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Young Men's Association. - The Young Men's Association is an institution of a literary
and scientific character, and was established by the Young men of this city in the winter of 1835 and '36, and subsequently incorporated by an act of the Legislature, passed March, 1843.
The library numbers about ten thousand volumes, comprising many rare and valuable works, and is gradually increasing.
The Reading Room is supplied with all the daily city newspapers, and many from the principal cities of the Union, together with the ablest American and Foreign quarterlies and monthly periodicals. It is open every week- day from 8, A. M. to 9, P. M., to members and strangers introduced by members, the latter being entitled to its free use for one month from their introduction. The Rooms are in the American Hotel Block.
Lectures, literary and scientific, are main- tained during the winter months.
Officers for 1861-Joseph Warren, President; Rufus L. Howard, Ist Vice President; Edward Stevens, 2d Vice President; Wm. C. Sweet, 3d Vice President; Charles H. Morse, Correspond- ing Secretary; Geo. T. Bentley, Recording Secretary; Edward S. Rich, Treasurer.
Managers-Frank A. Sears, Alfred D. Daw, James H. Penfield, Junius S. Smith, Everard Palmer, Charles E. Young, Wm. H. Peabody, Talmadge Ewers, Benj. H. Austin, Jr., Geo. S. Wardwell.
Standing Committees-Ways and Means- Howard, Palmer and Rich. Library-Palmer, Young and Rich. Lectures-Stevens, Morse, Daw, Sears, Bentley, Wardwell and Ewers. Newspapers and Periodicals-Sears, Austin and Penfield. Natural Sciences-Wardwell, Palmer and Stevens. Local History-Sweet, Austin and Penfield. Donations and Subscrip- tions-Peabody, Howard and Rich. Rooms and Fixtures-Young, Sears and Daw. Law- Ewers, Stevens and Austin. Printing-Pen- field, Bentley and Young. By-Laws-Austin, Sweet and Wardwell. Auditing-Bentley, Smith and Peabody. . Collecting-Morse, How- ard, Sweet, Peabody, Sears and Smith. Mem- bership-Smith, Ewers and Peabody. Library Fund-Daw, Howard and Young. Fine Arts -Rich, Howard, Ewers, Morse and Palmer.
Librarian-Wm. Ives.
Assistant Librarian-Wm. W. Stewart.
German Young Men's Association .- Institut- ed 1841-incorporated 1846. The object of this Association is for the purpose of establish- ing and maintaining a library and reading rooms, lectures and other means of promoting moral and intellectual improvement, and has about 200 members. The library consists of about 2000 volumes. The rooms are located in Hauenstein's Block, corner Main and Mo- hawk streets, and is open every Wednesday and Saturday nights from 7 to 9 o'clock.
Officers-Carl Frieschmann, President; F. Georger, Vice President; John B. Schlund, Recording Secretary; Otto Besser, Correspond- ing Secretary; Augustus Paul, Treasurer; Fr. Frankenstein, Librarian.
Managers-H. F. Juengling, F. C. Brunck,
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J. Schuntz, F. A. Georger, F. Lautenbacher, Fr. Held, C. Loeberick, J. Hauenstein, A. Luesenhop and Geo. Seebach.
Young Men's Christian Union -This Socie- ty has for its primary object the moral and intellectual improvement of young men. It was organized in May, 1852, incorporated in March, 1853, and now contains about 850 mem- ber&. Its Library and Reading Rooms are in Arcade Building, opposite American Hotel. Initiation fee, $1. Semi-annual dues, $1.
Officers-John D. Hill, M. D., President; W. C. Bryant, Ist Vice President; Samuel D. Sikes, 2d Vice President; A. H. Bryant, 3d Vice President; C. B. Armstrong, Correspond- ing Secretary; L. R. Casey, Recording Secre- tary. Thos. G. Parsons, Treasurer.
Managers-Wm. F. Miller, M. L. Comstock, Robt. Keating, Jas. B. Parke, Fred. W. Taylor, Joseph B. Sweet, Wmn. R. Bradford, P. B. Pe- terson.
Buffalo Orphan Asylum .- Organized in 1835. Incorporated April 24th, 1837, and an amend- ment of the Charter in 1839. Located on Vir- ginia street, near Delaware. Russell H. Hey- wood, President; J. G. Deshler, Vice President; Geo. Wadsworth, Secretary; Peter Curtiss, Treasurer.
Trustees-S. N. Callender, Jason Sexton, George Howard, H. Daw, Francis H. Root, Amasa R. Ransom, F. P. Wood, J. D. Hill, Joseph Dart, Jr., R. L. Burrows, George S. Hazard.
Buffalo Industrial School Association .- Presi- dent, Mrs. L. S. Athearn; Vice President, Mrs. S. S. Guthrie, Treasurer; Mrs. H. R. Seymour; Secretary, Miss E. S. Athearn.
Managers-Mrs. Clapp, Mrs. R. Williams, Mrs. H. H. Hale, Mrs. Chas. Coleman, Mrs. H. Shumway, Mrs. O. E. Sibley, Miss E. Athearn, Mrs. H. R. Seymour, Mrs. Stanbery, Mrs. S. S. Guthrie, Mrs. L. S. Athearn, Mrs. E. Thayer.
Association for the Relief of the Poor .- Jason Sexton, President; R. H. Heywood, G. B. Rich. A. C. Moore, Samuel Carey, E. G. Grey, Vice Presidents; S. N. Callendar, Treasurer; F. P. Wood, Secretary.
Managers-Geo. Howard, I. D. White, Wm. Ashman, Joshua Barnes, C. H. Coleman.
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick .- James Whea- lan, President; Nicholas Higgins, Ist Vice President; V. P. P. Gorman, 2d Vice President; P. Scanlon, Secretary; John Rose, Treasurer; Edward Hanley, Banner Bearer; Richard Dug- gan, Messenger.
Committee-William Flanagan, Wm. Riggs, Owen Connell, Patrick Woods, Jeremiah Kav- anagh, John Butler, Patrick O'Day, Jeremiah Keleber, Thos. Hennessy.
Mutual Benefit Catholic Temperance Society. -President, Michael Hagan; Vice President, Daniel Vaughan; Treasurer, Jas. McCool; Sec- retary, Michael Nellany; Financial Secretary, John E. Walsh; Marshal, Edward Hardy.
Executive Committee-Alexander Forthing-
ham, Timothy Corcorane, John C. McManus, James Kavanagh and Maurice Vaughan.
Buffalo Building Society -Edwin Thomas, President; James B. Dubois, Vice President; Seth Austin, Secretary and Treasurer.
Trustees-Cooley S. Chapin, Fernando C. Candee, James McCredie, Philo Dubois, Wal- ter Porter, John H. Coleman, Peter Gowans.
City Building and Loan Association .- Presi- dent, A. S. Merrill; Secretary, Seth Austin; Treasurer, C. P. Lee.
Buffalo Horticultural Society .- President, Jason Sexton; Vice Presidents, Noah H. Gard- ner, Thos. Stephenson; Treasurer, Edward S. Rich; Recording Secretary, Henry Waters; Cor- responding Secretary, Wm. Coleman.
Managers Horace Williams, Dennis Bowen, James W. Brown, Wm. R. Coppock, Otis F. Presbrey, Benjamin Hodge, Warren Granger, Jno. B. Eaton, Amos I. Mathews.
Trustees-John Hellreigel, C. Longstreet, Wm. A. Hart, O. H. P. Champlin, E. A. Swan, F. J. Handel, John W. Schwinn.
St. Vincent Female Orphan Asylum, Catholic. -Corner Batavia and Ellicott streets. Under the care of the Sisters of Charity. Rev. Mar- tin Kavanagh, Chairman; Sister Neri Math- ews, Superior and Treasurer.
Martha Industrial School. - Incorporated March 18, 1857.
Trustees-Mary Vaughan, Julia M. Beers, Mary Chase, Francis O'Farrell, Margaret Es- top, M. A. Jackson, Anne Hardy.
Buffalo Hospital of the Sisters of Charity .- Corner of Franklin and Virginia streets. Rev. F. O'Farrell, President; Martin Kavanagh, Sec- retary; Sister Camilla, Superior and Treasurer; Edwin Thomas and Sister Appollonia, Trus- tees.
Young Men's Catholic Association .- James Mooney, President; Wm. Clinglen, Vice Pres- ident; Chas. W. McCarthy, Secretary; James Ryan, Treasurer.
Conference of St. Vincent de Paul .- Founded in 1837. James McCool, President; Daniel Vaughan, Vice President; John Walsh, Secre- tary; Timothy Cochrane, Treasurer.
Firemen's Benevolent Association .- Presi- dent, Wm. A. Robinson, exempt; Ist Vice President, L. P. Marer, engineer; 2d Vice President, M. Gardiner, Hose 1; Secretary, Harry H. Clapp, Eagle Hose 2; Treasurer, Geo. W. Hayward, Neptune Hose 5; Collector, Peter Ripon, exempt.
Benevolent Society of the Evangelical Lu- theran St. John's Church .- President, Andrew Grass; Vice President, John Laux; Recording Secretary, Henry Sheppard; Corresponding Secretary, Louis Rodenbach; Treasurer, Geo. Jager.
Western Loan Company .- Edwin Thomas, President; Guy H. Salisbury, Vice President;
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John Brown, Secretary and Treasurer; J. J. Cottle, Attorney.
Trustees-Lewis T. White, Wm. Lovering, Jr., Chas. E. Clarke, C. C. Wells, James Duthie, O. T. Flint, C. M. Woodward, Anton Bussman, W. G. Thomas.
Turnverein .- C. P. Wertsch, Speaker. Meets Turner's Hall, Ellicott street, near Genesee.
Deutsche Leiderta fel .- Dr. Ed. Storck, Pres- ident; Andrew Brunn, Vice President; Gus- tave Wemicke, Secretary; Chas. Adam, Leader. Meets Market corner Genesee and Ellicott.
Deutscher Sangerbund .- W. Braun, Presi- dent. Meets corner Genesee and Oak.
Buffalo Water Works .- Henry W. Rogers, President; Geo. Coit, Vice President; A. R. Ketcham, Secretary and Treasurer.
Directors-H. W. Rogers, Geo. 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 near Pearl.
Buffalo Gas Light Company. - Organized February, 1848. Capital $400,000.
Officers-Samuel F. Pratt, President and Treasurer; Oliver G. Steele, Secretary and Superintendent.
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 Gen- eral 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 bounded by Genesee, Jackson and Fourth streets and the Wilkeson Slip, and comprise about five acres in all occupied by the company.
The whole construction is of the most sub- stantial character, embracing all modern im- provements, and with the extensions and addi- tional machinery added the past season, makes 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 miles, with gasome- ter room and retort-house facilities for the man- ufacture and supply of a daily consumption of 500,000 cubic feet.
FREE MASONS.
There are eight Lodges in this city, two Chapters of Royal Arch Masons, two Councils, and two Commandaries.
" Hiram"-James Barton, Master; mets Fri- day evenings, corner Swan and Main.
" Concordia"-Joseph L. Haberstro, Master; meets every alternate Tuesday evenings, corner Washington and Exchange.
" Erie "-Wm. Gould, Master; meets Thurs- day evenings, corner Swan and Main.
" Washington" -- M. Pinner, Master; meets Thursday evenings, 326 Main.
" Modestia"-B. H. King, Master; meets every other Tuesday, 326 Main.
" Queen City"-C. G. Fox, Master; meets first and third Mondays in each month, corner Court and Main.
" The Ancient Landmarks"-Wm. Hersee, master; meets first Wednesday in each month, 326 Main street.
" Parish "-(Black Rock), H. P. Clinton, Master; meets Thursday evenings.
" De Molay"-J. T. Wilbnr, Master; meets every Tuesday, corner Swan and Main. .
Bu ffalo Chapter-Royal Arch-James Mo- Credie, H. P .; meets first and third Wednes- days, corner Swan and Main.
Keystone Chapter-Royal Arch-M. Pinner, H. P .; meets second and fourth Wednesdays, 326 Main.
Lake Erie Commandery of Knights Templar. -James McCredie, E. C .; meet first and third Mondays of each month, corner Swan and Main.
Hugh de Payen Commandery-R. N. Brown, E. C .; meets first and third Tuesdays of each month, Free Mason's Hall, corner Main and Court.
STAGE LINES.
Routes-All stages start from the Franklin House, corner Seneca and Ellicott streets, or Brown's Hotel, corner Seneca and Michigan streets.
Williamsville and Clarence Express, leaves every day at half past 2, P. M.
Buffalo and Springville Express, leaves daily at half past 2, P. M., via East Hamburgh, Haines' Corners, West Falls, Colden, Glen- wood and Springville.
Buffalo and Springville Express, leaves daily at half past 2, P. M., through White's Cornera, North Boston, Boston Center, Boston Corners, to Springville; connecting at White's Corners with stages through Water Valley, Eden Val- ley, Eden 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- ing at Yorkshire with stages for Lime Lake, Machias, Franklinville, Farmersville, to Hing- 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 five Lodges of this Order in the city, and one Degree Lodge, under charters
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granted by the Grand Lodge of the L. O. 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, instituted May, 1840. Regular meetings, Tuesday ove- ning of each week.
The third is Tehoseroron, No. 48, instituted Dec. 28, 1840. Regular meetings, Thursday evening of each week.
The fourth is Walhalla (German ) Lodge, No. 260, instituted Nov. 7, 1846. Regular meet- ings, Thursday evening of each week.
The fifth 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.
Mount Vernon Encampment, No. 8, I. O. of O. F., instituted August 1, 1841. Regular meetings, first and third Wednesday evenings in each month. D. S. Rice, D. D. G. P., Dis- trict of Erie.
The Niagara, Buffalo, Tehoseroron and Erie Degree Lodges meet in the hall over the old Post Ofice.
The Walhalla and Odin Lodges meet in the new room on Court near Pearl.
A. C. of G. F., Copernicus Lodge, No. 45, Buffalo Encampment, No. 1. Richard Flach, D. D. G. M. No. 8 Court street.
NEW YORK STATE MILITIA-EIGHTH DIVISION.
Major General, 8th Division-Nelson Ran- dall.
Judge Advocate-Col. Jesse C. Dann.
Quartermaster-Lieut. Colonel Andrew J. Rich.
Inspector-Colonel Henry L. Lansing.
Paymaster -
Surgeon-Colonel Walter Cary.
Engineer-Colonel Bronson C. Rumsey.
Aids-Maj. R. L. Howard and Maj. Alexan- der W. Harvey.
Col. 65th Regiment-Jacob Krettner, Buffalo. Lieut. Colonel - Buffalo.
Major-L. Gillig.
Adjutant-Acting Adj. Louis Krettner. Quartermaster-Louis Krettner.
Paymaster-Anthony Diebold, Buffalo. Surgeon-Chas. P. Fanner, Buffalo. Chaplain-Rev. Otto Burger.
Engineer-Wm. Scheu.
Ass't Surgeon .
Light Artillery-Michael Weidrich, Captain; Philip Howck, Ist Lieutenant; M. Schenkel-
berger, 2d Lieutenant; W. C. Zimmerman, 3d Lieutenant.
Cavalry Company-John Ordner, Captain; Ist Lieutenant; John Kamman, 2d Lieutenant; Daniel Schwartz, Cornet.
Company A-J. Weter, Captain; George Buckheit, Ist Lieutenant; Lonis Fritz, 2d Lieutenant.
Company D. Krettner Guard-Gregory Ritt, Captain; Paul Dehlinger, Ist Lieut; Michael Kimmerle, 2d Lieut.
Company E-J. Wolf, Captain; Peter Wei- gel, Ist Lieutenant; Martin Herbold, 2d Lieut.
Company F-Martin Roth, Captain; J. A. Lipp, Ist Lieutenant; H. Hitchler, 2d Lieut.
Company G-H. Erb, Captain; C. Betel, 1st Lieutenant; -- - 2d Lieutenant.
Rifle Company-Chris. Schaeffer, Captain; Joseph Beck, Ist Lieutenant; Henry Schirmer, 2d Lieutenant.
Headquarters 65th Regiment, State Arsenal, Batavia street, Buffalo.
Field and Staff Officers of the 74th Regiment: Colonel-Watson A. Fox.
Lieut. Colonel-Win. P. Carlin.
Major-Freman J. Fithean.
Chaplain-Grosvenor W. Heacock, D. D.
Engineer-Frank Williams.
Surgeon-Ira D. Whitehead.
Surgeon's Mate-Chas. K. Winne.
Quartermaster-Frank Ritter.
Paymaster-Chas. J. Wing.
Sergeant Major-M. V. B. Buell.
Drum Major-Thos. D. Dodds. Leader of the Band-Peter Cramer, Jr. Line Officers of the 74th Regiment:
Company A-A. R. Root, Captain; C. W. Sternberg, Ist Lieutenant; P. C. Doyl, 2d Lieu- tenant.
Company B-H. M. Gaylord, Captain; A. M. Wheeler, Ist Lieutenant; J. McLish, 2d Lieutenant.
Company C-W. F. Rogers, Captain; A. M. Adams, Ist Lieutenant; J. P. Washburn, 2d Lieutenant
Company D-D. D. Bidwell, Captain; W. C. Alberger, Ist Lieutenant; G. M. Baker, 2d Lieutenant.
Company E-J. McMannns, Captain; M. Bailey, Ist Lieutenant; Wm. Brown, 2d Lieut. Company F-Geo. D. W. Clinton, Captain; J. H. Giffin, Ist Lieutenant; T. B. Wright, 2d Lieutenant.
Company G-J. H. Canfield, Captain; R. F. Atkins, Ist Lieutenant; A. Sinclair, 2d Lieut.
Company H-J. T. Wilbur, Captain; E. R. P. Shurley, Ist Lieutenant; J. V. Germain, 2d Lieutenant.
Company R-A. Sloan, Captain; J. Peterson, 1 1st Lieutenant; Hugh Sloan, 2d Lieutenant; A. F. Holt, 3d Lieutenant
Headquarters 74th Regiment, State Arsenal, Buffalo.
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NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser .- The oldest Daily Paper in the city. Anson G. Chester, Editor. R. Wheeler & Co., Publishers. Issued daily and semi-weekly. Circulated in the city by W. G. Seely.
Patriot and Journal, Weekly .- R. Wheeler & Co., Publishers.
Buffalo Courier, Daily, Tri- Weekly and Weekly .- Joseph Warren & Co., Publishers. Joseph Warren and David Gray, Editors. Of- fice, 178 Washington street.
Morning Express, Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly .- A. M. Clapp & Co., Publishers. Of- fice, Exchange Buildings, 158 Main street.
Buffalo Republic. Daily, Tri- Weekly and Weekly .- Thomas Keene, Editor and Proprie- tor. Office, 186 Washington street.
Buffalo Christian Advocate, Weekly .- John E. Robie, Editor and Proprietor. Office, cor. Pearl and West Seneca, New Banking Build- ings.
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 Sentinel .- Published weekly, by Michael Hagan. Office, 111 Main street.
The Aurora .- (German. ) Tri-weekly and weekly. Christian Wieckman, Publisher. Of- fice, 67 Batavia street, between Elm and Mich- igan.
Buffalo Freie Presse. - (German.) Semi- weekly. Frederick Reinecke & Co., Editors and Proprietors. 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. Rev. Walter Clark, D. D., Pastor.
Trustees-George R. Babcock, J. D. Sawyer, T. Butler, George Coit, Jr., Wm. H. Glenny, Chas. Rosseel, A. R. Root, Chas. Hopkins, Wm. F. Miller.
Lafayette Street Presbyterian. - Between Main and Washington, north of the Park. G. W. Heacock, Pastor.
Trustees-George Howard, S. Sears, O. F. Presbrey, Seth Clark, L. White, Edward Brews-
ter, G. L. Squares, Clifford Baker, Peter Gowans.
Central Presbyterian .- Corner Genesee aud Pearl. John C. Lord, Pastor.
Trustees-L. K. Plimpton, Wm. Tweedy, Stephen Lockwood, Oscar Cobb, Patrick Smith, Robert Dunbar, Geo. L. Marvin, Wm. H. Abell, Horace Utley.
North Presbyterian .- Main street, between Huron and Chippewa
Trustees-Jason Sexton, President of the Board; A. J. Rich, P. P. Pratt, A. A. Howard, G. L. Hubbard, O. P. Ramsdell, H. N. Loomis, F. P. Wood, J. V. W. Annin.
United Presbyterian .- Washington street, be- low Eagle. Clark Kendall, Pastor.
Trustees-Robert Latta, Alexander Sloan, D. McGilvray, Wm. Jamison, David Donaldson, Archibald Robinson.
Westminster .- Delaware street, above North. J. H. Towne, Pastor.
Trustees-Jesse Ketchum, Isaac F. Bryant, Horace Parmelce, Aaron Rumsey, Dexter P. Rumsey, Wm. Hodge, L. Enos, Dan B. Castle, N. A. Halbert.
East Presbyterian .- (Colored.) Elm street, between North and South Division streets.
Trustees-Geo. Weir, Jr., E. P. Williams, John Simpson, Henry Moxley, N. D. Thomp- son, A. Young, Wm. Cooper.
Church of the Puritans. - (Presbyterian.) Breckenridge street, near Niagara, Black Rock.
Trustees-Lewis F. Allen, Daniel Kelley.
Niagara Street Methodist Episcopal .- Ni- agara street, between Pearl and Franklin. Griffin Smith, Pastor.
Trustees-H. O. Cowing, Wm. Baker, P. M. Vosburg, Nelson Hopkins, Amos Williams, Robert Fero.
Asbury Methodist Episcopal .- Corner Pearl and Chippewa streets. W. H. DePuy, Pastor. Trustees-Joel Wheeler, David Walls, John Benson, Abram Twichell, Isaac Holloway, Samuel Jocelyn, Salmon Shaw.
Grace Methodist Episcopal .- Michigan st, between North and South Division. A. D. Wilbur, Pastor.
Trustees-F. H. Root, A. Swan, W. Dods- worth, H. B. Burt, D. B. Hull, P. L. Sternberg, C. G. Playter, Jas. Howells.
German Methodist Episcopal .- Sycamore st, cor. Ash. Louis Wallon, 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. R. C. Welsh, Pastor.
Trustees-Joseph Corns, William D. Davis, Capt. D. Gazely, E. Bandell, Orrin Stickney, Isaac Ashton, Sam'l Blossom, Wm. Hughes
Fillmore .- Near Whitmore's Tave;n. Rev. Mr. Green, Pastor.
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St. Mark's Methodist Episcopal .- Elk street, near Alabama. S. Hunt, Pastor.
Trustees James N. Scratchard, Leonard Crocker, J. Butler, S. Hume, S. Collinson, J. Coatsworth, R. Evans, C. Bartholemew, H. O. Perry.
Free Baptist .- Corner Pearl and Genesee streets.
Trustees-E. Farwell, Peter Corbin, Fred'k Hughsong, Matthew McComb, A. J. Davis.
Michigan Street Baptist .- (Colored.) Be- tween Clinton and Batavia streets.
Trustees-James Thomas, C. Johnson, Chas. Smith, Robert Smith.
First German Baptist .- Spruce street, north of Batavia. Wm. Meyer, Pastor.
North Buffalo Baptist .- Dearborn street, - Spoor, Pastor.
Vine Street Methodist Episcopal .- (Colored) J. M. Williams, Pastor.
Trustees-Joseph Peterson, John Farbush, Wm. Carter, Lewis Smith, Thos. Harmon.
Washington Street Baptist. - Washington street, north of Swap. D. Moore, Pastor.
Trustees-F. W. Breed, Daniel C. Beard, S. S. Jewett, Lyman Knapp, James H. Chase.
Niagara Square Baptist .- Northwest corner Niagara Square.
Trustees-P. A. Balcom, A. L. Baker, Ve- lorus Hodge, M. H. Tryon, R. M. Eddy, E. B. Smith
Cedar Street Baptist .- Cedar street, between North and South Division. B. D. Marshall, Pastor.
Trustees - W. W. Case, W. H. Bonnell, Joshua Burns, John Bush, E. H. Mellington, Hugh Webster.
St. Luke's Episcopal .- Maryland street, near Virginia. Wm. White Montgomery, Rector.
Wardens- Michael Willis, Charles Arm- strong.
Vestrymen-E. P. Pierce. Wm. Hingston, Wm. H. Pease, Thos. LR Parker, Thos. Phil- lips, Robt. Newton, Edward Drew, John T. Douglas.
St. John's Episcopal .- Corner Washington and Swan streets. Orlando Witherspoon, Rector.
Wardens-Samuel Provoost, Julius Movius. Vestrymen-Henry Dee, James N. Mat- thews, Jerome F. Fargo, Charles E. Noble, Thos. H. Mendsen, Chas. K. Loomis, Horace Williams, D. B. Waterman.
Trinity Episcopal .- Corner Washington and Mohawk streets. Edward Ingersoll, Rector. Wardens-Henry Daw, H. W. Rogers.
Vestrymen-J. M. Smith, R. Hollister, A. A. Eustaphieve, S. V. R. Watson, H. Martin, S. K. Worthington, J. C. Harrison, R L. Howard.
St. Paul's Episcopal. - On the triangle bounded by Erie, Church and Pearl streets. Wm. Shelton, Rector.
Wardens - Russell H. Heywood, Lester Brace.
Vestrymen-Walter Joy, John S. Ganson, Erastus B. Seymour, Chas. W. Evans, E. M. Atwater, Carlos Cobb, A. P. Nichols, W. H. Walker.
Church of the Ascension, Episcopal .- North street, at the head of Franklin. O. F. Starkie, Rector.
Wardens-Wm. Dickson, Geo. C. Webster.
Vestrymen-Warren Granger, Dean S. Man- ley, Thaddeus C. Davis, Wm. Monteith, Wm. Hersee, John Bosche, Jr., Wm. S. Scott, John T. Hingston.
St. James', Episcopal .- Corner Swan and Spring streets L. S. Stevens, Rector.
Wardens-M. Wilder, Geo. Mills.
Vestrymen-J. B. Sloan, Geo. Beals, Wm. Powell, Chas. E. Williams, Arthur Christy, H. J. Shuttleworth, Jesse Peck, J. H. Montgom- ery.
Grace, Episcopal .- Niagara street, corner Bidwell, Black Rock. H. G. Wood, Rector.
Wardens-H. F. Penfield, Thos. Millard.
Vestrymen .- A. Bull, W. A. Bird, H. P. Clinton, S. W. Howell, Geo. Pooley, W. G. Underhill, Thos. Thornton, Jas. Warr.
Union Bethel .- Perry street. P. Griffin, Pastor.
First Unitarian .- Corner Eagle and Frank- lin streets. Geo. W. Hosmer, Pastor.
Trustees-C. S. F. Thomas, Augustus F. Tripp, O. G. Steele, M. P. Fillmore, E. P. Dorr, Jas Hollister.
First Universalist .- Washington street, near corner of South Division. J. Hazard Hartzell, Pastor.
Trustees-Geo. W. Scott, Seth Austin, Nor- man H. Barnes, B. H. Austin, Chas. H. Morse, Thos. B Shepard, Jas. Brayley, A. J. Decker, H. Guild.
First French Protestant .- Northeast corner of Ellicott and Tupper streets. Geo. S. Vogt, Pastor.
Trustees-Geo. S. Peugeot, Geo. F. Mon- nier, Geo. Tods, Chas. Monnin, Fred. Chamot, P. Peugeot, Jaques Marshand.
German Evangelical .- Corner Spruce and Sycamore streets. Rev. Mr. Hurlong, Pastor. Trustees-Geo. Schoot, John Bauer, George Hof hein.
Evangelical Lutheran. - Hickory street, be- tween Batavia and William. Christian Volz, Pastor.
Trustees-Geo. Kney, Andrew Debus, Nich- olas Hiller, Daniel Lang, Anton Hasselbach, Geo. Gager.
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