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SUPERIOR COURT OF BUFFALO.
George W. Clinton, Isaac A. Verplanck, Jo- seph G. Masten, Judges; D. Tillinghast, Clerk; S. U. Brunck, Deputy Clerk; C. Lake, Crier.
Special Civil Terms .- 1st Monday in Janu- ary; let Monday in March; Ist Monday in May; Ist Monday in July; Ist Monday in Sep- tember; 1st Monday in November.
Special Criminal Terms .- 4th Monday in January; 4th Monday in April; 4th Monday in June; 4th Monday in September; 4th Mon- day in November.
General Terms .- 3d Monday in March; 2d Monday in June; 2d Monday in October; 2d Monday in December.
Special Terms for all Civil Business, except Trial of Calendar Causes .- 1st Monday in Feb- ruary; Ist Monday in April; Ist Monday in June; Ist Monday in October; Ist Monday in December.
Erie County Courts, 1861 .- 4th Monday in March; 2d Monday in May; 4th Monday in September; 4th Monday in December.
Court of Sessions, 1861 .- 3d Monday in February; 4th Monday in May; 2d Monday in November.
County Courts for all motion purposes are held with Courts of Sessions.
Court of Appeals .- At Albany, Ist Tuesday in January; 4th Tuesday in March; 3d Tues- day in June; 5th Tuesday in September.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
District Court United States .- 3d Tuesday in January, at Albany; 3d Tuesday in May, at Rochester; 2d Tuesday in July, at Utica; 3d Tuesday in August, at Auburn; 2d Tuesday in November, at Buffalo; and one Term, by appointment, in one of the Counties of St. Lawrence, Franklin or Clinton.
Circuit Court United States .- 3d Tuesday in May, at Albany (not held); Tuesday after 3d Monday in June, at Canandaigua; 3d Tuesday in October, at Albany.
U. S. District Judge, N. District New York. -N. K. Hall. Office and Court Room over Post Office, U. S. buildings, corner Washington and Seneca streets, Buffalo.
Justice of the Supreme Court of the Eighth Judicial District .- James G. Hoyt.
Clerk District Court .- Aurelian Conkling. Office corner Washington and Seneca streets.
U. S. Attorney, Potsdam, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y .- Wm. A. Dart.
U. S. Marshal, Lockport, Niagara Co., N. Y. -Edward I. Chase.
Deputy U. S. Marshal .- Albert G. Stevens
U. S. Commissioners .- Dennis Bowen, Au- relian Conkling, A. P. Nichols, Perry G. Par- ker and George Gorham.
BUFFALO POST OFFICE .- 1861. Government Building, corner of Washington and Sen- eca streets
Postmaster .- Almon M. Clapp. Assistant Postmaster .- Thos. Blossom.
Clerks .- James H. Lee, Henry White, John Powers, Geo. Walker, Willis Dodge, Henry Smith, Louis Weber, Dennis Collins, Jr., Mi-
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chael Wolf, C. Bronner, Jr., J. C. West, Louis Filner, John Zoll, H. Krausskopf, Chas. E. Johnson, T. C. O'Grady, Alexander McKay, Wm. C. Armes, Edward Morris, John W. Stew- art, John G. Weimar, Geo. Niess, Isaac San- ford, John Hellriegel, Lucian Sierret and Fran- cis Stevens.
BANKS.
White's Bank of Buffalo .- Capital $200,000. Geo. C. Whie, President; Wm. Williams, Vice President; F. Gridley, Cashier; J. H. Madison, Assistant Cashier; Wm. H. Hutchinson, Teller; G. A. Schafer, Assistant Book-keeper. Office, 146 Main street.
Bank of Attica-Capital, $250,000. A. J. Rich, President; C. Townsend, Cashier; Wm. K. Allen, Teller; C. Dygert, Clerk; Geo. H. Gridley, Book-keeper. Office, No. 1 Spauld- ing's Exchange.
New York and Erie .- Capital, $300,000. John S. Ganson, President; James Sweeney, Cashier; J. M. Gwinn, Teller; John B. Sey- mour, Book-keeper; Geo. H. Dunbar, Assist- ant Teller; F. A. Rathbun, Clerk. Office, Iron Building, Seneca street, between Main and Pearl.
Marine .- Capital, $200,000. Geo. Palmer, President; H. E. Howard, Cashier; Henry E. Howard, Assistant Cashier and Notary Public; Samuel . A. Provost, Jr., Book-keeper; Ed. Fiske, Clerk. Office, 90 Main street.
Buffalo City .- Capital, $140,000. John L. Kimberly, President; A. P. Thompson, Cash- ier; H. B. Starkweather, Teller and Notary Public; J. L. Kimberly, Jr., Book-keeper; Chas. Pickering, Jr., Discount Clerk. Office, 177 Main street.
Farmers and Mechanics .- Capital, $150,000. E. G. Spaulding, President; Edward Pierson, Cashier; E. D. Belden, Teller; E. D. Lacy, Book-keeper; H. H. Mills, Clerk. Office, No. 3, Spaulding's Exchange.
International-Capital $400,000. M. S. Hawley, President; E. S. Prosser, Vice Presi- dent; Chas T. Coit, Cashier; B. B. Hamilton, Teller; E. W. Seymour, Book-keeper. Office, Iron Building, Seneca street, between Main and Pearl.
The Manufacturers' and Traders' Bank .- Capital, $500,000. Henry Martin, President; Pascal P. Pratt, Vice President; Henry H. Martin, Cashier; Jared P. Fairman, Teller; Salem G. Kennedy, Book-keeper; Charles E. Sprague, Book-keeper and Discount Clerk. Office, 219 Main street.
Clinton Bank .- Capital, $250,000. Gibson T. Williams, President; J. M. Hutchinson, Vice President; James M. Smith, Cashier; E. T. Smith, Teller; A. L. Bennett, Book-keeper; C. II. Langdon, Clerk. Office, corner Pearl and West Seneca streets.
Buffalo Savings .- Chartered May 8th, 1846. This institution has been in operation nearly fifteen years. . Whole number of depositors 21,000. Office, 330 Main street. Hours of Business from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. E. D. Efner, President; E. L. Stevenson, Pice President; Henry Howard, Secretary; Charles Shields, Book-keeper; John U. Wayland, Assistant Book-keeper; Peter Young, Clerk; O. H. Mar- shall, Attorney.
Trustees-E. D. Efner, E. L. Stevenson. Francis J. Handel, N. H. Gardner, R. H. Hey- wood, E. G. Grey, Wm. Tweedy, N. K. Hall. Geo. R. Babcock, Hiram Barton, Albert H. Tracy, J. Beyer, John L. Kimberly, F. C. Brunck, Geo. Coit, Warren Bryant, Dr. Hauen- stein, Samuel F. Pratt.
Buffalo Trust Company .- Organized under a charter passed April 16th, 1852. Office, 223 Main street, corner of Main and Swan. Open from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Peter Curtiss, Presi- dent; G. R. Wilson, Vice President; Dennis Bowen, Attorney.
Trustees-George Coit, Henry W. Rogers, Guilford R. Wilson, Orlando Allen, John Stell- wagen, Alanson Robinson, Stephen Bettinger. S. S. Jewett, Samuel F. Pratt, Orsamus H. Marshall, Edw'd Bennett, Peter Curtiss, Chand- ler J. Wells.
This Company has deposited with the Bank Department $100,000 in stocks and bonds and mortgages, which, together with the personal liability of the Trustees, is held as security for all classes of depositors.
Erie County Savings .- Incorporated April 10th, 1854. Opened September 1st, 1854. Office, 244 Main street. Office hours from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Wm, A. Bird, President; S. V. R. Watson, Ist Vice President; Jas. C. Har- rison, 2d Vice President; Cyrus P. Lee, Secre- tary and Treasurer; E. C. Sprague, Attorney; H. H. Stanley and Jacob L. Gall, Clerks
Trustees-Wm. A. Bird, S. V. R. Watson, Henry Roop, Richard Bullymore, Jacob Krett- ner, Michael Danner, Wm. C. Sherwood, Wm Wilkeson, F. Augustus Georger, N. H. Gard- ner, Wm. Fiske, Noah P. Sprague, C. J. Wells, Chas. D. Norton, J. C. Harrison, Jno. R. Evans, Oliver G. Steele, L. K. Plimpton.
Western Savings Bank .- Main street, corner Mohawk, 1861. Geo. Palmer President; Ph. Beyer, Ist Vice President; George Urban, 2d Vice President; Chas. Schmidt, Secretary; N. K. Hopkins, Attorney.
Trustees-Henry Martin, Jas Hollister, C. A. Van Slyke, A. L. Schryver, Wm. O. Brown, L. L. Hodges, E. S. Warren, A. Schmidt, P. Houck, John R. Lee, Nic. Ottenot, George C. White, Jacob Scheu, Elijah Ford, Charles Chretien, A. Weppner.
Emigrant Savings .- Main street, corner La- Stephen Bettinger, President; Edwin Thomas, Vice President; P. T. Beirne, Secretary; E. C. Chase, Treasurer; Tillinghast & McMahon, At- torneys
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BUFFALO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Entrance on Main street, directly opposite the Metropol- itan Theater, No, 194, and over Cone's Emporium.
D. Clinton Hicks, President; Horatio Sey- mour Counsellor.
Directors-Rev. J. C. Lord, George Palmer, Chas. G. Playter, Wm. Luther, Rev. Otto Ber- ger, Rev. Frederick Schelle, T. T. Lockwood, M. D., Lucius H. Pratt, Geo. C. White, Rev. G. S. Voght, J. S. Semon, Elijah Hadley, Rev. Dr. Burtis, Rev. Christian Volz, HI. Parmelee, Ja- cob Beyer.
Faculty - D. Clinton Hicks, Lecturer on the Collective, Collateral, and Demonstrative Branches of the Science of Accounts, Penman- ship and Commercial Problems.
BUFFALO MERCANTILE COLLEGE. Brown's Buildings, corner Main and Seneca streets.
Founded October 10th, 1854. H. B. Bryant H. D. Stratton and J. C. Bryant, Principals.
Faculty-H. B. Bryant, H. D. Stratton, J. C. Bryant, W. P. Spencer, Professors of the Science of Accounts and Lecturers on Business Customs. P. R. Spencer, W. P. Spencer, R. W. Hoadley, Instructors in Business and Orna- mental Penmanship, and Lecturers on Mercan- tile Correspondence. Hons. Horace Mann, Geo. W. Clinton, Elihu Burritt, Special Lectur- ers. Hon. Judge Masten, W. P. Spencer and others, Lecturers on Commercial Law. John R. Lee and others, Lecturers on Banking, Fi- nance, &c. Revs. J. Hyatt Smith and M. R. Atkins, Lecturers on Political Economy. Revs. M. L. R. P. Thompson, G. W. Hosmer, G. W. Heacock, C. W. Dennison, A. T. Chester, Lec- turers on Mercantile Ethics. Oliver Arey, M. J. Oatman, E. C. Pomeroy, Lecturers on Com- mercial Computations.
Directors-Hons. E. G. Spaulding, Geo. W. Clinton, I. V. Verplanck, Victor M. Rice, N. K. Hall, Wm. A. Mosely, Washington Hunt, S. G. Haven, Eli Cook, O. G. Steele, Esq., J. L. Kimberly, Wm. A. Bird, John R. Lee, Pe- ter A. Porter, C. M. Reed, P. R. Spencer, A. H. Tracy.
BUFFALO FEMALE ACADEMY.
This Institution is situated in the most eligi- ble and delightful part of the city, and com- mands a beautiful view of the city, the river and the lake. The grounds consisting of a whole block, fronting on Delaware avenue, and extending to a charming private park in the rear, are tastefully laid out and ornamented with trees and shrubbery.
latter, "Goodell Hall," has been expressly erected for academic instruction, and for spa- ciousness and convenience, may well challenge comparison with any similar establishment in the country. It has abundant accommodations for four hundred pupils.
Board of Trustees-Hon. N. K. Hall, Presi- dent; Rev. A. T. Chester, D. D., Secretary and Treasurer. Samuel F. Pratt, Dennis Bowen, Noah H. Gardner, Henry W. Rogers, Bronson C. Rumsey, Joseph Dart, Sherman S. Jewett, John R. Lee. Thomas Farnham, Jas. M. Smith, Geo. N. Burwell, Myron P. Bush, Chas. E. Clark, Andrew J. Rich.
RAILROAD COMPANIES.
New York Central .- Capital, $23,000,000. Erastus Corning, President; Dean Richmond, Vice President; C. Vibbard, General Superin- tendent; J. Collamer, Superintendent of Wes- tern Division; J. V. L. Pruyn, Counsel; G. L. Wilson, Secretary and Treasurer.
Directors - Erastus Corning, Dean Rich- mond, John H. Chedell, Hamilton White, Liv- ingston Spraker, Alonzo C. Paige, Cornelius L. Tracy, Jacob Gould, R. M. Bealchford, Na- thaniel Thayer, John V. L. Pruyn, Henry H. Martin, Chas. Russel.
Great Western, Canada. - From Niagara Falls to Windsor, C. W., 229 miles; Branches, Hamilton to Toronto, 38 miles; Harrisburg to Guelph, 27 miles; Komoka to Sarina, 51 miles; Total, 345 miles. Office-Hamilton, Canada West. Capital paid in, $15,024,987.65; funded debt, 6,442,006.69; total cost of Road, $22,583,- 202.30. Time of election-2d Tuesday in No- vember. Gauge of Road, 5 feet 6 inches. Robert Gill, Surrey, Eng., President.
American Officers-J. Young, Vice Presi- dent; C. J. Brydges, Managing Director; T. Reynolds, Financial Director: W. C. Stephens, Secretary; E. G. S. Colpoys, Supt. East Div .; J. Peacock, Supt. West Div .; G. L. Reid, Chief Engineer; Julius Movius, Gen. Agent; Thos. Bell, Gen. Ft. Agent; Richard Eaton, Locomo- tive Supt .; S. Sharp, Car Supt.
Canadian Board of Directors-John Young, Chas. John Brydges, Thos. Reynolds, Henry C. R. Becher, F. W. Gates, Geo. II. Mills.
English Board-Robert Gill, Alex. Hoys, Thos Cullen, F. S. Head, M. Faulconer.
General Agency, No. 175 Washington Street, Buffalo.
Detroit and Milwaukee .- From Detroit to Grand Haven, 188 miles. Office, Detroit, Mich. Gauge of Road, 4 feet 816 inches. Charles John Brydges, President; Thomas Reynolds, Vice President; C. C. Trowbridge, Secretary; W. K. Muir, Gen. Supt .; Jas. H. Muir, Audi- tor; J. A. Armstrong, General Freight Agent; Benj. Briscoe, Mast. of Mach .; John Kitching, Road Master; G. L. Reid, Chief Engineer.
The buildings, "The Cottage " and "Goodell Hall" combine all that is desirable in arrange- ment and convenience. The former is built of stone, and is exclusively occupied by the fami- ly of the Principal, the young ladies entrusted to his care as boarders, and the teachers of the Directors-C. J. Brydges, Thos. Reynolds, Institution boarding with the Principal. The | C. C. Trowbridge, H. N. Walker, W. K. Muir,
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E. A. Brush, Robt. Gill, Thomas Cullen, Henry C. R. Becher. Julius Movius, General Agent, 175 Washington street, Buffalo.
Buffalo, New York and Erie .- A. D. Patchin, President; C. G. Miller, vice President; Gil- bert Cameron, Treasurer; William F. Miller, Secretary; L. M. Schermerhorn, General Ft. Agent.
Directors-Geo. W. Tifft, Aaron D. Patchin, Chas. G. Miller, Henry Martin, Guilford R. Wilson, John G. Deshler; Daniel W. Tomlin- son, Batavia; Thos. Brown, Caledonia; A. O. Comstock, Le Roy; John Arnot, Elmira; Geo. Briggs, James G. King, R. S. Carter, Brant- ford, C. W.
Executive Committee-A. D. Patchin, Geo. W. Tifft, Henry Martin, Chas. G. Miller, Thos. Brown.
New York and Erie .- Directors - Samuel Marsh, President; Daniel Drew, Dudley S. Gregory, John Arnot of Elmira, William B. Skidmore, Hermann Gelpcke, Ralph Mead, D. A. Cushman, Ambrose S. Murray, of Goshen; William Evans, of England; George T. Cobb, Robert H. Berdell, William F. Splatt, of Eng- land. Nathaniel Marsh, J. C. B. Davis, Henry L. Pierson, Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Buffalo and Lake Huron .- R. S. Carter, Managing Director, Brantford, C. W .; William McLean, Secretary, Brantford, C. W .; A. Fell, Road and Tariff Superintendent. Office, Erie Street Depot, Buffalo.
Buffalo and State Line .- Geo Palmer, Pres- ident; Dean Richmond, Vice President; R. N. Brown. Supt.
Directors-George Palmer, James S. Wads- worth, Joseph Field, Daniel Drew, Dean Rich- mond, John Wilkinson, Charles H. Lee, Henry L. Lansing, Hamilton White, Alanson Robin- son, George W. Patterson, Nathaniel Marsh, Wm. Keep.
ROAD COMPANIES.
Buffalo and Hamburg Turnpike .- Capital, $21,500. Henry W. Rogers, President; Geo. Palmer, Secretary; Joseph Foster, Treasurer.
Buffalo and Williamsville Mc Adam .- T. A. Hopkins, President; John R. Lee, Secretary and Treasurer.
Directors-Warren Granger, Samuel F. Pratt, H. Seymour, Jr., William Hodge, William F. Miller. L. K. Plimpton, T. A. Hopkins. Capi- tal, $60,000. Annual dividends, five per cent.
White's Corners and Buffalo Plank .- Geo. A. Moore, President; Wm. H. Glenny, Secre- tary and Treasurer.
Directors -Wm. H. Glenny, Allen Potter, Geo. A. Moore, A. A. Howard, Isaac Long.
Aurora and Buffalo Plank .- Capital Stock, $60,000. L. M. Bullis, President; W. S. Rog- ers, Secretary, Treasurer and Superintendent.
Directors-R. H. Maynard, Robert Persons,
Chas. D. Mayer, W. S. Rogers, L. M. Bullis, Nelson Janes, Horace Parmalee.
Buffalo and Batavia Plank .- F. P. Adams, President; Eli H. Bowman, Secretary and Treasurer.
Directors-Levi Otis, Theodore Eldred, Henry Darrow, L. G. Wilsey, George Smiley, E. P. Adams, John Wood, Eli H. Bowman, B. C. Curtland.
Batavia Street Plunk Road .- Apollos Hitch- cock, President; George L. Marvin, Secretary and Treasurer.
Directors-S. V. R. Watson, Joseph F. Hill, Milo W. Hill, Eurotas Marvin, Alex. Hitch- cock, Apollos Hitchcock, Amos Ray, Jesse Vaughn, James Demarest, Geo. L. Marvin.
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
Western Union Telegraph .- Office, No. 5 Spaulding's Exchange. Hiram Sibley, Presi- dent; I. R. Elwood, Secretary, Rochester; J. H. Wade, General Agent; A. Stager, General Superintendent, Cleveland; Emery Cobb, Chi- cago, and C. Davenport, Cincinnati, Division Superintendents; N. Hucker, Manager; C. E. Williams, Assistant Book-keeper; R. Newell, Chief Operator; P. Kelley and G. B. Haynes, Assistant Operators.
Montreal Telegraph .- Office, No. 5 Spanld- ing's Exchange. Hugh Allen, President; Jas. Dakers, Secretary; O. S. Wood, General Super- intendent, Montreal; H. P. Dwight, Assistant Superintendent, Toronto; N. Hucker, Mana- ger; C. Robinson, Operator.
New York, Albany and Buffalo Electro- Magnetic Telegraph .- Office, No. 5 Spauld- ing's Exchange. Thos. R. Walker, President; E. Chapman, Treasurer; Jas. D. Reid, General Superintendent, Utica; N. Hucker, Manager; C. E. Williams, Assistant Book-keeper; J. C. Bowles, Chief Operator; J. A. Osburn, and Wm. Wallace, Jr., Operators.
Buffalo, New York and Erie Railroad Tele- graph .- Office, corner Washington and Ex- change streets. L. E. Babb, Superintendent; C. N. Sawin, Operator.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Superintendent-Sanford B. Hunt.
Central School .- Situated on Court, Franklin and Genesee streets. Oliver Arey, Principal. School District No. 1, Seventh near Hudson -Principal, A. Z. Barrows.
School District No. 2, Terrace near Genesee -Principal, N. G. Benedict, Jr.
School District No. 3, Perry east of Burwell Place-Principal, James E. Gilbert.
School District No. 4, Elk near Louisiana- Principal, John B. Sackett.
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School District No. 5, E. Seneca near Pollard -Principal, E. T. Benedict.
School District No. 6, South Division near Chestnut-Principal, E. F. Cook.
School District No. 7, South Division below Ellicott-Principal, N. B. Barker.
School District No. 8, Church above Dela- ware-Principal, Samuel Slade.
School District No. 9, Vine near Elm-Prin- cipal, Chas. C. Johnson.
School District No. 10, Delaware street- Principal, Gev. W. Stowitt.
School District No. 11, Elma near Clinton- Principal. C. W. Colyer.
School District No. 12, Spruce above Batavia -Principal, E. C. Pomeroy.
School District No. 13, Oak near Sycamore -Principal, W. W. Newman.
School District No. 14, Franklin between Edward and Tupper-Principal, John S. Fos- dick
School District No. 15, Oak corner Burton alley-Principal, James H. French.
School District No. 16, Delaware above Bry- ant-Principal, P. E. Dye.
School District No. 17, Main near toll gate- Principal. Harriet Patterson.
School District No. 18, Tenth near School- Principal, E. L. Chamberlayne.
School District No. 19, North Washington near Eighteenth-Principal, Wm. L. French.
School District No. 20, Amherst corner East -Princpal, A. B. Elsworth.
School District No. 21, Emslie near Peckham -Principal, E. A. Austin.
School District No 22, Main near Burt Scott's-Principal, -
School District No. 23, Delevan Avenue be- yond Adams-Principal, Esther E. Carr.
School District No. 24, Best near Walden --- Principal, Wm. S. Rice.
School District No. 25, Batavia beyond toll gate-Principal, Miss Alida M. Hakstein.
School District No. 26, Seneca near Whit- more's Tavern-Principal, Rascelia Vasseler. School District No 27, near Seneca beyond Hydraulics-Principal, Charles Fosdick.
School District No. 28, White's Corners Plank Road-Principal, - Kennedy.
School District No. 30, Obio near toll Gate -Principal, Jane N. Dunn.
School District No. 31, Emelie and Krettner near William-Principal, P. E. Brown.
School District No. 32, Cedar near Clinton -Principal. J. W. Barker.
School District No. 33, Elk near Smith- Principal, H. J. French.
Of these Schools, Nos. 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 20 and 32, in all fourteen schools, are organized with three departmenta.
Nos. 2, 8, 9, 11, 18, 19, 24 and 31, in all eight schools, have two departments.
Nos. 17, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 and 33, in all eleven schools, have one department.
ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES.
Medical College of Buffalo .- The University of Buffalo was chartered during the legisla- tive session of 1846, and endowed with all the powers and privileges which belong to any College or University in the State. The Med- ical Department was established and organized in August of the same year. The lectures commence on the first Wednesday in Novem- ber, and continue sixteen weeks. A prelimi- nary term commences four weeks before the regular term, which is devoted to dissection, clinical instruction, and lectures on special subjects. The preliminary term is voluntary and gratuitous.
Hon. Millard Fillmore, Chancellor.
Council-Orsamus H. Marshall, President; Joseph G. Masten, Vice President; Geo. Had- ley, Secretary; James Hollister, Treasurer; Henry W. Rogers, James P. White, Orsamus H. Marshall, Geo. Hadley, Elbridge G. Spauld- ing, John D. Shepard, John R. Wilkeson, Mil- lard Fillmore. Orson Phelps, Orlando Allen, Sanford B. Hunt, Geo. R. Babcock, Jas. Hol- lister, Albert H. Tracy, Thos. F. Rochester, Member elect from the Medical Faculty. Mayor of the City of Buffalo, Recorder of the City of Buffalo, ex officio.
Faculty-Sandford Eastman, M. D., Dean; Geo. Hadley, Registrar and Treasurer; C. B. Coventry, M. D., Emeritus Professor of Physi- ology and Medical Jurisprudence; Charles Alfred Lee, M. D., Professor of Pathology and Materia Medica; Sandford Eastman, M. D., Professor of Anatomy; Jas. P. White, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children; E. M. Moore, M. D., Professor of Principles and Practice of Surgery and Clinical Surgery; Thos. F Rochester, M. D., Professor of Principles and Practice of Medi- cine, and Clinical Medicine; Geo. Hadley, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy; A. J. Steel, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy; J. R. Lothrop, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica; Wm. Mason, M. D., Professor of Physiology and Microscopy.
Buffalo Medical Association. - Organized July 16, 1845; incorporated April 1, 1856. This Association meets regularly on the first Tuesday evening of each month, at its rooms, No. 7 South Division street. The ohjects of the Association are strictly of a scientific char- acter. The membership is confined to those who are in regular membership with the Medi- cal Society of the County of Erie. Initiation fee, $2. Annual dues, $3.
Officers-Drs. C. C. F. Gay, President; Jaa. P. White, Vice President; J. B. Samo, Trea- snrer; J. F. Miner, Secretary; Wm. Ring, Librarian.
Trustees-Drs. C. C. F. Gay, Jaa. P. White, J. B. Samo, J. F. Miner. Wm. Ring.
Members-Drs. W. W. Mason, George N. Burwell, John Boardman, Charles L. Dayton, Daniel Devening, Sanford Eastman, C. C. F. Gay, William Gould, Geo. Hadley, C. W. Harvy, S. B. Hunt, C. B. Hutchins, J. E. King,
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T. T. Lockwood, S. F. Mixer, J. F. Miner, Henry Nichell, Wm. Ring, Thomas F. Roches- ter, J. B. Samo, Edward Storck, P. H. Strong, Wm. Treat, James P. White, I. C. Whitehead, Jr., B. L. Whitney, C. H. Wilcox, C. C. Wyck- off, H. M. Conger, A. Jansen, J. L. Richards, John Croyn.
Medical Society of the County of Erie .- Offi- cers-Drs. Sandford Eastman, President; J. B. Samo, Vice President; Samuel D. Flagg, Jr., Secretary; C. C. F. Gay, Treasurer; C. C. Wyckoff, Librarian.
Primary Board-Drs. E. Storck, J. F. Miner and J. Hauenstein.
Censors-Dr. John Boardman, Examiner in Anatomy and Physiology; Dr. W. Gould, Exam- iner in Practical Medicine and Obstetrics; Dr. J. R. Lathrop, Examiner in Chemistry and Pharmacy; Dr. W. Ring, Examiner in Materia Medica and Botany; Dr. H. M. Congar, Exam- iner in Medical Jurisprudence and Pathology.
Buffalo City Dispensary .- Organized, March, 1847; Incorporated, February, 1859, for the purpose of relieving such poor, sick and indi- gent persons as are unable to procure medical aid.
Officers-R. H. Heywood, President; Jason Sexton, Vice President; Isaac D. White, Secre- tary; S. N. Callender, Treasurer.
Managers-Russell H. Haywood, Samuel N. Callender, Chas. H. Coleman, Peter Curtiss, George A. Moore, Isaac D. White, Myron P. Bush, Jason Sexton, Jacob H. Koons, George Jones, Samuel Cary, M. D., Francis P. Wood, C. W. Harvy, M. D.
Physicians-1st Ward-H. D. Gravin; 2d Ward-P. H. Strong; 3d Ward -Julius F. Miner; 4th Ward-J. R. Lathrop; 5th Ward- J. A. Felgemacher; 6th Ward-James B. Samo; 7th Ward-William Treat; 8th Ward-Sand- ford Eastman; 9th Ward-C. C. Wyckoff; 10th Ward-C. C. F. Gay; 11th Ward-L. P. Day- ton; 12th Ward-Henry Nichell; 13th Ward- Benj. H. Lemon.
Consulting Physicians-Thos. F. Rochester and Geo. N. Burwell. Consulting Surgeons- C. H. Wilcox and James P. White. Apothe- cary-Wm. H. Peabody, cor. Main and South Division streets.
Buffalo General Hospital .- Chas. E. Clarke, President; Andrew J. Rich, Vice President; Wm. T. Wardwell, Secretary and Treasurer.
Trustees-Geo. S. Hazard, Chas. E. Clarke, Andrew J. Rich, Bronson C. Rumsey, Roswell S. Burrows, Wm. T. Wardwell, Isaac Holloway, George Howard, Henry Martin.
Attending Physicians-Thos. F. Rochester, C. C. F. Gay, C. C. Wyckoff. Consulting Phy- sicians-G. F. Pratt, Geo. N. Burwell, Phineas H. Strong. Attending Surgeons-Charles H. Wilcox, Sandford Eastman, Julius F. Miner. Consulting Surgeons- J. P. White, H. N. Loomis, J. Hauenstein. Resident Physician- N. L. Bates. Warden-J. M. Crozier.
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