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FOREIGN.
The English Budget.


LONDON, March 1.-The Times financial ar
ticle says: AS the army, navy and civil esti-
mates only show an aggregate reduction Of
100000 there will be no large surplus, but
possibly small deficit shown in the forthcom-
ing buget. Unless the remaining " days Of
the financial year show an unexpected elastic
ity in the revenue there will be no basis for es-
timating the revenue of the coming year at
more than 984, $50, 900 against an estimated ex-
pendture of eS5 100000
The British Army.
LONDON, March IA in the House of Com
mons last evening Right Hon. Hugh Childers,
secretary of state for war, in moving the army
estimates said that the cost of the army in
1882 would be e15.5OO,OO0 for 132,9O5 men.
Another Outrage In Ireland.
A farmer has been dragged from his house
in the northern part of County Kerry
and dangerously shot.
The Ashantee Massacre Denied.
Prince Buaki, father of the King of Ashan-
tee, denies the story recently published that
two hundred girls had been massacred for the
purpose of using stheir blood to mix mortar
with which to repair one OF the State build
ings. =
The Lawson Murderer Sentenced to
Death.
In the Lawson case to-day Justice Hawkins
charge although disclaiming any intention Of
anticipating the decision Of the jury, seemed
to be against the prisoner. At the conclusion
of the charge the jury retired. They returned
with a verdict of guilty and the prisoner was
sentenced to death.
The Report Of the Earthquake at Costa
Rica Exaggerated.
PANAMA, March 14-The report sent hence
yesterday of an earthquake in Costa RIGA was
taken from an official despatch which grossly
exaggerated the disaster. Advices from Costa
RIGA by mail do rot confirm the statement
made in a despatch as to the destruction Of
towns and loss of life
Foreign Notes.
The proprietors of the London Sportsman
have offered new championship cup, with
G100 pounds added, to the winner, in sweep
stake race to be rowed on the Thames on June
10 or 20.
One hundred and fifty miners in the Lumley
colliery, England, were imprisoned by the
falling in of the shaft, but were subsequently
released.
1t is said that Arab Bey, Egyptian minister
of war, will soon become premier.
General Skobeleff has been arrested and con-
fined in fortress at wilma.
Untrustworthy accounts from Cettinje de-
clare that the Austrians lost 200 men in recent
engagements with Crivoseians near Jakow
The Queen has telegraphed Archbishop Nc
Cabe of Dublin, thanking him for a reference
to Her Majesty in his recent pastoral letter
Gladstone has written to the Archbishop, ex-
pressing his deep sense of the patriotism sho wn
in the pastoral.
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GOOD OLD TIMES.

A Man Arrested for Abusing the Mother
of Christ.
PATERSON, N. j., March 14.-W. Fl. Rosen-
stranch, wholesale notion dealer of Newark,
was arrested here to-day on charge of bias
phemy and abusing the Mother Of Christ by
calling her improper names. The accused gave
$3.50 bail The complainant is German
Catholic. Blasphemy is crime in New Jer-
sey punishable by fine or imprisonment for
one year.
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That Newark Bank Again.

NEWARK, March14. Receiver Frelinghuy-
sen has filed with the assignee of Nugent &
Co claim of over two million dollars against
Nugent. This amount is what is claimed the
bank lost through misapplication Of its funds
to paw notes and drafts of Nugent & Co. -
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CALL FOR BONDS.
The Secretary OF the Treasury Calls for
$i5, 100000.

The Secretary OF the Treasury Calls for
$15, 100000.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury to-day issued three calls for bonds
continued 6s, TO the amount of $15 ,0O0, 900 pay
able in parcelsof $50Oo,0oO, each on May Sd,
10th and 18th respectively. The following
bonds are included in the call: Registered
bonds of the acts of July IT and August 5,
1861, continued during the pleasure of the gov
eminent under the terms of circular No. AZ
dated April II, 1885, to bear interest at the rate
of 81 per cent per annum from July 1, 1881, as
follows: aq
$50, No. 2151 to No. 1900, both inclusive.
500, No. IA, 70l to LIE, 300. sss.s, ;
$500, No. ,701 to 10,9 900. 8a@
$1,000 No. 81 ,601 to 81, 300.
$4,000, No, 1851 to 1880.
100000 No. "a, 951 to st, 500.
Total, $15, 100000.
The 10th and 111th calls are for So, 000, 900
EACH principal and interest to be paid at the
Treasury March 10th and May 18th respective
ly, on which dates interest thereon will cease.
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MINOR TEL EGRAMS.

Augusta D. Leighton, colored murderer,
who killed his mistress about two years ago in
New York, was yesterday sentenced to be hung
the 21st of April next.
Mrs. Winnifred Howard Lally of Chicago
aged 1903 years months, died Monday
One hundred and fifty people assembled in
Music Hall, Chicago, Monday night to hear
George Scoville lecture on the new party that
he intends forming. He touched very gently
on Guteau.
Charles H. Foster, leading editorial writer
of the Period, died in Philadelphia yesterday
of pneumonia after an illness of less than a
week.
James Pyatt, an American engineer, and
three Mexicans were killed on the National
Railroad in Mexico, and five others fatally in
jnred.
The Arkansas Democratic State convention
to nominate State officers and Congressmen-at-
large meets at Little Rock, June 10Th.
The Garfield Club of New York city voted
last night to circulate petition for the par
don of Sergt Mason.
Rev DR.. Burton OF Hartford, Conn, and
Rev. DIR. Perrin of Torrington were yesterday
elected by the clerical part of the corporation
Of Yale College to the places vacated by the
death of DR.. Bacon and resignation of DR..
Arms.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Pickpocket Arrested.

BOSTON, March 14-Francis Hey borne of
New York, was arrested at the Old Colony
depot this morning while unsuccessfully at
tempting to rob Mr.. j. I'll. Moody, passenger,
while leaving the train which had just arrived
from New York.
Bostons Corporation Counsel.
A committee of the board of aldermen
have nominated Hon. Asa French for corpora
ton counsel and recommend the salary of the
Office be increased to $500.
Biennial Elections.
The State Senate to-day passed resolution
In favor of biennial State elections by vote OF
rs tot.
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Alleged Molly Maguires Released.

UNIoNTowN. March 14.-The trial OF alleged
Mollie Maguires for the murder OF Maurice
Healey, the Dunbar furnace man, came to q
sudden termination this morning by the court
allowing a mol pros on motion Of the district
attorney. -Four others awaiting trial were dis.
charged and are now celebrating their release
in an hilarious manner.
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Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, March 4.-hogs-Receipts 5000 head;
shipments 4500; strong and 10@15c higher; com,
mon to good Liked 1O06 so; heavy packing and
shipping at 6 1907 90; light 1896 80; skips and
culls 3 7O@5 80.
Cattle Receipts 430O head shipments 27O0 head;
firm; exports 6 3OG6 so, two cars extra at 35.
Sheep receipts 1900 head; shipments 700 head:
market easier but nor lower; common to medium at
2515 90; medium to good 25@5 90; choice to
extra at 1905 90.
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The Small Pox scouree.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, March 14.-Virulent
small pox has developed since Sunday. The
bated. This morning cases are increasing In
most alarming manner.
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A Piece Of .VillainY.

CHICAGO, March 14-Malicious scoundrels
on Sunday night cot the rubber tubes conect-
ing with the air brakes on So cars lying in the
yards of the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul,
the Chicago and Alton and the Burlington
yards.
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Two Aged People Die e
NORWAY, March 4.-Tht Horrible :
Ward of Norway was burn. dwelling o.
Loss $500; insured for $3.50 near mid n
The fire originated in the room Of Nellie ffA-
gree, aged 81 who persisted with the building
BATH, March 14-Daniel Ingraham, aged
Sc, was burned to death al his home on kich-
ardson street, this forenoon. 1t is supposed he
accidentally set fire to his bed while lighting
pipe.
Killed by Failing Lumber.
LEWISTON, March 14.-An eight year old
son of Eugene E. Pomeroy ives buried in
tumbling lumber pile and killed this evening.
Knox County S. J. Court
RocKLANp, March 14.-The March term o.
the Supreme Court opened today, Judge Pet
srs presiding The docket of continued
actions numbers 1893; marked for trial, u, the
most important being the Water Company VS..
Tillson. entered in 1875, tried twice and SET
down for its third al Thurs az. The grand
Jury now in session will act upon the case Oh
Ellis, the Evangelist, for adultery LII Is GA
pected they will report Thursday
fsxexs Suit Against a Portland Man q "
augusta, March IA very important ana
peculiar case is on trial before the March term
of the Supreme Judicial Court, Judge walton
presiding. now in session in this city. On the
Sd of February, 1880, Israel Boothby, Cashier
of the First National Bank, committed sulcloe
On subsequent examination OF the DOCKS o.
the bank it was reported that he was defaRi
ter to the amount of some S300o0 Inc pahS
now brings suit against Samuel E. Spring, one
OF Boothby's suretes, to recover the alleges
amount of the defalcation. The action is upol
three bonds given at different periods IN tn
penal sum of $40 900 each The bank claim
in the sum of $4,000. Some very IN
poke Ss1 Y Dap~.s are presented by to
CASE. .-.srns; PUTNAM & Haskell olnpear 10
for the defence
Crazed by Rum.
BANGOR, March IA man jumped throug
car window on the European & North Amer
can road last night while the train was going
high rate of speed, but received no injurie
He Immediately got up and started to go I'M
the woods, but when followed, turned aroun
and went for his pursuers with knife.
was suffering from delirum tremens, and VIZ
so crazy after being brought back to the trai
that it was almost impossible to keep hil
quiet. The man was from the Provinces an
bound for Boston.
Golden Anniversary.
George Dickey and wife celebrated their go
den wedding in Bangor this evening.
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DEATHS

In this city, March IA, Dora, adopted daughter Of
Vincent Richards, aged years months.
Funeral this Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock,
at No. 2 Custom House wharf.
In West Gorham. March 8, Jane H. Staples, aged
rs years.
In Windham. March l, Mrs. Helen NJ, wife of
Samuel Mayberry aged "a years IL months.
In Brunswick March 12 Mrs. Elizabeth L. Pat
ten, wife Of the late Capt David Patten, of Bath,
aged 81 years.
In Bath March H. Fred q Byram, aged 80 years
10 months.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CARD.

Miss Sarah A. Gates and Miss
Annie NJ. Cash, who for over
twelve years have been with III. w.
SimOntOn & Co., have associated
themselves with our House and
will be pleased to see their friends
and customers i'm their new place
of business. Miss Gates will have
charge of our Lace Department,
and Miss Cash of Children's Suits
and Ladies' Cotton Underwear.
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MARRIAGES.

In Sacearrypa, March IL. by Rev. @. w. Bradlee,
Levi Smith of Buxton and Miss Cora E. Skillings
of Standish.
In Mechanic Falls, March 4, Seth M. Siderling of
Minot and Miss Rowena H. Cooper of Paris.
At Bethel Feb. IL, Geo. e. Farrar and Miss Fan
ME @. Bryant.
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A joint resolution passed both houses Of the
Ohio legislature yesterday respectfully re-
auesting President Arthur to pardon Sergt.
Mason and restore him to his rank in the
army.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
TUESDAY, March IA.

TUESDAY. March IA.
Arrived.
Steamer Achilles, Bacon, Philadelphia-coal to
Randall g. McAllister.
Steamer williamsport. from Philadelphia.
Steamer New Brunswick, Larcom, st John, NIB
via Eastport for Boston.
Barque Augustine Kobbe Ford, Trapani, with
Brig Helen Phinnsy Sylvester. Boston. 10
i. Sch Joel Cook. Springer Philadelphia-coal to E
Sch + 5 Mcclellan, Knight, New York-coal to
Sch Mary Sands. Greenleaf, Boothbay to load for
New York.
SIGNAL 70, barque. Supposed the Her.of Her
lotisen, from Alexandria,
Cleared.
Sch John Bird, Smith. Matanzas - Phinney q
Sch Anna Elizabeth, Dean, New York = Berlin
Mills Co.
Sch Starlight, Paris, New York-Run cry, Birnie
Sch Olive Elizabeth Randall, New York-Canton
Sch City Of Ellsworth, Bonsey. Bluehill, to load
Sch Thos Il Livingston, Mcdonald, Belfast, to
load for Jacksonvllle-Ryan Kelsey.
sALED-Brig Jennie Phinncy.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
wISCAsSET. March s-Ar, sch Saml Fish, Teel,
March s-Ar, sch Ada A Kennedy, Kennedy, from
March 11-Sld, sch Sawyer, Bryant Bristol.
March 12-Ar, sch Geo W Rawley, Rawley. from
St George
March 13-Sld, schs Lizzie Haynes, Carnage,
and q Allen. Meady, Galveston
March 14-Sld, sch Samuel Fish, Tecl, Fortress
Monroe.
LUBEC, March 8-Passed by sch Chas Sears,
Turner. from st John, NIB. for New York.
March 10 SID schs Clara Jane. Allen, and King
Philip. Pike, New York; BENZ Franklin, Norton,
Rockland.
March I3-waiting, schs Fanny Flint. Warren,
and l. McNichols, Tanning, from st John, NIB,
for New York.
lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Sid I'm Montevideo Feb Z, brig Marens, Moon, for
New York.
Ar at Neville 18th inst. Waldensian. Moore, from
Portland.
AR at Trieste 9th inst, ship Castine, Morgan from
New York.
MEMOIR ANDA.
Barque Frank Mario Dixon, from Brunswick,
Ga, for Montevedio, (bef reported) was capsixed
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Foreign Imports.

Foreign imports.
TRAPANr. Bark A Kobbe-65O tons of salt to
Emery & Furbsh.
Foreign Exports.
MATANZAS. Schr John Bird-5OOO sugar box
shocks 1917 sugar hid shocks, 156 prs heads, 1885
# lumber
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AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
a xr, March Il

PORTLAND. March IA.
There are new features to report in the whole
sale market to-day, and with or two exceptions
prices are fully sustained.
The following are so-dsy's quotations of Flour.
Grain, Provisions. &c.
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Phlo G. Calhoun president of the 4th Ma
tional bank, New York died yesterday.
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PORTLAND, March IA.
The following quotations Of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by S. H. Larminie
& Co., I57 Commercial street. Portland
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Dry Goods Wholesale Market.
The following quotations are Wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. g. Co., Dry Goods,
Wooens and Fancy Goods. LA to 152 Middle street:
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New srk stock and Money Market.
iBy TelegraPh.)
NEW YORK, March 14-Evening Money loaned
from to 8, and closed s; prime mercantile paper
as. Exchange steady at 48514 for long and 1894
for short. Governments-4s reg 1s lower; others
unchanged. State bonds inactive. Railroad bonds
are moderately active and generally higher.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed Sol 900 shares.
The following are to-day's closing quotations Of
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The above lot of REM
nants will be offered at
prices that will insure q
speedy sale, so call early
while the assortment is
good.
We have also just receiv-
ed a large lot of ladies' and
gents fine linen handker-
chiefs subject to slight i'm
PROJECTIONS that we shall
offer at about half price of
regular goods, which will
make these one of the best
bargains ever offered i'm
this city.
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Havana Market.

By Telegraph.)
HAVANA. March 14.-Sugar inactive and lower;
Moasses Sugar "a to SO degrees polarization at 514
a6 reals gold per arrobe; Muscovado common to
fair at 6ssG6B reals; Centrifugal Sugar, % to So
deg. in boxes at S14 8%.
Spanish gold 1.71@1.71A.
Exchange dull; on United States 60days gold at
513@6A prem; short sight do at 61a@6% prem.
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Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
& Co., Commission Merchants in Chicago Dressed
Raaf Erauk1in Wharf.
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Barque Frank Mario Dixon, from Brunswick
Ga, for Montevedio, (bef reported) was capsizet
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European markets.
By Telegraph.)
LONDON, March 14-American securities United
States bonds, 41as, 1151a; As, 120.
LIVERPOOL March 14-l23O P. M.-Cotton mark.
et-fair demand and freely met; Uplands at IL
16d; Orleans 67sd sales ~ 600 bales; speculation
and export 1000; futures fat.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE

persisted IN THE flames.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC MARCH 15.
Sun rises. .......612 High water, lP M. 8.O6
Sun sets. .......... SOC Moon RISES 1927
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Biblical Research.

society has been organized in England
to cNclvate the Delta of the Nile and has
the approval Of great number of distin-
grlshed supporters. 1t is proposed TO raise
Il fund for the purpose of conducting cx-
cavations in the Delta, which up to this time
has been rarely visited by travellers and
where but one site lZoan-Tanis) has been
explored by archGologists. Yet here must
undoubtedly, lie concealed the documents Of
Il lost period Of Bible history-documen
which we may confidently hope Will furnish
tne Key to a whole series ofperpleSing pro-
Dlems. The position of the Land of Goshen
Is now ascertained. The cite of it's captal
Goshen, Is indicated only by lofty mound !:
put under this mound, if anywhere. are to
be found the missing records of those four
centuries OF the Hebrew soiourn in Ec, IT
which are passed over in Il few verses ofthe
l'blc, so that the history of the IsraeEtcs
during that aye is almost a blank Pithom
and Raanses. the 'treaSuren or store-cities
built during the oppression. would richly re-
pay eXplo. ,ltiv The sites of the cities of
the Hyksos, especially Avaris, would Weld
monuments of no less interest. bearing on
Ph~nician rs well as on Hebrew history.
1t must not be forgotten that Naukratis. the
primitive Greek emporium in the west of
the DE Tia. promises as ample a harvest to
Helie lio archGo(o@ists as Goshen to Semitic
scholars. The period which would there be
Illustrated is one of the most interesting in
the development of Greek art and is ut the
same time one Of themost obscure. Besides
the sites connected with Hebrew, Hellenic
and Ph@nician history. the Delta is rich in
mounds of famous Egyptian cities, as Sails
and Pois--this last being the capital of an
early dynasty. (thc XIV,) which as vet is
wholly without written history. Yet more.
it at lnds in nameless tumuli and in in
closures of unknown origin, surrounded bv
massive walls. in the thickness of which
sepulchral chambers arc known to exist
Independent.
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y GOOD SNAKE SroRY.-Mr. Peter Rcdd
OF this county, says that a few days ago us
he was talking to II friend he noticed little
snake about foot long and before killing il
nc turned it over with the muzzlc of his gun.
To his surprise, the snake ran up the gun
barrel and he could not get it to come out
SO he let it remain. AS he YVES going home
he saw Il hawk flying over head and raised
his gun and fired at it. The hawk was not
hurt but seeing the snake in the air darted
toward it and caught it on the fly. Mr.. Peter
Redd isa brother of Il magistrate and Il
church mcmber.-IV IVurenton Jiruinion.
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-THECRoPs.-The wheat crop, ut this sea-
son oftllc year has never, that we can re-
call. been looking so well. Much of the
corn that was planted early and thought TO
have rotted in the ground, has. since the
warm weather, come up beautifully. The
apple crop will be Il full one except where
the trees are exhausted from the heaN :,
crops oflast year 1t is strange to say that
the apricots, the most delicate fruit VIC have
has not been hurt by the frost, nor have the
early peaches and cherries, but the late
peaches and cherries have nearly all been
killcd.-IVmrenton Tirginidn
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UNRUSrEEs SALE-By virtue of deed of trust
l. executed by William I. Naudcrslicc tn the un-
drrSigncd on the list day of March, 1869 and re-
corded in the Clerks Office of Fairfax County Court
bcr J, No. 4. folio 576, shall offer for sale at
public auction before the front door of the Court
House of said county, ON MONDAY, June 12th
1852 at u o'clock H., THAT being the first day of
June Circuit Court Il VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND in said county. containing II acres, more
or less, lying close to the V. M. r. W., and 1h
miles from Clifton station. The improvements
consist of Il LOG HOUSE and carpenters shopand
good young pear and apple orchard. The place
is divided into four fields, with plenty of good
water. This is very desirable property, being in
good ncighborhood, convenient to churches,
schools and mills.
Terms: Cash Us to so much of the proceeds rs
may be necessary to defray the expenses of sale
and to discharge the principal sum and interest of
certain note secured by said deed of trust, bal
ancc of which still remains unpaid-eyact amount
will he announced on day Of sale. The residue of
the purchase money to be paid in two equal pay
mcnts in one and two years, with interest from
day of sale. LEWIS QUIGCi Trustee.
Clifton, Va, my12-w4w .s...s. g...
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lll,y!I t(l
HNRUSTEErS SALE.

-
by virtue Of Il decd of trust made the 4th day
Of July. ISIS. hy John w. Bccklcy and Geo. IL.
Franklin, recorded in lbcr ID, No. 4, page 1872 of
the land records of Alexandria county. Va. de-
fault in payment having occurred. and by direc-
ton Of the beneficiary named in the trust | will
offer for sale by public auction in front of the en-
trance To the court room on Fairfax street in the
city of Alexandria, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, the 31st day of May, 1892.
at II O'Clock H., lot of ground in Alexandria
county. Va. known rs the
ZEN NDAL LOT"
located on the Alexandria Canal. and Washington
and Alexandria Turnpike Road, with the improve
mcntS thereon containing thirteen (13) acres one
rood and thrty-scvcn poles
Terms of Sale: Cash enough to pay expenses of
sale and pay $255S4 $40 on the first day of
October, 1852; S24O Oh the first day of October,
1883. and the residue of the purchase money in
six and twelve months from October L. 1883, the
deferred payments to bear interest from the day
of sale and to he secured by the bonds of the pur-
chaser and Il deed of trust the land. Convey
ancing 1T expense fpurchaScr
PETER WISE Trustee