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FINArCfAL.

90 AAO-TBB SUBSCRIBER, WISHING TO RE-
BC,VOO tire ofers store and very sseahls stock
q foods rstirs 81 Gas F,tures Chins Glaze Iamrs
Csrdols hc Ae the stock ounng 70 the above sum-
which viii ks tsksn in payment bad sna morssss or
'''' Sys'srouvExgL sJohn ,,r...
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BOARDING. DC.

6OAHDINH. aGHs
BOARD wANTED-IN A REsPgCTABJE FAMILY
~ for Girl i've yssrs Of ase address L. ~, Broadw ny
Poet ofhee.
DoARD wANTED-IN THE COUNTRY. WITHIN
- half hours distance from the city, for gen,lsnsn
With bis wife. Address X. X. his once.
DOARD-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND
- story and tedroa with without bresh-
fast Apply No. ~ Lpsnard street. West Broad
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Q1En nnn 10 loan ON BOND AND hORr-
BlOV,VOV ssse on real e,,s,e IN THE eiiI in sums
stout Apsiy 70 " Essssu street, ID s,o1s Pins street.
hack ,nss.
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LIQUORS.

IOUN ROBERT OSBORN. IMPORTERS OF WINES,
a Ill Wall street. ind IL advise their
friends aud customers that Aessrs D. A. sery viii
samples Of the wines Of
Thtse wines however Ne tasted heretofore the fol
loving brokers' Nessrs. J. ". WYCKOFFx SON,
DAyISk HENRIQUES,
II. :. HAYWARD
T. VAN PkLT.
DRAKDY. LsNDING-z95 CASKS VERY HIGu-YLA
- vored Rochelle; also, Alex A. Seignete Brandy, peg
barks ravoten and r. Means just arrived from Rochelle
ia easks Cognso Armagnsc Pnet AID Otsrd Dupuy Co.
Brandy, Of ia ~. $6 aud "a. landing
bari Howard and brig HeptuIu Imported and for sale BY
N. II. ID. eastman. NO. Beaver ST. near Broadway.
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REWARDS.
d 1OO REWARD LOST AT BUTTONS THEATRE.
RlOO ON Tuesday evening" 18th inst, small lady:
Gold marked inside JuanA the back ornamented
with surrounded with brillisnts ANY person
turning the the will be paid the above
ward and questions asked ALEXANDER CARLO,
Merchants Hotel. Courtlandt street.
I OsT-FROh HENRY STREET, NEAR ATLANTIC
Of and half clock, dark brown Horne. with
black and long black tail with white hind foot he
attached light with leathern trimmed
With bue brass mounted harness With letter A. on the bp
there buffalo shin and horse covering the
horse Any information respecting the above described
perty left the hotel Of Mr. Charles Carman ia fulton
street. Brooklyn. will be suitably rewarded.
T Osr-- ON THURSDAY EVENING, TIE 3lST yANUA-
IL ~. between White and Warren streets black Lace
Cape; and Monday, 4th February . Fur Tippet The
finder will be literally rewarded BY leaving either beth
JAMES BECK CO.'S, 1855 Broadway.
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PoAR wANTEB-Is THE COUNTRY. WITHIN
Win bis wife. ADDRESS x. x, ibis orc,.
RoARD.-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED sEcoso
story .nt room ard sedre.m with o. wi,h1ss s,e.s-
mssCELLAsEoUs.
T'nE CHEAPEST KID GLOVES IN THE WORLD ARE
Suna = gS,Ss' fs;'S Dry S.os. ;sSs ns
White Ma cioyes Paris made qu.sy ali 81 which
enrsa a, ~ ga rsr squs 20 o. ssvs. in .vsry
s.isI kd Gloves .P.r,sIss ~ ne sssls' color. .rsh
ihs.sis soisrs psir Every ether .rsis ia the
Any sooe' iiS' at s lev Fr's -,
Ss,ws.s s,oss~ss ssi sssvry.
OFFICE or TUE WASHINGTON COAL COMPANY.
~ Of eum.siland Nd 20. wsll street. rshrgary ~,
Col csEysIy Sa ri. say NE iolio sssnsa were
j. ws.fissi.h iysrn, chsrie, 4. yo.s.
!f:;.: 4 s as; S U.s.; ' 4 :;:i,.,...
Ats .srs The ro.rd Of Dirssiars ssSssqasaiy held
a,,ns q IL esSs.sy stS T. ISsS s,s'ytsrS On
s T.. Sf'i f eo%s.s Iooss ss";
WHAT Constitutes BOOT i-fIssr. YOU WANT
fsiios.ss shsss veil made ssd Il se very best yshsr
Tnirs yeu vsn yovr cots Asn Fourth JSu eAa secure
VOu HspBIrlIR BELIEVE WHAT rnE EDITOR
ks,.%, ,,s. ". . ~ s'S sSr q so i
=
tfsss end that Ne Pr wy u and rhst
The trsl lass been made and GLAD 20 all
10 sd,ertftd % ~ 10 trus Our rude wife would listen
tos trial teins made until tried ~ ~ q experiment.
10 uu'f pleased With ~ All the labor ~ rusbinf 10 dis
rsrsd With boiling the clothes only teins substituted fr
and The stcie easi ed in much than
ue usual The penst - tffing. an sjurv
s,s,sr sssps ious,sis should ts vhsu, IL and ~. 1.
tcost ~ least eve hundred newsrapers and periodically
aud ~ thousands vbo have used T. Full dir.cticus by
wheh the vashrg of the lsrsestfsy he thrrueh
F, Isl 81 = 20 ~, I,sy s ss s.r
tculu setd esil only on ". rwILvErREEs as
No ~ ratsau street.. N. ".
vTo pARDwaRE vERCHANrs-LE GALS BoULAvp.
No 20 lillian street. Imrorferr aud romusion ser-
chsnts ere tstfne ORDERS Percussion Caps low
ccmmsou executed IN ues fai,hfsl manner By their
house. No. " Rue hctre Dame De Nazareth, Paris
ERENcH LAMP oII-vIcyoR eiRoUD, FRENCH
Lamp ard Cleek maker 80 Brosdvay bess leave 20
form bis and the while that havns MADE
rents for supply Of the shove ercssnt Gill;
rrsrsree them IN qusuttes Ne required
Hsvihs found ~ srleriene that - purenesa MAKES The
free rsm vhich them from getting out IL order
and although rs cheaper sn sperm vii burn quite
Iona and stand the degree ofcod and without q
lat smoke ard smell othsr ols he rsrcuriy
-hoisssis arert chi RIEs illus 10 Beaver street
sellers ~ Law. No. 50 Wall The undersrn
hsve this dsy formed rsrnsrsp under the sbove
fct TIE trtnssefion o. legal trsir
New foth. February II. 1880. WRIGHT HAEEgS
6g gsxhlHy9s z e M,sosvrta
svenss, DAP srd evening Ladies and Gentle
The recsptfor snd
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DATTLE OF REsACA DE La PALnA. FOR ExHIBI-

GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR LADIES DESTROYS
IA learn music The celebrated prima donna and teach.
SIGMA vALBETlN begs leave inform the ladies Of
New Yorf that she has giving lesons In singing
and the piano at her residence ISL broadway and at the
sfdenoe ladies whe desire her and
the Pspoforte hour at her class S Bread
and 81 90 per hour the resdsHce OF pupils. Two
ladies take hour iogclher for 81 % each.
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II OUNIk COS CALIFOhNIA kxPRtss PER srEA-
- msIs trTrs city New Orleans Cherokee ana Crescent
wy fsh,rs ~ evsry ..scrp'i.n fer he above s,samers
f.rvsrdsd 70 ser Trsnco ana all parts 81 the Cold Mines
IN charge OF atpetsl once - Brosdwsy corner
u wal strset ALBERT WALLS, Actns nsnsser.
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lDVRRTISRMRNTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~DNN>ND>NoS~NrO~~>c~~oN
.5nsscss 10 advertisements ~ Mad nust b post
psid, they e;ll not Be taken from the Poet Office.
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1NHT NIW JEWIsH PAPEK THt AHhONEaN, NO
Il ", ~ pndsy pss,, ue is,h itst, vail coptNin-A
Iws Opisions % other Cfcsds The altar monument of
sccrson faith, Poetry Lover ~ ths People
% 1TstL full retcrs oil The sermon rrtsched ny rev
fssees SUNDAY Las the Wooster street tyDsgogue
IN sd q the furefers ~ che BaFue sree eAismiy hm
School COMMITTEES her-r Shyos his Iharncter and
Hotive A Dream Tofeien ndenee; New Items
&c Sold 81 the once Of public alton, price 6& oents
Observer building ls0 Nssssu street.
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OLYMPIC THEATRF.-MR CONOvERs BENEFIT.
Mr. Conover pectfuy that his Benefit vii
take place morrow friday) evening February H. s'
MAGIC HORN. the Comedy entitled the SERIOUS ANIL
will be produced for the first time 81 this theatre Box Boo
nc
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EIR sALE-A THROUGH sTEEaAcE TICKET rog
San facisco ~ the boat leaving New York about the
middle Of March. Inauirs Of j. n. srAPJsS.
~ south street, NJ stairs.
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IyITEokE a GRAY. COMMISSION kERcaANrs.
w Beboia, California Rsfsr 20 Lewis uabfJrd sharp
wiiGtt, kipley aud " freadweli New fors yaEssr,
Tresdwel Perry Alosnys G. n. Carroll Co.. Boston;
Peudexer Ahlsn psltimsre The largest snps dis
Benicia without the Of hsht
enins. ENtIaOkt,
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yu,BE SUNDAY WE UNDERSTAND THAT
Ned" The talented and rdsfsueahls Paste Roy, has
esssed connected With The Ers h,virs -ihdrs-n
hon "a lsu ~esf.
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rAftTORNIA HO!-AN ExpERfENCED SURGEON,
~ who fp.ais ths Epsish French, Italian, German aud
Spanish ngusres ors bis services during the voyage
tie ewpsr, efsny ,hr borra Cor san rransso
confederation for his passage thereto. The beat
rree esn be rv.n A. 70 ehssseter aud espAtty Address
Doctor r.. At the tflcs % this paper.
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Il r. nor snsiss San fRAsCItcO, tALFosklA,
~ having lcca.ed In carec1us vare1g - ana wharf
sith sscisn ys.sg Cor LIGHTERS prepared srsosivs
Hsnments 81 nefchan dise ava refers 70 Mo- james
keeer Cc. ln9 lroat s,-vet New fsrk- Ana " L. q.
C-nnor. Es1.. NeW usvsa.
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HUTTON TIsnERMAN. suIPPiSG AND cOssts
sion hefchsn San vrancifco Upper Ca 1ognia -Refs
q Ward 80. SHERMAN lucille; sin.nohs, Hutchinson
&c, g Wilamse Co. San fvst cisco The shove trrn
fftpsrsd 70 make ersl sdvarces confgnment of
ehAude Entrusted 90 hsr charse. ara sonsners rel
quick returno Tbose desrous g information M
ste " e maItet can communicate with ons q the para
~ " Hutton ~ the above arm lust arrived from Sa
Francisco 81 the once Of James Smith Son. No. 40 Val
80
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warning of the discovery Of his plans and sue
ceeded in efiecting his escape. He was con-
demned, by default, to be shot. Marc of his
friends also escaped. The jailof, Rey, saved the
life of Crilo V,llaverde. Don Jose Maria San
chez and Don Sebastian Morale were sentenced
TO eight years hard labor; others were sent into
exile.
Only few months after, victims, undis-
mayed by the cruel fate of their friends, COM
me need again To prepare the minds of the people,
and to organize them for the return of General
Lopez, who then daily expected. But there
was a spy in their midst, and they were again be-
tIayed. A great many of them sought refuge
abroad DIR. Joachim Vuldes, of Havana, was con-
demned to death; Don Francisco Javicr Cruz, of
Bayamo, to ten years hard labor Don Juan Con
zales de la Baner, to eight years and many others
to exile and confiscation of their property.
With what justice can il be said with all these
facts before the world, that the Cubans are not
willing to be free Are not these hecatombs of
victims, offered up from year to year, a most
solemn and earnest appeal to Heaven against the
oppression which bears them down to the earth, dis
arms them, and even chokes the voice of COM
plant? The documents which we enclose to you
will furnish you abundant materials for short
history of the struggles of Cuba, which, we
think, would remove the many false impressio ms
existing in the minds of some persons to the preu
dice Of our cause. We feel assured, from the
interest you have taken in Cuban affairs, that they
will be made useful in your hands.
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SUICIDE IN RANDOLPH, MAss.-A boot-maker.
named Mcintyre, killed himself by strangulatioa
in the town Of West Randolph, last Friday morn
ing. The circumstances in the case, 30 far -
known, are az follows. Mr.. Mcintyre was abo4
tweny-eight years of age, and came from Portland.
Maine, to Randolph, about eleven years ago. He
married at Randolph, and his wife had two chill
dren He always lived happily with her, and w.
an industrious, steady man. Wednesday aaA
Thursday of last week he spent In pleasure excur-
sions to the seaside and to Boston, and Friday
morning he conveyed his wife to the house Of her
mother, some little distance from his own, and
promised soon to return. He then went TO his Own
house, and wrote note stating that no one need %
try ascertain his motive for committing suicide.
as no person excepting himself, was aware Of the
cause leading to it. About II O'Clock, Mcintyre
was found in the woods, upon his knees, with oae
end of a silk handkerchief about his neck, tho
other fastened around tree. He had probably
stranged himself by leaning forward, and thus
tightening the handkerchief. till death ensued-
This il a most singular, and we should think,
painful method Of suicide. Mcintyre was perfectly
sane on Friday No cause il known, as yet, fer
the commission Of the act
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NEw ExrxRsxSr IN AxrosTArios On Mon
day evening. the fsuShsll Gardens were eense'y
crowded, " consequence Of an announcement that
Mr. Bell, MEDICAL gentleman, would ascend nom
therce 10 balloon ~ construction. and carry
ing mae kineiy capable Of propelllua IN any dree-
ton wisksd by the occupant 81 the car. AZ halt
pest seven O'Clock, Tn machine was liberated from
tie Sssseniner, and slowly TO the altitude OF
about 600 feet. The rapid motion Of the fans
osuh be dis'incsly perceived, and pv senisd very
curious appearance. Their effect on the beloon
wss evident % the machine was repeatedly turn
%, and slightly propelled In various directions II
Did not appear, however, thai they succeeded In
moving Il against the wind. The haeness ~ the
evesinR was svch thst the balloon remained Ia
eight for some time, scpsrvcty never ascending "a
any considerable alSisde -Lcrde~ raev
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From Wa.hington.


Tue CABINET FiLLKD-corTrMArroSs-ru yuer-
TIVE SLAVE BILL, Krc.
fegs SPECIAL rkLEosArIc conRkrospESoE
Wsssrroro-, August 10, 1850.
Mr.. McKennsn, las Secretary Of the Interior) aud
MIR. Conrad, las Secretary OF WAR; we're uasnimousy
CONFIRMED by the Senate. The Hon. Mr. hcKeanan
and the Hon. j. J. crittenden, have arrived and viii
assume their positions In the cabinet, which Is
full.
Mr.. John Young has been confirmed ss sub.rres-
'sursr ct New York, and Mr. Frsnklin Haven IS Sub
Treasurer al Boston
Gss~rai Scott has been ordered TO his head quar-
'tsrs I'm Wellington City.
10 confidently asserted that the ssnstss Cslifor-
mia bn and Texas Boundary bill will come up before
che Hcwse early next week; and that Nc Pesrcss bill
VIII pass By majority Of any. Mr. Caldwell Of North
Caroline, Ia In favor Of the bill.
Camper, the man arrested for the murder Of Rarsn
has been fuily committed today the most positive
evidence
The Fugitive slave bin has been postponed 70 Mon
day nsxt
Everything IL uncertain In the Hsuse OF Represen-
tstves sith.ugh the aspect Of affairs Is Frightening
and Goes not look 80 bad a. did
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The CoNroY PRIsoSERs We learn from tho
Mobile Advertiser, that the United States Marshal
in that district went down to the Albany sloop ef
war on the 9th, to receive the Contoy prisoners,
and bring them up to tina! city Doubtless this 2
cabinet, and the Mobile Advsrfiser therefore, asks
for what purpose are these men TO be kept. IL
learns that the District Attorney has telegraphsd
Mr.. Webster for instructions as TO the course no
should pursue with them, and has also written to
the District Attorney Of New Orleans, to learn
whether he has any evidence to show that they
have been guilty of ony offence against the laws.
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AoRIAv, Aaz. Ia. n.
are broke out ct 10 O'Clock on Sunday morning. In
a. ~.rsnouse Of the old Kslamssoo Railroad depot,
-c,supsea ~ @. L. Bidveii 90 store The building
-v.s ewred In rew Yerk. Mr.. Bidwelis loss vii mot
f~ii short Of 1900. The flames next spread 70 shs
r~r~ncwss opposite, owned By Msssrs n Stone Son,
ana sAr~ eom msniested 10 cabinet chop sdjctsi.s,
80 ~ ~hich Nth their contents, entirely Do
$500 me entire loss II vsriousy estimsss< ~
srorr 400 20 $1,000 Messrs stens soa were In
aur-s 70 ths amount Of $1,000, whieh WI fsny .svss
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OPERATIONS or Nh. RANroRru.-This fellow,
whose attempt to commit fraud upon the Bank OF
Albany noticed few days ago, was convicted
come years ago of petit larceny in Herkimer. Pa.
While IN Jail his good behaviour gained for hin
the confidence of the jailor and before the expira-
ton of his term of imprisonment, he was admitted
into the County Clerk office TO write as q clerk.
While there he altered the record Of his convictoo
by erasing his own name and inserting the name
OF some other person. Aibawy Argxs, Asgwsf Is.
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The Cholera.

orScisssrI, August Is, 1850.
The Board Of Health held i l.st meeting to day and
repeated SEVENTY four deaths during the past forty
.aeht hours ave Of which cholera and for
,fy-three children under ave years OF age.
HsnrEss FssRr, August is, 1850.
No new cases Of eholers have occurred here since
the last reports.
Tn. runners Of cholera at Winchester, Va, were un-
dad
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SmRpP ARREsTED ny A MAYoR.-The Pitts
burg Chromiois Of Friday sayss-Much excitement
was occasioned yesterday, by the arres, OF sheriff
Curtis, by Mayor Barker's order, on a charge OF
misdemesner in Office. The Sheriff, Il appears,
complied with suggestion OF the Court OF Quarter
Sessions to commit no common Migrants To the
county Jail The prison being already crowded,
and much sickness prevailing therein, were the
causes advanced by the Sheriff for refusing admit
lance to the degraded characters sent up from the
Mayors Office. The Mayor, however, determined
TO test the law, and forthw arrested the Shen,
and demanded bail for him in the moderate amount
Of ESQ 600 for his appearance al three O'Clock, being
three hours from the time Of the arrest. William
A. Hill and William Douglass, Esqs., promptly
gave their names for the Sherif's appearances. At
snce, with Judge Shaler as counsel. The Mayer
retsine Messrs. Trivia and Naylor. The people
were not permitted to witness the proceedings, ss
they were conducted In the back roosn Cd The
Mayors building; hut the result was, that the
May or took the Sksyih's own recognizance Tor his
appearance at the next term u court.
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BOSTON, august 10. 1850.
The fuuersl ceremonies to-day were OF the most i'm
posing character. The procession escorted By
thirty military companies from sill parts of the
State.
The weather. although cloudy, has been favorable.
The city presented holiday appearance All busi-
mesa was suspended Store closed and many
public and private buildings drsped In black. The
throngs In the streets immense and thou nds
we're brought from the country by the various railroad
lines, to witness the procession.
The military escort consisted Of the LIST Massachu-
sets Division, updes Major General Edmauds, and
Major sherman's company This part Of the process
sion was very imposing.
After them came the Chief Marshal Colonel Sever,
and Aids and folio wing these. the funeral car
u very imposing, magnificent. and costly affair.
The funeral car was guarded by tho Massachusetts,
Volunteers, who served under Gen Taylor, in Mexico
It followed by about City citizens Of Loui iana
with tho motto, Ever loyal to the Consultation
and Union" upon their banner. Next came sher.
mans celebrated flying artillery, followed by the 90
and Legislature three or four miles of Masons
Odd Fellows other civic associations including the
6remen and citizens generally aud ended BY csysl-
cade Of truckmen in white frocks,
The Common, ne ar which the military escort was to
form, was the great centre Of attraction and the prin
cips object Of interest there the company of U g.
Fort Adams to be present the occasion They num-
Der forty i've men and sixty horses, and have with
tSe% f s p Of artillery They were snosmped
crowds have gathered around to see the company
which rendered such gallant service at Buens Vista
The procession was very long, and witnessed by
tens Of thousands Of persons along the and
at the windows.
After traversir the principal streets It proceeded
to Fapeuu Hail. where appropriate religious services
were held and an eulogium pronounced by the Hon.
Josiah Quincy, Jr.
Minute guns fired, bells tolled and everything
was done to make 1t the greatest funeral display
attempted here
There were at least one hundred thousand stran.
gers In the CITY
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vessels plying between Sacramen INTO, San Francisco
and the upper towns, is appended, with their too
nsee, and number Of trips from May 6th TO May
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We are Indebted to Mesas Moryison a Co.'S Canada
express, for Toronto papers Of ths 18th inst.
The ctissns Of etonipgton have celebrated With be
eouips eeremones the ami Of the attack 81
the Britsh that town, cad the gallant dossnct BY
its Inhabitants, IN August 1siA
Frederick A. Seymour. Of 81 Aibsns formerly OF this
city -ss drowned 81 AiSsssh spa. Va on tbs sth Hs
vas 10Th years cid.
More than two h.sar, hands are ssid "a he dxdnx
gold In the mines 81 Bro-n Co, tndispa.
Among tia memhers Of the Worth rsrciins L~Ei.ls-
ture just sl~~tsa. sre Romplxs Saunders. Herneth
Rsyner ". n wsshingtor. and n D shepard all
On members Of Congress N HAWKINS sisc sx-
m, mt~s Of Ccwsrrss . c~raidsie cr the S~nste
wsrvtn county, but wss b~sien IN welasa &C.
vwa ose vote BAvsrb tTp, Hsvkns Nv.