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II will be observed, that more than one.half of the
aggregate amount was shipped to Havre, and only $50.
600 to England


The annual report of the Harrisburgh (Pa) Railroad
Company giving statement of Its condition for the
year ending September st, s45, stated that the whole
debt OF the company was on that day $645 929. The
revenue for the past financial year $7 $685. and tho
expenses proper of the road and company Ss4sOO The
expenses for keeping in repair the wooden track be-
tween Elizabethtown and Harrisburgh was $685. or
$is2 per mile, while the IL miles between Dlersve
and Elzabethtown has been only Sl4Os S7S % per
mile being less than sixth OF the flat rail The bad
condition of that part of the road has the cause of
aconsiderable falling of in the freight business over it
Four thousand additional shares have been disposed of
the proceeds of which to be to the re-
naming unfunded debts of the company to laying
the II rail on the balance of the road


The Citizens Insurance Company of st. Louis Mo-
have declared dividend of fifteen per cent on the
profits of the company for the last six months This
dividend is the best indication of the prudence with
which the affairs of this company managed and the
favor which it finds with the public.


We learn that all the stock on the Boston, Concord
and Montreal Railroad, has been secured. All that is
not otherwise provided for before the day of meet
ing OF the corporation the 22d of October guaranteed
to be taken in Boston, by gentlemen who are abundanty
able and willing to carry the work forward. Assn
also given that the road through Vermont
shall be built il be met the line by the
Canadians.