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each The Items are as fOllOWs.-
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AO''''' H. t. HELMBoLD, CHEMIST.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20
Late from Europe.
PORTLAND March 10.


The steamer Peruvian, from Liverpool
on the sth aud Londonderry on the 9th ar
rived here this evening.
The OIoi says the American Government
has lntimated that Il Is In possession of full
information rs to the movements OF Fen
ians IN the United States, and will not
permit acts obnoxious 20 the British Gov
ernment of which Its laws can take cogni-
zRnce.
Fenisn affairs are unchanged. Import
ant arrests continue to be made.
A German crisis Is imminent. The Prus-
sian Government has Dispatched 10 vienna
u summons In respect to llOlstein which Is
as pcremptory In its tone rs its demand.
bismarck IL ready to face war and lis con-
sequences. 4.....-.
Austria must at once take up the gnunt-
let or yield to the pretensiOn OF Prussia
In somewhat ignolninlOus manner.
In the principalitics the MoRttsur says q
majority Of the plenipotentiaries have al
ready been invested with the necessary
powers 10 attend the conference relative to
the principalities about 10 be held in Paris.
The Turkish corps Of observation on the
Danube Is stated at over 22000. The re-
serve corps Of $4,000 men Is to be stationed
at Schumla.
1t lsstated that Austria will probably
take precautionary military measures la
Transylvania aud Bukowina.
The copies OF the New York Herald. con-
tanning Bancroft's memorial 0ratiOn, were
seized In France by order vt the Govern
ment.
The Times Paris correspondent writes /:
The French Government Il Is said, has
received dispatches from Washington,
which put an end to the Mexican question.
The terms appear to be those Of our Gov
ernment, requiring evacuation within a
year, aud non-interventlon during the
evacuation. .I
Phe Emperor was heard 20 say lately
that his own people and the American
people were against him Ia this affair, that
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

he compreheudcd It. but that It would BE-
foolish on his part to push policy which
encountered so much hostility. and that it
was his duty under the circumstances to
cede. 40 long, however, al he remsned in
Mexico, he would not suffer himself or
Macmillan, to be attacked without resent
Ing It. much ~ he would regret TO 20 TO
war with the people of the United States,
whom he liked and respected.
With such dispositions on both sides, It
Is easy TO see that an understanding was to
have been looked for. and was, IN fact the
only logical solution TO the question.
LIVERPOOL. March S.--Breadstu
ardson, Spence & Co., Wakefield. Nash a.
Co. and others, report flour dull and noml-
nal. Wheat quiet and steady at los @lOs.
6d. for winter red. Corn very dull. and
declined 3d.; sales at 28s. Cd for mixed.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quote beef active
and firm. Pork firm. Bacon firm. but
quiet. Lard upward. Sugar firm. Coffee
steady.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

'TowN TALK."-The following is the
ticket most likely TO be supported by the
Balm Hoolers, for the different county off,
GERS at the coming fall election; For Clerk
of the Court, Captain James Turner; for
Sheriff. Squire James Turner; for Probate
Judge, James Turner, Esqulre for Treas
urer, James Turner, for Auditor, the man
who proclaimed at the Fifth Ward polls, that
"auy Republican who voted for Haynes
was no better than copperhead and
traitor; for Commissioner, the Balm Hoole
candidate for Mayor.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Columbus.

20 COLUMBUS, March 10
The General Appropriation Bill foots up
over Si.65000O.
For the foreign and domestic debt, with
previous appropriations the present session.
and such other sums as may come into the
Treasury, aud not otherwise appropriated
by law, $2.667,000; for common schools,
VI ,525OOO; for LOngyiew Asylum. $4,000; I;
salaries OF claim agents and pay of their
clerks, $75.0OO; for Gettysburg Cemetery.
SlI,OOO; for State-house warming aud
taking care Of $4,000!
This is the bill as introduced. In the
course OF legislation 1t will be largely in-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20
Wholesale Establishment

la Cincinnati, Shere the Aanuia,stHre OF Clothing
h carried on undcr our own supervision. which
gives as the great advantage Of selling at eonsid.
erablo less prices. together with the important
superior quality. make and nnish,
Our stoek Vii CONSIST Og nill llne OF choice
Clothing ami Gents Furnishing tioOds suitable for
the various seasons together with large selection
OF Piece ,Iooiis such as cloths, CassneTs Nestngs
&C. OF latsst designs, 20 suit SUCH cusAomers a.
may prefer " have their measures tAken In WhioA
Instance = complete ht will bs guaranteed, ~
II potenrss close attention 10, aud fAir duAaiI7r
In business Ia NE touch stope OF Success. afuly
may expect a foil patronage Of liberal public
Please call and see Tor yourself Remeniier th,,
new hrIn. a Y. SFRAuRsy 4. hhlO II
suecessors " Phinlp KlopfeF. al fhini 81 Day
ton Ohio, mari -stdSW
Davton. February -. 1863
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HAYDEE's BENEFT.-Mr. W. II. Hayden,
q very worthy actor and clever gentleman,
Is TO have benefit Oh next Tuesday even
ing at the 0pera-llouse. lie has In prepar
alton rare attractions for the occasion. lie
intends producing The Octaroon" in good
style and will have other attractions which
will not fail to please. Mr.. James Oates, a
very talented young actor win leave his
business In Cincinnati and play at the en-
tertainment offered by Mr.. Hayden. We
know 'Jlm," and can vouch for his talents
aud accomplishments as an artist. We
hope Jlmwlll not fail, and that Mr.. Hayden
win have such house as shall make him
feel glad ftH.Vt
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CINCINNATI, March i9-FIOUR-Ths market
nS Ts@s,ai Ha,Ss wi1sS9' SSa ssaHSe a prices Tes
sales OF Importance
GRAlN-rhe market opens quiet for all kinds,
hut prices have not changed since saturday
Sound Wheat, old and new, is held lrmly at ftll
rates but all other kinds Rre duh
GROCkRIES-~rhe market rules steady and
quiet, with a fair demand at 2ts2oc, Tor fair 10
choice Rio COnee; iSSi5c. for raw Sugar; i1S
Ike. for hard refined. aud 0OSo6c. Tor MolAsSes
. HIIISKY-A dali market without change In
prices, sales Of no brls, at a. a6 duty paid.
sEED-Cloyer remains quiet aud steady At f5 20
go 80 for prime Ia the small way. Timothy IL
quiet aud sicady at t34S rs Flax Is dull at ~ ~
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THE business man who puts his sign In
the newspaper, does much wiser thing
than he who fsstens 1t over his door, which
no one would think of neglecting. The
man who adyertises informs the public that
he wants trade or business, and his card Is
an invitation to customers to come and deal
with him. Where one person reads a sign
In the street, five hundred read it In the
newspaper.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

EXPERIENCE is the only guide, and indus
try the only means of success; without
these 1t is impossible to become a good
Physician, They do not forget that all man
ner of diseases, both Acute and Chronie, of
every name and nature, of long or short
duration, ore treated successfully at the
Dayton Medical Dispens0iy. 2td
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

WE understand there will be prayer
meeting in the Journal news-room, on next
Sabbath evening. The boys, who have
been working hard all the afternoon and
evening, will offer up a prayer to be re-
leased from toll before the morning breaks
in upon them,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

ADhINISTRATRIx NOTICE.-E
have this day beea appointed minlstratrix Of tho
estate Of Henry kremer, All persons owing tina
viii make pay meni 60 me and settle inlnledlatuly
All persons having olaims against his estate sfa
notidcd 70 present he same according to Law.
SOPHIA y. kRkMER
Dayton, February ~. iSdo. febsl -stw
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The editor of the Journal has much to
say in dehaming HenryJ Raymond, edi-
tor of the New York Times, aud member of
Congress; stamping him traitor renegade,
etc. Why don't he come down on the Gin
clnnati Commercially Halsted supports the
President in his veto, and don't think
Sumner and Stevens over wise, or loyal.
Be consistent, II you are not just.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20
Canada stiIl Excited.

TORONTO, e. W., March 10.
There was great concern by the people
ana the authorities last night over an an
pretended attack on the frontier. Men
were under arms all night.
battery was loaded on the cars. and
engines steamed up to run troops front Ina
case of danger
Heavy guards patroled the streets TO
prevent local uprising, and signal was
arranged 70 sound the alarm II volunteers
were needed.
Military men assert the discovery of A
diabolical plot to blow up the drlll-shed and
the volunteers In 1t. A sewer runs under
the drllI- I-shed, with an entrance and espld-
"dde, on which II Is said barrels of powder
were to be rolled up. and when the total
volunteer force met In the shed for drill
the fuse was to be lighted, and the yolun
teers blown into eternity. A heavy guard
Is now kept on the entrance to the sewer.
Every thing was very quiet last night In
the city; but many absurd reports were
circulated about Fenians advancing on the
frontier.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Dispatches from all points Of Canada
show excitement still unabated, and yolun-
teers springing to arms by thousands.
Great excitement In all the frontier towns
on Saturday and Sunday, and the entire
military force standing by their guns
Troops are still marching ~ the frontier
and people candldly admit that now there
Is real danger that Sweeney Is desperately
in earnest; believing also that the OMa-
hony faction Is working with Sweeney for
the same end. The total force now under
arms Is $4,000, all armed. about IOOOO of
which are on the frontier
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

FINE ARTS IN DAYToN.-The shOw-win-
dow of Gaines bookstore. corner Of Main
and Third, Is adorned with two splendid
portraits, from the pencil of Mr.. Z. Edmon-
son, of this city. They are in point of
colorlng and finish equal to any thing of
the kind we have ever seen, and are said by
those who know the parties, to be most ex-
cellent likenesses. 1t is in the highest de-
gree creditable to Dayton, as well as to one
of her native artists, that residents of Gin
portrait painters are so nu-
come here to have their
pictures taken.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

kH AN INVALUABLE REMEDY.-None,
except those who have suffered all the hor-
rors Of threatened Consumption, can fully
Halls BALSAM-a sovereign remedy In
all the various stages of this much dreaded
disease.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

Legislature of Wisconsin.

NEW YORK, March ID.
A special dispatch announces the defeat
OF tho bill restoring the death penalty. In
the House OF the Wisconsin Legislature. by
vote Of fifty to thirty-four 40.
The Wisconsin Senate has adoptnti A
resolution striking ont the word white"
from the section in regard to qualifications
OF electors, by "a vote Of seventeen to four.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

Ew- Those who have suffered from Scrof-
ala, Eruptions, or any other impurity of
the Blood, will find SCovILL's BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP invaluable, as it will cleanse
the Blood and permanently eradicate from
the system the cause of the disease. thereby
restoring health, and vivacity to the sys-
Q n.
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DYSPEPSIA!
Doctor
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DIR. STRIcKLAND's

TONIC is concen-
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
antiacids and carminatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. 1t Is a
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndiges-
tion, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Acidi-
ty of the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
Il IL not alcoholic. therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspeptic
persons For sale by all Druggists every
where at 81 per bottle.
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READY.MADE CLOTHING.

and other iipe OF Goods generally kept In ronRe--
ton Herewith aud in doing 80. make Il our aim
and object not only 20 SHtRE the large tr,llc
our predecessor 50 richly aud deserVedlV eaatoyci
but II possible 10 CtE NsE the same 10 thc full
est eAtcnt To this NC feel ourselvea pA1tiC ularly
enabled fFDni the tact that this u if hr "A bi,,arh
otOrc Of our Extensive
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20
AMUsIlNIENTa..

opera a-HOuse.-As we announced on yester.
day Miss Emile Melville the pet of the Amer.
| lean Stage" made her debut ut tho Turner's in
FdncAoa. ne CricHsi We had not expected much
from her, because there had been so much pains
taken to announce hercoming ard our knowledge
OF her was vastly photographed The Columbus
press said she could act we'll and was bewitchlng
beyond comprehension, and we we're At loss to
know how 10 approach the fary.llRe vision youch-
safed us in her presence
She came, and gave us lively Criket She Is
pretty, petifs, with good 1gure, good manners,
good taste. She is young and lacks advancement
In herprofesslon. She did FhaeGos creditably well
some little stiffness which will wear away by
usage, and little lack OF. naturaness, the achme
Of which, is acquired only by constant study and
practice. she reminded us some Of Maggie Mitch
ell but did not do so well Us our little favorite
Kitty Blanchard. She sang the song Of The Kiss"
beautifully and leads Ms to suppose that she Is a
card in that line. Her shadow Dance was a
failure probably from some lndispostlon Ia the
artistic
We wish Duncan had played Liadrv Any
school boy could commit lines to memory aud say
them, like a top; but for man who is engaged for
leading business" to stand up like All automaton
on Dutch clock aud whistle by .nachinery. is too
"unbearabls.r Mr. Gossin is always perfect In
the lines, aud when he is wound up with the "cue"
shoots of his mouth with the accuracy OF gravity.
time and motion; but then there is no more pas
sion, NO more sentiment or expression In him than
In the face Of an army mule. We pity him, and
FdscAon In having such an impaSsiongte lover
The best played part In the piece was Father
BdTbsdud, by Mr.. Allen. He is an actor of rare
merit, and is consequently great favorite MIS-
Perry was excellent in Radef She is lady OF Hne
taste, aud always does we'll NrTDavies as Didier
D kta..u HG-a4 Qsel..
their best to please the 1uo audience present
Tonight Miss Melville will give US "rhe Child
of the Regiment . in the dramatic version though
interspersed with much of the original music |
"Mr. and Mrs. Potter White" will conclude the
bill
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

FEMALE diseases Of every form, success
fully treated at the Dayton Medical DispsM-
SG'T. Ladies who have been suffering for
months and years without finding relief
are most especially invited to call Con-
sultation free and confidential. It'd.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

THE cntlque of the Journal says Miss
Melville made innovations in the text OF
Fanchon. We saw nothing new or novel
in her rendition. She pleased every body,
aud that's what the critique OF the Journal
don't do.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

/
! The VEIL UEMAsKkD.-The Round Table,
a New York weekly, lifts the pettecoatical
veil which has shrouded the secret of the
latest fashionable female novelty, and has
shown that It Is not generous nature which
furnished all the lady skaters this season
with their eomely and attractive limbs, but
the manufacturer. This announcement Is
cruel to the young gentlemen who have
been dellciously entranced with the perfec-
tion Of what they supposed to be natures
handy work. And IL Is no alienation Of
their feelings TO know that they can buy
what gave them SO much pleasure, at any
Ladies' Furnishing store. The Round Table
in making Its disclosure impertinently talks
as follows; fF
by calves we mean Just what the ana
tomists mean when they speak of the
lower eXtremitles. We do not know
whose ingenuity devised them, nor when
they were first introduced, nor indeed their
method of construction. But that they
were a popular article of apparel with
young ladies, and especially those who
made dashing displays on skates, we have
abundant reason to believe. In fact, sew
eral of the prominent corset-makers de-
of these rare bits of fashionable anatomy;
and, Notwithstanding the very rapid pro-
duction, the supply fell short of the de-
mand. OF course good deal of care was
taken lest any prylng masculine eyes
should penetrate the mystery, and give
publicity to the newly"created market: for
this would have very injurious effect
upon the sale of the article, and the tanta-
llzing delusion would have been far less
pleasing. But the fact of its existence was
soon and easily transmitted by y sort of
maidenly legerdemain. and all who were
desirous of making sensations by mar
vellous perfection Of form knew very well
where to supply their sweet selves with
patent calves" |
The editor adds that these embracing lit
tie toys shave been very popular with the
so-called upper circles and 1t is their sur
prislng success with this class that has led |
to the unusual mania for skating during the
past season. What with an Investment or
two in false hair false bust plumpers in
the cheeks. and the now thoroughly intro
duced patent calves, the most awkward iu |
shape and unattractive in general appear
ance may become really charming Who |
does not say that the world moves?"
COMPLIMENTARY.-Tle Cincinnati Daily |
Union thus alludes to Mr.. Pedretti, the ar
tist to whose skill our Opera House is in
debted for Its magnificent fresco decora-
tions
Mr.. Pedrettl, the distinguished fresco
painter, has almost entirely deserted Gin
chlnati for the sister city OF Dayton. 1t
seems that the artistic manner in which he
executed work for the Opera House Of
that city, so charmed the people of culture
that his pencil has been IN constant demand
ever since. IL Is new more than probable
he will not be able to return here 10 fill
orders until sometime next autumn.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

EAsrER.-Easter Sunday falls this year
on the lat OF April. This circumstance has
not occurred since 1904, aud Will only APP
pear again twice In the present century, in.
1877 and 1888
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

THE oyster season viii soon be over. As
we do not know where the best may be
found we fOrbear a recommendation, April
Is the last month before Septsmber with an
"R' in 1t, and oysters are not considered
good till the mouth when 'Rpreturns.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Tuesday, 80 March 90. 1866.

THERK is lawyer at Lancaster named
Tall Slough, and another at Fremont by the.
name Of Finefroek. But, whats In n
nameY"
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COUGH
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Asthma, Whooping Cough. Chronic Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. Be
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particularly suitable for all affections of the
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everywhere Jams
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20
MONTAGUE STREET, NEAR COURT.
BRooLrS, AND
l4l BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

IIAVIN G PURCHASED CAS- AL
READY publshed) the stock and nxtures OF The
well.knOwn stand Of Mr.. PHILLIP KLOPFFR,s
we are prepared now 20 offer great Inducements
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

An exchange, not a thousand miles Off
wants to know, since the prices of goods
are coming down, what keeps up the high
tariff on.eatables? win somebody furnish
an answerg
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

Jos. LEBENsBURoER & Son, will open
their new Clothing House, No. l0s Main
street. ON Thursday, March 22. 2td.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

VIZ doubt whether the editor Of the
Journal can remember the Lords Prayer.
1t was delivered on Sunday evening last, at
the opera-House, by Mr.. John Mccullough,
and cur Father who art In Heaven was
lmplored to give, that day, daily bread to
the suffering and lamenting widows and
orphans, made so by the war fort niger.
The editor was God-fearing, country
loving correspondent of the Commercial,
and sacrificed his carpet-sack on the penln-
sula, when Little Mack" left the Chlcka-
homIny, before jackson. If he had known
the Lords Prayer then, he would have re-
peated 1t mechanically; but now he objects
to any one saying 1t unless it is done In the
shape of u camel.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

MAD'LLE ORsNI MEmETO. eantratrice
of considerable note will be present and
give us taste OF her quality on the ocea-
sion of the benefit of Mr.. W. Il. Hayden at
the Opcra-House next week.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20
FOR RENT.

Two ROOMS IN THE FOUNDRY
huiidlng on Canal, below Third street, formerly
occupied BY Stout Mills & rempfe Enquire OF
mar IS atd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

CHRONIC PeraIeht discharges from the ear
permanently cured at the Dayton Medical
2td
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

FREE LUNCH at the Phillips House, every
morning, from ten to eleven o'clock.
mar20-3td