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clared that no female under i6 years of age
should be sacrificed. Yet il was tact. Of
which The most ample proof could be afforded,
that girls of IN, of Is, of l2, nay, in one in
stance. OF s years Of age had been subjected
70 this brutal usage CompulsIon was also pro
hibiled by the Indian law bot il was, never
theless. frequently bad recourse to amid the
shriekIng and Struggling of the unhappy VIC
Inns.
Mr.. Wi!berforce spoke n favour Of the bill
Mr.. Hume expressed his opinion that # il
were rendered necessary to take out license
at an expense Of Q or 5000 rupees, for the
privilege % burn, the evil would be much d.
minIshed for. then the relatives Of widows
who now urged them 10 burn, would not sup
ply rupee towards the expense, and The
widows would then escape.
The motion was agreed 10.
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-14
Sales at Auction.

Public sale.
On TUESDAY, at 10 O'Clock. will b.
sold at the auction store,
: s Sss' Sugar
hhds molasscs
do w rus.
] do & bbIs. 'inegaf
] case mems shoes
do Women's DO
bills peach brandy
a do good beef
A variety Of household furniture;
consisting of sideboards, bureaus, Ia.
bles, candlestands, &c.
ALSO WITHOUT RESERVE
A few stand casks painted h In good
order
A first rate beam, chains 4 scales
Jugs, Demijobns, DC.
Also an invoice of hardware & cut
lery aad case plated and japan'd cas-
tors. S. A. MARSTE.LER,
may IA Auc.
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Whole Tickets do Quarters Q so
Halves 5 Eighths 1875
For sale in a variety OF numb r. at
ALIENS
Lucky Office.

Pennsylvania .4uen,e. Washington City
Orders by mail or otherwise addressed to
S IN Allen. Washington City, enclosing
prize tickets or cash, will be attended to
with the same promptitude as IT personal
application was made. may IA
ft-Tbe Managers official list of the Con.
soiniation drawing is received as above. and
adventures are invited to call and examine
their tickets.
The following is list of prizes drawn
in one day iced March last. all of which
were sold by S. e. NJ. Allen, and paid as
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-14

Orphans Court,
alexandria County,
May Term, 1921,
nRDERED, that the executrix of James
OCampbell, deceased, do give The usual
notice to debtors and creditors; three times
in the Alexandra newspapers.
A copy, Teste.
A. MOORE, Reg. OF Wills.
This is to giUe notice,
THAT the subscriber, of Alexandria
county, in the district of Columbia, has
obtained from the orphans court Of said
county, letters testamentary on the estate
OF James Campbell, late ofthe county aiore-
said, deceased. All peresons having claims
against the said decedent. are hereby warn
ed TO exhibited the same, with vouchers
thereof. to the subscribers, duly autbentica-
ted and passed by the Orphans Court on
or before the I'd day of November next, or
they may by law be excluded from all be-
neft to said estate-and those indebted
thereto are required TO make immediate
payment. Given unoer my hand and seal,
this Cd day OF May, 1921.
KITTY CAMPBELL,
Fxecutriy of James Campbell. decd.
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COHENS

Lottcry ana EcchaHSe OD1ceS, NO. ia
and 244, Market st. Baltimore,
Where the CASH will be advanced for
prizes the moment they are drawn.
OF Orders from any part of the United
States, enclosing the cash or prize tickets,
post paid, will meet the same punctual and
prompt attention as il on personal applica.
ton, addressed to ]. COHEN, Jr.
Sec'y to the .M'grs. Baltimore.
~ AT COHEN'S Office, more capital
prizes have been obtained than at any other
office in America; and where was sold in
shares the great capital of D 10000 in the
last Lottery drawn in Baltimore; and where
in the three last Monument Lotteries,
were sold the capitals OF D 10000 also in
shares; the 10000, 2 of 10000, 2 of 10 900
&c.
Or COHEN'S Lottery Gazette and Re-
gister, which is published every week, will
contain the managers official list Of each
drawn both of blanks and prizes, and will
be forwarded, gratis, to companies or indi.
viduals who purchase from Cohen's Office
either in whole tickets or shares TO the "a
mount of fifty dollars, 1t also contains rates
of Exchange Of Bank Notes; prices current
of produce, &c. sc.
Baltimore, May IA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-14
For Sale
By 4. G. Caaenove g Go.
by THE PACKAGE OR PIECE,

BY THE PACKAGE OR PIECE,
n VERY complete assortment OF AMERI.
"A CAN GooDs, ginghsms, stripes, cheks,
chambrays, steetings, shlrings, tickings,
threads, satinetts, broadcloths, cassiners,
and cotton yarns.
GERMAN ticklenburgs, osnaburgs, hessians.
Burlops brown rolls, Bie6eld linens. dow.
las, white rolls, creas, brown hollands,
twilled bagging, oil cloths, and Saxon broad
cloths.
BRITISH broadcloths, pelisse cloths, cas-
simeres, vestings, bombaz ines, cotton bose,
suspenders, carpetings, table mats, cotton
cambrics, fancy muslins, Malabar handkf..
kerseys, buttons, patent thread, dimiles,
linens, lawns,
Ravens duck, nankins, umbrellas, India
straw carpets and table mats, sewing silks,
few boxes ribbons and galoons, pins, &c.
Also,
Murdock's best London particular Madeira
Wine, iD pipes, half pipes and quarter casks,
London market do. Malaga Wine, in half
quarter casks, Cogniac brandy in pipes,
Molasses, N. E hum, in hhds. and barrels,
Swedes iron assorted.
Baltimore window glass, every size.
Dupont's best Brandywine gunpo1cdsr.
Sperm. candles. Spanish segars
Cut mains. I'D ed Sd 10. may 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-14
Needle w Ork.

TINE subscriber wishes to take in addi-
Il ton to her present school, a few young
ladies. TO learn the different branches ct
needle work. The striciest attention will
be paid to impart the above useful know
ledge to those that may be placed under
her care. She Hatters herself from her long
experience, she will be enabled to give sa
tisfaction. Samples may be seen at her
residence. Mrs. B. RlE FETTS.
may 10 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-14

Prime Green Coffee.
GEVEN thousand fvehundred lbs. Hava.
- "a coffee landing ard for sale by
SAM'L MESSERSMlTH.
Who has for sule,
Gunpowder tea, in chests, half chests and
len catty boxes, Ontario T. Savannah's
cargoes.
Prime beef and pork for ship stores.
Blown salt in sacks liverpool 6lled)
Sicily. Madeira and Colemenar wine IN Or;
casks
Sweet Malaga do in do and in pipes, Of
fine quality
Port do in bottles
Wrapping, sugarloaf and Kentish cap paper
Binders and bandbox boards, Canton table
mats
Mould candles, butter in frkins
Baltimore wbiskey, Muscovado sugar. DC.
may 9 st
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Public Sale.
Or MONDAY, the 14th inst. at s O'Clock,
M ILL be sold at the residence OF Mr..
w Thomas Shreve, on Prince, to the
east of Washington street,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
ALSO,
A few most excellent Safes, Sifters, 80.
made specially for families.
VII be added TO the sale,
Height day clock
first rate cooking stove
2Franklin do.
may II S. A. MARSTELLER, Auc. 4,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-14

rets. Its shape is triangular. 1t is Of
the inest water, and the largest dia-
mond that has appeared in Europe,
except the Pin diamond, and one be-
longing TO the Emperor of Russia.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-14
For freight,

>A& The substantial schr. JUBILEE,
E&& Jonathan Hill. master; burthen loco
bbls. will be ready in four days for freight
which will be taken in preference to some
eastern port. Apply TO j. H. LADD& Co.
Who offer for sale sad schooaer's cargo of
60 M MerchantabIe Boards.
may 8 If
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IL. lDARR AH,
Notice to Stockho lders.

Notice to StOckho lders.
Office ofthe Fire Insurance Company of
AL randraa, May 2.
A Dividend of thirty cents on each
Ashare held by them, is this day declared,
payable to him or their legal representatives
on the 9th day Of this month
The notes for the unpaid part Of the CAPT.
tai [beng l43 dollars on each sbare) will
he renewed for six months from the 9Th
instant.
may 2 j. b. NlCkOLLS, Sec
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Notice.

,,s,ss... The STEAMBOAT
POTOMAC, will leave
ESzHH Alexandra for Norfolk
go on "Wednesday morning,
The 18th inst. at O'Clock, instead of Thurs
day The 18th, her usual time, this change 10
made for the one trip only; and the Boat
will on the next week afler, start on Thurs
day morning at the usual time of 8 o'clock.
may 8 st
nTThe Editors Of the Winchester Gaz-
cite, Fredericksburg Herald and Nat. Intel
ligencer, are requested to insert the above
three times.
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For freight.

For Freight,
.{MI The schr. MARY AVN, Noyes
!2& Prince, master; carries about 900
obs is superior vessel, and will be ready
for a cargo in few days. Apply to
w. FOWLE s. Co.
For sale on board said schooner, at Central
aOharf,
loco bushels Nova Scotia potatoes
60 tons plaster paris
Apply on board, OF as above,
may 9 If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-14

Whole Tickets, D 8 oe Quarters, D Is
Haives, 4 SO Eishts, I2s
10 be had 10 the greatest variety Of num-
bers at
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NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE.
Deduction only fifteen per cent. All prizes
payable in gold or silver, or in notes OF the
bank Of The United States.
Jrhe drawing will take place and De
completed in the city of Baltimore, IN thirty
drawings only, with all possible despatch,
under the superintendeRce OF
JAMES L. HAWKINS,
}. B. RlNGGOLD, }
Tickets will advance in a short time. but
can aow De had at lbs original price, VIZ:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-14
Public Sale.

ON Thursday, the 18th, will be sold at
~ the door OF the Reading Room, at Ii
o'clock, (without reserve to close the affairs
of an estate, IA acres of Land. most desira-
bly, situated on stump bill; one halt cleared
and under good fence, the other in wood;
with every appurtenance 10 make it . de-
sirable property.
Also,
SIX ACRES OF LAND, meadow lot,
between town and the poor house. under
post and rail fence; well set with timothy.
On long credit. Terms At sale.
S. A. MARS1ELLER. Auc.
NAV los
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For St. Marys, East Florida:
.txN The good Brig MARY. ANN;
A21H Benjamin Johnston master, burthen
1000 bbls. and will be despatched imme-
diately. For freight or passage apply TO
JOHN H. IADD. & Co.
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For Freight,

FOR Freight,
~ The very superior brig DE.
2~ CATUR, John Miller, master; bur-
then 400 barrels, and will H. lew avs be
ready to load, IN preference to foreign
port. Apply 10
JOHN H. LADD &CO.
Who haze on board said ressel for sale.
90 NJ .Merchantabte Boards.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-14

Potatoes, sc.
yUST received per schr. Sally g. Eliza
u beth, Francis, 400 bush. POTATOES.
IN STORE
40 bbls. Bait. & Georgetown ~
8 hh1s. do.
90 barrels cider
6 boxes dipped candles
3 quintals Goldfish
bbls. apple brandy
$50 bushels oats
For sale by L. T.. CHAMBERLAIN.
Lower-emd Of Prince-st.
may lT-3i*
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Marshal's Sale.

NIdTSIIdI OdIC.
WTILL be sold for cash, on Thursday,
w the Gath day lot this month, al the
Coffee House door, in the market square,
all the right, title and interest OF William
H. Barron, to negro man, named Charles
Coffee Taken to satisfy an execution in
favor of Riggs and Gather. Sale will take
place at l2 O'Clock.
mayI4 d. MINOR, D. NJ.
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For Freight,
NIX The good schr. BETSY,
&&G Mark Spear, master; burthen 900
bbls. freight to an Eastern port will be
preferred.
Also for Freight
fK The good sckr. SPARTAN,
~ VIM. Camitk K, master; burths 800
april "a JOHN n LADD. &Co.
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Also, for New York,

.kA The packet schr ELIZABETH,
@ John B. Tolley. master; burthen
$50 bbls and will be dispatched irnmedi-
ately Apply as above. april lG
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
INDIAN HOS TlLITiEs'

Il appears from an Arkansas paper that
war has actually broken out between the
o aye and Cherokee nations. Some Skin.
mishes bad already taken place. The In.
dams appear determined 10 settle their dis
pures in their own way, as they had refused
the interference of the "hites The Osages
are said to be badly armed with muskets,
&c The white Inhabitants who have sell
ted on LoYel's purchase, will il is stated,
he placed in rathera perilous situation The
Osages had committed some depreda,ions
on Red River in white family. rsbbng
the house and and carrying Of their horses.
IN. Y. DAILY ADJ.
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BEWARE OF IYcENpIARIEs /!

Some diabolical iucendiary attempted on
Tuesday night, to extend TO Gosport the
calamity recently experienced in Ports
mouth. ABB ut O'Clock, one of the crew
Of the British ship Minerva, Capt. Dale,
discovered the frame warehouse back OF
and nearly adjoining the residence OF Pur-
Ser Robinson, TO be on FIRE, and calling the
captain and the remainder OF the crew, they
repaired to the place just in time to check
its progress. The wind blowing heavy
gale from ~ Z. had the discovery not been
made al the moment il was, it is impossible
to say where its ravages would have been
staid Beacon.
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Norfolk, 1pril 8.
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.

MELANCHOLY eCCuHhENCE.
Ii is with the deepest sorrow that we re-
late the particulars OF an even: which has
deprived The community of one of its most
useful and estimable members, & the young
and amiable family of the lamented indi-
viiual of the object of its dearest affections.
We allude to the melancholy fate Of Mr..
Edmund Allmond. Ship Builder. at Point
Pleasant, near this place, who persisted on
Monday evening last BY one Of the innu-
merable casualties attendant on human ex-
istence, and which so s,rikingly exemplify
the truth OF the Divine maxiT-"ln tn,
midst of life we are in DEATH"
Mr. Almand had lately completed a
Steam Boat to ply between Norfolk and
Hampton, and set about launching it on
Monday morning; in this operation, howe
YER, the water not being sufficiently high,
the boat did not Goat on leaving the ways.
Lighters and shores were then fixed under
the sides; for support, and 10 buoy itup as
The evening Good tide made. la the even
ing captain Cornick and Mr. K. Langley
called at Mr.. Allmand's ~ assist him. il ne
cessary, in getting the vessel ahoat, and at
ter the family had supped, accompanied
him to the ship yard, where they found the
tide had risen sufficiently to enable them to
get the vessel aAoat, with very little
:exerion. Mr., Allmand got into one
of the lighters to knock away the
props, and observing at the time, that
it was task which required much skill and
attention. His two companions who had
gone on board otthe boat after waiting some
minutes without bearing any noise which
might indicate that he was at work, called
to him. repeatedly, but receiving DO reply,
they looked over into The lighter, and.thot
they perceived him TOR it was then after
twilight) lying in the bottom Of it-Tbey
Immediately descended into the lighter, but
what pen can describe their grief aud hor-
,or on ending their friend PROSTATE and
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stance, by the reduced and de''itatod sia'e
of the pa,iert, owing TO the 'org con''hu
ance and the severity. of the disorder. IL Vs.
however. due 70 The operator to say. 'hat
no material accident occurred; that com.
plete success attended the operation, ana
that The manner in which It was peri"''neu
is highly crehitsble to his surgical Skull
The patient is now recovering, with IA
pidity which could not have been ant'c'pa-
ted even by the most sangdine, and 10 ap'
pearance will soon be restored to periect
health.
This, it is believed, is the first operation
of the kind that has ever been performed on
the Holland purchase; and while it rejects
gre at honor upo. the operator, it is highly
gratifying to every friend of humanity, t.
see the most acute OF all human diseases
yielding to the power of medical skill.
The case of Josph H. Fleming aud bis
family, the whole of whose property, SoOo
dollars in value, (ey.ep, two or three arti.
cles) were destroyed by fire few weeks
since on the Germantown road, is truly pl.
table, and ought to excite the commlssera-
ton and charity of the benevolent. His
wife i: now in her 77th year, himself in the
Goth, with daughter Of "a years OF age,
all very sickly This afflicted family in one
short hour, lost the accumulations OF nearly
40 years ofindustry and economy, and wee
driven by the flames, naked and desolate,
from their humble dwelling. What is Pc
culiarly distressing, is, that the house which
he owned, was not insured, merely from
the circumstance, of bis not being able to
pay the small premium OF D 4 it is the in
tention Of the sufferer personally, to call on
the benevolent, and any articles OF food.
clothing, &c. will be gratefully received by
him. at No. IS, Birds alley, between Ca
Uterine and Queen streets, Southwark, or by
Catherine lmmel, store keeper. No. rs,
North Third street, corner Of Cherry alley.
[Dtm. Press.
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FATAL DISASTER.

With deep regret we relate melancbo-
ly occurrence which happened in the vic'n-
ity Of this place few days ago. As Mr..
Rogers, OF Wake county, and his son, a
grown young man, were crossing at the fer
~ Of John Matthews. esq. having wagon
and team, the horses became very restless,
and unfortunately, soon plunged the young
man in the watery element, and he was
imme diately drowned. [Fayene Ga-.
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ter choice could moi have been made. The
commerce of Pensacola and { Augustine
will acquire new vigor fiom the transfer, and
we shall have from that fine country. sugar
and cotton, together with the tropical fruits,
and indigo in abundance-and in short time
its agricultural and commercial &c vantages
will be Observation-Disclosures.
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Buffalo. (.Masara,] March q.
LiTHUTOMl

This surgical operation was performed,
on the sOth inst by Dr.. Cyrenius Chaplin.
on a Mr.. Nathan Clark, of Hamburger, in
this county. The stone extracted'was FIVE
inches in circumference, and weighed up
wards of two ounces. This operation,
which under any circumstances, is one OF
the most delicate, critical and hazardous
performances in the whole science of surge
~, was rendered peculiarly SO in this in
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Neu- York. April 6,
The ELORIDAS,

The President, we learn has fixed the sala-
~ OF Gen Jackson, governor of the Floridas
al 500 per annum, being the amount origi-
nalIy paid to The government: Of Louisiana,
prior 10 its becoming one Oft the U. States.
The organization of the government in the
Floridas will be amore difficult task than as
that OF Louisiana.
The was between Spain and her colonies
the number Of privaters. patriot aud other
cruisers, whchswarm about the West India
Islands and the Gulph of Mexico-the va
rious Indian tribes on the borders, and the
events which occurred during the late war,
demand no small share of vigilance. talent
and activity-wisdom in conceiving and
promptness in executing such measures as
may insure the prosperity and tranquility of
that territory.
From these considerations, the salary al
lowed the governor is notunreasonable. For
some time Gen. Jackson will have much TO
perform; il will he delicate task to mould
the inhabitants, together with their ancient
habits and attachments. into form CORES
bonding with the institutions aud govern
ment of the United States-to establish new
systems-pass new laws and ordinances;
nrnyide for the extension and freedom OF
commerce. for the protection Of civil and
religious righls-to provide Tor the gen raj
safety against Indian d.prrdations, secret e
m;>saries and foreign ageDts-snd to for'ity
without and within. These duties are va.
r,,.,, AMI would be perplexing 10 any other
p.rsou less gifted with the necessary quaih-
cali Than Gen. jackson, than whom bet
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Custom House. Neu Orleans, March 1 1891.
Avessel with floating light, is moored
by chain and anchor, one and quarter
miles due south of the bar the North east
Pass of the Mississippi, between Wallace s
and Bird Islands, in 60 deg min. 40 sec.
north latitude, and miles E by N l-e N OF
the block house at the Balize. and ore and
SIS mile E by S Sd S from the un6nishe d
light on Franks Island, which station she
will not leave unless driven by stress of
weather.
BY day she will be known by having a
white flag with a red cross hosted upon her
main mast. A bell is suspended near the
windlass Of this light vessel, which will be
kept tolling during toggy weather both night
and day; this bell may he heard six mil 's
with the wind and four mile. against in mo-
derate weather. Mr. Ruddock, the engi-
neer, gives the follow ng magnetic bearings
from the light vessel:
Courses Distances.
The unfinished light house, lyn3-4 NJ
and Sd ms.
Block house the Balize. w by 81 SIS ms
Main bar Of Sc PISS, or
main ship channel, S by w w 81 ms.
Point Of Passe rOu,re, n BY w saw
81 ms.
Bar OF the N E Pass, due north Inns
B. CHEW,
Superinte ndant Of Light houses in Loui.
ciapo
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The width of Lake Champlain. from the
shore in Burlington Bay to that in Douglas
Bay has been found to he nine miles and
three quarters. according to a late survey
on the ice. The greatest depth Of water in
the lake is between Colchester Point and
Sloop Island-47 fathoms. Nat. .adu.
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Kingston 70. CO. March Is.
THE LEGISLATURE

THE LEGISLATURE.
The Bill sent from the House of Az, en-
bly, to the Legislative Council, for the re-
peal of the act of The 44th Of George Sd,
under which Gourlay was hanished, has
there been set at rest. The Chief Justice,
Doctor Strachan, and Mr.. Dickson were he
principal speakers 10 Committee, and were
tor maintaining the old bill perfect in all its
provisions. No member, we understand,
advocated IFS total repeal, though Messrs.
MARYLAND and Baby proposed partial
amendments which were negatived. The
question was finally determined by referring
it to be reported on in Committee six
month. from the day of debate.
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CELyB SATION.

The ST. Louis Enquirer OF February 96,
making mention of the exercises on the 2sd 4,
says" federal salute was fred for "a
States, which closed with gun for Missnu-
ri. The artillery was then wheeled round
in direction for' Texas, when a .farereu
shot was given for that Inflated country. -
The 6ring concluded with guu pointed for
the mouth of Columbia River.
- Wash. Gin Ga-.