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The New York herald., 1845-02-17
FOR SALE.
A pE FARM -,

swAe A BEAUTIFUL FARM, situated in the town Of
confirming seventy Of Rood nlabe and
land The House perfect order and
y arranged for large family Aaid Farm divided BY
post road running 70 New Rochelle and Marmsoqeck, and
out fishing The buildings are ali in good
order good sabng for twelve The
There churches within sapare Of mile Of said
Yosx and Aarem Railroad Williams Bridge which 10 with
in thfes miles of said premises There abundance
owner tn geat The distance from City HALF New
York sixteen miles Possession be had by the
April any information concerning said property
had ON the premises.
Also ad oinng said property, forty Of first rate Land
with Stone House with Barn and Sabs connected
advantages the above seventy
The SAID forty acrps will Be sold separately the Farms to-
gether tmaknu all ITO acres) to suit the rurchaser
fe3 I'm ~rc WIN. II. HICKS, No. 20 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1845-02-17
RHEUMATIC ILLS.

DR. CoyELs kiiEQMATiC PILLS are we'll known to
inanmaory chronic; and for proof Of the assertion
sk those suffering from this complaint TO read the fol-
New YoRK, December 10th, 1884,
DR. CovEI- -
Dear Sir-I in justice myself and suffering hu
manity let this opportunity without expressing my gsti-
tude you for Rheumatic Pills have been troubled Tor
long time with rheumatism, and have spent large sums o.
money wh physcans and have received but tring relief
This Fall was attacked very severey--t located my
shoulders and wrists, which sthe wreched situation
c.nnot describe. then commenced taking your Pills
received mmedes relef and nov entirely cured will
with say nosr VINO wsn i9t ini?rmaon WIN r
the trouble to call on ne Most respectfully youn,
G. w. PERKINS,
- 46o Pearl st, N. Y.
We will also refer Mr. Alexander WeIch as Nassau street
better known Sandy Wech Mr. A. Peteh 76 Broadway;
Captsa lnman Of Green aud Houston streets; and
hugtdosds Of others
a. Mosey, % John street. only Wholesale agent and
genu,n, his written signature red label
tchsd TO boxPce 50 cents box Also reasd in this
CITY AZ "a street, A. Hill 2Oa 0resnwich Dr. Coss 35
Avenue; Guion Of BoweIy and Grand; Moss sos and
Grand, and A. y. Wheeler, III ChsnyH jaH lmssc
The New York herald., 1845-02-17

LOOKING GLASS PLATES
JANLINE O5THEIMEk, Importers. No. 3 Bank street,
IL Philadelphia by arrivals, full
ment 9, Lo9inE Gls, Plates from BY to 70 BY M Polished
pee OF Toilet Glasses, specacles Snuff Boxes,
besar Csses together with variety Of other German and
Goods which they ofer the favorable
m RhZ
The New York herald., 1845-02-17

.t.sx FOR SALE-A valuable Farm, forming part OF the
act known Morisapia siioa'ed on the Harlem riyer
The county OF Westcheer, consisting o one hundred
land prope fenced and in COED order Upon
the Farm there commodous modern built Mansion House
gent mans residence There are ALSO npon the Farm
Farm Houses, and all out buildings Aso
valuable l and water power and orchard The said
Farm ACCESSIBLE from the city, being within nine miles
Harlem river The cars q the Aarlsn Railroad run within
half mile OF the hoase For And further particulars in
1uire b tween l3 and 8 p. Nj. of H. NJ. NORRIS,
if,sfr ptuea areefs seCO
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breast WIS covered with richly gemed decora-
lions. "Fiis BROW 1--WE here quote from Mr.
Mayer's description, written il lS42, "shadcd
with black hair somewhat sprinkled with
grey, 10 by no means lofty, but narrow AMI
bnlooth. His head, although rather small, and
TOO long for its breadth, has marked and
boldly defined outline, indicating talent and
resolution. His nose is straight and well
shaped, and brows knit in line over close and
brilliant eyes, which are said 10 flash with life,
when reused to passion. His complexion is
dark and sallow, and his temperament evident
y bilious. His moath is the most remarkable
feature. Its prominent expression when at
rest, is that of mingled pain and anxiety. In
perfect repose you would think him looking
on dying friend, with whose suiferings he
was deeply but helplessly sympathizing. There
Is no vndlctlyeness, torocity or i'll temper IN
his expression
In another part of his work Mr.. Mayer says:
"As we passed the front Of the National Pa
lace, from out of lis main porta! dashed fifty
galy comparisoned hussars, followed by
coach richly decked with crimsoncd velvet and
gold, drawn by four white horses, and driven
hy Yankee coachman. behind these dashed
fifty more hussars; while at the side of the
coach, six aids reined 10 their spirited chargers.
There is but one person in the vehicle Ills
dress is shat OF General OF Division, with
red lacings and gold cmbroideries He wear6
number of decorations around his mock, while
medal blazing with diamonds, voted to him
by the nation, rests GA bis bosom. HIS SWORD
handle is studded with diamonds, and his hand
rests on a diamond headed cane. He is unco-
vered, and az he passes bows gracefully TO your
salutation, you recognise the President OF the
Republc" Such was Santa Ana only L year
or two ago.
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GOD PRESERVE TOE POOR.


BY THOMAS A. EDGAR
h Cad, preserve the poor this cold and dismal day,
And cheer their lonely hearts and wipe their tears
away,
Aud be a trieEd to those who pine away in want,
And send some isod to they OF hagsard look and
galInl.
pi see ina lonely child that shverE with The cold
A. youGg and tender hcart-tlaI's wandered from
the fold,
TIE Tears turned ice that roll adowR her cheeks.
Aud her pale and hollow cheek her Misty hespraks
Her sunk and ieaden eye but tells n tale of woe;
Oh God, protect the poor for thou thcifgriei may st
hnow-
Aud he tou near them stIl, bless their humble lot,
Aud give content To those who comforts few have got.
And see that aged man, with white and faded hair
On, his craven look, his Wild and hagg ri stare!
tle asks You in Gods name some pity on him take.
And give to him some bread for Gods and mercy :
sake
Oh, feed the wretChed mHn thou child To riches heir,
And cheer the tainting heart, where grim pale want
doth stare,
Nor Hsk thou the why God hath on him trowned,
Aud bowed his manly spIrwitn sorrow TO the ground,
PerchaHce upon him the god of wealth hath
smiled,
Though starved his frame he Row. and he he sorrow 5
child:
His leau bursts with bitterness he fam would control.
On God, smile upon him aud cheer his lonely soul.
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BALTIMORE FIRE DEPARTMENT.-Impo
Report and Recommendation. The following
report, with the annexed draft of law adopt
ed by the standing committee of the Baltimore
United Fire Department, will doubtless be Pc
ruscd with pleasure by every sincere friend of
our gallant and efficient firemen az we'll as by
every orderly and peaccable citizen. If passed
into law by the Lcgislature--as no doubt it
will be-and rlgidly and impartially enforced,
we feel confident that it will put stop to
many of the scenes of riot and disorder which
have recently occurred.
Report. The undersigned committee in re-
ference to the resolution of the standing COM
nlittee, passed at the annual meeting, have had
the subject matter in serious consideration
Their committee view with pain and regret the
present position of the Fire Department before
an outraged and incensed community. Acts at
once philanthropic, generous and noble, in ema-
nation, are overshadowed by scenes of violence,
outrage, and enormty. In the recollection Of
the several members of this committee, the
time was, when the corporate companies sell
dom were, if ever, arrayed in serious hostile
that attitude assumed, and held beyond the
time Of any single fire, As the companies in
creased in strength, Certainly not in useful
messy so did it increase in violence and riot,
until the organization of the Baltimore United
Fire Department, which for time only, held
powerful check over the refractory. From
secure feeling on the part of delegates, and a
desire to effect by mild and persuasive means,
what otherwise could have been enforced by
fine and expulsion, causes of riots were never
examined, or if examined, such latitude was
given to witnesses, that it was impossible to
form a correct opinion as to the amount of
guilt of one or other company.
This committee, raised for the purpose of
examination, with power to suggest remedy,
by law or otherwise, beg leave to report
First-the common enemy of the iremen OF
Baltimore, is recognized and known to be the
organized parties of boys-rallying under the
names Of Rollers, Rangers, Gumballs, Cock
Robins, Butenders Screw Bolts, Sweats, Ram
pions, Fountain Rackers, sc.
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To rid the department of Il nuisance so on
tremeiy offensive, the committee present the
annexed law, framed by the Attorney General
Of the State, the enactment Of which by the
Legislature, should at once be recommended by
the standing committee.
Second:-Iho proposed law, and the law
passed Dec. session, 1881, chap. 1870, shon he
presented to the notice Of the Judges Of the
Baltimore City Court, with the mild but deter
mined request Of the standing committee that
all violations shall be visited with the sentence
of the law itself
Clothed as the hremcn now are, and will be
by the law proposed, it will be idle for the
members otany company TO present to the conf
mhnity any statement Of facts connected with
the proceedings Of members Of respective COM
paniGs at fires, or during the time of a riot
('i'his committee dsclaim alluson to any paric-
uar company Ii company permits habitu-
ally the appearance OF one or more persons
with lis apparatus while on service, that COM
pany (by the 22d resolution Of the standing
rules and resolutions ot'tho Department. is held
responsible for the acts of such persons, 'whctll-
cr the act was committed by its members or
not
1t becomes then the dnty Of every president
director and member of fire company to see
that no one not fireman, and moro particular
y minors, shall connect himself, under any
prc,cnce, with fire apparatus-cither going
TO, at or returning from fire or an alarm Of
fire, and eject quietly at FIRST, and by law after
wards, any minor vino will even dare enter the
doors of an engine house. On this latter clause
there is 4 laval it requires is to be enforced
make examples, and the cvi! complained Of
will be rcmeded.
In tho opinion of this committee, the spirit of
the organization Of the department call for L
fine upon any company offending agains. any
law, and should the offending company come
charged with guilt two or more times in any
one year, such company had better be visited
with the most exemplary punishment.
Finally, the responsibility of the standing
committee is great. He is sworn to discharge
his duty impartialIy--let no one of them charge
Il company with guiit without he is prepared to
prove the charge--when so prepared bring the
matter before the standing committee, investi
gate 1T thoroughly, make examples and permit
tt conduct Of no enc company to stigmatize
q s4sf rs. ]. l.. ID. GIL,
4. MiLTENBERGEl.,
SAMUEL 5. BRIGGs
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MING, FEBRUARY II, l845.

science and philosophy with religion, are IN.
deed an honor to the age in which we live
Away, then, with the absurd notion, that the
Sages of old Greece were wiser than those OF
ourown times. We live in happier perie OF
the world we enjoy greater advantages
surrounded with more comforts blend our phi
lesophy with the arts OF peace-combine our
morality with the hope ofa blessed hereafter
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by tho knowledge of scence, we may taste fell
CITY IN tine, and anticipate that Our felicity will
he immortal tn eternity.
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WAKE SNAKE. A gentleman informs the
editor of the Marlbro' Gazette, that while get
ting ice few days since, a black SNAKE, three
feet long, was found moving actively in the wa
ter. This is curious, as the general opinion is
that snakes remain in torpid state during cold
weather.
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DNI,lsNBItI, ft1' l-l'l, 10 10
10 the President of The baltimore United Hrt
Departments SlR.-Ata meeting Of the Stand
ing Committee of the Baltimore Uuitcd Fire
Department, convened on Tuesday evening,
It'll inst, for the purpose of taking into con-
sdcration ard devislng the best remedy Tor the
evils consequent upon the disgraccfll riots by
disorderly minors and others, b., which the
peace of the city has been disturbed and the
character of the Fire Department materially
injured, as well as its efficiency checked, the
enclosed was passed by said body, and the un-
dersigned was instructed to present the same tie
the Fire Department in behalf of the Standing
Committee, with recommendation that it he
passed and transmitted to the General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland, praying its adoption
With great respect,
Your ob't servant,
JOSHUA VANsANr Pres't S. c.
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TIE RANDOLPH WILL CASE. The Peters
burg Intelligencer states that the jury III this
case have brought in verdict establishing the
will and codicl Of 1921, as the last will and
testament of John Randolph. An application
for a new trial has been made and is now
pending.
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KICKED Our. The democrats of N. Hamp-
shire have nominated Hon, John Woodward
for Congress, in place of the Hon. J. P Hale,
the present member, in consequence of his anti
Texas letter.
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shall be for the use of the beneficial fund Of
SAID Baltimore United Fine Department.
Sec. 4, .2nd be il enacted, That meeting the
purposes for " hitch this act was passed. VIZ to
prevent minors and disorderly persons from at
taching themselves about the several fire COM
panies in the city Of Baltimore, the court or
courts shall, in all cases, give liberal con-
struction to the several sections of this act
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ierfing small profits and constant employment To high
charges and but few patients. The best Pore ELAN
TEETH and purert GOLD used in all cases.
03- Extracting Teeth or broken Gngs day OF nght)
20 cents tel2 If
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SOMETHING New. They talk of forming a
society in N York to encourage ladies in the
wearing of yarn stockings in the winter season
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COURT OF APPEALS, w. SHORE.

ANNAPOLIS, [Nld.) Feb. Il, 1915.
No. 80 The Charleston Insurance Company,
vs.. James J. Corner and Thomas Corner-ap-
peal from Baltimore County Court, was COM
menced by 4. Collins Lee, for the appellant,
and r. johnson, for the appellee,
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II MD BNL1TNVhT3 NlffI1ItV4fb VVHT T.
SECOND CLASS CIR.
second class car will run
HSssEIissSss, -'1 daily except Sundays in con
gass1 bH-l.4r-A nGction with the A l.
Ia 3s-.tSSsafSlNTRAlN; leaving the Depot,
Pratt street, al O'Clock, A. VI. for Philadelphia
Fare in this car $3.50.
{IsL As this Car is put the line expressly TO &C
commodae those who cannot afford to pa! the resu-
lar price, they will be confined exclusively TO that car
for which tickets only be procured the Office.
d30 tPR] A. CRAWFORD, Agent,
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ITEMS OF News. A boy named Martin
ODonncll, aged years, died few days ago
at Jersey City, from commissions, after being
stupidity drunk the previous day. para
graph is going the rounds of the press, stating
that President Tyler will go out Of office $500
600 richer than he entered. We don't believe
it.-A young man named james II. Mcleod,
committed suicide in Philadelphia on Friday.
lion, Daniel Webster and his son Fletcher,
arrived in Philadelphia on Friday from Wash
ngton.--Thc St75 lost by MIR. Graham,
when the New York Tribune Office was
destroyed by fire, were found on Friday last
among the ruins minjured; his gold watch
was also found, but SO broken as to be use
less.--Eightecu clergymen have petition
cd the Canada Parliament for the remission Of
their fines, $500 each, for having voted at the
recent exciting election. Hyatt,
while drunk was frozen TO death last week at
Norwalk, Conn.--Gco. w. Hanna, a clerk
of the Messrs. Harris, at New Orleans, has
been arrested on charge Of embezzlhg mo-
ncy and forging drafts on ms employers for a
large amount.----Elon. John White, a mcm-
her OF Congress from Kentucky, has been no.
minated by the Governor Of that State as Il
Judge in the 18th Judicial strict.--The
snow is - feet deep in some places in Canada
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The SEIZURE OF THE ARGENTINE SQUAD
RON BY CAPT. VoRHGEs, OF THE U. S. FRI
GATE CONGRESS-. The Argentine (Buenos
Ayrcs) News of the eth Nov says: We are
gratiied TO learn that Commodore Turner, of
the U. s. navy, has disapprovcd in the most
formal manner the conduct of Capt Voorhees,
in regard to the Argentine squadron off Mon
tevideo; he having, on his arrival at that port,
spontaneously rendered to Commodore Toll
every satisfaction in his power.
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FOR THE WINTER.

II sce$u The Baltimore Steam Packet Com
Asssrpany from and after MONDAY NEXT,
10Th inst. will make but three trips
week between Baltimore and Norfolk until fHrthes
notice. Leaving lower end of Spears wharf every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at i o.
clock p. NJ, connecting with the Weldon ears going
South and Richmond boats next morning al O'Clock.
Returning will leave Norfolk and Portsmouth every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, mme-
dately after the arrival of the Southern cars arriving
i'll Baltimore to connect with the Philadelphia cars
next morning.
This Company being under contract with the les
Breakers to keep track open, calculate TO run feeu-
lar for the Winter as above.
did r. SHEPPARD, Agent
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{h9-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
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Baltimore in the United States, ON any subject CON
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

FOR ANNAPOLIS, E.ASTON y CAMBRIDGE
- eevsr@~ The Steamer MARYLAND will
VA ,y.~leave Baltimore on the following days,
mo for the above places, hom The lower
end of Dugan's wharf, her usual place of starting
For .4nnupolS-On every MONDAY, at O'Clock,
and return same day.
For annapolis, Cambridge and Easton-On every
TUESDAY, at O'Clock.
For .4nnGpohs-On every THURSDAY, at o'clk'
and return same day.
For .qnnapOlis-0n every SATURDAY, at o'clk,
and return same day
TO- She will 90 to West River and touch at Anna
polls, every Thursday. ,
laos LEMUEL 6, TAYLOR.
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VIRGINIA u. 5. SENATOR. The Senate of
Virginia has indefinitely postponed the resolu-
ton from the House, to go into an election OF
u S. Senator, 50 that the State will have but
one Senator until the meeting of the next lo-
gislature, The democrats, therefore, will have
a small majority ia the S. Senate which as
senbles on the 1th Of March, as in addition to
the vacancy from Virginia, there is one also
from Tennessee and one from Indiana, the Sc
nate of the latter State having likewise refused
70 go into an election. If elections had taken
place, the wings would no doubt have secured
both the Senator from Virginia and Indiana, as
that party has majority on joint ballot in the
legislature Of each State