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From the Eonnectieut Courant.
MONITOR.

THERE is one of the tragedies of So
pheeles, an admirable moral, couched un.
der the veil of heather fable. Phiioctetes,
10 whom Hercules had bequeathed his bow
and arrows, went together with the other
princes and chiefs of Greece, 70 the siege
J of Troy. He was soE Of the renowned
Achilles, and as distinguished for his valor
as his birth !; bur having been Bit by ser.
pent, an incurable and most painful ulcer
ensued; and his perpetual groans and la
mentation disturbed aud disheartened the
Grecian camp. For this reason the. Greci-
an chiefs had him conveyed to Lemnes,
desolated island, where he remained tor ten
years alone, and in intolerable anguish
at the end of that time, it being declared
by an Oracle that Troy could never be con-
quered without the arrows Of Hercules,
which were then ia'the possession of Phlloc-
setes; Ulysses and Neoptolemus were sent
to Lennos to obtain them.
ULYSSES, notorious above ali men for craft
and intrigue, and well knowing that Phi
loctetes bore the Grecians an implacable ha-
tired for their cruel usage OF him, laid
cunning plan to goethe arrows from him by
fraud and this plan he communicated TO
Neoptolemus at the sarae time insisting
thai he should become the instrument OF its
execution: Neoptolsmus, who was &C.
nerous hearted. young prince, was at hrst
struck with horror at the base propositions,
and says,
$ Iswas not born to fiatter or betray,
--' What open arms can do
Rehnld me nrorn nt to set. but ne ar to trald
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to observe, that as l. had concelve( full
reason for believing that the disposition Of
the governmental the .. S. was conciIiato :
ry, may have dwelt in my own mind,
while writing my note In, answer to that of
Mr.. Smith, upon that impression, and may
have on that account attributed to MIR.
Smiths note, a stronger appearance of con.
citation than the language of it may Jus
tiiy.
1t is remarked by you.in your No / 4, Of
the 23d May, that my Instructions did not
authorize me to hold out the expectation
that his majesty would send an envoy ex.
traorGjnary to conclude treaty with the
government of the i. S. until his majesty
should have received from him an authentic
and Official recognition. of the conditions
which | was directed to require.
The conditions were undoubtedly not re-
eognized in the formal manner required by
you, because this government had not suf-
hcient authority to make an engagement as
to what should be the determination of the
United States, through its legislative as
semblies upon the state OF their foreign re-
latlons.
Ee rested witt, the Congress alone to de-
clare, that the non-intercourse law shoald
be continued or not, and in what manner it
should be carried into effect. The presi-
dent could do no more than act upon the
law as it existed.
] have already furnished you in my No.
20, with my reasons for believing that all
the conditions would have been accomplish
cd by the Congress, which had pledged
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IN COMMON COUNCIL.
February 18Th, 1910.

February 18TH, 1910.
ORDERED, That the Superintendent Il
Police do give notice 40 the persons own.
ing the manure ia Alfred street between
Queen and Oronoko streets, 10 .remgye The
same as soon as she weather will permit
and if net attended to.that he .removs it ss
the expe nce-of the owner.
Extract from the minutes.
ADAM LYNN, C. G: h.
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De- ld1 s ~ 1SSsa;al !.
of 1Gts HI ~ tAittesl. 4 lst coraS !.
!..l.ses scss y lissr1 Gss
'Mrtg,s IL aiA Nh, fSnJS q 81, ~ S.. g
$ s7trIRs1afs9 q xessnasstse O 1hcaa
was taas6Seflk I'LL ottcA az 8 y neanll1iIv
the couslssi =, m Ssssd ihessme So sSfi.SS.
niens o. read . fctiowS !: -
-" No utA 1lnoAility shxii be rtaa,ia ~
the U1iltd ststee:; and mo- peisou boI5;nS
any othse OF prs6sspr nIsss sndlf 6
shall, rwithopt thseuaaent Of -Consyyrssss acss.s
tept Of any pressnt ennoiamsnS b fsnS 4
title Of any kind ~hafever Epn, es,y 80 8
ror, king, ptince or fose,Ra STATE ~ ~
ifanyse itixea Of the. United Sts,.s .haiI -.
eepto aox stie Of nobility OF Of any - ~. =
title ofdisiinciion ateye or be,ow:ikss 81
tno6any ftsm sny emperor. king, psipecscr
fqse'ea stase, or shsat Hold ths same 81 IS, !.
scent. sash eitizfn shall thenc. forth d IL i
capable,sof txeseising or .uioyina,s Am -
che riehu and zaad srpmuuisies at 4 e. /.
citizen ct che Units States. OF, Of ,he nv
vidnahssaefs and shall also be incspshis of
holding say cisco of pto6s or. tru,s ..nxlSIrr
them os jshsr Of ihem." ~ n, i.
M. S&AAat I'd. ponce IN Gux 3.
the house 81 representatives makinss q. |,
preparations for the support 81 gusssnmene
for the year 1slo, with amsndnspEs ! :
which were resrl. ~
.Mr. -AiLAsase s1bmi.ted the following
resolution for consideration ~.
4" Resolued, .Tha, the .prssident OF the
United STATES be requested to.csuse TO- DO
laid before the senate information of tie
manner IN which the aes entitled IA
at to amead and continue in force sertNias
parts of the act entitled =" An act 70 in--
tstdict tie commercial intercourse betwesa
the United States and Great Britain
and France and their dependencies, and
Tor other purposes" han been executed,
and how far Exports to and imports from
the ports Of Great Britain have been OF
now are permitted; and whether collectors
Of districts in the United States. do not ad.
nit to an snt{y goods, the growth, and MAJ
nufacture OF Great Britain, and if so, un-
der what authority the same is done" !,
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assraaarts Dztlp 6ssetts.
7 noADAK, FEBRUARY -.

mar
Co. - backward 90 similar oce asious and
u. ar. happy to learn will sxsrt itself On the
presept ~.
Oar c.;obbor Of Arlington. has again vo.
h,o,--rrd M. services. and is now ss wo, K
v.,v l,rc- .Br.or;e,, p,;r,;,, m h.
,i...d w;,b s,;,ahI- declarations in n. Rail
p..y, IN. niece !. r.,,, RENTED ,sr
S,,rue Of our depar,ed h.ro, clad in costume
Of the Roman Cincinnaius.---His left
arm reclines on the shield Of defsuce his
righs haad srasps shs plough. Around
him are placed the insignia of command {;
the fasees, Romso eagles, ssd standards.
Fame 10 seen darling from the clouds ant
=, ~, - ,,h;,, =, ~. Co.. IS n. ,o,,.
-.
=, -.,,.
who warred for freedom. the man Of suf.
ferinE, privation, aud toll, visits the tomb
Of bis old commander, and pays 20 his me.
m0ry the homage OF tear.
The piece we understand is classic
.A.o,x,n,, ,nJ;. .L o
-"A wv" ~
SasS''S i-% Iees oy H. Ia the centre OF the
s'eh winch torn. the ornaments in front, is
laced the American eagle, 7 feet in size.
wh;.h h..r. :, e. heal . ..,ou ;,..,;h.a
-, ~, ~
Asn''r'A'i'y OF Washington
NO PAINS or expenee has been spared to
get up these decorations, 10 still better
81, le than those which gave such general
..r;,s,c,;,o q, RI. ,,., -. ,,J -. ,r,.,
~ '''aH' aSSe'n''@Se WI" Witness thsr IL.
feet.
We are indebted to the poliseness o. re-
spectacle merchant Of this town for the
EoIIov;,c l.,.
LIVERPOOL Saturday Lve'inS,
1874 December. 500.
G.,
THE newspapers to-day mention
the arrival of flag Of truce, and of pro-.
position for negotiation for neae. an ,b..
part Of F,tnee. The London letters this
morning corIoborate these accounts. bar
convey that the terms are believed to be of
an inadmissibls nature, and ,ba, an o,rang..
n>nt is not likely to take place with France
at present. Our market is not affect, d bv
these reports.
The ppsIic i now ,ool;rr .;,h ;,,....,
- ~. nr,,..,,;.r Is WI" 'I'sres'
or, e. xb;ch w. .h.I, "s.h.I eIsas % oon VI,
81, uor,h RI i"n,;n oo 80 'sa'n ~ a'.
her. for .om. rim. nn.; -" h os' o ." 'hs
u;fTtr,nc-. 9TH nr-;s. $3.50 - va s: Wv
"a h,m .om. L.n. i1 a ~oo'a Us auJuss'
s;on -. ,."r' 10y. .IoAeu 20 'ne cone'u'
$500 .Io. ' u'S'Ins 'nsh Stners II Is eH
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TnvAsDAr, February IS.
The bill granting RICH. Of pee-emptien
te purchasers of public lands IN ese1ain ca.
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BY BENJAMIN EDEs & co.
: OF BALTIMORE, -
For Publishing. q :Mrzu and Vatua6if V0']
By SubscriNian, entitled,
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It will be delivered to subscribers bound IN
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lust RECEIVED,
mines Northern Gin, first quality
40 barrels Dksetins Apples.
For sale By =,
John 6. Laid.
Mav re-
Public Sale.
MAY rs.

PURSUANT to a deed OF trust 10 inc saO
scribcr, from John Potts and Eliza ms Si.s &c
~ secure the pay ment of certain sums: OF
money due to the Bank Of Alexandra from
Geors. North and co. will BE- exp pess no
.n,,ie sale at auction ON Wednesday the
p;x,h Of June next at II o'clock IN the fore
noon on the premises I
A certain Lot or piece OF Land,
with the buildings thereon, bounded ~ ~.
nv. Oronoko. Fayette and pendleton ases 80
and which is sub ect to a ground rent o, ono
hundred and thirty three dollars snd TART. y
three cent, per annum, forever Terms 81
''"' Ludwel Lee, Trustee.
Nav 18th. 1910. d.2.w
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ROBERT GRAY,

BOOK. SELLER, KING kHE1'
,-,.r, rcccived for sale tie following or
.tticS:
r,rcvr,na's Mountaineering the com
no;a, relations q. the United States VIII
England. ra,c,,;on.
pr,n.;., On Adams Review OF 'AHaes
works.
Mrs. Chapono's works. IT,.
Mackp,sL, Oh the Epis,lcs, VOL lst' 20 oe
-,r,,r;sed in 6 vols. octa,o-pflce 10 suo-
.,riber. 2 dolls SO Cts ia boards 49,,
C~,bric,s Geographical, liIstericei' ana
o,nnsrcisl Grammar, imPrS'ce'' VOLS
octAve. .,,, Edwards, 8 vols.
- 49, vor,,. Of DR.. Rush, vols octave.
A;r.,o,,n's Latin Dictionary.
urooS.' Gazetteer.
Hntcif;nson's XSnophHn.
Cib,on's and Jesse's Surveying
Murphy's Lucian. TO-,
p.Eow's Colunbiad, vols izmo'
American Register, vol. 5th' .,r.o
-" Uams.y's History Of Sout Caro':ha'
,s,is oc,.yo, boaras--price dolls; 50 CTS
, srT. Subscriptions received. 10y IL. "'"y
Or Tic Mon.hly Anthology, Mac|n'Gh. o'
,,c rn,,,Ies, and new American Di'iec"s:-
,ory, all now publishing by ssbscfila'on III
town.
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60 Stolen Brjes.


~TR AYFD or STOLEN from che sub
- scribers, on Friday night the ! l.h inst.
tryo Gkely HORSES:-One . dark bay, T.
bout 6f,esu hands and half high, eight or
nine years old, shod all round, naturaltrot-
ter and goes rough. The other scrrei, ..
:hout tonreeen and q half hands high, sixye'rs
old, pace. and .ro.,, his right leg has been ,'
kur, q, the 6rs. joint above the foot which
make. i. a lit,le larger than the other has q
long SWITCH tail, and is nieted, his name Is
drawn on. for Eve or six inches near the, mid
die of his neck, A reward Of E~ensy De1sr'
viii be paid ON the delivery OF the horses or
Ten Dolars for either, By ~ u ~
Richard. Vanpek, and
John Ball. ~.
West, end, near Alsxandrns 80,
w q: tMs.
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SaLss at Vendae.

IN every Tuesday and Friday
IgELL BE SOLD
:. Store, corner Of Prince and
A the Vrnds- .sr streets.
4 Vsriss, Of Dr., o.. ' be expressed in
Pp,ticulars Of which will :nds of goods
,,s b;ll. of the day----An n. n-ices of
IN. mich arc on Limitation and the .,;.,e be
ss;ch arc established, can at any ,; nG, los
lived and purchased atthe lowest l''ni'aA :.
snu prices. ,.r.r v. NJ
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Thirty dollars Reward
May ~.

/. Will be given for apprehcnding and seeur'
ing in Jail negro SOLOMON, who was seen
lurking about the suburbs Of, Alexandria this
morning he is Of low stature, about twenty
years old; and had on an old white hat'hro%n
coat and striped pantaloons 3 good deal worn.
1t is supposed he is now In town. AN PR
sons are hereby forewarned from harboring
CT carrying of said negro.
- Thomas Hunto1.
Nav "a D.. . OIL
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Joseph Vaudeville,

Ce,nerrf kiss on5 FaiTfaf s'Tes''' ''
SAFE, =,
pipes London Particular Madeira oia
ard OF superior quality ,,
/, Quarter Casks Malaga WINE
6 do. SoNaehar W. NJ p,a.
70 do, snerry EB & DC Brancs
20 cases old Clares and Vim DC ofa''
so barrels Whiskcy ,
hbds. and le barrels Northern hum
Grnpowder, Imperial, dyson, Young ny
son and Hyson Skin TEAS, OF the best qua
NticS. s,,,:, II.
With general assortment OF Wines, Ill.
nco-. and Groceries IS usual, on moderate
terms.
March 9
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Public Sale.

By virtue Of deed of trust from Hfh's"
Hodyson to the subscriber, to secure i's'
payment Of debt due from him to li.<
Bank of Potomac, will DC exposed TO au'
lion, on the premises, on the 2ad day o!
JUNE next, tho following Property III ti'-
towa:of Alexandra, to Wit g.
One piece or parcel OF Grouna
with the Improvements thereon, lying Oh r.:*
south side Of Prince street and bounded asi"i
lows:- esinning on Prince streeta2 iect,'
the eastward Of Water street, and 'rnnhIi'G
thence eastwardiy with Prince street IS icc''
thence southwardly A. feet4 inches, thehee
ves,wsrdly - tset, thence northwardiy to
the beginning.
One olher piece of Ground,
with the improvements thereon, lying y be-
ing ON the south sido Of Prince street IS ieet
10 the eastward OF Water street, ard running
thence eastwardly with Prince street ~ teet'
thence southwardiy ~ feet, thence westward
.ly 40 teet thence to the beginning.
II SO,
One otherpiece or parcel OF
uuimproveo Ground, lying on the NORTH side
of Prince street & to the westward OF Waeh-
ing.on street; beginningat the intersection
Of those streets and punning westwardiy with
Prince street 81 feet S inches, thence nortb-
wardly 10 feet, theaee eastwafdly 81 feet s
inches to Warrington street, thsnseA to'she
his. property will be .sold:upsn a:crtdit of
one, twoand three years, for notes nsSotla-
Llein the Bank ,ol Potomac. with, approved
,sndorssrs, earring interest froms the, day OF
sale. Alien win be required upon' the pro
perry sold to secure the payments:
Thomas Swami, TRUSTEE.
May 1917. eA&{'1o Is@ sSai'} -
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-MUSCOVADO SUGAR.

About $50, 900 lbs. Of Museo,ado "usars
Of superior quality in casks; ~sls nl,s "o on
Isto23 hundred each, will be son" GA s''
sc,urs erms, On application 70
James Patton
Marilcller & Young,
d
March Is.
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Iuh Received,

.IiO FOR SALE BY
CHARLES l. CATLEIl,
rs chests Imperial, Hyson' u Young
$1,000 los. prime Green Cohee. :,,,,
20 pipes and 8 quarter CASKS A
and TeneriGo Wine. Ca.
hoss.eads Mrscovado Sugar.
5000 los Seine Irvine.
50 boxes Mould Candles.
80 do. =. snish SegarF.
8 barrels Pimsalo.
October i6.
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Ioleph II. Mand eyille,
9Hers sw sale tie ..foAeIinx ariic..

-;I0fenh n Aahdev;lle
| aEs: -. ~. ,
i "3" sa.ss J0"eaS o' 1ai1 Z
| ,oo, -. 'sy. :'a 9, IaoA.
1000 H.. c. a 800 sDs a..,sl 80 oss.
s 49, io' Green Sel IN barrel. an sar:
1s" ~i'<e's' % sA &c i'. ga 4
uty ~ sSss 3
80 a.,. euLneu uu: -
200 ebss' ot hsrr'ngs. Shad and MacEaS
so tons f'a's1es Paris
20 eaiss pr1me Upland Geore1a .Tc''A,'
~, ~ i'~s' '~'A'~"' 'NANsuA ' 49,.
rafa- Hum 20.
= pipes French and ditto Branay
Is hhd'. Museoyado Sugar
SO bos. DO ,oo'aaAsfeA' asaa~"~
hhds. CopPsras
Gunpowdrr,
Imperial
Hyson, rcao .-,
Young Hyson,
and
Iiyson Skin,
Madeira,
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FOR, SALE,

The HOUSES and cots 1t the eor%es q
Duke and Royal streets, .lAte the Propef1y o.
;EGsaa Jasssy, Also, - Aalfsere LVi Mtse
corner Of Cameron and Henry, stseess-~oa
~ Ricaaais4. Scott, zeee
- Fsr,ersai,ors d E3mosy.
M.ys,. 2sM
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Bryan 4lampson. & Co.

Have JUS. reeeised and oferj0 sale,
Is hhds. first quality New Orleans sugar.
80 bales Upland Georgia cotton
S hhds. Jamaica and Antigua rum.
Is do. New England do.
IS ll,ds first quality molas'es.
10 tierces rice.
600 lbs Bengal Indigo.
400 do. Flo,.ntdo.
Is bags heavy pepper.
Is do. pimento.
10 boxes best Albany chocolate.
80 do. Bakers do.
90 or. casks Malaga wine.
500 reau,s writing and wrapping paper.
AND on HAND,
l3 Ds' ''; ss: 4:s s'ass''' WINES
siri.y, Madeira K Port
All OF the 6rst;qsality in pipes and quarter
casks,
Imperial
Hy.on
and
60 600 los. green coffee in Gags, and gene
raj assortment of all kinds Of groceries @
Selected flour for family use.
LANDING THIS DAY,
From on bard the ship AInira, AND for
sale by the subscriber,
90 hhds. Muscevado SUGAR,
50 bags and bis.
PRIME GREEN COFFEE.
Jacob Morgan,
fuckers wharf
| h Who will give Cash for good
". D. hox,head and barrel SLAVES.
May /. -
Union College Lottery. =.
State of the wheel after the lssh days
drawing.
| 10000
$50 tickets each.
Of 1000
10 200
| l34 ~
| ASH ~
"a 500 to draw. Gain'of the wheel 1850
dollars.
presen, price Of tickets s. Is for sale by
| r. Gray.
! Msy %.
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AZ 4 - - - n 80
speedy relief, ana rermanen tcure ofvarlous
compi .ints which result from dlsslpated
pleasures, juvenile indiscretlons, residence
inclimatas unfavorable TO the constltutlon,tne
immoderate use oftea, frequent intoxlcallon
orany destructive intempcrance, the unskii-
flu or frequent use Of mercury, the diseases :
pelculiar to females at Certain peflou -
life, bad layings in, &c.
And proved by long * extensive experiences ' :
to be absolutely unparalleled IN the cure OF !.
Nervous disorders, consumptions, loWness OF
spirits, loss 20 appetite, nnpurity OF blood
hysterical affections inward weaknesses, VI
client cramps in the stomach and back lndi-
ges.ion, melancholy, govt in the stomach
Involuntary emissions, pains III the hmps,
relaxations, obstinate elects, hur aibas Tor
whites) in,potency, barrenness, &c. &c. !.
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Nov. TO-
By virtue Of a deed of trulE,

from Daniel M Cu1ty, and Margaretta Ma
tilua Snowden, his wife, TO us the subscrl-
bers, will be exposed 10 pubic sale on tues
day iAs fifth day Ut February near, at Craw-
ford's tuvern, in George Town, Tract OF
Land OH the river Potomac, lying In Loudoun
county, state Of Virginia, known as MCar-
ty's Island, and Sugar Land Tract, or SO
much thereof as will be sufficient 10 pay the
sum recorded in said deed.
This property lies about 20 miles above
George Town, and the city of Washington
and the Island part of the property, contain
ing 800 acres, is known by its produc-
tons to be the most valuable and desirable
land in either the states Of Maryland or Vir-
GINA, with proper cultivation may be made
to produce 100 bushels Of corn per acre A
great proportion OF this tract is heavily tim
bered, from which an lnexhaustable quantity
OF ship timber, slaves, sc. may be TAKEN
rhe property will be shewn ON application to
Mr. John w. Bronaugh, in George Town, or
MIR. Daniel M'Carty, on the premises. lie
terms of sale are, Que third cash, Or negotia--
bic paper in the bank OF Columbia, at so days
with TWO approved enGorscrs residing within
the District OF Columbia the balance in three
equal payments ofthree, six and nine months
all bearing interest from day of sale, in notes
as above mentioned. The land is to remain
bound, and be resold en- d, FAULT Of payment,
for so much ready money as may be sutticl--
ent to raise the balance then ttae, and The re-
s!due On a credll to meet the future install
ment or instruments, the proceeds OF which
resale is to be III like manner secured: and
this operation of resale is to be made as often
as such successive default shall require, con-
forming each to the terms prescribed ter tire
first.
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FOR KENT,
Notice IS hereby gwen.

DURSUANT to decretal order OF i'lr-
/ fax county cort, made en- the 24th day
Of Augvst 1910, will be sold at public sale'
+. the hiehes: bidder, on the premises, on
Monday the Sd cay of December next, to
commence at | o'clock, on a credit OF II
months, (the purchaser giving bond with ap-
provedsecurlty)
Suadzy Improved Lots,
In the town OF Colchester. and Three .Aeres
of Land adjoining the said town, and some OF
the aforesaid lots which William Thompson
late of the county of Fairfax died seized Of
at which time sundry Hoase Doors and Vim
dow Sash, Belonging to said Thompson's
estate will also be sold These sales arc made
for the benefit of the said Thompson's Gre
ditors in said order mentioned The title
papers, &c. will at the time and place be pro-
duced. The purchaser Oh the execution of
proper bond will be put in possession of the
D properly, and seceive deeds therefor.
: Rd. Radcliffe.
u. G. c. F.. County:
Qeseher 22a. 2aW