Hearnes' Brooklyn city directory for 1852-1853, Part 39

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Publication date: 1851
Publisher: Brooklyn [N.Y.] : H.R. Hearne and W.H. Hearne
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Nc. 10. The part of the 8th Ward situate sonth-westerly of the old Port road, and north-easterly of 27th street.


No. 11. Commences at the corner of Atlantic and Grand avenues, thence northerly along Grand avenue to Myrtle avenue thence west- erly along Myrtle avenue to Washington avenue, thence along Wash- inton avenue to DeKalb avenue, thence westerly along Dekalb ave- nue to Canton Street, thence southerly along Canton street to Atlan- tic avenue, and along said avenue to the place of beginning ; being a part of the 7th and 10th Wards.


No. 12. That part of the 11th Ward bounded northerly by the Wallabout Bay, southerly by DeKalb avenue, easterly by Washing- ton avenue, and westerly by Park avenue and Canton street.


No. 13. All the 6th Ward.


District for Colored Children .-- The whole City constitutes one district for colored children.


The Public Schools are entirely FREE to all children residing within the respective districts in which the schools are located.


District Libraries, -- Each district contains a valuable district libra- ry, the use of the books being free to all the inhabitants of the dis- trict, both male or female ; in the larger districts the libraries number between three and four thousand volumes each.


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


CHIEF ENGINEER.


Peter B. Anderson,


cor. Schermerhorn and Boer um-


ASSISTANT ENGINEERS.


Robert R. Story,


208 Washington street


William S. Sutphen,


.


80 Orange street


John J. Green,


c Concord street and Hudson av


George Stayley,


66 Carlton n Myrtle av


John Brown


Myrtle n Franklin av


BOARD OF FIRE WARDENS.


John C. Roach.


Thomas Watson, Robert J. Luckey.


Office No. 9 Montague Hall Court street. OFFICERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND.


A. F. Campbell -- President. William A Walker -- Vice-President


E. C. Morehouse, Secretary. Henry A. Moore, Treasurer.


James Young, Collector.


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APPENDIX-FIRE DEPARTMENT.


TRUSTEES.


From Engineers, R. R. Story


Engine No. 1, Thos. Cadley


2, W Vanderveer


3, C. Underhill


= 4, A J S Degrauw. COMMITTEES.


5, Thos. Gibbons On Claims,


John Cashow


66


S. Gelston


R. R. Story


16


9, W. H. Barrett 10, Disbanded


11, C .H. Baldwin


C. F. Elwell


J. Montross


Violation of Ordinances.


WV. A. Walker


..


16, J. J. Read


66


17, C. F. Elwell


18, Jas. Schenck


19, Wm. Gilmore


Hose Co. 1, Ira Perigo, Jr.


" 2, S. A. Mann


Hose No. 3, W. E. Johnson


L. D. Werth.


FIRE APPARATUS. Engine Companies.


No. Location.


1' Prospect'n Main


2 Hicks n Atlantic


3 Henry n Cranberry


4 Poplar c Bugbies Alley


5 Canton n Myrtle av


6 Pearl n Concord


7 Front n Bridge


8 Washington n Fulton


No organization


9 Myrtle c Vanderbilt av


10 Bedford av n Myrtle av No organization


11 High n Gold


12 Graham street


13 Court n Livingston


14 Love Lane


15 Van Brunt st. n Hamilton av


16 State n Bond


17 Lawrence n Myrtle av


18 Court n Butler


19 Atlantic n Court


Foremen.


Thomas Cadley William Vanderveer


Robert J. Luckey Joseph Reeves Henry Gascoigne


William Boyd John M. Loughlin


William H. Barrett


Thomas Oakley William Seaman John C. Roach James K. Legget James Irving H. Scott Rodman I. U. Silleck James Schenck Aaron A. Degraw


This department has no small engines.


Hose Companies.


1 Henry n Cranberry


2 Jay n Concord i


- Bergen n Court 30.


Warren Bebee Stephen A. . Mann William E. Johnson-


..


6, J. H. Cornwell 7, Wm. Hurley 8, Disbanded


Finance, =


Peter Wyckoff


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A. J. S. Degrauw


12, W H Van Voorhis 13, S. Gelston


14, Peter Wyckoff 15,


Thomas Cadley James Schenck.


Investment, E. C. Morehouse


J. Montross


Advice,


I. Perigo Jr. W. Vanderveer,


W. E. Johnson,


Hook & Ladder 1, J. Montross


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2, L. D. Werth'


3; R. J. Luckey 4, John Cashow


R. J. Luckey


APPENDIX-FIRE DEPARTMENT ..


Hook and Ladder Companies.


1 Henry n Cranberry


2 Pearl near Concord


3 Bedford near Myrtle av


4 Bergen near Court


1 Bucket Company


Joseph Montross.


E. C. Morehouse Timothy M. Nash :


Stephen Kidder George Hall


Fireman's Hall, Henry n Cranberry.


Alarm Bells.


City Hall, Calvary Church, Engine House of No. 15.


City Armory. St Michael's, Christ Church.


2nd District Station House. 3rd District Station House.


4th District Station House.


FIRE DISTRICTS.


First District-Bounded by Washington street, the East River, and Montague place.


Second District-Bounded by Montague place, the East River and Court street.


Third District-Bounded by Court street and Fulton avenue.


Fourth District-Bounded by Fulton avenue, and a line running to the Navy Yard wall, Nassau street.


Fifth District-Bounded by the last named line, the East River, and Washington street.


For the object of guiding the Firemen more correctly to the fire, the alarm bells are rung as follows :


First District, Continual ringing. | Fourth District, Four strokes.


Second do Two strokes.


Fifth do Five do


Third do Three do


PUBLIC CISTERNS. .


There are in the City 67 Public Cisterns, which furnish a supply of water for the extinguishing of fires, viz :-


1 cor High and Fulton sts


2 2d Pres Church Clinton st


1 Congregational Ch Cranberry st


1 City Armory Cranberry st


1 Catholic Church Jay st


1 Pearl n Nassau st


1 Prospect cor Washington st


1 Prospect cor Jay st


1 Prospect cor Hudson av


2 Methodist Church York st


1 Brooklyn Garden Fulton st 1 Willow n Clark st


1 Henry st cor of Love lane


1 Court cor Harrison st


1 Atlantic cor Smith st


1. Baptist Church Nassau st .


L Hicks st n Mansion House


Nassau cor Bridge st


1 Gold n High st


1 Jay cor High st


1 Concord cor Washington st


1 Hudson cor Myrtle av


1 Bridge cor Willoughby st


1 Brooklyn Market James st


1 Poplar st cor Bugbies alley


1 Bridge cor Sauds st


1 Junc Washington and Fulton sta '


1 Orange cor Willow st


1 Skillman cor Park av


1 Bridge cor Myrtle av


1. Court n Sackett st.


1 Schermerhorn n Bond st


1 Hanover place n Fulton ar


1 Classon .c Park av


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APPENDIX -COURTS AND PUBLIC OFFICERS.


1 Degraw n Cheever place


1 Cumberland cor Lafayette av


1 Fulton cor Henry st


1 Hicks cor Fulton st


1 Pearl cor Tillary st


1 Jay cor Johnson st


1 Concord cor Adams st


1 Concord cor Jay st


1 State cor Henry st


1 Clinton cor Amity st


1 Clinton cor Joralemon st


1 Court cor Warren st


1 Church of Pilgrims, Henry st


1 Smith cor Baltic st


1 Joralemon cor Henry st


1 Henry cor Pacific st


1 Poplar cor Willow st


1 Middagh cor Hicks st


1 Monroe Place


1 Henry cor Harrison st


1 Columbia opposite Clark st


1 Livingston cor Hoyt st


1 Myrtle cor Carlton av


1 Pineapple n Hicks st


1 Court near Atlantic st


1 Prince st n Myrtle av


1 Myrtle av cor Raymond st


1 Johnson cor Prince st


1 Prince cor Fleet st


1 Henry cor Clark st


1 Nassau near Gold st


COURTS AND PUBLIC OFFICERS.


SUPREME COURT JUDGES.


2d Judicial District, comprising the Counties of Kings, Queens, Suffolk, Westchester, Putnam, Rockland, Orange and Dutchess. Nathan B. Morse, John W. Brown, Seward Barculo, Selah B. Strong.


GENERAL TERMS --- SECOND DISTRICT.


1852-1st Monday of July-Newburgh, Orange County. Ist Monday of October, Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County. 1853-1st Monday of January, City Hall. Brooklyn, Kings County. Ist Monday of April, Newburgh, Orange County.


CIRCUIT COURTS, AND COURTS OF OYER AND TERMINER.


1852 .- 1st Monday of June, City Hall, Justice Strong. 3rd Monday of September, Justice Morse, 4th Monday of November, = Justice Morse.


1853-1st Monday of February, 3d Monday of April,


Justice Barculo.


Justice Strong.


1852 -- Special Term Ist Monday of every Month -- City Hall, Justice Morse.


COUNTY COURT. 1852-Open every day, at County Judge's Chambers, City Hall.


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APPENDIX-COURTS AND PUBLIC OFFICERS.


GENERAL TERMS.


2d Monday of March.


1st Monday of September.


Ist Monday of July. 3rd Monday of December.


COUNTY SESSIONS. Hon. Henry A. Moore, County Judge. Nicholas Stilwell, Thomas S. Brown, Justices of the Peace.


Ist Tuesday of July, City Hall. 1st Tuesday of September,


3d Tuesday of December


H. B. Duryea, District Attorney Alexander McCue, Assistant District Attorney. Francis B. Stryker, Clerk. Judah B. Voorhees, Deputy Clerk.


CITY COURT.


Meet on the first Monday in each month at the City Hall. Hon. John Greenwood, City Judge - Adrian Hegeman, Clerk. Charles M. Waring, Deputy Clerk


POLICE COURT AND SPECIAL SESSIONS. Constantly in session at the City Hall. Truman Smith Esq., Police Justice. - Thomas P. Teale, Clerk.


JUSTICE'S COURT. Ist District-John B. King, City Hall. 2d District-John C. Smith, City Hall.


SURROGATE'S OFFICE,-CITY HALL.


Jesse C. Smith, Surrogate. - Rodman B. Dawson, Clerk.


SHERIFF'S OFFICE-343 Fulton st


ANDREW B. HODGES, Sheriff, residence, Jail Raymond street.


DEPUTIES.


David Stewart, Leonard D. Coles.


Caspian A. Sparks,


104 Willoughby street Brooklyn 3 Leaycraft's row, Williamsburgh 326 First street, Williamsburgh Williamsburgh


Henry B. Gee, C


182 Third street,


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APPENDIX -COURTS AND PUBLIC OFFICERS.


COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE .- CITY HALL. Francis B. Stryker, Clerk .. - Judah B. Voorhees, Deputy Clerk.


CORONER'S OFFICE-CITY HALL GEORGE C. BALL, Coroner.


SUPERINTENDENTS OF THE POOR --- KINGS COUNTY --- OFFICE, CITY HALL.


James C. Rhodes, Henry E. Ripley, Samuel E. Vandiveere,


William Rushmore,


1


Jeremiah E. Lott.


NOTARIES PUBLIC.


Thomas R. Mercein Charles H. Thomson


Matthew Clarkson, jr. Frank H. Dikeman


Benjamin F. Moren


Edward Seymour Ralph Malbone Gorden Plummer


Daniel T. Walden, jr. David Dean


Addison S. Diossy


H. C. Westervelt


William Peet Frederick W. Burke


Jonathan S. Ely


Benjamin K. True


Jared Sparks


Edwin T. Rice


Howard C. Cady Henry R. Pearson Augustus H. Sidell George Field


Richard J. Todd


Lebeus Chapman, jr. Elijah H. Kimball


Peter Shapter, jr. Benjamin F. Browne Stephen B. Brophy


Cornell S. Franklin Waldo Hutchings


G. Bolivar Hall John N. Taylor Edmond Terry


Charles Lowrey


William Smidth I. P. S. Briant George L. Jamison


Samuel M. Meeker


Herman Livingston


T. Cary Callicort


S. A. Smith Samuel Goodwin


Jeremiah Voorhees


Erastus T. Culver


Livingston K. Miller


Thomas J. Northall Albert C. Walsh


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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS.


Thomas R. Mercein, B. S. Morehouse Henry Alexander, jr. Holmes W. Murphy Samuel C. Barnes Robert P. Perrin Edward Seymour P. V. R. Stanton Cornelius D. Blake Isaac Brinkerhoff John M. Cornwell John Bergen, jr. Stephen Crowell Charles Demarest J. E Underhill Jeremiah Voorhees Ralph Malbone James B. Fairman Frank H. Dikeman Samuel Garrison Henry Hagner William C. Herbert Judah B. Voorhees William Barre Jacob C. Blachly Coe D. Jackson Charles R. Lynde


Edwin Beers


Samuel H. Cornwell


George H. Cooper Henry P. Curtis William De Vigne Archibald T.Lawrence William Ellsworth Charles Condit Richard J. Todd


Jos. M. Greenwood


W. G. Hammond, jr. James Howard John P. Lott Martius T. Lynde


E. C. Morehouse


Joseph Parkes


J. H. C. Remington Augustus H. Sidell.


J. Lewis Taylor


George F. H. Young


Theodore Hinsdale


APPENDIX-MILITARY DEPARTMENT.


(COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS-CONTINUED.)


David Stewart W. H. Cowenhoven


Peter V. Remsen


Thomas P. Teale


Augustus J. Dayton


S. A. Smith


Daniel Trembly


John Dikeman, jr.


Gerard M. Stevens


Richard C. Underhill Samuel F. Cogswell Daniel T. Walden, jr. M. T. Gibbons C. W. Thomas W. M. Harris


Frederick W. Burke W. M. Ingraham


Peter G. Bergen


Charles J. Lowrey


James C. Watts


Wm. M. Boerum


Charles E. Davis.


A. B. Capwell James H. Cornwell


J. H. McCormick


G. H. Parmelee


ATTORNIES.


James L. Campbell


Charles R. Lynde Benj. S Morehouse Henry C. Murphy H. C. Cady


Henry A. Moore George H. Cooper N. B. Morse Henry P. Curtis John Dikeman Augustus H. Sidell


Jesse C. Smith


A. J. Spooner J. Greenwood


Wm. A. Greene


Charles W. Thomas Richard Ingraham


Jsoeph M. Green wood Gerard M. Stevens A. G. Hammond Henry Hagner Nicholas Van Brunt Samuel E. Johnson John B. King Daniel Trembly Jeremiah Voorhees John Vanderbilt


Thos. J. Northall


James D. Clarke John A Lott


Charles E. Davis Charles Condit


Alexander McCue


Livingston K. Miller


David H. Topping


Charles Lowrey


T. C. Callicot


MILITARY DEPARTMENT.


The 5th Brigade comprises the County of Kings.


PRIVILEGES OF UNIFORMED CORPS AND OFFICERS.


1. Exemption from military duty after seven years service. For Commissioned officers the same.


2. Permanent exemption from jury duty.


3. Exemption during service, from taxes on $500, and for the Light Artillery, on $1000.


4. Exemption from two days service, on the highway.


5. Pay at the annual parade or encampment, at the rate of one dollar and a quarter per day, for Privates, and to Calvalry and Light. Artillery, one dollar per day for each horse.


6. Arms and equipments furnished by the State.


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Rodney S. Church Henry L. Clark Philip S. Crooke Holmes W. Murphy Frank H. Dikeman William Rockwell H. B. Duryea Jchn C. Smith


J. P. Rolfe John Dikeman, jr. Cyrus P. Smith Samuel Garrison P. V. R. Stanton


J. M. Van Cott Seaburv Kissam N. F. Waring


Sylvanus D. Lewis


George C. Blanke John Hoss J. W. Van Nostrand


D. C. Winslow Charles J. Jack James Howard Wm. G. Hammond, jr. John B. Fogarty Charles J. Lowrey Edward Seymour Abraham Crist Grenville T. Jenks


Henry T. Taber C. H. Thomson Oscar Nexen M. H. Voorhees


John A. Dayton Frank Jenks


APPENDIX-MILITARY DEPARTMENT.


OFFICERS.


H. B. Duryea, Brigadier General.


Major J. J. Dillon, -


Brigade Inspector.


Major E. Beers,


Judge Advocate.


Major J. Cochran,


Hospital Surgeon.


Major A. McCue,


Engineer.


Captain G. W. Bowne,


Quarter Master.


Captain E. H. Bard,


Pay Master.


Captain C. Callahan,


- And de Camp.


13th REGIMENT GRENADIERS.


A. Smith,


-


Colonel.


G. B. Hall,


-


Lieut. Colonel.


Thomas P. Teale,


Major.


Lieut. W. S. Leitch,


Adjutant.


Lieut. J. A. Saal,


Quarter Master.


-Volckmer,


Pay Master.


Captain R. J. Davies,


Surgeon


Lieut. L. Nicot,


Surgeon's Mate.


Lieut A. D. Whitney,


Engineer.


COMPANIES.


A. Company Infantry-R. B. Clark, Captain, Pearson Light Gnard


B. C.


66


66 -Hoogland, Captain Continental Guard Richard V. W. Thorne, Captain City Guard


D.


66


William H. Sharp, Captain, Washington Life Guard


Joseph S. Morgan, Captain, Putnam Guard


F.


66


G.


66


H.


Flank


€6


Cavalry


66


Rifles


John Willss, Captain, Henry Willss, Captain,


14th REGIMENT.


Jesse C. Smith, Colonel.


E. Burbank, Lieut. Colonel. (Vacant.)


Major. -


Adjudant.


Lieut. W. Milford, Pay Master. Capt. Geo. WV. Beers, M. D. Surg'n. H. Parker, Surgeon's Mate. Capt. John G. Reither, Engineer.


COMPANIES.


A. Company Light Infantry-William M. Burnett, Captain, Union Blues. B. 66 H. A. Sprague, Captain, National Guard.


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E.


66


Charles Morrison, Capt. Sarsfield Guard Charles Keihl, Captain, Jefferson Blues. Williamsburgh


APPENDIX-NAVY YARD.


C.


3


66


D.


66 A. Schepper, Captain, Steuben 66 E.


F. 66


M. Smith, Captain, Shields 66


G.


H. 66


64 John Maesz, Capt., Washington " A. P. Beadle, Captain, East New York Rifles.


70th REGIMENT.


Philip S. Crooke, Colonel. 1 Samuel Graham, Lieut. Colonel. COMPANIES.


A. Company Light Artillery -- Faye, Captain. B. Cavalry-James M. Neely, Captain, Washing- ton Horse Guard.


C. Light Artillery-Caspar Urban, Captain, Ringold Horse Guard.


D.


E.


F. G. 66


H.


66


-E. D. Taft, Captain, Williamsburgh. Cavalry-W. H. suydam, Captain, Kings Coun- ty Troop. Rifles -- Samuel Brower, Captain. Cavalry -- Woods. Captain. Gaus. Captain. 66


Major, Albert Powell, City Armorer.


List of Officers attached to the Navy Yard and Station, New York.


Navy Yard.


William D. Salter, Commandant. Samuel Mercer, Commander.


Chas. S. Boggs, Lieutenant.


Andrew F. V. Gray,


Stephen Rapalye, Surgeon.


Samuel P. Todd, Purser.


Moses B. Chase, Chaplain.


William N. Brady, Master.


Van Rensalaer Hall, Boatswain.


John Blight, Gunner.


John C. Ritter, “


Luther Manson, Carpenter.


James R. Childs, Sailmaker. Adam Young, Master's Mate.


On Special Duty.


Francis B. Ellison, Commander, Inspector of Provisions and Clothing. Lieut. Henry H. Bell, Inspector of Ordinance. Wm. B. Renshaw,


Civil Officers.


Hiram Fuller, Naval Store Keeper. Wm, H. LeRoy, Navy Agent. Benj. F. Delano, " Constructor.


Marine Corps.


Wm. Dulany, Col. Com. Marines. 1 John S. Devlin, 1st Lieutenant. Isaac T. Doughty, Ist Lieutenant | J. H. Strickland, 2d and Executive Officer.


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S. A. Dodge, Captain, Emmet Guard J. H. Baldwin, Captain, Franklin "


APPENDIX-NAVY YARD .- POST OFFICE.


Master Workmen.


Aaron Storer, Inspector of Timber Wm W Hallock, Carpenter George Homan, Blacksmith D S Baylis, Sparmaker Wm Crolius, Boatbuilder Josiah H. Crump, Joiner T Hardenbrook, Cooper Wm Harrigan, Caulker. A Campbell, Plumber


C Coleman, Blockmaker


T Bauchman, Painter.


N B Rhodes, Laborer


John Faron, Chief Engineer


FB Wrightington, Gun Carriage Maker T W Rollins, Mason


John Shanley, Sawyer J Van Dyke, Coffee Manfacturer -


Naval Hospital.


Benj F Bache, Surgeon ER Squibb, P. Assist. Surgeon John Thornley, P. Asst. Surgeon


Rendezvous.


Henry W Norris, Commander


Guest Gansevoort, Lieutenant


James H Rowan, Lieutenant


David S Edwards, Surgeon


Receiving Ship.


Elisha Peck, Commander Henry Walker, 1st Lieutenant


L B Avery,


2d


66


F S Haggerty, 3d 66


J R M Mullany, 4th


Joshua D Todd, 5th


Chas F B Guillon, Surgeon -


Thos M Potter, P. Asst. Surgeon


Jno L Lenhart, Chaplain


Benj Macomber, Capt. Marines S C Reid, Master


B J Cahoone, Purser


Chas Johnson, Boatswain


Elijah Haskill, Gunner


Asa Poinsett, Carpenter


James Frazer, Sailmaker


Naval Lyceum.


Commo W D. Salter, President Surgeon S Rapalye, Rec. Sec'y


Capt. W J McCluney, Vice Pres Com. Henry Eagle, 66


urgeon C FB Guillon, Cor. Sec'y


Purser B J Cahoone, Treasurer S Rapalye, Librarian


Geo L Birch, Assist. Librarian


BROOKLYN POST OFFICE.


(Court street, opposite the City Hall:)


ARRANG CENTS


The Mail between Brooklyn and New York will depart and arrive as follows :


Close at 6,45, A. M., and at 1,45 and 7,45, P. M. daily Sundays excepted when it will close at 12,30 M. in place of 1,45 P. M.


Arrive at 8,30 A. M. and 3,30, P. M. daily FLATBUSH FLAT- LANDS, GRAVESEND, NEW UTRECHT and FORT HAMIL- TON MAILS, daily, Sundays excepted.


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT .- Arrive at 9 o'clock, A. M. and leave at 5 o'clock. P. M.


WINTER ARRANGEMENT .- Arrive at 10 o'clock, A. M. and ve at 4 o'clock, P. M.


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APPENDIX-MEDICAL SOCIETIES.


WILLIAMSBURGH MAIL close at 1,45 and 7,45 P. M. arrive at 8,30 A. M. and 3,30 P. M. daily Sundays excepted.


LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD MAIL will close at 7,15 A. M. and arrive at 7,30 P. M. daily Sundays excepted.


GOLD S. SILLIMAN, POSTMASTER.


STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.


Annual meeting at the Capitol, in Albany, on the 1st Tuesday of February in each year.


Alonzo Clark, M. D. New York PRES. Dr. I. S. Sprague, VICE PRES


Thomas Hun, SECRETARY. " P. Van O'Linda, TREAS. CENSORS OF SOUTHERN DISTRICT .- Drs. C. S. J. Goodrich, Brooklyn, William Rockwell, and John C. Cheesman, of New York.


DELEGATES TO NATIONAL MEDICAL CONVENTION. Drs. A. H. Stevens, William Rockwell, James R. Wood, and John C. Cheesman, of New York, and Dr. C. S. J. Goodrich, Brooklyn.


OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE COUNTY OF KINGS.


George Marvin, M. D., PRES. F. W. Hurd, M. D. VICE PRES.


Andrew Otterson, M. D. SEC. L. C. McPhail, M. D., TREAS. John Ball, M. D., STATE DELEGATE.


CENSORS .- Daniel E. Kissam, M. D., H. S. Smith, M. D., Ulric Palmedo, M. D., S. J. Osborn, M. D., John Ball, M. D., DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL MEDICAL CONVEN- TION .- Drs. L. Hyde, Mason, McPhail, J. S. Thorne and Hurd,


MEMBERS.


W G Hunt


Robert Edmonds


J E Dubois Samuel Boyd -


George Marvin


F W Ostrander


F W Hurd


J S Thorne


John Carpenter


Cyrus Frink


Lucius Hyde


M Wendall


Adrian Vanderveer


Henry F Speir


J C Halsey


C R McClellan


William K Brown Rufus Belden


Ezekial Ostrander


David F Atwater J W Corson


George I Bennett


William Swift


WVm H Dudley


James H Henry


William C Betts


Henry J Cullen


James H Hutchins


Theodore L Mason Joseph Howard Chas Rowland


Purcel Cook


Henry Willsher


George Gilfillan


Bradley Parker Daniel Brooks


Edward N Chapman


George C Ball *Charles L. Shelton Benjamin Weeks Edward C Franklin


James Crane, jr


William H. Williams John Ball


Augustus Kalt Horatio S Smith


Frederick Morris


Daniel E Kissam


Otto Rotton


S J Osborn T A Wade


Andrew Otterson


Henry L Benjamin


Daniel Ayres, jr


C L Mitchell


John Cochran


Joseph P. Colgan Rodger S Olmstead L C McPhail


Robert R Rhodes


A Robbins


Chauncey L Cooke


*John F Morse John Van Ness.


Ulric Palmedo


John A Betts


T W Powers


Garret V Manly


* Members in good standing practicing out of the City.


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APPENDIX-CITY HOSPITAL-DISPENSARY.


Brooklyn City Hospital.


RAYMOND STREET NEAR DEKALB AV. John Haslett, PRESIDENT. Robert Nichols, VICE PRESIDENT. John Blunt, TREASURER. Alexander M. White, SECRETARY. TRUSTEES.


John Blunt James O Sheldon


Cyrus P Smith


Hamlin Blake


Arthur W Benson Charles E. Bill


Alfred Edwards Horace B Claflin Joseph Battell


Richard Field


Isaac H Frothingham


Peter C Cornell


John B Graham


John Greenwood George Hastings


John Haslett John Halsey George D. Morgan


George Hall Abial A Low


Robert Nichols


Henry E. Pierrepont Robert Sherwell,


Alexander M White


Mayor ex officio.


ATTENDING PHYSICIANS,


Henry J. Cullen, M. D. I


J. Sullivan Thorne, M. D.


John W. Corson, M. D.


ATTENDING SURGEONS.


William G. Hunt, M. D.


John Cochran, M. D.


Daniel Ayres, jr., M. D. James W. Miner, M. D.


RESIDENT PHYSICIAN. William Pierson, Junior.


Brooklyn Dispensary.


NO. 9 PINEAPPLE STREET.


Open daily from 11 o'clock A. M., to 3 o'clock, P. M. Robert Nichols, PRESIDENT.


Isaac H. Frothingham, VICE PRESIDENTS. Alanson Trask


B. W. DeLamater, TREASURER.


H. A. Howe, SECRETARY.


TRUSTEES.


Robert Nichols W. Bailey


George C. Ripley


R. H. Manning


John Bullard E. W. Clarke


Charles J. Stedman


William Spencer


Gerrit Smith


B W DeLamater


D. B. Baylis


H. A. Howe


H. K. Corning


J. H. Frothingham H. B. Claflin L. S. Burnham


A. W. Benson Samuel E. Johnson Alanson Trask Benjamin Flanders Chas. M. Olcott Jasper Corning, jr


W. A. Beecher


Danl. Talmage Caleb Barstow


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James Crane, jr., M. D.


' APPENDIX-BROOKLYN INSTITUTE.


STANDING COMMITTEES.


Finance.


B. W. De Lamater.


Gerrit Smith, A. W. Benson.


Visiting.


Robert Nichols. R. H. Manning. Benjamin Flanders. D. B. Baylis. C. M. Olcott.


William Bailey. A. W. Benson.


ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.


William H. Gardiner. A. Otterson. J. H. Catlin.


John Ball.


E. A. Whaley.


J. C. Fowler.


CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.


L. C. McPhail,


H. S. Smith, D. E. Kissam.


Brooklyn Institute.


Washington street, near Concord.


Formerly the Apprentices' Library, chartered Nov. 20, 1824 .-- Charter renewed, and name changed, April 13, 1843.


Charles M. Olcott, President. Gerrit Smith, Treasurer.


James Walters, Vice President. John W. Pray, Secretary.


DIRECTORS.


Charles Congdon Nicholas Pike John Hooper James How


Augustis Melvin Oliver Hull Thomas Woodward Samuel Lounsbury


Janitor, John McGeorge.


Trustees of the Real Estate and Trust Funds of the Institute Robert Nichols, John B. Graham, Benj. D. Sillimalı, James Walters, Rollin Sanford.


The President of the Savings Bank and the Mayor of the city, ex officio.


Connected with this Institution is a Youths' Free Library, open to all minors, from which books are given out on Thursday afternoon to girls, and on Monday and Saturday evenings to boys.


A course of Free Lectures are delivered on Monday evenings to the readers during the winter, and premiums awarded to the most merito- rious, on Washington's birth day. Lectures and Concerts, to mem- bers and their families, every Thursday evening during the winter .-- Natural History and Horticultural Society (open to all, and free of charge) every Thursday evening. Drawing and French classes for Ladies and Gentlemen every Tuesday and Friday evenings, Annual Exhibition of Paintings and Flowers, in October.


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APPENDIX-CITY LIBRARY-HAMILTON LIT. ASSOC., &C.


Brooklyn City Library. AT THE INSTITUTE, WASHINGTON STREET. Incorporated A. D. 1839. Henry C. Murphy, CHAIRMAN OF TRUSTEES. Robert Nichols, TREASURER, A. J. Spooner, SECRETARY, (vacant,) LIBRARIAN.


Hamilton Literary Association. MEET AT THE INSTITUTE WASHINGTON STREET.


Instituted in 1830. Incorporated in 1842. Recess from the first of May to the first of September.


Wm. G. Hammond, Jr. PRESIDENT. Jesse C. Smith, SECRETARY.


Brooklyn Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor.


OFFICERS. SETH LOW, PPRSIDENT.


Daniel Ayres,


Vice Presidents. ) Isaac A. Storm,


Benjamin Flanders,


John H. Brower.


EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.


Robert Nicholas,


Austin Melvin,


George Fletcher,


Isaac H. Frothingham,


Calvin P. Sanger,


Samuel G. Arnold,


R. C. Moffatt,


Randall H. Green,


John Blunt, Treasurer.


James Howe, Rec. Secretary. Stephen Crowell, Corresponding Secretary and General Agent : No. 12 Tillary street. ADVISORY COMMITTEE.


First Ward .- Henry Roland, Luther Eames, H. N. Holt, James Freeland, William A Hall.


Second Ward .- Gerritt Smith, Stephen W. Smith, Dr. S. D. Landon, John J. Studwell, J. C. Havens.


Third Ward .- Lemuel Brewster, Benj. Flanders, Martin K. Bridges, Moses F. Odell, George C. Ripley.


Fourth Ward .- A. B. Davenport, Samuel Van Benschoten, Thomas D. Sandford, James H. Taft, James Hazlett


Fifth Ward .-- Wm Burnett, C. G. Morse, Truman B. Brown, Daniel Whalen, John Bennett.


Sixth Ward .- Thomas H. Rodman, Dr. Daniel Brooks, Dr. Wm. H. Gardiner, Chauncey M. Wright, Edwin V. Clark. 42


APPENDIX-MASONIC LODGES.


Seventh Ward .- Thomas C. Fanning, George W. Bleeker, Al- fred Smith, John Rhodes, Robert Ibbotson.


Tenth Ward .- J. C. Pelham, Thomas M. Souther, Samuel G. Arnold, F. W. Burke, J. Milton Smith.


Eleventh Ward .- Lewis N. Baldwin, George Mitchell, C. S. Franklin, H. P. Day, John J. Manning.




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