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26h u't The papers contain nothing of interest.

 Our National Anniversary suitably honored yesterday The day was u.hered in by a salute by the State Artillery. At nine o'clock, proces sion was formed, composed of the different military companies, the Franklin Society and citizens, which was marched to the Theatre There the services were appropriate and impressive.

 After the reading of the Declaration of Indepsn- dence by Col. T. J. BUTLER, Col. w. H. PLATr delivered the Grafton. Our engagements would not permit us 10 be present. but we are told by those who heard il, that it production of chaste and beautiful angu age. breathing in every line the most fervent patriotism.

 The military made an unusually fine appearance. The Stale Arlillary Company retured to the public square and spent SC veral hours in firing natuna salute-a ftu de joie with musquetry-goiag through sham battle, and performing several evolutons which proved il to be the best drilled and dle ciplined corps in the country.