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To College Boys
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rrr,,o An Exchange Papcr.]

Ia
rrronn AN Exchange faper'l ..f,
VIRGIL. AMERIcANIzED.
s,n,e six or eight years ago there APP
,eered in several different issues OF New
England paper certain tragmentary Trans
lotions from tVirgil." which, by thelr au-
dacious American freedom OF rch1ellns'
axc;trd wild disuiav among classical scho-
nara and endless CONSERVATION IN all col
lociste circles. Too modest to CONTINUE
the Mautuan havoc at time "heh NY
polite reading public was aireaaS S,,,
fering enough from the HUI ,,.ar
ianale of contradictory southern war
oerrs IN al, the Journals, the Yankee trans
iator retired from view for long season,
and allowed rumors Of his ASSASSINATION ny
= band Of infuriated Sophomores TO pas
uncontradicted, OF late. however, the SUI
eesees Of Lord Derby, Gladstone, ana n,!.
ant in Greek have tempted him rom 10y
once more. His TRANSACTIONS gre 'sa ,. ~
neat pamphlet form, WITH dlas, s aSSaSs
ting illustrative anacronisis ' ta 's s,hi;n,
COMPASS that one step from the suonme
which is universally reS"foeo III '"i''"'lSo
of fractional levity.
nido's confidence with her sister, res
Meeting the great Trojan, in Lt6er qudrtus,
comes down to free and easy pentameters,
and is particularly Americanized in its
irreverent references to Sichaus and Pyg-
malion. as&
thus her sister Anna she addre ssed:
THIS nice young mau that's now a-stopping here
To my affections is a-g1owing dear;
sse e fear is as so Sas sn:emanse below.
Myg,ief wh. ~ savage sh g., 1h snn r IN mas IT.
Y hadn't vowed not to unite again,
I'm 1t quite certain but sn"nid cave IN:
since 20 r dear SIC was slew by BROTHER Pyg,
For no tive man I've ever cared hg,
TN ,,pto RI this brave hero came
But pow-I swami feel the ancient htme;
YET with my mother Earth wo Id DC m,x xeG
Before I'd bresk the laws or ptcty,
Or scandalize our best society;
My heart lies in his ashes III AIS my Sa!t.
Thus Dido speaks with certain decent tears
Whom thus the sympath'Sing Anna checrs'
~ sister. dcarcr than the light OF day.
Why Will you weep your precious eyes away
DO you SUP pose Your husbands bone Gus. cSe7
4 Bnng,own copper who his trousers wears:
Twas we'll enough /, scora the Lybian peers
nd nut flaa in swart La.h.'s years
But II you've taken sn"hs Win =" WIZ,
This cArtivatng Trojan, Why, &" III
The grand Carthagenian hunt durlns
which the Queen and Hnas, separated ron IL
their party by the storm, enter the ca'e' -
thus spiritedly worked up
'tAnd now the hunters seek tho wooded Ribs
DIslodging stra'ghtway al the amiInills. wall
Giraffrs and chipmnnks, from the T"utt'in P'"A'
Come wildly gslinping prr,'ct s'rehk .
I ions and w0o!churks CHATTER down the Vni1S'
Ascanius bravcly gu dies his sized impcri"ns,
And wishes he could bag rhi-uo-cerloHs
And when, after all. that tlirt Enas, IN
pretended obedience to Jupitcr's mercuflal
message, sails away from his royal victim,
thelatter is completely overcome.
"Competely overcome with pain and passion
She tainted In The mos: dstinguc fashion. ,,,,,
The screaming maidcns bear lhcir sPra"'Hh
Unto bedstead hung with choice morecn;
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" kOAD.-Ln and after MONDAY, 9Th Decor-
Der, 1870, the PASSENGER ThAINS win rim IA.

aND L.
~ kOAD.-Ln and after MONDAY, sth Deca,n
Der, 1870, the rAsSENGER TRAINS viii rim ss.
follows:
MALL TRAIN will run DAILY betv cen Rich
monu and Staunton except Suno.y, b. tween Cor
donsville and st.unton)., Leave Richmond at A.
u trrlae Stnuntou st 4:2s +. II. Leave staun-
ton at 8:e9 \. Nj. and arrive a. Is edmond HI &:5s
z. NJ. =, making close connections ut Gordousyi.ie
and Charlottesville with OraI ~, Alexandra nj
Manassas railroad trains toe Alexandria, Wash
naton, Baltimore, PhIladeIr hla, New York, Boz
to., &c. :; also for Lyncnhrrg, Knoxville, Cra,-
aobils, &c This train y III run TsI-W EEk..Y
between Stanton and While sulphur on TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, VIZ:
Leave White Sulphur ut $3.50 y. NJ, and arrive ~
taunton &. s:aa A. NJ; leave Stanton st I:JJ T.
H., and arrive 1t " hite sulphur IL 10 Z. 81.
Going West, paisengers dine ut GorduDsyilr-
and sup at GOWN; ton. Going East, breakfast At
stanton and dine at Gordonsville.
ThlG train Connects with stages Ms foll0T3:
AT taunton Tor Lexington Natural Bridge, ami
Harrlsonburg. Passengers cannEt go 10 LcNing-
ton via Goshsd, but mus; leave car ~ Eta Il nU.
Az nlllboro' Tor batn Alum Springs, - Jules
aud " arm S,rinYs, Is miles.
At " hita Sulphur Springs for Lewl.burg 9mtc4:
anu Charleston, loo miles.
THROUGH r X h # . Issued TO all pn!hts
North. West and southwest
jams ?. FETHERIA 30
no29 IieaSra! TicEr. Agent,
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BY Hill 4 Goddin, ,.,,. Nv.
Real Estate y gen and Auctioneers,
..E No. HOS Main street. .--s .''

AUCTION SALE OF TWO EXCEL
/. n lent PLALESIN TIE WEST END OF
TBETOWS. will off r IT In, request Of AL
parties crpce'n ned on The premises: on ICEs-
vsluabl. pieces OF property 1T !: o. clock M. the
large BRICK aDUSE, with nc es Of land at
tached. near Camp Grsnt, 500 yards beyond The
street railroad. The fmprav ,me!t' ire all In Rood
stable, and kitchen: excellent Well OF water
fruit: add shade ,rees on the place. AndaL O'clock
Z. 81. wi / Sell tiis, neat BRICK Cs'T1AGE In
which bow reside on n sin street, opposite hon:
roe rark. fronting lo4 faatesa Msin street, and
running back 100 leet TO a &c, foot alley rooms
en-; excellent water hu.t snd \ variety OF grapes
on the plae. Attention Of parties seeking invest
ment Is Gale d To the above saleS, .tgrl.s ~ r..
9skRMs /: One-four;h cash; bIlance 1t & u, and
IS months, with interest at8 per cent.
las 1g,.- JOHa II. MESEDlTd, Trustee.
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BY Grunbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
4 ST.,kE A:4D DWELLING ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET. BET NEEN
FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS In execution
entered sth January. 1871 In the cause Of McGlsr-
nan rs. Has ings, administrator, Will sell a.
j annary i.7L at a O'Clock P. NJ. the property
situated as above In rear Of the store Of Charles
L. Todd, 1t IS two stories high vi n q cellar.
The LOTS 90 by SIS feet to an alleys feet vide. !.
TERMS One-ionrth cash balance 4. 8, ard 70
month";, for negotiable notes, with fntereat sd
died. and title retained until tue notes are paid.
Il. il. NASH, om'r.
ta0 GRUBBA & WILLIAMS, hncts.
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II IsT IF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FEa PIT, arst premium; MUSSos's TCnS-
Lar LI9HTNING-hol, arst premium; AMEN,
f,r DIAMOND STATE 4OOKISG-3rvSe. stsy
oc found at MOUSTCAsTLE'S so Broad street.
All In want Of above articles should eau oe ore
purchA sing elsewhere. DO
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RlcHMoap AND fErxKsHuaa X. Y. Co.,
]. - ~ = :. RICHNkrGN Dac 90 is.n
RICHMOND AND iosK kIyEE RAILRoAD,l
SuPERISTESDEST'S OFFICE,
NJ RICHMOND, VA, Dec, 10 1870, J

RICHMOND AND iosK kIyEE RAILRoAD,l
" SuPERISTENDENr's OFFICE,
~ z. RICHMOND. VA, Dec. 10 1870.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Decem-
~ Der No. 1870, the Trains en- this road viii il,
~ foliowa:
PASSENGER TRAINS
GOING EAST.-iea Richmond daily (SurSs.y
exec ptedl ~ lis T. NJ. arrive At n est Po!ai at
3:lu 2. a.
GOING WEsT.-Leave West Point daily t:un-
day excepted ate A. ID; arrive at Richmond AZ
1855 A. NJ. - aa
Trains connect at West Point on Tues,iay,
thursday. and Saturday with steamers for rlyor
landings and baltimore.
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAR
ATTk CHED.
Leave Richmond on Tuesday, Thursday. and.
Saturday ut "a. M arrive NJ West Point at 40
A. n.
Leave West Point at 2. NJ; arrive In Rich.
mond at 5 Is z. Ii.
THROUGH FREIGHT
For BALTIMORE and all points NORTH and
VI ES received daily and forwarded promptly.
Through bills Of lad:ng given 10 all points
North and West. X. 4. DUUSLAS
de 20 superintendent.
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SALE OF YALIIA.

A ONMlSSlONER'S SALE Ot fALUA-
" Bile REAL ESTATE. BY virtue OF a de-
cree Ct he Ci-1ult Court OF nitckleuburg. pro-
nonnced ut The October term. 1870, Ia the case OF
McllTaIne, soa q Go. re- Tucker Darlington,
the highest b d Ter, on the 7th day Of FEB UARY.
1871 "A tract of lana located 10 the upper e0d Of
y:ccklenbure, and known as '.iIN -ETWOUD."
This tract contains. by recent survey, / 1877
ACRFn, is within IS miles Of Keysyil1e, and lies
en- Blues,nne creek. II has on 1t u dilap!dated
d~eilice -house, some cabins. and the necessary
tobacco houses: IS vel watered. has an abund
ance Of fine timber, avd - consider ed as prcdnc
tive as any tract I'm the ighbo hood. Persons
vi hing 10 buy are requested TO examine tie pro-
perry. .-..
TERMS Enough cash to pay cns's Of suit aud
expenses Of s lie. a1d the residue in four equal
annual ins.slmsnts, III. purchaser executing
from the day of sal. Tor the tefc red payments,
and the title re.alned until the full payment OF tie
lurchase money; or the purchaser Tay. RI his
npti II, pay one-,hird cash, and execute his bonds
for The residue without er seccrty than the title
retaint d. rs aforesaid. JOHN X. LEIGH,
ia B--2awtds Special Commission er.
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REFERS TO

DIR. MACE. Burnside, Conn.,;
DR.. WRIGHT, North Lee, Mass;
DIR. HOLKuM, North Lee, Mass;
DR.. ADAMS, stockbridge, Mas;
DR.. SCOTT, North Manchester, Conn;
DIR. JAQUES, auckland Corners, Conn.,;
IR. BEkHSFORD, Hartford, Conn.
All OF whom treated me for the disease.
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METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL erREHTs.

STATIONARY and PORTABLE EEalsEe,
and "a W-MltLS;
BAEK, GRisT, and TLlsTER MILF;
BOILERS, FORGiEGJ, CASTlEGS OF IReS
or BRASS; MOL GEARING, &c.
ENGINES and IA -n1LLS Of various s!.ea
always on hand. . ..s...
Old engines, &C., repaired and SOLD or commits
sion or e7cnxnSeo !cr new. AL o.hei gSYAiT.
promptly and Satisfactorily done.
Bend for dsscrlp se circaLars.
deA WILLIAA K. TAEHEE ca.
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COMMISSIONERS .SALE.--In pursu-
" ance of decree Of the Circuit Court of Che. :
terrified county, pronounced at Its May term, 1870,
In the suit therein depending. styled James p
.erk.ns vs.. Joseph ". Phillipa, I shall sell At
public auction. In front OF Chesterfield Cnurt-
house, in Manchester. on MONDAY, the 9th OF
January, 1891 that being court-dayl. at the hour
of O'Clock P. NJ, the LAND on which the said
Joseph W. Phillips lately resided, containing ls'
acres, more or less, lying Immediately On the p
uomattcx river about thirteen miles from Peters
bug and nalf mile above Exeter Mills, adjoinlng
o L. Ivy and others. There is a small FRAMEi,
or chard; good stores and mills loca' ed cnnven-
iently near. The place is well supplied win
wLter. =. -, N
months credit, interest added.
ias ar c. G. McRAE, Commissioner.
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By drubbs Il Williams, - al
Real Estate Agents and Aucsioneers,
eleventh street, between Main and flank 81.
SPOTswOCD HOTEL EFFECTS FOR
y SALE AT aUCTi0 Nh RISES CAR
RIaGES. FURNITURE. &c.-By request OF the
late proprietSrs.~ VIII sell at auction, at the
spslswroi lf.tsl stables on THURSDAY. the
9Th day Of January, commencing at IL O'Clock
4. NJ, "a .
som MIEUSrS, =
beautiful HACKS and HARNESJ, nearly
2BaGGaGE WAC ,Ns, - 49, .....
lMaRkET WAC N, u. @"t..s 49,
l. sets Of HARNESS III. *. .-. ~ ..
Some odd sets o. HARNESS. 8e. In =.
And imme oiatelv there .fte-, ut, say, o'clockP.
NJ. we viii sell, in the rooms over Secsrs. q. o.
A. Bargamin, cn Main street, an assortmen. OF
FTKSlTJEE saved from the IRE AZ The spots
wo ID, embracing . .,.,., nh ; q. -
= . fine MIR cRs, .' $50 49, ..
....a..T AhLFS, DISKS III. ss" - ~
StF.S. CHAIRS, gsl,t3 b. G@t
sts'3s'; MATTRESSES, --......- SIS. ..sy
80. ssa1lGRO3KEkY aud CHINA,
! 49, !ets OF asTORS, r.#-E." .
PLAT.D WARE, -s - s.u.
sId many other articles.
rersons dssir!ng any Of the above articles VIII
10 we'll TO attend he sale. s."
Terms For the fnrntL3re cash fer the horses,
&C.. 60 days credit for negotiabl. notes, with ia-
terest added and satt factor lily endorsed.
las GkUBBS &"TLLIaMa, Au IS.
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SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
JOHN n. WOODFIN,
ally MAIN st 4 z 4 T.

JOHN n. WOODFlN,
..lII.7 MAIN STREET.
... OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE.
Bers to Inform his friends and the public that IN
addition to his large and complete stock OF staple
and fenoy ..s-
DRY GOODS,
he hiss now ready for exhibition splendid line Oh
articles both useful and ornamental specially
adap' ed to the present season and the holidays.
lie cells special attention TO
sHAwLs and C1oAKS, in great variety:
CLOAK MATERIALS "a large assortment
GESTl.EMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
RICH LACEs LACE COLLARS and SETS
EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS,
LACE and EMBROIDERED HANDK K h
CHIEFS,
sAsHEs and SASH RIBBONS,
KID GlOvEs,
DRESS GOODS
Of every description.
In fact our stock is full and unusually
ATTRACTIVE,
and as the season Is fur advanced will offer buy
' RxrRAORDINAY INDUCEMENTS.
JOHN N. w0oDFIN.
ao % I'LL Main street.
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STOVES AND FlAwAXE.

SNYDER q IRBY,
RICHMOND STOVE AND ARCHITECTURAL
! IRON WORKS,
1890 CARY STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
FIRST pyem,s M on our COOkISG-sTUVt II ,pe
Yngini. sts.s Fairs OF lsos and 1910. FIRST pre-
OF 1889 and s7o. Premium awarded after tss.,
were actually rpade Oh tie grounds. Thousand,
cxn tssti!y that the premiums were well deserved.
} First premium given at the same Fairs for best
HHATlNG-aTUYE.
First premium for best COPFEE-RoAsFER,a
very I'm port att adjunct 70 the cookng.stovc.
i /, FRUE1S and CRATES.
{ FENDGRS In greet variety.
HYUSE-FROtsfSo OF most beautiful styles.
IRON RAILING and vERASDAHS.
Terms reasonable. sNfDEE u jkbl.
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By Thos. ". Reese, Auctioneer,
f.F1 y Nd. ISL Main street.

Z, u No' tst' mann ''' e''' : =. >
DIANos, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IsCARPETB. &c.. AT s,AUCT1oN.1THIs
DAY at 10 o. CLOCK Will sell at my auction-houge
several ROsEWOOD-CAsE PIANOS, 8
Walnut PARLOR SUIT in Reps;
MaHONANY SOFAS and CHAIRS. .
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT. s
WALNUT and MAHOGANY BUREAUS, 4
MAHOGANY and WALNUT MkRDROBES.
MAHOGANY and WALNUT WAsHSTANDS,
Jenny LIND and COTTAGE BEUSTEADS,
Handsome MAHOGANY BOOk.CASE.
MAHOGANY CENTRE and CARD TABLES.
WALNUT and OAK EXTENSION TABLES,
MAHOGA NY and WALNUT S1DRBOARDS, d
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS.
BRUSSELS CARPETS, one very large;
FEATHER sEDS.
Thsf.E and POCKET CUTLERY,
SEWINa-MACHISES,& &c.
It THOS. ". KEESEE. Anct.
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cS7 DECEMBER, 1870. COZ
RICES REDUCED.
Prior. 20 taking inventory We shall reduce our
| .p5ices III OF der to reduce stock. Wear
! ----- Offering at very low prices
the following
DRBSS GOODS:
PUpiINS, PLAIDS, SERGES.
EMpEES3, CLOTHS, ALPACAS, SILKS,
JAPANESE PNPLIN, BLACK VELVErEEN,
BALM0RALS, MERINO VESTS, GLOVES,
LINEN HASDK
RIBBONS, CORSETS,
CHI -nREN'S WOOL HOSE,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS,
CRASH, TICKING, SHEETING, &C.
.iIRSH & GUGGEEaEIMER,
1927 BROAD STREET.
". {. KEAN, 7. c. CHESKRY, F. p. GRETTER,
Salesmer. de 10
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BY j. D. " Whitehead Co.,
Nos. 3and FineentK street. between Main
and Cary streets.
0UR NEXT REGULAR WEEKLY
" HALE will take place on MONDAY, January
9th 1871 at our at re, Fifteenth street, between
Main and Cary, commencing at 100 O'Clock A. 81,
when we viii offer at auction large and WELL
assorted stock OF 80
- - n ~. -. GROCERIES, .~
,,~-ss.. a.. LIQUORS, ...- n..
N@1'''. '' WINES. &C.:
to which the attention Of the trade Is invited
It j. u. WHITEHEAD q Co, AnCps.
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HOLIDAY GOODS,

HOLIDAY GOODS,
WI HI DON'T YOU BUY
w YOUR a........
g.. CHRISTMAS CLOTHING
OF the old established house of
.Es. WA. IRA SMITH.
Corner Tenth and Main SITS.
.ns Cid Stand Of Baldwin
p. T.. incredibly
j. II. LEFTWICH,l ate with n & Raldain
j. II SIMPSON.
II. T MILE R, formerly Eimpson &.S:illsr.
/ +, T. PECoR,
). l.. SMITH.
j. FBEL, CATER.
Respectfully invite their friends to call and see
them as above. "s" oe -
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RAILWAY, n. j., Dec. 2, lsee.-We, the under
signed, are well acquainted with Fl. III. Freeman,
Of Railway, and know TINT he has been long
time suffering, in the worst possible form, forthe
past four years, and that he has been entirely
cured by the use Of. Helmbold's Buchu."
J.W. SAVAGE, ex-Mayor;
FRANK LA BAU. President of Council;
WIN. RICHARDS, Clerk of Council
PETER A. BANTA, Councilman;
WI. BROWN, Coun Gilman; .
Us. s. MGLICB, Councilman
LEWIS HOFF, Councilman;
j. b. STRIKER, Merchant.
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"ToMBoYs." Never apply the word
"tomboy" to girl who is taking healthy
and innocent exercise. Are there not
mincing misses enough about us, who pei.
vert girlhood by adult nonsense till the
whole head is sick and the whole heart is
iain. ?"-Fdnny Fern.
There is but one greater absurdity than
tie trailing dresses recently so fashionable
in the streets, and which IS yet retained in
the drawing.room, and that is the equally
hampering obstacle of social custom on
young girls. Nothing is worse in the eyes
Of Mrs. Grundy than tomboys, but there
Ia no truth palmer than that they are to be
the salvation OF the race, if it ever is saved
from the degeneracy which threatens it. A
poem which we publish elsewhere in this
No., entitled "The Three Romps, !" breathes
the true sentiment, and we hone to see
such pictures as 1t describes reproduced,
and hung upon our walls, and written about
in our novels, until girlhood and woman
hood shall be made fashionable which is tit
Tor something else besides leadinga King
Charles or nursing Il poodle, and driving
around In carriages from millinery TO y
dry goods store to see the fashions. and
.s,,Ia. into the carriage again before dozen
MadassSteps have been TAKEN Waperley
Motto for an asp
'em In paryo. ailce ]adge-- III " y
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A ROMANCE OF TIE ISTERloR-A Gus
TOMS INSPECTOR LEARNS OF THE WHERE
ABouTs OF HIS SHIPwREcKED FATHER AFTER
AN ABSENCE OF SEVENTEEN 1EARs.-Ihc
Chicago Republican says: There have been
written, perhaps, q thousand romanccS rel
ative to the finding OF children by their ten
der parents. Chicago contains man who
has been made happy in double sense
he has discovered q father mourned as of
the dead through seventeen long years, ana
the father aforesaid has discovered in Cap
tain j. j. Harrington, late Of the Ninet ieth
Illinois volunteers, and now Of the custom
house, q six feet three inches and220 pounds
;lyordupois inheritor of his name and Tor
tune. Nearly twenty years gone by Har-
rington pere left the shores of the Green
Island to seek fame and fortune in the
broad territories of the New World. On
the foegy coast Of Newfoundland the YES
sci in which he sailed encountered
storm and was wrecked, nearly AL on
board perishing. Harrington was among
the survivors, and settled down in the
country on the shores Of which he was cast
away. The emigrant had left In his own
land n Young vile and several small chill
dren. They left Ireland for America few
months later than the husband and father.
They expected to find their natural pro-
tector in New York, but were bitterly
doomed to disappointment. After wasting
some weeks in unavaiIing waiting and
hoping, Mrs. Harrington and her family
followed the "star of empire" settling
down in this State, and eventually in this
city. The children grew up to maturity,
the mother was laid to rest, and the exist
ence of the father was almost forgotten.
Captain Jack was always a stirring boy,
and when the war broke out he shouldered
muSket with the brave Goth, and Won his
captains "bars" on many field OF fame.
When peace was proclaimed he returned
TO civil life, and was patroniZed by Uncle
Sam. Three days ago he received letter.
He opened, read, and stood transiXed it
was from his father. The old man had
heard of his family through some Chica-
eoan who had visited the land of Goldfish,
and he lost no time in renewing his ac-
oualntance with those so dear to him by
nature. He had written TO Ireland, had
heard the family had left there Tor America,
traced them to New York. and lost sight of
them for many weary years. He concluded
they were dead, and underworld, in peace
full toll, to drown his grief. In those years
of industry he had managed to acquire q
competence, and remained true to his old
love, He invites The presence of his son,
and in few weeks Captain Jack will shape
his course to that island
far abroad,
Where sailors gang to fish for cod.
Amid the dense fogs Of that latitude,
those so strangely sundered shall be united,
and the curtain of peace shall envelope
them.
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OFFICE OF THE POLICE JUSTICE, !

OFFICE OF THE IOLICE JusIlCE't
RICHMOND, JAN. 0, lsIl. )
OWNER WANTED.-We have in our
" possession LARGE BLACK IL. RISE. sup
poeed t, have been 8. Glen. Apply At the office nf
streets.
Taken up, On the 18Th November. 10 the city OF
Richmond, a LARGE BLACK HORSE, sixteen
hands high, about nine years old, In good Older,
and OF fine action. nc said no, Sc Is supposed 10
have been stolen, and IL awaiting identification.
Apply 81 the Office of City Police Detectives, cor
ner OF Main and nth streets.
The horse described above vas brought TO this
city by on. Charles Miller, and by him abandoned.
Under the OF dinancc concCrnl2g ab ndoned prop.
ty he said horse Will be sold at public auction,
at The first police station, old Market Hall, on
THURSDAY, the 18th Jay of January 1871. a.
O'Clock r. H., Unless Sooner Claimed property
proved, and costs paid by the owner.
BY order of j. J. WRITE. Police Justice.
4. II. CHAnKahY,
IN e-tfs Sergeant OF Police.
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By Lyme s. Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agen,s.
1912 Main street.

VALUABLE LOTS FOR CONNER
Y CIAL PURPOSES FOR SALE AT ACC
TION.-Wc Will sell ut public suction, on the
premise S. on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of j inuar:,
1871, at y O'Clock P. d., the following desirable
EOTS: IL ,
That upon which the store Nessrs. G.. d. Gwath-
m,y 4 Son formerly occupied stood, having
front on the east line of Lh2ckoe snip Of 2s3 By
about 68 feet. = .-H s-'.
Also, the LOT adjoining, where the store Of ~:
NJ. Martin, son & Co. stood, having front OF got
by 80 feet, or there's bouis.
faS LYME BRO, Aucts.