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portstion Of eeal the ssaboard from the schuylk
Mines is pretty clearly shown in the above table. The
receipts of the Railroad Company for week nAugds
for the past three years. were Al annexed


,pHIADELrHrA AND RE- AIDING R.lL.oAD.
Week ending .dug 2e, '43 .4ug "a. a. .4ug % -
Coal transported TONS. 'S;s Ssss iassS $3.50


The receipts this year thus far have been at the
more than million of dollars per The in
come OF this road greater than any other similar work
in the country Its cost greater than that Of the
Western road, while its receipts annually amount to
about fifty per cent more. The immense quantity of
freight transported this road, adds something
the running expenses than other roads pay in proportion
but the receipts enough larger make up the add
tional expense.


During the last three months there has been repeated
attacks made upon the Reading Railroad Company by an
individual deeply interested in the enlargement and sue
cess of the Schuy1ill Navigation Go. These attacks
have been made to destroy the confidence of the public
the railroad for the purpose of enabling the Capal Com
Fany to obtain loan for the enlargement of the canal
The former Engineer of the canal is the individual EN-
ployed to write dow the railroad and his charges against
the company and statements in relation to the road are
false in every particulars he appears to be monomahac
SO far as the Reading Railroad is concerned and makes
use OF every method to njure that work Some oi the
tmid holders of the railroad stock and bonds have he
como alarmed at the misrepresentation made in
aton to that work. and have addressed letter to the
President OF the company upon the subject which was
promptly answered. The letter and the reply will be
found the columns of this days paper to which
fer all those interested The President soemny asserts
that the statements officially put forth by the company
are correct all their details that the receipts &c. are
precisely reported and that the assertions made by
the agent of the schuylkill Company wlfuy fa.se
ia every particular Those acquainted with the charac.
ter and standing of the individuals engaged in this con.


oversy will give such weight the statement of each
deserves The reports have repeatedly given the
railroad company in relation to their receipts speak for
and the attempts made by opposition com
pany to disprove them, the effect intended


The receipts Of coal from the Lehgh mines for the
week ending the 27th inst and for the season from the
opening Of navigation, have been as follows