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"A CAKU
TINE Administrators ie.ous close the Of her
late husband, uichae Paf Offers sale three original
PAINTINGS al perhaps superior to any in this country
First-QUEEN ESTHER-by Vandyke-supplic eating
King Ahuee. for the fate of the Jews which all the per
noriits of most eminent connected with
the state an the
Second "A HOLY FAMILY-by (,orrego.
Thrd-DESCENT FROM THE Grossly Rembrand.
The above Paintings too well known to need any com
ment or desc ption Of their merits a present
Those desous eher ofhee .ollci ted
TO call No 30 Hudson posite the Bank
terms eg 3teod
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Regular Sales usual of Furniture every WeenesdAy and
Saturday.
Also Dry Goods and all oter varieties every Tuesdsy
and Friday
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POHTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
,IsHEsY fr-hmsd and celebrated Pills t-om Portugal. are
weperev- ohteint,r ed ~ this count, So advertise
,sn on the lest so'umz fourth
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This statement exhibits falling off in the amount Of
specie OF 563 increase Of loans Of $55 47 ofcrcu
laon S94 2O7 and of deposits Sl0473 The loans and
discount line remains very steady The increase in the
circulation and the amount of specie less than the date
of the last report have probably been appropriated to the
of the cotton Dealers to operate in that staple
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS HEi.L. snet,cre'
Store No. IL Spruce street.
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THE PICTURE GALLERY
THE
NE w Il ND OLD w o II l. ID s,
To consist Of xtern large folio pages
ENDIDLY illus RATED

MAGNTFICENT ENONAVINNS >,
Comprising
PUBLIC BUILDINGS OF
ENGLAND, FRANCE AND The u. STATES.
TOGETHER WITH
PORTRAITS OF DISTlNGUI5HED PERSONS OF
EUROPE AND AMERICA,
WILL BE PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY 2Tu INST
~ very edition Of the frs. number Of this work
will published Advertisement therefore be
the suisse rber on OF before Monday 22d lost
10 Country Agents who wish be supplied early should
address j. MOWATT, ia Broadway,
al
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THE ANATOMICAL VENUS.
THE Only comp Model OF the em,e Form
aud fourteen other Models epresentg the recoarte' Of
the enai. and also of the Infant berg, &c.
many different stages Of develop he daily
National Hall Canal street. few doors east o. Bro d.y
BY Gentlemen 10 fosncos, and ~ the evenae for La
dies only. AT "a afternoon. Admission, % cents
Dr. rolIicks Lectures the Organs o Ke-proir CT on,
Sexual ons Sc produced much iaeres and the
desire repeated great both his fnrr
could attend the Lee
lures that he will deliver them week (of which due
notice will be gvenl to Ladies and Gentlemen at separate
times.
W aIg2rs re
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+ w. BshRNS-Auctoneer.
BY ID. ID NASH-Store No. 1879 Fulton Street
WEDNESDAY, 9th Anil

BY d. D. NAsH-store No. 1889 Fulton street
WEDNESDAY, cath April
HOTEL FURNITURE--At 10 O'clock at the Hotel Fran
Gals 81 Broadway The entire furniture contained tire
premises. together with large quaint of Silver ate Placed
Ware Glass Sc The tur9iiure cen,ists of sofs tea and
aning Tables Nahoh Chairs: and Iuth DO
hogsny Bueaus Wa,h Stands; Oil Cloths Brussels aed In.
grain Canets Miro and Maue Glasses: f.l and Astral
Lamps; Clock Stove Nanel Vases, French Bedseads;
pie do; Fe her Beds Hair Mattresses Bedding Toll. Ia;
bles Window Curtains apd Shades Also, Dinner Tea and
Breakfast Cutlery with the Kitchen Furniture with which the
sale will commerce
~ B-The Silver Plate will be sod at II o'clock. Gaia
ogues be obtained the premises at the Auction
Room the day previous to the sale a96t'ec
CA"ELIAS, MOSS ROSES, &c, AT AUCTION
T EVY & SOONER will sell on Friday Morning, AZ II
II O'clock at Isl Broadway extensive ard br,lt a'sort
fine order; 200 Dwarf Apple Trees Of selec choice fruit to
10 Yards gardens fill OF fruit buds Oranges
flower and fruit Carnations; Bourbon Rose Bushes Of the
best varieties
Also 100 Khododendrcns large size; 100 srch Fir Trees
with variety of Otner Ornamental Plants and Shrubs
Sale positive. Catalogues on the morning. of sale.
al IN
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT

N, EANIBOAI
LINE.
SN&e7 ~ FOR ALBANY AND TROY-Morring
Line from the foot OF Barclay street, landing
A-8EK-s nte mediate places
Abe steamer TROY, Captain A. Gorham, tomorrow morn
ing arr o'clock
The Steiner TROY. Captain A. Gorhem. Tuesday ,rn-
ing. It O'Clock.
Evening Line fion the foot Of Cour,lnd street dir Ct
The steamer SWALLOW, Captain A Mel an, this
evening, at 7 o'clocks
The steamboat ALBANY, Captain II D. Macy tomorrow
evening, at 7 O'Clock.
The Boats Of this Line owing their light draugat of
able all times pass the bars aud reach Albany
aud Trey ample time take the morning ain Of
the
wharves al9rc
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thoroughly than all the banks that were created
could in years. aHe.ta C.
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A. Q. TUTTLE-Auctione.r.

a. Z. IUlILE--Auctlone-r..
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY SALE, LOOKING
IL Glas Plates. Stationery. Ours. Pistols, &c. ,
JACOB PLATT will Aell This Day at 10 O'Clock at the
Auction Room No Pt eet 2s5 casks, cases and lots
Hardware Fancy Goods Cutlery &c Fer particulars see
under auction head the Journal Of Commerce and Courier
x Enquirer 800 -,
Also invoice Stationery with which the sal will com.
meure reen Marble and Coloed Folio Post. Medium
and Glazed Cap Paper sDperne Qull. ngh Lead Pencis
Playing Cards rage Decatur, Highlander, Harry 8th
Sc sc.
Also. cases Jessup's sheet and square cast STEEL
Also bales white brown and Shoe Thread closing
Thread. white Twins *:
Also, ~ casks ught iron h nd Sadrons.
Also, CIR pper<, and horse and rose head Nails
Also. cssps Poughkeepsie Woo ser
Ais Hickory Axe Handles, Barry s. Va s bench AID
moulding Planes round shank Hindosstan Oil SION
Phiad phia Mill saws; Log Chains; Secges Ham
mers and Hardwarr Of assorted kinds .
Also, Fine Ivory Knives and Forks, in sets; stag buck
bone aud other table and dessert Knives Forks
and 'arvens
Also 100 ITS pocket and penknives scissors and
shears, every description dozens ard caded, IL worthy
attention.
Also, guns and pis OILS.
Also at IL ocock boxes locking glass plates assorted
Also, catalogue 200 dox best stag table Knives and
Forks. slightly damaged .
Aho at zane time cask stag white bone. and sham
buck and Desert Knives and Forks late for Ca
al9 10
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Hereafter Letter and Newspaper Bags for ali part.
World will be made mp the HERALD OFFICE.
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PORT oE NEW YORK, APRIL 10
Cleared,

Cleared,
shg' 3, Marx Bu%an kyfEEDoG Richards Sarah
Ely Me- oh1.o LSrcd ''
GsT: %s
Co.. s sS.1 Butler !G
Navel Msinz, a. a. p. l.r Halowsl Smith Mots
Es scout pSa co ssss
Atchinon Baltimore Gage; Chesapeake; Post Baltimore
Ship Gaaito BTtton. from London and Portsmouth March
bYsT sh CHI VIII %S;
rigging Se attached to il II had not been long IN the water
Packet ship s. Nicholas Pe from Havre March 18th with
swedish baque 0scden.er psteron,O days fromiAmste
Ssaes POMONA Gsisy i1o% e.dsn Vi. Ram.
Sun FIN Antwerp for NYorE pat dsnes. with loss of an
schr Olive Branch Snow from Easpo with laths to the
schr Sally Betty. Howell, days from Marbehead. with
schr Sea Flower Baker days from Mablehead with fish
schr Hare tBr, Wright days from Bisey, N. S. With po
ashr Ezabeth, lBrj Jeicc, IL days rom Halifax, N. S
with Goa, to II Brain
Sehr Mary, Crane, Fall River, mdse.
Brig Rival. from the West Indies.
miscellaneous
from Se p {. e % Of un Xons1y
Sch Robin Hood, Berry MASTER firm Gu daloupe for Bath
Me in ballast, ashore IN 10y on CUt yhunk the b
inst She lays safe position the sound side and will
probably off Assistance from this place yeser
day for her relief
WhaleInen
S % 81. VII Ma Pss 5 S y.
Left T. Drymo. Hammond Of aud for spacan few
&C. srfff : 10: II M'iis Heiss5
Tucker Sands FIN NIB for Pacific IS sp 7h lat 46 10 8 Ion
" Mt Vernon C9ys DO do clean 9th lat ~ lon 50 g.
q u lon 54 lsal Finch. FIN NIB for Pacific 10 sp; th, lat
had spoken II Cane Horn South Amer ca, Sow I'm
Providence for P,cic: April 10 Marcia MIR Johnstone
rmly mate OF Benz Tucker Of this port in he
Henry Died Oh board Midas Oct, i2, Pardon Rowland, J
killing him Instantly Aug 49, 49, Shubel Sherman fell I'm
the stern owe board, aud drowned aged 20.
April -Henry. Brown, from Pacific Ocean. of AMI or
Nantnckef with 100 bbis OIL passed down S1uad
SAG HARBOUR, Apr / IA Arr Portland. Payne from NV
Spok DEC 49, 49, lat AZ 80 lon 1859 50 w Dapr Lawton
b. 1880: Jan 49, deg W. of Cape Hora Richard Mitchell
81 days I'm Nanuck for Pacific, 80 At Pernambuco March
10, ship Sopha Eliza, of Duxbu'y bound home. Heard from
Aug ID, lenr Lee, 1885, Ann Mary Ann, do 1850 Also
Hud.on. Nckeson, from NWCcest with 2i5J bbis VIII oil
| and %, 900 lbs bone.
EDcARTowS April l5Arr Henry, Brown, IS ds fun Massa
Moss NIB 70 mos coo 81; Amira Edgaro do so sp Hk
Bedord, Or well NIB a do 400 sp; Capt Croweli rep of
Msssaiaero Jan nth Morgan NB 81 mos! 400 sta,
8 i MARY HcE /: ssso 5 ss sIS1 i
all WE'LL lat 81 TO- lon 60 % W. Tucker NIB DIS out
az well; April lat rs N, Ion CT w, Marcia, FH FIN North
Welt Coast, bound home with 28CO bbls VIII OIL.
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HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS.
T'HF HIGHEST PRICES given for Hides, Fat and Call
skIns cash money delivery at the Hide and
ea House Of the subscriber where contracts will be made
hily BY the highest the
JOHN HUM,
~ 2rs-c 1ls Fhrsh~t.st between Prince and
PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN FROM LIVERPOOL
Cousignees by h. ship will please send their permits
board, at Orleans harf, foot OF Wall street All r. cd.
permitted Ia five days. must unayodibs be sent TO public
al6 5trc
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FRIDAY. -
Sale OF beautiful Plants Flowers ard Exocs Also Naiua-
bic Organ and Furniture 1917 O'clock at No 50 Ann street
Also III O'clock Dry Good. and Pledged Articles al IL
Spruce S.. THOs BELL, AoctioIser
SATURDAY. -
large OF choice Furniture numerous Gar
pets &c, lOx o'clock Ia the sales II Spruce St
THOS. BELL, Auctioneer
MONDAY .
Sale Of Piano Fo,es PAINT Furniture at 1914 O'Clock
al No. IL Spruc. 81. THO3. BELL Aucuoneer.
TUESDAY.
Sale Of valuable Furniture ea O'clock at M ID Thomas
VnOS. BELL, Auctioneer
al8rc
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Swan, and for Boston, inst 49, lon co 4O-by the
Emblem, at this port
Exchange, IS days from Port Prince for Boston, l7h of
Fire Island-by the 1, ne
Ranger Boston. Bosom for Mobile April lat 80 lon
w
Chatham, Avis Bo ton, for Baltimore, April 49, lat &c. Ion
7245
Globe Boston, for Sandwich Islands. Ion 49, Ion 49, Ia 1876
lon A AS.
AusteTiltz Of and from Orleans, April lat So &C. lon 20
COW.
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE WITHOUT
CHILDREN
>HOSE interested will uece ha. agarry is establish.
L sd for the sale g. NJ. NJ. DESCENDANTS Wonderful
Procnatve tlisir Corhiu.
70 See adyer,ueme.t on last column of fourhpage
apl0 I'm is IN
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PARK THEAy'Esf.

Boxes SO Cents-Pit Is Cents-Gaery 121 Crru.
THIS EVENING Anrii 49, viii be performed RICHARD
IlI-Richard, MIR Booth
To conclude with EORTU MO
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VNTANTED--A Protestant Woman, as Cook One who I'M
w derstands her business and bring good recommends
tons may apply at IL Washington Square. al9 3G"rrc
XTANTED-By young Lady, situation as Teacher in
w school she capable teaching the branches
Of English education and would prefer going South Ad
dress l. post paid ala lw*rc
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FASHIONS

FASHIONS.
MRS MAXWELL solicit, a call at her rewy-opened
l French Millinery Establishment No A Canal
Broadway where she has constantly hand elegant
the and fashionable aitces the lowe
pr ces. ai9 2wsuc
o5taring situation Clerk Salesman IN Wine or
Liqnar Store He perfectly acquainted with the various
mode, ef improving refining Wives and Liquors aud
would be devote his whole the interest of
moder salary would be required line ad
seed to HERBERT this Office. will meet with prompt
attention. all Sic
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ITO DRUGGiSTS-Agents for Sir Ashley Coorers Corr
Salve" from the South and West furnished with
magnificent glass card for the window besides the ,pedit
show bill. Druggists who wish become agents will pleas
call D. Minor, Broadway OF John street nearly
rghted and if you get Of DR.. Minor You riSht.
~
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A II A MEETING of the Jounevmep Stone Cutters A.
"A ISOLATION held Monts emery Hail. 76 Prince nth
Instant Resolved, That consider those Mechencs
who working with convict labor Stone Cut
ting at Grace Church. to be enemies and shall b.
dscounens need by such
THOMAS AITKIN. President.
JAMES DrcKsoN, S,.,;
HENRY LARKIN, I ~ecr'ta'ies al0 stare
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hereby certify that troubled with cold aud
hoasenes which various remedies failed but
AZ last curtd BIZ several doses of your Southern Balm
f.. A. VANDfRHOFF, las Waite streei.
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SITUATION OF HOUSEKEEPER WANTED.
WANTED BY FRENCH LADY, who speak
w English and who rive the mont unexceptinnaSle
keerer in French family 70 snperntend Boarding House
Madame L., aud left this Office will be attended to
a a iph
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MICHIGAN BOO X
STORE.
WHOLESALE f. RETAfL.

TNFE subscriber, as agent for one of the
Il oldest and most extensive PublIshin
Houses in New Yord. is now opening at
l43 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit. Composite
the Bank of ST, Clair.)
a large and general assortment ut MISC Ell
LANEOUS CLASSICAL AND SCHOOL
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ACADEMICAL SCHOOL
C. WOODRUFF, Preeeptor.

Z. WOOOROFF, FreceptoT.
HNIRST TERM. Commences Monday Feb"
rualy 5th, and continues Ii weeks.
This school is designed for instructio, in
the various branches OF an English and Clas.
steal education.
Tuition in the English department. from
So 50 to $5. in the Classical from SO TO Sc
Teachers of Distric; Schools, who may wish
to improve themselves in the branches of lear
ming. pertaining to their department of teach :
ing are respectfully informed that every facil'
ity will be afforded them for such improve
,menL
sCcMrARArIvs .GRAaMAR-This branch OF
the science OF language, which has never yet
been made a subject of instruction. will be
brought before the School in a series OF week
ly lectures illustrating the peculiariiies of the
English Language, by comparison with
Latin, Greek, French and German.
To teachers OF Grammar these lectures
cannot fail to be important.
The school will occupy the room formerly
occupied by Mr.. Landreth, in Larzelere's
block opposite Hawkins Hotel.
Ypsianti, Jan. 81, 1874. n7h
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Several other horses have been named,

Several other horses have been named,
but we have no idea that their friends are
serious. Diplomatist, out of Backroeds-
nan. may possibly be entered, but we
doubt it very much, as he was spawned
when last in France. Hard Currency is
also spoken of but be is such a miser.
able roarer tina, his friends cannot be in
earnest. There is also a horse from
PENIS land, whose name we have forgot
ten. but he is not at all known off of the
village quarter track, where he has occa-
sionly won such small stakes as saddle
or bride, or drink for the company.
The follow ing are among the latest
odds.
2tol against Old Harry.
3,o l against Magician.
6 to I against Sir John.
ls to l against Tecunseh.
90 to l against Tee. Totum.
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From the Daily Advertiser of Jan. IS.
RAIL ROAD SCHEMES.

We-ind in the Free Press Of yesterday,
an exposition of the bills which have been
laid before the House of Representatives
on the subject of Internal Improvements.
When the bills are printed, we may give
a fuller statement.
One bill reported by Mr.. Joslin, from
The Internal Improvement Committee, ap-
propriates SIS ,0e8. OF the ssseis of the
Stale Bank. for the suppose of completing
the Central Railroad to Kalamazoo /; and
also $4,000, more out Of the net pro.
ceeds of the road, for the purpose of iron.
ing it to the same point.
The other. and antagonist bill reported
by Mr.. d. G.. Walker. from the Commit
Tee on WAYS and Means, Incorporates the
Michigan Railroad Company, TO which II
authorizes the sale of the Central and
Southern Railroads., for the aggregate
cos, of those works, estimated at about
S2,776,2o6 81. This, it is said, would
leave of the acknowledged debt on account
.of,he five million loan only about $685..
TOT.
This last bill il understood to be an
Executive measure, and has been whis-
pered about for some days past. We can
Of course express no opinion about 1t.
until its objects ard results, public and
private, nave been more fully developed,
aud especially until we have seen the re-
port, presented to the House under the
sanction or in the name Of the Commit
tee Of Ways and Means. But IFS impor-
lance will certainly demand a very tho
rough ard anxious Investigation. 1t ~
evident, however, at first sight, that there
should b. two distinct companies, if any;
one for the Central and another for the
Southern Railroad. As for the first bill.
its ostensibIe objeci-the completion Of
the Central Railroad 10 Kalamazoo-
meets our hearty concurrence f; but the
specific mode of accomplishing il is far
more doubtful, and looks too much like
'paltering in a double sense"--"keepiug
the word Of faith TO the eae, and breaking
it TO he hope'-with the real friends of
this great work. Let them see to it that
they are not beegiIed Into accepting the
shadow Of the substance al this fina1 cri-
sis. We shall return tn the subject again.
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IMPROVED QUALITY AND HALF
PRICE.
coMsTooK j. cos CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLIID
Extract of SarsapariIIa.


TOR the cure of Scrofula Chronic 'Rheu.
Il mstism, Genera Debility, Cutaneors dis
eases, !Scaly Eruptions of the skin. letter,
Pimpes or Pustules on the Face, Mercurial,
and Syphiloid Diseases, Biles. from an impure
state OF the body, Ulcerations of the Throat
and leg, pains and swelling of the bones. liv-
er affections, all diseases arising from an i'm
pure state Of the blood, exposure and impru-
dencces in life, excessive use OF mercury, &c.
The great popularity OF sarsaparilla, and lis
esto blished efficacy, renders It superfiuous to
to enter into any econium OF Ire virtue or nd
duce any evidence in its favor.
The sarsaparilla is warranted positively as
good as any other that can be made at One
Dollar, at inst half the price of those 30
much advertised, and as strong and is as
large bottles, viz;
Fifty cents per Bottle.
This article has cured Scrofula of 80 years
after the Dollar article has been used in vain.
To be bad of the agents of Comstock and
Co. only, throughout the Country, in New
York only at 81 Cortlandt street.
pHave Comstock,s Sarsapa.ihs or none, il
you wish the BEST article at reasonable
poiee. TEAL & ALLEN, AGENTS
For the sale of the above.
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A SUPERIOR article of Port Wine and
"A Brandy, for sickness, may be had al
the Drug store of E. SAMSON.
Ypsilanri, Dec. 20, nj
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BANKRUPT sALE--I will offer

OANAkUPT SAL Ell will offer
lDfor sale at the Office OF Jabez A. Tracy
Esq. Mayor ofPainesville, Lake county Ohio,
ynihe second day OF March next at 9 o'clock
A. M. as belonging to the estate of Joseph
Il Potter, piece Of land in Ypsilan,i. WASH
Ienaw county Michigan, being an undivided
half of the south halt of the east half Of the
south west quarter OF section number seven
teen in township number four (4) south oil
range number seven cas-, containing forty
acres moro or less subject to deed in trust.
WIN. S. TRACY. Assingnee.
January Is, 1874.
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t;Z!lgIlN5SE
RHEUMATISM, and SH3N3sE|

positively cured, and all shripelled muselss and limbs
are restored, in the old or young, by the 1rDlAH
VEGETABLE ELIXIR AND NERVE AND BONE LrNiMErr-
but never without the name of Constock & Co. on it
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Protection Insurance Com
Pdny.
MARK HOW ARD.
Ann Arhor. Michigan

Aun A1OoI, MiCHiSdn
(Office in the new Post Office building)
A GENT for the Protection Insurance Com.
IA pany, of Hartford Connecticut. Offers
10 Insnre HOUSES, STORES, MILLS
BARNS, and their contents, and all other de.
scription of insurable property aga inst loss VI
damage by FIRE.
The rates of premium offered. are as low
as those of any other similar Institution, and
every man has now an opportunity for tri'
fling sum, to protect himself against the rava-
ges of this destructive element. which often
in single hour, sweeps away the earnings
OF many years.
The course the Office pursues in trans.
acting their business, and in adjusting any
payment of losses, is prompt and liberal, Fol
terms of Insurance, application anay be made
to the abovenamed agent, who is authorised
to issue policies TO applicants without delay
D. w. CLARK, President.
WIZ. CONNER. Sec'y. nSEf.
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NHANCERY SALE.-P

EHANCERY SALE.-Pursuant to
Va decree of the honorable the court of chan
Gerry of the State Of Michigan for the second
circuit held at the court house in the village
OF Ann Arbor, county of Washsenaw, Oh the
thirteenth day of July in the year of our lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty three,
made and entered in a cause .wherin George
N. Skinner is complainant and Braddock
Shons is defendant. George Danforth one
of the masters of the said court viii expose
for sale at Public auction TO the highest bid
der ut the court house in the village of Ann
Arbor aforesaid on Thursday che twenty sec
ond day of February next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon ofthat day all and singular the fol-.
lowing described premises 10 viii: situate ly
ing and being in the township of Pitts6eld,
county of Washsenaw and state of Michigan
and is described as follows viz; it being the
west half of the south east quarter of section
four ieen, township three south of range six
east containing eighty acres more or less.
GEO. DANF0RTH,
Master in Chancery.
G N. SKIVSER, Sol. in person.
Dated, January9 8, 1874. 6wn4.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-31
MILL Irons

Of all descriptions will be sold at their Office
one door east sot Moore and Showermans, OF
at the YPSILANTI FURNACE at the up
per dam at reduced prices.
Old Iron aud most kinds of Country produce
taken in Payment.
SLOVENIAN g. SANDERS.
Ypsilanti. Jan. %. IS44