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Abstract

The image contains a news item about a report on the 18 months that have been necessary to repair the damage caused by the Guasca guerrilla on February 4, 1862 in the establishment. Lack of own funds and delays in reimbursements have hampered recovery, exacerbated by the collapse and reconstruction of the silver smelting furnace, as well as the implementation of new testing methods. Additional factors such as coal shortages, machinery damage, and changes in metal introductions have contributed to the accumulation of low-grade silver bars. Despite the staff's efforts, the National Treasury barely makes a profit from the establishment. It is ensured that payments to the introducers are made chronologically and a call is made to interested parties to consult a table published in the "Official Registry". News published in El Colombiano, July 10, 1863.