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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
About Diamonds.

An exchange says: Below we give an ex- tract from Ures Dictionary describing the na- ture of the soil, gravel and rocks in which diamonds are found. We have gone to some pains to read number of scientific works on the same subject, and the agreement among them is so close that an extract from any one of them will cover the whole ground com pletely. It will probably assist our pros pectois for gems, and for that reason we print it.
 The geological locality of the diamond seems to be in diluvial gravel, and among conglomerate rocks; consisting principally of fragments of quartz, or rolled pebbles of quartz mixed with ferruginous sand, which compose sometimes hard aggregated masses. This kind of formation is called cashalco in Brazil. Its accompanying minerals are few in number, being merely black oxyde of iron, mcaceons iron ore, pisiform iron ore, frag- ments of slaty jasper, several varieties of quartz, principally amethyst. In MT. Hen lands splendid collection there was Brazil ian diamond imbedded in brown iron ore another, in the same, belonging to NJ. Schucl, librarian to the Grown Princess of Portugal and in the cabinet of NJ. Eschwege there is a mass of brown iron ore, containing diamond in the drusy cavity of green mineral, con- ectured to be of arseniatc of iron. From these facts it may be inferred with much probability that the matrix or original repos- itory of the diamond of Brazil is brown iron ore, which occurs in beds of slaty, quartoze micaceous iron ore, both of which are appar- ently subordinate in that country to primi- tive clay slate.
 The loose earth containing diamonds lies always little way beneath the surface of the soil, towards the lower outlet of broad valleys, rather than upon the ridges of the adjoining hills.
 Diamonds are usually colorless and trans parent; when coIored, their ordinary tint verges upon yellow, or smoke-yellow, ap- preaching sometimes to blackish brown. Green diamonds are next to yellow the most common; the blue possesses rarely lively hue, but they are much esteemed in Scot land. The rose or pink diamonds are the most valued of the colored kind, and exceed sometimes in price the most limpid though generally speaking the latter are the most highly prized.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
Passenger and Freight Rates.

Many of our Territorial readers will, we know, find the following convenient for fu- ture reference. We get it from a recent copy of the Los Angeles Express, and have no doubt but that most of its figures are correct:
 Passengers, San Pedro to New York, cabin, $lO0; steerage. $50. San Pedro to Mazatlan, cabin, $50; steerage, 500 San Pedro to Manzanillo, cabin, $50; steerage, $50. San Pedro to Acapulco, cabin, $50; steerage, $50. San Pedro to Panama, cabin. $l0O; steerage, $40. San Pedro to San Francisco, cabin, SIS: steerage, SS. San Pedro to San Diego, cabin, $5; steerage, s.
 Freight rates San Pedro to San Francis co, S5 per ton either weight or measurement. San Pedro to New York, on general merchan- disc, %. per lb., or lc. per cubic foot. Wool, % per lb. Hides, 35c. each.
 Passenger rates to and from Europe. Ham, burg American Packet O., to Hamburg, ria. West Indies, cabin, S2I5; steerage, S95. From Hamburg to San Pedro, steerage, SS5. San Pedro to Hamburg and Bremen ria. New York, cabin, S220; steerage, $50. San Pe- dro to Liverpool ria. New York, cabin SIS 1; steerage. ST. Per North German Lloyd ria. West Indies, Bremen to San Pedro, steerage, SS2. 50. San Pedro to Bremen, lstclass (cab- in through S3I0; 2d class, (cabin to Pana- ma, and thence 2d class $240 steeragc, ,$95.
 Freight rates San Pedro to Liverpool, Southampton, St. Nazaire, Hayre, Hamburg and Bremen, are, on general merchandise per ton, measurement, 1S0 shillings. On silver and copper ore per ton, weight, l20 shillings.
 Minimum for which any bill of lading is to be signed, 30 shillings.
 To make this list complete, we publish the freight and passenger rates from San Diego to this and all other ports:
 From San Diego to New York, fare in cab in, $l00, steerage, $50; to Maxatlan, cabin, $50, steerage, go; to Manzanillo, cabin, $50. steerage, $50; to Acapulco, cabin $80, steer age, $50; to Panama, cabin, $l00, steerage, $40; to San Francisco, cabin S15, steerage, SS: to San Pedro, cabin, S5, steerage, 8; !; mining cldwing rates have been established
 frop this port to New York:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
The Aldine

For October is a brilliant number. It opens with full page drawing, by Victor Nehlig a graphic and spirited representation of a professional bravo and his employer, and the rival who is about to become their victim. This is followed by Hollo," and School Discipline,n by John s. Davs-the former, d glimpse of boy life in the country; the boy, in this instance, being young urchin, who has stolen into the woods with his dog and gun the latter, view of village school
 house in which girl is doing penance among the boys. Probably for missing her lesson. F. T.sVance takes us into the Heart of the Adirondacks, of which he gives us three yiews-"The Glen," charming bit of wood- land scenery, with little brook falling over rocks into a still pool; "Preston Ponds," and aLake Henderson" moonlight glance at that mountain -girdled sheet of water. From Paul Dixon we have "The hills of New Eng
 land,n and Evening" two characteristic and admirable drawings. Then comes "A Serious Case,n by Ernst Bosch; "Temple of Canova," and "Last Moments of Won Weber," and
 last, grout of "Snow Birds," by Gilbert Burling. xr tf
 The literature is as readable as ever-the most notable articles being "A Last Visit to Leigh Hunt" by January Searle, pleasant reminiscence of that genial old essayis; "Painted Boats on Painted Seas," by Hiram Rich, scholarly essay, drawn from wide range of reading; "October,n ,n pheasant tittle of outdoor life, by W. W. Bailey, and the 1" Heart of the Adirondacks." In shape of stories we have "Prince and Peasant" by Helen S. Conant; "A Woman's Eternity" by Elizabeth D. Leonard, and .Mouse Shoes" by Lolly Dinks' Mother. George W. Scars contributes a characteristic poem, "In the Woods" and s. W. Duffield a pathetic fantasy, which he calls "The Two Lives" Besides these papers there are editorials on sSchool Children" GA Serious Case" "The Temple of Canova," and "Karl Von Weber," The subscription price is $500 per annum, which includes superb Oil Chromo, and the publishers are James Sutton & Co.,, 5S Maiden Lane, New York. TIET
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
Remedy for Painful Wounds.

Take pan or shovel with burning coals and sprinkle upon them common brown sugar, and hold the wounded part in the smoke. In few minutes the pain will be allayed and recovery proceeds rapidly. In my own case a rusty mai! had made bad wound in the bottom of my foot. The pain and nervous irritation was severe. This was all removed by holding it in the smoke for fifteen minutes, and was able to resume my reading in comfort. We have often recom- mended it to others with like results. Last week one of my men had finger-nail torn out by pair of ice togs. It became. very painful, as was to have been expected. Held in sugar smoke for twenty minutes, the pain ceased, and it promises speedy recovery Cor Country Gentleman.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
The Secret of Mexican Hostility
 to the United States.
BROWNSVILLE. (Texas). Oct.

BROWNSVILLE, (IeXas), oct l.
 Mexican dates of the Fist ultimo have been received, and state that the condition of affairs on the Lower Rio Grande has been too highly colored. Harry Gilpin makes affidavit before the Frontier Commissioners that there has been no security in that sec tion for the life or property of an American citizen since the Mexican War; that Mexi- cans regard the State of Texas as rightly belonging to Mexico, and that they have a right to retake the State at any time. He attributes the hostile feeling displayed by Mexicans to this idea. Judge Stephen Pow CTS swore that the life of an American citizen was not safe within the corporate limits of Brownsville, outside of the more settled portions of the city, which he attributed to the raids of Cortinas in 1859. Ever since, business has been dull in Mattamoras.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

. bs ;SSSgaho has one good paper. Aoalanr5ne
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
ARIZONA STAGE LINE
Prescott, AriSO1sN,
 ..and.. San BernardinO, California

Twohorse wagons, carrying the U. s. Mails and pas sengers, leave Prescott and San Bernarlino every WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS, Making the trip in six days; passing route. ERREN BERG, wICKENBURG and CAMP DATE CREEK. Parties wishing transportation to Arizona ria this route, be furnished the same in
 FOUR OR SIX HORSE STAGES, On private contract by giving weeks notice in ad- to Agent of Arizona Stage Line at San Bernardino. The rates for will be in proportion to the accommo dation required.
 Regular Rates of Fare.
 Currency From Prescott to San Bernardino no...-....... s75OO From Prescott tO wickenburg. g...-......---... 20 % From Prescott tO Ehrenberg .450O From San Bernardino to Ehrenberg. $500 From San BernardinO to Wckeuburg. 5000
 Local Agents: l. H. LE'f- San Bernardino. J. GoLDwATER. -Ehrenberg CAL'lN WHiTk- Prescou. HANK BROWN. Road Superintendent
 JAMES GRANT PROPRIETOR ]. H. pIERSON, SUPERINTENDENT. sep2s72
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

England paid the United States last year for cotton $l84, ,000, 900, and making this into fabrics she cleared $l88, ,000, 900 of net profit, more than doubling her money.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

An English lord once said to Train: MT. Train, have you the law of primogeniture in America T' Said Train, No.' z " hat, ' said he. no hentail 2n Said Train, No, but we have the cocktail"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

"I will preach from that portion of de Scripture dis evening" '' said . colored domin- ie. .whar de 'Postle Paul pints his 'pistle at de ,Phesisns.n rs.tA ssssgF
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

frss following. which was originally published in the San Francisco 3uIetn is the most appropriate tine oh ' subject of any have in verse since the ao'e of ffs. fllustrious scientist to our shores
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
The Ignoble Red Man.

All the gilt was long ago rubbed oil the ideal Indian. and he is looked upon to-day as horse-steaiing, man-butchering wretch, without trace of romance or decency inside his worthless red hide. He is very correctly summed up in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-04-18
0erminSeruus Scr Spradeu.

Sn Der lsbttn Sibung Der ascaratbl.
fhtn @eit1i6aft In Berlin IprnH 6srr
Or. Stamm iibtr: has I'D In rrr @t.
lbtht pceumsnttrsnrr 9slrB her Spra.
8sn.8srminpsruns." Nit Der furtlhrrt.
ttnesn ssftt6tIiGsn GntwidsIur9 Der
Wsnlhbrit asbs bic gsrminbtruna Der
Sprahsn uuo Dioltcte Saub tn 6anc.
6rrr Stamm p,rGIid In bIsitr Sr,itbuna
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nirns por, ;u unO ndh her 86mrr,.it,
gnglanps, S6oitlanes. Srlante, DCutid,
lants unb StilsrrtiGs. unttr brn mcs
csrnta &uIturiprattn 9urrpds ptrb ras
GnsltI6s auf Der @ret ron eirra 90 Wtl.
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bic sr ptstn Ter @trringtbsit Der 3sii
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gnsliI6t bs;isIi6 fstutr INNER psi!srsn
Ssrbrsttung bic ar6bts 3ufunIt, rae
8ron;6ffts Die ssrinaffs, neil lationdr
unb fir bic frsmtsn BsIttbstlr, als &C.
lprphsns Sprn6s, fuIi gan, t.rrutuues'
los. Das Tsuti&s uns SpantI6s tcm.
men patrI6sinlib Ihcn i'm ndGIisn
Sdbrbunbsrt bstrtffs ibrsr 8trbrsituue In
Dsttfrstt. Das 6cGbsutf6s BABE cine
3snss nitt Isbsusfdbiasr Spra6tn Ssr,
ihIunssn. Die bteruttnrfs unb raIGtae
Seala Der Spra6Ssrmtnr.rrns s,tss
amtrita; untsr unfsrsH Gus,n NOD Dsr.
lGpinbtn Snetdnsr. SpraGtn une Dia.
ltIts. Das @sitb bsr Spra&StrminNsr.
uns TRACE ftIisbIi& md6tts CUR 3sn-
fhtnUsrf6bnuns bel unb ride uns, ptnn
aud fsbr Iansiam, Der @sniabstts. Clint.
suns ndttr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-04-18
C8rrtStsunu fOIst.)

Gin farbisss WttsIisb Der @.ltb.
esbuns BON 2sras wurpr tirjIth NIT si.
mem 8anbtI @rstnbads tn Der 5anb gs.
isbsn, iibsr bic sr Gtins Grsube 70 laut
dubsrtt, bab sr bic GufmtrfIamtsit stnss
3uI&autrs erptdts, Der ibn fraets:
nDuriibsr Ia&t Sbr, Sim 2" Sim ant.
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StimRe bttOmmGu. Sd bin In meinsm
esbtn iaun bier Ubtr fiinf NAL e.tauft
wcresn, bas III aber bas srfe mai, bab
Id bas GeIb ielbf srbtelt."
- Das 5ausepmmitttt bss GcnertTes
ptrO ,u @unfsn elmer 8srpilltsuns BON
$4,000 fur bic Ssrttsfuns bss @&upI.
tiaFuHts btri&ttn.
& Die 8irstnia unb bic WtIFlTppt
2estslatur tabtn fh 0trtast. Die Soma
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bic nod BET 0ttttm frt!ttr ais bic SbtO
Bin 1T.
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spn Btseunfn anesnommsne Ssmpsren,.
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bIitansr uno 3 Demptratsn. Daeeeeu 80
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uno btspssen ft @tpalt ausetban ba.
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li&t Dsmotrattn baetssu.
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ntstbsts ttn sswiftr Springer, tE Gtaats
Dtlapart, eins 800 serso erpee Sarm
an stnsn DsutI&tn auf SO Sabre. Na&
abIauf htr pa6tItIt utlettt fh Nismans
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uurbs iibtr bt.lslSsA ais frtiss 9anb psr.
fast. Nunmsbr bab.n F6 bic alien BE.
fstttsl in alltr SOrm Hthttns stfunbsn
snb Isbtn bic Grbtn 8tItp unp Spbn
Springer In Dutman Co., Snb., tn b,u
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Tltatpntn stfGdbt wtre. Iuf benz be.
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stnsn ScritIas ;ur Site. 5i. Iaet
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Srautnjtmutr trbaIttn, ptlht NIT es,
Ndbmaihtne ;u arbsttsn Ssrfsbtn, en6pF
anuatcn, Srcb baden, wafn,n unb ta
ssln tOuntn uno cine Samilts nitTamm
psm Rann Su srbaItsn I'm Stunoe Fnp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-04-18
Seur in Snoidnd m6ali6.

Sn Der YtstropoIs b;s bsribmtsn
Gb.f6sibunss. .Staatss tbsiIts Dor sintssn
Gastn cine 8rau bel @tlessnGsit sinss
tlstn.n bdusli&sn Strsitss ibrsm Ranne
gan, tlbl NIT, rub tr etesutIi6 gar ni6t
mstr ttr Wanu Ist, ba Ts fa f6sn Dor
Sobr unb Sas auf ule Safe ubus Isin
SBtEsn BON ibm batr f&tiprn lafen. aus
ben rUtumsnturiI& tssriintsifn GntbIqs
unssn, bic 1s nun ttm srfauntsn @atisu
madtt, srsob f6 8oIssnrrs: gOr Ian.
strsr 3stt mar fs ansstIid gu elmer
S6Bt ter mad eruispiGs, In 8htli6tsit
abtr mad glep GItanp, Snp., ssrtif, bate
bort Scmieil esncmm.n, unp bort psnt
8erpifsu ibrtS @atttn rte S&ttbuns
bur6ssisbt. Olit ben bstrsfsnbsn Yapis.
rem In tsr 9aIHt ttbrts lt mad 5auls
,urlf unb Irbts mad ME Dor jufrisesn
NIT ibrem Nanne, Bic stne esrinefieiss
gsranlafuus 1s StrIsitsts, i6m Jusrtldrsn,
bag sr i6r nihts mstr Ju bsfsbIsu babe.
Der Grunb iu bisfem untrbSrtsn gsrfab'
rsn Der Srau fu1 bus gsrIdussn ssrtlsn
fsin, ibr bstrd6tIi6sS 9rrm6asn mad IT,
rem SOts ben 5dntsn RES Wannts gu
tnt,ittsn unb ts ben gOrbanrsnsn jpst
Sinbtrn 3u f6trn. Ssit Ter trfoIsttn
stssnisitissn auftIdruns Isbsn bic Gbs'
sattsn atrisrns uustifSrt rsitsr ais
fol&s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-04-18

baIt,nt tioaraBbilde 6jri6iStt her 5amilis efs
unb alltr tteeutshbtR RGnntr, tic aus btrltItru
bsrppreteangtn Tur, ramrn:li6 ers Generals
R. 6. See. Inter ben fd auf amrrfdniits Der
bGltniITt bssisbsrtru ArtiltIu trmtiftn MIR bic
St1btt 9tapenpprtb, 3nnl. uuo Sawrenrs, MRally
Ct. 9aprsnet Srpm, bic Sicsrapbirn ron 1bOm.
&c Gltdr. S6miet BON her Slurtp, SaurtEs unb
qsa. Bel htn artifsLn esierrnten, Se6rusptrll6tr-
una, qebrsrssrtin, Legal tender, il gam bsiOH-
btrs auf bic bisiasn 8nbGIttine 8ifGGt ee-
ucmrnsn. aub bic Nrtifsl 9adale unb 9sibniB
sRrftsn BON b.1pnbsrsm Sntrre1s irin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-04-18
Gin, Sptiftr ,Iibmte ri, gOrtr.fltateit

Cine Sptiter slibmts bic gcrtrsHltatstt
Istnsr 6ldlsr. yDie vsit fann Id psnn
ramtt Isbsn. fann i'd wcbl pier Siunesn
nett bamlt itbrn?" frasts Der Saufer.
,Bas Bier Stunpen nett Z" afif'
rprtete tsr Spttfsr fGnsa. p9iun, pas
mare mas 8s6ts! $4,000 Netlsn melt
t5nuen Ste bamit febsn, mstn 5srr! ia,
metn 6err, Sis t6nnsn ben IlOnb pamtt
fstenw
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-04-18

riidsesOSsas astsn hns wtsbsr su 3sitsn
ihparmts sr fit BEN ftusn 8risNsn bss
Balbss nnb far bas bstIiss DuntsI bsi'
fslbsn. gcsegIaru ssb6rts ,u BEN bsr'
Scrrassnbsn psrf5nli&tsitsn bss SOrfss.
Gr Iisb R6 ,,eaufmann n.nnsn, trus
ifGottl6e SIrtpsr, bate cine mOrerns
Bsltanf&auuns, las bic 3situns, mar
ssbtlbst unb Sebsrmann I'm DOrfs pubts,
bab sr Elm aump mar. yidmlIb aud pie'
Der 3u 3sitsn, tpts sr bic GinIamtett unb
ben Dalb Itebts.
CsSsrtStbura fpIat.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-04-18
Serubieune.

auf einrm Spn;isrsanss tibt, bic gum
ffiee 9slsssnbtit ttnibenb, Elm iunssr
1ann feline ft6ne BssIsitertn. Cine all
tsrs Dame, biss bsmsrtsnr, ruff tn itttli'
der gntrii ituna:
,Osl6s Sltnbsit! pie f6dnelt6
unter frsism 5immsI elm Sub! Gs iif gum
gHtlebrn!"
,@ter. Sants," bsl6pt6tist is itr tlst-
nsr NsfTs, nsr BAT ia nt&t Did 9stnbt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-04-18
Sbein uno OBirfli6feit.

Srduttsam: vabsr parum i0sf bu
benn nidt pu tannf bod unmDsIi4 l&On
latt Ietn?"
Sraut: 80 bod, i'd sfe ME msbr
absnbs." 8raut (na6bem psr Srduttgam
fort ia): yabtr Wuttrr, init psm Sisl
Srattn lang Id net, unb pie ftIs6t bas
Bier ptspsr etue'i6sntt iR, bn rsrrfit 8lsi
b'Waeb mod 'mal frrtlGidsn UNI bret
Wab Bier unb Bier paar @roiAsnpiirR." )"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-04-18
3 u sDcrf0tsfcn

Cine rclIiiGneis riuasridtstt Srre- unb SUDDEN.
SGfersi uuS GCnfrficnrIy, nit allen Ginritb
muarn gum 9lnfrrtissn prn GiS Cream. GbcnIo
rire bic rpIlitiubiss Wpbilidr. Ginri6tina nit
rtrfauit. Ter Wiribsvrrral lnutct duf ned D
Sabre. NGbere sIusiiinft rrtbrilt 6rau SpilIy,
223 DEM gIsrnue. liar
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-04-18
Beutfdb amerifauifHeS Gcnserfas
tipnss 9cricpu.

Die 56fs 9itfsrurs tts ron TIpf. u. 8.
Sttm brrausstgtbtu, uno i'm GpmmiiNSnsptr-
lag ben 9. Sttistr in Ntp grri trldrintubtn
Otuti&.Gmtrifanittu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
srtbdt cine au5fiibrlitr, burbaus pbitctip es-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-04-18
GOrmania Halle.

Gintm ptrrtrttn Tu5lifim bic srGsttns Nu-
jsi5t, baB pbigts, rhbs eem Degct arlcgrnt 9rtal
nsu eiEseritttt une ttetutrno srTi6Gnrrt rcreeH
q une inter err Seituus ees llntcrSritburltn etm
bsuti6ru gutIiIum jCgt wirerr piisn ifrt!.
Die 3stt her tcrmtGen GinptibunI riIs ipas
ter ttfanrt semaGt.
Gas dusegeidutte ,.Srbsiripn" uub clue
bur6srtifsrrs Gsniilniion ma5rn tirIes 2rtJ
,u htn anssnstmfin Aufrrltalt5prt in e'el
Stdbt. U0inN 9cbu SifbGer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-04-18
GOnraD @enSel,
pstsrsburG
gambler in

Dlrfb-, Giftn- nnO 9apftr- -I)aaren,
bat ale in ftin 5a6 sinl&lastnbsn gIrtiftI In BE-.
fer SuaIitit IttS pprrGibis.
9auarbtiitn, ME !. .. Yls6tGbsr, 9tsen Spu
Gas unb WaFsrrSbrtn unb GbnIi6s artsitsu
rsrSen bslpnters piinftli9 unb gut ausssfiibrt.
9IIe msine arbsit II mad r6t bfutl6sr art
gut unb haurrbaft.
gslslunsrn nrbmtn rntsesen be Srrrrn
@m. SrnIel penn apsnur, uub 8rirbr. Wtt-
del, GrearhraBe.
(6jei6GftsIOfal In peter S&Gfers Saus, &C.
esnilber Don Grisbrib 6aber.) 20ap7t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-04-18

Gpmmpnpraltb Cooperative, - 100000
GrbGutt, WiGbsln, 6aufmannssiitrr &c. psrbr
i'd ;u ben nirbrisllru Staten Srrli6eru.
SD prrbs MID bsifrsbsn, nriur @Srrsr III
tsbtr Sinfht jufrisbru III ifslltu, unb iibrrbaupt
msine @si6Gfie sspi6enbaft uuO piiufllib ,u or,
fiilrn. 3u iprrbrn irben Sag I'M Glif 9Sprf
Ma!6inrn Sbrp unb ron 6 bis 10 llbr gbsnbs
in her Sffct non gStlls unb gBatrrS, Sen.
asentrn, 22i 9adapnuna @prnur 0rsrnibrr bsr
8aIbinstrn Saa, cine Srsppr bod. PER- GbeU-
err 5eiiinsrr Eiro in Der II. unb 12. gBarb
Applcatipnsn fir eiritlbru Com pagnitn aufnrb-
men. $40 Gbas. SO. Better Qsrnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-04-18

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-30
AUCTION SALES.
By s.. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF AUGUSTA FAvRE,

RY 9. GgINAULT, AUCu0NEER-OFF1cH
SATURDAY. May IS, l872. will b sold, at y NJ at
the Merchants and Auctioneess' Exchange Royai
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets bv
virtue of Judgment from the honorable the Second
District Court for the paridh of Orleans rendered
March 81, 1872 and signed April 8, 1872 the following
piITTWss0 LOTS OF GRoesD situated in the Third
District Of this city, designated by Nos and s,
square 81, bounded by Genius, st. ANTHONY. Raea-
tele and Celestine streets. Said lots measure,
French measure, each2S feet inches front on &c.
MUS street by $50 feet deep.
.. LOT OF GRODND in the same district 1esie.
mated by No. IN sqaare Ga, bounded bv Frencbme1
Genius, Celestine and Elysian Fields streets Said
lot measures 81 Pet inches front on Frepchmen
street by 10 feetin depth
THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the same dis
trlct des'gnatse by Nos. U.s. 16 and II in square an
bounded by S0hdele, Josephine Mazant and Bar
IAoomew streets. Said lots measure each 30 fact
a on Sendelie streetiby ITO feet inches in
I. sQARE OF GROUND in same district des-
1gnated IL No. a. Said square measures 224 feet S
n n LEI on Josephine street Sal feet mont on
Barth0Smew street. pa feet lines front on Celes-
nne rect and 341 feet on the division line of
Bart property, or assigns
eVUAkE OF GROUND in the same district
eea4nated by Ne. AZ, and measures pa feet lines
On Celestne street. 34l feet front Bartholo-
zw street, "a feet lines front on Genius street
erty. -Ao - piop'
Nee plans at the Exchange.
Terms-Cash
Acts OF sale before A. Dreyfous notary public at
1he expense OF purchasers, including United States
ap11 "a my4 III 10