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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31
From Washington.


On Inquiry to-day, at the Treasury De-
partment 10 was ascertained that there was
no authority for recently published state
ment that the Secretary would pay the May
interest duo on the Five-Twentics early In
April. There has been no such determlna-
tiou on the subject.
Yesterday afternoon there was another
explosion at the Washington Arsenal. A
shell burst while two of the laborers were
engaged III unloading it. One Of them may
possibly lose several of his fingers by am
putation. The othcrsustnInod only slight
abrasion of the forhead by fragment OF
the shell. .I.I .0
Since the explosion Ut the same place sew
eral months ago. by which ten persons were
killed, this work has heen carried on In
sheds widely separated, so that an explo-
sion In one can not communicate TO the 9th
ers on the grounds. Very much of this
kind of war material has been recently
brought TO the arsenal.
Orders have been received at the Navy
yard TO III up the steamers Saco and Mar
blehead as apprentice scholarships, by the
first Of May, one to 20 TO Norfolk aud the
other to Annapolis.
Dispatches received by the State Depart
ment show the progress OF the cattle
plague Ia England and Scotland. lt Is
officially known that the uumcer OF cattle
attacked for the week ending March =, Is
1910.
lhe Government has received adviccs
from Richmond, Virginia, that the negroes
of that city and the surrounding country
are contemplating the project OF having
some public celebration on the 81 Of April
next the anniversary Of the fall Of Rich
mond.
The BpeasiHO Star says that Major general
Terry, commanding the Department, has
advised aud warnod the colored people moi
TO attempt so lmprudent n demonstration,
but 10 appears the movers In the affair are
still engaged IN perfectiBg the arrange
ments. II II needless TO say any such dem
onsiration by the negroes will not be per
mitted by the Government authorities, aud
measures have already been taken 10 pre-
vent any celebration Of n public nature,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31
BTWasgGRAPH.
S<bss'oX=S
Fronf'CoIU@Bps.
C0tUAiIoS. March 30.

In the House bills were pasYd to cstab-
lish home for Ohio soldiers attending the
code so as 20 allow suits for injury to per-
son or property against railroads, to be
brought IN any county through which the
road passes; authorizing railrond compa-
nies 10 lay down an extra rail, so ears Oi
different Ruagcs can run thereon.
a bill to preserve game was ordered 10
the third reading.
MIR. sawyer (Republicau) asked If IL was
to prevent President Johnson from shoot
ing at dead ducks.
Mr.. Schneider. Republican, move TO take
up resolutions approving the foreign policy
OF Andrew johnson. lie introduced them
40 the beginning of the session 10 operate
against Governor C0X's Message. hut since
Johnson's veto he had changed his mind,
and now moved their indefinite postpone
ment. Carried
Bills passcd In the Senate. A supple
mcntary 10 the Municipal Corporation Law
allowing tnrnpikes running Into cities 10
abandon thnt portion of the road. To
regulate foreign insurance companies, by
making II necessary In doing business that
they have $lb0000 IN Ohio or Government
bonds Authorizing the Board of Educa-
ton In Olive Township, Noble County, 10
purchase school-house. Amending law
lor collection of claims against railroads.
Authorizing saleof school bonds In Spring
field Township, Ross County.
Authorizing the city of GAINESVILLE to re-
new q lonn. Bills We're introduced for the
strlcter accountability ofthe officers of the
pcnitentiary. BY MIR. HollIster TO author
| iZc o Wrccking Association. 10 authorize
Trustees Of Ollve Township, Muskingum
County, 10 transfer certain funds. BY Mr..
Nixon supplementary TO an act author
lzing the commissioners of Montgomery
County to build bridge across the Miami
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31
aslpaetary aud cpmmrrfial.
Cinelnnau markets.

- .4 CINCINNATI, March 10.
FLouH--'fhc market Is dull without change in
pfices We quote superfne at 90 7b@7, extra nj
b b0Dsi family, A. s5a9 TO- and fancy at ti04
II co.
WHEAT The market Is dun for new ut 81 80
and ti 10 for Nos, y and 1, hut old In wanted Mt
~ 20e2 70 for red, and 81 d0ag2 30 ion whit0.
kORN-Thr market N unchanged, with fair de-.
ut,nd at JpG bSc for mixed In elevator aud O6c In
sacks, H... B.
OATS--Fhele are morn Offering, aud the market
u less firm. We quote No. = at doc, and No at
a.. In elevator. They have been offered 10 ar
rive, at rates far below these quotations. .a
IGROGERi ES-rho market has undergone no
change of Importance since our last, We contin.
nj b. quote fair 10 choice Rio CO1eo at 2ia2bkc.; 7;
raw sii.su taaibn.; hard runned iGk@lTo,, and
Molnsscs OpO5c. for Porto Rico.
IWIlIskN-A continued dull aud heavy market
Free can be- bought st ~ a9sa a. bonded Ii nom
inAlly held at voc
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

Tux PLACE TO Buy CLoTHSG.--Thc
cheapest place In Dayton to buy clothing
Of the best quality is the Eagle Clothing
Store, No. 1ls Main street. Schwarz has
just opened an entire new stock, of the
latest and most desirable styles, aud he
wishes the public to distinctly understand
that these goods have been purchased at
flgures Tint will ohlm to sell at prices
which defy competition from any other
house In the city. II you want TO be salts
fled on this point call ut No. rs Main
street. and. be convinced. It'd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31
From New York.

NEw YORK, March 80.
The Postsays the Loan Bill, 10 Is believed
will be reported by the Finance Committee
of the Senate next week. but the measure
Ia attracting little attention except from
rumor The publicity clause viii he eX-
tended 81 as TO require all Government
transactions In gold and bonds Ia be- pub
lished beforehand by due notice.
Culver Penn 4 Co.'s failure Is attracting
less attention. as IL Is stated all the debts
owning here are amply protected by collat-
eral securities OF the National banks which
are involved. The notes win, of course, be
paid by the Treasury Mt Washington,
should the banks be wound up.
The Posts Washington special says that
several Congressional committees are In
session to-day. The Committee on Ways
and Means win consider the Tax Bin to-day
aud tomorrow. The Loan Blll VIII be re
ported 10 the Senate early next week. but
will not be considered until the Clyll Rights
Rill Il disposed of.
The Bavy Department has ordered man
Of war 20 thu Banks of Newfoundland 10
protect our fishermen IN their rights.
The rribunes Washington special says
that the awards for the capture OF Booth,
Harold and Atzeroth, amounting a. over
one hundred thousand dollars, viii be paid
to-day N.hI.
A morning paper says that Jane Ste
phelS Head Center Of the Fenlan Brother
hood, has certainly escaped from Ireland
IL was disputed AT first but Is now con-
ceeded.
The World publishes rumor this morn
ing of "a robbery, at the Fenian headquaf~
tiers, Union square, Of S50,0O0. Such a rl-
mOr was, on the street yesterday, but not
known whether founded on fact.
The banking house OF Duncan, Sherman
a Co, William street, was on ilre this morLl-
ing.y The bnildlng was little injured. bui
considerable damage was done 20 books, pa
pers and, nirnitufel 40 Ant
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31
Letter from Thad. stevens to the
New Jersey Legislature.

NEw York, March JO
The following letter was read from Thad-
deus Stevens, by Mr.. Scoyiil, of the New
Jersey Senate, during his speech:
WASHINGTON, March %, 1906.
Hon. Jas NJ. SoovIGI, &c.-Dedr Sir.
BY all means hurry up your election. Give
us no Conservative. A Radical like your
self or nothing. A Copperhead Is better
than twnddicr.
THADDEUS STEV EMS.
The prominent candidates for the posi-
tlon are John y. Stockton. Democrat; A.
G.. Catrel, Republican, and probably SEQ
will himself
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

EB-Voters of Dayton, of any and all
parties, if you are In favor OF Congress fas-
tenlng upon the whole country law that
is infinitely worse than the Negro Bureau
bill--a law which high authority has stig-
matised as "a BILL OF UNCONSTlTU-
TIoNAL ABOMINATIoNS, FROM nrGIN-
MING TO END" then vote the "Bdiae-IIoole
ticker on MONDAY! win you?
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31
nend,ncnI,,

The Journal Is foolish enough to talk
about keeping up is party; as II all the
world did not know that the end of the
which the Republican party would neccs-
sarily be split up. The olllco-holdors may
want 10 keep up the organization to help
them to the spols, but they cannot count
upon the peoples support. There are new
issues. Are you in favor of supporting the
President? Are you "loyai'' to the Gov
ernmcnt no,c2 &c. SC, The old abolition
party is not Only dead, hut In Ben. Wade's
expressive language, II stinketh! ,ao
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31
I,c ON Your Guardl

We are informed that the Republican
candidate for Marshal Is IN some Of the
Wards, scratching of the name of AMOS
'Cl.ARK on the Democratic ticket, aud in-
serting his own Look out for these tickets.
All sorts OF means win be used TO defeat
the candidates on the Democratic ticket
Int don't bo cheated out Of your votes.
Mind thatl
THosg nobby suits, nj the Eagle Clothing
Store, stG
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31
The Gunbonts to be Sent south.

NEW York, March 30.
The United States guuboats DeSoto and
Don. which recently left this port for the
West Indies, have returned 10 New York.
ltis supposed that they will form part of
the squadron destined for the Eastern coast.
The alleged reason for this change is that the
dying squadron for tho protection Of our
fishing interests Is required for immediate
service WHILE as we have six vessels cruIs-
lR In the West Indies already, the reln-
forcemcnts for that squadron can be delayed
for time.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31
Spring MiIIlnery Opening,

On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Goth,
3Oth and 3lst of March at No. A Main
street, by, N. Haas. Ladies of taste and
fishion can not do better than to examine
the splendid new stock and styles. They
are beautiful In the extreme and viii be
sold at prices much reduced. This Is the
first announcement Of Spring opening, IN
the Millinery line, and will attract many
ladies thither To admire and select from the
rich and tasteful adornments which are In
Mr.. llass' room. Gtd.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

eB-"Thcre never was time when the
ultimate breaking W Of our political system
was mentally contemplated with SO much
indifference" says one of our soundest CO.
temporarles, ''as the present" This Is too
true. Voters, on Monday stir up your latent
spirits. A vote against the SCHENCK-
ANTI-JoHNSON ticket will show in no
trinlng manner, that you see the impending
storm aud would save the country from It's
rains
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31
'"rherc's ~ oIIiel amang ye, takin'
Notes"

Democrats who intend to be at the polls
on Monday, would do well to keep an eye
on the Federal olllce-holders. Possibly
they may use their influence against the
restoration policy of the President "One-
eyed Susan" viii bear close watching.
She's virlilent piece of dlmity. HI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

EASTER LuNcn.---On tomorrow Easter
Sunday John Gengnagel will set the finest
lunch of the season, at the Dayton-Vicw
House. Every luxury win be served up in
the best style. No pains win be,spared to
make the occasion pleasant and agreeable
for all who may partake, John knows how
TO do these things up right, and he invites
will be set from niue TIL two o'clock.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

FREsH OYSTERS, Smoked Halibut smoked
Salmon and liaddock, dried cherries, dried
pears, oranges, figs, jellies, chocolate, and
vermicelli, just received, and for sale by j.,
V. Nauerth & Son. tHH It'd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

eB--"Unlon business men, who are to
shut up shop on Monday, to electloneer
against the men who are now upholdlng the
President In his efforts 10 restore the Union,
we suppose won't have the impudencc to
expect much patronage in business way,
from those they are taking such especial
pains to break down. Let every man at
tend TO his own business, and ifhe wants To
vote, go and vote his sentlments--and II his
employer attempts to interfere with him,
report the case at once for prosecution un-
der the laws.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31
ADJUSTMENTS.

OpePn-uOuso- Last evening was the oc-
chson Of the bcnont OF Mrs, II. A. Perry when
Nyat produced "Fnntnc" and London Assur-
nudc" both pieces went Of Nell and she was
wei supunriri throughout
1his .tt6alay evening Is set apart for The hon
c1tof u 1RruSe payies whcn he ltappen as
LoAi Bag,Nrrtg ~ tho "hmorican Cosinf q iiue
Of business, strictly within the limits OF bis fctfo,
as In actor other splondid ATTRACTIONS are oncr~i.
rhet cclehr,lal Soprano Signaiita uralii Mcti-
oto, whoso cGorts wcrc so wcll received on q iors
inci occgsion, win sing that most dlneuit yot
most beautiful Of selections lrom "Norna" the
Iiayor Of 'Casta Diva" aud win also give supio
gems from Che opera Of Robert" duett,
"Whnt ARE the Wild Waves sayingY by MIR, W.
~ Post AM Mrs W u. Hayden win follow, whom
Mir Davies win conclude the entertainment by
eNecutng his grand Erial Dance lio Is gront
myorite, antlwe hopo VIII have ahumpPr
At that grand complimentary benefit TO ihnrl
Duncan on Monday evening heNt three plecos
are orrrcd.-tlipnn, romedy and farce pon
Cesar de Bazan" "Grimshaw, Bagshhw and
Dradshaw, aud Tho Rigs OF llcllrlglef ....
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31
Door ANb WINDOW AlAnM-Nessrs.

Door AND wIsDow ALARNt.--Messrs.
Joseph TToolc s. Son, of this city, have In
vented and patented an alarm bolt for doors
and windows, which is one of the most.
ingenious aud yet simple contryanccs OF
the kmd ever presented 20 the public. IL
can be affixed to any door or,window, and
Is proof against the entrance of burglars.
Every attempt to open y door orraise a.
window to which this apparatus Is attached,
will he hernldcd 10 the inmates by the loud
ringing of u bell, making noise enough TO,
waken the most inyeterate sleeper, and the.
bolt is so arranged that the burglar could
not effect an entrance without the alarm
being heard. We regard this as a most in
valuable invention, and Il should commend
itself TO our citizens from the fact that 1t is
the product Of the ingenuity of one Of our
most ehterprisihP mechanics z Agents will
be- employed 10 dispose of these alarm bolts,
ON application 10 lIoolc q Sou, at their shop
on the Northeast corner of Third and
Ludlow streets.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

GB-It IS Aid that the anti-Johnson, anti
Haynes candidate for Mayor Is a firm be-
lever in the niger lug story. The pub
lie are anxious TO be advised as 10 his status
on the India rubber "snout" question.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

ATTENTION. large aud beautiful new
Clothing store, IFS Main street. II. schwarz
Is attracting much attention. stf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

Z NEw YoRK, March ~ n
Money quiet aud steads at bdn6 per lcent StcT-
ling lower aHd dun At l08A@l0I. Government
stocks quiet ami unchanged, The Gold Board held
10 session to-day. stock sales are reported NJ
tRIH @12S closing at 1yJaa.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

DoN'T DE DEcEIvEp.-H. Schwarz, of the
Eagle Clothing Store, desires that his friends
and customers shall not be deceived by the
old sign of "Schwarz q Rosln" remaining
over the door of his late place of business,
No. l0s Main street lie has removed to
No. ils Main street where he has one of
the largest aud best stocks of clothing ever
exhibited IN Dayton, and which he is pre-
pared to sell ut prices that can not fail to
suit his customers. fyou want good bar
gains, don't mistake the place. BE sure and
call nt lis Main street. It'd.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31
spmsa OPENING or MmLINERY.-Ther,

SPRSG OPENING or MnLINERY. There
has been quite ilutter among the ladies in
this city Ia anticipation of the new styles
Of bonnets which our entorprlsing citizen,
Mr.. Gabriel Haas, was 10 introduce this
Spring, by indeatlgable zeal, aud making
It his study TO please the most fastldlous
tastes Of our ladies, he has been able 10 col
lect the most superb styles of bonnets.
hats aud flowers and as large variety Of
fancy goods as are TO he had In the market.
II what rumor says Is true, his opening.
which will commence Monday, Aprll =
win be one of the mos; attractive In the
city Of Dayton. Take particular notice,
therefore, that the opening of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas Millinery establishment No. 1886 Sec
ond streetwlll commence Monday, April 2,
It'd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

orEN-Thc Eagle Clothing Store Is now
open for the public, at the new house and
number, 1lS Mails street. stf.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

PAPER collars ofall sizes and descriptions
Mt the Eagle Clothing Store.
stf II. ScHwARz.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

DoS'r forget the Complimentary benefit
Of II. w. Duncan at the opera-Hoass on
Monday evening next,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

HEADQUARTERS for Clothing at present
prices, Is the Eagle Clothing store, lis Main
street, three doors south OF the Market
house. stE
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31
COMMON PLEAS.


The Montgomery Court of Common
Pleas viii convene ", nine o'clock, on Mon
day morning, Aprili2. The following are
the Jurics impannclcd for the Spring term
GRAND JURY.
/, Asa Stoddard, Sccoud Ward.
p Ntn. Gi Breeno, Second Wurd. .
3. Robert Brundrcth, sem, clay Town
ship.
O. Jacob Liuxwilcr Sen. Third Ward.
.. Joseph MumInA, Harrison Township.
o. Geo. w. smith, Wayne Township.
T. john Met husband, Sixth Ward.
3. Dennis Brain, Third Ward.
.. John Bowman. Sen, jackson Town
ship.
TO- sam. Wilson, Sen., Filth Ward. sfr
II. Christinn SiRdbly. Third Ward. ft A
~. Michael Kline, Randolph Township.
l3 Henry Stork, First Ward.
Il H. Henry Bnvingcr, Fiflh Ward.
TO- Samuel Nelblc, Miami Township.
tiFf plsrrr JURORS.
/. Auston Barton, Sixth Ward.
2. VIM. Jennings, Butler township.
3. Jcileraon Auglie, First Ward.
Z 4. &, G. limerick, First Ward.
=. ELI Iams. Madison Township.
6. John Ersmnn, Perry Township.
\ Z. Rob't Anderson Washington Town
ship OIL a
8. a. q. Walden, Finh Ward.
o. Nicholas Viot, Seventh Word
10. Edward smith, Wayne Township.
II. David $, Smith, German Township
~. Tho's lleckathorn, Perry Township, q
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31
Jonathan IScnncy.

| This gentleman Is the candidate nomlna-
ted by ihe Democracy Of Dayton for the
office Of Mayor. He rs n man of thcblghest
integrity and possesses all the requisite
qualifications for a prompt, faithful and
satisfactory discharge OF the duties Of that
Office. lie is n correct practical business
man, aud IN the various public stations he
has filled, his record Is without blomlsh.
No man In the city Is better acquainted with
its municipal affairs. and no one could ad-
minister them more satisfactorily 10 all con-
cerned. He IL, moreover, good Onion
man. lie Is an earnest advocate Of the res
toration policy of President JOHNSON, and
will, If elected, give his personal and Official
influence to carry out that policy.
! His election win he a decisive triumph
over the mad fnnoticism Of the radical ab-
olitionists, who are striving 10 defeat the
policy of the President, and mn emphatic
endorsement of that policy by the people
| OF Dayton. This fact should be borne Ia
mind by every voter In the city at the com
Ing election. Let all who desire q restored
Union and permanent aud lasting peace,
vute for the Democratic ticket on Monday
next. This will be Que important step to-
word "consummntion so dcvoutly TO be
| wished"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

Lunch 10 MoRRow.-A splendid lunch,
with turtle soup, will be served up at tile
Atlanta House, Tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock. Call In. ft
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

"DoN CrAsAR DE BAzAN at Harry Dun
cans benefit Monday evening next at the
Opera House.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

WE understand there Is TO be new man
agement at the opea-Hoase before loag
with an entire new company We have
not heard who the parties are. ai
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

sror and mistake not the new place ap
number lls Main street, Eagle Clothing
Store. stf.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31


c4r Who would favor the enactment and
execution Of law, UNKNOWN 10 the
Constitution, VOLATIVE Of the CoNSTI-
TUITION, and STRONGER than the Con-
stitutIon9 IfCongress defeats the Presl-
dents last veto, then will such a law be
placed on the national statute books. Pru-
dent men, sincere men, reflective men, rise
for once above the one-idea bigotry and
prejudice of mere partyism--take In view
Of the present condition Of the country,
broad enough TO comprehend the character
OF the dangers through which we have
passed and 70 comprehend the perils which
now stare US la our hcesl
DIALOGUE IN THk "SuMNER" DAYS pF
''rHE Coon TIMR CoMINa"-- I.
DrdmGtts PersonG-culee ind Militia
Ossifer. aHlaa.
1Sme-Election Day,
Scene -Bar-room.
M. Onlcer--'Come up, Cuiiee, lets take a
drink"
CufIee--"Well-don't care ef does--fae
is, I'm beglnnin' To tInk n militia ossIfer Il
most as good as nigga; specially when
dc nigga's dry" gqytsrg .tot
Drinks. Exeunt.) 5f f..H. .fa8E .
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

SALE oF FINE FURNITURR.-0n Wcdnes-
day, April (, Z, T.. Huber & SON viii sell an
Of the Furniture OF $. n. Stimpson at his
residence ON Perry street. The furniture
Is all nearly new aud OF fine quality; also
at the same time, win be sold one horse,
one open buggy aud harness. T2td
",rnn Rigs Of IIellrlgleT at Opera House,
Monday evening next '.e
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

CAuTioN.--The public win bear In mind
that the Eagle Clothing Store has removed
10 lIS Main street. stk
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

II. scnwARz respectfully invites his kind
patrons and the public in general, to call on
him in his new Clothing House, llS Main
street, and examine his stock. stf.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

LAsT night of performances at the Oper,-
House, Monday evening next.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

on Monday evening next at the Opera
House.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31
City Election,
TAKES PLACE ON
MONDAY, APRIL 2.

Democratic Executive Committee.
The Democratic City Executive Commit
tee will meet THIS Saturday EVENING,
ut the Law Office of Il. Thompson, at half
past seven O'clock. Every member of the
Committee, and the Candidates are re-
questcd to be present.
w. II. GLLEsPrF, Chairman
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

COMPLIMENTARY benefit to II, W. Dun-
can, Monday evening next.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

THIRTY DAYS GRACE GIVEN IN
PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-31

POLICIES AND PREMIUMS NON
FORFEITURE