American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-05
CITY lNTELLIGENCE.

Clean the Sa0'c from golT Placements. Now
| that old winter has begun in right good earnest
and at so short 4 notice covered the ground
with his snowy mantle, giving to us poor pen.
Sioners of an hour the strongest evidence of the
truth OF the old adage, ''that we know not
what day may bring torth''-we go to bed
at night leaving the silken canopy of heaven
studded all over with glittering stars, and wake
up IN the morning and find upon the ground
some six or eight inches of snow, or risa rersa
go to bed leaving snow upon the ground, and
rise i'll the morning and find the sun shining
beautifully, and the snow rapidly disap-
pearing under The influence Of its heating rays.
But we have wandered greatly, dear reader,
from the object we had in view when we com
menced this paIagraph-we intended to call
your attention to the propricty of having the
snow cleaned from before your doors; or If YOU
like it better the other way--the Improperly
Of leaving the snow upon your pavomens one
minute after it has ceased falling. We can al
ways tell whether man has the milk Of HUI
man kindness in his bosom, by looking at his
pavement after snow storm; the pavement is
we'll cleared and ashes or sand sprinkled over
it to prevent all pedestrians from getting hist
speaking of histS reminds us Of one we got
last evening, or as the author of Charcoal
Sketches" would say, it was a quantity of hists
all in one. We were in chase of an ''item, :"
and in passing the corner of Baltimore and Cal
vert streets we got that hist; and such hist, our
heels flew up, and per consequence, our head
went down, and we had a beautiful sight of the
fireworks, "lree gratis, for nothing" But Sc
riously, do clean the snow from your pave
ments, if not for your own sakes, and that of
your fellowcitizens generally, do it for the
sake of the Corps of "City Reporters" whose
walking and perambulations about town,
amounts to pretty considerable in the course of
day We shall see what we shall see
Rerenue from the Markets. The revenue re-
ceived from the several markets during the
past year for rent of stalls, SC. was as follows
Centre Market, S7,995.67; Lexington, &c.
053.S6; Hanover, SO, lS.02; Fells Point, 81
0l7.25; Bel-Air, 81, 2el.7l; Richmond, S32 TO-
and Holns, $50; total revenue from all the
markets of the city, $50, 1851.
Runa,cGy. A horse attached TO milk wa
gon, took fright yesterday afternoon at the cor
her of Gay and Aisquth SITS and ran at the top
of his speed out Monument ST., when the wagon
came in contact with cart that was standing
in the street, oversetting the wagon and spill
inc the milk. The wagon was soon righted;
having received no damage, save the loss ofthe
milk.
Discharged Leopold Myer WHO was arrest
ed few days ago. charged with obtaining goods
under false pretences, FROM several of our mar-
chants, underwent an examination on Monday
evening, and was discharged; the examining
Justice not deeming the evidence sufficient 10
warrant his committal.
Coroaer's Inquest. An inquest was hei early
Yesterday morning, ii that celebrated part o.
Did Town known o louise Alley," over the
body of negro wo ran, nho had died sudden
~ from l.temp'mnce. The inquest was held
by Jacob y. Iaro, lsl,, Coroner, and the Jury
returned verdict in acc irdance with the
facts.
Comm ssioners Of Public schools. The new
Board Ui School Commissioners met Yesterday
afternoon at Their room at the Assembly rooms,
and organized BY the election # John !. Euro
ry, Esq, President; Henry S. 'Sauderson, El1.,
Treasurer; !. W. Tilyord Esq, Clerk.
f;ridend. The Fel's Point Saving Inatitu-
ton has declared half yearly dividend Of
per cent. payable Oh or after lAo 18th inst