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THEATRTCAL AFFAIRS.

r.pp,vr14 BANouEr TO NINE ADELAIDE RIsToM
Last night a small but brilliant assembly OF
tbe friends and admirers of the great tragedi-
sDne who for the last eight months has bcer an
nromiuently before the American n.y. ,,,o gavo
her a farewell banquet at Jr- 49,. prooawov
The banquet was got ~ ,,0 Sar tbs' ansnices Of
the Italian evening sohhRol uH commit,ee. and was
one oI tne mus Ipshionable and recherche Of the
en'ne -easoD. Madame Adelaide Rtstorl, her
SusDanOi fhe Marquis del Grillo and her eharm-
ing dS'Ighter, Mad1le Blanca del Grillo, were
present.
Without Jcnkinsizing in the slightest par
Hcular, We can assure those who were not 70 l IuL
tunate so 10 be present that both tue
ant tist and her interesting family were uIesseu
in excellent taste and were remaTkaDly maur ~
ing, in the slightest approach 10 anec irSo
wLat is termed the extreme oil IashIon. ,o,,o ano
c,Aler asgndtv of the great artist, which we nave
,4o 6reouently remarked before the iootlghts, Is
net lost, but sottened down to sort Oh mag, mag,
uefic power, in society, and her OeautIuI
daughter is ever the centre OF an a1nIlIlng I
ci~cle) During the banquet a gold medal was
presented to Madame RistOTi, on which the iol-
lowing inscription was written. On Que slde;-
performance for the benefit OF the ltallan
schools of New York;
On the other side:- - .
iTo Madame Adelaide RistOri. The Italians
Of New York"
The following address accompanies the
Madame:-This medal commentaries the per
formance which you have given for the benent
OF the Italian schools OF New YORK. We 0her II
to Won as a pledge of our gratitude and OF the
admiration which you have awakened in US by
your rare talents and the gifts OF your noble
heart Accept it also as an expression OF our
profoundest respect, and may il always remind
YOU that the Italians of New York have recog-
nized YOU as most eminent artist and as LADY
of noble feelings. ...
Mime Ristori returned thanks in the warmest
manner through an interpreter. The entire
affair was a perfect success. Many other elo.
Quent addresses we're made. -Neoo York HeTo' d.
today.
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Charles Lanman, who has of late years
neglected the easel TO labor on his "Dictionary
of Congress" is resuming his artistic labors at
his residence in Georgetown, where he has an
excellent collection Of pictures.
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COTTON GOODS!
Still Further Depression in Prices.

Yard wide Bleached Muslin, 121S cents.
Excellent Yard.wi Shirtings, 10, Is, and 20
cents ...-. ..'t.N
New York Mills, williamsvillc, and wam-
sutta. .....
Wide Sheetings, very low.
Pillow Muslins 23:and 25 cents.
Good Yard-wide Unbleached, l5, l6, and lS
cents.
Very Best Heavy Unbleached Muslins, 20 and
% cents. "-I#"l .E IN
Unbleached Sheetings, cheap.
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DRESS GOODsl

NEW MATERIALS FOR TRAVELLING
COSTUMES.
FIGURED GRENADINES.
SILK AND wool POPLINS.
FRENCH JACONBT LAWNS, ~ CENTS.
5000 YARDS FRENCH LAWNS, rs AND
81 CENTS.
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DUMAS, SENIOR, AND MAD'IIE MENKEN.


From GaligndnrS Messenger, Aprft2 90 #..f
A curious affair, in which these two persons
are mixed up, came yesterday before the Civil
Tribunal OF the Seine. Miss Menken, the
actress, of MaZeppa nOtoriety, wishing to play
speaking part and if possible to have a male
and female disqualification in the same piece
applied to NJ, Alexandra Dumas, who agreed TO
write drama founded on Sir Walter Scotts
Monastery" In the course of their communi-
cations the two parties met at the gallery of NJ
Lieber, photographer, who took their por-
traits, both on one card, in various poses, some
of them in very familiar attitudes.
Considerable numbers OF these we're issued
and had a large sale, but unfortunately the
attention of the press was attracted to the pic
lures and some rather severe remarks were
ade, and the approaching marriage of the
celebrated pair was even announced. Upon
this report coming 10 the knowledge OF M.
Dumas, he commenced an action against the
photographer upon the ground that these pic
tures were sold without his PERMISSION and
that in fact the portraits were only taken Tor
fancy, and never intended for publication.
Miss Menken also stated that she should never
have consented to such course, as she was
under bond to another photographer not to
allow any portraits of herself to be sold but
such as he should take, and that since the others
had appeared she had been obliged to compro-
mise with him at the cost OF 500 francs for the
breach OF her agreement.
On the other hand, NJ. Leber affirmed that
the photographs were taken in the ordinary
way for public SiTculation, and produced his
books in which all his sitters were entered and
which showed that, instead of being paid for By
the two persons taken, they were marked
for general sale. He stated, moreover, that
with regard to one of them, iu which NJ
Dumas was in his shirt sleeves, that gentle
man had said when being taken:-"This is the
first time / have been photographed in this
stye and you will see it win be great sue
cess" NJ. Lieber declared that he had pursued
the ordinary course under such circumstances;
had submitted proofs 10 both parties. NJ.
Dumas had obtained seventy-nve copies at arst
aud letters from him were produced asking
for more. Miss Menken had been promised one
thousand, great number of which she had
received; and M. L:eber contended that he
would not have gone to all that trouble and
expense If he had not expected to realize
profit on his work.
The Court postponed its judgment for week.
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust and SAFE
Deposit Company, for the SAFE
Keeping OF Bonds, Stocks, and
Other Valuables.

CAP1TAL.,...... $500 900
DIRECTORS
n. B. BROWNE, EDWARD W. CLARK
CLARENCE II. CLARK, ALEXANDER HENPV
JOHN WELSH, s. A. CALDWELL.
], GILLINGHAM FELL HENRY O. GIBSON
- CHARLES MACALERTER.
Office in the Fire proof Building of the PhiladelpbIa
National Bank. CHESNUT Street above Fourth ~
This Company receives deposit, aud GTJA N.
TEES THE SAFE KEEPING OF VALUA n. ICa
upon the following rates year, VIII
Coupon BOnuS slOOr
Registered Bonds and Securties..5D cents per Si000
silver Coin or Build per SlO
Gold silver
Cash Boxes small tin boxes of Bankers Brolyers
Capitalists, etc, contents unknown to the Company
and liability limited, S25 year. =
- The Company offers for RENT (renter exclusfvelv
holding the Key SAFES INSIDE ITS VAUIyrS al
go 500 $40, so and $40 year according to size and
location, t7
Interest allowed on Money Deposits.
This Company is authorized 70 receive and execute
Trusts of every description
l28lmwirp] a. n. B. BROWNE, President I
ROBERT PATTTsRsON. Secretary and Treasurer. 7
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AUCTION SALES.
M THOMAS 4 SONS, NOS. ls0 AND l4l
M. s. FOURTH Street
SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE,


SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE,
fHiikffS Hi b'ff NINTH SfrIf AND LOCUST srREErs-N
f. corner, Elegant Residence. hot and green houses
SEVENTH sTREET-No sos, e,Juve suttonwood.
NoGeTs ss;;ssssiSence.
AND VINE STREETS Mansion, carrlege-house'
MARX EFT AND TENTH srREETS-S. W. corner,
BANK sTREET--No. % Valuable store.
SEC OND BTREET-NOs. 226 and 22s, Valuable
MARKET sTREET-No. 2Q8, valusble Store.
WOODLAND TERRACE-No %, Modern Resi-
SIXTH AND CHERRY sTREETs-s B corner,
Tavern end Dwelling. tl t.
rSTRAW BEHRY STREET-No. 6, Valuable Store.
TWENTIETH STREEr-north OF Locust Modern
Residence r.
sEVENTH sTREET-No 5lO below Lombard
"Union Hail.
BROAD STREkT-Hote and Dwelling
VERRHE ROAD-ElegRnt suuntry seat
PINE ROAD-Countsy Residence.
RIVER DELEwARE-Farm aud Country Seat,
WASHINGTON LANES E corner County Line
: MoETGoMERY COUNTY, A.-Coun,ry Seat.
NORRIS ROAD-Valuabe Farm, 4l acres
CAMaC STREEr-Nos, 1917 1879, and 1902 Gen
CARVER BTREET-No. 1725, Brick Dwelling
. BANKSON STREET-No 673, Brick Dwelling.
BROAD STREET, junction of Germantown Road,
| SECOND sTREET-Building Lot.
HOWARD STREET-No 1921, Geuteel Dwelling.
NINTH STREET-No. S2o, aoove Christian street,
| = RIDGE ROADECountry Place, l3 acres
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Administrators Peremptory sale.
BANK AND RAILROAD STOCKS, LOANS, ETC.

.
5osbares sixth National Bank;
/ 5Ss6aIes PhnadePhia National bank l
I 50 shares Western National Bank
I2s shares National Bank OF NoSthern Or Liberties.
I 10 shares First National Bank Of Wilmington. Del.
100 shares Delaware and Chesapeake Steam Tow
& s. shares SS sc6omaker Piano Forte Manufacturing
il shares Camden and Amboy Railroad stock.
40 shares Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad stock.
81 shares Lackawanna and Bloomsbury Railroad
3 5shsrss Mlyills and Care ma May RarOas Rail stock.
% shares Philadelphia aud Grays Ferry Passenger
$50 shares West Pittston Coal Company stock @
@ shares Delaware Coal Company stock. ~, 500
$4,000 Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company Con-
5000 Coupon Bonds North Pennsylvania Railroad,
Si2OOO Coupon Bonds wamspoIt and Elmlra Rail-
$500 Coupon Bonds Delaware Railroad 9 per cent
$3.50 Bonds OF the Lackawanna ana bloomsbury
$500 Bond of Union League. interest per cent
$3.50 Coupon Bonds City OF Cape Island, N. j., 6per
'I Is shares Camden and AmbOy Railroad Scrip $50
pfp Pew S% IN oid Pine Street Church." middle aisle.
Sc 500 rs shares Tarr and Scott Oil Company ~ i.
| 1000 shares Duquesne OIL Company 20. 50 fi.5
SSC .hnrcs shSFss Fe9Ty S&sd0ne 81 on SG%pany
200 shares McCilntockvile Oil Company.
share Ocean steam Navigation Company.
Executors Estate I Of Henry Grim, deceased
|
81 shareS Northern National Bank. ..t
~ shares North America National Bank. .l
| 20 hares Kensington National Bank. ..eas
ESQ shares PfnnsylSsna ~ EailTSsd'
3slO0o bonds North penpsyiy,sp,ja , & Railroad.
80. =, For Other Aceountts1
~ eosSncs Saona Baat sank
= shares FL s. Na,ionsl Bank Ban OF Camden. y; J.
S s6as %ySmirgS Ma fann Co
40 shares Southern Transportation Co.
i00shaTes North American TRANSIT Insurance Co,
20 shares American Anti Incrns alton Co.
100 shares Pennsylvania Middle Coal Field Rail-
il shares Chestnut Hin and springhouse Turn
ftae 2o0 shares Mcolintockyille OIL Co.
shares sSu,hsIn SI, MAJ stiesmShP Co. 90
and 20. - rs i7st
saleat No. 1908 North Fourth street
sUfFTAANSoE UfFTANo FINE MAiNu SRsEs EEsEERpEF RppEFF EE3pgDs
| .l On Saturday Morning, "
18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, the Walnut Parlor Fur
| Sale No; l24s shackamn,axon mi street.
| BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS, china
| on Monday Morning,
% S IL % an S S
catalogue, the entire handsome walnut parlor dining
room, and chamber furniture. t5F2t
Sale at No. 1908 Master street.
5S SS$gEs 81 IS T R1ND
| On Tuesday Morning,
2ls Instant at 10 o'clock. at No. zoos Master street.
ber furniture and oak dining-room furniture. rs IL SO
Sale at No. 1903 Chestnut street. %
HNAMPSoME K4sHW9oP M otNE ANP WAhNUT Nj IT. FUR
PfASo. La RGEl BooKcAsE MAN6soMMR R NfsoMR
BRUSSELS AND IMPERIAL CARPETS, ETC.
d instant 70 oocF az No i5os Chestnut street
by catalogue the entire handsome furniture. [5I7 At
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SALE OF JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS,
RICH INDIA AND OTHER SHAWLS, CURIo-
iSITIES, ETC. MOI, --.-- /. ....-. '.....
On Monday Morning,
May 2Oth at 10 O'clock at the auction store No. lli0
Chestnut street, will be sold rich and Interesting
assortment OF goods from China and Japan, comprls
ing-fine China; Japanese cabinet tables. work boxes
Jewel card receivers manufactured In mosaic:
of precious woods. sandal wood aud others:
rich fans; elegant waters; shell flowers beautiful
shawls. and Infinite variety Curosties OF ORR
entail manufacture. % tt ~ l'e 7fI
The Goods will be open for exhibition on Saturday,
when the public are invited TO call and examine
them. g...t l4 lIae ~, IaHr $780,
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Hold Regular Sales Of

Hold Regular Sales OF
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND EECURTTIES ATE
THE LADELPHIA EXCHA ANgE.
Handbils of each property issued separately,
loO catalogues published and circulated containing
iu descriptions OF property 70 be sold also pa r
ter and offered AZ private sale. - n I7-T
Sales adv ertised daily In all the daily newspaperS
Ledger, North American, German Free Press, In
quirer, Evening Bulletin, German Democrat, Age.
'Evening Telegraph Press, aud Legal Intellgencer
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LARGE SAFE OF OF, BRITISH T1 gEEEcH GERMAN,

- AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
we VIII hold large sale of foreign and domestic
:. On Thursday morning,
May 2S &C O'Clock, embracing about 1000 packages
and lots Of staple and fancy articles, In WoOllens
Worsteds, linens, silks, and cOttons,
N. B.-Catalogues ready aud goods arranged for
examination early morning of sale, - r. II 81
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Sale at No. 1908 Grard Avenue,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS 30
Af CASES ET(l

r r.Itn On Tuesday Morning, Eu us..sIrn
At 10 O'Clock, at No 1908 Grard avenue, will be sold
the furniture OF family declining hOusek co M
prisDg-Velvet Brussels, aud other carpets; walnut
ana rosewood parlor furniture: chamber, dining
and library furniture China; plated ware; large book
cases; kitchen furniture, etc. Nt F 'HI - 70T
Can be examined on morning ofsae. la 1856
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May q, win be sold, ~ 40 O'CLOCK by catalogue, on
FOUR months credit, about 1900 packaEes boots,
shoes. bamorals' etc. OF city and Eastern manu-.
Open for examination with cataloeuea ear,v on
lhe morning OF sale. T5l5 81
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sale on Monday, May 2Olb, I'M Include--

ner SIsCON ID and UNION Streets. = w.
MODERN RFSIDENCE, Stable, and Carriage
House, .and Lot 80 by 22O feet, No. S7is CHESNUT
Street. t' ff ~ Eti.. I T7'' -
1hree-story brick RESIDENCE No. s25 PINE
NoRRIsTowN-Two elegant new Residences
JACOBY and GREhN Streets.
handsome Building Site. 20 acres wissahickon
avenue gfownship line road aud Aliens lane
Twenty-hrst Ward.
Four.story brick Dwelling, No. 928 LOCUST
street. HI.Eu. 90. Hl VIA. I5liT
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AuCTlON SALES.

M1y 20 commencing at 10 O'Clock, we win sell, by
cataoRueOI cash. l4C0 cases Mems Boys and Yotbe,
Boots, shoes, BrogRns Balmorais, etc. Eiso
Women's, Misses and Childrens Wear, from civ
nnd Eastern manufacturers, embracing a general
assortment Of desirable goods f5i6S
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n c.. MACKEY, AUCTION NEEB
VI Office No 42l COMB EROE Street snltf
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TOHN B. MYERS & CO, AUCTtONEERs
y Nos. 2s2 and 2s4 MARX EFT Street 7

Vn MOnUHy MOTnIUH, N i
Nay %, at 10 O'clock will be sold by catalogue o.
four months credit about lots OF French. ndt
German, and British dry goods, empraciSg a full
assortment OF fancy aud staple articles Ia allie
woTsteds, woollens, linens ana co..ons ''
~ ~ d SoSos arranged ior examination, and cata-
iVgues reaoy early on the morning of sale, [5l45t
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legal.
CTATE OF JLLvxOvS

STATE OF ILLINOIS SUPREME Corr- w,,,;,,
u Wr me ihlrd frtnd Division Of said StateSpepce,
~ ~ he John r. hist, Edwin A. Clark, Henry j. Baker
.Nhr o. Baker, Conrad Baker. jr, Charles H. Baxter
w. nN,rr rransin Bel, Nehemiah Leonard Samuel
Ners sainuel N. Leonard Edward s Warren Auypstps
thompson, Edward NJ Atwater Christian bmsen WiIli,,
ihnsen franklin Mct'owin, John Wilson Franklin n Pair
~ FRANK Beal, James Aver Frederick Aver Thona,
M y; buoklty William c. Sheldon. and wi,m cline
.nons IN error vs. Jacob Bockee John Phillins Geo "
In .arsa Gage Alison Ward, John j. Inns Goo
Ihh nathaniel Clifford and the President Dirctnrs .rd
COMPANY OF the Bank Of oughkeepsc Defendants in error
-Erfor TO III" Superior Court of Chic,ro V''
"reas Ihe sai Spencer b. Root and other, pIaintis a.;
80 "s nave sued ont writ err Or ir,, said
orl 10 reverse Judgment obtained by said Ja,n
80, IN 'ners ur'ehants in error aforesaid against
saa ahti ~ error In the said Superior Court az (hcacr
which said writ Of is now pending in said snnrem.
ou', am whereas, writ Of scres facas has been
uuy issued hert returnable first say Of tho newt
Term OF said supreme Court to he holden at Ottawa in s
a'a on the second Monday Ia September next accordny,
iaw and whereas also 1t appears by affidavit on file in tina
Clerks Office u said supr Court that the said President
and Directors and Company of the Rank Of purbkeenSa
Nathaniel Clifford and George Inns nonresdents of the
state OF illinois, and without the reach Of the process of said
Supreme Court, " ~
Now therefore you the said President and Drect.r and
Company Of the bank OF Fougkeapsie Nathaniel clifford and
George INNS part Of the said eanlants in error whes.
nonresaence aforesaid hereby notified to he
and appear before tho Justices Supreme Court at tn.
next term of said court be holden at Ottawa said state
on the second Monday September next to hear the
ana proceedings brought into said Supreme Court return
OF sad writ Of error and the assigned If You shall
see n and further to do and receive what sail court shall
order in this behalf
Dated this April II A. D. 1867
HENRY L. STEELE, L. LELAND
Ali. a, ,o ay iot FINS IN Error Clerk.
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FLIES on SHEEr.-There are two species OF
iii which also cause sheep much annoyance,
ani frequently lead to unfortunate results: by
snoring with coarse whale oil, after shearing,
tlie sheep vii, remain unmolestsd and the appli-
cation promote the growth Of wool
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In the depot ia a pacard announcing "No
Smoking posted over oil lamp Two Irishmen
appeared, one smoking. Pat saws the other.
we're transgressin' the rhules of the establish
mcnt, We are
'How's that :" said the smoker r
Don't you see there-nc smokiug~
YES: but can't We see, we spapeen, the remark
j. addressed 10 the lamp
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There is oh arming tradition connected with
the site on which the temple Of Solomon was
erected. 1t is said to have been occupied in COM
mon by two brothers, one of whom had family,
the other had none On this spot sown a
field of wheat. On the evening succeeding the
harvest, the wheat having been gathered in sepa-
rate Shocks the elder brother said to his wife:
MY younger brother is unable to bear the heat
and burden of the day. win arise, take of my
shocks, and place them with his, without his
knowledge"
The younger brother being actuated by the
same benevolent motive said within himself:
"My elder brother has family, have none !;
l will contribute to their support: | will arise,
take my of shocks and place them with his, with
out his knowledge"
Judge of their mutual establishment when, on
the following morning, they found their respec-
tive shocks undiminished. This course of events
TRANSFERRED for several nights, when each resolved
in his own mind to stand guard and solve the
mystery. They did so, when on the following
night. they met each other half way between
their respective shocks, with their arms full
Upon ground hallowed by such an association
AZ this was the temple of Solomon erected-so
spacious and magnificent, the wonder and admi-
ration of the world Alas! in these days, how
many would sooner steel their brothers whole
shocks than add to them a single leaf.
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THE HEAD TURNED RoUNp.-A crazy man
was found at grindstone sharpenining a large
butcher knife, and every nov and then examn-
ing the edge to see if it was keen.
What are YOU doing here ~
Don't you see Sharpening this knife
Eyes, but what are you going 10 do with it
when sharpencd p r
''Cut old Ben Browns head off to he sure!"
What You will not kill MIN, will your
''Oh, no I'll only cut his head off, and
stick II right on again. hind side before Just
to let the old fellow look back upon his past life
II would take him all the rest of his life to review
it..
What queer idea the lunatic had in his head /!
And what If it were so, that every man when he
reached certain age had his face turned around
and was obliged TO spend the rest Of his DAYS in
looking over his past life Wouldn't there be
strange sights!
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WHEN DR.. Dodge. an electric physician, was
lecturing through this State on the evils of tea
and coffee, he happened to meet, one morning at
the breakfast table, a witty son of Erin of the
better class. Conversation turned to the doctors
favorite subject, and he addressed our friend az
follows:
well" said the doctor, 'if l convince YOU
that they are in furious to your health, will you
abstain from their use 7" go
''Sure and I will, sir
GLOW often do you use coffee and tea 2" asked
the doctor. -
Morning and night, sir
"Well," said the doctor, do you ever exper-
fence slight dizziness of the brain upon going to
led z"
::Ies, indeed ! do" replied Erin.
And sharp pain through the temples in
and about the eyes in the morning 7" asked the
doctor. ~ ~ ~ ~ t--
"Troth. I do so"
well" said the doctor with an air of conf
dence and assurance in his manner "that i. the
tea and coffee
''Is it indadeS Faith and Tn thankful; l
always thought that it was the whiskey did that
same
The company reared with laughter and the
doctor quietly retired.
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dersig have this day formed coparnerShp under
the name and style Of Koch Rose purpose Of doing
drug business the old stand Berk Koch No 90 Ia
Sale, corner Of Madison street. C. Y. KOCH
Ottawa, April 10, ls67.-3w: F. " ROSE