works' Ca. has no doubt been read with something more than ordinary interest. A good deal of it consists of a summary of the work that has been accomplished, the progress that is being made, the difficulties that have been or are being overcome, and the prospects which the Chief Hngineer fools justified in holding out of the completion of the preliminary operations, We are also told that in consequence of combinations " which have raised the price of Inbour, an increased: expenditure -which has been recommended upon the foutidations of
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