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i've call the attention of the public to the <Celebration of the Fourth of July, in this place. It is an occasion which should be cherished by every member in tho communi- sy, and not be passed lightly over. Many gentlemen have united for the mrposc of ce- lebrating 1t, and we are proud that men of all parties are concerned. It is an occa- sion where all can meet, untrammeled by party or personal feelings of hostility or ill., will.

 The citizens will assemble at II o'clock, at the Presbyterian Church. An Grafton will be delivered by Col. A. FOWLER, after which they will adjourn to the spring below the ferry landing, where dinner will be pre- pared by Mr. T. T. KING. The following is the order of arrangements, as furnished by the Comniittoe.-

 Order of Erercises.

 fsrayer-Music. Reading ofthe Declaration of Independence.

 Musie--Prayer.

 Orntion.

 Music---Denediction The citizens generally arc invited to at- tend at the Church, as also to join in the fss tivities of the day.