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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-21
CLEAR THE WAY.


Once the welcome light has broken,
Who shall say
What unimagined glOr:es
OF the day.
What the evil that shall perish
In its ray?
Aid the dawning, tongue and pen;
Aid it, hope of honest men;
Aid it, paper, aid il type;
Aid it, for the hour it Is ripe;
And our earnest must not slacken
Into play.
Men of thought, and men Of action,
Clear the way.
10! a clouds about to vanish
From the day;
Io! the rights about 20 conquer
Clear the wayl
And a braZen wrong to crumble
Into CLAW.
With that right shall many more
Enter smiling at the door;
With the giant wrong shall fall
Many others, great and small,
That for ages long have held US
For their prey.
Men Of thought, and men Of action,
Clear the way!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-21
Nashville Leaf TObacco Market.

Market active for all tObaccos in good
order. We report sales to-day Of 135 hhds.
~ hhds. lugs at prices ranging from $3.50
also, and 93 hhds. low, medium and
good leaf at s.5.00d9.50.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-21

pastry in t;erces Zoe; half barrels 104c; kegs
lie; buckets 114c; prime in tierce &c.
BREAKFAST BACON-We quote at
lie.
BEEF ToNeUEs-We quote at $500 per
Dozen
DRIED BEEF-Ne quote new lie
SMOKED Pic TONGUES-Wequ quote at Coo
per dOz.
We noticed sales Of country bacon to-
day at 7sc for shoulders, 9ac for sides and
i0c for hams.
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Nashville Live stssa Na.Aet.

CATTLE-Scarce, with Sn.inproved de-
mand, all arrivals being snstshsd up on the
spot. We quote common 11d23e; butchers
stuff p d3!c; shipping Shafts.
HOGs-MaTket dull and declining. We
quote at 3sdjc, according to weight.
SLEEPING quote common at S1.50G
800 per head. Extra at 5d5ae per ID.
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Nashville flour and Grain ssarke..

FLoUR-Market dull as follows: Super
fine $500; Xxx $3.50; Xxx $3.50; choice
family SS-75d9.OO.
Corn MEAL-We quote at 75d77Je for
unbolted and bOlted in depot.
CoRS-We report sales of 5000 bushels
to-day at 75c, sacked and delivered in
depot.
WHEAT-Small sales to-day at S1.3O6
1.50 per bushel.
OATs-We quote at 63667c sacked and
delivered in depot. Northern seed oats roc
in store.
BRAN-We quote at S16d17 per ton,
loose, and so per ton in depot.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-21
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 20. Flour quiet
and unchanged; superfine s475a5-5O; family
S7.25aS.25; Y $6.00a6. so. Wheat steady
and firm and unchanged; Ohio and Indiana
S15Oa1.55. Corn mixed western firmer at
soc. Oats firm at 5Sa62e. Rye dull at Goa
92c. Provisions firmer and advancing.
Mess pork, new, S16a16.25. Bulk meats
shoulders 6ta6se; clear rib S3aS5c. Bacon
firm and active and in jObhing demand;
shoulders re; clear rib 9!c. Suga-cured
hams 13a14c. Lard &c. Coffee nominal
at 24a25e gold. Whisky dull and nominal
At 00aQ2c
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-21

A REVIVAL in the town of Amity, Iowa,
containing about two hundred inhabitants,
has resulted in the profession of religion by
nearly every resident Of that place.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-21

A BALTIMORE woman has taken
time by the forelock. Afew days since
she brought to the register of wills in
that city will made by her husband,
and which she desired to file for probate.
when did he die?" inquired the
sympathetic clerk to whom the docu-
ment was handed. "Why, bless you"
responded the woman, ''he amt dead
yet, but he gave me that pointing to
the will, and he drinks quart of liquor
every day, and guess" continuedsh
with laugh, hell play out in about
three months" The officer had no more
to say, and quietly filed away the will.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-21

\ sALOON-REEPER inDesMOines has put
over his door the following: "But when
thou prayest, enter into thy clOSet-not into
somebody else's rlm-shop.r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-21

A GOOD thing is told of the Bishop of
Montreal. 1t seems that the good Bishop
has prohibited dancing, and two officers,
wishing to obtain permission to dance the
polka at a military bali, danced it together
to show the Bishop how it was done. After
the exhibition the Bishop gave his permits
sion in these terms: you can dance the
polka as long as you please-with each
other"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-21
STRAYED.

CTRA1ED OR STOLEN-On Thursday
- night last, from Parrishs stable, South Col
lege street, a heavy-set bay horse, about 9 years
old, star in forehead, and about l51 hands high.
A liberal reward will be paid on the return of
the horse to the stable as above. mis- If
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New York General Market.

NEW YORK, March 20.-Flour dun and
lower; superiine western and State S5.5Oa
5.95; extra Ohio S6.2Oa7.4O; st. Louis
S6.30al1.00. Wheat heavy and lower; No.
2 spring Sl.46a1.47. Rye unchanged.
Barley unchanged. Corn more active and
a shade higher; new western mixed S5aSSc.
Oats dull at 60a62c. Coffee in moderate
request at 243c gold. Sugar firm. Pork
dull and nominal; new mess S16.I 25aI6.25
for spot; Sl6.05 for April delivery; middles
quiet; short clear middles 91c. Lard
opened frmer and closed heavy; prime
steam 9@a9sc for spot; 9sc for April delivery
9sc for May delivery. Whisky steady at
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New Orleans NEarAefa.

NEW ORLEANS, March 2O.-Gold 111s;
Sight par; Sterling 540a541 Flour
market dull; xxx S6.5Oa7.5O; family IS
a9.25. Corn quiet md easier, white 66a67c.
Oats quiet at G0a62c. Bran-none on the
landing; sales in warehouses az 81. Hay
dull; prime SIS. Mess pork quiet and firm
at SGD. Bacon firm; stock small at ia
&c for shoulders; clear nib 9sa92c; clear
93c. Sugar-cured hams dull at 1lsa12!c.
Lard dull; tierces 9a9sc; keg 9sa9fc.
Sugar dull; good common &c: fair &c; good
fair 74c; yellow clarified 9!c. Molasses
scarce; common fermenting 42sc; ceutrifu-
gal soc; rebOiled 62c; prime 73c. Whisky
dull at 93e for Louisiana; Cincinnati 81.
Coffee firm at 22a27ac. Corn meal dull
az ~ IN
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HACKMEN.


FTNO HACKMEN.-My carriage and harness
j for sale. j. KIRKMAN.
mhI2 If
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BANKING.
Third National Bank,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

W. W. BERRY, CHAS. f. HILLMAN,
JOHN KIRKSIAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL F. CARTER.
VNRAESACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
Business and Deals in United States Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
W. W. BERRY, President.
JN0. KIRKMAN, Vice-President.
SEPT 1y
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.
SORTS.

rNECKETS.-Special Office, 519 Chestnut ST.,
i St. Louis. S2.25 can be saved on fares to
this place from Nashville and the South, by ad-
dressing GEO. NJ. JACKSON, Agent.
mh2Itf
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, March 20.-Business was
irregular with commission houses and the
jobbing trade was only moderately active.
The market for cotton goods was quiet ex-
cept for fine bleached cOttOnS which has
been reduced by agents. For New York
mills, ElmwOOd and Utica NOnpareil shirt
ings the market is down to 1Sc; Nashua
brown shifting to 113c. Prints are in
steady demand and the best makes are firm.
Dress goods are in liberal request. WOOleGs
rule quiet. Shawls are less active. Hosiery
are in demand
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&c 90 TS................ 8
- %. .
Nashville and Chattanooga and st. Louis
Railroad, LIST mortgage, .............-..
Nashville and Decatur Railrce3 bonds, sec
Ond mortgage, Z
SOUTHERN BANK MOTIFS -TENSEssES-
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, March Colour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat steady at S1.45. Corn
easier at 62a6Ic. Oats-marxet steady az
50ajSc. Rye scarce and firmer at Sl.O5.
Barley duh and nominal. Mess pork
demand good at full prices; sales at SI5.jO,
closing as Sl6.523 asyed. Lard-demand
fair and market firm; steam s5c for spot;
Sc for March delivery; kettle 95a93c Bulk
meats-demand fair and market firm;
shoulders 5iaj5c; clear rib re for spot and
March delivery; sc for May delivery, clos
ing at Sc for spot; clear SIC. BacOn-de-
mand fair and market firm; shoulders ga
&c; clear rib S5agc; clear 95a94c, closing
strong. Whisky-demand fair and market
firm az 9Oc.
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s'H0W TO DO IT..

An Earnest Protest Against Prima-
rfes-The Convention System the
Best Plan to Secure Good Men for
Ofice-The Duty of the Country
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WANTED

>~~~~~4~~~-~~~->>~~>-~~>>>-~~~>>
UyAETED-An English lady of experience
w in teaching Music, English Branches,
German and French, which last She also speaks,
desires TO make an engagement for next fan.
Address until May 1, Box 81, Bristol, Tenn
mh2O Str
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-21

LONDON, March 20, P. M.-COnsOls for
money 92a925;; on account 81 33a924. United
States j-20s Of 20, 1891; of 1867, 109i;
1O-4O's IO3S; new IS, 1919; New York
Central, 06l; Erie, 40; preferred 65.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-21
Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, March 2O-Flour quiet and
unchanged; family SO. Wheat quiet and
unchanged; white S1.45; amber S1.35; red
S1.25. Corn quiet at zoe; mixed 6Tc. Oats
mixed Soc; white Coo. Rye 81. PrOyi-
siOns quiet. Mess pork firner at Sl5.75.
Bulk meats-shoulders 5sc; clear rib Sc;
clear Sc. Bacon quiet and unchanged.
Sugar-cured hams 12c; plain 10sc Lard
tierces Sc, kegs 0sc; sales on change yes
terday 1,5G0 tierces at % for spot andcash.
Whisky 9Oc.
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Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, March 2O.-Flour dull but
unchanged. Corn-demand large but firm
at 74a7jc. Oats quiet and weak at 5Sc.
Mess pork quiet and weak at SIG in store.
Lard-demand fair and market firm at GA
10Ic. BacOn-demand fair and prices have
advanced; shoulders T!a7ac; clear lib 9.a
9Sc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-02

The Congregational society will nave 4
festival in American bail, Friday evening,
Jan. 81.
The Blplists have placed 4 rev bell in
the tower Of their new church. The Con-
gre2ational and Universillst churches have
each one; 50 iorget,ul people will be pretty
sure to hc reminded of each returning Slo-
bath. Npw it We only had something To
meet the case OF our law people. the l.. d
would be served moro icccp;ably than lie
has been rcceauF.
There j, TO be a meeting Of our Safe
Agricultural Society in American hall neSt
Tuesday. Several speakers from different
parts of the state will. it is expected. be
pre- cnt.
Clarence Clark OF this village, while
tending shears in Halle, Frost & co.'s f.c-
tory, Dec. i.h, had the ends Of t,.o fingers
of his lc0 hand clipped on. This accident
is not only a great calamity To Mr.. Clark,
but sorfowful one To- the public here. lie
was fine player upon the violin, and it is
feared that he will not in future be able to
entertain Us upon that favOri @ instrument.
An Of our people deeply sympalhiae with
him in his mi,fortunr.
The Christina, celebrations by the Tn
ivcrsalists and Mcihodists hele the past
week, were worthy OF being long rcnicm-
hcrcd. At the Uuiversalist church, Rev.
y. c. IIodgdon ana Rev. ". II. Harris IN lde
very entertaining remarks; TIC choir, sew
crh young ladies' AID the young Misses Of
tho Sabbath school sang admirably. The
SuCIkinp By several of lbe Sabl,1ib SrhYpI
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south NarIlsbOro.


Tic Old church, 50 Tcccutly rcpaiHted
within aud without, j, G,lcd wiki as auX-
iou, a company Of planning parents, and as
happy q gathering oil children and youth,
a, often meet at one time. Il has been
years, long vears, since such AN occasion
Ia, been witnessed here. or even attempt
ell. I'VE have completed our plan. Snail
We fail o. was about the pulse Of The lead
c:, when the delegation from Dover arriv-
ed that afternoon. one thing the plan in
c'udcd, a refuge OF modest dis,rust, no
doubt, bat which experience will probably
dispense with in failure, VIZ; the use Of a
retiring room and curtain. II il usually
found that these only lessen the effect by
increasing friction. They did not need
them surely here. seldom have beginners
50 thorough preparation. Music aud rr1y-
eg~were followed b, literary exercises. in
which the destinations were superior.
both in selection aud Performance, much
beyond the AVERAGE two Or three being
unusually excellent; and the Rock Of
A-e,' va, neatly rendered, music and all.
Indeed, throughout the evening his Gca-
ture, carried by home talent entirely, nccd-
ed no mendin-. We noticed { bat Whenever
the lille people had part they were equal
to the brur; head sound, heart warm,
nothing wanting, yet nothing bold. Mr..
Dickerson made some remarks and read
an ORIGINAL poem, entitled THE Search for
SIrta C.aus,' which the ready resources Of
Wlrdso,ro workers enabled them to
pu, into such settings of music and decla-
nation a. considerably to enhance IS cf-
feet. Then came the Chrs,nas tree. or
course the eliminating point Of the en-
tertaiument was here. But this too,
was climaaeric. and when the various
beautiful and useful fruit had been pluck
ed from the tree "io be desired" there APP
pelrod a reserve force of tweuly.oue coast
ing sleds! an enterprise o. clerical hvtie
manufacture, on which were mounted
twenty -oHc bov-, in fancy, no i ubt, and
the evening Slid rapidly to close. The
strong points, we think, were in the apnro-
pridtencss OF the exercises, in its freedom
from any feature that might offend the
most fIsti1ious conscience, In the dnipt-
ness and dispatch, that closed soon after 10
+. NJ, and the progressive character Of il
exercises. Almost sombre at hr-t, the
shading frightened early to quiet cuiov-
mont which grew more and NOR, ro,i,iye
as the audience warmed to the tue spirit
aud mclning Of the hour. We should
like To call names, but might name some
which would seem uvidiOu,, SO we lust
subsiic
Martin l.. Lowe ha, exchanged The
farm known as the Briggs place for one
nolr FAYETTEVILLE owned Ev D,niol
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-02

by the efforts Of the ladies of this town
free reading room has been established
in Colo0y Block, which is supplied with
The daily papers an1 the best per odical
li'e'alure OF the day. The room is omen 10
all who choose to avail themselves n lis
privileges, the only condition imposed be-
ing that of good behavior. An adi,infp,,
room is devoted to unopjectnnable game.
and 1t IS hoped soon to establish n gym.
nasium. The idea is an excellent one and
worthy Of imitation.
There has been decided wol,ipr ~,
among the temperance people Of thi, town
oil tate and there is a prospect that active
ana elective measures will at once be tok-
en- to thoroughly enforce the law ooairs,
the sale of intoxicating liquors. Mea,inos
nave been held durin. the fall under tho
auspices Of the Keene Temperance IJniu,
oy winch public sentiment favorable In
'ue temperance cause has been created and
on saturday evening last meeting was
held at the Town Han which was nv far
tue largest anu most enthusiastic temper
ahce meeting ever held in town. Two
hundred and twenty citizens signed COM
pact, pledSing themselves to secure the en-.
lorcemenl OF the law against all offenders
unless they Immediately stop tho sale of
spurious liquors. The effort is to be made
IN no spirit or unkindness and an opnor-
tunity is TO be given for all engaged In the
trathc to discontinue It without resort 10
legal proceedings. From the character of
cillzens engaged In this effort and from tho
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-02
CONC RES&.

Congress was in session Just fifteen days
before it adjourned for the annual recess.
During hat time it passed hut ten bills, al
though 80 were introduced iuto The Sen
ate, and 9ij in the House. or this list l0l
were presented by the New England m cm.
bsrs. Those introduced 10y our Vermont
delegation are as lo.lows:-
In the Senato--BY Mr.. Morrill,. bill, pro.
vidiug for the resumption of specie pay
mcntS, and for free banking. Referred -
Committee on Finance.
Bill, TO provide tor the further cndlW-
m"nt aud support of national colleges for
tue Advancement of general, srirn,inc auJ
industrial education, and 10 establish ~
educational luud and apply a portion uI the
public lands to tho support OF pablo edu-
cation. Re erred 10 the Committee On L /.
ucatiOn aud Labor
Resolution. Ins,IuctiH2 The Committee on
Finance 10 consider the eXreliency Of le-
porting bill providing tor free hankin-.
and fprthe resumption Of specie payments,
10 take effect January /, 1919.
Resolution, instructIng the Judiciary
Committee to inquire into the state Of the
law respecting Tue discharge from priS N
OF persons committed thereto by the courts
oi The United S.ale|, and into the pXpedi-
ency OF provi Hug for furnishing to such
persons the means for their support.
BY Mr.. L imundS-Bill, for tle roller Of
SlIas II; Hodges. Reierrcdto the Commit
tee on Patents.
In the lIonse-By Mr. WiilaId-Biil for
the relief Of Ju'ia \. Suit. Referred to
The Committee on War Claims.
Bill, for the relief OF William ivers OF
Santa Fe, NJ. Rr!e"ed tathe Commit
BY NJ. Poiaud-Bll, for the relief of II.
n. Duunn, Postmaster at ClvcnliSh, VI.
Referred 10 Committee on Gains.
Bill To provide for the distribution o?
the money received under the Geneva,
award. Referred 10 Committee on Judi
ciarY.
Bill, to amend the act providing for the
collection Of abandoned property, aud for
the prevention Of frauds In i surrociiona.
~ d .Stricts. Referred 10 Committee on
judiciary.
Bill, l6r the relief Of Il. W. Clarke, POST
master at Bialt,cboro, Vt. Referred TO
Committee on Claims.
Btl,to increase the facilities FIR docking,
hltlling and repliring al the Washington
Navy iard$ Referred to mmi.lce on
Naval Affairs.
Bill, 10 establish post roads throughout
the United States. Referred to Committee
on Post Offices and Post Roads.
Resolution, iGstructing Committee on
Judiciaryto prepare and report such amend
menls as will simplify the pr ,ceedings and
rupi act.
by Mr., Hondoe-Brl, making an appro
nrialon + : the improvement of Swantyn
Harbor, VI. Referred to Committe on
Com tderce.
Bill, for the relief f Ar,nout Barnes.
Referred to Committee on War Claims.
Fnrty-six financial measures have been
introduce !, twelve Of which are helure the
Senate. Only small portion Of these look
toward resumption, and the tendency, so
far, is unqucstionably in favor Of moderate
expansion. \ bill presented by a Lous-
ana member provides for the payment Of
the Southern State debts IA harmless, but,
at the same time rather an Improbable,
manner Of diversion for the gentleman and
his constituents.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-02

ing bv the wall with huge well trimmed
and lined buffalo robe from s,mowhcre
among those trees, hanging on his shoul-
dcrs. lie docs not advocate pride Of dress,
yet lie evidently eyed very complocenlly
that article Of supCr-ornamental apparel.
This fact, in connection with certain Gimp
ses Of flcccc.lined gloves shed down from
the WardsborJ tree the evening before, in
duco the conviction that the search FOR
Santa" has not been wholly unrewarded.
We could act help remarking rs we saw
the people gathered here, old and young,
evidencing 50 good degree of unity, in
tellgcIco and enterprise, that IL only the
right candidate 10 become their pastor were
now present, be would be pretty sure 10
stay. Comparing in mind the two eve
nings, we found cXccllcrcics Of the two
siuguariy balanced, though wholly DIFF
iereut. In fact two more thriving com
munities Of ike population and wealth,
one might 90 far to lind especially in the
to- rapidly thinning hill Towns Of Vermont.
!Icle, as everywhere, the iallying centre
Of spcill growth IS, aud over has bccu and
must be, the Christian Church and Sab
bath aud common schools.
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TIE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Tie Havana newspapers are very Sc
we're upon the Americans in view OF the
sink NJ or the Virpinius.
Tho stochho'delSo OF the Ttchhui. rail-
road held Il special meeting in Bottom Tues
day, at whsch thcy authorized the leasing
Of the Vermont ard Massachusetts railIoad
for 900 years.
The new French minister at Washing
ton Is to he Amadie Bartho!ii, who is a
CslNluG ~uu ~ uo :, ipg1rucu rs one OF
the abest lncmher. Of the French dlp,o-
malc corps.
AT ST. Louis, on Christmas, Michael
Seanlon beat his vile to death. Aaer per-
peiratiu- the decd. tie murderer crolly
locked hi, five children IN the house, charg-
ing them undcrnu circumstances To tell any
one of the murder, and fed. Later in the
day, he was arrested and put in jill.
Admiral Polo, the Spanish minister at
Washington, has obtained tiSnc;ory prof
that expeditions are now tein4 fitted out
at Baltimore aud New Yoi! to reinforce
the Cuban Insurgents, aud our government
will place au embargo upon their setting
sail.
NV a. T. HJIl-, PASTOR q lNc l MIA
ran church In Grccaf2d, Mass, was in
vitcd TO The presidency Of Antioch College,
Ohio, but declined, pre'errina to remain
with his present change.
Coy. Dix Of New York has appointed
judge Davis CHIEF justice of the frat de-
wtimcnI Of the supreme court, in place Of
Judge lngrshanl, who Iclircs January l.
The acceptance of tho lease or the Ver-
mont aud Massachusetts Railroad Company
20 lhc Fiichburg will require the largest
meeting o the stockholders Of bo.h roads
ever held. On The part of the Fiichburg
100000 Of stock must be represented,
and on The part Of the Vernon, and Massa-
chuScIts 81 ,430, 900 of stock.
To day, January l, 1874, New York city
receives large and valuable New Years
gi0, consisting of the towns of Kingsbridge,
MoiriSania and West Farms. The town OF
Moriisania will be known rs tho 231 Ward
Of the city Of New York, and the towns of
West Farms and Kingsbrldgc as the 2ith
Ward