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This immense amount tt will be perceived forms bu. one item o the annual exports from that section of country. Besides which, large exports are made of -four, corn, corn meal, pork, whskey, leather, hemp tobacco. and numerous other articles the pre- else value of which 1t would be extremely difficult to estimate. Ohio, indeed, throughout the whole extent of its territory, s more rapidly advancing in popula. ton, wealth and resources than any other state in the Union. She is a world by herself'

 The Annual Report of the Inspectors of the State Prison at Auburn has recently been made to the Le- gisa.ure of NewYork, and subsequently issued from the press in pamphlet form. IL makes upwards of 100 pagcs and consains besides the necessary information

 brief biographical sketches of the coavic.s whom dis. charged from the prison,' many of them said to be very interesting or l45 discharged convicts the re- DOT. states that l22 have become useful citizens. The receipts for the year ls2S were @3608; expenditures g ,S7l. All the ordinary expenses, including repairs and the amount paid to discharged convicts are paid by the Agent from the labor ofthe prisoners. On the

 s of Januarv la2s there were 5o5 prisoners; on the lst of January last, 57O of which s49 are maes and 2l females, Il Of the latter coored and 5l ofthe for mer. During the year, l74 were received; 9 died;

 A discharged by the expiration of their sentence ant 76 pardoned. Tho prison is now full. The prisoners 1t is said enjoy remarkable good health, superior to those of any other place of confinement in the world that the deaths for the lust year arc only about l.. per cent; while by recent statement from the Vir ginia pententiOry appeared that about ons.egth the whole number had died sberc, or more than lS per cent.

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