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Later IRON, Mexico.

Nav onLEANs, March 2s.The steamship 0rizaba has ar
rived at this port with dates from city Of Mexico to the
10th instant.
Nothing decisive known concern ng Alvarez Ii was
reported that he had aed the approach Anna
troops and that they would pursue him
of Acapulco.
Santa Anna bad been received at the capital with great
thusiasm.
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To southern Agriculturists and Planters.

THOROUGH, practical, educated Maryland
IA healthy which
proprietor and purely aecu
and stock farm.
The highest testimonials Of gwen,
the subject fully answered.
Address AGRlCoLA, Washington, ID. G.
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o F FICIAL.
DrrAsrxssr OF sr.rr,

DEPARTMENT oy STATE,
Washington, March rs, 1855
Information has from the United
nj Panama that Gleason, belonging
steamship fell rboard in the harbor Taboga
and was drowned February Also
Burns board the said steamship
Of January last.
ea by deceased have
this department
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Tux REJECTION JupGK LoRNe,-The Dane Law School,
at Cambridge Massachusetts held meeting last Friday
evening reference the late rejection OF the Hon Ed
ward c. Loring law lecturer Among other resolutions
passed the following:
"Resoiced That regard the rejection of Mr. Lorng
tending restrain the freedom of Judicial opinion and
sanctioned neither by justice nor by wtse policy
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TAX TITLES AT PUBLIC AuCIIoN-wia be srld
uoe % James C. MciGe.
? = oeS nsaabsr ftsx Tor ins xSrlous
- me cty % Washington which aRa
hesrd Va The csns ena
% BE- SOLD are eetessd 70 be good Terms cash
JAS. a. MCGUIRE,
hH1s-d AucUoneUr.
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EASELLESr FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING ~
Ia Tnusasy
G. Z. Jewett o. iato -uert snail eli poea az
his eHosiient fasailare and eheVt., con,lrisax--
Crimson pusn-eo french soa arm ana on,,u .b.,
Handsome aamass and chiats-eoserea sprnu lsapsss
Fancy chsfs, otamsns, ootStoois
Beautiful Egyptian sssibissop aud pier tshivs
English, velsef, and
Music staad. Canton leagsss, ies Ways, A..
Mahogany spfns chafs, 40.
Bronze tree hsil chairs
Mahogany French and bedstesds
Superior sprin a hair
Handsome Fos.wsod dressing bureau, plata do.
WAlaat, mahogany, and painted wasdfOhes
Marbsap and plato wasfaands
Excelleu book SHELVES, curtains and shades
Nshagang tables, bookcase
Giit-frafaed frcnoh mirrors
Mahogany sijeboafd, dining tables
CT0ckery and glassware, refrerrstofs
Cooking and other stoves, Kitchen stes~s, ac
Also, al ohsgoos-
superior hmiy horse, Der
feetly Kind in harness.
ane built tsnccwood chsse. with harness
Tefus. $50 unaer,
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Mar ai-d Aueuoneer,
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Nariyafto. Of Lake Ontario and As ST. Laurence.
oswgoo, March 2s.-The propeller ST. Nicholas arrived
here this morning from Toronto with 900 barrels of -four
The steam ferry boat this morning commenced her regular
trips between Ogdensburg and Prescae The st.
at this point is free from ice.
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TIN BANK CoNNrRoE--Therc n slight run Says
the Baltimore Patriot Of Tuesday, this bank yesterday
about $4,000 less than per cent ofs circulation hav-
ing been presented for redemption Some deposors also
closed their accounts with the bank but far can
Judge the panic 10 over and the ccd, OF the institution is
fully restored.
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LOG AL NE w s.

b, IA the most irving season of the year house,
wives especially for those who have epcurean lords The
kept over vegetables become dry, tssteles and
mouldy the poultry kind aged tough and favorless
the sight of beef engender wearsome feeling not in
the slightest degree relieved by recollection Of six months
steady ascaon of the articles and for the dainty side
dishes Of late fall and early winter they have disappeared
with frost and Even oysters fail to provoke de-
sire or satisfy languid peevsh appetite To and all
who incurred the meritcd dspeasure of wives land
ords landades by captious complaints of unsasying
tables, would suggest the exercise OF little patience
In few days. weeks the ordy Potomac viii yield up
bounta supply of her richest nny the pacific
spring chicken will then be ready for bro the beatings
tender lamb will be hushed in dish of tender peas
and the whole family Of berries rich ripe, and luscious will
be ready for the accompanying In the time
our market Is abundany supplied with canvas back ducks
and such like decaces, do not anticipate serious
amount of real suffering.
The religious meetings progress the First Pres
church attended nightly BY large and Interested
congregations The pastor Rev b. Sunderland is preach
ing uncommonly eloquent aud practical series OF dis
which, far they have progressed seem to rve
the attention of his hearers The meetings. as well as the
dscourse by Mr. Sunderland will be continued, learn,
through the present week. and the members Of other churches
and the public generally cordially invited to at'end
Tar Horrls-The nine months congressional recess IL
trying both temper and the exchequcr of our land
lords. The National Hotel is shortly will be, for rent
This months cold bustry checked travelling
in slight degree The and steamboats, arrive and de-
part with scanty load Of passengers.
Breyet Captain s. b. Buckner Of the sixth regiment OF
infantry, has resigned his commission IN the army.
Tsr NArrosAl THKAras.7-The ''pig race" on Tuesday
evening drew large discriminating, and highly spprecia
tive audience We have been informed OF the name o.
the successful The drama, afraid Is IN
sad way in the federal city.
.hea
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Bosros March 2s-rhe Cunard steamer Africa left here
this morning for Liverpool Halifax 10 o'clock She
took out lac passengers for Liverpool IS for Halifax and
sT79, 900 in specie.
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AIRES q Rsorai,. for "a. Brin.A Army.

PHLADELPHA, March 2sThe United States marshal ar.
rested this morning twelve board Of an outside steam
boat bound for New York, who had enlisted
British army for foreign legion The recruiting officer
20 be arrested
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Notice hereby the holders Of
stocks OF the unsed
the OF
pofons
~ gN,oou la aud hereinafter
o
preference VIII be gwen IN hs ordsf ., time ~ which said orks
be offered The cebshtss duly assigned DATED
be transmitted THIS Department. ,hs Whereof
will be following
.. The yaila specified ~ e-s,
July 1896 redeemshe November H. 1885 e tue
stock 1884, redeeman. 3i, De-
cember 1852 Of 10 the stock Of the loans authorized
December,
and the Of the
deemabie
Indemnify cent.
Interest
1885, the date OF receipt and settlement the win the
allowance (ior The tho
addition.
said stocks will
o Philadelphia,
actually
said LIST day Of March next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Treasury,
Mar 6--dJunelG flint. and sar.l
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FROM OUR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT


Nkw Yoax, March a., 1855
The coinage Of England has undergone very great de-
cline this year compared with the last and previous
Ii has been a. follows.
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THE DAILY UNION
ENERAL NEW 9.

To SO sARRffpThe Boston Transcript says that Miss
Anne 2 Lynch the poetess is 10 be married in few days
to Professor Vncenzo Bot relative Of the eminent his
torian o. our revolutionary war
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FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT.
cucAoo. fnl., J March %, 1855.


Winter still fingers In the lap Of spring The thermom-
eer for several mornings past has been from ten TO fifteen
degrees above The ground Is hardfrozen and the
snowdrfs lie deep In the ravines. On Monday last IL
showed hard and blocked up several OF the roads
that impossible for the locomotives drag
trains through Chicago is great city Its inhabitants
fast people The city stands the shore Of
Lake Michigan The site is fiat and level elevated but
few above the surface of the The city is divided
by the Chicago river, deep and sluggish stream. Chi
eago is Iadan name when translated into plain Eng
lish il would mean in Yankeedom "shlmk1-in Virginia
apoleeatp The population is heterogeneous; majority
Of foreign birththe Irish prepondcrate The Ger
mans Norwegiaus, and Swedes numerous There has
also been heavy emigration from the British provinces
The enterprsng Yankee who worships the Almighty dol
lar and his fast horse funeral time gives
character to the place and the people He is anatca and
inolerant breaches morality and praetses according
circumstances advocates the Maine law and drinks good
brandy hates slavery but is ready TO emgate to Texas
whenever the price of cotton aud sugar will justify the
pertinent So much for the people Withal, they are in
elligent and enterprsing. In 1914 Chicago was a
military post. In 1880 the county Of Cook was or
gained and Hon. r. NJ. Young, Of your city held
the first court Mark Beaubean, jolly Frenchman,
keeper of the lighthouse kept little log tavern and
played the fiddle for the Of his guests Now
the city numbers its eighty thousand and property and
rents up the New York standard. Taking into
sderaon its lake and canal navigation and its vast
Meeting chain Of railroads striking the Mississippi at five
different points from the mouth OF the Ohio at the embryo
city of Cairo the paper borough of Duneith in the
western extremity Of the State opposite Dubuque Iowa.
il is the greatest grain port in the world For the
benefit of your eastern and southern readers present
few statistics of the shipments of the most important staples
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WdsHIH.tuH
The following TO the London Gazette OF Friday the
20 Of March, officially depart
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:, sOms ron RENT..-Two 90 ne~ly furnished and
Il very rent, board, No s"s street.
" Usion Row.
N
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DEATn on 4 yEIERAS.-Wm Holiday, revolutionary
soldier and Of the guards when Major Andre
ecuted died in Delaware county, New York the 23d
ult aged l04 years Mr. H. had been thrice married had
10 children 80 grandchildren l50 greatgrandehidren
and II great-greagra grandchildren making the totnl
OF his poserity 26l
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NOTICE hereby the holders uRcd
~ States described following ~
o the conplenns the ~ the
named, this department viii connur tr
NJ notice,
ohta,nedssy ,t59 S o. "
eeived here PRIOR 10 tae hrst duy % June
Ta.. Dnr.u
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sEw LsE-Commodore Vanderbilt is about 70 estab-
sh line Of steamers between Hayre and New York, 10
commence running on the 2ist day OF April
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MARKET GARDEN AND DAIRY FARM for sals.
III PairfAR county, vsuR,a.
fon Washington BY Gso~scwa ssrsphs, atesn
AieraDdna II 500 scrss
agsousiy ssbdded More Than hs heavily wooded. mReh
ofhs being suitable for building The suasdsr well
having sssn highly by .e sd other sfu
Address cArEspy Ap. n. JONES,
Mar @-sodn washisysss.
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might add much more but this will suffice to give
idea of the business and commerce of the place.
In politics the city is in the hands of the usonstsa
party composed of heterogeneous elements wings know
nothings and abolitioniss Take away from uSam"
his abolition prop, and he could not stand moment.
Know-nothingism here is abolition organization.
Whenever slavery is stricken of this dark and
mystic creed that parties will sink back their
original elements and democracy tried in the fire of per-
secuton viii come forth with renewed strength and vgor
There is nothing diseouraging in the signs Of the times
Clayton may talk of Amercanism ignoring slavery his
hearts content They will ignore him. That will be the
end. should like to him to Chicago to preach
about ignoring slavery. The treatment which Judge
Douglas received from the nigger-lovng bues kind
and gentle to what he would get They would send for
Giddngs and Chase the next day
HOW IT
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GENERAL AGENCY AT wASH1NGTON.--The
" scber, formerly Richmond, having
Office this few doors Treas
tenders his claimants the
and pensions under the Ut Congress
Having purchased the David Darlington,
he has, pcrhaps, the only index which made 10 the
OF papers the fret ssdors Office
Richmond He has Bder the NIL
other public Offices Capitol Of Virginia These,
accumuations from other years.
able show IT. where the claimant himself be enf.
unable to do It.
For claims March, gviag
Of land all battle who served oIteen days. hs
charges will be moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Aecomac, Virginia.
James Lyons Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
James E. Heath late Commissioners of Pcnsions, Richmond
Virginia.
Hon. John s. rcndietop, Virginia
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, D. q.
William J. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Timberlnke, esq, New York
March 7--d&cpys
EIGHTH arrived eighth
II We
None genuine but hoe that stamped
full.
Forty reliable shrtings sheetings
from medium TO the extra fine grades.
MOURNING GOODS.
stock always large and daiy additions continuously made
LINEN GooDs
probability arses, stock Of squire anenp
goods District
departments unusually full thus
one price
Good articles, pces, dealing may
Delay in settling any present expected
PERRY BR0THER
Contra, bui.dinqn
March Ia. sarkft.
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MANUFACTURE on NAcoARoSI-The manufacture Of mac
caron has been commenced In this country by Mr. Hecker
Of New York II is said to be as good that made in
Italy
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NOTICE of Embellishments OF tho omee OF
general for The Territory Of Utah.
authority contained the act approved February
entitled once
az lah and school university
OF The Once survey
general located Salt Lake
otherwise ordered.
Given under INV hand Washington, twenty
fourth dsy Of March Domin 1858.
'1''" 80 = JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land once.
Mar @-asw6w lint. 4 STAR
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NOTICE undersigned, Reverdy Johnson, OF Bsrofe
IN Walter Cos, residing ~ Georresown D. G have
claims
cour, Washington, and respectfully offer po~
,opa persons having
81
but copaaed them will receive their jcspt
REvERDf JOHNSON.
Monument sg~ars, Bsitirsafe,
WALTER =. cox,
March s4-.odim G~osg~swn, o. G
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HofYman,s Rosendaie cement.

H0fRman,s R0sendale Cement.
architects aud being used de ameni
of the United States for sale II na
''N' y '' N' NJ w WOODWARD, Secretary,
LA Front street, N.w York
Mar a5--d2mif
HOUSE FURNISHING DAY 9OODs.-The Subscribers
III 81 hoasekeeprs
their extensive assortment furai.hng soods,
l0-4, ia, and ia linen shfiinx<, in great variety
1914, ia, and IL cotton snirsas-
ia i2s, and 10 white Narcotics quilts corded
"a and 10 4 damask table linens
tAtle cloths, ali
Superior fine pillow Case linens
Very superior bed and crib blankets
Satin napkins
French and Enuiish furniture chnfxcs
Lac. and muslin curtains
Hacksback dsnask, and darcs towsl'nss
and will be offered low b. had the
HoOE, BkoTaER, 60.
~ Bwe also attention % irish
ps yard he nae goods e which we Know % Be pure Tar
March N--3,awswn Hoog. BRO, 3 co.
ny GnEEN ~ sCOT-r, Auctioasss.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE Ar ACTION
ii On Friday Ire shsii sell, 10 ococs
the esdsne. OIL L. Davis, AZ ~. corner Of
Mahogany ard paror s.t consisting Of
ior chairs
one Gne,oped mahogany pisaofof,e
Mahogany dressing bureaus dnirG and bssshfsss tables
Mahogany and siI frame ~okns sissses
Feather peds, maiue--rs, aud hsd.iesds
Cane and wood seat chairs, and Ssshsanis
China. glass, crochery, stone and woodwse
Pnssnee mating
Coekinx, alright, and other
Win rood sssormsnf o. ki,chen requisites.
Upder Sa3 sas credit Of and months,
or notes satisfactorily endoffed bearing Interest e
March a5--d Aucnonssrs
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EX-SENATOR PErnf.--GoYernor Wright Of Indiana, has
appointed United States ex-senator Petit judge Of the
circuit on the Wabash
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JOHNSON om MAnurcs- ! vol. London.
vau1 on Filling and FertIizins Land. London.
Morn on Maourcs philadelphia.
Dnna,s Muck Manual for Farmers Lowell.
Dana on New York.
hui ha IN Caicnreous Mapures- Richmond,
Browns American Muck Book. New York
PrseeaI Treatise ny Brsh Society
Diffusion of Ussfu knowledge,
agricultural chemistry ffuit culture,
drainage planting and other branches Of
hubsndy OF them impoted from abroad
Mar 10 PRAHcK TAYLOR
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Ny >. q. MCGUIRE, Auctso.~sy.
DEREMPToRY SALE or sToCKs--On "Wednesday ansrhnar
April al ~ O'Clock, auction rooms, shall cell wit
t~setv~--
$4,000 Chesapeake and Ohio canal bends
500 corporation of Georgetown stock
SO Hank OF W ashingsoa stock
Tefms cash, IN current fands ...,.,..u,.
March sr-d Auct'onser,
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journal that Messrs. J. T. Price Co.. OF Brandy
win have purchased tho entire coming crop OF wheat of
farmer of that State at oo dollars per bushslof 60 pounds
the wheat to be delivered at Brandywne Immediately after
it is harvested.
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Brevet Captain :, b. Buckner Of the sixth regiment Q
infantry has resigned his commission in the army.
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A DISTINCTION WITHOUT DFPEREscE--The following
appears TO be the distinction between two admras who
have not achieved much distinction of any other kind
Napier was expected to do something and didn't do it
Dundas was expected to do nothing and did it,
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PROLIFIC wRrrER.-H is believed that twenty vol
umes will hardly contain all the MSS Of the Emperor Ma
poleon Bonaparte, collected by Louis Napoleon Many
letters &c. written by the Emperor are in text hardly
egble it is only with the greatest difficulty that the ex
act words are made out.
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Bousp FOR r UNIVERSITY The Ypsilant Sentinel learns
that number Of applications viii he made by females al
the commencement Of the university for admission. II
admitted the result win go far TO knock tho props from
under those who complain that females have not equal
advantages with males in obtaining education
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This months cold bustry weather has checked travelling
in no slight degree and steamboats, arrive and de-
part with scanty load Of passengers
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DELIGHrrl UMAEn REsoRr.-A large hotel is TO be
erected, intended place of resort of
the aThousaDd Islands" of the ST. Lawrence.
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March = eodlm
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THE HoTrLsThe nine months congressional recess -
trying temper and the exchequcr of land
lords The National Hotel is shortly viii be, for rent
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NO.s3l
q. Short E olitiikhSsthiaf.

My BREEFHRISo, | will take for my text
the same which was preached unto you by
my brother, at Brandon, Mississippi, or which,
YOU all have doubtless heerd: aAnd lie
played on the harp of. thousand strings
sperrits of just men made perfic.n
My brethren, there is as MANY strings IN
politix as there is to lyre-an q good mapv
liars to eny most every string then their
amt but one on 'em ali that rings out the
music of The union to which every true pat
RIOT had ought to keep step-for .he played
on on 2 hap Of thousand strings, sperrits of
just men made perfc."
Fnst there's the KNOW NOTHING His
name expresses the amount Of his informa-
ton, but it don't convey an idee Of his re-
sources. Hes the most extraordinary ami.
NAL in the show-he is for and against =
variety of topics: he's temperance and he
drinks he's for the Maine law so pervided
lie can violate it he's fur and against fusion
hes an abolitionist and he amt an aboli-
tiohist; he's here and he's thar. and he will
be no WHARF in November--for "he PLAYED
on harp of a thousand strings, sperrits of
just men made perfic."
Then there's the polittikle cobbler, going
round like a roaring green bay Jackass, seek
ing where he may humbug gsomebody. Hes
all the colors of the rainbow and more chan
geable than the Camelia Joponiky. He is a
wing and anti-whig, and know nothing and
ant.know nothing, for furriners and apin
furriners, for every body and agin every
body but principally long heeled, woolly
headed, ranting, raving niggerist and abolfi-
ZIONIST and disunionist--"for he PLAYED on A
harp of thousand strings, spefrits of lust
men made perfie." -. -
Then thar's the straight out whig re-
spectable sort Of character in contrast with
the preceding, who represents the fusionist.
He don't want to see the Union DESTROYED.
but he knows he can't help it if he runs on
his own hook-and he plays on a harp Of =
single string, but his execution is imperfect.
Then, thar's the liberal and the genuine
old fashioned democrat They don't ro
whirling round in circumbendibusses; they
amt afraid to speak right out in mceting.-.
They amt afraid of nobody nor. nothing
they carry their Union flag aloft; they 90
torpersonal freedom, for popular rights, for
justice to all men and all parts of the coun-
try; for light instead of darkness; for open
discussion instead of midnigh. cabal; fer
self-government and not for olgarchy; and
they go in to win, for their instrument is tun.
ed with popular feeling--and they play ON
harp of a thousand strings, ard every string
an honest principle.-Boston Post.
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5elfrtrh pnrtrg.
Amsficaas, RaIIgl.
NJ Nus. 1. vinolNrA TaENoH.

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'Soss 2, ine osa,es oe~"fe ene 'y'' itia'
',iar. Y sn, mu.,''r' p.ep nau '0"'
so'nhs' UP ,'ko ''e oo'''.s sV,rn
h0arse o. ihe nu,1leaue '""' W o''0u'
in Paes 'ar 1s 'n""su1s
m'nu'e u't guns % o"'." pos'"
nro.sn ir .ne 'ss'' a., -. :,
;oo"naS .'i,.s.'s - -, nv -,
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"Asoa, - 80 -
-. .'o .. .i, -
= ~ lie. - hm'.''""' -. Aesp
,s.yt.s,''' sono - o1s - ~. ss - I. SO;
SON, Of the soill a barrier stauncl, ~ y.
.Breastine the alien avalanche, 81 a
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Ah bitioa 7gaob1s.

AMBITIoN alhe last infiruity of noble
minds is the infirmity of very second rate
order of nobility, and is but poor account
Of the career Of any remarkable man. Men
OF real intellect do not set ont into life with
a fixed idea, of conquering greatness for
themselves. It is greatness rather which
finds them, taken often no little pains to seek
them out. Every man, as he passes into
manhood, has work rhurst upon him as he
is able to do it; and the able man finds him
self, as a matter of course, dragged up, he
knows not how, from thing to thing, from
step to step, employment after employment
forcing itself into the hands best competent
to deal with it; till at last he is on the sum
init Of the ladder, and the world ,noraIizes
on his ambition. Ambition! The highest
step Of that ladder in Wolsey's time was an
indifferent place TO be ambitious for. There
was usually but one step more from it to the
flooring Of tho scaffoId. The Anne Bo.
leyns may be ambitions, but not the VOL
seys. .e.5 81