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establishment lacking customers, and has taken
present eaecua Of extending the bis profits
For the small named his seeming folly viii be adressea
about three thousand newspapers ia the United
Considerable Cooisi
The sale netted it is said fifteen thousand dollars hch
for evenings entertainment is pretty fair considering
the ghtness OF the money market After she leaves New
York Madame Gr win find that her path will
with bouquets and dollars The Jenny Lind folly mad
ness-witb two per monthly shaves for the best
papercannot be enacted second time in this country
The Collins steamer to-morrow, viii take very large
amount of specie Times, indeed look squay when we
exporting specie Europe than California
ceipts Bank grave and a. for the
looks of the applicants for bank accommodation more than
passing auon their features and feelings would the
height of cruelty.
The New York Tribune, after charging has been under
the Notifying necessity OF ensmang This is but another
evidence Of the tghness Of the times severity of the
commercial through which squeezing strug-
Cling, gaspng, failing Within last three months the
business of the cash newspaper press fallen off at
twenty-five per ceat Our only hope in charity
be given doubt by the great and
magnificent Mario.
The friends of Mayor Harper becoming mere am
bilious in their aspirations in behalf of their avorite They
talk of running him for governor Which way they
pee, him to run. the public are not advised.
After let up" of two months there was s.les
down in the weather just week ago this evening. AT
the writing burningly hot and suocangy
dry In of change in the weather, shall
take the earliest opportunity afforded by the Postmaster Gen
erals arrangements make you acquainted with the eteo
rological phenomenon. x
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In Bsiunsore, ull CAROLINE BARNEY daughter
Of the late WitAa BAnHxr Baltimore Of GxoxsE
HARRINGTON, N thAs city
Al half pest O'Clock
JxAxs GrTakIk Ia. uscie, MINOR
Major syEHos Minor Of Nelson county, Kentucky
year Of bis age.
Among younger of Keniuc
Cspaa MINOR held distinguished position,
1--WE pacice when The Mexican commenced on
lac
psnies Of Ormsby which crossed the Rio eAnoe with
CsAsra Taylor and engaged with him in tbs battle Of Mon
tsrey
AMER the for which entered expired he
turned 10 Kentucky and The duties OF has
fesson HIS constitution, however had suffered much in he
psn from the effects Of which discovered tst dciusve
bui fatal disease, which ssnied ali the Of medical skill
and all the sssidulues Of affection friendship
Captain MINOR sound mind, and
stock of
right ladsen rnaaao
He leaves many friends uniny
who, standing relation, keeniy
His funeral viii nine O'Clock this Sunday
ing, when friends Of Mr. GaArie, respectfully
invited TO attend.
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Notice hereby holders Of The following described
stocks OF The United saes that this department
chase between hereof the 20th
yembe portions stocks amounting aggregate
To S3,ea00 Co.,
TONED,
In Of within
preference will
be offered The eenncaiss assigned pnied
States by the who
be transmitted this The receipt
price compounded following particulars
]. The value, specified each certificate.
2. A stock Of The authorized by
July, les6 rcdeemabls November H. 1885, OF
stock the auhorzed by The 1872 edeeabe M
cembt 1862 Of ii the stock Of the authorized
by the is7 and 1888, redeemae
and the stock authorized by the 1885,
deemsbe 3is Of December 1864 called the
indemnify per cent
B. Interest the each certificate from
1854 OF the Treasury,
money oarer)
in addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made
the United
or Philadelphia as the parties may direct.
be
actually ecev the Treasury before
said Goth day Of November
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aug 27--dta0Novf Secretary Of the Treasury
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FROM The Frederick Md Citizen.
SHALL THE CONSTITUTION PREyAlLg

The present constitution Of Maryland was adopted by
The free people Of the State the first Wednesday Of june
1851 To this constutonthe supreme law of the SLATE
was prefixed what is called declaration q rights This
declaration was intended 10 contain fall enumeration Of
the Fundamental rights which a the people Of the State
are entitled
The preamble 10 this bill OF rights says
We the people OF the State Of Maryland grateful 10
Almighty God for civil and religious liberty, and taking
into our serious consideration the best of establish
ing good constitution in this State for the ounda-
lion and more permanent security thereof declare &c
Ii viii be observed that the very first paragraph agreed
upon by that wise aud patriotic body who framed the bill
OF rights and constitution under which we live contains
an acknowledgment Of gratitude 10 almighty Godtor our
ce and religious liberty Did the trainers OF that decara-
ton Of rights imagine that in three short years secret
political oatbouad organization would exist in Maryland,
one of whose objects would be make this declaration OF
rights as well the constitution, Btohery ana hsf
No they did dream that political party would so
soon after the termination Of their patriotic aba- spring
up which would 20 strike down large number OF the
ee white loyal citizens of the State merely account of
their religious opinions when il the most anxious de-
sire Of the convention TO guard and protect all in the full
enjoyment and free exercise Of their religious conyctons
They doubt thought that they had placed each and every
lenoninaon and sect the broad platform Of civil
end political equality
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Ps 10 California be received stroke the sum- from which
he slowly recovered and it is believed the
eased state of has Gind the effect ne He has
two brothers captains in the army Of Hanover
The death OF Mr. Preuss the
bus afflicted family, and TO friends admired his
talents and pzed his worth pleased to hear thai
leaves his family ~ comfortable circumstance
EpucATioNALThe vacation Of the seminxries of learning
and schools of Washington and closed The
studies In several Of them resumed the
and most Of the others will reopen Monday.
DAsGEaous ExcAvAIIoS.-There is a dangerous excava-
ton made by contractor Of the city corporation the
of Sixth street and avenue the
onal Hotel few evenings since gentleman connected
with the press tubed in it, and his person painfully,
but not alarmDgy, injured The ditch still open, and
would not be surprised hear that others shared the fate
and possibly than the gentleman who the
rs victim IL deep evil and should be remedied without
delay City liable be mulced in heavy
damages for falling take proper precautions cases.
SHARKs AND cxABs.Seyera sharks have within the last
three days been captured the Potomac about twenty
miles below Alexandria and crabs taken between Fort
Washington and the city Owing the prorsced drought
the water in the river is quite bracksh.
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uy GnEEN r. scOrr. A.ct,oneer,

Ky GREEN q SCOTT. AuctioneexH
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE AT'
AUCTIONOn Friday, The 18th instant, shall SELL by
Wieman subscriber, bearing
5h recorded 18th day September 1852
Of 18th New
and NORTH at 10 O'Clock, beautiful
ment OF nearly furniture, viz:
large gilt frame French ptse
II fne rosewood parlor chairs
do reception chairs
ycvet-cusiioned sofas
About 100 yards fine ve;ve, Brussels carpet
fire walnu, wardrobe and hair sofa
One mud leaf table
bookcase
The described Of very superior quality,
the sale will be well worthy the attention persons wishing
Terms sale SATHAN SARGENT, Trustee
GREEN b SCOTT,
Aug l2-d Anctioneefs.
lrz-The above sale Is postponed until Friday, the
25th instant, sam. hour. BY order OF The trustee
GREEN SCOTT,
l9-d Aucf,oneeYs.
Q7-Thc above sale IL further postponed until Mon
day, tie sh VI September
BY order OF the
GREEN SCOTT,
Aug It'd Aucioneers.
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From the Detroit Free Press
From the Detroit Free Press.
MISSOURI ELECTION.-COL. BENTON,
The mos. reliable adyices from Missouri show the state
parties in The legislature to Ice as follows:

TIE issc ISSUE IN the contest vas te elaetion Of Col
Benton the United States Senate II will be seen that
Ire democracy have repnated him. both in the election
Of and representatives there being three majority
Of the and seventeen Of The other against hm These
leaving of view the whg strength leaye peol chance
ios Col beniu..
Il il the fate we have anticipated for him. ipgosas-as
The same thing has been tins cad again proSenthat no
ale aaG eal break doan the democratic party, subyert
il bis own is melancholy fate. The time
when Col Benton Of the faithful captains o.
the dsnocracy But disappointment bega bitterness and
what has been begoten by bitterness Col Benton
during the last session of Congress virtually Aaaaea the
governing nri-c.ss Of bis iie ana with them his oya,
10 The democratic party He tastes the first fruits OF
conduct amentable Defeated in his congressional
atricreppdated by the State that had sustained him
for nearly half ceY turyhe stands another Ion a,t Of
me iply sfusy Getting np his Own standard against
The standard Of the democratic party
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ALEXANDNIA BOARDING SCHOOt.--1he 3lst annual
month"; ociobe' Besides the ordinary branches Enss
Greek French, Spanish
the branches Of .
thorough Of mathematics pure MIXED. The
supplied with good library large collection Of minerals
geological extensive philosophical and chemical
obserya.ory with
Troughon's kc
chemical sborio. which the advanced
mAnpulstions
soils, kc aud known facility for the advancement, Of
students their different department Of study
The number Of students limited about sky order
pecisi siude aud prevent time
fire experienced achers a
Guiding subscribers three Of whom sduAsss
reside in the family with the students, their
and aid only dur.~ speesy De
voted study but nj other imes needed addition 70
modern OF
periods
further information ohsined applying
rub
full Of Naiaa Philosophy Chemistry
onomy 6eoogy Vegetable Physiology Agricultural Chems
Try, delivered 10 MI the ttaJeass during esch
BENJAMIN HALLOWELL,
HENRY c. HALLOWELL,
FRANCIS MILLER.
AI1xAspxA. Va, s,h mo s9h, 1854
sep 3-ec6..
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by Il Ell Il G X A II III !.

Departure Of he Aroie-Ths Specie Drain.--TAs Mar
kets de-
New YoEK September 1.-The United States mail steam
Arctic sailed to-day for Liverpool. She took
hundred passengers and million of dollars
specie The shipments Of specie England this week
coed the large Of sixteen hundred thousand dollars
Gen. j. A. Dix and his well known sister, Miss Dix
among the passengers in the Arctic
The weather to-day il excessively warm. At O'Clock
thi. afternoon the mercury stood at 90
The steamship Pacific with four days later advces from
Europe, hourly looked for She sailed Liverpool
the 23d Of August.
The market for bresdstua is firm but quiet Cotton dull
and dropping The money market is very tghtthe
rates for frstcass paper ranging from per per
month good names, from q per The stock
ket is without the slightest vitality The banks still fur
Their curang their discounts in consequence Of the heavy
shipments OF coin TO Europe
Ohio Rieer.-The Crepe.
WHEELING, Sept. There IA inches Of in the
channel of the river this point Pttsburg IL inches
Dispatches from various parts Of the West speak
couragngly Of the prospects of average crop.
Decli&sSH Nomination
NEW YoRK Sept 2.-Hon. Hiram wabridge, of the third
district, declines a nomination for Congress.
Abolition Denoastraton at Chicago.
CHICAGO September Att having been announced that
the Hon s. Douglas would address fellow citizens
great political questions Of the day. particularly
the principle Nebrasks bills the abooni.t.
of city have awaited themselves Of the make
disgraceul demonstration oensby with the view of
suriIg Judge Douglass the river and harbor bill
Flags flying halfn in all directions Most Of the
public bells in the city tolling.
Steamboat Explosion. Tuenty Lines Loci.
LOUISVILLE, September Intelligence has Just reached
the city that the boiler Of the Tmour exploded wher
opposite Jefferson city. is reported that twenty person.
killed by the explosion and many others severely
scalded
Health Of Neu York.--Another Forgery.
NEW YosK, Sept 2The number Of deaths in this city
during ending this day sl4. Of th
number, it believed that than 10 deaths
from cholera
reported that another forgery the Chemical Banl
has been detected,
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spssested BY he dsaA .o late girl If treaty
soat' q a9s, sonnse,s daughter n nrs Mary K'N%s,
~ A rniESp.

Pale fowret withercd on the shore
Where hfe's dark waters evermore
Dash, with cold and sullen ro@.,
Far up the strand
.saeet c4iid uoa kindly tent as thee.
blossom blooming ON the lea
OF time. as from eternity
BY vespers famed.
Yet coula'st thou hnger, darling, here,
Scarcs. s.ese Than one brief passing year.
Oar hearts with prattling words to cheer,
Ere thou must die
:igfx i i spus aeitn thee 10 part,
The biew falls heavy on the heart,
And vel Christ, knowing all thou art,
Calls thee on high.
Dear baby We have watched thy day.
Seen fading out its evening ray,
Ard ,sca1d the Ssrior sweetly say,
Come, child, 40 me-
Then 60 thou must, and we consent;
The Shepherd Las IN high his sen.,
Ard tni,l,crwarci tHy sse1is IRE bent.
With him 70 be.
40 marmur fran the heart shall flow
NJ spirit darkea der the brow
of those who, in this FIRST deep woe.
Receive their warning.
We bear thee forth 10 Glenwood green
We place thy form The elods between.
Md Hope gilds Ger the fearful scene
Like the rcsnSr action morning
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L MBROIDERIEs LACE GOODS. skc.-The subscriber n
IL have this received fx
Sords the last Psiis s'y embracing all the novelties
which f The invited
following u list OF OF the leading articles,
Is Maltese ohemixstu xnd Sleeves
pa Maltese culare!ts and sleeves do
IS richly embroidered muslin vaiences trimmed
Is do do MAltese 10
Is do muslin co!arett .leeveA
$50 French embroidered muslin coilsns
Is do ID cafnbsic collar
2orehy do canb<ie skirs, for opea
cket hsnAAe rchief,
IS pieces Maltese isses and ~dsnSs,
100 do Na,gnses iaces, ~denss, ia.eran9s
30 do English thread iaces, edginss, insss,inss
90 cambria houncinxs ard Ts1snSs
IS DO Swiss musIins, ho4neings and bsnds
100 do embroidered csty banas
~ pairs embroidered rausin camilic sleeves
% dozen long ssd shor black lace
Ao Illusions hobbnets,
bies -snisfsd npns lace
gloves, hosiery, kc.
Sep 5-5iawswn UooE, BROTHER, co.
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Female Education.

MRS. L. W. YOUNG and Miss v. TOWN pectuiy
III and this tst will
north, Monday
e inst, limited number young ladies
u
and ornamental branches II female education.
conducting the education
having discipline
os ", sis faculties
Tfrxas Tuition.
English including French
language, per year
Ancient modern language. .............l
and ch8rges
Pa ccoTs
Seq 3-3tawtleih Intel sen1
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Loss on UNITED STATES HoasEs--lnfcrmaton re-
'ed Yesterday in this city by gentlemen from the plains
the loss offs large number Of horses designed for the
service Of The United States in New Mexico These horses
were purchased this spring, and left Fort leayenworh in
ts uoemaa - C2.oael iasausrsy vaI asi aoyees left
mn ID camp the Arkansas river three miles above Fort
'ainson After that time il seems, there WAS stampede
AZ the horses 10 the number Of more than four hum
% aud our informant states that hundred snd forty
' sun missing when he left though great exertionf had
fta made to the whole Of them The aid of In
u'ns wns obtained In the capture but when the horses
e'e caught they were faded and worn down. ard many
=" mem Of very Giue value. Colonel Fauntleroy had
moved on icving force to the remaining animals
81 Lonis Republican.
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AHkHAL's sALEIn virtue II hes1 facsos issued
vi clerks office OF DistSct II Co
lnmss directed, shall
Monday, 4t day Of
her door OF the Aa'd ccury
~ following property All piece
parcel grourd lying city Washington designated
plat cy No fos ~ No
OIL
sirgs,ss improve
levied ppnr property
snor aud sd "a sa,fs indie'si Nc. IA Mach 1854
favor ~ asern Hall
Jonah d. HOOVER,
Marshal Sfsne District ~ Columbia.
frspFt &, 1884
p-dfiSey
C17-fhe above ssse Ia postponed uust Monday. the
Iltk fnSfsst, TIE hour and place
J. d. HOOVER,
Sep s-tfish Marshal for he Of Columbia
SCHOOL hooks In great variety, for sale ut shs
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torRsAxrnr AND yASc, BALL AT yoRDAs's SPRINGS, Va.
% Tuesday the l2tb the grand tournament and Wednes-
ay the l5ih September fancy ball will take place at
hseeebra'ei, and now nunerously visited place
is said that there is an unusually large company
attendance o the several cities seeking recruit their
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ty-M u. Church south.-Rev. Jas. A. Duncan will preach
this church u o'clock, and al IN, this sua
dBy.D .ep3
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great democratic meeting Is TO be held al lndi
snapois Indiana on wednesday next Hon. S Doug
las Hon George u Pugh Hon. John Breckenridge and
Governor Powell a Aeaaty are expected to be present
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fhr wings of New Jersey, who formerly dictated 70 the
aativists re q coalition, ow pay second fiddle,
ga must sks 40 saot candidates rs the know-ncthngs
thooe to present ase remain il qpieseeni minority
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The Alexandria Gazette says Tie Boston Atias spuras
DE imputaon Of uniting with sectional party at the
Worth. L. may sPurn much Peases bot facts are
'tabborn things
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GRAND COLOSSAL MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE
HE aIgss travelling wodbeing combination
OF all the amuscmeDts Of the age-wi exiti
Washington Wednesday, Sept 18th, for one day only
The distinguishing Of and is The
and all which sbowa single price of admission Among
these will be found splendid menagerie living
WILD BEASTS
Collections ststusry, well various
tercsisE performances which the real original
GENERAL TOM THUMB.
M Nrs born without and Mr. Lenge Lion King,
will whole forming exhibition of uneqused
and attractive The grand
headed ndoo elephants,
will take place the morning OF the exhibition
Admission, Is children IL Including
Of everything advertised in the bills.
Doors open from 10 -. m s. and 9
O'Clock, p.
fept 1-diiAh
Ii AkPEH'S MAGAZINE for September; DeBowss Review
for Sepiembsr Lives Chief United Satc
by George Van sanivooTd vol, eyo Famous Persons and
Places, BY w. r. Willis.
6ept5 FRANCK TAYLOR.
COR "a LE the building Rugby academy,
the OF The property
nearly
located SCHOOL, the trick 81 By
feet high
and all the
capable Of accommodating hundred
with three hundred scholars
The convenient the
boarding house handsome private residence
Terms moderate. Appyio
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Sep l-d6t Auc,ioa,er and Commission Merchant
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OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENTS.


Nrw yopx, September |, 1854.
The auction sale Castle Garden this afternoon, Of choice
for the opera Monday evening, drew large con
Of people. and Tie bidding apparently, was quite
spirited although the pndeaoe asking and the snobm
Of paying premium re-door tickets quite in keep
ing with the way things msnsged in this blessed
city. Mr. Coos the purchaser o he ticket, for which
he paid the modest Of two hundred and fifty dollars
Who Mr.. Coots Is who has thus purchased months
paper notorety unable inform the readers Of the
Union but the probability that be is the proprietor Of
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PHlApELP4IA, Sept. 1.-The Of specie depositet
the United States Mint during the month of August
Ss,272OOo The Of coinage during The tim.
was SIS, 500, 900.
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SCHOOL BOOKS In great variety, sale At shs
- lowest IN en--, ny
sep3 FRaNCK TAYLOR.
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United States Mails.

August %, iss4;.
Ss Il carving n, mails uni'ed States from me
following routes or the Mississi received The ceatrsci
ii O'Clock. Of Or day November iss by
No 5lo2 FROM Cairo, Memphis, Tenn, Napoleon; Ark
yiekssus ris, Natehez, and Baton Hougs Is, %
suitable steamboats,.
k 1;;,s Cane :; sss az. o,. !, sS~
Leave New Orleans daily ais pmi
s:s; Ky sss
osssa AN Pear ss psis haads'gs
mile. and back. three week, safe and suitable
Leave Cairo every Monday, "Wednesday, ard Friday,
Arrive a. Memphis in 81 hours by m nertday3
Memphis Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
Arrive al Cairo in 81 hour, by 6 m days
MISSISSIPPI
Sos From vesssus 1 Xoanss ron La. mssa ssna
Princeton, Miss, Grand Lake. ARK, Point wonhing
Ing and victoria, Miss, 70 Napclson, AK, 40 miles
and back, three times week, in safe and suitable
Leave viekssurs every Monday Wednesday, and Thurs
Arrive al SspcIeon every Friday, Saturday Sunday,
Lesvs Napoleon Saturday, Wednesday, and Mea-
yiel.purs TUESDAY, Thursday and saur-
Albany, Eul.or, Savannah, LIE Claire, Iowa caman
miles and back three q safe suitable
steamboats,.
Bidders will propose a schedule.
For forms certificate, also
and requirement. enbrseng conditions incorporated n
the department
Advertisement the Mie
river, dated 7th June, 1854
JAMES CAMPBELL,
General
Aassi-soasos Intel and start
MATCH HORSES FOR sALE-h pair OF sorfcl family
The haTnt
fu4 uss Or will seii lov indeed.
For particulars inquire nj Of Obs
N-dnf
NEORGETOWN College, ID. C.--Studies
VI ins,iinton the FIRST Monday SEPTEMBER.
b. A. MsGulBE
9-d6t PrtEdenE
School Books.
GRAY BALLAETYNE, booksellers.
ceved large LOT OF the various sclol books red IN the
Duict- winch sell al NE lowest prices
1esehe sne others who sell school books. supplied at wrn
sale prices
States, sponge ~ ns pat%r books az most
school book
cf GRAY pALLANTfNE,
street. ndi Fellows iisn,
AZ
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FhoferS Boson.
Bosros, Sept during the past week there twelv
deaths fram cholera in this city.
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NEORGETOWN College, ID. C.--Sfudes viii be resumed
VI in the first Monday September
b. A. MsGUiBE,
Aug 2-d6t PresidsnE
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MATCH HORSES FOR saLE.-A pair OF sorfcl fam
III garbage horses, very IN harness The cwn.r having
fusthsr them, will sei very low indeed.
particulars inquire the eoun'ipg Of Obs Office
Aug 3Gduf
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WHEELING, Sept. There IA inches of in the
channel of the river this point at Pburg IL inches
Dispatches from various parts Of the West speak
couragngly Of the prospects of average crop
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New YoRK, Sept. 2-Hon Hiram Walbridge of the third
district, declines nomination for Congress