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A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
"A Mems Father Mathew 7. A, b. Society, No. !, Of
Broosyn .iii Do heid At La.timor Hall 2i2 Court
hr: Burns, the great temperance stor Messrs Jno
b. Do To- and Niehlos. Singing by j, 4 Il. Taylor,
hAYEs, kec. Sec. i35
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A GRAND PUBLIC MEETING OF THE
"A Father Mathew I. A. b. Society No I, Of Broot-
lyn. viii take place al their Institute, cor Hicks d
and Hamilton ave, at o'clock tomorrow (sundayl
J. w Byrnes. r. &. Hollywood and others will .a-
dress the meeting. singing by Messrs. Mckinney
AMI Kelly; Mechanic celebrated brsas band will be
there also, and discourse some Of their choice,t me-.
iodss on The occasion. Tho public arc requested 10
como early and secure their seats. PETER KELLY,
Father Mathew T. A. b. Society No. /, Of Brook Iyn
are requested to meet at their Institute in regalIa on
tribute Of respect 70 our most respected and WORTH
brother, Wnusm Wash, lately Dc ceaaed. BY order
PETER KELLY, Prest, PATk. EGAN, Sec l2T !,
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YOUNG MEN, RALLY ROUND THU

VVUNT MIN, hALLT hUUND IHB
L Banner Of Temperance A public meeting OF the
No Of n Y, viii be held at their Hall cor Of stk
q. and sth ave. Speaking by Mr.. Mulvaney, eI-
President Of the Parent society; also b. sallAgher.
Fsq., eI-President OF the Branch; also Mr. ODsnnsL
the talented advoca'e of Temperance singing b.
the Misses Morrow and others. FRANCIS J GAL
LAtbLR, PTesl. PHILIP RILEY, Vice. Nm.
BOYD Rec. Sec. n, B.-A special meeting on sun.
day afternoon Members are requested 70 attend and
settle for Ball tickets l39
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TERRTBLE ENGAGEMENT TEMPER.

Il anco v ctoriouA and Rum Traffic Routed Tho
Young Men, Father Mathew 7. A. Is. Society, No. 8
will hold their REGULAR meeting, cor ed st and Fra
ave, sunday even M, at o'clock, 18th. speaker-
Messis llisrinL johnson and j. 8. Madden. singing
by the MISE. Morrow, Mas o'Nahoney aud Meurs
hcGowsn, Kidd and Carol. Msnoh MS celeb aieA
Brss Band will be there TO enlvsn the occa.ion
PATRICK KELLY, PreA THOs. CARSON, Rec.
Sec. ll9
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THE KILLIAN CIRCLE OF THE F. b.
viii he organize on sunday afternoon, Zee lIth
At Military Hal iss Bawer;; Iho,s In favor Of -
Cente. 81
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4 A. d Society, Of Ner York. ~ hold ne re,u.
lr mee'inr, at their Hall cor OF 23d ct and "a as
on Sunday evening, Dee. 18th, A. o'eoct speatlns
BY hessr Moses Platt, Of brooklyn, and O'fonneIL
snd others. singing b. Misses Fllnn, hclinInesS
10y and hes-rs. kssrnsy, Carroll and ]. Lartin
The public are Invited Come carly and procure
seats; JAS. DELANEY, Pres THos. J. CARR.
ksc. Sec. iox
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THE FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. T. So
Il clety, No 3 OF BROOKLYN, r. D. win hold temper,
snce meeting at O'Clock tomorrow EVENING At en-,
perance Ha'l, cor Grand snd It'll Of. B9e.kep-
Aessrs Madden, Brown and BuckinGn. sn .u-
hessrs. smllh and tOoIrin. THOS N. LLOIh
Pres, JAS. FLETCHER, Sec. 10
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06

New YoRK, March 5.--The Herald's Wash
ington special says;
Authentic Information, not from Richmond
has been received that Shsrman's advance
had reaehed Fayetteville North Carolina
The Herald's New Orleans correspondent
says ll|Is HH. l-it'fE
Information from Mobile Of the 9Th, at
which time the rebels we're receiving reinlorce'
ments aud strengthening their deleases.
Beauregard was there on The 4th, inspect.
ing their works, and made a speech, express
ing great confidence that the place can be
held, a. .ra.
The force in Mobile is said to bo much lar
ger than had been generally believed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06

WAsHINoTos March The Civil bill as
originally reported, contained large appropria-
tions ior the cohst survey, lighthouse estab-
lishmenta, and other objects Of "a miscellane-
Gus character This being considered an ON
nibus bal, the House added new features, and
tho Senate weighed IL down with heavy appro
priatious, including at least $4,000 600 for
reimburs,ng Missouri for the expenses of call,
ing out and subsisting the State militia, and
appropriating $700, 600 or $500, 600 10 pay the
moneys advanced by Pennsy lvanis in calling
out her militia TO assist in repelllng the inva.
sion Of General Lee
The Senate struck out Of the bill material
amendmsnt inserted at the instance of Mr.
Davis, of Maryland namely That no person
shall be tried by court martial or military
committee in any State or territory where the
courts of the United States are open, except
persons actually mustered and commissioned
or appointed otherwise by law, in the military
or naval service, or rebel enemies charged
with being spies.
When the disagreeing votes Of the twt
Houses we're sent TO a conference committee
the managers compromised oil their dineren
ces excepting the amendment Of Mr.. Davis
which it was proposed should be acted upoi
separately. Many of the members OF ih
House, however preferred losing the bill Il
surrenderiug the clause in question, and 80 b.
dilatory measures thoy defeated it
All the other general appropriation bills
we're passed, and also the bills to establish
bureau for refugees and freedmen to author
ize the coinage OF three cent pieces Rf ooppe
and nickel, and TO prohibit the issue of frat
tional currency under five cents.
The Bankrupt and Ilnois Ship Canal bill
were Iost in the Senate, while tho bill TO pa
extra compensation to the builders of tn
iron.clads was also lost
Nothing was finally done with the Camde
Railroad Company Bill, the House bill r
=, naming in the Senate clogged with amon'
ments.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06
cEnrIrIoATE oF AUTnORITY

To expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1866
OrFIoE or rHR AUDITOR oF STATE, 1SsURAsoE DIT
CoLuaHus, ONO, January ", 1850
WnrnEAs, The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN.
sIlRANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford, IN the
STATE of Connect cut, has filed in this Office sworn
statement OF itk condition. required by tho hrht see.
ion of the net "o reg lnte Insurance Companies not
nGorporated by the State of Ohio" passed Aprii 8,
1850, and amend, d February " 1854 and, whereas,
said Company has furnished satisfactory evidence
that in possessed Of Rt lenst one hundred thoutaqu
dollars OF actual capital invested IN stocks or bopuH,
or i'm mortgages Of real estate, worth doubs INC
amount for which the same ~ mortgagedi hh'i
Whereas said Company has filed In this othee wTit
tan instrument under iis corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof authorizing any
agent or agents of said Company IN thus stale TO nc,
owledge service Of process, for and In behalf OF sad
Company, according TO the terms OF said law, . Ii,
Now therefore, IN pursuance Of tho hTst section OF
the Aforesaid act, /, JAMES IL. GOODMAN, Auditor q
state for OHIO, do hereby certify that said hVkIh
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY oi
Hartford Connecticut is authorized TO transact me
hustneas OF Fire Insurance th's State until the
thirty first day Of January, in the year one ihoua nj
al Rht hundred and slxty-AiN, ,rL
ISTAMPI In witness whereof | have hereunto sub
lsgAL1 acnbed my name and caused the seal 9i my
once 20 be affixed Che day and year above
written. b. JAS. II, GOODMAN,
6eIO Auditor OF State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06

WAsHISGTos, March 5.-The Senate, sew
eral hours before its adjournment yesterday,
cleared its Executive calendar Of oil the Prea-
idential nominations, six hundred in number,
Nearly all Of the military characters were con
Grmed. 1
The President yesterday sent In the nomi-
nation Of John Deirees for Superintendent OF
Public Printing, and the Senate unanimously
confirmed IT, This is a deserved compliment
TO the uniform courtesy and ability which hav'
marked this gentleman's management Of thu
Government Letter Press Printing Bureau TO
the past four yeara 4 aa rsfa u
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A9rofesstonal.
CINCINNATI IYENEREAL HOSPITAL,

,VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established In tho y"ar 1850, .'"
FoR THE CURE OF r..IVArE DISEASES,
A nd under Che control OF two Of the most Eminent
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nRE, BoNAPARTE, rom London psd Pans
Hospitals, and for the pa.t ten ears Of the Vin- m
, Ns,s York Tns is the only oihce in the city
rhere a permanent cure Of Private Diseases can be
obained, without the uss Of mercury or change Of
Az 1ionorrhtsa cured m six TO foHy-&wo hours
elect cured in three to ten days. stT,eyes cure, ~ "
70 three weeesi Nocturnal nnssons ,Sa So y
eight weeks Syphilis in It's primary stSges eurnu ~
three days secondary symptoms N % qss 70 asts, .le
mnotency vaer restored In one to four weebB; AZ
dseAses Of private nature treated with unpArAheieu
Tr sonsnerte,s great work on private dsesAsas
the Private Guide TO Health ~ beneficial to ALI male
AM female. old aud young should read thls WORK. ~
vii snilghien those who groPe in darkness Price
| twenty I've cents, sent by mail,
| 'pr Boneparte'a ETepGh Patent Male Sale IL "
peTiectly -so, and never falls TO give satlsnenon,
Is the only safe and sure preventive against dssAse
Price Of the French Patent Male Bale ~ "! snS
one 81 per half dozen, 81 per doHenI sent by % mai
nS-Madame LOZl lER's Female Monthly rus , y =
sale ana reliable remedy for shppresslons aaa & ~, ,e
male diseasea Ladies' should not use them. during
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pef Dox-aEira fhe sS sent to any address " nel',
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hsSo bo en- aeeusionisd iom early ageoi youth p
gltnesst he various diseases which Rtlet Hhhhlhu1
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The Paelno Tsisgraph Through

NEw YoRK, March Son Sunday morning
at two o clock the wires of the Western Union
Telegraph were connected with the Pacific
lines, and communication established direct
between this city and San Francisco, Though
the weather was bad, rain falling at the time
at many points on the route the wires worked
we'll, and considerable amount of business
was transmitted The distance is nearly 200
miles, and the difference OF time about tour
hours
This is unquestionably the largest tele.
graphic circuit ever worked, and the fact that
such length Of wire was telegraphed over IL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06
lrapn sAgs ya9a rnt rAsaa oE wAETl

Wouid these ehiidreh nave comfortable home ana
tha means OF edacalon1 Would tins Wife be indepen'
dent Of the GOLD eharlues Of the Sordl Would ms
aged and ieeble parent oe provided lort Mo9a s w
property by iorcsd sales OF an administrator to meet
he demands of sales made when the mark
tends downward, and fair prices cannot be reahEedf
How few can answer these question ~ their AatHfao-
houl They fear Gu ask them, and eeerlsh the bslle
that they have long lease on llie lhHlh both 1901
ISL ndcowardly. The brave man
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an PoINr. March - A.

Cry PoIST, March 5--4 A. NJ.
TO Hon h. NJ SdHtoH
Refugees confirm the statements Of desert
ors as TO the capture OF Early and nearly his
entire force They say it took place on Thurs
dao last, between Stanton aud Charlottesville,
and that the defeat was total
Signed u. $. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
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Cry PoIxr. March 80 A. NJ

CRY PoNr. March So A. NJ.
TO Hon. H. NJ. Stanton
Deserters from every point of the enemy s
lines confirm tho capture Of Charlottesville by
Sheridan. They say he captured Early aud
nearly his entire force, consisting OF 800
men. Four brigades we're reported us being
sent to Lyuchburg, to get there before Gen,
Sheridan, If possible.
lSigned U. 5 GRlSr,
Lieutenant General.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06

,0oR SALE 400 aores Of land Nix miles south Of
III KentOn, Hardin eouniy, Ohio, lying on bolh sues
AZ the glnelnnAh aud sandusky Railroad ny" n'u-
Ths land lies rolling, and Is timbered WIN ash ma;
ple. walnut cherry, sam, hickory, Sc, has thsst S"n
~, p,,.,, N water 4 valuable water power on hlVef
grsef. twenty feet head, with rich creek loiloi.n
0ny improvainents, cabin with about hiteen ~ ~
cleared The wood on tie land, eutAnd hhu'eu"
the raiiroad VII pay Tor The land .lltfu
For terms and other particulars, apply 70 y. 80 % .
Price or W. v. Marquis beheiontAlnei y. leIsuan-
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loF nARrFoRp. 0oNNEorIoUT
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payment is required alter tsn years.
Five Thousand doars paid on tno losses In this CITY
yithin the last AN months.
AnioRg an che coutrivanees Of men To protect the
family oifrle from want, none can lie found moro am'
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UNITED STATES HOTEL

CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT sfs.' olS'
rsVHIs large aud commodionH Hotel has heen ~. ~
FITTED AND REFU ND thIonghont ,, lihf ,
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wine Plants, Grape Roots, etc,

y HAVE for sale the genuine OHInEsE WINE
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06

p.raopa OF aedentary hab troubled with Weakness
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

rvan ,shere he has preceded them into eternity Syt
the honest debtor satisfies his conhdng creditor Ehsn
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sense il Is one great weapon by which TO rob dea'h OF
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Farmers eiIr & Mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
WAGNER sc SEtIRE


(sUouEssoR TO sonEIHLEA sTRImaERl
IIAVE taken this old and popular no tsl on second
street, Dayton, and hope by their attention 10
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well known house, ID e... t I.s l.art I.f
Tho services Of Mr. Henry Foster, so widely knoWn.
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Ths patronage It's former friend SIS confidently
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-06

CRY PoISr. Va. March 8, II A. NJ
10 Hon. r. NJ Stanton
Deserlers in this morning, report that Sher-
idan had routed EARLY, aud captured Char
lotleville. They report ionr regiments hav-
ing gone from here (Richmond), to reinforce
Early.
lSigned U. 5. Grant
Lieutenant General,
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9'a 800 yiI3g0gf 2 u'et
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LIFE IHT5URANCB

Young mon iunt starting In business, whoAa chief
capital Is their energy and integrity should insure lhelr
ives 10 the amount Of half their liabilities Such an
eet OF dsnteTeated honesty when known to
itora, would nsil innfeese ther coincidence in them
il would show thAtthey did not Wish to leave their sg
friends exposed to any avoidaheeontingency; and the
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I ADMINISTRATOMs NOTIOR

NToTIOE is hereby gwen that the undersigned has
IN bean duly appointed Administrator OF the estate
OF DR.. Hugh Alexander, deceased ID
fsIbwa WILMER IL. BELYILLE.
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I.iai. .H.raslUH 300 .u.futi leo .HH.
utf .#.f HHlIn. .flI. .'Ius f.tII a'aH.
Might tdrly be regarded as the tribute vheh AZ up
night heaH pays al The shrine OF justice
t''IFI'r - JOHN II. eTOPPELMAN,
auia Agent Tor Dayton and Uolnity,