... on the Caribbean coast, either present or prospective—that is in the near future? 2. If this land is so situ:tted as to necessitate shipment from the Paciric ports, is there any possibility of obtaining other lands continuous to the Caribbean coast? 3 ...

... with the Fair. The project includes the establishment of fast steam • communication between New Orleans and the Gulf and Caribbean ports, by which passengers and freight can be carried by the shortest and most direct lines to Chicago. While New York will ...

... to American Thalassography :—Three Cruises of the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Steamer in the Gulf of Mexico, in thw Caribbean Sea, and along the Atlantis Coast of the United States. By Alexander Agassiz. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin and Co., 1888. 2 ...

... extending their ventures still further soon re.ielied thwe republics of South America, wasl.e.l by the Atluntic Ocean and the Caribbean sea. _ Whether it is theause American cabinet makers are wore skiihil and their workmanship anid style suits creole market ...

... 75, cheaper than it has ever been placed on the seaboard. The result would be to render all the countries on the Gulf and Caribbean independent of England in coal, enabling Alabama to supply these countries with it at lower figures. The lowest calculation ...

... departments of Segovia, Metagalpa, Chontales and the Mosquito territory, all upon that broad strip of land bordering on the Caribbean, have been munificently endowed by nature. Medi. cinal and fragrant plants, such as the sarsaparilla, ginger and manilla ...

... igable for small steamers the whole year round. At its mouth is situated Graytowu, the principal Nicaraguan port on the Caribbean sea. - In the year 1855 the mighty mass of water that forms the current of the San Juan river burst its left bank near the ...

... merchants with Western produce, which the latter now often receive alter it has made a voyage to England and from thence to the Caribbean coast. There are many things to learn concerning this valuable traffic of which they are as yet uninformed, but which knowledge ...

... the tropics as Rio Janeiro, but his idea is now said to be to turn the Atlanta's prow towards the weitarn shores of the Caribbean Sea. TOOTNACHN AND NELTBALGIA.—Before having teethextractedtry the Electro-glacial Applicator, which removes pain in ten ...

... harbour On the coast.. The river Toots enters the Pacific. and the lake supplies the means by the water it sends to the Caribbean Sea the one side and by its proximity to the Pacific on the other, to make the water ocean to ocean through the canal so ...

... found nowhere else in the United States. Their principal habitat is near the mouths of the tide water stream sowing into the Caribbean Sea. They feed on a peculiar grass called manatee grass, which grows in the bottom of most all tidewater streams in tropical ...

... The work to be done during the ensuing year con. sista of the c3iistruction of a breakwater at or near Greytown, on the Caribbean Bea, the building cf locks and dams and excavations along the route of the canal. The statement of the Chicago, Milwaukee ...