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MALAGA-Per SD masted schr Del Carmen-s half casks brandy 60 do, 9 qr do wne 4U0 strings garck 10 bhls almonds l75 sks do, 20 do nus 100 chesuuts l75 bxs gs jO kegs grapes 25 bx lemons 25 do verm ce 50 kegs olives 50 jars olive oi bbs seed sacks beans 5O bSs prunrs pkgrs rugs $50 bxs rasins &c
 NEW-YORK-Per schr Kate Aubrey-lia bbls pota- toes, 239 sks coee 75 ploughs, 10 bdls castings shelters
 pkges glassware 2S hXs and starch 50 shoes 75 bxs chocolate, 34 casks quor 50 pkges urn ure bales blankels, G5 bdls chairs, 70 hbs fish, &c.
 PROVlDENCE-Per bark Tfiton-67 Ubls onions, 300 do potatoer.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamer Montezuma-43 hhds sugar sS7 pcs bnggns PIT coils rope l6 reels yarn 04 sks coffee, bdls paper, % bxs candles, 23 bbs mola- SEA do whskey, l76 do flour, do bacou do 2i do beef 25 do bread, do 10 do potaioes ck 95 hxs cheese 7iS sks corn 40 doE broom 10 salt 10 do herrings, 5 sks beans, 220 do oats, &c.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat j L Day-25 bbls bread, 56 do 1our l2 do whskey do bacon hhds do Is bbs e4 sks pnaioes 10 bxs corlias do eggs &c.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Creole-49 bbls -four, do sugar. l76 do whiskey, do pork do bacon IF do beef, ls kegs sausages, 80 bxs tobacco, &c.
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 Per steamboat Montgomery fin Montgomery-Rives, Battle & 70 i78 bales A Pope on eu; Tareion Scott Cummings 60; c w rnletun 54; Desha, Sheppard & co 43 lIarwell X Dnvis B.; Bower X co 26; D Hard ing ls Bull & Boardmnn l6; Andrews X Dawson Is; NJ Sayre 5; Leavens & Malone 10; Thompson X Marheson 6. Brodnax, Newton & 60 Donald x Marshall b; 5 f Bnllard Hoyt, Ford X Robinson 4; Bradford & SHun- ders & Harris, Clayton X co 4 W Armstrong Z; E K Carlisle 2.
 Per steamboat Alabama from Wetumpka-Maudin X Terrell 4S bales L Andrews co 42 R Craig 3y John Simpson 30i Thrleon, Sr0ti Cummins g; Brodnax, Newton & co s5i Bower & co l8i Wheeler 3; B Per steamboat Lowndes fin Graves Landing-Desha. Sheppard co 35 bales Rives, Battle 6s; iiarrl- dk Blair 34; Br0dnaN, Newton & co 20; G w THre ion g. J simpson 24 B Vaughn 67; Wm Bower co 50, IIoyt, Ford X Robinson 5s J Crawford s. Toomer, Ga, K co II; Tarleion, Scott X Cummings 32; Walker & Holmes B. W Scott 30, T Lesesne & IIarweu & DavI, 32; Boykn x NcRne 56; c Goode B. Donald k Marshall 65; Leayens S Malone 10.
 Fer steamboat Factor fin Wetumpka-Donad & Mar. shall II bales Mauldn x Terrell l5 A Pope & Son 5l E Andrews X co :; Hoyt, Ford Robinson 1.
 Per steamboat N0Xubee i'm Tuscaloosa-Tsrtt, Stew. art X co l29 bales; B B Fonaine Son 65 Ball 53 schroeder 5S; ] o Cummins A; Jones & Swanzey 40i Hill X co 3i, Leavens x Malone 32; Lyon X Ba ker 3l; Boyd Bro 2 Carlisle 25 Storey x Ellis g; Alien X Haden 2l; Hnrwel x Davis los Sims x Re- dus 9; C>C Marable z Peck shackieord q Turner 4; Rives, Battle & co g.
 Per steamboat Minerva i'm Candy's Landing-E An. drews d co 34l bales. Tartt Stewart & 100; Smith, Walker & l3; II sohroeder 7l; Mnuldin k Terrell S6; Leavens & Malone 16; Ledyard co 2S; A Camp hell Rives. Battle co 3; Toomer, Gay co Boy kin & McRae IA.
 Per steamboat New World fin Montgomery-Gwa,h mey, Forbes co IA bales; Harrison Blair g. Bull BoardmsH fl Donald & Marshall 7ji Deshn, sheppard S CD g; Anderson Dickson l2; Labuzan Oids I; Hsrri. Clayton co 4; M Turman co 4 W Bower X co 6; Simpson X Roth Il; Brednax, Newton x co s; 1homp- son Matheson 3; c Henry g, iIoyi, Ford Robinsop 9; Pope q Son 50 Walker & Holmes 3!, Dickinson A Eusts AZ; Leavens X Malone 54 Tn0iner, Gay a co 5r Smith. Wyckof X Nieo 6l; Andrews & Dawson 73; F Bullsrd 75; rarletop, Scott & Cummings y3
 Per Woods fiat rom the Alsbama-roouler Gay < e, 59 bales.
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PAsaENGafEka.


 Per steamboat James Day from New w-Otleans- Mesdames Voorhees, Ross, Mannsy and children Misses Segor, HerriOtt, Capts Downing Bastow, Lnwbsr. Dr Ross Messra Smith, Conklin Gordon Ashley Paradics Tom Scruggs. Brooks, Posey, Hopkins, Van Ness Wil llams-ls on deck,
 Per steamboat Creole from New -Orleans-Miss A Ware, Dr Yelowby, Messrs Williams Champion, smith, Swing, cheever, Webca Racllff, Fisher, Oxnard Free. man, Mcdaniel Towns, Anderson, HaIl Davidson, Fox, Langdon-l6 on deck.
 Per steamboat Lowndes from Graves' Landng-Mrs Lambert, Co.'s and McCord, BiIngsley, Messrs W Newman, Kirk, Harrison, Wilamson. Hudnall, Dub0se ton, Brame, Sheehan Vaughan Rchardson, Brown Ira. wis. Bicketts
 Per steamboat Factor i'm WetumpkA-Messrs Blount, Browning, Hardy Castilon, Gwyn, Nixon.
 Per steamboat Noxubee fin 1uscaloosa-MesdAmss II McGehee, Williams Dade, Misses Williams, Read, Vzil, Hatch, Measrs Baker, Neville, Trone Bancroft. Aen Bloomfield, Williams. Carleton, McCehee, Henry, Dick son, Palmer, Wright.
 Per steamboat New World from Montgomery-D Duke and lady, Mrs Goson and child Mrs Morris md Iers Miss Duke, Gov llamton Messrs Cors, Massey, Moore, lIinton Haynes, Putnam, Judkns, Johnston, w Winslow, Anderson Young, Morris, Williams Sullivan, Hayg0od, Allen.
 Per steamboat Minerva from Candys Landng-Mrs Lttchneld, Crenshaw, Insraham, Lewis McGary, Dorr lerrin Ethrdge Basset Finch, Bradley Gerster, Mil- Ter, Arnaux, Ricknrd, Walker, Buchanan, Brown.
 Per steamboat Alabama from Wetumpka-Thern and family, Mrs H Miss Smith, Messrs Robbins, Hogan, etine Cox, Hogan, Loften.
 Per steamboat Montgomery fin Mongomery-Taylor lady and children Forsyth, lady and child Mrs THre- ton, Co.'s Stone, Course Maj Sanford Mesrs Robinson, Schuyler, Daniels. Mead McRae, Harding
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Per ship Ontario from Bpston-E Carlisle; Nj stei- son; Reid * co; Marshall. Rowe co; w l. Truwii; J Phillips, Whiiseit, Garner LedyHd Halter COS Stiles x co; Wm Bunnei & co; Smith, Dabney X co; Gr.2gs, Barney & co; Dromberg coi T II Cheever s X Jones; Hooper; Beers Smith, B Warner; Jno Ca,se
 Per schr Kate Aubrey i'm New-Y w-York-Grggs, Barney & COS w Chandler.
 Fer steamboat James L Day from New -Orleans- Stiles co; L Merchant; M Cony; F W Mccoy t CO; Fry, Bliss & co; " Dorrancci CArmech; E Hover ton; II Hopkins, D Smith II Huber; Coming; Win Egin; Ludlow G smith; Todd.
 Per steamboat Creole from New Oreans-C W Dor. rance: T Ware; OReilly; Hoskins; l. Weeks; Free man & Bolton; G Westieldt X Bro Deshon, Taylor & Myers; Marshall Rowe X co; R 5 Goodmnni J Sands a co; Lecesn-, Myer>; Knapp schultz: Z4ratn a Zarz ni; Goldsmith & llaber; Taomon; HagAn; Me Guire.
 Per steamboat Monteznma from ew-Orleans-C W Dorrance; Ruaeiy, Mann & co; Mallory X Ross; Rves Battle & co Beers Smith; w Mccoy & D 5h. dleT Barron, Mead x coz Freeman X Bolton; Hoskins; Hull x Son; Blocker & lin, drn; A NsneG Geo Wood; Campbell, Owen A co; Stiles & coz M Waring John r Jeweiti C& Smith, L Merchant, Wilson & May.
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DATRlCk, Lowth, Arnald, Whtby and Low | mans Critical Commentary and Paraphrase on the Old and New Testament, and the Apocrypha, a ed,on, with the text printed at large; in vols. royal Svo.
 The previous editions of this invaluable commenta- " have been printed without the sacred text, ren derng it a mere book of reference for the study To enhance it's value the general reader, the text har been placed al the head of each page, as in othes Commentaries, and is in the present form, one of the most critical, learned and valuable works ex,ant. For sale by J. M. SUMWALT & CO.,,
 Booksellers and Stationers, 56 Nauphin-s st Also, Souths Sermons, in 4 vols Syo
 Townsend's Notes and Paraphrase of the Old and New Testament
 The Pulpit Cyclopmdia, Suddart's British Pulpit Bishop Leighlon's Works
 Kebe's edition of Horkern's Works
 Miltsn's Prose Works
 Campbell's Notes on the Gospel
 Bucktt's Expository Notes. jan3
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LATER FROM TEXAS.

The steamship Republic, al Hew-Orlesns from Galveston brings dates the 18th ult. The papers contain nolhing of special interest.
 At the last accounts from the seat of government bill to authorize the erection Of light ouse on Gal veston Island was pending in the House of Repre- senlatves. bill 10 suspend the issue of Exchequer Bills. WAS also before the House, and expected 10 be passed. IL Is said that the Finance Committee would recommend the rejection off bill, referred by the House to repeal thai portion of the Revenue law which levies per cent. additional duties on goods shipped in the vessels of nations with winch Texas has treaty far ihe United States is concern- ed. A lete- from Washington says il is very likely that the vessels belonging the Navy will be sold, there appears to be dsposItlon to make appro- priations for keeping them m repair. bill was be- fore the House 10 renquish all clam on the part of government lands bough in for taxes, on the pay ment by the owners of the taxes due and expenses incurred. The House had passed bill for the re- moval of the seat of government 10 Austin immedi- ately after the session of Congress. It's passage in the Senate thought to be doubtful.
 pertinent that the total amount of imporatons report rd at the Custom Houses o Texas for the year end ing July 3l, ls44, was S6s6. .5O3 OR The amount of duties collected wss S20l ,4l3 30; the expenses for collecting s23, ,55l 45; and the nett revenue $l77,s6l s5.
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pondents--And no Rlluson whatever Is made to the above report. Vessels in tho Gulf are mskins long passages at the present tune. and have thought t proper lo make this communication as, 10 our ludg- msnt, there are grounds for alarm.
 Yours Be, E. D. HURLBUT co.
 The above appears m the Nsw-York Commercia Advertiser of 24th uli. The arrival of the Ann Welsh New-York before this, and we only notice the com. muncation oi Messrs. IIurlbul & Co for the purpose of correcting their statement thnt this paper gave publicity 10 the rumor alluded to. Nothing of the kind ever appeared in the Mobile Register The Herald nd Tribune we believe, did publish some ,hng of the sort, and il should have the credit,
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The Senate passed a vote of thanks to General Houston on his retirement from office, for the fore st, economy and ability which have character sed his administration, and expressive of their undmin- ished confidence in his unoendng integrity and de- voted patriotism.
 We learn from the Report of the Secretary of War and Marine, that the battery erected Ias year At the east end of Galveston Island, completely de. stroyed some weeks since by .,he action of the ters of the Gulf.
 President JONES in his Message to Congress re- comments that Texas should resort to hard money currency ss circulating medium. As commercial convenience, he remarks, recourse may be had 10 a istem of Treasury Drafts, drawn against specie in actual deposlte. He urges upon Congress he i'm. portance of reducing the expenses of government the lowest amount consistent with an efficient ad- mnistration of public affairs The present rates of dutes on imports are deemed sufficient to insure to the government, in times of peace, an amount ade- quate to meet the wants of an economical adminis- tration of it's affairs. We are in great measure, says the President, indebted to the Tariff for the present healthy condition of fnances, and past experience proves that il is impossible the govern ment can subsst without it. No system of direct taxation can adequately supply its place. And if found to operate equally all, he hopes its proyis ions will not be disturbed. In auding the high rates of duties imposed by foreign nations on Texas Cotton, he recommends the passage of such laws as shall mitigate the operation of the Tariff on importa- tons from such manufacturing countries as shall agree to relieve Texas cotton partially or entirely from the duties now imposed upon it. No country on the face of the earth, he continues, possesses so distinctly we do, the ability to enter upon that policy of mutual free trade winch should become more and more every day the great object and aim of all enlightened governments. Let us begin then by lim- iting its operations to such countries may have the wisdom and the justice to extend to our own great staples an exemption from that burhen which now bears with such severity upon our planting and landed interests.
 In relation to the public debt, the President says
 Connected with the subject of our finances, l would respectfully recommend to Congress the passage of law for ascerlalning and classifying the pubic debt of the country, by requiring all persons having claims against il to present the the Treasury Department within definite perod-wiih view to an ultimate liquidation of the same upon principles of equity The plghled faith of ,hs country should be protected from all reproach, and if shall in- deed find that the patrimony of children has been impaired by extravagance and improvidence, We may at least relieve our own memories in their tmation and that of the world from the humilialng stain of repudiation.
 The President doas not allude to the subject of Annexation.
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We are under the necessity of appealing to the in- diligence of our readers for period winch we hope may be brief, but which must be somewhat indefinite.
 The junior editor will be absent for some three four weeks, and the senior continues too much inds posed to take upon himself the arduous duties devol wing upon the editor of daily paper. The news and commercial departments however will continue To receiye the striciest attention.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03

We are indebted to Capt. French of the shrp Cor nela for files of Iam"ca papers the l7th December. The Colonial Legislature was m session. but we lind nothing of interest Tn the reports of it's proceed ings. Every thing appeared quiet on the Island, and business was dull.
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Branch Bank at Mobile

l729 vs fl ia
 Robert E. Redwood, R. H. Redwood. WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court " House of Mobile county, on the first Monday of February, A. D. IS45, between tho hours of o'clock, AA, and o'clock PM, of said day, all the right, title and interest of Robert E. Redwood ints the following piece, parcel lot of land and ptem. ses. bounded as follows, to wit: on the south by State street, the north by lands now or lately of Joseph Dates on the west by Conception street, asd the by lands or lately of Martin 4, Lea and Wm. Jones. Jr., having front on State strsst same having been levied on the property of Robert E. Redwood, and to be sold by virtue of the above stated flare facias, which issued from the County Court of Mobile county and to me directed.
 JACOB s. MARSH, Agent
 ian3 29tds Br Inch Bank at Mobile.
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NOZZLE
Friday Morning, January 3, 1s4S.

91-PRIcE CURRkST.-our leuer and newsps- per sheet priee currents and weekly review of this market, will he published at the usual hour to-mor- row, Saturday morning.
 Our friends will please leave their orders for the large sheet to-day.
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Branch Bank at Mobile.
7s3 U fl. fa.
 William B. Starks, yames Psrrine.

William E. Starks, James Psrrins.
 WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court " House of Mobile county, on the first Monday of February, A. D., 1s45 between the hours of Il Q clock AM. and o'clock PM. of said day, all the right, title and interest of James Perrine, into the following piece, parcel or lot of land and premises, to wit: lot with the two story brick house there on. situated the south side of St Louis street, Do. tween Conception and St. Joachim stresis, having . front St. Louis street of s2 feet, with depth of 100 feet, bounded the north by St. Louis street. lands oi Battle, and the west by lands ofunknswa owners; the game having been levied on KS lhs pro- perty of Dr. James Perr,ne, security of Wm. E. Starke, and be sold by virtue Of the above stated flare iacas, which issued from the County Court sf Mobile county and to me directed.
 JACOB s. MARSH, Agent,
 jan3 29,ds Branch Bank at Mobile.
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CoRINTHIAN HALL.-Mr. SUTTON we perceive concludes his wonderful performances in our city to- morrow; we therefore recommend our readers, who wish to witness his astonishing and inoomprehens- ble performances, to make up their minds to visit him without delay. He is unequaed for the neat ness of all the changes he eecls and the with which he performs his sserdeman. His ventrilo- qusm is admirable. The great trick of "Cold Wa ter" is exhibited this evening. +*ts
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eu STEAM PAcKETs.-The next European steamer will be the Cambria-leaves Liverpool Jam uary 4ih. She will also be the next from this .ide leaving Boston for Liverpool on the Ist Februlrg.
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sight cheeks whenever demanded, and from April un- ti OeUber last, ihe uniform rate of half per cent premium, and at this time iS checking at per cent discount.
 PRoTRsTED EXCHANGE. This item is ol Ioag standing on the books Ot the Bank. and Is chased follows Good. .......,.........S $ 25,l74 42 Doubtful. .............. 23,477 IT Bad, ,.................. 1S.426 Fl
 --S SHOTS 90 Judgement has been obtained m many cases against the parties, and s a train of colleclion bul the probability IS, that the larger portion will be loss 10 the Bank
 STOCKS.
 This item consists of stocks of various ncorporat. ed institutions in this city. which have been taken b the Bank from persons indebted and stands as an set of BPS 666 10 There has been no recent sae oi any ol these stocks in the market; but we have va lued them at $17,l4o, leaving al deficit of of S6,- SIS 10.
 LOANS SECURED BY STOCK OF THIS BANK. This consists of .344 shares of the capital stock of this Bank. which was received from debtor at its par value, but estimated al Sl07,520, leay- ing difference in the valve of this asset of S26 SSO,
 LOANS skCURLD BY MORTGAGE. This IS a mortgage executed to the Bank To secure 26,39O 75, and wo consider it ample security for the debt.
 SUSPENSE Ac, ouST. This consists of unadjusted claims and balances which there is great doubt of ever being entirely re- alized.
 EXPENSE ACCOUNT, Consists in the bonus of $5 900 paid to the State, and salaries of officers and incidental expenses.
 SPECIE IN THE VAULTS, Represented in the statement, amounting 10 S79l, ,- 459 63, we have counted and found correct winch with the anount of $50, 1882 26. m gold in New Dr. leans, makes the sun ui $s5l l4I S9 and the hooks represent that m July last the amount was Ss93,- O3j 57.
 NOTES of sTATE BANK AND BRANCHES, Was counted and fund to correspond with the Ialemcnt.
 PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS BANK cERrIFs-
 GATES OF OPPOSITE The issues ot this Bank have appr eciated in the market nearly to par. and this asset being in the ior al cer,tt ates bearing of per cent makes il equivalent To cash.
 THE STATE OF ALABAMA. This IS an amount which has accrued on the book o the BahA b, the payment of interest on that por- ton of tie capital o the Bank, owned by the State We now proceed to lhe credit side of the s,a,e- ment and deem II unnecessary 10 speak detail of the respective items, but do ofa few of them.
 PROFIT AND LOSS. 1his amount shows the earnings of the Bank since the last report, after having charged to it since thai period upwards oi ninety thousand dollars of had debts (S9O,000)
 EXCHANGE, DISCOUNT AND INTEREST, Is o the same nature the above, and is likewise an earning profit made by the Bank.
 CIRCULATION. The mount issued corresponds with the books of issue and the resolutions of the Board. and we have countedthe amount on hand, and find it to corres- pond win the statement, leaving outstanding cir cuIationoi ; 4S6, 40.
 A STATEMENT OF IMMEDIATE LIABILITIES, Is anexed, from which il will be seen that the ability d the Bank is than competent to dis charge all it's immediate liabilities.
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VT v DfhEkfG,A

HAVRE-Per ship Clntnn-l505 bales cotton. IiAVANA-Per schr AugusIa-23s bales cotton, It, ,0eO feet lumber, mass.
 NEWLY RK-Per brig Wetumpka-53l bales cotton 50 pkgrs mdze
 PRoVlDENCE-Per bark Avola-592 bale. cotton. FRANkLlN-Per schr Sarah and Mary-2S, 900 feet
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BANK OF MOBILE,

To the Honorable the Senate and House e Reresenfa
 tirss of tae Stas ef Alabama, in Gsasral Asssmbly
 concerned.
 The undersigned having been appointed by His Ex- cellency, the Governor, as commissioners to exam inc rhe Bank of Mobile. and having discharged the duties assigned tnen beg leave to submit the follow ing repori
 The statement of the Cashier, herewith marked A. being copy rom the books of the Bank made up to the l2th nst exhibits he general condition of it's affairs at the commencement of our investigation.
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From the Flag and Journal.

From the Flag and Journal.
 The suboined statement of the liabilities and as. sets of the State Bank and branches; and also the amount of interest due annually on the State bonds was submitted to the House, on Thursday, by the Speaker. The statement was prepared by the Pres. dent of tte State Bank in conformity with a resolu ton of tI,. House.
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BARK ANN WELsH.-We observe that the Mo bile Register of the l4ti, states tbat there is in town that the "bark Am Welsh WAS lost, with every soul board" New we have six letters from Mobile of the daie--fwo from capt .ins of oar vessss there, and lhe others fon diasrsai sefres-
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To Southern and Western Merchants. NNHE SUBSCRIBERS. Wholesale Merchants. Il Manufacturers and Dealers in Philadelphia, res- pectfully invite those Merchants from the South and West, who are about to purchase their Spring and Summer supplies, to call and examine their respec i've Stocks of Goods.
 As we intend keeping on hand full and complete assortments in several departments oi business, suited to the Southern and Western markets, we as. sure thos who may favor us with call. that no reasonable endesvours our part shall be wanting to give them entire satisfaction.
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EXCHANGE ACCoUN

,, ENHANCE ACCOUNT.
 The amount called for in the statement is for Ex- change purchased by the Bank, and remi,ed for col lectien, amounting to 32l 624 s6. Since the last annual report Ihe Bank has confined its operations exclusively to transactions in Exchange, and the re- suit of which shows the precaution used in the pur chase of bills none having been returned dshonored during he entire season. We would take occassp 10 remark in this place, that the Bank AAs furnished