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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
f,nanial.
'THE NEW-YORK CENTRAL, RAILROAD
COMPANY, TKG,srasRs OFvicE ALaavY Dee 10

I'HE NEW-YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
lssa ''''- NlN'N'' pee' ~
y FINAL DIVIDEND of the ASSETS IN tbs band. % ~.
stfts ~ the late Utica and Schcureaay Railroad onp.nv
q f discharge Of their Amounting dolg and fpS
c on eath hsc the fagital stock o the Company a.
"a held the time of the cOnoiia0n the N-s Yo-k
fIaI hSEo1o Company la s55 ha. declared by s1-a
Ihsi'es payable 90 the parties entitled thereto Al .hs H
on an1 hsi me tteenih dsy n Dcc-mb. r inst.
se Flnai biyideni ha beer de- srt by The slrvioa,
ln''Tts Of the ale Syracuse and Utica Railroad Company
so nhl % ore dpa and Oh Zach y CaOta
stocs, pas auie a. fhe t~l- snt naes.
form q order appended se1 Nv those Vim nav No.
efivr ihc circular i fT1 by Trustee. ~ aid e
to pe respectively and Who 30 expect % rccip they
oif-uds u person. n a which Executor or al
n'stfa or Nishest dsu dividend standing IN TIA name of
ceeea.ed party IL WI be usCessary ard the pror 3ur
Eog ne G. tlteate before th amount b. paid
GILBERT l.. WILSON,
Treasurer \. y. Central Railroad Com DaB5.
(FORM or ORnERD
To the IuFees Of the A'e Ctics Sehsnec-d Rsroad
Compauy fo' syac1se md Utica Railroad Compsay "a
eass may bel
Pay 10 the order Of sttbe Office II The
IreasuF,r of toe New York Central Railroad Company
100 dollar being the Final Dividend, ysbe isth
Deaen ber l o. dollar and four per share foy,
on dollar aud my cents Per share tie nay bc
Shares of the capital stock Of the aid Company, which
stah1s m
IT. consolidation IN 1853 INTO tho HewYok Central Railroad
Company which being hnal payment By he said Ius-
ices The ssd STOCK Ia fol- aeesut dischafre u their
trust. Dmed 10 dec2 sd SisVA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
6tatlcnerp ann fdncu soohs.

4 CCOUNT BOOKS, DIARIES for 1860, ans
n ,vry styIe 9fPAPER AID STATIONERY AZ lowest pres
Tour castOm solicited by FRANCIS = LDLlhcLy
5fatiOnerx and Printers, No. IS Maiien-lAne.
nARIFS for l-60--A large assortment az
~ bo@-te and retail Commercial EN- ELOPEs, I5c pei
VAN NOTE PAPER az SO. PEI reaul; LETTER PAPEh a
FL Ard FOOLsCAP u 81 50 ser r~sm; ACCOUNT bOOhsi
5APER aud STATIONERY a. lowest prices-on hand oy
DANIEL ". LEE. No % Nosau-st.
1904 ACCOUNT BOOKS and STATION
ICDO. EKY.-A fgn supply constantly band ard
NADE 10 ORDER. Bgsiness invited % "a AZ The
OID STAND. HOAE 4 FERRY,
Late Rayn0r No 20 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
Jnsrranre Companies.

NETROPOLTTAN
w FIRE INSU RANCE COMPANY
No IO~ BROADWAT
CORSEa 0P FINEST SEE-iolN.
CASH
TITS Company having cash capital exceeded by those Of ny
four other y Companies 20 insure M End- ' Yer
s0na Property Iginss >hJs IN port and tl~i Cargo" on
ter- ccls-tsnt Nh the security o iAr Insurers
AID tnr insured DIRECTORS.
JAMES LORIMER GkAHAM President
JOSEPH h. FARNJh. HENRY y. bL l-rt-
IFONAPD APPLEBY JJSEPh B. AARNDM r.,
FREu'K 81. WALCOTT. JAS. LOh GhAhA y IAf .
WILLIAM X. tROAG, BOW - r hclLsAlN-. 49,
NOSF, TAILOR GILBERT 4. BEECKNAN
TANE- O SHI L,pCN JOHS &. HENDERSON,
DANIEI PARISH LORRAtN FREEMAN,
f,TT,TAET- A CDNOEER. FDWARD hACONBER-
MARTIN BATES Js. WATSON r. CASE
DUDLEY 3. II LLER, CHARLES r. Afti.t8tr
PAs1hAL ". 1UhNEf, SAM d. bhADfoADi d.
FRANNLiN T.. DrLANO.
EDWARU 4 srANSBCRY, Secretary.
R0HERr C. RArHB0sE. Ass- selrstlry.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO,
~ toou spi,a and scrrru .ated Premiums. n59 s3 81
Paying dividend Of per cent 70 al me insured f
49,. Error-s g.. furuf.h-d frafis. JOHN HOPPER
Aceu and Attorney for the Co, No 40 broadway, y L.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
pROPOsALs for slI6, coo CENTRAL PARK

DROPOSALS for Sil6, 600 CENTRAL PARK
i IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK or tsS7.f-s FAILED
PROPOSALS vii be received the Contr9lsT Uhce, until
ths deg of January 1850 o'clock . ul when
pl be publicly opened FOR the whole Aly part Of he
d four hundred sixteen thousand z hundred tsars Of the
Central PARK improvement FUND Stock Authorized by chap
ts ~ fthe Laws o 1881 and chapter s Of the Laws Of 1883
by of the Common (oInci approved by tue
Mayor, NV. o lS5s Tor he improvement Of the Central
PArk.
The said win consist of u thousand hundred md
d1ysH shss Of hundred 10 eech ana 5rs interest
the Of per payable qIzrer yearly rom
taxation the principal Tsdeemsbe Aug 1881 nom the ainz-
US ! Dnd far th- Redemption Of The City Debt %
s state tie o. stock desired snt re
per share and the whose proposals accepted
sill be TeQEiei deposit with the ChsmDerai Of tie city,
within ays after opening Of bids she AWARDED
r-spectiysy, including the premiums IN the
On preserving the receipts Of the Chsbersn % he Coutlo
er BIDDERS will entitled receive c-rhcites ior -q1l
a the value Of the 'tos bearing interest o the
1stes Of paymeHts
Each proposition shoud bo sealed and ndor'si Proposals
sor Central Improvement Fund stock aud The proposal
thus seaed and ndosed put second envelope addressed "a
The Cou-roler
The rghi is reserved part Of the Controller to reject
any al Of ~ b1s eous-ersd u.eey 20 Pr9eet or pro
mote the interests OF tie city. - - .. 80 -
City ofNevYok Department Of Finance Controllers OaicS
December :, 1893.
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Souse- furnishing GOODS
furulture.

nFST EXTENSION TABLES.
RhS@ NEW IMPROVEMENT.
- WN HEFRDT. Manu.Ic.lIsT,
Nc. 80 NoostsT-st-,
s..x.sp Prince and H0asts1-sts, New OK
of oAk ~.Eut. az <A1y and 9tAef tabs
sway. had
r,NANELFD CHAMBER SUITES OF FUk-
II sIrURE al color, Aaa siyss ~sSi5ss's % ssas
sEo sa 'F" WARREN NARD, Ne ~ Csrai O.
Fear sesgs s.ss " bsosswp! ~ l.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

NETWORK 20 NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD, SOUTHAMPTON, and Towns on the
Linz o. Vermont Railroads % Neg-hsven. tLThs
ELM CITY, Capt. Lewis will PiGr No. a5 p. r..
Tuesday THURSDAY and SATURDAY, a. p. III The
CITY OF HARTFORD, Capt. simpson, viii Leave MON
DAY WEDNESDAY, ard FRIDAY, at .. Returning
leave New Haven Alternate nights except ounday st
m No charge Bsrlhs. The a RAN .LER Capt. 30
VII eeve a. p. M, MONDAY "WEDNESDAY, aud FRI
DAY Passengers or The Railroads can remsn on beard over
Western New Hampshire Northern New fork and Cas- a
Apply 70 FRANCIS HYDE, Agent Pier No. . Z e., New
Ngrk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
63amhoats anb Rdilrndns.

LOk BklDiJEfOhI-fAfN AfNC 9o 'OE-t
IL TIE steamer JOHs sROOKs rascs Pess arp NEhf
TUESDAY THURSDAY ed SArJ RDAY. It = n Fre'zsi
sAsea De loves rat-s T. LoCkfERb Ca hS N'n'h-T-
Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, VIA NEW
Il PORT add FALL RiVER-ths splendid snt siP-lor
METROPOLIS, Capt BroEn e yes New fo-N every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, Z. o.c.ock,
D u and ihe EMPIRE STATE, Caqt Bayton on MONDAf,
WEDNESDAY, Ms FRIDAY O'Clock, - "a, E'ni rief
Hesas 10 room. iI be regarded s. secured 70 any sppH
can't the seall have been paid for
Freight Boston s forwarded With great Dispatch 5y
wv BORDEN, Agent Nos. % aai 4 we',t.
TIVE REGULAR NAIL LINE, via SToSING-
TOS FOR BUsrON, PROV NlOENCE- and Roate-Ihe
The steamers PLY MOUTH RuCk Capt Jsel stone, and G.
VANDERBILT, Capt d. b. >tur--s tn reuneciion Win he
stouson md Progiteuce ad oo.ton an4 ro'lle9se hNt
road esyins eVf orb daily sunday ercrped non pe ~
~ r. tt wharf above battery piscel st p N al st9l-
nstoG AZ $3.50 r. a or on Trs a. o. ne Aa Uln "lcn caves
Boston At s'se p gaptr- 10 . r.,y,-k No,a,v yy.5pe.
day nd Friday From sonias;on, Ige'day 4Au'diy' aud
TRs ri. YMoUTH ROCK, from Nsw.Ysrt r1.,d,y Thurs
day and Saturday. FROM stonington-hondAy wednesday
Pasns.r, proceed rom stoninston per Railroad to Provi
boston, in the Express Mai Tram reaching sud
or al early Morning Line. connecting Non aud East
Ps.,ngers that prefer Ielin board the eauer enjoy
ush undisErbed breakfast desired ant leave sonnS
ton in the Iain, connecting as Froydencs "A 'le IL
Bsegsse Master accoupare. The Steamer aad Train through
escn way ,. ., ,,,
steamer tregh, Office, Pies No. 3 North River OF At
the ohioe Of the Company, No 10 Battery place.
CEN1 1RAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkoEf-
New amBton with the Delaware Licksanns
and RAIead East0n with LIE Lehish valley
Railroad.
WINTER GEMENT-Comuenrls Dec IL, l9sa.-
Ne kAs0n and intermediate places hom loot
of ofCourtAnitst, a m u "a and $40 For Somcr
vile by the above trains and II 5 80 n -
FROM Pier North kver, l;3n and II " and bN
N for aston mtsfmedlaie stations SomeTyne oy
ths above trains and al 4;an p. m.
The y N train Of CoGrtlandt t., and the II 30 N
from Pier N r. make clos. connection At Esston with the
lsbgh Naley Railroad and thence via Fast Pennsyvana h
Reading Wthoa change Of and connects a. Read
ins direct tor Pottsyilo and Harrisburg
Passengers Delaware Lassganns snd estern NAL
road Newly roG foot Lourtiandtst OF
Pier r. only for Lehgh alley Railroad az and
~ T. M from COurtanntst aud a 1880 and n;3O On
from Pier K. only JOHN o. srERNs superiutendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec.
22 1883 Trains viii cave Chsmberss sSton a foiow':
Express lraiEs aud n N. and 4.30 FOR ,ng sing
3.G and SEQ for Poughseepse IB0 Inf II 70 and
800 D. m for P~I.snL 5:l5 D. Montreal aud buiso
PN,ens- Train with seeping leaves jt daby AZ y"
D. The Poughkep'ie, Pesa'sn and sing sing ITsns step
At the Way StaiOus RAengers taken s. Chambers
Canal Christopher and 8sts- lrains for vYors eays
Troy 6.l5 and lOi0a. and &c an m, and Albany
shout Is unutes assr. On Sunday At t:l3 ?. n.
A. +. SMITH, supefntend ndent.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

CHICAGO CITY BON ID S-SEWERAGE
0LOANs.-Th- Bonds bear per interest Coupons
payable January ard Juy Ia Newly orh and mature m
83 he payet Of and sinking fund i provided Tor
5y en- annual The debt n .hc City Of Chicago "a
f2 Of which has been contracted FOR strictly nnne
al pufposes FOR sale or ASHLEY MONKS
No 81 Exchange place.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
lTEW.YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENr.
pARE TWO DOLLARS TO ALBANY.
Ga sad asfJ uSDAY Dec Is 1889 trains vii lesTe WITH
L. station, New ! ss rofivws.
For Niliamsbrdze-s 30 and II . $3.50 and 500
Fer White Plains-l130 and N.
For White PAns-s:i5 from White and CensEesa
For CrDt0n Fails p. ui from Lsthst
For Milerton-3 o. m ,ffom ihtb-It
For Aihsnv-s. N, from b6th-st. mail train
For Albsny-330 .. m., from 2tth ST. express .rsin -
trains with NY Central X Tor The West
Returning will leave
WuiaJnsbndgc-S.+0 and $3.50 & m, and $50 p IL
White PlAins-5 and T99 o n. and l:3Gp. u.
Croton F4ls-7 q 10.
bulerOn-7a N
Absny-ll a m, nail and 3a5, .. n,. srAn<-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
Me0llal.
4 MILLION BOTTLES HUNTS LINnlENT

DRADDOCks Celebrated COUGH MIXTURE
I'D ia sold BY A. B. n D. SANDS BARNES PARK, &. y
WELLS Co.. City Of Nes.fark
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
Billiard 1dbles.
Ocsan 1Irumrrs, &f.

A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
n CATION COMPASl = NEW-f ORk AND GALWAY
LtNE-rhe next departure from New E BE- the ,pen
id .nd powerful steamship PRINCE ALBEhr Capt Pro~,s,
which ID =aye on THURSDAY, January 1850 touching a.
81 Johu, n F % the roya mails This vessel has
been neatly improved, outlay nsr Recommendations
have been increased AID Of the anest and as
steamers aIost. - 49,.
FsIcE. 90 PAaAss-Frst elsa, go, sT3 and tO latter
r., - aEay ony third $50 including ee tickets 20 many
s tb. prpcua ers IN the raEAy routes Of Great
B-isn and Ireland. Third must provide pae snhs
fora and bedding F,ssengen 70 stJohn s-sEst class
SECOND es.. t25 Passage IN the third csss se
eurs 10 brut persons from Gsvsy Tor % For freight or
rss.s,r .pr.v ouIv 20 ALEX HOLLAND 4 Co,
Aren't. for tse line. No. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

BRAINkRD g surrogate Of the County Of kinss notice
hereby given according 70 A~ 20 az persons having claims
ans1 SAht FL l.. CORNISH te Of the City Of Brooklyn.
dec.as that they required exhibit tAe with tho
the subscriber the the oca ~
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS. Trinity Buildings, No. III
Broadway the City Nevfo before the lAh day Of
March next Dated september !. 1889.
$40 lA~GmoS CHARLES B. RAY, Eseout0s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

TRe hIrErgAp SorrHrRy AID NoRrHzRx Ivnfiyt RR.t
Co. IEEAsUEEs's OgF1CE. NV OAK, Dec 20 ..ai3.
THE COUPONS fOT interest die November /,
lss9 On the SINKING FUND BOVDS of the MiCdfG AZ
sOITbEkN AED NORTHERN INDlAHA RAILROAD
COhPANf wll - paid prs-lts0n AID s1r-ld-r Of the
sid coupons the Com EIohng- Bsuk on nd after .au4
3 lalG r. =. IS NOkgE,rER.
Assistant Trea-ursr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

N.sYoss, Dee. o 1854
TIA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DI-
IA RECrOkS Of he ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY, held this day. IL
RsOtr,d H 40 assessmeut TIE Capital stock of as
Cen psny Of Ten Dozs be and be hrr-oy
,ed ysbe tie l day Of February 100 and thAI the
b. payable toe stock registered ne City OF Ne-
Tct the Office Of the Company tnst City and the
registered LONDON once o. M-.r, kbsrt Ben
800 Co. sna that stes derns 90 psy then ilssaeut ID
london may ray lie saar n the rate o 4 PEI dol.er
ksolrsd bat rausf,T bOoss b. closed ths 18th Of
Isnus and remain cos@d until the 1T fay o. February
sSressf and ha; transfer BE- permitted a-r that dts Of
shares which such Assessment asI paid
that interest the u per per be- allowed
All paid previous 90 the ls o. February 70
hat date from lie tine Of such payment BY order Of the
Board }. ". PERKINS. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

OgPioE OF rnE CoAmONwEALrH FIkE iNsURASCE Co,
No. WalLst.-NEw-Y oEE, Dec:90, 1880
TNHE Board of Directors have, TINS day declared
a asemahnua dividend Of FIVE (S) PER CENT, psyaoie
on ana after the pr0zimo The transfer Books viii
0'1''O GkO. !. HAWS, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
IIo PHYSICANS.-A Phlsiean of moro tha
o0 HEATH of AMERICAN WOMEN. e.

have examined snd analy led She Grsefsahe-s NrshaLs
Uterine sthoeoa The ina feeltH very vaia>b'
ug hssih aud ghe peculiar combustion gives G dlr. nd
favorable action upon she utsriI = organs.
= a A. HAYSs, ". D.
CAez,s. for re STATE qf AassdelusrfiA'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENTS in

Nv GRAND fIANOS.
sTRINWAY SONS invite artists and the public IN snein
ell and examine their uewy inv, uted w Eho4 a. w
Grand PIANO which power and quality oi tone = pro
nuod superior 20 any Grand fAno oy a VINO nav eA
.apea among oet musical udges Of me coun
uv sueh a. r. uoldb.ck, H. hagen Editor OF the isie
RsyieW) T. {. Hin, q A. Ming W. Mason H. - A4iN' IL
A Woleuhaupt, 4. IA. W God, and many othert
S1FfNWAf s SONS
pxrae,rtprsrs Nos % .ud "a Wslsef-st., New-f oh.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

DORTLAND and CANADA SCIENTIFICALLY
Il LINZ. va VICTORIA BAIDGE.
Ise hrs;czss scr-~ steamships
CHESAPEAkE........-Csrt- sidney CroEe4'
pATAPSgO. Capt l.. n. Lsyaeld
vii leave Pier Ne = North Ryes, Nes-f ork aaa srsTns
" harf Porrl1rd every y WEDNESDAY -lt sATlh a
O'Clock ~ Eunnirx tine. = hours
Fassarr. iuci1dil. nsa. sn1 srsterocu, -
These connect with The Grald IunE h.Ety asd
form the cheapest and Eost eAPediioos eiz1 Lie % h9alrc
APpyH Il. B. CRQgwELL Co, Ne. swss,st
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

INTEREST NOGICE.-Ihe Seml-Annual IN
i TEREST on the BONDS Of the JOLIET AND ChlOA6O
RAILROAD COMPANY due Jan l. 1900, will pe p1 90 pre-
enaon of prorer Coupons At the Office Of NJ N SCF
W. GEO. BARNET, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

TOJPONS on the MINNESOTA STATE PER
- CT Mt BONDS due lst January next will De- paid a
tn Bank Kep1bc Newly upon presentation o.
The same on and after that date
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

CTEAM to GLASG DIRECT
- The high cil.set, powerful Clyde built screw eanship
NITrD KINGDOM Capt MeissIeid viii sal from Pier No
SO North River. SATURDAY, Dee 81 4, y o'clock noon
Rates Of passage saloon Cabin, s65 Forwud Cabin 10
Sserse including abundance or properly pfoV'ions
s30 Tr has unsurpassed accommodation. Tor pAs'en
~ ~ FRANfIs MCDONALD Co. No. 81 BroaA.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
fraal Monies.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate of
Il the Coun,y New ork notcr heresy given 20 all per
sous having cns ain- III sE Az a. late Of the City of
deceased to present the with
voucher thereof e subcr a. her residence No l4 Nes,
l6th-., IN the City New orS before tho 81 day NJ
INV a.Et-Ba.d Nrl ok day December. 1899.
dsl lawGnir SARAH Z. DAVIS, ENscutrir
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

THE INTEREST due % the lst Of January, on
A the BONDS Of she LACKAWANNA aud BLDJM,dCkG
LAILkOAD COMPANY viii BIZ pad the MERCANTILE
BANK Aew.l orE. r. fETTEBO&E, Irss-lrrT.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
,,,uD n,n - NJ. YosH Dee ~ lssA
PAkK RAAK -ILIM Ar..r Il !.

,,,,,, -. - Ma YoRE Dee ~ leA.
't'HE PARK BANK.-DIVfDEND NOTICE.
Ssud Skhl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Or FOgE pa CFSr
Oct q the prous u The last months payas n ae 81.
January, 1850
De 'I'ar BOOK. win be closed ron tie L., 20 l- l'
by order Of 80 Board CHARLES 4 MACY. C-st.e-
E'AeT RIVER BANK-Th- Board of Directors
AZ have declared a DIVIDEND - THREE AND HALE
fEh CENf out n tt@ pods o. the 1T IL months payable
on and after MONDAY, January h- trl1-r books
vii BE- closed ior ten dsys prsyious @ that dste.
". - & CsAMAN & .sli-r
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
s U N s B T


 See the sun in beauty setting, Lighting up the western sky: Slowly sinking, disappearing, As he downward passes by. Now with cheering beams enliv'ning Darkness deep--far, far below; On to wake the sleeping nations, On rich blessings to bestow. Now he leaves us-twilight giimmers, Twinkling stars with beauty glow: Each shining part performing, In the great, majestic show. See the brilliant cancellations, Rising at the appointed time; Never varying--never straying, On their distant journey shine. Round the polar star revolving, Ever moves the Dipper bright: On its course unerring pointing, To that fixed mysterious light. Wonder in the East appearing, Pleiades in grandeur lone; With sweet influence, now as ever, In the days of Job they shone. Nightly thus the starry hosts, In turn wondrous part perform, And while the shades of night prevail, Their Makers mighty works adorn.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20

PERSONAL APPEARANCE OF GARI- BALDr.-The following is description of Garibaldi, given in communication from Lombardy
 He is lofty of stature. broad shoulder ed--the head of lion on the shoulders of an athlete. His long, black, grizzly, un- combed beard his black felt hat. orna- mented with dark plumes; his scarlet mantle tied round his throat, present to you person of no ordinary stamp. am everywhere assured that he is really a gentleman. gallant to ladies, severe to men, and more severe to himself-sober to excess, animated and cold at the same time. He inspires in his little army a confidence only equaied by the terror he inspires in his enemies. Ever the fore most in the fight, urging his chsrger into the thickest battalions, dismounting now to seize musket, sharing with the meanest follower the labor ofthe march, he gives an evidence alike of courage and coolness
 that astonishes all.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
AUTHORS OF POPULAR QUOTA. ~ TONS.

sEntangling alliances. -George Wash. ington. Where liberty dwells, there is my country.'-Beniamin Franklin.
 The post of honor is the private sta ton. Thomas Jefferson.
 Ebony and topaz.-John Quincy Adams.
 The Union must and shall be preserv. ed.'-Andrew Jackson.
 Better to be right than to be Presi. dent. Henry Clay.
 Union--now and forever, one and in. separable. .'-Daniel Webster.
 Squatter sovereignty.-Lewis Cass.
 To the victors belong the spoils of of fice.'-Wm. l.. Marcy.
 Mint drops Thomas H. Benton.
 'The almighty dollar. Washington Irving. o eS VI sFaw
 Face the music.'--James Fennimore Cooper.
 The largest liberty William c. Bryant.
 The bone and sinew of the country Wm. Leggett.
 Don't give up the ship.'-Caplain Lawrence. 5. He's go, an axe to grind.-J. K. Paulding.
 Valuable water privilege.'-- Geo. P. Morris.
 Telegram. National Intelligencer.
 He's not worth row of pins. '--G. A. Worth.
 He's as short as rabbits tail..-Ja- cob Barker, 4sa Bleeding Kansas. Horace Greely.s
 Border Ruffians. '--J. G. Bennett. N
 'Fifty-four forty or fight Western paper.
 Red Wamuses. Wheeling Intelli- gencer.
 The Locofoco party Charles Davis.
 The whig party.--- Philip Hone.
 All's fair in politics. M. M. Noah.
 Happy as clam at high water.-W. Mitchell. a <
 Cotton is king.'-John Randolph.
 Handy as pocket in shirt. -South- ern paper.
 Upper-tendcm. IN. P. Willis.
 Straws show which way the wind blow.'-.-James Cheatham.
 The Empire State.'-John c. Cal houn.
 'All's not gold that gliaers.' Port folio.
 "A good man; but he can't keep ho- tel.'-Negro Ministrels.
 AIS fish that comes to his net. '--Old Mirror. .S
 Northern fanatics and Southern fire. eaters. '--T Tammany Hall.
 Two of atrade can never agree.- Boston Journal. ,. .4as 4 a s United we stand--divided we fall.'- Walchword of the American Revolution Home Journal.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
REVOLUTIONARY ANECDoTE.

l One of the regiments in the battle of
 Bennington was commanded by a Colonel, who, when at home, was deacon. He
 was calm, sedate, determined man. and went to the battle because he was compell-
 ed by the sense of duty. His whole par ish was in his regiment; so was his be.
 loved pastor, without whose presence and
 blessing they scarcely thought themselves in way to prosper. The Colonel was ordered by General Stark to reinforce one of the wings, which was suffering severe |ly. He marched at the instant with his forces, but as slowly and composedly as if lie had been marching to conference meeting. The officer in command of the corps to be relieved, fearing that he should be compelled to give way, sent to hasten the Colonel. "Tell 'em we're coming" said he, and marched steadily on. A sec- ond messenger came, with the intelli. gence that the wing was beginning to fall back. "That will make room. for us, tell 'em we're coming" replied the Colonel, with unmoved countenence and unac- celerated pace. A third messenger reach ed him, just as his troops emerged from behind a coppice, in full view of the ene- my, whose balls now began to whistle about them. .Halt!" commanded the Colonel; !" form column and attend pray ers.' And there, in the face ofthe ene- my, did the regiment pause while solemn prayer was offered for their success in the deadly struggle they were about to begin. Prayer being ended, the Colonel address ed his men in speech, which, for brevi- .y, conciseness, and vigor, may bear com parison with any that Cesar or Napoleon ever addressed to their troops. "Sol- diers," said he, " our wives and children are in the rear; the Hessians are in front; give it to them" They did give it to them. and the band of foreign mercenaries melted away before these christian soldiers. as the hosts of uncir- cumcised PhiIistines melted away before the armies of Israeli Rev. Pliny H. White.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20

ZouAvEs.-The latest edition Gust published) of Webster's Quarto Dictionary gives it the following definition: 4 Tho na.ne of an active and hardy body of soldiers in ,Ee French service, originally Arabs, but now Frenchman who wear the Arab dress" It is q derived from tho Arabic word Zouaoua, a confedency of the Arabic tribes who live on the monntains back of Algiers."
 .Magyars is the name of . people who in the ninth century invaded and ovefrun Hungary. previously settled by the Huns. The Magyers are still the dominant race in Hungary.
 Coolie, or Cooyl. or Kuli, is Hindos- tan word, and means day laboref. Tho Europeans in China have adopted it ta designate Chinese day laborers. Tho tor therefore applied to the day laborers ofs India and China. <
 Sspoy (Hindoo &pahai) means na- tive of India employed in the military service ofs European Power.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20

An Englishman is never 6appy but when he is miserable; Scotchman is never at home but when he is abroad; and an Irish man is never at peace but when he is at war.
 The belief that guardian spirits hover around the paths of men covers mighty truthi for every beautiful thought which the heart holds, is an angel of mercy purifying and guarding the soul.
 To lead forlorn hope in the field of carnage requires less nerve than to fight nobly and unshrinkingly the bloodless battle of life.
 -Old mems lives are heightened shadows, their evening sun falls coldly on the earth, but the Shadows all point to the morning.