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PLANTERS HOTEL.

EAST WETUMPKA. THE undersigned respectfully informs A- his friends and lhe community generally, that he has taken this well known house, situated in East N eumpka. and is prepared for the accommodation of Travellers and Boarders, and hopes by ev- cry effort to make all comfortable who call on him, to receive liberal share of public patronage.
 He has good and comnodious stables. which will be attended 10 by the most expe rIenced oSllers, and every attention given 10 horses
 Hts table will b. furnished with as good as he n,srse can afi.rd. and will Try and make | t. 'he inie,est of those who call once, Q cal again.
 Hsciarg wiilbe moderate, and in sc. cordauc " f tbe times
 | WILSON. May B ls4s 2itf
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DELEwARE.-The Inspectors election has resulted in an aggregate whig majori- ty of 19e.
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The tallest steeple in the West is the Cathedrel of Cincinnati, which is 232 feet.
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With these remarks 1 trust you will pardon me fir thus briefly replying to you, which do with Nigh opinion, and AP- PROVAL of Inc sentiments and uieus embraced in your' editoriaL
 ZACHARY TAYLOR
 Gen. Taylor's endorsement of Mir. Fill more's abolition opinions, in his last let. ter to Mir. Allison, by the following ex. tract:
 ''Ihe Democratic Convention met in May, and composed their ticket to suit them. This they had a right 10 do. The National whig Convention met in June, and selected me as their candidate. ac- cepted the nomination with gratitude and with pride. 1 was proud of the conf. dence of such a body of men represen. ting such constituencyas as the whig party ol the United States--a manifestation the more grateful because it was not cumber- ed with exactions incompatible with the dignity of the Presidential office, and the responsibilities of its incumbent to the whole people of the nation. And mag { add, thdt these emotions accre increased by associating my name with that Of the dis tinguished citizen of Ncv York, whose !, -hnowledged abilities and sound coascr- m 'sc opiaions migM hare .jusly entitled @ a;,, ,o 'he first place on the ticket. ah;s ais Miiliard Fillmore, and this:
 ,rh Platform Of .he wnis candidate .i. for Vice
 BUyrA1.,. Oct l6, 1888
 SIR: Your communica,. 'on oi the 10th inst, as chairman of e. "'''niee aP, pointed by "The Anti-Slapery "0cle'y 2. 2 ihe County of Erie," has just cong e, " hand. You solicit my answer to tn . 'o' lowing ipterrogatories: s
 list. Do you believe that petitions tc congress on the subject of slavery and the slavc-trade ought to be received, read, and respectfully considered by the representa- lives of the people ees., :.
 2d. Are you opposed to the annexation of Texas to this Union, under any cir cumsiances, so long as slaves are held 1 therein?
 Sd. Are you in favor of Congress exer- cising all the constitutional power it pos sesses, to abolish the internal slavc-trade | between the States t.sT
 4th. Are you in favor of immediate legislation for the abolition of slavery ir the District of Columbia? 3i am much engaged, and have no time ! to enter into an argument, or 10 explain al length my reasons for my opinion. l shal { therefore content mysels for the present by answering ALL'your interrogatoric 1 in the AFFIRMATIVE.
 l ali BILLIARD FILLMORE. l W. MILLS, Esq, chairman.
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Keep it before the Southern
 people.
ExTENsIoN OF SIAvERY.

EXTENSION OF SLAVERY.
 The eGtension ouer the Coniinem beyond the Rio Grande of the Ordinance of l7s7, Che Wilmot Prociso, ) is on object loo high and permanent to be ba0Red 6y Pr,siden- tial uetoes-- Signal Letter to Gen. Fay. l,r
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Gen. Tdulor's rfpZn.

With these remarks, I trust you will pardon me fir thus briefly replying to you, which l do with high opinion, and AP- PROVAL of Inc sentiments and vieus embraced in your' editorial
 ZACHARY TAYLOR
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Treasury notes outstanding on the let instant S11,755,2s0 3l.
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No subscription will be received Tor less time hint roye months, unless paid for in advance, ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at One Dollar U 1T square for the first sertion and fifty cents for . ,ch subsequent insertion.
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 Advertisements ordered to be published once month, or every other week, will be charged as new.
 The most liberal terms will be given to those t'tat advertise for six months, or by the year.
 Without instructions as to the number ofinser-- tions, Advertisements will be continued, and charged until forbid
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 All Letters and Communications must be POST PAID to insure attention.
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Taken from the I4th number of the nGrape Shot" with alterations for CAss andl BUTLER, by young Lady of Coosa CO.,
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A Good Joke.

We heard the following anecdote rela- ted not long since, as Illustrative of Gen. TaYlor'l ignorance of civil matters.
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Foreiuu innovations.

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80, M.iss Co-IsMsta LAwsos-2 MAxSh , Sa.sa-' >
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a = Si.1,ses Duorvs & Col VI JONES' S,t's
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Co.. = 60 . Dn,z-s1 Hesseu5er Co.'S Lo~seDsa 49,
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to7 lisr.on-l Bishop; s,f.nes ~ s,s- Psuer
II, Cos Shsrress soa.6 w Benjare %. a - - r.
soa Col spaasns Thomas Vall-iv NOT ss.,s.i-
ere Bs 5 n Job3es Co.'S coehrsne - $500 r,
Hagbes wars 4 Coll SPECS Chfsst CO.. Cav D..
10 Pope a sons-4 balm & sagder-l B bAococs-t =
sons-It X Haowsa-l J w Bocsett--ll Al stewart W.
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On rs., morning Jul, g. OF short lines. MARY CAIHA
lie friend. Of the family her brother Roswen Loksood
are requested attend the funeral al No 70 nse,si on Neoes
r~nsn. vii be conveyed To Nofwak Conn iO internent
the 2ih. after hageuas Illness, MI JESSE VAN AMIN
Ts relative and friend. family invited to attend he lo
the s6ih oeok, without farther invitation He remains
% taken to Gles9SooS cS%9e M Henry and on TUESDAY
s5h NOAH infant 9as Of Noi SS5 a. May = =, months
and y days, Of o r aud Jane NJ SsHiisrd An, f.,
friends OF the isa! are respectfully lnea 70 aup g -e
On Wednesday, the goth inst at 4oeoes NJ from No san"n
a Tie remains will be taken % Greenwood Cemeey 49,,
At Cheshe Conn 24h inst ANN L. NJ wife OF Warren Doole
AZ wksmssurgh l. l. on s,,h n. SARAH JOY the 7''A
- r.. ,ern p,,ers please copy.
on the st mt J. FARLEY CLARK te .7h year Of his Ne
,' he faerl cs AZ The father J. 5 Glars
Brooklyn, Wednesday aenoon 9Th ,,'i At 1s
JosEFH B4BcocK Of East Hartford aged y year.
s that We are spared allotted age Of msn;hee score
year. ami enhe time w aeon come when the places ihat nov
Anow Will know more forever Bat when 70 ihr yo'
,or Of manhood when tais and abilities are begnne 20 e e
appreciated aarge circle friends we Sc yonse nan %
away, Only eKeaim o. Lors how ansesh ss. ~
w,s Thy wisdom past finding out snch As the cssih o. ny
called u endure m r. hAn the ordinary -
early youth be ~ss rn anorphan aud N Three s. ~
Hfieni 40 ',,ps ~. g,est nj sf- ,vorite book
u b, h perseverance be acquired an ednSon a.
' & y y. e5 10 acquire wuhia few yesr- previous 70
h. death be called pass through na 100 severe i nH n
.o seous spirit 10 endure by he two OF bis -se
ana fber lsi a and grave, and, a. last u o
r,her about older taa himself, and 10 whom p" ""
@ AID eoseiy attached This last bcreavcmeui struck tne CAR
, MO s too deep 20 b. ersdcaie though he tncd 70 ..
rsnd 10 the ct Though naturally enjoying god .eN
.ui ., dsfon soul alive a. the suffering OF o-r
la onie 10 a., EFT h mind from melancholy, few mouth. ss =
o, 81 The ar-t euoned upon and trred young a
.tl- ty Hsrp, n his choice, be happiness doomed 70
short biz marriage h. disease assumed -i
which excited much alarm afnolg friends 10 hope % enrnt
49,. H. ne Al water accompanied by his VIE ana sisirf-
Earth, aid ang he fingered iv" wees 80
M .pfi ooa Is ht % JON hoe OF d. dear departed ifc's iV
who Ns. coe n The holy OF ustrnony YOU ne' 's
,auabe protector ant TREND And you, who was ne s'o'
Departed parents What 50 comfort youf NnN 80
.suage your grrii M He Who protects the wo~ ~ - -
merry anc,y this actou 70 aud Tie neA's ~ &
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BALTIMORE, July 25-Au bark Mar. Johnson bh-ion (
Lucy Cross Ponce PR crs Allegheny, Wright Cenilegs
Ashmead stiles do Rnggod, hteron, Noble Howard Duls
EN-: Hero Leverton Philadelphia CID. barn Iaquns -prsr
CITY Poof br Vousa Ehherger. Matanzas CO scs fef
aand Jausca Chesapeake Providence SUSAN Ne"onpoI
Po'.. and Elen. NYork. 80
RICHMOND Jolly 2t-Arr -chr Norma. Barker Nfork - =.
WILMINGTON sc. July 2lAu bnE DAVID Dur-i Ooi-l'. =
York. sehrs Lutf~roh some PhIadepaf Brilliant SIMON
col NJ Rae Dayis. Charleston; All ia. siaes Nlok 80.
SAVANNAH, July 2oAu Dutch brig Jchsnef LeoAe MUM
sa1 led brig Carihhee. Anderson, Bath 80
JACKSONVILLE July l6Arr brig Keiock, Kelock. Nfofk
ca Londun Hayne Guadalnup~ ,...,.
MOBILE July lsCd Br Ship Howard Brown Liverpool hafs
ro Parker Crowe 90; Moriauk, Hock, Nioni brig "oD
wall. Rosiou. e ~
NEWORLEANs july IAN ships Chas Corroh 500" boston
T, rome Cooling Vera Cruz. Ameucsn stuart 90 tni-l
Morse Ton, Media Fae Do Ure Javnn. Liverpool -, e
Peel McEpns Kingston. Niagara Nye Lverpo enes hrHru -
D Vera Cruz Mount Vernon. Dacey DO GIG ships os"Ft ~
New York. Manchester smith, Do banks RIO Gn@e Doane
Boston, psrv Queen tBr Roy Liverpool brig fasso, Gray Vera
Cruz. sclf 20 ID Rls-y, Conner, Co.
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CARD-The gDd-r.g1sd IN Sshsl Of he s Gss,' ~

CARD.-The under.gnsa ~ osns s oi ne y
safe Muia take This earliest oppoiuniy 20 mae -. -.
tno.iss-ernenfs FOR kind attentions received hy 'he
s-, he sia iour Of camp duty Al feesskll
To he oeer. and nesers Of ins Jsae 500 Guard =, 80, ~
ire rerentlon and entertainments OF the h glneli OF
ar srvs 4, Peekskl! and for their continued Attention
To be Trustees and citizens Of Peekssl ~ TIE kine
-,r l., which they coined us, and by Their presence
,s-ie5 bv fhefr miles, IN our camp showing ina
We y re sgelcn'rue sojourDers II heir town 800,
H. Wood our worthy suier neAi claims our Aahss ioi
bi. General Attention 70 The - ants ne esimenL
car Fo.te OF the steamboat oumt Us cur "sIler
49, ~ s,os, for the accommodating manner IN wniei
he treated - members OF the Res and Ise
a;s,Sn.iv 80 Collectively Capt VII Please &c ~
az ri vsbe. for his conflaued health and prosperity
through long life . H.. = Ill. r - or hank.
~ - ~ Shelton AID 70 Inc band Of hleh ne = -
80, u,e have % express or So isactlOn iof hr
, $500 ia which Thy invariably scc-frd 10 tL- &c
Ire. Of the Re- neni N addiuoa 10 The daies usoAy to
CURED II HEN .., SO'i''i p....,.., rrvy
a dA t.vII As FDw's sMITHCapt JOHN GREGORY
ry- PesSskiI papers VIII please copy. ~" 1"
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GAS LIGHTS.

THE UNDERSIGNED having been engaged fe 2, lons
me no The Gas Lighting have iet the force OF .hs or
rf0ns 10 often urged against making gas on ones Owh
orern.es viz Danger from FIRE, and tns eAcSeansD
dsagreeabe SMELL arising from me asll.a,n ~ b
b-ro deferred them advising the sf,eiion 81 pm
lie qas works. except ia isolaird ~ he Souy
v.Tb oeaure form the public, and ner manu-
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% ale. are entirely removed, 1od tney can recon-
s 80 f,, fnIn unpleassni suel as well a. very eco
eoni.a-pIoaucng brilliant e., At 49,, .I sxpen's
49,, ~ Iiin9. IL i uueqgaed Large consumers Of
~ ~, Gas are lnviied call and examine the appasrus
w \ x g. continue 10 erect steam and hot~aef appa-
~, IN Inc manner 50 -ucccssfly prac ced Oy toem dur
a. f1e psst seven years. Every description of tean,
Tsfer and ga. fixtures and pipes, on hand, as usual
WASH WALWORTH, MASON l. GUILD, Engineers,
iyee 9xis 70 John-st Y.
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MEETING FOR IRELAND.

~ The Friends of Ireland in NEWLY ork,
and All friends Of HUMAN RIGHTS aud The FREEDOM Of
rus invited TO assemble in Mass Meeting At Tan
many Hall on this "wednesday evening the 18th inst to
1--WE expression to their upon the last hasiious al
tempt to gag the Press and the People Of Ireland IN The
persons of CHARLES GAyAS DUFFY, JoHS MARTIN
o'DoHERrY WILLIAMS and others, and to raise the
means 10 take such may be necessary TO NEE
the Crisis al hand for Ireland Many distinguished friends
will address the meeting BY order Of The Provisional
Commiuee hObEhl h'i'AA-i' N'
WM. II MaCNETN,}
PhTMHS g 4rSsy jy26 It.
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MARKETS.. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE
Irf,0

AsHEs-Are - aud 50, with sales $50 bbls.
COTTONTe marie, very hn aud 9oders look for little IN
The to-day 30 U 5Oo bales at fun rates
FLOURAND MEALThere marked change n Flour The DE-
IS for common and good brands and Western portion Of the
purchases understood be tor export Sales pure Geaeser
we're made al 2ab % bakers brands Ohio Oa6s7
lew small parce were picked up :, he on ~ but ta hsue
bulk Of the sales made The demand for Southern descr
moderate and prces downward Several parcels nr are
on The MARI 900 Jeey Meal held o2% but there
only small sales 5Ol white New OIlesn and 200 20 jersey
made public Rye fouris 5Ja5 0.a' with sales
800 bbis.
GRAIN-For Wheat there fair inquiry low prices. Sales
400 bushels North Carolina made al a ots 80 O."
limos on PRIV terms 1900 Genesee very sample nc
The market for Corn has an improving tendency sna
mi e. stand little higher The sales reach 10000 bushels including
a. 81 m IN ots at 81 5sS T. orleans a, o. and
ets RYE ga 70 Ct. with sales 100 bu,he firm
quirt 46a47 cts A cargo Of Jersey sold at q cts
PROvlsIONSIhe market Tor Posk continues buoyi and u
day were u p and g. The sale. are 200 barrels at
about these fsures Including 200 or 500 eos a, II % Beet ~
and sbppers generally bid but for good article Holders ask ~
a7A The movement Cut Meats limited saes 80 hhd shoul'
TALL0w-An offer OF II made large parcel Of 1alow,
and a sae Of 5000 ros reported at that pree.
LEAD-Hoders have gwen lite and 1000 pgs cold at
HEMP-we believe there is no the market below
$50 small sales making that figure The s'oc here quite
sf fs g fed e. IN mai lot at 577ss and best
6sa5 90 Tie demand moderate fa safes FARO VI at
~ ssa sS, ol selected. .li A' F'' " o CO %
HAY-sales 500 or 100 bales at 40a45 cts. ..
NAVAL STORES-Are not active. We notice sales 90 oo
Crude Turea,e 90 500 DO Rosn At lhaso io North County
IROSPg p 5od s3 cash from ship and quiet sales loo 'o
Al y 81 800 -. u,,.,,. -,o..y n,
BEEsWAX-We notice sales 25Ol 70. Yellow al 1870 es cash
she c .sPpS :,s @ Ss. in' We nave OILY 70 ''
sEEDsrhere have been Timothy sold sioalo 81
GROCERIES Sugars remains in demand without charge
Foo Rico a 5 ZOO bose. brown 95i In Moasses sales ar
very t some small os he aggregate 800 hhd 1a, Ne pee
taken By des l6a7 ci o0hhd sweet al H ana 70 nn'
L. CruiN al Coffee al ate sole - quei
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The account Is rather blind, it being difficult to tell
what are the actual liabilities Of this mammoth nstitu
ton the public. The basis Of this Bank is our old
safety fund system enlarged and 1t is apparent that
crisis would bring them all down like OF bricks
The Boston Money market frightened in the ear
ly part Of last week in consequence of specie ship
ment and the advanced premium obtained for sterling
bills The City Treasurer sold exchage for the last
packet at lOt.
The amount of revenue collected at Boston for
the week ending with Saturday, the 22d inst was
sJ999l 80. Amount Of specie imported elO3O3. No
export of specie took place, except $500 $1,000 Of
which in gold douboons), the remainder in silver
10 Turks Island
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y,rB.r CO.. fors Tsyior-l r-fr.-ss s'rsuf- Co
n Read Tsyor Col Scott Hsrii CO. Gurus
A p ~. 49, Kpine-l Marrsv-l " Snft Co-s
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A Co.. lor-l b-murt-f ep--.
cbrs, Cos Nul@f-7 o-c-T v-r-i5 schrntrr sur-r<
NfeheH B,ogasrd CO. n De- 4 Son Tones s1u4
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G-u-g a Col " e Plrps 4 Col Bishop Co-I'0 burr
Nsr-h.ll c. l. P.u-rs-l n DY-fs Core Co
Can Wst-l Lanoert Jaaso1 a Col rag Hoot a lows
81 l. Flruat-l " Bsl.auc JaafaT scla-l Lam
b-rf. 1olls1n A Co--s4 20 order
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JENNY LIND.

A NEW NOVEL by Ms. Rose Ellen Hendrcks. p cts
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The Beautiful French Girl. q CTS.
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Tie Pdncp Is OF the Chrono-Themai System OF Aedl-
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Meigss Treatise on the Diseases Of Children . 70.
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Lectures of his celebrated Philosopher are published In
very neat form with illustrations ard sold at The
low price Of 3 cents The contents are as follows;
LECTURE l.. General Laws Of the Refracuon and Re
lection of ght; Lenses Telescopes structure oi he rye
II. History OF Astronomy The different signs oi inc
Zodiac. -, rr.t
Bodies
Y Distance OF the Planets; The sun; Physical Constr
tuition Of he sun; The Moon Physical Constitution OF NE
Moon. 60. -.
VI Mercury Physical Constitution ofMercury Venus ;
Appearsuces Of Venus she around he sum Pays
"a Constitution OF enus; Superior Plsueis Msrs; Phys
cal Constitution Of Mars he four Telescope Planeis-Ju
VI Jneiter and his Satellites Physical Constitution O.
Jupil, r; Samn- bis Ring and bis Sa.les hefsehel or
Uranus. and bis Saleiles. IS, NJ,
VIII Distances Diameers, Volumes. &c OF the Planets
Keep ers Laws Universal Attraction VI Inc Masses OF ie
IN Figure Of the Earth Dimensions Of the Earth The
Eahs Mouon Diurns Rotation OF the Earth Annual mo-
x. ineouaIities Of the Earth and Moon
XII Comets Haley's and other Comets; Physical Con
sfiunou Of Comets
XII. Ecpses Of the Moon; Eelpses Of the Sun
XIII. The Tides.
XIV Determination OF Laii ude and Longitude
Xv. The Atmosphere; OF The Noon IN The HoFzo1 The
Harvest Moon.
ture.
XVII The Calendar
Appendix fable Of the Consultations, with the number o.
SSr n each as far those Of the sixth magnitude sum
msry - jy25 #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

AMANBYTHE NAME OF ANDREWS, one Of the for
Timer Propreors Of MICA sers Ointment ant some other
men under the name Of skillusn, Thomson L Co. have
employed man by the Jacob Townsend to use his
name to put up a sarsapanla, which they call Old Dr.
Townsends Ss5sapsrla," &C. and wish to eel II as ne
genuine and orr insl Or. Townsend's sarsaparAa Inns
Townsend has been employed in pedding Books for num-
Der Of years before be got this situation The pubic are
surad deceived and purchase II they wish
the genuine but such a. are put in splendid steel Pse
wrappers and signed by s. TOWNSEND. Principal
o.Frs Iz5 Futou.st. jy2i aiseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Soles Of Stocks, &c. see Fourth Page.

TUESDAY, July zj-P. N.
There is a continued inactivity in Wallst aud
no feature worth chroniclng The sales Of Stocks
very limited and the quotations show but little change
Treasury Notes steady at per cent4 generally
asked.
The Bill market is decidedly heavy with moder-
ate demand. The supply is considerable. Sales Of
irstclsss bills were made at 9: aei and the leading
drawers reduced their per cent without making
sales to any extent Francs arc 525d522i
in Freights there is not much doing. Some
Cotton to Liverpool was engaged at ia532d 1000
bbls Naval Stores at ls Cd 5000 bush Wheat at 4.d
10000 bush Corn 4aii and 1000 bbls Naval Stores
London at g.
We have Just received the statement of the con-
dton of the State Bank Of Ohio and Branches on the
Sd inst The figures annexed