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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25

Vestings, Bonnet velye's, etc.
III including plain, mot,le GROUND and changeable,
with spot and sp,ig; pieces black End fancy COPS
satins and serges also, pieces blue b,ck' green'
blue and brown bonnet velvets, with good supply
of bonnet cap and lutte string rbbons etc., for sale
oct Is. ,49. BY PARSONS. Corr K PARSONS.
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Dress Goods.

X REEN silk warp cashmere de eccosse; PLAN
I black alpaccas; changeahle figured and striped
lustres plain and corded Berlin cloths blue, green
and scarlet lionese plain and fancy NJ. de lanes;
printed cashmeres; merinOes; extra black silk for
vistes with good supply Of fringes and dress but
tons, at (oct ls) PARsoNs,Corr Parsons
Shawls, Comforts and Blankets.
. PANS bed blankets. including some OF supe-
. rior quality, IL heavy line WOOL twilled Long
Shawls new sty,e); ~ do basket do new style);
d super soft wool Plaid shawls; 6 doz. assorted
plaid ssawls; IS doz. ass'd wool Comforts Of every
variety of STYLE, for sale by
oct 10 $40 Parsons, Corp PARSONS.
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Pins. Thread. Buttons, etc, etc.

Pms. thread, DtlItOnS, ETC., ETC.
200 solid oil. head sssn pss 1870 a'1 spool
en- do. ALso-A full supply gents super gilt coat
and vest buttons; youths and boys dos fine brocade
and twist coat over coat and vest do pant and shirt
buttons, vest buckles, eyelets, combs, needles,
whalebone, tapes, laces. braids, sewing silk, twist
eastics braces, knit under shirts and drawers, ETC.
oct IS, '4s. for sale by PARSONS, Corr SsPARsoNs
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N Office,

Notice.
A Swe are abont closing up our business, we
N would be glad if all those indebted to us BY
note book account, would please call and settle
up, as no farther indulgence will he given. We
will sell goods at cost, and no mistake, for cash.
mo- r. CAMPBELL + co.
Burlington, oct Is, lSAS. 23-tf.
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Great Bargains !!-Selling off at Cost II!
ny order Of the Administraiora.

The large and Splendid STOCK OF goods belOnGinR
to the estate of Wesley Jones, decd, compris-
ing an extensive assortment Of Dry Goods, Groce-
ries, Queensware, Shoes Hats, Bonnets, &c &c
will be sold at the old stand .. private sale, COST
for ca sh until further notice. His stock of eoode
is large and has been well selected and contains
the most genera assortment in the market. Mer-
chants and others, buying in the market TO sxu
again, are respectfully requested to call and exam
inc the stock before purchasing as great bargains
can be obtained. Persons may rely upon these
goods being offered at Cost, and those wishing 10
buy will make great saving by calling soon At the
cid stand on Jefferson street.
Sold by order o. the Administrators. June Z. 80
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Roois and Shoes.

DOOtS anu SuoeSs
- CASES boots and shoes, comprising good
- ~ asst of mems and boys stoga, kip and calf
boots, bsogans and over shoes; ladies, misses and
childrens boots, shoes, CATERS, buskns, slips,
shoes, ETC., ETC., for sale by
oct 10. ,49, PARSONS Corr PARSONS.
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Ht,Slpry. etc.

q 4 DoZ. ladies, gents, misses and hoys cashmere,
- L merino and wool hose and socks; SO dozen
ladies' MISSES childrens, gents and boys kid, CASH
mere, berlin and wool gloves and mitts 10 doz. la
dies and gents silk cravats, plain and fancy col's
50 ps ass'd silk, gingham and lagg pocket hkfs, for
oct IS, '4s. sale BY Parsons, Corr Parsons.
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Wnolens. &c. &c.

S'SNsH wv
On PS. satinetts, black, blue, cadet, lavender,
ONI steel and gold mixed; 10 ps. cassimeres and
doeskins, latest styles ~ ps. black, blue and blue
black, drab and gold mixed broad cloths and bea-
vers; so ps. fanneis, "a to "a white, scarlet,
ange and green plain and printed; Is ps. plaid lin
seys and hannels; IL prs blue coat Bankets; also,
100 ps. hickory stripes apron checks and tichings
for sale by (oct 1877 Parsons, Corr Parsons
no bales 1. heavy and medium brown shirtihgs
~ and rs fine shifting; bales brown drills,
osnabulgs and meal bagging, for sale by - :
oct Is, ,49 Parsons, Corr & Parsons
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Notice,

NOuucC.
In accordance with an order of the City Council
passed Oct. sd. '4s requiring us as a committee Of
Internal Improvement, in the second ward of the
city OF Burlington, to have lot No. Sc filed up so
as to prevent water becoming stagnant thereon
We hereby give notice to the Owners or agents Of
quired by said order Of the council, within two
weeks from this date, that at the expense Of the
owner under the law of said city will proceed to do
the same. WIN. d. McCASH,
Burlington oct. 10, '4e JOHN EGNOLF,
FALL 4 WINTER GOODS.
n GILCHRIST 4 Co., are now opening their Stock
~ Of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting OF dry
goods, groceries, hardware, queensware, boots and
shoes, hats, caps. ready mace clohing ec to which
they respectfully invite the attention Of the public.
oct. IS, 40.
Dwelling House aud Lots for Sale.
FTNHE undersigned having broken up house keep
ing will sell, rent his dwelling house and two
lots adjacent, in lower Burlington. He will also,
sell his Household Furniture. WARD LAMSON.
Burlington, oct. 10, Is4s-tf
I AND WARRANTS, For sale low for cash, or
~ will be located on long or short time. on rea-
sonabe terms. r3-oiice, at r. s. Adams Shoe
and Leather store, Main street, opposite Judge Of
Probate's Office. WARD LAMSON.
Burlington, oct Is, ls4s-tf
New Fall and Winter Goods.
THE undersigned have received from New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore a large
sortment Of dry goods, hardware, queensware,
boots, shoes, hats, caps, ready made clothing etc.,
etc.. which we are disposed 70 sell as cheap as any
other house in town. Give US call before pur-
chasing. Don't forget the place-Main street be-
low jefferson. (oct. IS, '4s) GAaRETr& COOPER
4 ROcERIEs, etc.-su:ar, coffee, tea, molasses,
saleratus, tobacco, ginger, alum etc, ETC., for
sale by oct. ls, 40 GaRRsrf 4 COOPER
NALr.-l0o sacks G a salt; SO bbIs Ka. salt, for
Jsaie by oct. 10, '49 GARRETT COOPER
DLANKErS.-A large assortment of bed bank
ID cts, also few pieces superior blue and drab
for coats, for sale by
oct. 10, '49 GARRETT & COOPER
4 NLOTHING.-Bianket tweed, sattinet, eassi-
~ mere, cloth, and jeans coats; Cashmere, SAITH
net,sheeps grey AMI jeans Pants vests Of all kinds
d Shirts, net and silk undershirts; net and drill
ling drawers hdkfs., cravats, gloves, hose, etc.,
etc., for sale cheap by
oct. Is, s49 GARRETT CooPER
T OOKlNG GLAsSEs.-l0O looking glasses dif-
IL ferent sizes for sale by
oct 10. '4S GARRETT CooPER.
CHAWLS.-l60 Blanket shawIs, So, S-z, and I0.7.
- Also few Bay State long shswls, and wooden
hdlis., 70, sale By (oct 1917 GAlA1TI coo,sa
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To PHYSICIANS.

lust received, the following valuable medca,
- works:-Sir Ashley Cooper's works, latest edi.
United States Dispensatory, Wood and Bache's do.
Woods practice, latest edition, Watsonson's do.
Bell SStokes do, Dunglson's do, Mackintoshs do.
Armstrongs's do, Devices do. -
Goods study OF medicine, Cooper,s med. dictionary,
Hooper's do do, Dunglison's do do.
Dunglison on human health, Lawrence on ruptures,
Carpenters Human Physiology,
Smith + Horner's anatomical atlas,
Rayer on the skin, Green do do, Taylor psisons,
Velpeaus operative surgery. Tamplin deformities
Chapman on govt, eruptive fevers, dropsies, etc,
Williams 4 Clymer on the respiratory organs,
Maury's dental surgery,
Brode's select surgical ,cncal lectures, etc.
B"wman's practice! chemistry, Meigs' obstetrics,
Meigs' midwifery, Chailly's do, Ramshothan's do,
Masuer's do; Beach's do, Bells materia medica,
Dunglison's therapeutics and materia medicas
Eberlies materia medica, Bamfeld on the spine,
Evanson + Maunsell on children, Conde on do,
Eberlie on do, Stewards diseases Of children,
Hope on the heart, Phillips on scrofula,
Solly on the brain, Fox and Harris on the teeth.
Jones' opthalmie, medicine and surgery,
U. s. Dissector. Budd on the liver; s.
Clymer on fevers, Bartlett on do,
Bartlett on typhoid and typhus fevers,
Graham's elements Of chemistry,
Turner'S chemistry. Also-various other books,
ETC., at (oct 25) IF ABRaHAM's Bur. Bookstore
Dye Wood. and Dye >tnifs.
Oh BBLS camwood, 20 bbls logwood,
~ 10 hblS tuStc, 900 IDS alum,
500 lbs madden, 500 " copperas,
500 &C blue vitriol, 10000 tenter hooks,
10 gro. press papers; IS lbs. muriate tin,
IS lbs. indigo, 200 lbs. extract logwood.
Just reed and for sale low by (oct25.) GAY
Brushes, Brushes,
on DOE. paint brushes, assorted sizes,
~ do varnish do do do
0doz sash tools sizes, dog marking asst sizes,
do white wash do do do counter do do
2 do horse brushes do 1 do flesh brushes do
I do hair do do do scrubbing do do
4 do shaving do do just received and for sale
by (oct Is, '49.) EE GAY, Druggist.
usage ORANGE SEED: IL bush. for sale at St
~ Louis Seed store prices, by.
oct Is, 80. On, c. w. RIrCHIE & SON.
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NOticc!!

John COOPER, having taken Hedge and Ran
- SONS New Brick store on Jefferson street above
the Barrett House, and having just received new
and extensive supply Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Glass, Nails, etc., ETC., which he offers for
sale very cheap, Wholesale and Retail.
Produce as well as Cash, taken in exchange fof
Goods. Call and see. burlington, sept II, ~
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70 Fall and Winter Goods. -
THE Subscribers are receiving at their Old Stand
No. 4, Jefferson street., general assortment of
Merchandise, adapted to the Fall and Winter trade,
to which they respectfully invite the attention Of
the public. PARSONS, COPP PARSONS.
Burlington, October, 1649.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25

DO DoZ. mems, ladies and misses kid, cashmere,
~ berlin and wool gloves; 80 doz. ladies thibet,
alpaca, merino and wool hose 20 doz. mems lambs
wool hose, with large stock Of buttons, for sale
nv (oct Is. ,4s.) GARRETT COOPER
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25

Hardware and Queens Ware.
lust receiving and for,sal by the subscribers a
~ general assortment Of hard. ware and cutlery,
also hhds and crates of common teas. fine flowing
blue and white granite ware.
oct. so. PARSONS, Corr & Parsons.
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Notice..

IL the accounts due to John Fullerton have
n been placed in my hands for COLLECTION. Those
interested will please call at my office and thereby
save costs. o. H. w. STIILL, ,. P.
Burlington, oct 4. lS49-Im
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Notice.

NOv1CC.
-AvING left nv residence in Union towns ship,
tt request all those persons who know them
selves indebted to me, TO settle their accounts ei
ther with Mr. VIM Finch or Mr. Charles Smith, both
Of the said Township. Such accounts as arc not
se,tled hy Dec. LIST, will be placed in the hands
Of an Attorney for collection. good substantial
wagon for sale; apply to Mr. VIM Finch.
sent 20. 1919 LEONARD LEDBROOK. NJ.
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Vaccination!

VtSSBvu1e luO1ns
I'm TRAER has been employed by the Ctr Cor.
J. Sporatien to vaccinate all who may can Oh him
at his ONCE on Main street. He has fresh Matter
constantly on hand. Let none neglect this oppor-
tunity. oct II, lsls.
NOTICE-We inform the public and our friends
especially, that we never engaged Mr. S. APPEL
as our agent, as we don't know him at all. Mr. APP
Eel only used our name for his own convenience.
We would at the same time recommend our FASH
ionable and well assorted stock of Dry Goods, Ho.
siery, Laces, Trimmings, Fancy Goods, Notions,
Cutlery. etc etc., and request all Merchants visit
ing St Louis to give us call before purchasing eso-
where. OTTENHEIMER 4 co.,
No. 1ss, Main street, Cup stairsJ
sept -, 1S49-n 81 Lonis. Me.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! :
7 oCKARD CO., have just received and are now
- opening very large and handsome supply Of
FAN and Winter Goods WHICH for variety and cheap
ness cannot fail to please every taste. All we ask
is call. burlington, aug so) LocKARD 4 co
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~ Carpets. etc.
n PIECES ingram carpets, hearth rugs, carpet
Il binding carpet bags, oil cloth, ETC., for sale by
oct %. '4s GARRETT 4 COOPER
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25

l. OK SALE: the following improved lots: ooh,
l. frame. house, Water st; 7sa, frame house. Co.
lnn'ba ST. north IA It Sc, brick house, Main st and
divers others-also qr 40, 3, 2 miles west Of
Burlington on Mount Pleasant road-also, the fol-
10 Sing unimproved lots. pit 90, 800, 4ss, $685. so2,
S53. lsO by 1T Of 93oa and lots in Barrels
subdivision. sept 20, '49) A. d. GREEN
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

BON 1No
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested
~ in the estate of Peter Keever. late of the coun
ty Of Louisa, deceased that on Monday the 4th day
of November, is49, at o'clock, M, of said day;
will present to the court of Probate, Of said coun-
ty, petition, for license to sell the south half Of
the northwest or Of section No. five ~ in town
ship No 10, north Of range west, to meet demands
against said estate. At which time and place they
may appear and shew cause why such license should
not he granted. WIN L. TOOLE.
October 4th. ls49-4w Executor.
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Threads, Combs, etc.
OR0 LBS. white, red. blue and assorted skein
<OO thread; 200 doz. assorted and white. spool
threads Is lbs. blk white and assorted linen threads
Is packs pins, Is doZ. ass. tuck combs, 40 dog.
dressing combs, 50 dog. fine ivory combs, also,
hooks and eyes, needles, whalebone, tapes, sewing
silk and twist, linen hobns, Cords wallets ETC.. for
sale by (1ct IS, '4s.) GARRETT 4 COOPER
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25

Hats and Gaps. -.
r. DOZ. moleskin. russia and concy hats 100
U doz. musk, fur seal, otter, cloth, velvet, plush,
glazed and sea!ette, mems boys and chi!drens caps
also, IS braid bonnets, for sale. by
oct IS, 20. GARRETT K COOPER
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25

Muffs and Umbrellas.
r. GENET mutfs, 100 cotton and gingham umbrellas
I'd 70, sale by (oct 25.) GARRETT COOPER
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25

TARPET CHAIN: 1000 lbs white and co!ofed
I carpet chain, Just received and for sale by
oct 4, '49 J. G. LAUMAN 4 BRO
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usage ORANGE SEED: 10 bush. for sale at St
oct 70, 80. On, c. w. R1rcHrE SON.
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IS Cases Boots and Shoes.
WE are now in receipt Of our entire stock Of
w boots and shoes, comprising most complete
assortment of Mems fine calf boots; do extra and
common kip boots; do kip and COW hide water
proof boots; do thick boots ass'd qualities; boys
and childs kip and thick boots, mems and boys kap
and thick hrogans. large assortment of women's
and childrens shoes. (oct 25) JIG LAUMAn& Bro
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25

IN sets white. blue and as 3rted granite plates;
IsDSI 500 sets assorted common teas;
500 sets OF plain and blue edged common plates;
$50 sets assorted granite teas;
100 doz. assorted common and granite bowls; to-
geher with splendid assortment OF tea ware, etc.
ETC., etc, Just received aud for sale by
oct Is, 1919 COOLBAUGH 4 co
DURE LIQUORS: one cask Signett 4 Co.'s
L brandy: cask genuine Otard pale brandy;
casks 4th proof Cogniac do
l cask pure port wine; s bbls American brandy;
do Holland Gin; for sale by
oct IS, 1S49 w F CooLBAUGH Co
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Black Boml,azine,

eugc, uy toct 70, 4sJ HILcHkIST 60
Item stitch hdk'fs, needle worked collars, bon
net cap and mantua ribons. betting rihons, etc.
in great vari ~, by (oct25) D GILcnHlsr + Co
GLOVES and hosiery Of almost all kinds, for
~ sale by (oct IS, '4s) D GiLsHRIsr Co
RLACK cloth, embroidered do thibet, plaid and
silk shawls, by (oct25) d GILCHRlsT 4 Co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25

u ECEIVED by stea' ner Danube. a full and great
II assortment of eady Made Clothing consisting
of Coaks, over cots, Dress, Frock and sack coats,
panta'oons and Vests of all kinds, which we Offer
for sale at very low prices. Call and see.
sept Is, 40 LOCKARDa
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25

DLEACH MUSLINs. $50 ps bleach iausiins 3D.
Dand 81 bleach and brown muslins, for sale by
oct 4, '49 U LAUMAN oono
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-31
The Cholera In Europe.

From the European Times Jan H.
We regret to state that the hopes vhch were gene
rally entertained that the cholera bad reached les
most destructive limits in the British domnious, havc
beer fssfed during the last fortn night The mortality
in the London district has again reached about Its
previous bishes range OF weeks seo In the pro-
vinoes the mortality IL still comparatively insignia
ca mt whilst in Scotland, especially In Glasgow the
official reports Of the numbers attacked daily upon
an slarmip scale The total number Of through
ont the country the first appearance Of the ma
lady. had reached on Wednesday. to $500. whereof
els had died. 1910 had recovered and 2sI9 we're un-
der tire atment the result not stated The nhabi-
tsnts Of London we're beginning to breathe again,
the fret feeling Of alarm Of the cholera had sub
sided when last week this insidous fatal malsdy %.
pesred in very aggravated form at the establishment
for the msg Of the pauper children Of the mstropo
Titan districts at the little village Of footing nve miles
south Of the Thames About 40 children we're taken
III at the first breaking out Of the disorder and tho
deaths have been that the weekly metro
potan report OF deaths has been sweled from 90 the
week to 81 during the last week and the lase
daily report Of deshs at the mt 1t footing
lees than TO- whilst IL cases had appeared
Next week the number Of deaths in the weekly report
viii be thus considerably increased. The various pa
rshes Of London withdrew their paupsr childreu from
the house at footing, step objectionable prudence;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-31

RI DOroQO, or the golden country,
has been at length discovered though not in the
geographical position in which Sir Walter Raleigh sup.
posed to be stustsd He and the Spsnisrds Of his
OF South America, somewhere between the Oronoco
and Amazon rivers; but It reserved for his des.
c &c, Of the Anglo Saxon race to discover that
this wonderful region lay much farther north and west
on the shores CT the great Pacific Ocean:
Now what We have most to do with, in rejecting on
this extraordinary discovery, to consider what will
Its effect be upon our own commerce. IL the reports
We receive are not sxasgerstions, we expect the dis
covery Of the Californian gold to produce great
revolution in the monetary Affairs of the world a. did
the conquest OF Mexico and Peru in the 10th century
In the fret instance merchants sure to reap
plentiful harvest In that quarter By the demand for
mssufactures and when We better informed as to
the actual quantity OF gold likely to be obtained We
the various interests of country With our prese Mt
however feel that cou ntry IL richer
with i,s COAL copper and IRON than California with It's
mountains and rivers gold But whatever may be the
upsnot OF the gold hndfog speculation
pert OIL the renintua Is mild, sslubrious, and fertile
elimste-it IL an interesting fact to know that an
Atglo saxen colony will be planted the shores Of
the north.r Pacific thus it WERE and
ruling at the same time the eastern and western hems
pheres.
From lie Steele Of Paris, January
The wonders Of the discovery Of gold mines In Cali
fornia are the topic offered to the curiosity
wbich needs now a-dsys rome new excitement. The
ItsDd Of Monte Crsto 10 4" done brown " But before
this new chapter Of the Thousand and One Nights'
BIAS produced its effect think IL necessary to await
the opinion on TINS eubJect Oh EnReb press Wnich
is never taken by storm and which IL Of some impor
lance IN tbis affair, which will undoubtedly produce
certain influence on real commerce as well - in the
CIRCULATING trade.
Wise people cay but often generally TOO late In the
practical point rue, that there 10 nothing under
the sun However prodigious event, . crieis, .
Isele may appear vhen one reflects little, he Will
Hnd the same thing In the circle Of time. In that
number ought naturally TO be ranked this wonder Of
the year just past-thes discovery Of gold mines In
California. The precious metals have been obtained
BY civilized paioo. not only according to numerous
fluctuations hut also in az extraordinary proportion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-31

Napoleon will give his first grand sorees next week,
ut which all the world will attend He IL represented
% lover Of gsyety, and rumor assigns TO him an
Irresistible taste for French gsyeties and that
one reason Why some Of his ministry would not
cent to be responsible for him But this Is probably
the work Of detractiop, beyond that which within
the limits tolerated BY oil French society quite
- likely to be the suggestion Of those who could not
be bis intimstes % the resut Of truth; yet great
many believe In his excessive love Of gayetes; and
some soy that those who have made him President
have sseuDed more responsibility than they expected
But do not believe word Of the whole matter His
eountenApce does not indicate q man Of dissipation
his intimate friends belong that men
He has agreeable Of nd moss
and contentment, and habits Of moderation. do not
but does in dictate good heart and good habits The
face Of General Cavaignac indicates high order Of
talent, great frmness, &c thoughtful and active
mind, and . silent mouth his true character. To
General CavaiRnso attributed, by his enemies,
great erocy Of character To Napoleon 10 attributed
love Of display; and that he occupies his time in
arranging the livery Of bis servants and preparing his
own and their dresses for display From these facts
rather from these imputations, all understand
what qualities attributed to each. by the enemies
Of each, and Of course, something Of public impress
sions.
The news from Rome, this morning, h, that ell the
people engaged in preparing for the elections
Of q constituent assembly; that the Pope has given
some limitations Of desire to concede to the terms
him, that IL IL too late" The former part OF the
statement 10 undoubtedly true, but the latter needs
confirmation. The committee Of the French Assem-
ny have unanimously agreed to abolish the eau
ton money francs for each daily pfsss aad
70 ubstttuts personal responsibility; and NIX that
ibis idea meets with general favor An immense num-
fects Of France and great number Of those appoint
"a onoer Louis Philippe were restored TO ONCE The
e,nb OF Rue POTTER have unanimously determined to
md publication Of the Of all Who vote against
the msssure PARTIES coming fast to extreme posi-
tons, for and against the Assembly The Bourss feels