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All honor to the ,oiling hand,
Or In the fed OF mine;
Or by the hsrnessed fire or steam,
Or on the heaving brine
Whatever loom, or bark, or plough,
Hath wrought to bless DOR land,
Or given around, above, below,
We owe the fol,nR hand.
Then honor--houor to the toiling hand
IL battles with the elements.
II breaks the stubborn swsrd
II rings the forge-ihe shuttle throws
And shapes the social board
II conquers clime-it stems the wave
And bears from every strand
The sweetest, best OF all we have,
Gifts Of the toiltne hand.
Then honor--honor TO the tolinE hand
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TIE entire unabridged in volume of
Asa "csntainng three the found
other Engsh dictionary compiled in this country any abdg
work, definitions models Of eobdensa
'-Hon e. Calhoun
c. A. Goodrich, OF Yale College,
shall
of the State word the unabridged Qnao
Dictionary the English by Noah Webster The word
unabridged has been puposey employed because such work
orthog
orhoepy be comprehensive.
when OF
ynonyme, instead Of definition but he demands
anybody history eymoIogy diff
shades Of meaning Then only he with Conf
dence and effect mighty for the expression Of intel
iect passion.
OF lexicon Its definitions which,
all together,
work. Dr. Websters work stands unrvaed Their
crafty ard reward arch The vocabulary
tespersed which very
OF the library Newark Daily Advertiser March as
dictionary book which scholar
abridged being cut of the which
m Il values. "-Chronotype.
For sale in Washington, for the publishers by
FRANCK TAYLOR
Also, all the various abridgments OF the same. June II
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JUSTICE TO THE ROMAN REPUBLC.-Afer the Pontf-
cal authorities by OF foreign troops, had regained
possession OF the city OF Rome in the summer OF ls49.
they appointed commission to examine the accounts
and registers of the republican city government That
commission has made its report, and in il the follow
ing words: when we undertook to examine the ex-
pendtures of the first months of lSs9 which include
the period of republican administration, supposed we
catering upon perfect labyrinth but, to render
homage to The truth we must declare tina. we have found
marked by an arbitrary character" To this (says the
Couriee Mercantile, of Genoa) is 10 be added the fact
that the republican city governmen; LETT in the treasury
al the moment of its resignation the OF $50 OOo not
whs,andng the heavy expenses Of the siege.
Nep York Tribune
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by DYER q MCGUIRE, Auctionoers.

SToCK OF MILLINERY, DRY GOODS, &C., BY ORDER OF
THE ORPHANS CoURT-on Monday morning, June 10, 81
o'clock rooms,
Mrs Magdalene Dumberh,
deceased, consisting in part Of #rf4
Silk dresses, silk and manilas s.."e.a .ys
Capes and sacks, silk joseys, aprons, cloaks ..
Shawls, veis neck aud pocket kerchiefs .s9 t4. b.
cambria handkerchief #r-
Inside handkerchief underseeves, parasos .t.ar
Crapc thule, carleton, Illusion, netting .Es
Dnty wrought collars, scarfs ."#F
Insertion, cambncs, lawns musins calico
Plaids bonnets and caps, buttons, studs
Ladies' and misses shoes, combs
Needless pins tapes, brads, lacings ...~
Worsieds, flowers, bullons, elastic ganes ##g
ANS, a bonnet vevets aud ..N
satins horencss, bereses, finges, gimps y.
Brads, velvet ribands, bonnet and cap rbands
Belting hosiery, gloves, mits ....."# frf
Worsed and darnng cOtions laces
Edgngs, ootngs, purse twist beads if. .sIe5
Cologne hair oil, Valentines jeweTy
Sewing gentemens shirts, collars, lin
Together many articles usually found In millinery
establishment. -F#
SIS under cash S5 credit of two and four
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
order of the administrator;
DYER d MCGUIRE,
June lid Aucuoneeu.
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By DYER q Mcguire, Auct,onesrs.

VERY SUPERIOR WINES AND OLD BRANDY IN BOT
TLESOn Tuesday atenoon June IT, a. O'Clock, we shall
rooms, choice Wines &c. being the
j. l.. NJ Smith, of Baltimore,
great Madeira S4l, viz re
Old Madelra-a very rich wine ssat
Sup. old MadeiIa--a very light wine .tl X t5lr
Sup Magdalena, Bua, Serca and Malmsey-rae and very
delicate. atl.l ..H
Also Maes Cognac brandy, very mild of bright
Madeira color vintage Of 1904. .u.gf.
reputation Mr. Smith connoisseur and
sufficient the genuneness OF the above,
June I'D DYER 4 MCGUIRE, Aucioneers.
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A VALUABLE FoURsToRy BRICK HOUSE ON FOUR
n AND AHALF STREET, AT AUCTIoN.-On Monday, the
18th instant sell premises 81 O'Clock,
handsome situated street,
tween adjoining boyre's
containing handsome parors, elegantly
sir chambers Of fine ssc all papeed The parors and
chambers have splendid marble manes Also,
rooms convenient back building,
taininr a good dining ROOM
chambers best
workmen, situated lot fronting ~ running
back I5-fcct alley.
a. a. and rs months with satisfactorily
ing from sale.
deed and deed oflu taken. Title good
June l3-dn A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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{1y- The Teachers Association will at
Monday afternoon, 10th instant
for discussion Ought whispering entirely
forbidden schools! what
full attendance Of the members desirable
will before the meeting The pubic invited.
June o. C. WIGHT, Secretary
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depend upon strict construction of the constitution and
tho salvation Of the South hangs upon H. And be-
cause for the constitution IL is, oppose
United States Bank all protective tariffs pam perng
al tho expense OF another all internal improvements
by the general government and all legislation by Congress
not strictly and clearly allowed by Tho constitution oil the
Union. = 9.
H. Rss0ivsd, That yield in attachment
the Unon formed to establish justice insure domestic
trsnquiy, provide for the defence promote the
welfare, and the blessings of liberty
selves and postshy !; lhat yoneate such Union
and the constitution established by fathers insure
them thar object Is TO preserve such Union II
can all hazards maintain tho liberties and right,
OF the people of Georgia
IL Resolved That this convention. composed OF southern
men-democrats aud wings meeting the foregoing
platform Of oommon prncp necessary as We believe
protection Of the rights and liberties of the South, do
nominate and recommend Charles Mcdonald, OF the
county OF Cobb, their candidate for governor OF the
Of Georgia, and the and standsd-bearer Of
their principles In the approaching canvass
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by DYER a. MCGUIRE. Auctioneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-On
Tuesday afternoons June IL o'clock on the premises v.
No. 429, located 7h street
west and morrill, being ~ feet front and 100 feet
Deep improved by brick building, containing nine
uny obtaining desirable residence the immediate neghbor
o Patent Office
One third residue years. sasfacto
IIy secured, bearing interest
DYER & MCGUIRE
June sd Auctoneen.
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ny A. GREEN. A.etsereer.

TWO CARRYA.Is AND BUGGY AT AUCTIoN.-on sstur-
l4th shall
SIKH Pennsylvania avenue, O'Clock
hand
and IL for
family visiting In the country.
Also. horse osrryal, new
second hand extension front buggy, which bound 70 be oa
June 13~-2 A GREEN, Aucioneer
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by DYER 4 MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.

ENTENsIyE SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION
II Wednesday June 49, 10 O'Clock shall sell the
embracing general Of
kept and offering Inducements dealers
rarely with large portion are original packages
Of A extensively known, DEAN
respectfully
printed ready for delivery Tuesday
morning, l1th when the stock be examined.
The storeis for with without the fixtures. ~.
under, under 500,
four months months credit
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest =. =
DYER 4 MCGUIRE, y
June l3-eodSds Auctioneen
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BY DYER g Mcguire. Aues,onser-.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN-on Monday
afternoon June 49, O'Clock the PREMISES shall sell
that valuable lot numbered H. No 2 having front Of
IS depth Of % 81 inches situated
18th 18th nearly opposite
the "churcb OF the Epiphany
residue and years. for
bearing interest, secured by deed of trust - . - $3.50
DYER MCGUIRE,
Juoe a
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by DYER q McGUIRE. Auct.one.r..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON SEVENTH STREET.-on
Friday afternoon, 20th hapast O'Clock, prem
Nos % and 4is situated
west north being by each
running back alley.
1855 Of the purchase
three, and -four In equal residue
be ca 81 N Of sale. DYER MCGUIRE,
Junel 4-eokds
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by DYER q MCGUIRE, Aus

BY DYER q McGUIHE, Auctioneers,
SQUARE 926 AT AUCTION.-On Wednesday evening ncx
y instant O'Clock shall sell
square fronting
opposite cottage
million
third cash balance and twelve months
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
June I'D Ancioneen
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FLEMISH HOUSE LINENS.

these heavy durable
and che ap goods and 1914 dice diaper and damasks
Also auacfoy, 81, 1e4, ia, l24 and 10
found the heaviest goods Of the kind
Of German pillow and Dol
objection which be urged against ali Of
will be their extreme durability Prices low
CLAGETT Il DODsON,
Dealers kinds Of carpets, mangs, oil cloths, rugs, mats,
furnishing goods generally
Of Ninth and Pennsylvania
June
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QyAuthor OF Alton Locke-y.sti eprchiem'
ID Abhot's History Of Cleopatra.
Caleb Field-s Tale Of Purans.
No. London Labor and London rsor. -, . ,..,nu,a
. For sale IAnLoh "hoha,p
'Junes Bookstore, near 9th ST.
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NEW OkLRAN6,
No dngs have yet been received of simpson, the cotton
dealer, who disappeared few days ago. His liabilities
am O $3.50, 600. s#s 4. y
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TELEoRAPHIo REPORTS FOR THE UNION.

NKw YoKK, Jane 1872, p, m.
stocks are firm United States 6s, 1907, Ilos Sales Of
sooo bois OF Hour at yeserdays Yates Wheat Is dull
Sales OF 300 bushels rye alta Corn is depressed
sales o. 20 600 bushels b SO Tor mixed Cotton
is unchanged.
The Washington Tomorrow will take OUT 800, 900 in
specie,
VIcKsBuKs, June IL
duel was fought here this morning between General
freeman, WING candidate for Congress- and his compel
shot In the shoulder and severely wounded The cause
of the difficulty the publication Of letter by General
Smith, in which he denounced Freeman as coward and
libeler.
ELLIoorr's MILLS, June Is.
A large number Of persons congregaed here TO- day to
witness the hanging OF the negro Green but despatch
was received Governor Lowe about 10 O'Clock grant
ing him respite OF two weeks
81, LOUIS, June II
The Mississippi and Missouri higher than during
the great flood lSl4 still rising. The levee 10
completely overlooked, and taking goods out Of
the stores through the secondsoTy windows The towns
of Alton Cahokia Iinoistown and all others along the
ing obliged leave their dwellings The destruction OF
properly is Immense. E4EF tf# s-
CIscmsArI, June H.
man named Thomas Bennett and his brother Samuel
shot on Bearn island by party Of my Mormons
Considerable excitement prevails relative to the matter
BosroN, June IL
The letter OF President Fillmore the council,
declining visit Boston present. read last night
slave law. " ##ai eta 1893
NEW ORLRANs, June H.
No dngs have yet been received of simpson the cotton
DEALER who disappeared a lew days ago his Habiiucs
amount to $500 n 1aHlsv
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axbYNR 3 neoUInN. Ano,,on,,r..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN-on Thursday
June 10, O'Clock premises sell
lot No g. No 49, located notb 18th
being "a feet az inches
alley north,
the DE Menou buildings.
residue years
bearing interest, secured by deed Of trust
DYER h MCGUIRE,
June 10-eohds Auctoneers.
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cLUsKEs. Architect and Civil Ergtneer. hss
removed his once Taves's buAngs north side Of feppsy
~"~snss, between Ism s~d l2n streets west Pei Idd
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BY DYER q MCGUIRE. AuctIone.r..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-on
Friday afternoon the goth six O'Clock, shall sell,
OF lot No. TO- No H. front
I'd and ID
sde adjoining old Railroad Depot running back 30 hf
alley and improved by brick with hack
building finished attic and basement. .#
Term balance u
years. satisfactorily secured bearing interest
DYER MCGUIRE,
une I'D AucuoDeep-
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BosroN. June IL.

The letter OF President Fillmore the common council,
declining visit Boston present. read last night
He takes strong grounds in favor Of sustaining the fugitive
slave law. . #a eta asFtA
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Nv DYER q Mcguire Auctionsera

ny DYER y MCGUIRE, Auctioneers
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROWLING PIECES, RIFLES,
III BAGS, Aeon Saturday morning, June 18th,
O'clock shall SELL front OF auction
double o,ng rifles
revolving pistols, bird officers swords, gold
swords, &c, &C.
Terms cash. DYER MCGUIRE,
June l4-d Auctioneeu.
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ClscIssArr, June IL.

A named Thomas Bennett and his brother Samuel
shot Bearn island by party OF nifty Mormons
Considerable excitement prevails relative to the matter
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Ny A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN--on Tuesday,
instant, shall sell the premises 5S O'Clock
lot No situated in a with the improvements which
story said
building ot situated ah the City Hall
Also lot No. Is, the fronting 81 FRET ID,
az inches and fine build
Ing lot
Also lot No $751; fronting sh ~ feet 6k
inches, between Il and streets, near IN. CITY Hall,
Nc In fronting ~ feet inches
r. b~sv nd beautiful building
Terms made known Al sale. A. GREEN,
June 81 Aucuoneer
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BERLIN, May 25. 1851.

BERLIN. May 25. 1851.
One important question has been settled concerning the
Germanic Diet, namely; Whether, when it first met
with full representation, on the l4th May il was
body, or the continuation of the Diet convoked by
Austria In May, 1850 This is decided by the pro-
oco which, although the proceedings not published
except partially has sufficiently rsnspred TO establish
the TACT by the enumeration Of the sitngs that the pres
ent Diet continuation not, is true OF the old Bun
deslag before ls4S but OF that convoked by Austria
year This is significant because it gives validity all
the acts and proceedings since that time Of Austria and
her allies in the affairs OF HesseC assel and Scheswg-
Hosten. in which Prussia took no part
Germany is now therefore, legally governed by the old
Germanic Diet. resuscated by particular act of Aus
a, in her character OF President Thus disappear the
various schemes of unity which, for the last three years
have agtated the nson, occupied her abest minds
the cooperation OF her first statesmen and inspired even
some OF her monarchs The provisions Of the consu-
ton proposed to the Parliament in 81 Pauls Church
now read like fabulous tale. One mighty feet was to
sweep the coasts Of the Baltic, Atlantic. and Mediter-
mean one army was TO obey orders from Frank fort.
making the Mayne, in celebrity, almost rival OF the
ancient Tiber one coin one weight one measure one
arh one bank, one post Office telegraph and railroad
system. All titles of nobility, all privileges. all internal
restrictions and obstacles TO industry, trade, and
to be abolished Each separate sovereignty
to be merged into one harmonious WHOLE and Berlin
and Vienna to become provincial towns II almost recalls
the vision of the old counsellor in the tempest:
"Had plantation Of this isle, my lord,
hr mo- were Su ,ns s s q T. what W. would d1
Execute all things, for no kind Of traffic
Would admit; no name of magistrate;
Letters should not be known riches, poverty,
And use s OF asrylespons contract succession
Nou OF metal, corn, or wine or oil;
No occupation; all men ideal;
No sovereignty"
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Washington and Alexandria Boat.

Thomas Couyrs wsek,-seven Trips per day
a a.u The steamboat THOMAS CoLLYER Will do
9~rllo-e part following hours. coach copnecr
with the boat in Washington. Bonis fare lsk Gu.
going and leaving the boat halt price
Thomas Coilye will be The Mount vernon route ns
Leave Alexandra at IN, y, Tx, ~, 3, 4k,s
Leave Washington at sk, 10, IL, 2tt ~, 5k,ok
June list sAMIEis sEDNEt, Captsn
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large number OF persons re.ated here TO day
itness hanging of the negro Green but despstc
vas received from Governor Lowe about 10 o'clock grant
ing him respite of two weeks
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OFFICIAL. military Rocks sale by TIA 1or Msury
" BOOKSELLERS 9th Washington city 81
Tactics; 3vos, rsve) Price s.
wsynes Sword Exercise Price ST.
Infantry Tactics 2 vols. Price - 50.
Instr Mountain Artillery. Price IS
Tactics and Regulations for the Mua. Price 81
Instructions for Field AriIiery-horse and foot
Cro-ss Military Laws.
McComhs Courts Martial, #af
Army Navy Registers and all government books and
documents. ana
Juns 10 1
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vxou lie RErAII~Bavipg determined TO give
go,
az ready clothing trunks, Ac at less than cost prices
~ ~ Persons purchasing
~, bargains marked all goods and have
The clothing being make,
.n good. that win general sats
seldom offers Of procuring
o,hiuc low prices. Terms invariably cash.
J. GAIsI.IGAN SON, FE
Iune a-euf Penn. door from 9TH
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Bank Metropolis,
Washington, June 8, 1851
Notice hereby given general meeting Of tbs stock
holders banking this
on Monday July for the Of siecuru
board OF trustees for ensuing ~ 1
Th polls open fl O'Clock, M and close O'Clock
p,
by order Of The board
RID. SMITH, Cashier.
June 7-eodt30thJunc, Sdt7thJy t..# II
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tFrom the valparaiso Nei,hbor, August 25J
The United States Consul at Payta gives infor-
nation that Tunbez in Peru, is not pert of entry,
and that all vessels, excepting vhalcrs, arriving
there from foreign ports, and pretending to unload
or only take on board products of the country, are
by the laws CT Peru, subject to condemnation and
confscation.
Recently the American brig Anna, Capt. John
Erskn Jr has been detained at th 1t port for such
breach of the revenue laws Of the coaatry, SEIZED
and her master taken TO Payta, With view t, the
imposition Of fine upon him ct $1,000, not With.
standing his vessel anchored there in distress her
crew being down with the scurvy.
1t is deemed advisable, in view Of the above facts
that vessels in that quarter requiring port sho aid
put into Puma, twelve hours run, or make for the
port of Payta, which can be reached in forty eight
hours.
rails the qaiptal, at Coouimbo. The influenza has
prevailed to great extent in Serena; and in the
interior, among the mines, 1t has been amos. im-
possible to obtain woJkmen.
The influenza has made its ravages at Capapo
also. Caldera is growing Place The Mole is
to extend into water Ut sufficient draught to allo
vessels to lie alongside The distillation Of sea
water for the locomotives and for the people of the
are distilled now daily, and i've times that amount
are to be soon. They have commenced setting up
the passenger cars. Trains, to transport materials,
run now twenty. i've miles daily.
At Tacna, also, the grippe Is reported among
arrivals. IL is proposed to establish q newspaper
in Tecna for mefcantile purposes.
lo the end That every person interested in the
affair may know how letters and papers may, now
be forwarded from this port to the nited states,
may be we'll to state that, letters of half an oun,e
weight car be forwarded through the British Con-
sulate, on the prepayment of two and half rails
These letter, are cent TO Panama and there de-
| Evered by the British to the American Consul, by
whom they are despatched in the United States
mail TO the states; the postage from Panama, ten
certs according to the late law, being chargeable
Wien delivered in America. Letters for Gallo mi
cannot be sent by this means.
Again, letters may be sent for the United States
Including those for California. through the flee OF
the steam Company three rails being the charge on
| tie half ounce. These are taken to Panama and
delivered to the american Consul likewise and are
charged in the states With ten cents at the Post
Office Of their destination.
The statement Of the electoral votes for President
In the provinces Of the republic, is as folio Es'-
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From the Valparaiso Reporter, Aug ISL
From our correspondents along the coast, We
have received the following informstion.-
A revolution had taken place 10 Ecuador, its OBJ.
iect bsirg to overthrow the party in power Ii
was most peacably conducted and the revelation
is's obtained their end. General Urbina was
placed at the bead OF the government and on the
oath OF July, meeting Of all the principal citizens
took place, and they protested against all the acts
Of the last Congress. They declared re estsb.
lIshsd the constitution Of the year 1919, aud the
laws aud DEGREES issued up TO that year. The
ex-President was seized, and placed on board of a
small vessel of war, the Olmedo, which mmedi-
atey sailed, but its destination was not known.
The greatest tranquility rcigns in Peru, and Are
quipa Is also in peace. The Congress Of Peru has
tsued law OF amnesty, and the persons imprisoned
on account Of political AFFAIRS have been placed Ut
Hteriy. IL appears that General Ecbenqae's nd
ministration, Win be mos, liberal. The presiden,
had submitted to Congress. for it's appreciation
the treaties with Great Britain, Belgium, Chile and
United states, desiring to have them ratified a.
soon ss POSSIBLE.
Nothing Of Importance has occurred in Bolivia
Affairs are expected TO improve, row that Congress
has begun It's sessions.
splendid quay, the largest in South Americs,
Is being constructed in the port Of Caldera, Copia
pc. IL will project into the sea, as to allow ships
to GENE alongside, aad the rsilrosd will extend TO
tie extremity, that ships may discharge their irgo
that the water Of Copiapo obstruots the steam en-
gines in the locomotives; but this difficulty has
been surmounted by distilling the water. Almost
all the mines Of Chanarcilo and Tres Puntas are in
bad state, yielding very poor metals but miners
are not discoa ged and there is not the least alar
as this Is considered only one Of the many altetns-
t'ss incident to the riches Of Copiapo.