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The Secret Police OF Europe.

!" '''rn, recognized department. Of State
"N'f>rcin" even ihIn-., >amining ,vcr,thina
I'> lr"w'r> 81 control Ire irr,nrnlou>; 4 r,.la,
81 ''i'"iaPh~. II REPORT from the most distant
i'lri> OF an "mllrc III" approach Of danger.
AMI lhrn. d-d'n. a battalion .i cohorts. II
rn>'"'~ 1" III" scene with iinpcfIouS velocity.
9" rNun@''i~h the Ic,,>i symptom ot trouble.
!'"i there II 4 >crrr' ~li. OF tn, >,.I-vi e. the
dread Lands OF the Espionage. unknown to
th" f'i.hlir.and unknown - themselves .wbi,h
n"r'r'> my>rcri"l> ubiqui;, an! a ientoii,l
effectiveness /" IL l"wrr- Ih, ~ Is fine
pl>>lG' an t'ihlr,m. quoted b, DE Quincy. IN
h'> Caesars, IN which, describing the reach =.
w"li a> t'i" infrn~ilt al the Roman InI~rial
i""'r hr speaks "i the imjo>>imlitv ni an
offending >uiIort '>~arin@ punishment. II
Ii" i!''i /" III" ~ii'i"rnr>>,ir pursued him there;
II tracked HIM over the lathl,.>~ waters OF the
IA, and IN rh'' heart Of Porulou- rili,., often
the most secure aud lonely oi hiding rlaccs.
H. eyes rrnetr,,ir,! hi> c"n...apent, or Its
hand ~i,alrh,,i hinl from tl, thlu:r.,. Thu.
all iat;> o;' tie earth lrrarmr To him only =,
many WA Is "i an immense prison.
Ihr secret l"n;iccu: Europe achieves SIM
liar aih"rr"nt unIr"r,ali-v- It, forces. com
i'">,'i Of some oi' the highest ,iicntarirs. as
N-ll = the most srr;,aci creatures of every
cla>- aud callinG-womcn Of rank AMI wait
er> n Tie r";.>. III" clerks in shops the do
m,'-Ii,> about vour ral}, and even the lowest
:r,f..r;.i"rS %; tn" gamhliu. houses And l~o,h
c'~, iHrk c'.rywhero. &c vsvi.., t. Icr,crt,
and 10 a"r.>r- lour property, yonr freedom,
y"Hr lie tiff ilan.> on their reports. and
ION" wears alter the circumstances on which
>"lir' temporary suspicion may have grown,
ne rr"rr'S # ~. >-.-ln,lc,l c,,n-i>tul, the
ntri'-g i,i,u,-,irr:,-t,' ~iA ';>c up against
,"''- :a"s hoaA @, i;,- :tlrnt, AID hrtrty
yon - awful p'as'ti.>- Feur tiitl viii ne as
secret Il lie acc.i>Iai.n i. ami -cnr fa.c will
only L., known = 'l,c sweet .uui,.. ien,i'v who
ms -ap trrra h,. t.~.-, , a'ari the 4. --!,,i
friends that >'ai' Il 'l, warn c--,,i-,.rs ri
vo',- ',an'' ',n r.r,r. s.ar.c' ! 1,r~,,,-t -t.,u>c
IA Enroic. t:e'n t. = r',r- dungeon, = N,-
Pc IL he rol.! ~c'ir...'> ". Ear"-c. tha: l-r,
MT h,-a~ IT, ,:-i.> Of ,5r';n- VIM l.rr f-..,l
asTat- ia ':,'S ~'.'.n; r'tr',r - ii rt,.~ iislex
.r,ird, i-'" ..'s~.,~, i,-li,- .l.,,n Sunshine
y.
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dow ihc~r wa the lit,l, hci wi.a IL snowy
covering. and the thousand and on, lifile
comforts prepared tv his mothers hand. He
turned h~ head ~!c wl~ a, his side. and her
arms about hl~ neck tod keep INV hov ''
WIS all ,he could utter H.. kn,li ,t her
i""r a. IN lle days Of childhood. ani from
th"~" wavwan! lil'> cam, rhi~ rr4rtnl orarcr
- '''i >lHr" my un''rh.r, that | miv look
"i"n her face n.''n IN rhi> world
''h' l" i IL" iay-, when that ,oi,,. h,d
H''i out from "n'i"r tFr parental ,oor,. how
>"r"h WIS that ~I,nr In lur who r1,.. Inn,
'''th There was hone .;,r fL, Rn> L,,
hid r'r".mIz"I his Mrh,r> sod l., ,b,,
invisible >ili,.n cord >h.. sill held ,b.. v,
'"r'r lho""h broad >,.t~ rolled lrtwrrn
Letters """ la Moss Glen At stated m
''''''>, then NOR" lrrccuIirI,, ric'urin. "n,
'"' ''1Fhi spot N rh'. >lilnr HE. ffor VIII
WIS i'"nnd. lr'i they w,.r, 10 t.. SCANNED l.,
hI+ fathers r,") 1h, r-,:tl rrupr,,,,n, ~
>''i"r> lll''- "j"'n IN tort w,.r,. not nnknou,
I" h" "t'c'vr, ,.up th" :, rcu rlr,>nr.. bel!
:" h'> i''S, he 'l.ru' Tho ,i,..,> llr fb..r,,
"''r' moments ia In ml,l,.,.~t ,,,,l~. ub..r
'hhi a""'I wtuSi"r. God lt..f NJ, hn, r,I
std hl> d"r'., haui ani arrested ,l,,, L,l,
uttered oath pisu,<r,,l with bimx.If D.,
"'''''" turn ASIDE FOR am instant. bat only tn
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.A.:- are the present rates "t postage on
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.1'' operation on the ~ Of October.
'a' County OF Ca.c,iDui;t- -FEIE.
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+ cam" not II the cnuciu~Iuu ,,,.u ru..a tbs,
mat That the southern >l,,r. t,ai ,I,tb..J
whipped aud projected hv hi, mi>frr, = h,r,-
per Than the free col"rrd citiz.n Of the north
/" that conclusion have never sir,... a.,
ri'r:i- here ar" MANY. however. even m
'he Northern States. benevolent an! we'll diS-
passed men, who will pronounce INV npinion
erroneous, and "ravrly proceed io >ni,>r.,u-
iIa'c the assertion with an arrum.nt ,,.
they never drank, a> have from ,l,.. l;,,..,.
cup OF slavery. Just at sunset ~, hear, lem,
ed with unh"undrd i"y, aS Ford r,m,. ,,,l;r,,
INT" The ward. hiS hor>,. covered with ,,,u,
'hapn met him at the door. and after ,.,
'rr>n@ short time, he walked jirc,,l, f.,
mr
""r Iati. Won arr III a hri state M,
'"' "h', expression that escaped his ln,>
Thank nnd :" sand / ..tb,pk ,.,.l ,I,.,.,.
f"f", that ,"u have come. \, Ia>,
''ra"'n@ KNIT, from hi> pocket. ls. ,nd,o-
nanitN cut the cord from wrists. arrn> ,,J an
kIr> and slipped the no,,~r from m> NIX
attempted 10 walk hur <tr,s,.r,J Tx.
drunken man and ',Ii PARTIAL, To rhr.,rounI
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\ NOTHER'S INEIIFNcE

I....t , ''''' '-2'f''i IKE
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MOrUER.SI>,.rr>,.r
And 50 van sail 1,,..,.... ,,-r. .
ms, ,,,, y VI : sid
Yes. I'm bound +, ,L,, ,
been hratnr m, ,,r.. .;.i...
the wire, Of M, ,.,.,. H.. =, '''' y, u,
know ever, s,,..L ,,,J.,,
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calls me =, ..,,..,.,.
the nnmr vi,bor, .,. ,,.,,,' "''' =
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ri HII-HED EVERY SATURDAY
\. e.. CH AID WICK.

.. .lri ..kIrrELprr y coIBi'> Building. st.
go, .-.'r IN" -. ,Iuhn.burv House. ''
TERNS...Sl.5 30 per auuUn, if paid within
$500 i payment be DELAYED hcvor,l
\"..,.r .'.-ruu'iIIIcd until all arrrar-
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BLESSING OF \ GOOD DEED.
Hl 7. :. ARTHUR.


D -.ualI Ike to do that. every dav for
...-....r.c. SAID Mr. William rv.rot, r,,}
... l, hand. torcthcr uu;rLIy IN ;rr.,,r,...
,..,ar,
y. r,rrr, was a stock and mono, brok -,
.. l.. .-t ntaar an ..orcration" bv wbirg
.,!rl of Two thousand dollars was =.
. H. wa alone in his Office, or 50 mnrI
...., O., up- 70 f,I restrained lax th,. r,os
anWh.~. And Vet. \ r,i, Of J,rl
..,t.- w,r. f>,i in..nrl, ann his ..,t
-t-ard lu,,nan,r. with an,.>nr.s>;,p h.,
.,l~,-,,rI II. that vonII. at least h,vcc>
,,l u,,,.,.,.. ,,.,..l.r rho ~.
,.D. nt,,.. .v,. J..,J.r raI,. =,
t.>-rII.J IN H.. tr.,..,..n,L VI,
r,....,,.I,J..
...,,I m H.. ,..,;...I
u.....r..........,
.....,..t,..l ~. '' Wv, >"
.,5I...n an ,,rl,. ,,;aI =, ~ '''''
All carry friend OF Mr. Everett. 1t
.'.' "'i'rh I'i TO the boy ; lntroduc-
-ruo,boos,ndJ,rI,..,~ m
w. thousand dollars The broker had
>.
..,i,l...,r.' , ,;co r,,I,
'' > work. wonder what Mr. Jenkins
'H ''"'rr"w morning when he hears of
'' ADVANCE IN these securities ,"
,''" some cause tins mental reference To
''> ''i NOT increase our friends state
,'.''' ''''''"' Most probably, there was
" mug III 'hc transaction 10y which he had
''''''''>''i'c Il sum "i money. that, IN
'''.' ''""'''''S would not bear too close a
.'''"E something that Mr. Everett would
.! IKE t" have blazoncd to the world
MS as 1t may more sober mood in time.
''I'd' and although the broker was rich
tw" thousand dollars than when he .,
IN the mornino bc was ror,,;n,,.
'''f
~. "oUr ".t'rward>,a business friend came
ne office Of Mr. Everett and sail.
lave Won bc,rJ ,Lou. .,
~. ,.1.. ,,. '''' '>'c'
HIS said to he of for C,Ii,,rr;, u;,b
' '''i'
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thrnp' who was kidnapped in Washinyto
~: J." ''' ana taken to Louisiana, berb
Miller "i Auburn, y. l., have in press
''''' I'll HIS 'alli''y' from which tn
i0''" III cA'ra'I Is taken he extract il
''' aus d. "'''l''Suohablt iact-to wit: tha
'"' = "'' 'l"ei ana brutal men, the owner
''''' o'''''e'H ol saves and also humane meI
o''' VI '''c ia''cr class Nonhrup was res
'"''' iioiii ''ca'h'
7l,;Jj;o, .,..
! Tile 0tt,mptto Louo ,SJo,,,, Laf J;L,,,',.,,
hr" orerSc.r<. hu>trutcd 6q Mr ,,o,,g,s .,
I '|"P"t.
As the day hccan to omen. rr;he,ts GAM,
out of the house to where was hard If w,rL-
/ lie seemed TO be that MORNING o,o, ,,
morose and di>acrccahIe than usual H.. w.,
my master. entitled hv law tn nv flesh an,
oi""d, and To exercise over me such tyronui
cal control as his mean nature promptrd. bu
there was no law which could prevent M,
looking upon him with intense contempt.
d"SpiSrd both his disposition and his int.l,ct
had Just come round to the ke.. tor \ <u,nl,
OF nails. as he reached the WEAVING hons,
II thought told won ,o c,r,r..nc,. ,u,,;,,
on wrathcr-hoards this morning." H., remark
ed'
eS' master, and am about it, Irerled
wv here" he demanded
I'm The other side. was my answer
lie walked round to the other side. cxan-
Inrd my work for while, mu,tcrins to him
sell IN a iault-tIndn@ tone.
"l'Idn tell Won last NIGHT to get Il kc.
OF nalI> ot thaPin :" he broke forth ag.in.
YES, master, and 80 did and oyrr,ccr
>1d he would gel IN other >ilr Tor ,oil.i Won
wanted thrm, when he came back from The
h"Id-
Iih"at> walked tn the kcg. looked mo
m"nf at tn" "r"ntrnt> then kicked il ,iolrn,I,
"m'n- towards me in great passion. he.
exclaimed,
"'' j i ii .ou thought Won i,,o,r,i
something
made him answer: Il tried to DO as Won
told me, master OvcrSccr said" Eut h..
interrupted me with such Hood of curses
that was unable to finish the sentence, At
Length he ran towards the house. and ooiiro
to the piazza. took down one of the oy,rs,,rs
WHIPS ltc whip had "A snort wooden stock
braided over with leather. and WA, loaded 4,
the butt. The lash was three feet Io,,.. or
thcrcahout> aud made OF raw hid. strands
Vt first was somewhat rrio',rcu,.d. and my
impulse WIS to run Their, WI, mn cn. ,L,n,
except Rachel. the ro"h, and Char,n.. wifi.
and neither of them were to be SEQ, rLo
rest were in thc field Il knew l., intended
to whip me. and il was fine frs, ,;r,.. ,r, ,,,.
had attempted it since nv arrival =, ,,o,.I
les. felt moreover that hal h..n e.; l.
fnl-tha. was rui!tv Of no wr.,pa wb,t.,.,
and deserved commrn,iatjon rather ,l,n,,,r
i>hment Nv fear chanr,d TO amer and ho-
fore he reached me had made M NV mind
fully not to be whipped. let the rcSuIt bc I;fo
or death
Winding the lash around his hand and
f,Linr boIJ oc ,lo .ou ,l
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''"' ,"' uooi winch closed upon his form. did
/ not smut out the expression of his sober face
and humid glance from the vision of Mr. Ev,-
rc't' IN tact, from some cause. tears had
sprung to the eyes of the musinu bov, At IN,
very moment he was called upon to render a
service and, quicker than usual thouob his
motions We're; he had failed to conceal them.
a new tram of thought now entered the
nroker mind. The child OF his old friend
iad been taken INTO his office from kind of
charitable feeling though of very low vital
n.y. lie pad him a couple Of dollars week
AMI Thought little more about HIM or his wild
owed mother. He had too many important
interests OF ms own at Stakc.to have his mind
turned aside for trilling matter like this.
i'"'' now, aS the image OF that Sa,! tacc-tor
II was unusually sad at the moment when
Air Everett looked suddenly towards the boy
fingered in hiS mind. crowino every mo
mcht more distinct, and more tou.hnuIy
hcautHul, many considerations of dut, and
humanity wcrr cXritrd. He remembered hi,
olu friend, and the pleasant hours they lad
spent together, IN years long since pa>Sed,crc
generous feelings had hardened into ice. or
gwen place to an all-pervaling sel'iShncsS.-
ne remembered, too, the beautiful cirl his
friend had married. and how proudlv that
friend presented her to their Ett, world *
MS Drlde. The lad had her large, dark, Spir-
itual eyes only the Ii ght of iov had faded
thcrrtrom, giving place to 4 str,nc,. sadness
All this was now present to the mind ot
Mr. Everett, and though he tried, once or
twice, during the BOYS absence tn nLIit,r,t.
these r,cnII.ct;ors Lo ,..,.,,..tI
How is Your mother. John ," kindly ASK
cd the broker. when Il he l,d returned ,r,n
his clrand
The question was 50 un.>n,,.t,J that :,
confll>cd him.
"She'S wcII-tbarl 40, sir Y,
well, either thank
And the bo,'s tlr, flushed and ;....
>uilu>r,l.
Not YER, WILL Van ." NJ.
spoke with Liulp.,. ,nl
c>t. "Nr: 81. < hon, -
No. sir. not ,rr, Sex I'm,
But what .J,,r~ ...;1 ". r,,m..,.,...
a.in.lv.
.,Shr', IN tr,,II,. "b,Irs,,
Whit, ,h,. .r,. l,.,,.,I - '''' ivy
Ah inJc.J3 IT., .,r,.,. .' - u,
!, th,. troulJc L,LnlY ''''' Hat
The tc,r, wl,cb I,hn ,,,,.,
lcavoripn 70 r,.nrcsS n,m "' ,, "'I" ''l''H en-
,:.... ,,I:., Nv" |">h''. over Ms
ness h.. ,,,rn,.,I ~ ''''.'''' w NV "'aN
for time with his or.r,,'a,. ',,'' ~ uT-''u
Mr. Eyrrrtt WAS mn I,,,, ,'',''' ''2 'I,''i'Ss
.>nertrd IN exh;b;.;an ~ '''n',' y ;" "'-
nrw-horn rnns;J.r,,;nn :, :, "I''''" "''' " (;
MINGLED with rc.,,"', n.,,I ~, ~, ''c' ""-
nr>> WA, restored " ''' - '''' ''''' : " '''''''
".Iohn." he then said. If ,our mother :. m
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h,1H'"9 'r'r""t from thu Nonhrup na1u,irr.
me "7'~Pff" hnng >oIomo". Y Thrat< and
I"' "'efNeer>, frustrated By tie ro,uu,ye 81
Oopm.
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THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND, and
l. vicinity, are respectfully informed that have
at all times for hire competent Farmers Gardners,
and workmen of various kinds, by whom the best
Of references can be given.
Also. a number of White Servants, such as Cham
bermaids, MUSES., Seamstresses, Cooks Washers
and Ironers, &c &c. All those in want OF servants
will please call at my office.
will also undertske.any kind OF respectable
Commission Business as Agent and Collector. and
beg TO refer any who may wish to employ me to
Mr. John Davies, Stone Mason, near City Gss
Works.
Cap,aia Danforth, 9Th street.
Mr. Dabney, OF Hanover co, at Mr. Claiborne's,
Cary street
Nj Sutherland, Main street.
Stebbins Darraco,ts & Co, corner Of Broad and
9th street.
Mr Sizer, at Farmers Bank.
MIRO A Strecker, Main street.
Mr. John Williams, Treasurer, Richmond d Pc
tsrssurg Railroad Company.
Mr. 5 Woodbridge, Treasurer Glover Hill Coal
Company.
A call is solicited at my Office.
CHAS EHRENKROOK, Intelligence Office,
Below Stebbins Darracott & Co, corner of
Broad and 9th streets
Office hours Ito l2 A NJ, and 5 to7PM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-12

FAVORABLE OPPORTUNITY.-A
IA who wish to avail themselves OF the opportu
nifty OF purchasing Great Bargains in Dry Goods
and Millinery will do well to Gail in time as expect
10 close up business aoeut the 18th of this month
have a very desirable stock of Dress Goods, such
as dark and light Mousseliues, Bsreges, Tissues,
Challies, Silks, Barege de LANES, emb'd Muslins
&C.; plain and emb'd Hkts, lace and muslin Sleeves
and Collars, Inside Hkts, with Sleeves to match;
worked Trimmings, Laces and Musllns, Gloves
and Stockings in great variety furniture and dress
Caicoes, &c Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons, Plumes,
Wreaths, Dress Caps, Head Dresses, &C; Trim.
mings of every description.
The entire stock will be sold at and oetoD cost
previous TO auction. | need not enumerate a list
of prices here but you are respectfully invited to
call at my store and examine for yourselves.
have the cheapest goods, the lowest prices, and
will satisfy You of the fac that l am selling the
grestest bargains shall be open but for short
time 90 call soon WIN. J. SWORDS,
fe 5-ifel5 No. 225 Broad st., Sheckoe Hill.
IiEDAk TAk-ConsumPIfon Cared
u The most successful remedy now in use for the
cure OF lucipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys Kings Evil, letter, Dyspepsia, &c, pre-
pared by Mira B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street,
Baltimore.
years have been afflicted with frequent heunor-
fhages of the lungs, attended VITA panfui couga;
Irried various remedies, and had the beat medical
advice, bu: without relief until tried your Cedar
Tar which has entirely cured me.
Yours respectfully, GEORGE PARKS,
l27 Saratoga street, Baltimore, Md.
October Sd, 1889.
Call aud get Pamphlets containing certtscsses.
rp Beware of couneerfeits. The genuine ara-
P HORfoN KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
no9 GensralA aeutfur Eastern Virgins.
nj NT0TTCE.-PRICE OF WOOD AND COAL
" REDUCED From this date, the subscriber
will sell Oak Wood for "a per cord, delivered;
Pine for S3 so per cord, delivered; Hard Goai
good article wsrrasted to bura well, ct % oo per
load, delivered.
per cent will be deducted from the above pnces
for cash.
Orders left at Mr.. P Voolfolk . Grocery on Broad
| street, the office at the Yard will be promptly
hed
| fe8-ts THOS FOSTER.
| ARD.-lo barrels, % nalf Oos, for sale low. to
~ close Up, by
| fe9 JH0 WOMBLE e. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-12

Jas. "A. Palmer has been arrested At rarksrs-
burg, Va, charged with q large forgery IN
Gsnesseieouniy, Ny.