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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. T 15. TAYkOR, ATTORNEY AT LAW, U . Chelaea, Mieh. DONAU) JiACLEAN, M. !., Physiciau and Surgeon. Office and residence, 71 Huron street, Ann Arbor. Oflice houra f roin 8 to {J a. m. and f roni to 3 p. m. MIÏS. SOPHIA VOLLAND, M. !., Physician and Surgcon. Office at retddence, 44 Ann istreet. Will aUend to all professional calis proiapty, day and night. WH. JACKSON, Dentist. Office corner of Main and Washington street?, over Bach & Abel 's store, Ann Arbor, Mich. Aneethetice adrninistered if required. MACK & SCHM1D, dealere in Dry Goode, Groceries, Crockery, etc., No. 54 South Maiii etreet. T)ACH & AIÏEIL, dealere in Dry Goods, GroJL ceries, etc., No. 26 South Main street, Ann Arbor, Micii. "T7"M. WAGNEB, dealer in Ready-Made ClothtV hifr, Cloths, CasBimeres, Vestiugs, Trunks, iCarpet Bags, etc, 21 South Maiu street. SEHAEBERLE, Teacher of the Piano-forte. V_7 Pupils attain the deeired skill in piano-playing by a syBtematic couree of ïnstruction. For terms, apply ut residence, No. 12 W. Liberty street, Aun Arbor. Prompt atteuti on paid to piano-tuning. KATIE J. KOGEKS, Portrait Painter. Portraits paiuted to order either f rom life or photographs. Instiuctions given iu Drawing and Painting by the system used in Academies of Desigu. Studio, No. 7, cor. División and Ann streets. J. D. HARTLEY, M. TX, AND MBS. SOPHIA HAETLEY, M. D., GERMÁN AND ENÍÍLISH PHYSICIANS AND SURCEONS. Office and residence, No. 18 Thompson, corner of Thompson and William street?, Ann Arbor, Mich. Mra. Dr. Hartley will limit her practice to the treatment of diBeaeea peculiar to Ladies and Children. FRUEAÜFF & CORBIN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. E. K. FKDE4UFF, Justice oí the Peac3. All business promptly attCTided to. Office No. 8 East Washington street, Kinsey & Seabolt-s block. NOAH W. CHEEVEr7 ATTORNEY AT LAW. Olfice east aide of Court House Square, Ann Arbor, Mieh. HEÑF.Y R. HÏLL, ATTORNEY AT LAW Dealer in Keal Estáte, and Insurance Agent. Office, No. 3 Ooera House Block, ANN ABBOR. EVERYBODY SAYS THAI S. B. REVENAUGH 18 THE Boss Photographer of Ann Arbor Fourth Strest, East of Court House; lxÈ floor. J. H. NICKELS, FRESH & SALT ME ATS, llams, Siiiïsaiïos, l.arH, etc, STATE STREET, OPPOSITE NORTHWEST CORNER OF UNIVERSITY CAMPUS. Orders promptly filled. Farmers having meate to Bell Büould give him a cali. 1568-yl THE ANN ARBOK SAVINGS BANK -A.ii.il Arbor, Michigan. Capital paid in S 50,000.00 Capital security 100,000.00 Traneacts a general Banking Business ; buys and eells Exchange on New York, Detroit and Chicago ; selle Sight Drafts on all the principal cities of Europe ; also, sella Passage Tickets to Liverpool, London and Glasgow. l Uhe Anchor Line of Steamships, whose rates are lower than moet other ñrstclaes linee. This Bank, already haviog a large business, invite merchante and others to open accounts with them, with the aesurance of the most liberal dealing consistent with safe banking. In tae Saviugs Department interest is paid at the rate of fice per cent, per aurum, payable seini-annually, oa the first days of Januiry and July,on all suma that have remained on depoeit three nionths previous to those days, thua affording the people of this city and county a perfectly safe depository for their f utids, together with a fair return in inter for the saine. Mo n ey to JLoan on Approved Securitles. Directobs- Chris! ian Mack, W. V. Winefl, W. D Harriman, Daniel Hiscock, K. A. Beal, Wm. Deubel, and Wiilard B, 8roith. OFFICERS : CHRISTIAN MACK, W. W. WIEÏES, President. Vice President CHAS. E. HláCOCK, Cashier. A CAED. The undersigned respectfally informa h'.s friends and the public of Ann Arbor and vicinity. that h has purchased the stock of Druga] Medicines, Toilet Articles, Dye Stuff S) d-c, Formerly owned by th late George GrenviUe, and that he w;Il continue the drug business, in all its branches, at the old stand, NO. 5 SOUTH MAIN STREET. By giving strict attention to buainess, and selling goods at rea3onab!e prices, he hopes to merit a share of the public patronage. Ï3" Particular attention wiU be paid to the compounding and filling of Physicians' Prpscriptions by competent assistants. EMANUEL 3IANN. Ann Arbor, IVIarch 25, 1878. EBERBACH & SOK, üriiisis ai Pliarmacists, 12 South Main St., on hand a larg aud well Belected stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS HRTiSTS'&fAXFLOf ER MATERIALS Toilet Articles, Trusscs, Etc. PURE WINES AND LIQUORS Special attentiou paid to the furnishing of Phy -iciüus, ChemiMts, Schools, etc, with PhilosopMea nd Chemical Apparatus, Bohemiau Ghemica GiaB'iwaro, Porcelain Ware, Pure Reagents, etc. Physieiius' prescriptions earofuUy prepare! üll lioars Iö46