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On and after A Ri 5tl, 1875.
TIE St, PAUL s SIOUX CiT7 RAIL ROAD
IN CONNECTION WITH THE
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
RAILROAD,
VIiLRUN
Elegant Drawing Room and
SLEEPING COACHES,
Owned aud controlled by the Company,
Through without Change
st. Paul and Council Bluffs and
| Omaha.
This train will leave st. Paul at 2:30 p. M.
Daily, Sundays except d, arriving at Mankato
| 7:3O .. M. Sioux City 4:3O M, Council Bluffs
At 9:i5 p M, and Omaha at $40 a. M.
Ten Hours inaAdvancs Of all other Routes,
Making Close Connections with the
Union Pacific Rnilvoy,
CHEYENNE, DENVER, OGDRN, SALT
IAKE CIT; SACRAMENTO, SAN FRANCES
co, and PORTLAND, OREGON.
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ALSO WITH
Kansas City, St. Joseph &
Council Bluffs Rail-
road, for

NEBRASKA CITY, ST. JOSEPH. ATCHlN:
SON, LBAVEN WORTH, KANSAS CITY,
FORT SCOTT, GALVESTON,
And al points in the Southwest.
Returning, will leave Omahs at p. m. and
Council Bluffs at 4:3O p. m, reaching Sioux
City at $50 y. m, Mankato at Gao q. M, and
st. Paul at 1900 nj. Time, IS hours: max
ing this
Zen Hours the Shortest and only Direct Rou
Between the points above named.
Passengers from Minneapolis will take tie
2:55 y. m train on the Mimi Il St. Louis
Railway, which makes direct connections at
Merriam junction with the "Olnaha Express.
Tickets and further information can be pro
cured from CHARLES THOMPSON, Ticket
Agent, NJ W. Corner Third and Jackson sts.,
81 Paul, aud Mt the D pot foot Of Jackson st.,
and from col JOHN W. HENlON. Ticket
| Agent under the Nico!let House, Minneapolis
~. James Accommodate -
| T. ayes St Paul at 9, III , and arrives at st.
Jarncs ut p. III. Returning, leaves st. James
II 3:a5 a. m, and arrives at st. Paul at p. m. /,
Sundays exc pied
| j. w. BISHOP, General Manager
| JOHN r. LINCOLN, Superintendent.
&c. BOYDEN GcaeIal Ticket Agent.
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All Eastern and Southern Points.
AND THEGREAT NORTHWEST

Connecting in Chicago with all Eastern and
Southern Lines
Chicago Depot-Corner Canal and West Mad
ison streets Horse Cars and Stage Lines for
all part Of the city constantly passing.
Chicago City Offices 81 ana So Ciark-st.
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CbiC3G Northwestern R.R,

Pas. s,. for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
C.eyel nj, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Mon
tread, Ouetse, Portland, Boston, New York,
ph'iad @iphia, btt,in"'e, "a.shineton, SAINT
dan, Silt Lake City, nanrrr. Council Bluffs,
Marquette, Escgnala, Mcpasha, Madison, Chey-
enue, Omaha, Yankton, Green Bay, Miwau
kee aud al points West, South and East should
buy their tickets via CHICAGO and the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Ciepe connections ar. made at Chicago with
the Lax. -hor, and Michigan Southern, Mioli
u II Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Pt,sbnrg,
Frst Wsyn. and Cllicago, kankakes Line ard
Pan II Ede Routes, for all points Hast and
Southeast, ana with the Chicago and Alton
Al Illinois Central for all points South
Close connections ar also made with the
union Pacific 4. K. ut Omaha for all fur " est
points.
Cln-e concessions are made at junction points
| will trains Of all cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
| Tipe-e celebrated cars are run on all night
traii on ali the li,es OF tins read.
| This il tn. rxLY LINE running these cars be-
tween Chicago ard st. Paul or Chicago and
| Milwaukee.
| A, OMAR. our slceprs cnnnec: with The
| Overland l..p-rs OH the Union Pacific Rail
rod FIR al points west Of the Missouri River
! Among the
inducements Offered by this
Route
70 the trav ifrg pnbiic are all the modern i'm
p-ovesnYnss Rock and Gravel Eailaeted Track
Steel Rail-. Rock and Iron Bridg r, Parlor anC
Driving Room Law Coaches, Smoki & am
Longing Carr, westinghouse safety Al
IEra'.e-. Mii!rr's Pa:-nt s. ,ety Coupling anf
Platforms, Sped, Safety ard Absolute Comfort
Burning 1hrou4n 1svs Great 0sAtss.
ard operating over 1900 miles Of road, thi
company prraents 70 the traveller facilities thA
are not aud cannot Ie oftred BY any compsti
tor.
All ticket agents csn seli you tickets viz thi
route.
II you wish the bert travelling acc0mmO6a
TORS, yon will buy your tickets By this routs
and will TAX. no ot,ssr.
GARTIN HU0HITT.
General Superintendent.
W. H. 6TENNETT.
i General Passenger Agen
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Wovd to odUe1.tseT5. THE
y ANTI MONOPOLIST,
reaches Deer jcsy Asadssd Post Offices
N tie Stats, and goes to erery Grange
), Minnesota and ~s0ay - iosca and
Ws<oonss~ and Dukoto.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-24
RAILROADS.

Chicago, Milwaukee, St Paul
Railway.
The Great Through Line Between
CHICAGO,
NEW YORK,
NEW ENGLAND,
THE CANADAS,
All Eastern and Southern PoiHts.
AND THE GREAT NORTHWEST
Connecting in Chicago with all Eastern and
Southern Lines.
Chicago Depot-Corner Canal and Vest Mad
ison streets Horse Cars and Stage Lines for
all part Of the c.ty constantly passing.
Chicago CITY Offices 81 ana 63 Ciark-st
TIE Only Trough Line Between
cc:l:.gs, s lg .sss;ss s. Paul ala gasssaapas
It tr,.ye:s.s d iner country, with grander
scenery. and passes through more business CEN
tr.s and pleasure resorts Than any other North
western line. And the only Railway line tlay-
ersing the valley Of
4HE UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
And along the shores of Lake Pepin. Also via
Madison, Prairie Du Chen, McGcpgur, Austin
and Cwatonna.
Thus forming through lines between st. Paul
and Chicago
Through Palace Coaches and Sleeping Cars
OF the Best, and Track Perfect.
TConneotine At st. Paul and Minneapolis
with the several lines centering at those points
| st. Paul Depot-Cor. of Jackson and Levte.
City OfEce-llS East Jackson street, corner
| Of Third street
4. II. CARPENTER,
Gen. Pass. / Ticket Agent, Milwaukee.
| arrival and Departure
| of Trains.
Explanation Of reference marks saturdays
excepted Sundays excepted. Mondays
excepted.
Chicago. milwaukee & St. Paul R. R
Pass niger Depot, foot of Jackson street
Ticket and Freight ONCE, southwes, corner o
Third and Jackson streets. ]. A. Chandler
Agent, St. Paul.
TRAINS / LEAVE ARRIVE
WtnOna La Crosse
Accommodation, 900 mlsiO:5O p n
Through Eastern and
Southern Express, k7:lO p ml.6:a 10 n
Prairi. du Chen, Mil
waukee & Chicago
St Paul = Austin & St. =
Louis Ryprrss, 200 = nj 1000 p n
Au-tin Acconmoda-
ton, s,:55 q m;~li:so a \
St. Pau Il Minneapo-
lis Trains, 1880 IN $3.50 r
s. Paul & Minnneapo-
lis Trains, FLOP IN 100 I
, 1876-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS,
CHICAGO.

Tho ing J. L ntgsie Of tic Vcssts-Ownsr Towing
Company left hero scscra, for Cauulst river TO tow
ico yesso1s conlgnod TO icobouscs nt TINT pout...
The uiggo Jones Is taking on = cargo Of wheat at
tho Rock Island Elevator. Tho prop Caldwell WAS
lowed 10 tho Central Elevator yesterday to nna htr
cargo Of corr. Thu sclr Bells Brown left for tho
East shoro yesterday 10 get cargo Of lumber.
Ef8EWlfEnE.
Tho leo at Green gay IL waiting. THE Detroit
Tribune nays peoplo who secured front seats Mon
dny 10 witness tho opening Of navigation now offer
hem for sslc at rcdusod rates. 1te o1hib.aou l,as
been indefinitely postponed Tbs lanteru on tha
Thames lighthouse IL to be rntel IS fcet. Tho super
structure will be brick, and IL to 10 nnished before
navigation OPENS. .TAomaa Cartier, ght.kcepcr at
10 mouth of Tho 1.iver Ths'nes, Canada, h.s been
t1veu $50 by tho Department Of Marine for
ha,ng :, vessels caught !n tho iee IN
tchr was observed on tls reof fev miles north of
Waukegan. 4 terrtbs eoa was rolling, with east
Wind accompanied by aIeot, which frozs fast II
sans: A. no alts were % be .ssn, 4 l. now .ap.
vessel Ia supposed to bo tho blue el!a. - diapatcl,
recsied Frday evening by 1ov Uagley, Of MtchlHan,
from tho Superintendent Of tho b1ntt Canal stated
ihat the dan al beeu repaired md the locks puuped
out. lGAfy storm Was prevailing from The north
Hebt, mud Tho weather waa very cold.
, 1876-03-23
MARINE.


MARINE INSURANCE.
Though nun1ber Ut }aadInR Msatesn mhFns ID.
lion, making thsu1 virtually ths same M II they wers
but company, Jet thnre IL bn little danger that tho
rstts Of tn1rsnoe on cnrgoes kad bI1la will Ia higher
ths soason han iaAt Tho pool waa esa orRanlzo1 for
Tho purpose Of maintaining high rates than to cut
down expenses and to do sHsy with outside aRsnoes.
aoo lien tho ratea would undonbtstly be made A. hRh
y possible, btt thero fully - many companies
ontse The combination @ :. II y an sscrefq1o hs so
penies belonging 10 tlle pool ars = follows Trslora
Ehjcaso; Etna, Hartford. Northwcatorn National,
saue, Cleveland; Detroit Fin aud Gtarno, Datrott
Toledo Fire and A[arine Toledo; Western Assurance,
Toronto lsftItl! American, Asaoctations Toronto:
All theso Compau!ts combined represent capital Of
tl3o0.ooo They aro all REPRESENTED in this city BY
lhe Tr.dsss II Ias,lr%anee rance Company and - naye & her M
Ttlo following marine !psurance eomn.nies which
havo about TO caablIah Offices In lhia city, sro
not In tho pool aud will undoubtedly 90 their best 70
Eecp tho rates down TO tho lowest points Mercantile
Mutual. hew York; Orient, Nes YORK: raesnc. Inland
bai1ao, nufTaio hoyai U.usdIan, Toronto: sanufsc-
!urets u9,en dlobc, Chicago; Ttndosnau's, seeurt-
bJ cooled tue ardor Of lhoss who ars been predsong
the o!eninG Of TIN Straits about the 1T Of Ar They
have now extended their tm1 until tho l5ih. The
TAtnUNk does not like to ne1dla with The fnncons OF
sold rrola but II ventures to lIs.alcs that 4 tho
iii susey ser aat Xay va tue
do not see.a 10 be very nts1io for cary opening.
They ,! believe that tho ra!es VIII 10 low, and
yesterday for :. cargo Of No. u whes.. Thu terns
.s Ss s4s ;o : H. 81
considered unusually low. Thero is 1at httle doing
n hs .,eS a ony now I'D 1 tns9 nassr ~ vsFss
Md Tkr hetMeol
, 1876-03-23
Ths following figures shor Tho Gums 10 bo
nctunlly raised by taxation.

Total. OH, 833.f5
THE FoLLtN0 PLACES.
Tho special order, being the designation Of
polling places, oto., VIA then taknn up, aud tho
Cicrk read tho following ordinance;
Az onD1NANoE to esiabl.sh tho Election Dlstricta
6s Il otdat,lsd 81 tas Guy caune, Of ue CITY Of
SECTION !: That the wards hesensttes named be.
and the SAND are hereby, divided nto Election Dis
trlcts, numberod and bounded N follows:
F1Rsr wA1D.
nsrict imDeu.aoa ne.th ~ ths Gh;so River
nd iako atrost. Judgcs-D. Thornton, @. Eyoshart,
District !-Douuded north by The ohlcago River,
MsIasi :s 9a a!e / X%Ss %.ss Ws.s Ss
". noach. Clerks-S. q. 0bar, \. q. brown.
District ~ perth y MoItoa ssreot sout.
~ Cl.rk street Voting place. v4n nnrea and stats
strcsts: JqIge.-w. Il. Mng; Dr.. Jordan, IL. Bran.
pi.tsss s-l,onaisi north ri y 1onroo .treot. south
by Harrison atseet cast by Clark etree aud won't by
South nraneh Chicago niysr; Voting place, corner
osf.oa, I na % bs: &. I M4.hsT.. " oissfs-a i ra:
lips, L. Turner.
BEcoHn WARD.
b Twelfth .tTeet - By iaEa Mmiasn. aud xns. ~
jaass..H. Kssm.r. il Ions, j. T.slof. Glesi,-f.
District 9-bouniod north b. Harrison 4rcot, south
by Twelfth sts ost esat By Third Arcuu aud went by
e oosayr ss.a street and Ind .rmen court
Smith, +: D. dray, F. Ii. 1empa. ceFks-". U.
District 3-bounded north BY Twelfth street, south
by sixeenh ssess, east BY Bato atrres 1nh vest by
South branch Of tas ohoagu Rivor. Voting n1aes,
uorner Twel1h street and Third avenue. Jn1yes-D,
Porl, II. boon, A. q. uisason. 0erksf. O. vierling,
J. 0ruenhnt. ..... -..-. .....
1!si;et !-nounaed n2.t9 b TES,tsh street. :outa
by BtAts etryet. Voting pttcs, o10 atkto street.
, 1876-03-23

Of tho 1tom Of e5Oo, 900. To hnd secn many
mon Of business uho bad told him that they
would not pay tha!r tszes II thia itom was put
would hurry i horde Of taK.nghtera who had
ncvcr appeared In tho courts against tho tax
levy, aud especially boaauso thcy, undotatood
that tho Oily had commoucod systa1n Of loAch-
chronic tax.nghtern. and 1t would mako them
thx-nghtaFe. II tho city con1d flnh some plan
BY which not to srand tho taxes beforo thnv got
thon, tho evil could bo avoided. Tlloro was no
9re s .a for tls h. 9@ on than s for 1stos.a ~ s
that tho cisy'h credit 'roulA ho
saved by tho item vas all nonHonao. II tho bill
wont through with the e5ll.0DO corruption fund
In 1t, Tho rcault would bo tho beginning OF An
year, md 30 on In tho Bamo rRtin until the city
came 10 bankruptcy. lilo deHrol to cali tho a.
tontion of tho Council 10 Tho extraordinary TALL
Ing on IN tlla collection Of Inca by Tho city. In
f132,000 wore cniocsetl from this sourco noxt
year tho SUN foil down 10 SEQ 00o. and the mex.
yoar to s3!0ao; md this yearit would fall be-
low tint sum.
Aid. Whito said tho tax-levy would be greater
than i ought to bo, and to was In favor ot putt
ting tho deficiency itom OF until next year.
Aid liilarotA wAutod to tako a250, O00 Of tho
half million froul tho mtAcsl1aneonH rocalrIs.
you'd man M folA'diatlon. aio n'oved " lay AID;
Ia III
u-.vv ,rrrt.r,,x
A., ,r,,.,. H.As1 49,, nti'uutos. T., .,.,lI ~.
<.9n nn a'', ~ io'G aas,in 10 ssne "a. w w 'om oa
=. S.,ttn mn - - asIs M H.; ~ '' s'u ensn
oo1 AJo'Hso ~ ~ " ies'su anu Ssov
GHo ~ A. ~ sn1G .i.a run .,,a n,
e25 So a., aha nai,Ja .n,i uno et,a-a ~
nnnsv ,r,a m,Inn p p'oF'0 ""aAo A"o" "no'o 'oo
Iii c,1ah,tn, hgs Ia - IT,, a., f1,,,.,a,o...
nort tfn, 't sa mn cnnS n o nn lo
from miscellaneous sources,
on sA' w.. .1A1t os1. sosuu wan "B.to' tH 5c"5'
, 1876-03-23

COLUMBUS. O.. Earch 22-Gov. Hayoa to-day
sppoipted Thomas T. Lewis, OF Batavia, Com
mon ploas Judge, vlco Aahburn, rcsiguod.
In tho House, tho protest by Mr Holloway
against the action OF tho House in refusing to
klow an Investigation Of the alleged irresnlsri-
tica In tho management OF tho Soldiers Or
phans' Home was ruled out OF ordor. Tho pro.
tcst contaiuod q number OF nitiIavits 70 provo
cruelty on tho part Of tho superintendent, i'm
plopos M uso .. onio'a! autnossy 10 aun"eISe ~
position.
In tho Senate, the House bill to abolish tho
Office Of Comptroller OF tho stato Treasury was
passed.
, 1876-03-23
MISSISSIPPI,

MEMPHIS, Tcnn.. March 22.-Iho Appears
Jackeon (afiss.) special cass Gov. Auos' counsel
to-day illud a lengthy Answer aud plca to tho ar
tfclea Of impeachment. The managers will flo
9 replication on Saturday and tho trial ooni-
tueucee on Tuesday no1t.
A resolution passed tho House today giving
Superintendent OF Education Cartioza permission
to resign. aud lnstructinE stIe managers to ask
ccodiuss agaiost him. Cnrdoza do lied lis rcpig-
nation With the Secretary Of State, and, as tho
trial would bs lengthy, lla resignation uas ac-
cepted bo as 10 shorten tlo saaslon Rs much ns
p0s9lOle.
, 1876-03-23

Ohio Indians. and Michgsn 1900 annos'
x7.7a01,15. -. ..1,o~ saa6so.
Csls-Mired and No. white, A54sooi re'ee1ee' VIZ
fge: No. l wlitb, bJ26'o.
Woot--UnGlAnHs5.
DUFFkLo.
pr~r.,r. Ma,ch a7.-f3naiN-YteAt-Fatf spetul&-
t,ru dcmAn.l: Wreonstn spring, ti9a for hhrdi re-
pnlnth, S.35. Corn h!Rhtr: nav on traex, ooo oas'
NEGLECTED, uys neXlectHd. Barley qtisL
, 1876-03-23

6rtetaf Dispat:h 10 Ihs Chicago Tribune.
MADISON Wis, March 22-0ov. Ludlngton
has sppouted ssuator II. N. Davis, OF Doloit,
Republican, and n. e. Davis, Of DAno County,
Democrat Ttustoos Of tho Stato Hospital for
the 1naano In pjnce Of Messrs. Van Norstraud
and Blair, who arc now in tho Northern Hospital
District. Tho taw now requires Tho Trustoas to
he residents Of tho hospital diatriot. The LeglA-
peuilitures Of the Governor and Superintendent
OF Public Property will hold q preliminary
meeting bore Mqudpy.
, 1876-03-23

:, The biennial blue book published uude. Che
Erection Of the interior Department Ia tuat
.eadS for delivery 10 membtrs OF CopRrass.
Sot"lthstandluR the long delay In its publics.
aon, the strange blnndsr Ii made In 1t OF pttpt-
ng ths oifce1a Of tho House Of Representatives
Ret{-tou1tht
, 1876-03-23

ordinance had hcon provided for the special
election. no ~ 10 avoid any such d1icn,tY.
Bring Tue question up that way, and no would
yote for It. but he would not vote 10 inyalidato
AID. Waterman asked II tho Alderman would
noso tllst tha resolution concerning tue apcctal
election DO introduced aud mado tho special
ofaes 70. t9 quarter M Of u; 49,. ~, v..,.n,..
could mako Tho motion II ho choao juAs a. we'll
a. any ono else. The motion had nothing to do
With What he waa dtacuaslng. lie thcn wnntcd
o 10 sSen tSs
a. Campbell saw no objection to making thn
ordinance double Que. 30 as to covor both mat
tess.. Ito WIS nuro TINT tho election OF Mayor
would not inva!ida.o tho ordinance for the
general election. uhother thero should be
vacancy rroVnl OF not. II tho ctlznns wero
decided TO have Mayor other than the one now
10 olico .hey could sIoct City Council OF their
own opinion, and that body could dectAre tho
otllca vacant and elect QUO Ut tEcir nurubcr 10
Dill tho vacancy.
:, AID. woodIaan wished tho ropor. Of the in.
oieiary committee m 70 DO considered, aud asked
AID. 8charner sad that hs thongtt it uniaw-
ful 10 arnena resolution by m ordnance
AID. Hpalding could not heo that tho amend.
nlsnt, II adopted, would inyaidato tho resolu-
ton.
Aid. White wanted To know why tho light was
made on tho mode in which the cali was issuea
II IL WAS thought best 10 call tho o!ectun by
sepsraso ordinance, thas would bo tie pzopor
Tho question then required on tim motion Of
reconsideration, aud II whn loes by tho following
Isas-Aid. nlchard.0n, Dixon, coey. sr.lalne,
stons Of shs Fourth ward, stone 81 tho fifsh ward
Clarke ct ths Fifth Ward, onsrton, Mcdonald, Wood
@ c.mpbsi: ease, - c!sye4nd a eu'tE, hieI,n,'n.is.
Slys-roioy, Warren, fit19srA1d. 1scdy, sommcr.
Murphy. Sweeney, Lynch, Jouas, Corcofan-N.
LE7TlSo IN THE HEronT.
AID. Campbell moved that the judiciary Com
uilttee have Leave to report.
AID. Easley moved to adjourn. which was Lost.
Thu motion Of Aid. Campbell WAS then voted
OIL and carried by % TO 6.
The report Of The Committee wns then read
It was rscon,mendatosy Vi The passage Of tho
following ordinance:
WHEnkAs, There l. \ varancy Ia the oilco Of Mayor
OF s4ni ely t4sretoro, 70 y
M A l.. H. iS t. i;s - n'a IL 'Aa Guy on lilo '''h Jay OF
Htsofre1, Inat The mads and manner o, conducting
said election slHl L, thr !u the css Of tho
oser city oaessr elected at the geaesa eeaton to bo
ioirei. Tilt tho jne.x and clerks G, raid e>ncra,
e;e:s!on stall an the 1u1ssa hnd clerks Of e4sd sci
Ns.oc,a That The voting p,,cc, at s..d general c,e
ton shall b. tho voting pisces 1t raid spesa election.
Rkto'sed, That tie Clsy Clark cause uosiec Of saA
seon e ~ hsa tss y tbs s
he shall g!Es notice of tho general elseion to b held
on the ls'h day of Ap1li, 4. D, 1876:
shall 10 taken At such elections, " be held tue 18th
day Of Apsu, ~ D. 1,;i, 4n The never. 1trsan- who
| shall DO as follows.
A!a Campbell moved that the report Of the
Committee bs coucurred iu and the oidinance
passed.
| fha urf11na ncn In laid Oyor puI rnLtiuhe,t
, 1876-03-23
Thorn, Christ Dennis, Florence Harmon. clerka-

Thorn, Christ Dennis Florence Harmon. clerks-
pIst,tst ] s.i,e"nded no,.h b, III. 1!'no.. Mich.
Uhlmaa .ttess, ma "! ,, ~ limit: vo.,as
nus. Juisos-i.ich.r'i Kastner. Thomas aiaMshon,
M!ei'enl Murphy. glerta-o: ososhsah; r. coatello.
, T. ] ns;s y y ssss I'll ;Ss sss
T1h,fiy NTH strs.!. nsa. Iis,,."l. luiae,11ohn
rupIs J. buckley.
District l-1,onndsd n9rtn " eI1.santh .attee.,
Of Chicago lsIyer, an west hy 1efern street. Voting
ptsce, n OAnapor svan.ss. n.1Ios-A. contey. A.
l.shrlk, F. ". Zutmosses' corfa-9. 1onos, J. Car
District a-noundsd by Sixteenth steee. and lh.t
s,1ect south BY sth branch ii cissso Rsst, aa.t
hy Jefferson aifeet and South Branch ot Cholgo iyer
II, !, s,tsa fret T:s.. yGnf 4 n,; e nstsd
Cetks-O. i. Hmith. @. q. 1'etasaon.
Dlstrtct 3-poaadad norsh BY, Sixteenth street.
Aouth by Houtl Branch Of Chicago R!vof, oA4 by Hal
ate! street, an.l wat BY Oenro aveuae. ard = llne
extended soutb from !hs een!ro ot Csnrs svsnpo 10
sach's itail, cornes urosn and r~e'tth s:rrets.
Jutgos-If. WaIpev, n. Lizard, J. E. Casey. OeFka
+ 1.ifoe oSna'tt' aSsy north b, Sixteenth street,
aouh by aouta ur.nch Of Chicago ny*r sal 1llfnoa 4
aenEean Canal, east " Centre .ysnus. satendns 10
Lue aSett anu ne1s 1tt - ,.isra '..H s.a,
ond ssreet. Jndses-J. tran b. o'Donneli NJ Wider.
cIs5tI MsesSa, 2; pisst Sa1' =, s,,,,n, .t,,.,
sostt by Illinois 4 Metllaan Can't. saat by Hohcy
nsr a III 1ss,,s .nI Wssttru sSen." aISesS
MrDonald. J. wyand, J. Noian. c'crts-o. Mccar1y.
pisT;st VIpouaacl north b, Bx.e.n.h ssc.t, cast
BY Kezo Avonuo, west BY ely il'ntts aopth BY Illinois
hl!eaixsp q,n.i vot.ns FaGs, dspos Il L,rnds,s
rIn1.ys l!.ssIn:r n r Tsmn'a 1rorus a. 3o''''a'
sryEsrn NTH VAIL. v, r.
D'Arict 1-Bonndsl norm W l"cIlh ftreet, esat "
Ghss.g, Myes sonh ~ sse fta n5ee;' aaa W.T. ny
VA! sttea ne.r canai Htseet- ~ wJt99os-". DNnIati,
n. Linden, 4. Flynn. uisFk4-W. fansmose' Q. Nick
District 7-nounded To- aerth M BY Mitchell s.fsot eas. by
CllcaRo l1er south ~ sa1tesnh strest shu VET "
!aGstsou efee:. veang sce ~ 1oIs Cta' Stres':
Judges, N}an' y. wagner, NJ Msb9ha'u' c!cEas
psret 3noan1ea s, norsn 20 ~ .sn s1l iee, ~
essI ssss voas see1a = aee 3i "a .t.
JaaKss1 IT. + ms1bof J5 D. D. a'ol' J. ons1au
nstrs, 4E,ed nosi nv Mitchell st,cc. ca,t nv
t. arsa V2 ~ nt.co ~ ~
assI ,aa srss.a ,a.S 1urnar
r f.a4tn1i ana Ell d.m cissasI nnn.s
q. st.rr. no -, ..rx.,,h .,..,
~ 't.tsr .ra.. s,b nv Mehr strt. .n x,st
,'t1a ,sa vn,I ,nrs -, eu ~ a.r.a,
5ss.a asSdasr Ms;fsS t;an.; fsnnln
~ ae5 ny :1aa ret vsst ess
t.atSe ayen,e vottna nscs. cornsr Maxssa an1 M
Henry srssts Juaxo.Tf r. Trigger; e r. ouan' j. 4.
.,,1s,; norIh t. rsjft;, .,r..t
,g,s, .T. ,'t,, To- - tr,s.n,', ~ t
- ..... T1a.ni. n,.,, ~, . ,s,y,. -
Lon ftfses. ,o xo1s p.ae u 1Stoa esoss'
S,.';st ss ssads T. osS 1oeS ;, ru.h street
= oom s9 y e 1ss,sh aha ss w.
eonrr AshisMd s1enas' Judue.1T. !. FtzSer.lI. L.
, 1876-03-23
AMUSEMEN is.
THE COLISEUM.

FINEST BILL. OF THE SEASON.
Crowded houses IEnmeure succcrs. THE GREAT
RELY. tho only rival OF lAt liooney. The man who
look. Ike Charley 1saes. MONS. aud MME DOMEnln
Mou1ertu md hooa-cuFaling fesss " awo!dsmanshlp
marvellous imrAlemtnt act. THE MERRY AISTlSS
III original character sketches. LITTLE TOMMY
FISH, the child eornetst. HARoSY. the dkncinE
Quaker. THE ST. FELIX BALLET TROUPE. 1uSE
LASa the dasns scrio .comc songstzeta. 1c-enga9e-
AND JENNINGS Errry act rt~cred with tmmeuso
anp1ause. Standing room only Ut $50 avery evening"
Admission, sc. -.
, 1876-03-23
COL. WOODS MUSEUM,

For ths week snd!pE March Is, EDWIN BYRON, tho
Doy Tragedlan, tn the FUOL'8 REVENGE and RICH
AID III. Aiund4y, Tuosdsyt TAuSslay and 1ElaSy
hIsuuses, TlE FACTORY GIRL