spepsa ani like disc ases, ia to the Irn-
pr;etor ce Of unsloyed pleasure. 1t removes
all mprb d matter rom the stomach, purifes the
blood parts renewed vitality to the nervous sFs-
tem giving it that tone ard energy insitpsnss be
for the restoration of cath The numerous ac-
know dgments of its superior excellence and he.
naccnt suits, lare ASSURED the proprietOTs that
,tcannot hut prove grest cure to the afflicted, ard
impair vitality TO the thoYoush SYST N.
A4S~ See advertisement in another coiuH II.
Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

CcssEcRATIoH.-rhe Catholic Church recently
erected in fredericksburg, Va, will be conse-
Grated by Bishop McGil of Richmond on Sunday,
the 9th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

JAIL BURNT The Lew Jail at Point Pleasant
Macon county, Va, was destroyed BIZ fire On
Thursday last. Loss. $4,000. insurance, $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

Nor DEAD-The statement copied from an ex.
change of the death Of Capt. Vim. H. Watkins, of
Charlotte county, Va, venerable gentleman, who
has filed many posts in the public councils Of
Virginia, is incorrect letter to friend in this
city contains the correc ton in the handwriting
of the veteran himself and the will be hailed
with pleasure by his many relatives and friends
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

sG~N. B.-MUTUAl BENEFIT LIFE In.
SURANCE COMp'Y.-KNOWLE 4 WAJF0RD
Agents ask persons who arc thinking Of effecting
Insurance en- their LIVES, to call and receive p
copy of the annual STATEMENF'' of this
Company, and COMPARE it with that of any other
Company in the United States Also. get a Pro
spectus showing tho superior advantages of insur-
ing where the DIVIDE IDS ARE PAD THE IN
sURED WHILE LtVISG. end thus helping him
to pay annually over one-third of his premiums -
The Dividend LIST January, 1859 is 40 per cent. We
save PAID one Dividend of 30. of 3d. and ten Of
IS per cent amounting 10 the sum ~f 81 l6 SCI &C.
and have surplus of S3,0O1 ,920.s1. We are
this ear paying the Dividend of January, 1877;
next rear January lS53; next, 1859. and on, one
each year We require but half the premium ID
cash on policies for term CT life.
Please call and see us and take our explanations
of this Company's business as we earn that some
Agents soliciting for oihpr Companies do not seem
to understand the superior advantages which this
Comp nv affords the Ensured
fe i6-3t KNOWLES WALAOaD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

TEE GIFT BOOKSTORE, at "a Main street, il still
oren. This is q great movement. which has for its
end the dissemination of knowledge.
Don't fail to call at the Gift Bookstore. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

@r-REEs Cos Pearl Ambrotypes are the most
beautiful pictures yet introduced, North or South
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

TRIAL or REV. DANIEL DowNEY. The third tri'i
Of Rev. Daniel Dowuey, for murder in stanton
Va. commenced on Wednesday, the Sth inst, and
was closed last Wednesday. The jury retired
ahout = O'clock and subsequently came into
court, aud stated that it was impossible for them
20 agree upon verdict The Judge adjourned
thsa till yesterday morning. During the trial the
prisoners health appeared to be very feeble On
Saturday evening he tainted in the courthouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

na-REEs Il Co, Artists and Proprietors of the
Steam. Galiery, have facilities for taking 900 por
dali
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

GELight eyes taken.as well AS darS ones By Z EE'
{ Cos new and beautiful process of Photography
Price Is cts, 50 cts. 81 and upwards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17
CANADIAN SHOES. BALMO
.,..An {

@s&Ss~AE raj Shoes Seamless Caters. Patent
Leather Tongued CATERS Patent Leather Boots--to
Eetber with sii ether styles OF Boots, shoes and
GaiterE now worn. made to order at short rotiCe.
and 10 style, quality aud workmanship, surpassed
by none in tho Unite states
Those tbat appreciate nice Boots ard Shoes ut
reasonable prices, most respectfully invited TO
call as!d get their supply at.
HARRIS & CO.'S Shoe nepot,
NJ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

Eg-You WILL ut all times, find REEs Co at their
posts with everything in ine working order--never
in a stick"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

EI5- Posi- 1ysLY ONLY FOR Two WEEKS
LONGER All who want good PICTURES AT COST.
should at To II Main Stl eet, hitehursts
old Gallery, as WATSON will remain only few
weeks longer.
eS-Recoilect, If you want cheap and good PIC.
TU ABS, you must call at II VI sin street.
Ac-The GALLEkY and FIXTURES are for sale,
and will be sold low. ia 2s-lmif
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17
49, -<---z--l.----~--<.4-~<.-.<1
DIED,

At HIS residence, in the ceunty Of Hanover. On
the It'll instant, MILES LOCKNANE. In the s'fh
rear OF his ere. Hswas we'll known as an honest
and Industrious man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

EorIcE. A meeting in behalf
lot the Evangelical knowledge Society
81 psaFs Church. at a quarter bffJre o'clock
actresses paay be expected from the Rev DR.. An
DAtAs ahc o1hers. 70 Tits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

The TELEaaapH LINE between here aud WASH
ington went down late yesterday afternoon, and
we are without our usual reports. 1t will be up
this morning, aud in working order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

&1 SECOND SUPPLY Fur la
- DIES.-Received, and opened this morn
ing fine assortmen Mt of Ladies Shoes and Caters
embracing
heels
Thick and thin soisd Morocco Boots, with and with
out heels
Thick soled kid Boots, with heels
Double soled Patent Leather foxed heel Congress
CATERS
Thick and thin soied Congress CATERS, with and
without heels
I'd and Morocco Slippers. with and without heels
Overshoes with and without heels
Morocco Congress heeled Caters
White X i'd Slippers, with heels
White Il i'd slippers without heels
Together with almost every either lyle usually call
ed for.
Ladies' are respectfully invited TO call at No 90
Main street. two doors a0ove Messrs. T. Il. Price
Co, and supply themselves.
no IL JOHN g PAGE. in,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

M HELLER q W IA6UN -
w SEWING MACHINE.
No other compares with ii -SoatA.
II does all it proposes.-Enqairer
The work is even, strong ana perfect Christian
-4duoccte.
Is the most perfect instrument CsntyuI Prext,y-
terrain
kqgal, if not superior to any Transcript.
It has no rival -.Scieatifc american
triumph OF mechanical gonius.-LrsS DictiOll-
arg.
Its superiority ia obvious.-HonSehojd Words.
Co aplete success -Nttioadt M,pdriae.
Combines every essential -Liriag 4ge.
Eminentiy SUPERIOR Dictionary n Mechanics.
i find your machine invaluable. have used it
rear, and it has never been ont of order The stitch
is very durable and be adapte Ito fine or coarse
materiais.--lHTs 4HRd Cora Richie
OF it we Ca speak with entire olearness and con-
hdence, after the use of one four years more in
oIr family We look upon it as one of the beneiec-
tors of the age, and one which will constitute an
era in the history of woman.-MSG Oekes Smith.
There is but one Sewing Machke and that ia
Wheeler Wilson's.-JuLJe 4Nigs. Of the american
Institute.
The most practical invention adapted 10 common
use.-c0De Mechanics Institute Baltimore.
It will work as great a change IN 'he family, as
railways have in Ststes.-H0R v II BAlkS
~ Call and sss them, or send for circular.
Office, 22T Main st, Richmond Va.
fa l4-sn3t&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17
TELEGRApHTC NEWS.
~~~--~s-s~s-ss@%s~.~Sy~,~ -.
REPGHTEU FOX THE ..DIaPATCH.'
cnNNrcTIouT p0LIrIcs

HARTFORD. Feb Is Mr.. AivIb i. Hyde of Tall
land, was nominated to-day by vote of hundred
and four, out of hundred and eight, az the Demo
cratic nominee fer Congress Ia the let District o.
thIa Siafa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

- GREAT SACRIFICE OF
RICH RAGLANS AND CLOAKS,
At r EZEKTEL's. 60 Main street,
Selling regardless of cost make room for Spring
Goods. Rich HEAD DRESSES and Fancy HAIR
PINS; Extension SKIRTS of all kin is, from to 31
springs. For cheap Goods, call at the Cloak and
Mantle Depot, so Main street.
fe EZEKIEL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

EIL I AHhH tNDEAIEhs
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND. Va,
will practice In the city of Richmond aud In the
counties OF Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
~ Office in Lisie's Building, corner of Main agd
18th N 23-f2ra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

Ga HONOR TO THE RING.-Profes
ss>-1-a cor sWEETMAN will take his farewell
benefit at sCaAD'S HALL, Broad street, On SAT-
UkDAY February 18th, whsn he will be happy to
see hs friends and the public of Richmond to wit
ness the manly art Of self defence. displayed BIZ
lures weape rs only On TINS occasion several gen
make the sport interesting SWEETHAN will
be happy to put on the gloves with any gentleman
present. The whole will conclude with grand
display of science or trial CT skill, between Mr.
sWEETmAN and gentleman from England, in
ring costume.
Doors open ar half past seven: tick cts of adnis-
sion only 25 cents fe l7-at*