davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

The following physicians Of New York city
goihcr wiih few o. the prominent citlens having
been made acquainted With it, coIngoAon haze used io
some esrs past both ~ and Ia teir families give
y iheir h.lfy approval and recommendation
j. J.. BAtChELDEh NJ. H., 81 Amty street
r. j. HDAalEAD 100 West Tweniy-th ri street.
DAVID NoSANI, N y, East Iwenty'fourih street
JOHN nkANb, N, D., 81 West Twenty .lrst street
II. j. DEWEEs, NJ D., ~ broadway
syRPliEN HASbEOUCK, ~ lC2 West Thirty seventh st
JARED LISDsLY n. ID, % I-1la, el,e place.
JAMES MARS, NJ. y, 80 CLINTON place.
B " ACCREAI'f. NJ. -, IS Eat twenty "a nj street
H. n RASEEY N. d., i3g wcat Thir fourth street
! W RtvNEY NJ D.. lgl West Tventy.ninth street
WILLIAM G. ROBERTS. u, ~ E.st Thirteenth street
] = TUEBAuD NJ. D., No . Fast Thirl.rnlh street
GEnkGE WILKES, NJ r.. - LaFht street
READING, Manhattan Bana, 40 Wall street
BENJAMIN FISH, Marine Hank ~ Wall street
ISAAC y. RDGARr. Union Bank. ~ Wall street
VI W. FORD Bank OF Republic cor bruadwAy aud Wall n
W PALMER Prcst Manhattan f1r. Ins Co., o. Wall .,
j. &. uAnROrf, secy Breyoort Fire Ins. Go. 70 Wan 1T
join ANrHOE Attorney al Law, 10 Exchange place
y y DANA, Attorney at Law 81 Wall street
'GEonuh g. Glhbs, banker. 2D7 broadway
nEnhUI W. NuiLAN Banker, No swan street
y U bAkEk, Merchant, III broadway
HENRY NAN hEkUtN, Merchant, ~ Hrpadway
~ ,WEbnIEh Merchant, az Broadway
J. " JAQuEh. Merchant 2i7 broadway.
u, ECENIEN. oSlkANpFR, Merchant lU chambofs o.
u. " MAKAMDKE, Merchant 50 Warren street
JOHN :. PA11EksoS. Merchant ii6 broadway.
WILLIAM Is. MINER, Merchant 8! Exchange place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06
Decisions OF Supreme Court-General

Before Judges Barnard r J., sutherland and Insraham
MAJ joan IA Cordier VA Mary j. Cordier-Jgdg-
meut affirmed Opinion By Judge Barnard
In the matter OF application Of David Blount for
examination Of witness ~ perpetuaie testimony
rcvcrsed without prejudice 20 renewal of the motion
on proper papcra Opinion by Judge fngraharn.
Vim Paten receiver, vs. Joseph G. Johnson-Juds-
ment reversed new trial ordered costs abide event
opinion by Judge barnard
James McfIcnry vs. how land q. Hazard OF al Order
appealed from affirmed, with 60 cosa Opinion by
Jude Ingrnham
The Marine Bank Of Chicago Va. J Wright ct H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06
An AIiopathist on the Cure OF the
Cholera

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Will you have the kindness publish pro bono pub
lea W words 10 the article in the HERALD
Of the 2-th ul, entitled Homeopathic Treatment Of
Cholera" lido not wish 70 into heightened drus-
sion Of tie merits OF homeopathy This subject has boon
discussed at length by far sblcr pens than mnetha, Of
oiv,r Wendell Hslmcs for instances but as DR.. Parker
who the subject Of atiack-wi probably not notice
the article referred to- and thinking some one should
do So will venture make n few observations on the
subject
A. have at hand Of referring 10 the 1xurcs
siufcd by your correspondent ! % course cannot
say how many CASES OF cholera he claims have been
cured by, called homeopathic treatment; but I will
say tina, do no, believe that Of true Asiatlc
sloera was cured Homeopathic prscce, with its inn
Intestinal doses, &C. entirely and only relied
nd DO not deny uai many casss cot well Cases
% panic chol sra oruh4y alluded 70 BY you might
very possibly under such does aud treatment
Follows takeu from suttonzed work by a leading
bomc,Tn,his -"krtoie Choiera-.One tenth drop Of
spirits Of camphos IN half gin of waer; taspoonfal
~cry nvu or ten minutes la toe courso % A nocr me
patient would get about drvp of cInslhos II this
no, footing with dis~r, wka y 10 The author a tho
sboyc vory sassy renssks = TiK treatment n u dos
10 good viii DO no harm" A Captain Cutie rpmarks,
scrherus wisdom foe you" bai II DOS harm wasting
valuable time f~opier q the sshos wOsd ike 70 ifo la
ramp and be treale With lnsis eseray tina, Cass
q real cholera have no doa seen carr when Tho pro-.
ntoner gave apprcsabs doss Of suitable rrmedies but
vfcn We 20, 90 thai point vha, Is the dnnrrnce hetwcn
u and regular prsctiocf II - called homeopathic ply
sicars have discovered any specific or CHOLERA ~
which tie REMAINDER Of tic worid luvcai a1d other
vise) remain asnoran. lct them pub-h "a at once, and
not resort 20 scientific hufnbugg~y" aud call homeo
PATTY think II tbe publie wooh realize the following
hcts would save msch pneesiness Of mind and doubt
~ 10 what kind Of physician W employ
regular mediczd practitioner IL man who has r..
eeav,d diploma from school IN good standing. which
implies that he has studied the hnmaa body, IN health
and disease. IN hic and death and has learned tho
effects q rtaln agents upon The system and who uses
che same agents A. accor1ing 70 hls judgnen they may
Dc Indicated BY TUE synptOms, his experience in for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

OPENING oAxn or rng NEW YORK CLUB.

OPENING UAMH OF THE NEW YORK CLUB.
The members Of this club assembled in full force yes
erday their Geld Of operations, at Hoboken, on
the st. George cricket ground and being assisted by
numerous delegation from the Newark club very en-
joyabc days play had, good game Of one innings
each side marking the occasion Tho high wind which
prevailed. and the chilly Of the weather
what OF drawback but the ardent lovers OF the game
do not regard these things barriers 10 enjoyment
long the field Is good order and excellent wickets
pitched. the yesterday Tho following Is the
score OF tho innings "layed:-
..xfa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

inc Feast OF the Ascension Is hov day OF OH 7a'lon
At thc gospel IN the principal the pascai can
WHICH was lihed urst Easter sunday = cxtnguiA q
10 denote the end OF the pasaha In the Elisc5l al
church tie day Is celebrated especial feas. Tho
lesson Tor the morning service are from Kings, H. and
Luke xxy, a. for the evening service neut and
Eph. Nv, LII Pho Psalms for the Inernng sory ee are
the eighth, fifteenth and twenty Lrst the evening
the twenty fourth. forty anu hundred and
third, the epstle, Acts l. and gospel. MArk XVI IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06
Another Victory for wiider's saiamaa.

GRAND HAvEr, Mich. March 10 is66.
EsrrxyS-The wilder Patent Saanander safe purchased
OF YOU some time proved worthy Of the sas
nnndcr NV store with IT, con,sns totally destroyed
by IN. on the ght I'D OF February The sac, which
contained my books and money was exposed " an
Intense and fell into the cellar among
lrae stock OF oils liquors and eOmbustibe articles.
and opening the contents found unln
have your address that those purchasing
may that the Wilder safe "A what u represented 10 DO
perfectly proof Please ship by h. same ne oor .
sze larger AZ do no, wish 10 without under OR
cufnstsncrs. Yours, truly, w u WAI,LAtE
fu assorimsn the kind for sale 81 the depot
X Cortlaudt strcet,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.


r. r. SMITH CO.'S new Peri .-This \. a rare and
most exquisite perfume far SURPRISING aud don
elous odor anything that has yet been offered public
rendered by us splendid qualities ghtfui aItrapl
for the bandkeche and IL confidently recommended =
being tho nc plus ultra" Of fashion sbe pcrtumsry
4. r SMITH A Co, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

sican- predict unhealthy summer II ID hoped they
proye false prophets Nevertheless well praparu
Tor scn The price OF health IL vigilance
prudence Inv2oraie tone aud regulate the AyAton with
ilOsTETrER'S STOMACH BfrrERH. Indigestion.
stpaion and biousness pr.dispose 10 deadly cpdcm,es
Put stomach bnweis and liver In perfect order with this
great vegetable Alternative. and all will be we'll
New York onlce, " Dcy street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

Basr Ball.

THE ATLANTIC cLUB.
To morrow afternoon the Atlantic Club will play tho
first OF a regular series 81 club Matches frs,
held their grounds at Bedford Those contests prom
isc To be very Interesting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

h.--..L'Emafl dc Parts" Imparts an Ex-
quisitc complexion aud soft. white Akln
L. ISABEAU 49, broadway, SOLE Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

Abr. GutmWnu's Marble baths,
TURKISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS.
Is East Fourth street. near broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

Patron1cd by the principal families IN Europe and Ame
This excellent sTuclo h admitted 10 be the standard
preparation for all purposes connected With Tho hair
prevents falling on graduates scurf dsndrun tn and
keeps the most beautiful condition IL habitnal ne
renders the OF oil pomaam othsr preparasSa
quite iuprrnnOua. sold by
0AVEY, " Qurcn street Jersey. Europe.
SHAVER. ~ Pccadily. London
JONES co, Is Boulevard des CapuclneA. PAua
BIRCH, No. MDsswurth street, Dubbn
ASTOSIs. Post Strlasc, No. J, Hamburg
HENRY High street GUERNSEY
GREEN. ~ litgi street.
GRATIAM, Lincolnshire
COsGALA, Madrid. SPAN.
COEUJD, Havana
LYMAN BROTHERS, Canada
MORTON A CO, hovs Scotia
GRAHAM, Newfoundland
BUKgOYSE A co san Francisco,
WATSON, Prince Edwards Island
HEMPSTEAD. BaIlre. HopturaA
POr. Panama
klOBEY. Brarn
MOSS co. Australia.
HAK.DtA. Vera Cruz, MEXICO
KENNEDY. Jaspa
WEIR Prussia
LDiAbrE, Russia
BARKATT, China
MANLOvE, Japan
And by all drugs sta throughout the World
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

gray hair original color. Strengthens aud tks
growth Of the weakest hair stops is falling out he~ps tho
head clean. and healthy. be ffesy cDntauo
nothing Injurious, unparalleled hsrdrcssng fess,ts
msndsi and used ~ best physicians s1 ~ all drug
gAts and halrlrrss-rs and At my ofoo IN broadway.
New York. where any Information a. " e>inert u the
hair will be freely gwen. frutn - r
sAnAH A CHgyAIIBR, u. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

minstng Noachra and varmn, and preserving Furs
and Clothing from moths The original and genuine "
signed T. Lyon Al others limitations Take ot,sr
in,r,. Powder but Lyons Sold by all druggists and ~
BAREEs A co, 81 rark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06
Admissions On Practice IN Our Courts.
AN EX-GOVERNOR or rBE STATE or MARYLAND
AMONG THE NUMBER.
SUZANNE CDrHr-9E-xnsL TYRE.

Before Juagcs barnard r. j., ~ fngraham and susher.
M4A
MAY 5-Mr. Charles o'Coner, at the opening of tho
cour, this morning. moved tho admission 70 practice Of
Mr. Enoch Louis Lowe for sy years prcvous TO tho
Governor Of the State Of Maryland. The necessary
payers and afHdavits being handed IN. Mr. Lowe vss
formally admitted This gentleman has stood very high
In his profession In Maryland The following gentlemen
were also adfniiied Mr. Theodoro " Davis 81 Ohio,
on motion n Mr. Nelson Chase Mr. Nathan II Cox, on
motion % Mr. John nsley, and Mr. Horace Converse
on motion Of Nj T. W Dva..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

the Calls, Scratch-S Awcings Frcks Cus
aprans aud BrJ.es Every horse owner should have ~
Sold all druggists and tho depot ~ Cedar street rug
"a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06
Cholera Disarmedi

Cholera Disarmedi
rIiE CiiIXP cArsR OY rgsrfLyscy DESTROYED
DisfsrIcTiSG CHEMICAL FLUfD
secured ny s,ef pssu In tho unisei states aud rrsnos
fiil s'TwY3RK DisrsrEcrrSo COMPANY.
IA 80 AsD m HENRY Strict, ny.
Every FAMILY :seul, ,s's nc. d,;,s,-.,ss, .:S
sEGiss Writ 'sIossfs, fEiyrks soEiLxu.
Ksifsels irorn prasssdae. Of seaie.
BsInsoss. ssy s. pss
d" On vAnsDEs. c.a.is
TIE pa'oa Of shssrA vi nf e ,,pay y ss..s
~, nultprs. ~ -s.,s al 40 " assis.s.s.ss
'i nssa 70 proven, saosr. 70" a ds. lr a
~. syssa i 70 ss. s's 70 vi Al = sfShISs
ms. a.aiestni. vsfs a-s 4 rs sussrry sss. " as
n Issss ..ss ~. s so, s . sae
.sa aasi-e,.ni' 10 ~ emit ashas ~ zoe. sy
Gs d 1sr r.s. ssiiai 81 -, is.aysr - ..
e '''', ;. ~ = q. s.: se GO. -; ~
csn.s + ss 81 , .,ss,. .sg .i \. .is'' -.
h'A's' AMI cAn@a..
Cholera aud Cattle Piagus.-For the
'e sfPa,ei isa .,y ~ 9a ~ pE s1I I'll,
one dollar rear sasia nunA-f. ~ osata oGes nlrs
Cboisrs. Dy.nssry, sse.-Ds. B,eh.sirs
syrup reliable remedy I'D contains - og~.'s'
Cholera, Diarrhos.-u.e Ksiiingsr's In
fAll.bis LlEiHsn, wN H. scHEiFPLLia 90. ~ u
AsrLia.
Dr. Broadbent win Receive Pst's.ss
vi W. III a sls iA 'Ss S' IT. 80 - ~
Ev.rdsir. wedding Card Dspos. 3oY
B,gsi~sv All ~ naoss sIs.nt ssyiss ~ Card ss1
vressa ssss rsG-r.
FIoren.s Loci sutsh sewing Machines.
~, -1fA psssaes ss-ins xAeAIis cosapsAJ. No.
improved Eii,ps,s Isoe. Loo. su,.A
Ae.ins NsshlDaA A hrPLKE. ~ Bfs.<-sy
Joh" .. sssn ~ Soon have Removed en-
isi csant~ru ssfs~+
nsmov.a from zos Dso.a~ay rayr.
riIE BISHOP grrTk rERrus CGHFANf.
NJ oe1- p, az Ss', T IA jf S ~
''''' - SsrrsIfp i'r isl .s siis '''
" =, H.,'.,, ,,r..,,.i vs-s. ssI-i. !.
oess ssa s.i..ie.s, ~ i1s.r., ',s. Ss- T1's 1000
sAylfl a.nor. e.,..l as.-a
RIsg.wooa nisi"f..,iag Powder.
49,, az $500. ,,,,' 80. - = -@'
ssSsf.3 ~ ~ 81 r.as. cisasaal w~ss. =
Royal usv.ra Lot,.ry.--rri,,s PsiA
ngaE tafe'-.sss fa-, aaf n 1888 'str Ssaf - .
IAfL5AA 90. h.ls.ss.. y a. ar~.Su
Nff<t ~Ufr' es"be9s
500 ''-'' " 'ssiI.it,SsSa SIil5iS 'lss..-a 49,.
sweet opepo"a, sweet Op.peesr
nvsfs - Ds~saI --kvsst op9@taf ng- . SIss ffun
ffltara q q rtfl1sf
p<sfnH> ~Niri Co. ss- ssss-
.----.------.---.--.--.--
T,vwiiiig..'. Improved saiamsaass
fa'ff afssftft4 stgsDf tAtt Asfss
Naltsf lac
white. 103 Canal street. Opposite the
t,.t-is iisf Hsrss fais " s1sSfsg ~ ftis % "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

Batehoior's Hair Dye.-The Hest In the
void the only perfect Dye. harmless reliable ns tAneA-
neouA faSlory ~ Barclay street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06
A.-I.yon,. Insect powdcr-For I

A-Motrs Chemical Pomade UestOrss
gray without dying the hneat hair dressing known
uss dyea nqui preparation Dapo. 81 barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06
Miscellaneous ..


Messrs. whtmorc and Clarkc's Minstrcis aud brass
'A" 10. - 49, " -,
n. j. iaiDob wv" buroahk, u H. 'hhton' Na''er
Floyd, Charley Rhoadcs Jake Wallace, T. y. Barnwell
an, r .yior .ro. with ,ha Gan Francisco m,
- :, = :, - ,.--,- .,,,o
hsBmr"'s Opera h"",'' VI Sah rr'nc'soo hP'' V
The Boyce and Nudge Mlnstrcs were In Newark, n. j.
u,va.ns 4
49,, 49,, "a, -, 4, ~,
Lisz, penormeu on inc P'ano TUG o'h'' uas' w i"'
at the house Of Rossini The Able executed his Le.
,.,,,, a, Sa,,f E,ane,sc,u La (.nsola,,on and two
- ~, -, - -, A.,
other pieces Among 'no i"ofca 10" 'n'heu W
Madame Rossn 10 meet List the Countess Pcpoll
Ano,n aud tus,.vo nor.
N'0' :, -
COLOSSAL OPERA WORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

AL rri,s. cashrd in legal Loitsriss-
,LUrE Dtsass. ~ rryssssI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

steel shirt Collars. sapsrbi, EaasstisS,
s~s~ s.as. o.. fetss'4el Es.-nfirt 49, 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

glr. af"s oart. esr. ,ssa - :. lfs t.s ~ sol
a,is- r., al lie afurrisls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06
United States Comnt ssioner's Court,
Hrooklyu.
Before Commissioner Newton

IcIoro COMPLEMENTARY seNtn
Tho ex,radition case, published the HENSIp fs~
day. ago. In which Ferdinand Bgssrhe arrested
hts arrival from Prussia charged with use % Tor
gerry, nnd bis rendition TO the frussan government de-
mhndci ~ The Consul ~ heckientcrg sch this
port ur again before commisonet se~ton At BIZ
ofcs IN brooxlyn Yesterday The pnsonef l. charged
With forging bills On VARIOUS bankers Ia Hscklenbrfs
schwsrn 10 the amount of twca,y ihousaud thAierN
TIE Consul referred 90 appeared bcforo the Cofnms.
sOnef who requested thai tho uIon oh "a The
prisonof arrested be witlsdrAva the taiisf rad
scnt for him tho Consul, and s,atsi - hiE, uiih
ou' admitting bis quit 90 innnesnee, that he
preferred " 50 back " biz Laisse Guilty
and surrender himself ~ the aohoftes tLare The o.
qnest % Dpc.ehe reduced vrtng ,nd trassfi~i
a document 10 the mOilon for clyetafgs Its ,Nn'
missioner after partially hearing The foanii ~bif'N
,he warrant, and the pnscoer aid fof L""iN -
rf1ay.
CnsiIssge Ia the wovid.-Ths s"isr
FfSEcf. CHEw1ss rOEACCD ftsiFls,ts 81 - y. q.
All bSrs.e usvf empress fhs ssrsf z. -
HAVE Is-rgD Any TJBAtND Tp'vhFAhe n ~ ~ ~
s sarr sga % TIE SOLAR sqfe tsffs tA@fn 81 aih
Lsr sraf a. ~ ~ spstisE hDLAA
For a.. sssry~te~s
A.-.r.-rmsu De paris" 10 Eodorssd ny
q" "' s'u@N "'"" 4 fitHkAC. NJ BsoAi.sy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

sweet Opeposas sweet OpoVonas
Hvsf. % y~<sal Swat o5s9Etaa. ng~ rsIsas FRA
Nstro Nstafe as-f - 9, ttr- ret~f ger r,3tasf
p<Tfsa> y -kIrH Co. ss- ssss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

fto~s gsnEst,1 .ssis 80 sr'i.se i-fs1Sf p.lY 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

FIorsn,s Loci ssiseh sewing Machines.
~, IL us -1f1 Yissslos ss-ins xAehIs combssr No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

Evsrd.ir. wedding Card Dspot, 3op
yrcnrh sggs Falrf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

Improved Elliptic Hook Lock stitch
As.irs xsxhlbeA A rtPLEE ~ Bfa.<-sy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

rifE BISHOP grrrA rERrUs CdsrAsf
~ nTs al aNt rny MkNuffftVfsfs ir "a t1at htkss -
FrEH GtfTA FEtrffA goptr
fssrf4rsn FrssanfsE cssts.
IssJL LATED rET.GsssAgN WIRE
Vat rrsf sf-f hsfa fif~ flFrtl fstsfis thsA
~ Nsif~rs Arf'fefai Fia~ss wsi@fs
FartoFy - NJ 49, ~ Pat Ifesiyffth susfl
DcfS and aaitsftslf 10 i4tsflF eeu rsr
FfUa4fuar
HtNfNf nIsapp utrsfsl Ar.nA
WstrrH hsNtt ~. Eifssrirt1a a. ~ caa.sat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06


iiaa society took place at Dodworth Hall on
Thursday evening. Tho soree June 2s which will
closo Their present season, will introduce orchestral
effects instead Of piano accompaniment alone. light
pleasing affair by Mac Farron called the 'May Queen"
comprised the first part OF the programme The second
part introduced Mr. Thatcher. very acceptable tenor
in a solo from the Prophet was we'll sung and favor
ably received Misses smms Mayer and smith the
other solosts, and equally successful The hall Is
entirely small for such society and gives them but
little opportunity TO render any great works effectively
as they would q larger
When Steinway's new ball Is completed 1t will bc
opened by the Mendessohn Union In OF their most
telling pieces. Tho society will then be more prom-
nenty and avoaby located and have better chance to
from the musc.loving public recognition OF their
high worth vocalists Under the direction Of Dr. Will
liam Bergo the Mcndossohn Union have given Of
the most difficult and the gandcst works OF Beethoven
aendeissohn, Renthalcr, Wallace, Rossni. &c. On the
Isth they will assist Theodore Thomas at irving
Hall In the rendering Of Bcethoven's "Egmont" Nico-
lars "Overture," the 'Halleujah Chorus and the
"Ruins OF Athens" Such treat has been hitherto Of
raro America and shows what progress has
been mado in music here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06
Exhibition sn Ala OF n ssndav school
Fund.

fsrtse's mo painting u Mary ssnsr Hearing The
Prs, Mas asf Het Re,srn 10 Scotland" on eshlbioo
a, No Asior p'sre The prooecs b. devotst 10 tho
snntAy school fund % e Cbareh q the Paais, FATHERS
in ,his CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

T,vwiiiig.e's Improved sails sSs 80
$40 81 afs'tfas seSsnt hAn1 Asfss fsr IN
NNltsf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

Dr. Broadbsnt VIII Receive Psttsnes
TtFost snf Lung Dsssses AZ 81, hfpsi~sy. ssw
fyfk. ~ ss2l fA.rsiAg. II orls4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

THE CiilIP CArsY OP PEsTfLEsCy DESTROYER
Dir ~ r. cOfKTANkrs
DiSfsftCTtSD CHEMICAL tl.UfD.
secured Ny letters psisni ia tho United states aud Yrsnos
Prepared solrly ~
fIiI STwYoRK DisfsrEcrrSG COMPANY.
At their laboratory,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06
Rog alton Days and Ascension Thsr.asy.

"%sson Dsys ana Nsensson 49, ,.
The Catsoilo ssd Eyiscupa churches rsEi9n .ys ~
days 20 witch particular sofs " - As4si " tbs
n H. Folss IN ~ ~. -. A. sses N fts "a pre-
f~fAinry " The faaat ~ ne 40 rfln1 whlfh fin
racc4ofsss1 u srgi4y HsAl 4. TIE IAi5oiN sA-sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

white. 1o3 Canal street. oppo.i,. ss.
s..'.,'S is..' s.,.' f'is 'a sas','ss " fs's' "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06
M U SIC AL.
Metropolitan Concerts and SOirccs.
MR.. GEORGE SIMPSON'S CoNCERT.

MN. OEoHGE SihfSCN y CONCEhT.
One OF the most pleasing and popular bills OF the
offered at this gentemans benefit at Irving
Hall Friday night With two or three exceptions the
vocal pieces of the ballad glcc order,
decided relief from the exotic Italian bravuras and
cavatinas that heard in every concert hall without
dsparaGcmcnt to the merits OF the great operate CON-
posers the OF variety and freshness alone
bills ought to have more OF those hearty unaffected
English and American songs. Mr. Simpson could not
have selected effective appropriate song
for his style of voice than the " Three Ages OF
Love-" by Loder. He sang 1t Infinitely better than
any Of those Italian extravaganccs which entirely
suited his voice Miss Zelda Harrisons fine contralto
voice gave Of Tcmplars ballads with expression
and feeling Her selection of tho al Baco" waltz was
rather unfortunate, it written intended
for her KIND of voice. She not exactly failure
it, however, might be expected, but the impression
hearing that It unsuitable for her voice "si-
the Cellerer and two other ballads were sung by
Mr.. j. II. Thomas in inimtabe manner. Simon, n
jolly and elderly BON ppdnf and Dame Margery que
rulous tcsty old lady admirably described by
Mr.. Thomas. Mr. Lumbards rich bass voice was
heard to advantage In the "Infolice" and care
ye sleeping, MaggeY' The most Ineligible, and
therefore popular trio and quartet that have been
given this season. at this concert 'Wnds Gently
Whisper" for three male voices by Whitaker and the
SAILORS Song, charming quartec by Haiton Miss
Matilda L. Tocdt Of Nr. Henry Appy's best pupils
played tho last movements Of OF De Bcrots vio
lin conccrtos. We spoken before OF this lady's
artistic style and power, but this occasion her cxc
cution and tone better than at any pre-.
vious concert There breadth and purity Of
and cearness OF execution shown in De Bcrot's
concerto than in the first fantasia shc will attain II
she persevorcs thus. position OF emnencc among the
many excellent volinsts that have appeared In the mo-
tropols and perhaps share the honors of European dis
tinc;ion with Mdc. Camille Urso. The new organ,
under the skilfu touch OF Mr. Morgan poured forth
flood of harmony and ncd tho en-. al with the
magic tones Of tho Tell c~ouurs Ilo -bcphcrd's song
in THE 'a'' overture !a'1cdcoc. iuict, pleasing
creme q rulor ie 7ho shspbe ripc Is heard on
lha mountain me eaa cnra 'ck tho 'n.aA
"a. fsc,rs cs aa. la8 elsr ron ash
e. .grN gcrea- ead "a Norgaaa lands rs bril-
A r.l IRE c'o,ea Nes vccy well
lton6.d sna sl.s satsse'ely
rnfufv N Wa.4 .sffl. UNION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

Cholera. Dtsrrh~s.-tse ksiiinger's f1-
faAbs LAEinsnt VIZ. H. scnEirPLLih %. ~ T.
AsrGta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

Cholera. Dysatsry, sSs.-Ds. B,ekosirs
syrup reliable remedy. sd contains oyAsiss.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-14
THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS or LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.
The Raid on the Bureau.

COMPILED EVERY DAY FOR EVENING TELEGRAPH