Birds' Eye View Of Ann Arbor

Sometinie ago our readers remember that Mr. Josoph Warren canvassed the city for a " birds' eye view " of Ann Arbor, and an artist cxecuted at that time a picture which showed not only every streot and alley, but every house and building in ia the city. Tho views are now completcd are being dclivered to subscribers, and well worth the prico asked for them. The pioture 3 an excellent pieoo of workmanship, both as regards ineclianical and artistio points. One groat advantage of this map over others, is that besides giving the exact locality of all streets, public buildings, manufacturics, private residences, etc, it is a pleasing picture, and serves as a capital souvenir of home scènes and associations which will always be highly valued, as much or more probably, in the years to oome, than now. This same firm executed a similar map soiae 13 years ago, and to coinDaru tho two shows how much and how beautiful our city bas grown in that length of time. Mr. W. R. Patchin is filling orders already takon. Our citizens win never regret it if they seourc one for thoir home or office.