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Sixth Ward-All that part of the West Division which lies south of the centre of Van Buren street, and east of the centre of Jefferson street, continued to the South Branch of the Chicago River.
Seventh Wurd-All that part of the West Division which lies south of the centre of Van Buren street, west to the centre of Jefferson street, continued to the South Branch of the Chicago River, and east of the centre of Morgan street, continued to the South Branch of the Chicago River.
Eighth Ward-All that part of the West Division which lies south of the centre of Harrison street, and west of the centre of Morgan street, continued to the South Branch of the Chicago River.
Ninth Ward-All that part of the West Division which lies south of the centre of Fourth street, west of the centre of Curtis street and Aberdeen street, and north of the centre of Harrison street, including also the territory lying south of the centre of Van Buren street west of the centre of Morgan street, and northi of the centre of Harrison street.
Tenth Ward-All that part of the West Division which lies south of the centre of Randolph street, east of the centre of Curtis street and Aberdeen street, and north of the centre of Van Buren street.
Eleventh Ward-All that part of the West Division which lies south of the centre of Fourth street, east of the centre of Curtis street, and north of the centre of Randolph street.
Twelfth Ward-All that part of the West Division which lies north of the centre of Fourth street, con- tinued to the North Branch of the Chicago River.
Thirteenth Ward-All that part of the North Division which lies north of the centre of North avenne.
Fourteenth Ward-All that part of the North Division which lies south of the centre of North avenue, and north of the centre of Division street.
Fifteenth Ward-All that part of the North Division which lies south of the centre of Division street, and north of the centre of Huron street, continued to Lake Michigan and to the North Branch of the Chicago river.
Sixteenth Ward-All that part of the North Division which lies south of the centre of Huron street, con- tinued to Lake Michigan and to the North Branch of the Chicago river, and north of the centre of the main Chicago river.
HACK ORDINANCE.
The prices to be charged by the owner or owners, or drivers of any hackney coach, carriage, or vehicle, for the conveyance of passengers, except omnibusses, for hire within the city of Chicago shall be as follows, to be regulated and estimated by the distance on the most direct routes, namely :
For conveying a passenger from one depot to another, fifty cents.
For conveying a passenger, not exceeding one mile, fifty cents.
For every additional passenger of the same family or party, twenty-five cents.
For conveying a passenger any distance over a mile, and not more than two miles, one dollar.
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For each additional passenger of the same family, twenty-five cents.
For conveying a passenger any distance in said city, ex- ceeding two miles, one dollar and fifty cents.
For each additional passenger of the same family or party, when the distance is over two miles, fifty cents. For conveying children between five and fourteen years of age, half the above prices may be charged for like distances; but for children under five years of age, no charges shall be made : Provided, that the distance from any railroad depot, steamboat landing or ho- tel, to any railroad depot, steamboat landing or hotel, shall in all cases be estimated as not exceeding one mile.
For the use by the day of any hackney coach, or other vehicle, drawn by two horses or other animals, with one or more passengers, eight dollars.
For the use of any such carriage or vehicle, by the hour, with one or more passengers, with the privilege of go- ing from place to place, and stopping as often as may be required, as follows :
For the first hour, two dollars; each additional hour, one dollar.
Every passenger shall be allowed to have conveyed upon such vehicles without charge, his ordinary traveling baggage, not exceeding in any case one trunk and twenty-five pounds of other baggage. For every ad- ditional package, where the whole weight of baggage is over one hundred pounds, if conveyed to any place within the city limits, the owner or driver shall be permitted to charge fifteen cents.
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COUNTY ORGANIZATION.
Cook County Court Hi nise.
County Officers.
County Judge-James B. Bradwell ; court room, No. 3 Court House.
Clerk County Court-Edward S. Saloman ; office No. 4 Court House. Deputies-Henry Roesch, Charles K. Herrick, Norman T. Gassette, Joseph Pollak and George W. Wheeler.
Deputy Sheriff attending County Court-Homer B. Galpin.
Public Administrator-Julius Rosenthal ; office, Nos 38 and 40 LaSalle street.
County Treasurer-Jesse M. Allen ; office, No. 13 Court House.
County School Commissioner-John F. Eberhardt; of- fice, No. 117 Clark street.
County Surveyor-Alexander Wolcott; office, No. 14 Court House.
State's Attorney-Charles H. Reed; office, No. 94 Dearborn street.
Sheriff-John L. Beveridge; office, North basement Court House. Deputies, J. B. Fitch, residence 89 W. Pearson street ; FliR. Lewis, residence W. North- field; Charles G. Ayars, residence Lake; T. M. Bradley, residence Lake View ; Philo J. Beveridge, residence Evanston ; Homer B. Galpin, residence 19 Walnut street; Gustav Fisher, residence 707 N. Wells street. Clerk-William B. Vaden, residence 147 Dearborn st.
Bailiffs (Superior Court)-Edwin Longley ; (Circuit Court)-Herman Sharemberg, residence Harlem ; John H. Cruver, O. G. Thompson and I. H. Myrick, residence Lyons ; (Recorder's Court)-H. M. Merrill, residence Lombard block; Henry Brandt, Asa Wil- liams, B. B. Tuttle and A. Probsthan.
Turnkey County Jail-Conrad Folz, residence North avenue, corner Larrabee street.
Night Watchman-George Glassner, Court House.
Board of Supervisors for 1867.
E. H. Aiken, 10th Ward; Edward Albert, 14th Ward ; Phillip Apfel, North Chicago; John Allen, Elk Grove; Conrad Battenhaus, Orlund ; Lambert Blum, New Trier; Nath. J. Brown, Lemont; F. Burkhardt, 6th Ward; Chas. F. Chilson, 1st Ward ; Chas. H. Dolton, Thornton; W. H. Dunton, Wheel- ing; R. J. Edbrooke, Jefferson; Jacob Ehrhardt, 12th Ward; Chas. B. Farwell, 2d Ward, William Fries, Schaumburg ; Edward Foster, Lake View; George W. Gray, 3d Ward; J. R. Gore, 4th Ward; Christopher Guderjahn, 5th Ward; John L. Gerber, Lake; H. H. Gwin, Palos ; D. S. Hammond, Han- over; Henry Harms, Niles; W. O. Heacock, 8th Ward; H. M. Higgins, Hyde Park; Simon W. King, Asst. South Chicago; Julius Kuhrt, 16th Ward; Wm. Kott, Bremen; Charles Lodding, 7th Ward; Adam Miller, Rich; George W. Newcomb, 9th Ward; I. H. Pahlman, Palatine; C. G. Push- eck, Proviso; Stephan Pennoyer, Leyden; Jos. P. Ross, 11th Ward ; H. S. Rexford, Worth; Geo. W. Reynolds, Evanston; Charles Sauter, Bloom ; Ben- jamin Sanders, Calumet; H. C. Senne, Maine; Samuel Shackford, 15th Ward ; Phillip Steinmueller, Asst. North Chicago; Davis Studley, Northfield; George E. Timme, Cicero; Samuel Vial. Lyons ; Andrew Wemple, Asst. West Chicago ; E. J. White- head, South Chicago ; Joseph Wilde, West Chicago; H. Willmarth, Barrington; Eber Woodruff, 13th Ward.
COMMITTEES FOR 1867.
Judiciary, G. W. Gray, Chas. F. Chilson, E. J. Whitehead, Geo. W. Newcomb and S. W. King.
Finance, Samuel Shackford, H. S. Rexford, Jos. Wilde, C. B. Farwell and Geo. E. Timme.
Town Accounts, F. Burkhardt, C. Battenhaus, J. L. Gerber, H. C. Senne and Phillip Apfel.
Jail and Jail Accounts, Henry Harms, C. H. Dolton, Wm. H. Dunton, F. Burkhardt and Chas. Sauter.
Roads and Bridges, H. S. Rexford, S. Pennoyer, Phillip Apfel, C. Guderjahn and David Studley.
Equalization of Taxes, Samuel Vial, H. M. Higgins, H. C. Senne, E. H. Aiken, George W. Gray, C. G. Pusheck and J. L. Gerber.
Public Buildings, J. H. Pahlman, Chas. Sauter, W. O. Heacock, N. J. Brown and Edward Albert.
Poor House and Paupers, R. J. Edbrooke, Jos. Wilde, H. Wilmarth, Chas Lodding and Geo. W. Reynolds. City Relations, Phillip Steinmueller, Julius Kuhrt, Wm. Kott, Jacob Ehrhardt and Edward Foster.
Miscellaneous Claims, C. G. Pusheck, Benj. Sanders, L. Blum, A. Wemple and John Allen.
Licenses, L. Blum, H. H. Given, Adam Miller, W. O. Heacoek and C. H. Dolton.
Education, E. J. Whitehead, C. B. Farwell, H. M. Higgins, C. F. Chilson and G. W. Newcomb.
Hospitals, Eber Woodruff, Wm. Freize, J. P. Ross, E. H. Aiken and J. R. Gore.
Justices of the Peace.
Chicago, Jacob Schoenwald and Thos. B. Brown; Hyde Park, Asahel Otis, Ithael S. Richardson, Samuel Brooks and Chauncey Stickney; South Chicago, Isaac L. Milliken, Calvin D'Wolf, Jasper A. Hoising- ton, James Winship and Henry Arnold; North Chi- cago, Wm. Stickney, John S. Quinn, Peter L. Hawk- inson, G. J. Dresser and Owen Dougherty ; West Chicago, A. D. Sturtevant, Charles E. Moore, Au- gustus Kovats, Andrew Enzenbacher and George A. Sitts; Lyons, Charles Engelhardt and John Brown; Evanston, Obadiah Huse and George M. Huntoon ; Cicero, Henry Loewe, William Neff, Terrence Mc- Donald, Alfred Randall and Elijah W. Howard; Niles, Thomas Brown and Henry Harreck ; Jefferson, Brockman Hopkins ; Lake, F. A. Howe; Bremen, John Thorwarth and Benj. Cool; Bloom, Charles Sauter and John McEldowney ; Worth, D. O. Robin- son ; Hanover, George Struckman, David Longley and O. K. Hubbard ; Maine, Henry C. Senne ; Cal- umet, A. B. Wheeler and George Luechtemeyer ; Palatine, Rollin S. Williamson and Garrett H. El- frink ; Proviso, Henry Soffell and Augustin Porter; Leyden, Henry Rosenberg, George Dunlap and B. L. Hopkins; Lake View, F. W. Lowell, S. H. Kerfoot, Jacob Schiesswohl and H. C. Brown; Schaumburg, John Batterman and W. Sporleder ; Northfield, Ores- tin Shephard and John Cammack; Kich, Jonathan Marsh; Barrington, Oscar Lawrence; Elk Grove, Matthew S. Curtiss, D. W. Pettibone and William E. Higgins ; Lemont, Lucius M. Lull, Alexander Reid and Daniel C. Skelly ; Thornton, Andrew J. Hewes
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and James Hart ; Orland, Henry Lann and William Jackson; Wheeling, Daniel T. Wood and J. W. Walton; Palos, James B. Shiels ; New Trier, Mi chael Gounley and John Schildgen.
.Police Magistrates.
North Division, Charles Drandorff; South Division, John Summerfield ; West Division, Alvin Salisbury. Town Clerks.
North Chicago, Henry Jahns ; South Chicago, Gus- tav Freysleben ; West Chicago, Moses Gray ; Bar- rington, J. W. Kingsley ; Bloom, W. J. McEldow- ney ; Bremen, John F. Cagne; Calumet, G. Van Der Syde ; Cicero, John J. Malony; Elk Grove, Lucius Skinner ; Evanston, E. A. Clifford ; Hanover, Peter Sharp ; Ilyde Park, H. C. Work ; Jefferson, J. F. Merchant; Lake, Charles G. Ayars; Lake View, W. E. Dye; Lyons, S. B. Moody ; Lemont, William S. White ; Leyden, F. T. Brooks; Maine, Enos Scott ; New Trier, George Schafer ; Niles, George Klehm ; Northfield, C. H. Ceperly ; Orland, F. Dickson ; Patatine, Simeon Borbor ; Palos, Wil- liam Schulze; Proviso, Ph. Bohlander ; Rich, Cord Stege ; Schaumburg, H. Bohlwing ; Thornton, Ste- phen Crary ; Wheeling, G. H. Fellows; Worth, Dan. O. Robinson.
Commissioners of Highways.
Barrington, Thomas McDonald ; Bloom, Claus Jergu- son : Bremen, Henry Prinkman ; Calumet, Corne- lius Kurper ; Cicero, Joseph Kettlestrings and S. P. Simonds; Elk Grove, Frederick Tonne; Evanston, Merrill Ladd ; Hanover, S. W. Walabaum and A. R. Hubbard; Hyde Park, James Wadsworth ; Jef- ferson, S. E. Jackson and William E. Sayre; Lake, William Lamb and G. G. Sutherland ; Lake View, Robert Clark; Lyons, George M. Fox ; Lemont, Dan- iel B. Murphy ; Leyden, Conrad Pflush; Maine, Michael Hoffmann ; New Trier, John Vollman ; Niles, Henry Hauer ; Northfield, William Schafer; Orland, C. Burkhardt; Palatine, F. Harmoning; Palos, Jeremiah Lyons ; Proviso, F. Weiss; Rich, Fried- erick Harms; Schaumburg, Henry Beistner; Thorn- ton, Henry Stickman ; Wheeling, Jacob Schmahl; Worth, Ferdinand Daemicke.
Collectors.
North Chicago, William S. Swan ; South Chicago, Howard W. Phillips; West Chicago, Jacob Gross ; Barrington, G. W. Robinson ; Bloom, Theodore Wiederhold; Bremen, C. Schmidt ; Calumet, Thom- as Wilcox ; Cicero, John M. Rice; Elk Grove, Lu- cius Skinner; Evanston, John Fussey ; Hanover. George Struckman ; Hyde Park, E. S. Brown; Jef- ferson, William Myers; Lake, Jacob Bergmann ; Lake View, Mathias Honoley; Lyons, Leland Moody ; Lemont, Nicholas Blake; Leyden, William Kolge; Maine, Wilson Scott; Northfield, R. L. Ranney; New Trier, Paul Hurter ; Niles, John Mertes; Orland, C. Holsten; Palatine, R. B. Fos- ket ; Palos, James Malony ; Proviso, F. L. Weiss ; Rich, Henry Dunsing ; Schaumburg, John Hune- berg ; Thornton, Henry Zimmer; Wheeling, John Peter; Worth, Charles J. Poachman.
County Constables.
North Chicago, Mark Donohue, Albert Groeling, John Hettinger, Henry Siegel and John R. Walls; South Chicago, John P. Reiss, Charles T. Bogue, G. G. Chilcote, Anthony Otto and Benjamin Hendricks; West Chicago, Richard Clark, I'. O. Teeney, James HIall, HI. Bahe and Louis Herbet ; Barrington, G. W. Robinson and J. B. Covey ; Bloom, David Miller and J. John Switzer ; Bremen, Edward Steihl and IIenry Von Berg; Calumet, O. Roggeveen and Charles Elfeldt ; Elk Grove, J. H. Curtis and Frederick Kleunder; Cicero, John Kenney and John W. Lan- beer; Evanston, John Fussey and Max Seigle; lan- over, Valentine Orue and John Rabb; Jefferson, William Myers and John Primrose; Lake, I. Jolin- son and George Voigt; Lake View, Michael Simon and Baptiste Portman; Lemont, William S. White and John Scott; Leyden, Henry Rosenberg and Perry Tonner; Lyons, Cornelius Connell and John Kelly ; Maine, Gottfried Fulle and John Stockwell; New Trier, Matthias Pio and Heinrich Hartman ; Niles, Frederick Hertel and John Schwartz; North- field, William McCarty and John Stryker; Orland, Barnhard Gundermann and Charles Birchhart ; Pal- atine, Elijah French and B. Edgerton ; Palos, John Sullivan and Sam'l Spears; Proviso, John McLaugh- liu and John Fippinger ; Rich, William Hahne and
Frederick Lichmann; Schaumburg, Henry Robeke and Henry Redeker: Thornton, Charles Gardner and John Ecker; Wheeling, E. K. Beach and John Peter ; Worth, Charles L. Wilber and Conrad Rich.
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court of the United States.
The Supreme Court is held in the City of Washington , D. C., and has one session annually, commencing on the first Monday in December. Salmon P. Chase, of Ohio, chiefjustice ; Jas. M. Wayne, of Georgia, Sam- uel Nelson, of New York, Robert C. Grier, of Pennsyl- vania, Nathan Clifford, of Maine, Noah H. Swayne, of Ohio, Samuel H. Miller, of Iowa, David Davis, of Illinois, and Stephen J. Field, of California, associate justices ; Henry Stanberry, of Ohio, attorney general
Circuit Courts.
The United States are divided into nine Judicial Cir- cuits, in each of which a Circuit Court is held twice every year, for each State within the Circuit, by a justice of the Supreme Court, assigned the Circuit, and by the district judge of the State or District in which the Court sits. The State of Illinois is attached to the Eighth Judicial Court, which comprises the States of Indiana and Illinois.
U. S. Circuit and District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.
Hon. David Davis, associate justice of the supreme court of the United States, and presiding judge of the eighth judicial district; Hon. Thomas Drummond, judge of district court of the United States, northern district of Illinois; William H. Bradley, clerk of cir- cuit and district courts; J. Russell Jones, marshal , Augustus B. Cotes and Parnell Munson, deputy mar- shals; Jesse O. Norton, U. S. attorney, and L. H. Boutell, assistant, U. S. attorney, office, Custom House ; J. Tilden Moulton and Henry W. Bishop, masters in chancery for circuit court ; P. A. Hoyne, U. S. commissioner. Terms of the circuit and district courts-First Mondays in March, May, July, October, and third Monday of December. Terms of U. S. district court-First Monday in July and third Mon- day in December. Special admiralty term-First Mon- day in each month. Rule day in chancery-First Monday in every month. Return days of mesne pro- cess in admiralty in district court-First Monday in each month.
U. S. Commissioners' Court. P. A. Hoyne, commissioner, office, Custom House.
U. S. Circuit and District Court for the Southern District of Illinois.
Holds its sessions at Springfield on the first Mondays in January and June. IIon. Samuel II. Treat, judge ; John Logan, marshal; John E. Rosette, U. S. district attorney; George P. Bowen, clerk circuit court; G. P. Bowen, clerk district court.
Supreme Court of Illinois. .
This Court holds one session in each Divisionof the state each year, two judges being a quorum : First Division on the first Tuesday in November, Sidney Breese, Carlisle, St. Clair county, judge ; Noalı Johnson, Jefferson county, clerk. Second Division, on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in January, at Springfield, P. II. Walker, Rushville, Schuyler coun- ty, chief justice ; William A. Turney, clerk. Third Division, on the frst Tuesday in April, in each year, at Ottawa, LaSalle county, Charles B. Lawrence, Warren county, judge; Lorenzo Leland, Ottawa, clerk.
Superior Court of Chicago.
John M. Wilson, chief justice; Jos. E. Gary and John A. Jamison, associate justices ; Thomas B. Carter, chief clerk ; U. R. Hawley and John HI. Batten, dep- uty clerks. Terms, first Monday in each month.
Circuit Court.
Twelve Trial Terms, commencing on the third Monday of each and every month. l'lace of holding conrt, Court House, Chicago; E. S. Williams, judge : J hn Woodbridge, jr., master In chancery ; Charles HI. Reed, state's attorney ; William L. Church, clerk.
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County Court.
Terms, first Monday in each month. Place of holding court, room 3, Court House, Chicago; James B. Bradwell, judge ; Edward S. Salomon, clerk ; Joseph Pollak, probate clerk ; Homer B. Galpin, deputy sheriff attending.
Recorder's Court of the City of Chicago.
Terms, first Monday in every month. Place of holding court, 2d floor, Court House, Chicago; Evert Van Buren, judge; Charles H. Reed, state's attorney ; Daniel O'Hara, clerk; Chas. S. Lodding and Austin Doyle, deputy clerks. This court has concurrent jurisdiction in the county and city, respectively, with the circuit court and common pleas, in all civil cases, and all criminal cases, in the city only, except mur- der and treason. Each county has a county court, with jurisdiction to the same amount as justices of the peace, but their business is chiefly in probate matter.
U. S. OFFICERS IN CHICAGO.
Chicago Custom House and Post Office.
Custom House.
Hon. Walter B. Scates, collector and U. S. depositary ; W. T. Rockwood, general deputy ; C. L. Pullman and J. S. Reynolds, deputy collectors; James D. Hendrie, cashier; F. C. Russell, Walter Sherwood, E. P. Harris, F. Behlendorff and Peter Hart, clerks ; Wm. James, jr., and John C. Harrington, chief in- spectors ; F. C. Green, W. L. Stafford, O. E. Adams, T. S. Gillmore, J. Quirk, H. B. Hart, C. H. Baldwin, P. H. Sloan, L. Tiffany, J. F. Cosgrove, C. B. Throop, Geo. A. Smith, J. H. Rivers, C. Woollett, J. B. Nordham, M. Fr nk, P. G. Dick, Charles Turner, C. Thielman, Wm. P. White, J. A. Fitch, Geo. Wolf, Emanuel Engelstedt, F. W. Test and O. Curran, Inspectors.
Steamboat Inspection Office.
Alfred Guthrie, supervising inspector ; Wardel Guthrie and Thomas L. Humes, local inspectors.
U. S. Commissioner's Office.
P. A. Hoyne, commissioner.
Internal Revenue Department.
Orrin L. Mann, collector, office, Custom House ; J. C. Wilson and W. W. Bell, deputies; T. F. Swan, cash- ier ; Hugh McCulloch, jr., L. B. Young, A. Borton Hough, H. P. Whitney and DeForrest Van Vleck, clerks.
U. S. Assessors of Internal Revenue.
Offices, 133 Dearborn street, cor. Madison, 2d floor. Martin R. M. Wallace, assessor ; Albert Erskine, chief assistant ; Ruthven W. Pike, assessor's clerk. 1st division, State street to Lake Michigan, H. Plimpton, assistant assessor. 2d division, State to Clark, Ran- dolph to 12th, Wm. B. H. Gray, assistant assessor. 3d division, State to Clark, South Water to Randolph, Wm. E. Wait, assistant as-essor 4th division, Clark to Wells, South Water to 12th, Charles Feldcamp, as- sistant assessor. 5th division, Wells to River, South Water to 12th, Chester L. Root, assistant assessor. 6th division, all south of 12th, west of State, J. J. Jones, assistant assessor. 7th division, all south of Harrison, west side, Owen Stuart, assistant assessor. 8th division, all between Randolph and Harrison (west), Lu. H. Drury, assistant assessor. 9th division, all between Randolph and Kinzie (west), L. P. Hol-
den, assistant assessor. 10th division, all north of
Kinzie (west), L. Shaffner, assistant assessor. 11th division, LaSalle to river, south of Chicago avenue (north), Frederick Becker, assistant assessor. 12th division, LaSalle to River, north of Chicago avenue (north), Andrew Nelson, assistant assessor. 13th division. all between LaSalle and Dearborn (north), Moses Shields, assistant assessor. 14th division, all between North Dearborn and Lake Michigan, -- Burbeck, assistant assessor. 15th division, towns of Bloom, Bremen, Calumet, Lemont, Orland, Palos, Riclı, Thornton and Worth, Camillias Cox, assistant assessor. 16th division, towns of Cicero, Jefferson, Lake, Leyden, Lyons and Proviso, Geo. Dunlap, as- sistant assessor. 17th division, towns of Barrington, Elk Grove, Evanston, Hanover, Maine, New Trier, Niles, Northfield, Palatine, Schaumburg and Wheel- ing, August Diffendoffer, assistant assessor. 18th division, all between the river and Lake street, and between Clark and Wells, H. N. Heald, assistant as- sessor. 19th division, all between the river and Lake street, and Wells and the river, S. S. Hart, as- sistant assessor.
U. S. Marshal's Office.
J. R. Jones. marshal, office, Custom House. A. B. Cotes and Parnel Munson, deputies ; S. H. Tourtel- lotte and Spencer B. Webb, bailiffs; Adam Carey, janitor.
U. S. Agent for paying Army and Navy Pensions.
C. T. Hotchkiss, offices 20 and 21 McCormick's build- ing, corner Randolph and Dearborn streets.
U. S. Medical Purveyor's Office.
Dr. J. V. Z. Blaney, U. S. medical purveyor, office, 38 South Water street.
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FOREIGN CONSULS IN CHICAGO.
BELGIUM-J. F. Henrotin, 110 N. Wells street.
DENMARK-(Vice Consul) P. Niels Peterson, 12 Mil- waukee avenue.
FRANCE-(Vice Consul) U. A. Ravin D'Elpeux, 227 Michigan street .
GERMAN PRINCIPALITY OF LIPPE, SCHAUMBERG-Godfrey Snydacker, 60 LaSalle street.
GERMAN STATES-Francis A. Hoffmann, 37 LaSalle street.
GREAT BRITAIN-J. E. Wilkins, res. 42 St. Charles street, St. Louis, Mo., office, 30 Reynolds Block. ITALY-(Acting Consul) C. A. Ravin D'Elpeux, 227 Michigan street.
NETHERLANDS-(Consular Agent) Henry S. Haas; office, 161 Clark street.
SWEDEN AND NORWAY-Gerard Larsson, Marine Bank building.
SWITZERLAND-Henry Enderis, 45 Clark street.
KINGDOM OF PRUSSIA, GRAND DUCHY MECKLENBURG SCHWERIN, AND DUCHIES OF SAXE-ALTENBURG AN- HALT-DESSAU-COETHEN AND BERNBERG, acting consul of Schleswig Holstein-Henry Claussenius, consul, 4 s. Clark street.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Chicago Post Office.
Post Office west side Dearborn street, corner Monroe. R. A. Gillmore, postmaster ; Augustus S. Reynolds, assistant postmaster; T. L. Holbrook, chief clerk ; C. S. Squiers, cashier ; Washington Warren, local agent; J. H. Wickigir and G. B. Armstrong, special agents ; P. M. Clowry, superintendent; David Green, superintendent of distribution, carriers and delivery. West Station-Office, 201 West Randolph street, Fred- erick Rickcords, agent.
OFFICE HOURS-From April 1st to November 1st, 7% a. m. till 7% p. m. From November 1st to April 1st, 8 a. m. till 7 p. m. On Sundays, 8% a. m. till 10 a. m.
RATES OF POSTAGE - The postage on letters to be for- warded in the mails to any part of the United States is three cents per half ounce, pre-paid by stamps.
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The postage on letters dropped in this office, for deliv- ery in the city, is two cents per half ounce, pre-paid by stamps.
Letters to Canada and the British Provinces, ten cents per half ounce, pre-payment optional. Newfound- land, ten cents per half ounce, must be pre-paid by stamps.
Letters to the President of the United States, to any Cabinet officer, or head of Bureau, civil, military or naval (except official communications, written and franked by an officer responsible thereto), must be prepaid.
Regular newspapers and periodicals, not exceeding four ounces in weight, issued once a week, or more fre- quently, and sent to actual subscribers from a known office of publication, are chargeable each with postage when pre-paid quarterly in advance, at rates as fol- lows : For publications issued once a week, five cents ; twice a week, ten cents; three times a week, fifteen cents; six times a week, thirty cents; seven times a week, thirty-five cents ; and on the same scale an ad- ditional rate for each additional four ounces or frac- tional part thereof. On newspapers and periodicals issued less frequently than once a week, and sent to actual subscribers from a known office of publication, and not exceeding four ounces in weight, the rates of postage are as follows : For each publicatlon issued semi-monthly, six cents; monthly, three cents; and quarterly, one cent ; and on the same scale an addi- tional rate for each four ounces or fraction thereof.
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