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Young Mens' Catholic Association .- Jas. Mooney, President; Wm. Clinglen, Vice Pres- ident; Charles W. McCarthy, Secretary; Jas. Ryan, Treasurer.
Western Loan Company .- George Truscott, President; Guy H. Salisbury, Vice President, John Brown, Secretary and Treasurer; E. J. Baldwin, Attorney.
Trustees-Lewis T. White, Wm. Lovering, Jr., Henry Rumrill, Charles E. Clarke, James O. Robson, Edwin Thomas, C. C. Wells, James Duthie, Charles RamsdelL
Turnverein .- C. P. Wertsch, Speaker .-- Meets Genesee Hall, corner Genesee and Elli- cott.
Deutsche Leidertafel .- Dr. Ed. Storck, Pres- ident; Charles Adam, Leader. Meets Vollmer Hall, corner Main and Mohawk.
Deutscher Saengerbund .- W. Braun, Presi- dent. Meets Geneseo Block.
Conference of St. Vincent de Paul .- Founded in 1837. James McCool, President; Daniel Vaughan, Vice President; John Welsh, Secre- tary; Timothy Cochrane, Treasurer.
Buffalo Water Works .-- Henry W. Rogers, President; George Coit, Vice President; A. R. Ketcham, Secretary and Treasurer.
Directors -- H. W. Rogers, George Coit, O. G. Steele, H. L. Lansing, Jos. Dart, Jr., A. H. Tracy, George R. Babcock, Robert Campbell, (New York,) and Henry Cartwright, ( Phila- delphia.) Office Erie Dear Pearl.
Buffalo Gas Light Company .- Organized February. 1848. Capital $400,000.
Officers -- Samuel F. Pratt, President and Treasurer; Oliver G. Steele, Secretary and Su - perintendent.
Directors-S. F. Pratt, O. G. Steele, S. G. Austin, E. G. Spaulding, W. K. Scott, George Coit, Wm. Bucknell.
The Company was organized under the General Gas Light Law of 1848, and the works were completed and gas supplied to the city in November of the same year.
The works are situated on the Block bound- ed by Genesee, Jackson and Fourth Streets and the Wilkeson Slip, and comprising about five acres in all occupied by the company.
The whole construction is of the most sub- stantial character, embracing all modern im- provementa, and with the extensions and ad- ditional machinery to be added the present season, will make it one of the most complete works in the United States.
The quantity of street mains now laid and in use, is about fifty-seven milen, with gasom- eter room and retort house facilities for the manufacture and supply of a daily consump- tion of 500,000 cubic feet.
FREE MASONS.
There are eight lodges in this city, and two Chapters of Royal Arch Masons.
" Hiram," James Barton, Master, meets Friday evenings, corner Washington and Ex- change.
" Concordia," Joseph Haberstro, Master, meets every alternate Tuesday evening, corner Washington and Exchange streets.
" Erie," Wm. Gould, Master, corner Washe ington and Exchange, meets Thursday eve- nings.
" Washington, M. Pinner, Master, meets 326 Maio, Thursday evenings.
" Modestia," John Greiner, Master, meets 326 Main, every other Tuesday.
"Queen City," C. G. Fox, Master, meets cor- ner Court and Main, every Monday evening.
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" Ancient Landmark," Wm. H. Hersee, Mas- ter, meets 326 Maio, Ist Wednesday in each month.
" Parish," (Black Rock,) H. P. Clinton, Master, meets Thursday evenings.
Buffalo Chapter-Royal Arch-James Mc- Oredie, Master, meets corner Washington and Exchange, Wednesday evenings.
Keystone Chapter-Royal Arch-M. Pinner, H. P., Everard Palmer, King. Meets 326 Main, Friday evenings.
Lake Erie Grand Commandery of Knight Templars .- Meets corner Washington and Ex- change, the first and third Monday evenings of each month. James Barton, Grand Com- mander.
Hugh de Payen Commandery-Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month, Free Mason's Hall, corner Court and Main. F. A. Alber- ger, E. C.
Demolay Lodge .- Meets every Thursday, 7 Seneca street. W. F. Rogers, Master.
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C. A. W. Sherman, G. C .; Rufus Wheeler, V. G. C .; Robt. S. Ralston, Secretary.
OMNIBUS LINES.
Niagara and Black Rock Line-Leaves Ex- change street, 7 o'clock'A. M., and every half hour through the day. The last one at 7 o'clock P. M. Leaves Black Rock Dam 8 A. M; every half hour, last in the evening 8 o'clock. S. Hemenway, Proprietor.
Main Street Omnibus Line-Leaves Cold Spring every day (Sundays excepted) 7 o'clock A. M., and every 20 minutes thereaf- ter. First Omnibus from Main, 20 minutes to 8 A. M .; last one in evening, 9 P. M. C. W. Miller, Proprietor.
Omnibus Routes from Franklin House .- Williamsville and Clarence express leaves ev- ery day at half past two P. M.
Buffalo and Springville Express leaves daily at half past two P. M., via East Hamburgh, Haines' Corners, West Falls, Colden, Glen - good, and Springville.
Buffalo and Springville Express leaves daily at half past 2 P. M., through White's corners, North Boston, Boston Centre, Boston Corners, to Springville; connecting at White's Corners with stages through Water Valley, Eden Val- ley, Edien Corners, and North Collins.
Buffalo and Arcade Mail Stage leaves Tues- days, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 9 A. M., through Aurora, South Wales, Holland, Protec- tion, Sardinia, Yorkshire, to Arcade; connect- | D. D. G. M. No. 8 Court street.
ing at Yorkshire with stage for Lime Lake. Machias, Franklinville, Farmersville, to Hina- dale.
Buffalo and Aurora Express leaves daily at 3 o'clock, P. M.
Buffalo and Marilla Express leaves Mon- days, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
There are six Lodges of this order in this city, and two Degree Lodges under charters granted by the Grand Lodge of the I. O. of O. F. of Northern New York.
The oldest is Niagara Lodge, No. 25, insti- tuted Nov. 6, 1839. Regular meetings, Mon- day evening of each week, over old post of- fice.
The next is Buffalo Lodge, No. 37, institu- ted May, 1840. Regular meetings, Tuesday evening of each week.
The third is Tehoseroron, No. 48, instituted Dec, 28, 1840. Regular meetings, Thursday evening of each week.
The fourth is Hesperian Lodge, No. 171, in- stituted August 22, 1845. Regular meetings. first Wednesday in each month.
The fifth is Walhalla (German) Lodge, No. 260, instituted Nov. 7, 1846. Regular meet- ings, Thursday evening of each week
The Sixth is Odin (German ) Lodge, No. 178, instituted Feb. 19, 1849. Regular meetings, Monday evening of each week.
Erie Degree Lodge, No. 3. Regular meet- ings, second and fourth Wednesday evenings of each month.
Edda Degree Lodge, No. 33, organized Feb. 13, 1850. Meets second and fourth Wednes- day evenings of each month. Wm. Gould, D. D. G. M. District of Erie.
Mount Vernon Encampment, No. 8, I. O. of O. F., instituted August 1, 1841. Regular meetings, first and third Wednesday evenings in each month. J. B. Hunter, D. D. G. P. District of Erie.
The Niagara, Buffalo, Tehoseroron and Erie Degree Lodges meet in the ball over the post office.
Hesperian Lodge meets in their hall, No. 3 East Seneca street.
The Walhalla and Odin, and Edda Degree Lodges, meet in the new room on Court pear Pearl street.
A. O. of G. F., Copernicus Lodge No. 45 Buffalo Encampment No. 1. Richard Flach,
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NEW YORK STATE MILITIA-EIGHTH DIVISION.
Major General, 8th Division-Nelson Ran- dall.
Judge Advocate-Col. Jesse O. Dann.
Quartermaster-Lieut. Colonel Andrew J. Rich.
Inspector-Col. Henry L. Lansing.
Paymaster -
Surgeon-Col. Walter Cary.
Engineer-Col. Bronson C. Rumsey.
Aids-R. L. Howard, and Alexander W. Harvey.
Brigadier General, 31st Brigade-Gustavus A. Scroggs, Buffalo.
Judge Advocate-Joan S. Noyes.
Surgeon-Henry C. Blanchard.
Engineer-John G. Guenther, Buffalo. Quartermaster-John Howcutt.
Paymaster
Aid-Augustus N. Gillett.
Colonel 65th Regiment- Jacob Krettner, Buffalo.
Lieut Colonel-Francis Fisher, Buffalo. Major -
Adjutant-W. C. Zimmerman.
Quartermaster
Paymaster-Anthony Diebold, Buffalo. Surgeon-Chas. P. Fanner, Buffalo.
Chaplain-Rev. Otto Burger.
Engineer-Wm. Scheu.
Ass't Surgeon-Julius Fuchs.
Light Artillery- Michael Weidrich, Cap- tain ; L. Gillig, Ist Lieutenant; M. Schenk- elberger, 2d Lieutenaut ; Caspar Pfeffin, 3d Lieutenant.
Cavalry Company-John Ordner, Captain ; Henry Acton, Ist Lieutenant ; John Kamman; 2d Lieutenant ; Daniel Schwarts, cornet.
Company A-J. Weter, Captain ; George Buckbeit, Ist Lieutenant ; Louis Fritz, 2d Lieutenant.
Company D. Krettner Guard-Gregory Ritt, Captain ; Paul Dehlinger, Ist Lieutenant. Michael Kimmerle, 2d Lieutenant.
Company E-J. Wolf, Captain ; M. Wolf, 1st Lieutenant ; J. C. Zacher, 2d Lieutenant,
Company F-Martin Roth, Captain ; J. A. Lipp, Ist Lieutenant ; H. Hitchler, 2d Lieu- tenant.
Company G-H. Erb, Captain ; C. Retel, 1st Lieutenant ; Ph. Northnagel, 2d Lieuten- ant.
Rifle Company-Chris. Schaeffer, Captain ; Joseph Beck, Ist Lieutenant ; Henry Schirmer, 2d Lieutenant.
Headquarters 65th Regiment, State Arsenal, Batavia street, Buffalo. Armorer, Joseph Peck.
Field, Staff. and Company Commissioned Officers of the 74th Regiment, New York State Militia.
Colonel-Watson A. Fox.
Lieut. Colonel-Harvey M. Mixer.
Major-Charles Rosseel.
Adjutant-A. R. Root.
Engineer-G. D. W. Clinton.
Quartermaster-Franklin Ritter.
Paymaster-Chas J. Wing, Jr.
Surgeon-I. C. Whitehead.
Chaplain-M. L. R. P. Thompson.
Company B-Frederick Ernst, Jr .. Captain ; 1st Lieutenant, James A. Jewell; 2d Lieuten- ant, E. J. Faxon.
Company C-Wm. F. Rogers, captain ; Ist Lieutenant - -; 2d Lieutenant, A. M. Adams.
Company D - D. D. Bidwell, Captain ; Henry M. Gaylord, Ist Lieutenant ; Win. M. Alberger, 2d Lieutenant.
Company E-M. Bailey, Captain ; J. Mc- Manus, Ist Lieutenant ; Win. Brown, 2d Lieu- tenant.
Company " R," 74th Regiment Light Dra- goons-Alex. Sloan, Captain ; John Peterson, Ist Lieut .; Benj. Paley and A. F. Holt, 2d Lieuts.
Headquarters 74th Regiment-State Arse- nal, Batavia street.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser .- The oldest daily paper in the city. Sanford B. Hunt, Ed- itor. E. R. Jewett, Publisher. Issued daily and semi-weekly. Circulated in the city by Geo. Whitcomb.
Patriot and Journal, Weekly .- E. R. Jewett, Publisher.
Buffalo Courier, Daily, Tri- Weekly, and Weekly .- Sanford. Warren & Harroun, Puh- lishers. Joseph Warren, Editor. Office, 178 Washington street.
Morning Express, Daily, Tri- Weekly and Weekly .- A. M. Clapp & Co., Publishers. Of- fice, Exchange Buildings, 156 Main street.
Buffalo Republic, Daily, Tri - Weekly, and Weekly .- C. C .. Bristol, Editor. Office, 186 Washington street.
Buffalo Christian Advocate, Weekly .- John E. Robie, Editor and Proprietor. Office, 4 West Seneca, Phinney's Buildings.
Der Democrat and Weltburger .- (German.) Published daily and weekly by Brunck, Held & Co. Office, 196 Washington street.
Buffalo Telegraph .- (German. )- Published daily and weekly by P. H. Bender. Office, 358 Main street.
Evening Post, Daily-George J. Brian, pro- prietor. Office, 184 Washington street.
Ecclesiastical Informer .- (German.) Pub- lished semi-monthly, by. J. A. A. Grabau, Genesee near Oak street.
Buffalo Sontinel. - Published weekly, by
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Michael Hagan. Office, Dudley HaH, No. 93 Main street.
The Home Monthly,-Mesers. Gildersleeve & Arey, Publishers, 227 Main street.
The Atlantis .- (German. ) Monthly. Chas. Easellen, Editor and Proprietor, 358 Main stroet.
The Aurora .- (German.) Tri-weekly and weekly. Christian Wieckman, Publisher. Of- fice, 67 Batavia street, betweon Elm aud Mich- igaD.
Buffalo Algemeine Zeitung .- (German.) - Semi- Weekly. Frederick Reinecke, Editor and Proprietor. Office, Genesee Block.
Historical Gazette. - (German.) Monthly. C. Baer, Editor and Proprietor. Office, 410 Main street.
CHURCHES AND PASTORS.
First Presbyterian .- On the triangle bounded by Church, Pearl and Niagara streets. Pastor.
Trustees-J. D. Sawyer, T. Butler, Christian Metz, Jr., Geo. Ooit, Jr., Wm. H. Glenny, Bronson Rumsey, M. S. Hawley, Chas. Roe- selle.
Lafayette Street Presbyterian .- Between Main and Washington, north of the Park. G. W. Heacock, Pastor.
Trustees-George Howard, S. Sears, John Otto, O. F. Presbrey, Seth Clark, L. White, Edward Brewster, George R. Kibbe.
Central Presbyterian .- Corner Genesee and Pearl. John C. Lord, Pastor.
Trustees-L. K. Plimpton, Wm. Tweedy, Stephen Lockwood, Oscar Cobb, Patrick Smith. Robert Dunbar. George L. Maryin, Wm. H. Abell, Orson C. Hoyt.
North Presbyterian .- Main street, between Huron and Chippewa. A. T. Chester, Pastor.
Trustees-A. J. Rich, Jason Sexton, P. P. Pratt, A. A. Howard, G. L. Hubbard, W. C. Young, O. P. Ramsdell, H. N. Loomis, F. P. Wood, C. L. Avery.
United Church, Presbyterian .- Washington below Eagle. Clark Kendall, Pastor.
Trustees J. S. Lytle, Robert Latta, Alex- ander Sloan, D. McGilvtay, H. S. Campbell.
First Reformed Protestant Dutch .- Delaware street near Chippewa. J. L. See, Pastor. Elders-N. Lyman, C. A. Waldron.
Westminster .- Delaware, above North. Towne, Pastor.
Trustees-Jesse Ketchum, John M. Gilbert, Isaac F. Bryant, Horace Parmelee, Noyes Darrow, L. Enos, Dan B. Castle, N. A. Hal- bert, Lovi Allen.
East Presbyterian .- Colored. Elm, between
North and South Division streets. R. J. Adams, Pastor.
Trustees -- George Weir, Jr., E. P. Williams, John Simpson, Henry Moxley, N. D. Thomp- son, A. Young, Wm. Cooper.
Church of the Puritans. - Presbyterian. Breckenridge, near Niagara, Black Rock.
Trusters-Lewis F. Allen, James Haggart, Daniel Kelley.
Niagara Street Methodist Episcopal .- Niaga- ra street, between Pearl and Frauklin. Allen Steele, Pastor.
Trustees-H. O. Cowing, Wm. Barker, L. A. Page, P. M. Vosburgh, J. D. Hill, Nelson Hopkins, Amos Williams, Robert Fero.
Asbury Methodist Episcopal .- Corner Pearl and Chippewa. W. H. De Puy, Pastor. .
Trustees-Joel Wheeler, David Walls, John Benson, Abram Twichell, Isaac Holloway, Samuel Jocelyn, Salmon Shaw.
Grace Methodist Episcopal .-- Michigan, be- tween North and South Division. A. D. Wit- bur, Pastor.
Trustees-F. H. Root, A. Swan, W. Dods- worth, H. B. Bart, D. B. Hull, W. W. Mason, P. L. Sternberg, C. G. Playter, Jas. Howells.
German Methodist Episcopal. - Sycamore, corner Ash. J. Sidele, Pastor.
Trustees-John Weber, D. Provoost, J. S. Lyon, Wm. Hibbert, John Spiess, H. H. Mat- teson, Joel Wheeler.
River Side Methodist .- Dearborn street. Rev. Newman, Pastor.
Trustees-Joseph Corne, William D. Davis, Capt. D. Gazley, E. Bandell, Orrin Stickney, Isaac Ashton, Samuel Blossom, Wm. Hughes.
Fillmore-Near Whittmore's Tavern. Wm. H. DePuy, Pastor.
St. Mark's Methodist Episcopal .- Elk street, near Alabama. Wm. H. De Puy, Pastor.
Trustees-John A. Rider, Caleb Coatsworth, John B. Roberts, John H. Bidwell, Joseph McClure, James N. Scratchard, Oliver Bond, Leonard Crocker.
Free Baptist .- Corner Pearl and Genesee streets.
Trustees-E. Farwell, Peter Corbin, E. F. Fowler, Frederick Hughsong, C. J. Hastings, Matthew McComb.
Michigan Street Baptist .- Colored. Between Clinton and Batavia.
Trustees-James Thomas, C. Johnson, Chas. Smith, Robert Smith.
First German Baptist .- Spruce, north of Ba- tavia. B. S. Kupfer, Pastor.
North Buffalo Baptist. - Dearborn street. - Spoor, Pastor.
Vine Street Methodist Episcopal .- Colored. M. Moore, Pastor.
Trustees-Joseph Peterson, John Farbusb, Wm. Lloyd, Lewis Smith, Thos. Harmon.
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Washington Street Baptist .- Washington st., north of Swan. - Moore, Pastor.
Trustees-F. W. Breed, Daniel C. Beard, S. S. Jewett, Lyman Knapp.
Niagara Square Baptist .- North - west corner Niagara Square.
Trustees-P. A. Balcom, A. L. Baker, Chas. W. Smith, Velorus Hodge, M. H. Tryon, R. M. Eddy.
St. Luke's Episcopal .- Maryland, near Vir- ginia street. Wm. White Montgomery, Rec- tor.
Wardens-Wm. Jarett, Jas. S. Hawley.
Vestrymen-E. P. Pierce, Wm. Kingston, Thomas Seaver, John Rodney. Wm. F. Byron, W. H. Myers, G. F. Allman, W. B. Clancy.
St. John's Episcopal .- Corner Washington and Swan streets.
Wardens Samuel A. Provoost, Julius Mo- vius.
Vestrymen-Eli Conk, Henry O. Dee, Cbas. E. Noble, James N. Mathews, Jerome F. Far- go, T. H. Mendsen, Augustus B. Fitch, E. G. Barrows.
Trinity, Episcopal .- Corner Washington and Mohawk streets. Edward Ingersoll, Rector. Wardens-H. Daw, H. W. Rogers.
Vestrymen-A. A. Eustaphieve, James M. Smith, Robert Hollister, R. L. Howard, Hen- ry Martin, S. K. Worthington, S. V. R. Wat- son, Heury White.
&t. Paul's, Episcopal. - On the triangle bounded by Erie, Church and Pearl streets. Wm. Shelton, Rector.
Wardens-R. H. Heywood, Lester Brace. Vestrymen-E. M. Atwater, W. H. Walker, C. W. Evans, J. T. Lacy, E. B. Seymour, C. O. Wyckoff, A. P. Thompson.
Church of the Ascension, Episcopal .- North street, at the head of Franklin. O. F. Starkie, Rector.
Wardens-J. A. Verplanck, O. B. Titus.
Vestrymen-Wm. Dickson, John Bosche, R. H. Colburn, T. C. Davis, D. S. Manley, John T. Hinckston. Warren Granger, J. G. Guenther.
St. James's Episcopal .- Corner Swan and Spring streets. L. S. Stevens, Rector.
Wardens-Geo. Mills. John O. Russell.
Vestrymen-J. H. Montgomery, William Powell, Milton Wilder, Jesse Peck, John W. Close, Geo. J. Gering, Chas. E. Williams, Geo. Beals.
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Grace, Episcopal .- River Side. Rev. H. G. Wood, Rector.
Wardens - Henry F. Penfield, Samuel F. Gelston.
Vestrymen-Wm. A. Bird. Absalom Bull, Wm. G. Underhill, George Pooley, Henry P. Clinton, Thomas Thornton, Stephen W. How- ell, Thomas Millard.
Union Bethel-Perry at. P. Griffin, Pastor. 'Officiators.
First Unitarian .- Corner Eagle and Frank- lin. Geo. W. Hosmer, Pastor.
Trustees-C. F. S. Thomas, Augustus F. Tripp, O. G. Steele, Jobn L. Bradford, E. P. Dorr, Jas. Hollister.
First Universalist. - Washington street, near corner of South Division. J. Hasard Hart- zell, Pastor.
Trustees-George W. Scott, Seth Austin, Norman H. Barnes, B. H. Austin, Charles H. Morse, Thomas B. Shepard, Jas. Brayley, A. J. Decker, H. Guild.
Fird French Protestant .- North-east corner of Ellicott and Tupper streets. Geo. B. Vogt, and Frederick Schelle, Pastors.
Trustees-Geo. S. Peugeot, Char. H. Duck, Chas. Monnin, Frederick Cbamot, F. Monier, P. Peugeot.
German Evangelical .- Corner Spruce and Sycamore streets. Rev. Mr. Alles, Pastor.
Trustees-Geo. Schoot, Jolin Bauer, George Hofhein.
Evangelical Lutheran. - Hickory, between Batavia and William streets. Christian Vols, Pastor.
Trustees - George Kney, Philip Becker, Coral Andre, Andrew Grass, Paul Gambel, Andrew Debus.
German Evangelical .- Corner Genesee and Hickory streets. Gen. S. Vogt, Pastor.
Trustees-Henry Spies, George Gross, Jobn Schiefel.
Evangelical Lutheran Trinity, German .- Cor- ner of Goodell and Maple streets. J. A. A. Grabau and C. W. Hochstetter, Pastors.
Trustees-J. H. Hilgeneck, M. Schaumloef- fel, Fr. Braunlich, Fr. Pellman, J. J. Sturm, F. Landwehr.
German Evangelical .- North Buffalo, Am- herst street. Rev. Charles Sieben Pfeiffer, Pastor.
German United St. Paul's, Evangelical .- Washington street, between Genesee and Chip- pewa. Otto Burger, Pastor.
Trustees-George Vols, Henry O. Persob, Philip Wagner, Jacob Bauer, Philip Beyer.
Zion's German Reformed .- Lemon street. John Lichtenstein, Pastor.
Trustees-Adam Good, Adam Mingel, John Klein, Christian Muenich, Stephen Abrabam, Ebert Rolf, Peter Greter, George H. Runekel,
Lutheran Trinity, German .- William street. Louis Dulits, Pastor.
Trustees - Henry Wolter, J. P. Schulze, Chas. Graeser, Fr. Zimmerman, F. Kamprath.
St. Peter's .- Genesee, corner Hickory. G.
S. Vogt. Pastor. Trustees-John Scheifer, George Gross.
St. Joseph's Cathedral. - Franklin street, near Swan. John Timon, Bishop of Buffalo. F. O'Farrell, M. Kavanagh, W. F. Payne,
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St. Michael's Catholic .- Washington street, between Chippewa and Tupper. Luke Ca- veng, B. Fritsch and G. Fortsch. Pastors.
Committee -S. Bettinger, Martin Zions, John Swartz, F. Haefner.
St. Francis Xavier, Catholic. - East, near Amherst. Rev. F. Soeger, Pastor.
St. Patrick's, Catholic. - North Canal street, near Emslie. Rev. M. Sesto, Pastor.
Holy Angels, Catholic .- Prospect Hill. Rev. Wm Corbet, Pastor.
Holy Cross .- Main street, near Poorhouse. Rev. S. F. Hines, Pastor.
Hospital of the Sisters of Charity, and Chapel at the Asylum .- Rev. F. Gary, Pastor.
Immaculate Conception .- Edward street, near the Buffalo Orphan Asylum. J. M. Early, Pastor.
St. Peter's, French Catholic .- Corner Clin- ton and Washington streeta. John P. Klein, Pastor.
Trustees-Wm. Reister, Michael Roz, Oliver Melancon, Peter Rifont, F. Flewry, Joseph Joset, Charles A. James.
St. Louis, German Catholic .-- Main, opposite Goodell street. M. Deiters, Pastor.
Trustees-Nicholas Harry, Matthias Heisle, Joseph Haberstro, Anthony Diebold.
St. Mary's, Catholic .- (Order of the Redemp- torista)-Corner Batavia and Pine streets.
Officiators-Rev. Mr. Smith, M. Smoulders, Jacob Nagel.
St. Bonifacius .- Mulberry street. R. Folle- nius, Pastor.
Trustees-Frederick Neunder, Jacob Wol- ter, George Miller, John Gotz, John Glauber, Francis Steinbach, George Weich, Joseph He- bling, Adam Dellinger.
St. Bridget's .- Lousiana street, corner Ful- Rev. M. O'Connor, Pastor.
St. Anne's .- Emslie street, near Lovejoy.
North Street Methodist .- North street, near Twelfth.
Thirteenth Street Church .- Thirteenth street, near Jersey.
Calvary Church .- Delaware street, below Tupper.
Cedar Street Baptist .- Cedar street, between North and South Division.
Second German .- Hickory street, near Sy- oamore.
Mission Church. - Goodell street, corner Boston.
St. Stephen's .- Peckham street, cor. Adams.
St. Andrew's .- Peckham street, cor. Sher- man.
Evangelical Association. - William street, corner Emalie.
Ebenezer Church .- Grape street, near Vir- ginia.
Zion Church .- Williamsville Road, near Del- evan Avenue.
Old Indian Church .- Indian Church street, near Whitmore's Tavern.
Jewish Synagogue .- Pearl street, near Eagle. House of Bethel .- Seneca street, near Jeffer- BOD.
BUFFALO BOARD OF TRADE.
President, C. J. Mann ; Vice President; Ja- son Parker ; Treasurer, T. C. Boynton ; Sec- retary of Trustees-T. C. Boynton ; Secretary of Board of Trade, H. Wilcox.
Finance Committee-J. R. Bentley, S. K. Worthington.
Arbitration Committee-A. Sberwood, A. W. Cutter, P. S. Marsh.
Trustees-J. D. Sawyer, C. J. Mann, A. L. Griffin, J. R. Bentley, Jason Parker, A. Sher- wood, S. K. Worthington, S. S. Guthrie, Cyrus Clarke, T. C. Boynton, A. W. Cutter, Richard Williams, S. H. Fish.
LIST OF STREETS
REFERRED TO IN THIS WORK.
Abbott. from Elk to south line of city. Adams, from Eagle to Genasee.
Alabama, from Seneca to Buffalo Creek. Albany, from Hampshire to Niagara River. Allen, from Main to Wadsworth.
Amherst, from Main to Niagara River.
Arkansas, from Hampshire to North Washing- ton.
Ash, from Genesee to Batavia.
Auburn, from De Witt to Niagara River. Aurora, from Ohio to Buffalo Creek.
Austin, from Military Road to Niagara River. Babcock, from Seneca to William.
Balcom, from Main to Linwood ave. Barker, from Main to Delaware. Barker's Alley, from Seneca to Swan. Barton, from Albany to north line of Ferry lot. Batavia, from Washington to east line of city. Beak, from Exchange to Green. Beaver, from Perry to Scott.
Beecb, from Virginia to Carlton. Beunett, from William to Batavia.
Berlin, from High to Best. Best, from Main to east line of citv. Bidwell, from Niagara to North Washington. Bird, from Colvin to Niagara River. Bird Ave., from Delaware to Niagara River. Blossom, from Batavia to Huron.
Blossom, from Amherst to Military Road. Bolton, from Tonawanda to Winans. Bond, from North Canal to Howard.
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Boston, from Tupper to Virginia. Bouck Ave., from Main to Niagara. Bowery, from Allen to North. Brace, from Niagara to Erie Canal. Brayton, from Vermont to Utica.
Breckenridge, from State Res. Line to Niagara River.
Bremen, from Vermont to Rhode Island.
Bridge, from Niagara to Erie Mills. Bristol, from Spring to Jefferson.
Bristol, from Emslie to East.
Brown, from Jefferson to Adams.
Bryant, from Main to Rogers. Buffam, from Seneca to south line of lot 1304. Bull, from North Washington to De Witt.
Bundy's Alley, from Sycamore to North. Burton, from Main to Maple.
Burwell Place, from Scott to Perry.
Bush, from Amherst to north line of lot No. 252.
Butler, from Delaware to Rogers. California, from North Washington to North Jefferson.
Camp, from Sycamore to Genesee.
Canal, from Main to Erie.
Canal Alley, from Court to Jackson.
Cary, from Delaware to State Res. Line. Carlton, from Main to Genesee.
Carolina, from Tupper to Lake Erie. Carroll, from Washington to Indian Res. Line. Cazenovia, from Seneca to Abbott.
Cedar, from Swan to Batavia.
Center, from Seneca to Swan.
Central Wharf, from foot of Main street to foot of Commercial.
Champlin, from Spring to Mortimer. Chapin, from Main to Delaware.
Charles, from Terrace to Erie Canal.
Chenango, from Utica to Massachusetts. Cherry, from Michigan to Virginia. Chestnut, from Swan to North Division. Chicago, from Swan to Buffalo Creek. Chippewa, from Genesee to Georgia. Church, from Main to Erie Canal. Cincinnati, from Ohio to Buffalo Creek.
City Ship Canal, from Buffalo Creek, near the lighthouse, to South Channel. Clifton Place, from Cottage to Allen.
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