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The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22
"a Sound Eegal oninion-

E. cambridge Mnnday Esq, County
Atty, Clay Co., Tex. says: ''Have used
Electric Bitters with most happy re-
suits. My brother also was very low
with Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but
was cured by timely use of this medi.
cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his life.'
Mr.. D. T. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave,
KY, adds a like testimony, saying
He positively believes he would have
died, had it not been for Electric Bit
ters. This great remedy will ward off
as well as cure all Malaria Diseases
and for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach
Disorders stands unequaled. Price soc
and OIL. at T. E. Bailey's 6
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q Gard.
Robeline News

Robeline News.
We, the undersigned citizens of Robe
line, La, regret very much that the gen.
tlemen representing the justly celebrat-
ed Steel and Malleable Iron Ranges
manufactured by the Wrought Iron
Range Co., of st. Louis, Mo-, 901 to 900
Washington Ave. will now depart for a
new field of labor after having thor
oughly canvassed this and adjoining
parishes. Superintendent Massengill
and his statesmen have been with us for
the past three months and during that
time have sold over three carloads OF
the above mentioned ranges to the best
citizens only. and we have heard quite
a number Of these purchasers who have
thoroughly tested these ranges, speak
of them in the highest terms. VIZ have
found these gentlemen to be sober, in
du%strious, and prompt to meet every
contract, and we cheerfully recommend
them to any community:
Mrs. A. V. Cox, private boarding
house; E. Buvens, salesman Buvens q
Co.; T. G. Gay, merchant; l.. Daniel,
merchant; G. E. Lunt, salesman for L.
Daniel; w. B. Stille, merchant; A. Do
yer, merchant; Richard Maher, cotton
buyer; Fl. Mannheim, merchant; F. c.
Blacksher, farmer; Cox & Thomas,
merchants; C. j. Smith, merchant; l..
B. Gay, merchant; Jas. McCook, post
master and merchant; j. B. W. McCook,
assistant postmaster; T. A. Carter,
druggist; F. Crockett, agent I & R'y;
j. E. Keegan, Mayor of Robeline; L.O'
Daniel, merchant and attorney; Ponder
s. Carter, business manager,News; S.. =.
Russ; r. E. Foster, liveryman w. w.
Page, merchant; Rufus Sanders W,
A. Ponder, member of General Assem-
bly, /; John N. Burkett, Justice of the
Peace; Isaac F.Carter, attorney at-law;
A. V. Carter, editor Robeline News.
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NEW STORE!
New, Fresh, Good and Cheap Groceries
Keep it up! am with you
KEEP RENEWING KEEP A-sELLING
On Very Small Margins,
IS THE MOTTO OF SUCCESS.

-
/ offer now, ON it's success
Dry salt shoulder meat at s. to SIC
Best -four from $3.50 to $6.25 per Dbl.
Dry salt sides at z, II and 7gc.
Lard in tierces at 7ac per lib.
Picnic AIMS at II to 71c Id.
Sugar-cured ham tMayhower) at Is to I73c.
breakfast bacon tDove BRANDY at i2aa to l5c
open kestle sugar, ID lbs. for $I.00.
white clarified sugar, IL lbs. for one dollar.
SneW-White sugar, 10 lbs for one dollar.
Tomatoes, four cans for 25e.
Deviled ham, Armoar's, 4 cans for 25c.
Baking powders, S and Zoe. cans.
Irish potatoes, choice, Sc to $oa.25 per Dbl.
Dairy butter, 224 to 25c per To.
Creamery butter, finest, 90 to Csc lib.
Ladies line toilet soap, 5, 10 and l5e cake.
a selection of fancy candies that will tempt
any one with q sweet tooth, selling at Is,
20, 25, 40and Soc per ID.
Soap, $l.75 by the box, 3 bars for Zoe,
Starch, a and 33e per Id.
Cider vinegar. Genuine Louisiana syrup.
Calf chocolate. Black pepper, zoe ib.
Rio coffee, 3 lbs for 81, good family.
prime, 22a to 25c.
Cerd0va coffee, fancy, Is to 24c.
Lead pencils, good quality, 10 for 1Oc.
Cinnamon, Allspice, Blueing, Pass books.
Letter paper, FO0lscap, and
hest shoe biacking at fabulously low prices.
8. e. LOEB,
Lalanne building, corner Court and North ats.
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10 travail de Ia femme du cult
vateur.

LIE cnltivatenr oublie trop solvent
de donner credit anx differences formes
de pGconOmie rurale ct domestigue.
Nona commissions plus dune femme de
cnltivateur, qui par son liable admin
istratiOn, dn prodnit de 3 gu A vaches
ct dune trentaine de poulets. achete
non senlement tous ses habits ct ceux
Do ses enfants, mails encore les deux
tiers de lSpicerie n6cessaire d nne IA
mile de 5 personnes. Dependant OH
ferait dificilement croire d leurs maris
que personne autre qn'eux subyient en-
aucune autre maniere d l'entretien de
Ieur famille. Ills SEN rendraient comp
to ct pent-Atre l'admettraient, 81 leur
femme lenr 9tait raYi1De ct qn'ils fussent
oblig6e do payer pour la moiti6 dn ira
vail qu'elle fait ct de dsbonrser de
l'argent pour les antres provisions Qu'
une mercenaire ne youdrait gu ne pour
rait leur procaTer par lnanqne d'inte-
res ct administration.
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Bucklen's Arnica salve

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilblains, corns, and all skin ernptions
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
F. e. Bailey.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

Mathilda Ruby est morte d Raywick,
KY, dimanche, a l'age de 1913 ans; de-
puts cinq ans ellie etait orpheline, ay,
ant a cette 6poque perdu 81 mere dams
la maison qn'elle habitat. Ellie await
Ste la nourrice de James Lambkins {:
ce nourrisson survit ct porte allegro
ment ses 80 ans.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

Une femme de AS ans, miss Parker,
de Lowell, Mass, Went d'etre inscrite
Requirement an barreau dn comte de
Middlesex 4 East Cambridge. Miss
Parker est la troisieme femme seuie
msnt qui ait Etc antorisee jusqn'a
present a exercer la profession d'avocat
an Massachusetts,.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

On volt parfois des rois exil6s reve-
mir sur leur trone, t6moin Mwanga,
souverain d'Uganda. qui, apres avoir
etc d6pos6 ct chass6 de son pays, vol
sin de Zanzibar, Went dc %reprendre
o autorit6. II est bon d'ajonter Quill
s'est fat chr6tien ct quill porte main
tenant des cnlottes.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

Kilrain has got to spend two months
in a Mississippi Jail, and the decision in
Sullivan's case will probably be sustain
ed also. A Southern State has set a
useful example to the whole country,
and we are glad to acknowledge the
obligation New York Tribune, Rep.
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Du Success en- Agriculture.

On proclame que lagriculture ne
pale pas CONNIE les autres industries.
Pour nous, nous croyons qu'elle pale
mieux q%u'aucune autre industrie pour
le plus grand nombre de cas- qu'aucun
autre genre d'affaires. Parce qu'On
entend parler du'un example excep-
tionnel de success parmi les INDUSTRIES,
les ing6Dieurs on les manufacturers,
on en- eonclut que pressure tous rens-
%sissent, mails il men est pas ainsi. On
ne parle jamais des IS on 81 pour cesS..
qui ne r6ussissent jamais, tandis qu'on
porte anx nue. lie petit nombre de ceux
Qui s'enrichissent. Telle est pourtant
la proportion du success ct de l'insuc-
ces dams presque chaque branche din
dnstrie on d'affaires. Les resultats
sont meilleurs ct en- plus grande nom
bre dams l'agriculture. Les necessities
de la concurrence foreent lie manufac-
turier a tenir la main d'euvre d bon
marche. L'unique resource de ceux
mis- ainsi au pied du muir, est de re-
tourner a la culture on d'acquerir une
grande habilete dams I'm genre de ira
vail on leur main d'oeuvre est indispen-
sable. II nest pas necessaire d'aller
dams rOuest pour commencer a cult
yer avec quelques chances de success.
LIE travail, la sobri6t6, Phabilete ct la
constance sont aussi sfrs du success
dams les Vieilles provinces que dams
les nouvelles, ct les memes qualities APP
pliqu6es d la culture ont plus de chan
ces de reussir que dams aucune autre
profession on emploi. II y a mainte-
nant antant de chances dc success quill
Y en- a jamais EN-.
lie c%ultivateur ma pas plus d'heures
de travail que les hommes des autres
occupations. Le travail du cultiva-
teur nest pas plus dur que celui da
marehand, commercant on homme do
profession.
Negligence ct paresse d~issipent
grande richesse.
I'm fermier qui MA pas de soin sera
toujours dams le besoin.
Qui suivra la routine n'aura bient0t
nj pain nj farine.
La terre rend CONNIE on lni d0nne.
Mes amis, je vous assure, quand lie
cnltivatuer youdra, l'agricalture chan
gera.
Sans fumier il ny a point de BONES
terres, mails avec du fumier il NY en- a
pas de mauvaises.
Semer sans fumier, c;est Sc runner.
81 tn to moques dc la terre, ellie SO
moquera de tot.
Pour qu'elle rende, il fault lni prefer;
ellie ne donne rien pour rien.
I'm domestione modale:
-Qni demandez-vous, monsieur?
LIE baron de Veauminet.
-Qu'est ce que vou hi ~youlez?
-fSnat nanr uun unfa |
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

lie pare situ6 en- face du lac a Chica.
20 sera presque certainement choisl
CONNIE site de rexposition de 1892. II
est question d'agrandir lie pare en- lie pro-
longeant de 500 d LOO pieds dams lie
lac. L'emplacement de pExposition
de Chicago, serait done de % acres
plus grand que celui de l'exposition de
Paris.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

Natural butterflies and caterpillars
n to appear upon the hats of the
ladies this spring, and are also to be
used, it is said, for ornaments for the
hair.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

La detresse est tres grande parmi les
habitants des deux etats du
Dakota ct grand nombre m%anquent
du strict 'n6cessaire. Beaucoup qut
ont de quot Sc nourrir mont rien d dom
ner A ieurs animaux.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

Les Pilules d'Ayer sont absolument
vegetables, dun emploi SIR; Giles ne res
serrent pas les intestins, ct sont un to-
nique admirable.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22
A ceux cue Celia concerne.

Nous, les soussign6s citoyens de Ro-
beline, Line, %constat0ns avec regret le
depart DIES messieurs qui repr6sentent
les poGles .iustement renomm6es dites
"Steel and Malleable Iron Ranges" IA
briqu6es par la Wrought Iron Range
Coz de st. Louis, qui nou quittent
pour un nouveau champ d'operations
apres avoir vendu leurs marchandises
dams tous les quarters de cette parois-
Sc ct de celles avoisinantes. LIE surin-
tendant Massengill ct ses assistants
sont restes parmi nous depuis trois
mois ct pendant ce temps ont vendu d
nos meilleurs eitoyens au-dessus de
trois engagements de char des poeles
sus- mentionnees, ct nou avons enten.
du IN nombre considerable de ces ache.
tours qui SO sont servi de ces poeles
s'exprimer dams les termes les plus
hatteurs concernant leurs merites
Nous constatons avec plaisir que ces
messieurs sont sobres, industrieux et
prompts a remplir tous leurs engage
ments ct GUS les recommandens
chaudement a tout venant.
NINE. A. V. Cox,
Maitresse de Pension.
L. BUvENs,
Commits chez Buvens 81 Gle.
+. C. GAY, Marchand.
l.. DANIEL, Marchand.
C. E. LUNT,
Commits chez L. Daniel.
w. B.. STILLE, Marchand.
A. DOVER, Marehand.
RICHARD MAHER,
Acheteur de Cotton.
I'll. Marchand.
F. C. BLACKsHER, Fermier.
Cox g. THOMAS, Marchands.
C.. j. SMITH, Marchand.
l.. b. GAY, Marchand.
JAS. MCCooK,
Maftre de Poste ct Marchand.
j. b. w. McCooK,
Assistant Maitre dc Poste.
t. A. CARTER, Pharmacien.
+. CROCKETT,
Agent T. & P. Railway.
j. e. KEEGAN,
Marie de ,Robeline.
L.. o. DANIEL,
Marchand ct Avocat.
PONDER S.. CARTER,
Gerant du journal lie News"
S. E. Russ.
r. E.. FOSTER.
w. w. PAGE, Marchand.
w. a. PONDER,
Membre de la Chambre de la Line.
JOHN N. BURKETT,
Juge de Paix.
ISAAC +. CARTER, Avocat.
A. V. CARTER
Redacteur "Robeline News
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

John Jacob Astor qui Went de mou-
rir laisse $50 millions. M. Astor legue
d son ami Alexander Hamilton, de Ir-
wington, $4,000, a l'h6pital St-Luc
$IO0, 900, au musee metropolitan des
Arts $4,000, d ph6pital des cancers de
New York 800. 600, a son neven James
Simmons, $50, 900, a la bibliotheque
Aator $45, 900, en- tout 1850 LIE
reste de SO fortune eat legu6 a son fills
Waldorf Ast0r.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

Une explosion desastreuse o Gu lieu
iundi dams la mine de MOrsa, pays des
GALES. Trois cents mineurs SO trou-
yaient dams la mine au moment de
l'accident ct Pom estime que cent enVi-
ron ont peri.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

Voulez yeas avoir de lapp6tit, dc
l'embonpc.at, des c%ouleurs, de la force
ct de la vigueur, prenez la Salsepareille
d'Ayer.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

Une nouvelle loi postalo des Etats-
Unis trouve coupable de larcin celul
qui reeoit I'm journal ct refuse den
payer l'abOnnement.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

Une controverse i%nteressante Sc pour
suit en- CO moment dams les jonrnaux
anglais sur To- faeon don't les femmes
doiyent monter a cheval an grand
nombre de femmes sont davis qu'elles
doiyent monter a califourchon, CONNIE
les hommes, ct se proposent de ne plus
mOnter autrement leurs coursiers, tan
die que les adversai Ps de pinnovation
s0utiennent que la Tondeur naturelle
des membres feminine empeehera ton
iouFs Ia femme de bien 81 tenir d che
val antrement qu'assise en- traVers de
Ia aelle.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

Nous appelons rattention de nos lee.
teurs sur la accommodation DIES citoy.
ems de Robeline, paroisse Natchitoches
des messieurs qui repr6sentent lei Ia
" Wrought Iron Range Co." de Saint
Louis, que nous pnblions aillenrs.
81 vons avez besoin dun poole de
cuisine durable ct de premiere @classe,
ces messieurs, que Pom trouvera d Pho
tel des OpelOusas, vous expliquer0nt
les grands m6rites ct les avantages DIES
4 ranges don't ills sont agents. Con-
sHltez- les.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22
OPELOUSAS:

Proyerbe du dix septieme steele !:
"Veux-tu trouver lie carsme court !
Fais une dette payable a Paques."
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22
Now or Never !
Feb. Is

AS the season is far advanced and our stock Is larger
than WE wish TO carry over to thC next season. we
will offer Special Inducements lor the HolliayS'
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

j. Meyers & Co. have just received a
car load of Gigs which they are selling
at 49, so.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRAtsrrn.
~ Over q Million Distrshal
La. 5. T.
Louisiana State Lotteru /,

incorporated by the Lepi.,st.
Educational and Charitable puT Ssa.afs
franchise made a part of the present p9s I aad
stitution, in 1879, by an OVERWHpss5tss q
POPULAR VOTE. Its alA
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRt,r,
Take place semi. annually (June ana
ber), and its GRAND SINGLE NIlgsesss
DRAWINGS take place in each &c ssg a.
ten months of the year, and are all H. IT, "
public, at the Academy of Music, New ussR
La. Sa
1--WE do hereby certify that we
the arrangements for ali the Mon saupaN
Quarterly Drawings of The Lonisisn.y 4 \
Lottery Company, and in person maps.s y
control the Drawings themselves. and n.
same are conducted with honesty fairnaas
III good faith toward all parties, and we sss
ize the Company to use this certi6ea, NY y
fac SMILES of our signatures attached + r
yertisements." G. T. BEAUREGApnA
J. A. EARLY.
Commission,
We the undersigned Banks and P.as
will pay all Prizes drawn in the ont
State Lotteries which may be presented !.
counters.
r. M. WALMSLEY, Pres. La. Nat n.
P. LANAUX, Pres. State Nat. Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pres. N. o. Nat. RAM
CARL KOIIN, Pres. Union Nat. BaSI
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Un d~omestioue mod9le
-Qui demandez-vous, monsieur?
LIE baron de Veauminet.
-Qu'est CO que vous hi voulez?
-C'est pour une note...
I'll est parti hier pour la campagne,
Que j'avais d lui payer.
-Mais il est reyenu CO matin.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

IN its first stages, can Ebe successfully
! checked By the prompt use of Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL. Even in the later
periods Of that disease, the cough is
wonderfully relieved by this medicine.
have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral
with. the best effect in my practice.
This wonderful preparation once saved
my life. 4 had q constant cough, night
Hweats, was greatly reduced In flesh,
and given up BY my physician. One
bottle and o half OF the Pectoral cured
me.o-A. J. Edison, NJ. D., Middleton,
Tennessee.
" Several years ago / was severely i'll.
The doctors said / was in consumption.
and that they could do nothing for me.
but advised me, as q last resort, to try
Ayers Cherry Pectoraf. After taking
this medicine TIVE or three months i
was cured, and my health remains good
to the present day.'-James Birchard,
Darien, Conn.
Several years ago, on d passage home
from California, by water, I contracted
so severe o cold that for some days i
was confined to my state-room, and d
physician on board considered my life
IL danger. Happening to have a bottle
Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. + nsad II
freely, and my lungs were d restored
70 q healthy condition. Since then
nave invariably recommended this prem
aration."-J.B .. Chandler, JuncEion, va.
AIsI's chsIy PsetoIaI,
ra1srAnEn 81
~. " % Aver = CO, Lowell, Mass.
|@ela py "A Druggists. Price i; sizbotslss, 81.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22
DIR LATEST ARRIVALS ARE:

I sT-One cal load Of sTOVEs-Cookhg, and Heating, which II account :" reduced Hhn
1 Grmht on carload lots we can sell now at figures mch below those We mad to sell mere
tome You can get good Cooking Stow with full Sto OIL utensils f$lu, we nave
sona of H., moo cpehated' makes of stoves We warrant them and they don't oe u p
to what We repnsntt them, WEI are willing to tak' hem back after a ian trial
n -Tlee cr load of FURNITURE We are chuck full of them, ad sell hem
Il below New Orleans prices We deiVtra and put up without extra eharS" "hmh '
limits of thee city, alf nntureh bought OF us
0D-Reaived since the beginning of tese season, two car nadsh WAGONS winch are
= already sold, md have another car Dad in transit which we are already selling. Our
the Celebrated HICKMAN-hon axle OF timbe skeln. from Ii hchm z inches
te-ae first class we'll known The prices are low and we give a written gnanan m h n ~
months to every buyerE that they are built of good matrEh--and II anything. breaks within
period on account of defective material or bad workmanship, we arr willing 10 replace
them.
ATH-We have the largest stock of CLOTHINGh this market We can suit every
fgpuy
ETH-Our SHOE department contains a full ssotnent md We ali goods III that
- line at mrher reduced rates
aTH-Wec continue to keep full line of DRY GOODS, a description of which would
- take up too much spaee; out We ana sutea all thatq quality of goods and popular prices
or great AIM
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, presided over by our ever obHgng JIM
4 my" needs no further recommendation He knows how to please the ladies in that
sanctum.
OTH-OmG GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, HATS. UNDERWEAR and everything
Q in hatfn are marked down and them assortment sf full and complete
OTH-GROCERIEs we sell as cheap as the cheapest We will not be nndrsod.
1nTH-HARDWARE. Of all kinds comprising also fittings for machinery, Guy Pipes
I I TH--We keep the celebrated LOVE SEWING MACHINES. which is the only ma
4 4 chine that makes a perfect button hole; also the AMERICAN MACHINE, which is
as one otheb best, and which we sell at $25- Cash
4 STH-We have large assortment of the PADGETT SADDLES. which or account
IL of thes scarcity of room, we wills sell fort the present ata big reduction
GIVE Us A CALL
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3 I34 Prizes amounting to----SI.osal
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
I'M

All ordinary letters containing Postal nj
Money Orders issued by all Express eans
MES or New York Exchange. addressed
M. A. DAUPHM
New Orleans, Il
A l3..u .aosLnrol IoE4ar. onu4a.1n.1M
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CAUSED BY 4 LAMP IN THE LIBRARY.
OFFICIAL 1NvEsuG trIoN INTO THE WASHING
TON CALAMITY.

Washington. Feb. G.-Frc Marshal Drew to-day
submitted To chief Paris his report the fire at
secretary Tracys house The report was forwarded
10 the District Commissioners. The Fire Marshal
says:
am Of the opinion. while 81 course there Is no direct
proof that this fire originated from the explosion Of
coal ou lamp large double burner duplex lamp being kept
on a table within the circle formed by the large Day
window which lamp was lighted every night
IL very likely that the family retired the night
before the fire instead cXtngushing the light inc Da1e
va, turned down and lot burning, when Is very
dangerous practice from this cause the WICK Is aPI u
become cu-cd preventing free flow OF fame ana keep
ing the heat below the crust thereby causing tne uhh
rassworA Of which the burner composed to become 80
hot rs t. generate within the bowl Of the lamp caus'
Ing the u explode.
The inquest into the cause and circumstances OF tho
disaster was held at the Third Precinct Station
Uou,e shortly after 1 O'Clock today. By Acting
Coroner Schaehcr. Chief Paris. Of the Fire De
partmcnt was the first witness called. lie told tho
story Of the lire substantially as given heretofore In
The Tribune
We're the men Of your department prompt ana
faithful in their work ~ asked the Coroner.
res. sir: have no faut to find with any OF them
They all worked like beavers. If Mrs. Tracy had
,tayed IN the housc another minute she would have
been saved II the front doors had been kept closed
and the drucht shut of, the people "ond nave been
Thcn IT is your idea that the doors were opened
Ec~ .ir. think that the doors opened by
the servant when he ran down stairs. ne Sal1 tna
ice closed them but ! think that he lost his head and
forgot close them. There /, no doubt tnat the nre
oilg uttei in tn" hrary.'
several policemen aud hremen also testified
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REPORT on THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

Washington, Feb. G.-Thc first report Of the Mica
ragua Maritime Canal Company wa sent TO the Sen.
ate to-day in accordance with the pro
visions Of the act Of Congress incpr
poratng the company. The report says
that the company has completed the aAal surveys
and final plans Of the proposed intcroccauic canal.
and that they have been approved by the Government
Of Nicaragua. ON June 3, 1850. the preliminary work
Of construction was begun, and ON october cScavi-
ton was begun. Permanent headquarters have been
established at GrcytDWn, building, erected. railroad
and other works constructed, and "A laI-c store ~
machinery and material, collected. 81 the capital
stock 1915 shares have been subscribed At par aud
2GOl 40 paid IN. since June : 100000 has been
ok Dendcd upon the work Ia Nicanicua.
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washinaton. Feb Emo President to-day sent to
the senate the following nominations:
Pnri, Kiiouruc to be- surveyor OF customs at
-an Francisco. ,,. q. -,
District If Boston and Chirl, stown, Mas; Scorgc B.
Edmnud, at Fairfield. Conu.. Louis Nc hcnAe Bell al
NcNaudria Va. j. l.. IIulcrton, at ~ Marks, Fla. ,
Frank A. Vaughan at Salulia, Ten.
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