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NEW YOEK:
BAKER & GODWIN, PRINTERS,
CORNER NASSAU AND SPRUCE STREETS.
1857.

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OBJECT AND ORGANIZATION

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WITH
A COPY OF ITS CHARTER, BY-LAWS,
FORMATION OF SECTIONS,

LIST OF l!^ E 3is^ B E I?, S

NEW YOEK:
BAKER & GODWIN, PRINTERS,
CORNER NASSAU AND SPRUCE STREETS.
1857.

The following is the list 9f officers for the year 1857 ;
PRESIDENT,
FRANCIS L. HAWKS, D. D., LL. D.
VICE-PRESIDENTS,
HENRY GRINNELL, ARCHIBALD RUSSELL,
ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD.
FOREIGN CORRESPONDING SECRETARY,
JOHN JAY.
DOMESTIC CORRESPONDING SECRETARY,
FREDERICK A. CONKLING.
RECORDING SECRETARY, ,
J. C. ADAMSON.
ASSISTANT RECORDING SECRETARY,
SAMUEL P. DINSMORE.
TREASURER,
RIDLEY WATTS.
LIBRARIAN,
MARSHALL LEFFERTS.
COUNCIL,
HIRAM BARNEY, GEORGE FOLSOM,
J. CALVIN SMITH, R. A. WITTHAUS,
HENRY V. POOR, ABRAM S. HEWITT,
M. DUDLEY BEAN, HENRY E. PIERREPONT,
EGBERT L. VIELE.

STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE COUNCIL,
FOR THE YEAH 1857.

On Topics and Proceedings,
Messrs. Conkling, Barney, and Vielb.
On Printing,
Messrs. Poor, Bradford, and Vielb.
On the Library and Finance,
Messrs. Leffbrts, Bean, and Hewitt.
On Recent Discoveries and Publications,
Messrs. Witthaus, Folsom, and Smith.
The Chairman of the Council and Recording Secretary are ex-officio
Members of tlie several Standing Committees.

The object of the Society is the advancement of Geographical and
Statistical Science, by the collection and diffusion of knowledge in those
branches. Among the measures at present contemplated for this purpose, are the
following :
1. A collection of the most valuable maps and books of reference on'"
Geography and Statistics, from all countries, to be deposited and kept for
public use, under proper regulations.
2. Stated meetings on Thursday of every week (July, August, and
September excepted), open to the public, for the reading of valuable
papers on Geographical and Statistical subjects, collected from all quarters,
with conversational discussions, personal narratives of explorers and
travelers, &c.
3. A Bulletin of the Society's transactions and collections, published
periodically, furnished to all members, and sent in exchange to kindred
institutions in all countries.
4. To obtain, through the kind co-operation of the foreign Ministers
and Consuls resident here, the latest, completest, and most authentic inform
ation, publications, and public documents, from their respective countries.
5. By correspondence with Missionaries, Officers of the Army and
Navy, and others, to increase the extent and accuracy of Geographical and
Statistical knowledge.
6. Originating aad assisting in explorations of undescribed regions, and
in voyages of discovery.
Contributions in aid of these several plans, will be thankfully received
and acknowledged, whether of maps and works of reference, papers and
communications on topics of interest, recent and reliable information con
cerning any part of the world, or means to defray the unavoidable expenses
of the Society.

CHARTER.

AN ACT to incorporate the American Geographical and Statistical Society,
passed April 13, 1854.
The People of the State of New York, Represented in Senate and Assem
bly, do enact as follows :
§ 1. George Bancroft, Henry Grinnell, Francis L. Hawks, John C.
Zimmerman, Archibald Russell, Joshua Leavitt, William C. H. Waddell,
Ridley Watts, S. DeWitt Bloodgood, M. Dudley Bean, Hiram Barney,
Alexander J. Cotheal, Luther B. Wyman, John Jay, J. Calvin Smith,
Henry V. Poor, Cambridge Livingston, Edmund Blunt, Alexander W.
Bradford, and their associates, who are now or may become hereafter as
sociated for the purposes of this act, are hereby constituted a body cor
porate by the name of the American Geographical and Statistical Society,
for the purpose of collecting and diffusing geographical and statistical
information. § 2. For the purposes aforesaid the said Society shall possess the gen
eral powers and privileges, and be subject to the general liabilities con
tained in the third title of the eighteenth chapter of the first part of the
Revised Statutes, so far as the same may be applicable and may not have
been modified or repealed ; but the real and personal estate which the said
Society shall be authorized to take, hold, and convey, over and above its
library, and maps, charts, instruments, and collections,.shall not at any time
exceed an amount the clear yearly income of which shall be ten thousand
dollars. § 3. The officers of the said Society shall be a President, three Vice-
Presidents, a Corresponding Secretary, a Recording Secretary, a Librarian,
and Treasurer, and such other officers as may from time to time be pro
vided for by the By-Laws of the said Society.

§ 4. The said Society, for fixing the terms of admission of its members
for the government of the same, for changing and altering the officers
above named, and for the general regualtion and management of its trans
actions and affairs, shall have power to form a cade of By-Laws not incon
sistent with the laws of this State or of the United States ; which code,
when formed and adopted at a regular meeting, shall, until modified or
rescinded, be equally binding as this act upon the said Society, its officers
and its members
§ 5. The Legislature may at any time alter or repeal this act.
§ 6. This act to take effect immediately.

State or New York, )
Secretary's Office. )
I have compared the preceding with the original law on file in this
office, and hereby certify the same to be a correct transcript therefrom and
of the whole of said original law.
Given under my hand and seal of office, at the city of Albany,
[l. s.] this thirteenth day of April, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty-four.
A. G. JOHNSTON,
Dep. Sec'y of State.

BY-LAWS

OF THE

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MEMBERS.
I. The Society shall consist of Resident, Corresponding, Honorary, and
Ex-officio Members. Corresponding Members shall be limited to those
who have advanced, by their publications or services, the Science of Geo
graphy or Statistics. Honorary Members, to those who have distinguished
themselves in the Science of Geography or Statistics, but at no time to ex
ceed twenty persons. Ex-officio Members shall be, the Foreign Ministers
and Consuls resident in the United States, and American Ministers and
Consuls resident abroad.
II. Persons desirous of joining the Society as Resident Members, shall
be nominated to the Society or the Council in writing, and if recommended
by the Council, shall, when elected by the Society, on the payment of the
initiation fee of five dollars, become members.
Honorary or Corresponding Members may be elected by the Society,
on the recommendation of the Council.
Ex-officio Members shall be enrolled, on their own request, or by vote
of the Council ; and any Member may, by a unanimous vote of the Society,
be elected without reference to the Council.
ANNUAL DUES.
II. The Annual Dues of Resident Members shall be five dollars, pay
able in advance.
Should any Resident Member refuse to pay the Annual Dues when
called upon, or neglect the payment for two years successively, the Council
may erase his name from the list of Members.
The Council may at any time, by resolution, remit the initiation and
annual dues of any person.

Any member, before the payment of his initiation fee, may become a
Life Member upon the payment of the sum of fifty dollars, which shall be
deemed to be inclusive of the initiation fee, and all future dues ; and any
member, subsequently to the payment of his initiation fee, may become a
Life Member upon the payment of the sum of fifty dollars, which shall be
in lieu of all subsequent annual dues.
OFFICERS.
III. The officers of the Society are —
A President,
Three Vice-Presidents,
A Foreign Corresponding Secretary,
A Domestic Corresponding Secretary,
A Recording Secretary,
An Assistant Recording Secretary,
A Treasurer, and
A Librarian.
They shall be elected annually by ballot, and shall hold their offices
respectively for one year, and until others shall be chosen in their places.
The officers of the Society shall be members of the Council ex-officio.
ANNUAL MEETING.
IV. The Society shall hold its Annual Meeting on the first Thursday of
December, yearly, when the officers and nine members of Council shall be
chosen by ballot, a majority of votes being necessary for a choice on the
first balloting ; but where no choice is effected to any office on the first
trial, a further balloting shall take place, at which a plurality of votes shall
elect. At such Annual Meeting a written report shall be submitted by the
Council of the proceedings of the Society during the past year, and also a
written report by the Corresponding Secretaries, Librarian, and Secretaries,
in their respective departments.
MONTHLY AND SPECIAL MEETINGS.
V. The Society shall meet regularly for the transaction of business, at
its room, on the first Thursday in every month, unless otherwise specially
ordered. But the President, or in his absence any of the Vice-Presidents,
may, and upon the written request of any fifteen members shall, call a Special
Meeting, giving three days' notice thereof in two public newspapers printed
in the city of New York, and a special notice of at least three days, sent
through the Post-office, to each Resident Member.

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ORDER OF BUSINESS.
VI. At the regular meetings of the Society, the following shall be the
order of business :
1. The reading of the Minutes of the last meeting.
2. Report of the Council.
3. Reports and Communications from officers of the Society.
4. Reports from Committees.
5. Miscellaneous business.
6. Papers read and Addresses delivered before the Society.
QUORUM.
VII. At all meetings of the Society, eight members shall constitute a
quormn for the transaction of business.
PRESrOING OFFICER.
VIII. The President, or in his absence one of the Vice-Presidents, or
in their absence a Chairman pro tempore, shall preside at all the meetings
of the Society, and shall have a casting vote. He shall preserve order, and
shall decide all questions of order, subject to an appeal to the Society. He
shall also appoint all committees authorized by the Society, unless other
wise specially ordered. CORRESPONDING SECRETARIES.
IX. The Corresponding Secretaries shall conduct the general corre
spondence of the Society. They shall have the custody of all letters and
communications to the Society, excepting papers read and addresses de
livered before the same, which shall be deposited in the library. They
shall, at every meeting of the Society, read such letters and communica
tions as they may have received ; they shall prepare all letters to be written
in connection with the business or. objects of the Society, and transmit the
same ; but the Society may appoint a Committee to prepare a letter or
letters on any special occasion. They shall keep, in suitable books to be
provided for that purpose, true copies of all letters written on behalf of the
Society ; and shall carefully preserve the originals of all letters and com
munications received.
The duties of the Foreign Corresponding Secretary shall be limited to
the correspondence with individuals or associate bodies in foreign countries;
and those of the Domestic Corresponding Secretary shall, in like manner,
be confined to the United States ; except that, in the absence of either of

these officers, or during a vacahcy in either office, its duties shall be per
formed by the remaining incumbent, until such absence shall terminate, or
the vacancy be supplied. RECORDING SECRETARY.
X. The Recording Secretary shall have the custody of the Seal,
Charter, By-Laws, and Records of the Society. He shall, under the direc
tion of the President, or either of the Vice-Presidents, give due notice of
the time and place of all meetings of the Society, and attend the same.
He shall keep fair and accurate records of all the proceedings and orders of
the Society ; and shall give notice to the several officers, and to the Trustees
and Committees, of all votes, orders, resolves, and proceedings of the
Society affecting them, or appertaining to their respective duties.
LIBRARIAN.
XL The Librarian, under the direction of the Board of Trustees, shall
have the charge and superintendence of the rooms, and the custody and
arrangement of the books, maps, and other articles belonging to the Library
and Collections of the Society. He shall acknowledge the receipt of dona
tions to the Society in his department. TREASURER.
XII. The Treasurer shalt collect and keep the funds and securities of
the Society, and shall disburse and dispose of the same under the direction
of the Council. COUNCIL.
XIH. The Council shall have the control and management of the
affairs, property, and funds of the Society.
Five members shall be a quorum for the transaction of business.
They shall have power to fill any vacancy that may occur among the
Officers or Council of the Society.
They shall make their own by-laws, which shall not be inconsistent
with these by-laws.
They shall meet at least once in every month, for the transaction of
business, except during the months of July, August, and September.
If any member of the Council shall be absent from its meetings for
three successive months, without reasons satisfactory to the Council, his
place may be declared vacant by a vote of the Council; but this rule shall
not apply to the President or Vice-Presidents.

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Any officer or member of the Council may be removed from his place
by the Council, for cause, by a vote of two-thirds of the members present
at a meeting, provided such two-thirds shall be equal in number to a
majority of the whole Council.
The Council shall not make any contract involving a liability exceed
ing the sum of five hundred dollars, nor make any sale or disposition of
the property of the Society exceeding in value that sum, without an ap
proving vote of the Society at a regular meeting.
No debt shall be contracted whereby the aggregate debts of the Society
shall be increased more than $1,000 above the unappropriated funds at the
time in the treasury, and no debt shall be incurred until it shall have been
approved by the Council. SECTIONS.
XIV. It shall be the duty of the Council to distribute into depart
ments the various subjects which properly belong to Geographical and
Statistical science, each of which departments shall be confided to a sec
tion of the Society ; and the Council shall appoint annually a suitable
person as chairman of each section, and prescribe from time to time such
rules and regulations for the government of the sections as may to the
Council seem advisable.
Any member of the Society may attach himself to such section or sec
tions, as he may wish, by giving notice of his desire to the Recording
Secretary, or to the chairman of such section.
It shall be the duty of the chairman of each section to induce mem
bers of the Society to become associated with such sections as they take
an interest in, that by mutual labor and co-operation they may advance
the cause of science.
No debt nor expenditure shall be incurred by any section without a
previous appropriation by the Council ; but the members of any section
may raise money for their own objects, and expend the same without the
authority of the Council.
The Council shall regulate the manner and order in which the sections
shall report to the Society. ALTERATION OF BY-LAWS.
XV. No alteration in the By-Laws of the Society shall be made, unless
such alteration shall have been openly proposed at a previous meeting and
entered on the Minutes, with the name of the member proposing the same,
and unless it shall be adopted by a vote of two-thirds of the members
present at a regular meeting of the Society.

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l2-f atos of t|c CottitdL

1. The Council shall elect its own Chairman and Secretary.
2. Stated meetings of the Council shall be held at the rooms of the
Society every Thursday, excepting during the months of July,
August, and September, and at such other times as the Council
may determine.
3. Special meetings may be called at any time, by the Secretary, by
direction of the Chairman, or upon the written request of five
members of the Council.
4. The order of business shall be as follows :
1. Reading of the Minutes.
2. Report of Treasurer.
3. Report of the Librarian and Superintendent.
4. Reports of Committees.
5. Consideration of Nominations.
6. Unfinished business.
7. Miscellaneous business.
8. Papers and Communications to the Council may be read at any
time, at the discretion of the Chairman.
6. There shall be four Standing Committees, to be called :
1. Committee on Topics and Proceedings.
2. Committee on Printing.
3. Committee on the Library and Finance.
4. Committee on Recent Discoveries and Publications.
6. The Committee on Topics and Proceedings shall procure suitable
papers to be read before the Society, or before the Council, and
recommend topics of discussion at the several meetings.
7. The Committee on Printing shall prepare the Bulletin, and superintend
the printing and publication thereof. They shall also prepare for
printing, all blanks, diplomas, notices, and other documents re
quired for the transaction of the Society's business.

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8. The Committee on the Library and Finance shall have charge of the
property of the Society; shall make the requisite arrangements for
the preservation thereof; arrange the hours during which the rooms
shall be opened ; shall provide for the accommodation of all meet
ings of, and lectures before, the Society or Council.
9. The Committee on Recent Discoveries and Publications shall procure
and present to the Society or Council, from time to time, notices,
abstracts, and reviews of recent books, reports, tables, maps, and
other documents relating to Geography or Statistics.
10. The Standing Committees shall each consist of three members, to
which shall be added the Chairman and Recording Secretary as
ex-officio members. Two members shall constitute a quorum.
11. It shall be the duty of the Chairman to call the attention of the
Council to the continued absence of any member for three suc
cessive months, and to submit to the Council the propriety of acting
under the By-Law of the Society provided for such cases.
12. It shall be the duty of the Secretary to keep a record of the names of
those present at each meeting of the Council.
13. Special meetings of the Council may always be held after meetings of
the Society, without further notice.
14. These By-Laws may be temporarily suspended, by the vote of the
majority of the members present at any meeting ; but no amend
ment or addition thereto shall be made, except by a vote of a
majority of the members of the Council, at a meeting subsequent to
one at which notice of such amendment or addition shall have been
given.

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Foreign Societies with whom the American Geographical and Statistical
Society i*in Correspondence.
1. The Royal Geographical Society of London.
2. The Royal Society of London.
3. The Statistical Society of London.
4. The Institute of France, at Paris.
6. The French Society of Universal Statistics, at Paris.
6. The French Society of Geography, Natural History, and Agriculture,
at Paris.
7. The National Society of Agriculture, Natural History, and Useful
Arts, at Lyons.
8. The Society of Sciences, Agriculture, and Arts of the Lower
Rhine, at Strasburg.
9. The Imperial Academy of Sciences, at Vienna.
10. The Royal Bohemian Society of Sciences, at Prague.
11. The Imperial Academy of Sciences, at St. Petersburg.
12. The Royal Academy of Science and Fine Arts, at Brussels.
13. The Royal Swedish Academy of Science, at Stockholm.
14. The Royal Norwegian University of Christiania.
15. The Royal Danish Society of Sciences, at Copenhagen.
16. The Royal Bavarian Society of Sciences, at Munich.
17. The Royal Society of Sciences, at Gottingen,
18. The Geographical Society, at Berlin.
19. The Botanical Society of Netherlands, at Leyden.
20. The Society of Swiss Antiquities, at Basle.
21. The Society of Swiss Antiquities, at Zurich.
22. The Commercial Library, at Hamburg.
23. The Academy of Science, Letters and Fine Arts, at Genoa.
24. The Practical Academy of Science and Belles-Lettres, at Naples.
25. The Astronomical Observatory of the Roman College, at Rome.
26. The Senckenberg Society of Natural History, at Frankfort-on-the-
Maine.
27. The Royal Society, at Edinburgh.
28. The Board of Admiralty, at London.
29. The Geographical Society of Bombay.
30. The Asiatic Society of China, at Hong-Kong.
31. Royal Society of Van Diem en's Land, at Hobartstown.
32. The Society Auxiliary to National Industry, at Rio Janeiro.
33. The Society for the Advancement of Practical Economy, at Havana.
34. The Mexican Society of Geography and Statistics, at Mexico.

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DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS
OF THE
Biknl Mjttts fff ^£0gra^pal anJj SlatistM Intotipti^n.

DEPAETMENT OF PHYSICAL GEOGEAPHT.

E. K ViELE, Chairman, 27 Amity Street
General Geology of North and South
America.
Structure and characteristics of the moun
tain systems.
Alluvial and other deposits.
Geographical distribution of metals and
coal.
Paleontology.
Recent geological explorations and dis
coveries.
Special Geology of the several States and
Territories.
H. V. Poos, Chairman, 83 St Mark's Place.
General Topography of North and South
America.
Water-sheds.Valleys of drainage.
Plateaus and basins.
Topography of the several States and
Territories in detail.
Topography of the islands in the Atlantic
and Pacific Oceans, and in the Gulf of
Mexico.
Maps, charts, geodetic surveys, recent
surveys, and their results.

igbwlagg.
Kev, Dk. Hawks, Chairman, 64 East
2] St Street.
Seas, bays, and inland waters.
Currents.
Rivers ; their source, character, and com
mercial importance.
Rivers ; improvement of.
Canals; new, old, and projected.
Results of soundings.
Peculiarities of the American sea-coast
Character of Harbors; Improvement of
Harbors.
Water supply to cities and towns.
^oologg anir fotattg.
F. A. Conkling, Chairman, 108 Tenth St.
Geographical distribution of men and the
inferior animals in America.
Animals of domestic and commercial value.
Their comparative increase or decrease, in
various localities.
Distribution, growth, and reproduction
of plants.
Plants; quantity and quality of, com
mercially considered.
Cereals.

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Pctearologg.
H. E. PiEEEEpoNT, Chairman, box 24, P. 0.
Geographical distribution of climate, and
climatic causes.
Comparative cli mate of the different States
and Territories.
Effects of climate on animal life.
Rain, snow, winds, clouds, temperature,
mists, hurricanes, storms.
Meteors, electricity, magnetism.
g^strmiomg.
Rev. Db. Adamson, Chairman, Recording
Secretary.
Results and character of astronomical
observations in America.
Recent discoveries.
Pistrrrg anb ^rogr-ess of (iwrgraff^iial
Strtnct at Pome anlr ^trosb.
Hon. 6. Folsom, Chairman, 212 2d Avenue.
Discoveries.Travels. Geographical publications.

LEPAETMENT OF STATISTICS.
€ammtm anb IKa&igation.
Ridley Watts, Chairman, 27 East 20th St.
Ships and steamers.
Railways, rivers, canals, roads.
Imports and exports, foreign and coast
wise.
Inland trade.
Marine and Fire Insurance.
pints atrb Panufattarts.
Marshall Leffekts, Chairman, 428 Fourth
Street.
Minerals, commercially valuable.
Minerals, production of.
Late inventions in machines and ma
chinery.
Economical processes in manufactures.

^giintlfttrt.
John Jat, Chairman, 5th Avenue, near
35th Street.
Amount of arable and of cultivated and
uncultivated lands in America.
Comparative products.
Staple productions.
Domestic animals.
Revenue from agriculture.
R. A. WrrTHATjs, Chairman, 86 2d Avenue.
National wealth and indebtedness.
Wealth and debts. State and municipal.
Poral Conbition.
Aroh'd Russell, Chairman, 45 10th St.
Ecclesiastical statistics; expense of sup
porting religion.
Eleemosynary statistics ; expense of cha-
¦ rities, public and private.
Educational statistics; expense of uni
versities, colleges, schools, <fec.
Criminal statistics.
Prison discipline; expense of, and results.
il^ital Statistics.
M. D. Bean, Chairman, 48 West 14th St.
Medical statistics.
Population.Life insurance and annuities.
Military and naval statistics, as relating
to human life.
Sanitary regulations. ^olitttal Stalistits.
S. p. DiNSMOEE, Chairman, S. E. cor, 14th
Street and Vth Avenue.
Elective franchise ; number of voters, na
tive, naturalized.
Immigration ; whence, resources of im
migrants, where settled, <fec.
Fiscal; revenue, increase or decrease —
taxes, direct or indirect.
Subjects of taxation.
Cost of supporting General Governmeiit;
comparative cost in the several States.

HONORARY MEMBERS.

[Number limited to twenty.]

Bache, Proe. a. D.

. "Washington.

Earth, Dr. Henry ....

Gotha.

De La Roquette, M. . . . .

. Paris.

Fremont, John Charles

New York.

Humboldt, Baron Alex. Von .

. Berlin.

Kane,* Dr. Elisha K.

Keilhau, Prof. M. B. .

. Russia.

Layard, Austen H. . . . .

London.

Maury, Lieut. M. P.

. Washington.

Middendorff, Prof. Von

St. Petersburg.

MuRCHisoN, Sir Roderick L .

. London.

Petbemann, Dr. and Prof. Augustus

Gotha.

QuETELET, Lambert A. J.

. Brussels.

Rawiinson, Lieut. Col. Sir Henry C.

London.

Rittbr, Prof. Carl Von

. Berlin.

Robinson, Rev. Edward, D. D. .

New York.

Simpson, Sir George

. Montreal.

Struve, Prof. Otto Von

St. Petersburg.

* Deceased.

CORRESPONDING MEMBERS.

Abert, Col. J. J. .
Alexander, John H. .
Chaix, Prof. Paul .
Cook, Charles W.
Cornell, Miss S. S. .
Dickens, Asbury
Duer, Lieut. J. K. .
Duncan, Wm. Henry .
Force, Peter .
Gilman, Daniel C.
Gilpin, Hon. Henry D. .
Green, Gen. Thomas J.
GuLicK, Dr. L. H. .
GuYOT, Prof. A. .
Kennedy, Hon. J. P.
Leavenworth, Hon. E. W.
Livingston, Rev. David, D.D.
Martin, R. Montgomery
Mason, Hon. Charles
Meehan, J. S.
McClelland, Hon. Robert
Negri, Christoforo
Norman, Benjamin M.
Olrick, J. C, Royal Inspector
Palmer, Aaron H.
Rogers, Prop. Henry D.
ScHADE, Louis
Shaw, Norton, Roy. Geog. Soc,
Seward, Hon. Wm. H.
Seymour, Hon. Horatio
Smith, Edward R.
Somervillb, Mrs.
Stevens, Gov. Isaac I.
Ward, Col. Thomas W.
Waring, George E., Jr,
Watts, Burghall G.

Washington.
Baltimore. Geneva, Switzeiland.
San Francisco.
New York.
Washington.
U. S. N.
Hanover, N. H.
Washington.
Philadelphia. Washington. Micronesian Islands.
Princeton, N. J.
Baltimore. Syracuse, N. Y.
London. London.Washington. Washington.
Washington.
Turin. New Orleans.
North Greenland.
Washington.Boston. Washington.
London. Auburn, N. Y.
Albany. Washington. England. Olympia, W. T.
Tarrytown, N. Y.
Westchester. Garth agena, N. Granada.

RESIDENT MEMBERS.

Those having l. m. preceding their names have compounded for life.
includes all elections up to June 1, 1857.

The List

1856  Abbott, Gorham D., .
1856  Abrams, John D.,
1857  Adamson, James C, n. c,
1857  Addoms, Charles,
1855  Allen, William H,
1853  AIsop, Joseph W.,
1856  Alvord, Alonso A.,
1856  Ames, Isaac,
1857  Anderson, Henry J.,
1856  Annan, William C, .
1856  Anthony, Jr., Jacob,
1854  Appleton, John A.,
1856  Appleton, Wm. H.,
1852  Arpin, Paul, .
1856  Aspinwall, Wm. H.,
1853  Astor, John Jacob, .
1856  Averill, Augustin,
1856  Averill, J. Otis.

7 Union Place.
233 West Nineteenth St.
128 Christopher St.
75 Hast Twenty-third St.
428 Fourth St.
33 Washington Square.
10 West Thirty-first St.
119 West Nineteenth St.
62 West Twentieth St.
94 Wall St.
16 Nassau St.
36 West Twenty-third St.
139 Macdougal St.
44 Irving Place.
33 University Place,
100 Tenth St.
7 East Seventeenth St.

1852  L. M. Bancroft, George,
1853  Baird, Rev. Robert, D. D.,
1856  Baker, David F.,
1853  Baker, Peter C, .
1856  Ball, Henry, .
1857  Baldwin George D.,
1856  Baldwin, Simeon,
1856  Ballard, Loomis, .
1856  Ballow, William B., .
1856  Barker, B. Fordyee, M. c,
1852. . . .L. M. Barney, Hiram,

17 West Twenty-first St.
11 Clinton St., Brooklyn.
Pine St.
Tribune Buildings.
Iii Houston St.
222 Wooster St.
48 .East Twenty-fifth St.
123 Maiden Lane.
24 East Twenty-Second St.
70 Union Place.
266 Fourth St.

EESIDENT MEMBEES.

1856  Barstow, Caleb, .
1856  Bayard, Edward, m. d.,
1856  Bassett, A. E.
1852  Bean, M. Dudley, .
1856  Beach, Oakley,
1856  Beadle, Edward L.,
1857 . . . . ,  Beakley, George, m. d.,
1856  Beakley, Jacob, m. d.
1856  Beebee, Samuel J., .
1857  Beekman, James W.,
1856  Berry, Richard,
1863  Bird, George,
1856  Blakeman, Birdsey, .
1856  Black, William, .
1856  Bliss, Dallett, .
1866  Bleecker, James, .
1852  Bloodgood, Samuel DeWitt,
1852  Blunt, Edmund, .
1852  Blunt, George W., .
1856  Bogart, Alexander J., .
1856  Bogert, Henry K., .
1855  Bonney, Benj. W.,
1866  Booth, Wm. A.,
1857  Booth, William T.,
1852  Bradford, Alex, W.,
1852  Brevoort, J. Carson, .
1856  Breed, John B., .
1856  Bradish, Luther,
1866  Brodie, Alexander Oswald,
1854. . . .L. M. Brodhead, J. Romeyn,
1853  Brower, John H., .
1853  Brown, James M., .
1856  Brown, Stewart, .
1856  Bull, John,
1856  Bunting, John A.,
1856  Burnham, Frederick G
1853  Burtus, James A.,
1853  Butler, Charles,
1857  Butler Henry V., .

7 Wall St.
6 West Fourteenth St.
48 West Fourteenth St.
61 Cortlandt St.
42 Bleecker St.
251 Fourth Avenue.
251 Fourth Avenue.
47 Wall St.
234 Fourth Avenue.
65 East Seventeenth St.
1 East Seventeenth St.
115 Nassau St.
247 Broadway.
27 Old Slip.
1 Broad Street.
29 East Twenty-eighth St.
27 Munroe Place.
139 West Twelfth St.
315 Pacific St., Brooklyn.
49 William St.
38 Wall St.
66 West Fourteenth St.
66 West Fourteenth St.
140 Ninth Avenue.
38 Ninth St.
404 Broadway.
36 East Sixteenth St.
104 Ninth St.
19th St and Second Avenue.
46 South St.
20 Waverley Place.
21 Waverley Place.
35 Pine St.
11 Livingston Place.
141 Eighth St.
Cor. Beekman and Pearl.
12 Wall St.
44 East Twenty-first St.

1856  Camp, Hugh N., .
1866  Carter, Robert,
1856  Champlin, Christopher,
1856  Champlin, Elbert H., m.d. ll.d.

101 Wall St.
5 East Twentieth St.
1 8 Washington Place.
18 Washington Place.

RESIDENT MEMBEES.

1855  Chanler, John Winthrop,
1853  Chauneey, William, .
1856  Chilton, James R.,
1856  Churchill, Timothy G,
1856  Clark, Albert,
1856  Clark, Frederick H.,
1857  Clarke, George W., .
1856  Clay, George,
1856  Cobb, George T.,
1852  Coddington, Thomas B,
1856  Coffin, Edmund,
1856  Coit, Henry A., .
1856  Colgate, Chas. C, .
1856  Colgate, Robert, .
1856  Codwise, David,
1856  Coleman, William T.
1855  Coles, Jeremiah.
1853  Collins, Edward K,
1854  Colton, George W.,
1862  L. M. Colton, Joseph H,
1852  Congdon, Charles, .
1855  Conkling, Frederick A.,
1856  Conner, James,
1866  Cook, John, Jr., .
1866  Cooley, James E.,
1866  Cooper, Edward, .
1855  Cooper, Peter, .
1856  Cornell, Wm. W., .
1866  Corning, Jasper.
1852  Cotheal, Alexander I.,
1856  Cousland, William, .
1856  Crerar, John,
1852  Crooks, Ramsay,
1856  Crooks, Ramsay, Jr.,
1866  Crowen, Thomas J., .
1854  Culbert, John W.,
1857  Cunard, Edward,
1866  Currie, Chas. P., .
1856  Curtis, George William,
1857  Curtis, James L., .
1856  Curtis, Lewis, .
1856  Curtis, William E.,
1854  Curtiss, Cyrus,
1852  Cutting, Fulton, .

6 Wall St.
10 Old Slip.
93 Prince St.
90 East Eighteenth St.
11 Fifth Avenue.
28 University Place.
218 Fourth St.
56 Clinton Place.
2ith St. and Fifth Avenue.
76 Broad St.
30 Broad St.
55 Clinton Place.
6 Dutch St.
5 West Fourteenth St.
27 St. Mark's Place.
88 Wall St.
56 Wall St.
172 William St.
172 William St.
28 Cliff St.
103 Tenth (31 Warren) St.
29 Beekman St.
28 Exchange Place.
78 Fifth Avenue.
17 Burling Slip.
17 Burling Slip.
139 Centre St.
49 Water St.
154 West Twenty-Fifth St.
45 Cliff St.
58 Broad St.
liSt. Marks Place.
699 Broadway.
24 Old Slip.
4 Bowling Green.
33 East Twelfth St.
27 Washington Place.
13 East Twenty-eighth St.
11 East Fourteenth St.
106 Broadway.
80 Ninth St.
55 Merchants' Exchange.

EESIDENT MEMBEES.

1856  Dabney, Charles H.,
1855  Daly, Chas. P.,
1855  Dambmann, Chas. F.,
1852  Davis, Charles,
1857  Davis, Samuel,
1856  Day, Horace H.,
1856  De Angelis, Gideon,
1856  Degen, Chas. R.,
1856  Delano, Joseph C,
1856  Delano, Warren,
1856  Deming, Richard T.,
1856  Denison, Rev. Samuel D,
1856  Derby, James C,
1856  Detmold, William, m.d.
1856.  Dillon, Robert,
1853  Dinsmore, Curran, .
1856  Dinsmore, Samuel P., ,
1852  Disturnell, John,
1856  Dodge, William E.,
1856  Dodge, William E., Jr.,
1856  Doremus, R. Ogden, m.d.,
1856  Douglass, Andrew E.,
1856  Douglas, J. Hancock,
1856  Duncan, Alexander W.,
1866  Duncan, William Butler,
1856  Dunnel, Henry G., M. D.,
1855  Dunshee, Henry W.,
1857  Dustan, John F.,

281 Fifth Avenue.
84 Eighth St.
14 Park Place.
78 Merchants' Exchange.
10 East Twenty-fifth St.
120 Tenth St.
42 West Twenty-Seventh St.
7 Gramercy Park.
New Bedford, Mass.
39 Xa Fayette Place.
36 Wall St.
Bible House.
119 Nassau St.
103 Ninth St.
28 and 30 Burling Slip.
9 Spruce St.
S. E. cor. nth St. & 1th Av.
16 Beekman St.
43 West Thirty-First St.
43 West Thirty-First St.
70 Union Place.
89 Wall St.
12 Clinton Place.
2 Wasliington Square.
233 Fifth Avenue.
51 St. Mark's Place.
36 Amos St.
38 Tenth St.

1857  Edey, Charles C, .
1856  Edgar, James A.,
1852  Elliott, Samuel M., M. D.,
1856  Ellis, George, .
1856  Ellis, Samuel C, m.d., .
1856  Elphinstone, William H., .
1856  Ely, AbnerL,
1854  Ely, Charles, .
1866  Elsworth, Henry,
1856  Embury, Daniel,
1856  Emmet, Robert, .
1856  Emmet, Thomas Addis, .
1853  Eyre, Henry S. P.,

105 Wall St.
95 Front St.
371 Fourth Avenue.
15 Nassau St.
179 Second Avenue.
112 East Twenty-First St.
31 Pine St.
15 Nassau St.
143 West Fourteenth St.
74 Clark St., Brooklyn.
122 Madison Avenue.
24 University Place.
74 Broad St.

EESIDENT MEMBEES.

1856  Faile, Edward G, .
1856  Fairehild, Ezra R., d.d,
1858  Fearing, Daniel B., .
1856  Fellows, Chas. H.,
1856  Fellows, Richard C,
1856  Felt, Willard,
1856  Felt, William N., .
1856  Ferguson, John, .
1856  Fernbaeh, Henry, .
1856  Fetridge, William P.,
1866  L. M. Field, Benjamin H., .
1852  L. M. Field, Hixon W., .
1854  Field, Cyrus W.,
1856  Field, David Dudley,
1866  Field, Dudley, .
1852  Field, Maunsel B.
1856  Fiedler, Ernst,
1854  Fish, Hamilton, .
1857  Fischel, H., D. D.,
1855  Fisher, Richard S., m.d.,
1856  Fitch, S. S., M.D.,
1862  Fleming, Augustus,
1856  L. M. Folsom, George,
1866  Ford, James K, .
1857  Forrester James C, .
1856  Forrester, Hiram M., .
1865  Fosdick, William W.,
1866  Foster, Frederick G., .
1856  Fowler, Isaac V.,
1856  Fowler, Frederick R., .
1853  Francis, John W., m.d.,
1866  Fraser, Thomas, .
1854  Frazer, Maj. W. D., u. s. a,
1863  French, Benjamin F.
1856  French, James, .
1855  Frost, Joseph B., .
1866  Frye, Jed,
1856  Fuller, Dudley B.,
1856  Furniss, William,

192 Chambers St.
156 Chambers St.
5th Av. cor. of Fifteenth St.
Ii Beekman St.
103 Second Avenue.
14 Maiden Lane.
21 Bond St.
35 Pine St.
101 Tldrd Avenue.
Everett House.
21 East Twenty-Sixth St.
St. Gerinain Hotel.
11 Cliff St.
86 East Twenty- First St.
86 Fast Twentif-First St.
32 Broadway.
Cor. of 11th St. and 2d Ave
5 Carroll Place.
138 Eighth St.
714 Broadway.
10 Bond St.
212 Second Avenue.
116 Wall St.
202 Bleecker St.
134 West Twenty-First St.
347 Broadway.
65 SoiUh St.
New York Hotel.
11 East Twenty -Sixth St.
1 Bond St.
20 West Twenty-Second St.
70 Broadway.
94 Clinton Place.
153 West Twenty-Second St.
40 Water St.
72 West Thirty-First St.
42 West Fourteenth St.
35 Wall St.

1853  Gaillard, Joseph,
1856  Gale, William,
1856  Gans, Meyer, .
1856  Gesoheidt, Anthony, Jr., M. D.

34 South St.
28 West Twenty-First St.
62 Exchange Place.
44 Clinton Place.

EESIDENT MEMBEES.

1856  Gibson, Ebenezer, .
1856  Gilbert, Albert,
1857  Gillette, Abraham D.,
1852  •. .Goodhue, Robert C,
1866  Gourlie, John H, .
1856  Grant, Oliver D. F., .
1854  Grant, S. Hastings,
1852  Gregory, Lewis,
1857  Green, Horace, m. d.,
1856  Green, James, .
1857  Green, John W., m. d.
1866  Greenwood, Isaac J.,
1853  Grinnell, Cornelius,
1862  Grinnell, Henry,
1853  Grinnell, Moses H.,
1867  Grinnell, Wm. M., .
1866  Griswold, Almon W.,
1856  Groshon, John, .
1856  Guernsey, Egbert, .
1857  Gunn, Alexander, m. d..

143 Front St.
146 Grand St.
29 West Twenty-third St.
64 South St.
1 Hanover St.
11 Gramercy Park.
Mercantile Library.
33 Pine St.
New York Hotel.
14 Wall St.
Thirteenth St.
142 West Fourteenth St.
87 South St.
87 South St.
78 South St.
17 Bond St.
13 East Thirtieth St.
73 Sixth Avenue.
19 West Twenty-Second St.
132 Fmrth St.

1857  Haight, Rev. Benj. I,
1856  Haight, Richard K.,
1866  Hall, Valentine G., .
1866  Halstead, Caleb 0.,
1856  Halstead, Robert,
 Hamilton, Edmund,
1867  Hamilton, George F.,
1856  Hand, John H.,
1854  Hart, M. G.,
1852  Hargous, Peter A.,
1856  Harrington, Luke, .
1857  Harris, Elisha, M. d.,
1855  Harrison, Thomas F.,
1854  Hasbrook, A. B., .
1856  Hatfield, Amos F., .
1856  Hawes, William E.,
1852  Hawks, Rev. Francis L.,
1856  Haydook, George G,
1855  Hearn, George A.,
1866  Hedden, Josiah,
1857  Hedges, Timothy, .
1866  Heiser, Henry A.,
1856  Herriok, John J., .

D.D., LL.D.,

56 West Twenty-sixth St.
170 Water St.
16 Gramercy Park.
165 Second Avenue.
1 West Fourteenth St.
63 Wall St.
40 Broadway.
49 Wall St.
Washington, D. C.
76 Fifth Avenue.
122 Water St.
Quarantine, Staten Island.
41 Greenwich Avenue.
193 Twelfth St.
78 East Nineteenth St.
People's Bank, Canal St.
64 East Twenty-First St.
30 Broad St.
425 Broadway.
69 Broadway.
19 West Twentieth St.
Fifth Avenue and 3&th St.
20 West Twentieth St.

EESIDENT MEMBEES.

1856  Herring, Silas C,
1855  Hewitt, Abram S.,
1857  Higbee, Rev. Edward Y.,
1856  Hodges, John T., .
1856  Hoge, Wmiam,
1856  Holmes, Silas,
1866  Homans, Sheppard, .
1856  Howard, Joseph, Jr.,
1856  Howland, Williams, .
1853  Hunt, Thomas,
1856  Hunt, Wilson G,
1856  Hunter, James,

102 Fifth Avenue.
17 Burling Slip.
19 West Twenty-sixth St.
271 Broadway.
40 Wall St.
48 Bond St.
Ill Broadway.
34 Broadway.
106 Wall St.
92 William St.
36 Park Place.
174 Front St.

1852  L.M. Jay, John,
1856  James, Albert S.,
1856  Jarvis, Jay, .
1856  Jaudon, Samuel,
1866  Jessup, Morris K, .
1856  Johnson, Amos,
1856  Johnson, Bradish, .
1866  Johnson, Hezron A.,
1855  Johnston, John T.,
1856  Johnston, James B., ,
1852  Jones, John D.,
1865  Jones, Rev. Lot,
1857  Jones, Lewis C, .
1856  Joslin, Benjamin F., m. d.,
1857  Judson, Stiles W., .

20 Nassau St.
10 Wall St.
1 Forsyth St.
54 Wall St.
44 Exchange Place.
73 East Twelfth St.
64 Fifth Avenue.
105 Fifth Avenue.
69 Wall St.
56 Tenth St.
51 Wall St.
11 Second Avenue.
24 West Sixteenth St.
72 University Place.
m Ninth St.

1865  Kearny, Edward,
1856  Kelly, John J.,
1856  Kelly, Robert E.,
1854  Kennedy, R. Lenox,
1856  Ketchum, Hiram, Jr.,
1853  Kimball, Richard B., .
1854  King, Charles, ll. d.,
1852  Kingsland, Ambrose C,
1856  Kirkwood, James P.,
1856  Kissam, Richard S., m. d.,
1853. .. .L.M. Knapp, Shepherd,
1866  Kneeland, Charles,
1856  Knevitt, George M,, .
1856  Knoedler, M.,

139 Front St.
137 Front St.
46 Beaver St.
63 Beaver St.
29 William St.
49 Wall St.
Columbia College.
56 Broad St.
363 Fulton St., Brooklyn.
9 Great Jones St.
33 Wall St.
49 William St.
65 Wall St.
366 Broadway.

EESIDENT MEMBEES.

1866  Lamson, Charles,
1866  Lane, Robert,
1856  Lanier, James F. D.,
1852  Latson, John W., .
1854  Lawrence, Alex. M.,
1856  Lawrence, William S., .
1852  L.M. Leavitt, Joshua,
1866  Leake, Godfrey W.,
1856  Leet, Allen K, .
1854  Lefferts, Marshall,
1856  Leroy, Jacob R.,
1856  Lindsley, Caleb F.,
1856  Little, Edward B., .
1852. . . .L.M. Livingston, Cambridge,
1857  Livingston, Mortimer,
1857  Locke, Richd. A., .
1856  Lockwood, Le Grand,
1857  Loomis, Hezekiah B., .
1857  Lord, James Cooper,
1857  Low, AbielA.,
1852  Lowry, Francis B., .
1866  Ludlow, Ezra,
1857  Lyman, Samuel P., .

114 Tenth St.
215 Tenth St.
64 Tenth St.
79 Nassau St.
82 East Twenty-First St.
94 Broad St.
22 Beekman St.
142 Canal St.
135 Water St.
70 Broad St.
26 La Fayette Place.
11 Wall St.
20 Washington Place.
17 Wall St.
53 Broadway.
Staten Island.
127 West Fourteenth St.
30 University Place.
24 Gramercy Park.
31 Burling Slip.
156 Broadway.
43 Water St.
Astor House.

1856  Manners, David S.,
1856  Marsh, Samuel,
1856  Marshall, Charles H,
1856  Mason, Daniel G.,
1857  Mason, John,
1856  Mason, John L.,
1866  Mason Sidney,
1856  Maxwell, John,
1857  Mayo, Wm. S., m. d.
1854  McAlpin, WiUiam J.,
1852  McKaye, James, .
1856  McKillop, John,
1856  McNamee, Theodore, .
1852  MoVickar, William H,
1857  Meigs, Henry D., Jr., ,
1854  Merriam, E,
1856  Meyer, Henry,
1852  Myers, T. Bailey, .
1856  Miles, Pliny.
1856  Miller, Edmund H,

7 Wall St.
45 John St.
38 East Fourteenth St.
110 Duane St.
67 Henry St., Brooklyn,
Trinity Building.
132 Fifth Avenue.
140 West Fourteenth St.
132 Second Avenue.
Office Erie P. P.
82 Broadway.
5 Beekman St.
112 Broadway.
18 Exchange Place.
33 Seventh Avenue.
Brooklyn Heights.
30 Cliff St.
229 Broadway.
63 Wall St.

EESIDENT MEMBEES.

1856  Miner, William, m. d.
1857  Minturn, James B., .
1856  Minturn, Robert B.,
1866  Minturn, Thomas R.,
1854  Mitchell, Matthew,
1856  Mitchell, Roland G,
1856  Mitchill, Samuel L,
1866  Monroe, Ebenezer, .
1854  Moran, Charles,
1854  Morgan, Capt. E. E.,
1856  Morgan, Edwin D.,
1853  Moore, George H., .
1856  Morse, A. Wellman,
1864  Morse, Sidney E.,
1865  Morton, Alvin C, .
1856  Mount, Alfred R., .
1857  Muhlenberg, Rev. W., .
1856  Murdock, Uriel A., . .

1867  Nash, Alanson,
1866  Negus, Thomas S., .
1856  Neilson, Anthony B., .
1866  Nestell, Daniel D. T., m.d.,
1856  Niblo, William,
1866  Nichols, Effingham H., .
1856  Nichols, William S.,
1856  Nicolay, Albert H, .
1856  Norton, Robert, .
1856  Noyes, William Curtis,

1856  Oakley, Edward J.,
1855  Oakley, Henry A., .
1856  O'Brien, James,
1856  Odell, George F.,
1856  Oelrichs, Edwin A.,
1857  Opdyke, George,
1852  Osgood, A. A.
1856  Osgood, Rev. Samuel, .
1866  Palmer, John J.,
1856  Parker, Edward H., m. d.,
1856  Parmly Ehriek,
1856  Pavenstedt, Edmund, .

65 Irving Place.
29 Burling Slip.
60 Fifth Avenue.
115 Pearl St.
Ill Water St.
8 West Nineteenth St.
26 Union Place.
247 Broadway.
1 Hanover Square.
10' South St.
68 Front St.
N. Y. Historical Society.
63 Wall St.
138 Nassau St.
110 Broadway.
64 Wall St.
Cor. Twentieth St. S Sixth Av.
291 Fifth Avenue.
36 Beekman St.
100 Wall St.
31 East Twenty-second St.
68 West Thirty-second St.
Niblo's Garden.
ill Fourth St.
Cor. Ex. Place d; William St.
4 Broad St.
9 South St.
50 Wall St.

133 West Twenty-third St.
66 Wall St.
160 Broadway.
68 Broad St.
79 Fifth Avenue.
86 West Eleventh St.
230 Fourth St.
279 Fourth Avenue.
1 Bond St.
38 New St.

EESIDENT MEMBEES.

1856  Pell, John Augustus.
1866  Penfold, Edmund,
1866  Pentz, Benj. J.,
1856  Perit, Pelatiah,
1856  Phillips, James W., .
1865  Pierrepont, Edwards,
1852. . . .L. M. Pierrepont, Henry E.,
1856  Pierson, Henry L.,
1852  L. M. Poor, Henry V.,
1856  Potter, Gilbert, Jr.,
1856  Porter, Mortimer,
1856  Powers, Thomas J.,
1853  Pratt, George W., .
1853  Pratt, Zadoe,
1852  Prime, Frederick,
1865  Pullen, John A., .
1856  Putnam, C. S.. .
1857  Pine, Percy R., .

178 Front St.
153 Bowery.
64 South St.
52 South St.
27 Wall St.
53 Broadway.
24 Broadway.
9 Spruce St.
181 Front St.
110 Ninth St.
50 Wall St.
92 Fifth Avenue.
92 Fifth Avenue.
64 Wall St.
221 West Fourteenth St.
35 Bond St.
25 East Twenty-second St.

1856  Rait, Robert, .
1856  Randolph, Anson D. F.,
1856  Rankin, Robert G, .
1866. . . .L. M. Raphall, Rev. Morris J., dk. p.,
1857  Reid, John W., .
1856  Remsen, William,
1866  Richards, Joseph W., m. d.,
1866  Riker, John H., .
1856  Robbins, Henry A., .
1856  Robertson, Daniel A., .
1853. . . .L. M. Robinson, Rev. Edward, D. u.,
1863  Robinson, Henry B., .
1866  Robbins, George S.,
1866  Rockwell, Charles W.,
1 866  Root, Russell C,
1856  Rowe, Jacob,
1854  Rugglcs, Samuel B.,
1852. . . .L. M. Russell, Archibald,
1856  Russell, Charles H, .
1856  Russell, William H.,
1854  Rutherfurd, Lewis M.,
1856  Rutherfurd, Robert W.,

154 East Nineteenth St.
(,i Bedford St.
Trinity Building.
94 Macdougal St.
11 Old Slip.
22 William St.
12 Clinton Place.
150 Nassau St.
15 Maiden Lane.
34 Barclay St.
257 Greene St.
Ill Broadway.
54 William St.
8 Wall St.
16 Nassau St.
8 Broadway.
110 Broadway.
45 Tenth St.
2 Great Jones St.
686 Broadway.
175 Second Avenue.
Belleville, N. J.

1856  Salmon, James,
1866  Sampson, Joseph,

10 Livingston Place.
2 Bond St.

EESIDENT MEMBEES.

1856  Sanger, George J., .
1856  •fSargent, Epes W., .
1856  Schieflfelin, Sidney A., .
1856  Schmidt, John W., M. D., .
1856  Schermerhorn, William C,
1856  Schreiner, Osmond H.,
1856  Schroeter, George,
1856  Schuchardt, Frederick,
1857  Seabury, Rev. Samuel, .
1856  Sears, Alfred.
1856  Sears, Herman B., .
1856  Sedgwick, Theodore, .
1856  Seton, Alfred, .
1854  Sewall, Henry F., .
1856  Seymour, Isaac,
1853  Seymour, Horatio,
1857  Sey ton, Charles S., .
1856  Shaffer, Chauneey,
1866  Shaffner, Talford P.
1856  Sheffield, Joseph B.,
1866  Sheldon, Preston,
1886  Shepherd, Daniel, .
1857  Sheppard, George F.,
1856  Sherman, John,
1856  Sherman, Watts,
1853  Sibell, William E.,
1857  Simes, John D.,
1867  Smith, Edwin,
1852  Smith, J. Calvin,
1853  Smith, James McC, m. u.,
1853  Smith, James 0., M. d.,
1866  Smith, IT. J., .
1856  Smith, Capt. Melancthon, u.
1856  Spencer, Lorillard,
1866  Spofford, Paul N.,
1865  Squier, E. George,
1853  Stevens, Rev. Abel, .
1854  Stevens, Alexander H., M. d.,
1863  Satterthwaite, T. B.,
1856  Stebbins, Henry G,
1856  Stokes, Benaiah G, .
1866  Storm, Walter,
1853  Stout, Aquila G.,
1856  Stout, Theodore, . .,

193 Pearl St.
17 Broadway.
13 East Twenty-sixth St.
5 East Twelfth St.
68 Wall St.
71 West Nineteenth St.
Ill Broadway.
29 Washington Place.
125 West Thirteenth St.
71 West Twenty-second St.
44 Wall St.
49 Wall St.
78 South.
201 West Fourteenth St.
Albany, 71 East Twelfth St.
40 East Twenty-second St.
92 Market Slip.
124 West Fourteenth St.
St. Nicholas Hotel.
11 Coenties Slip.
13 Nassau St.
20 Wall St.
10 Lexington Avenue.
56 East Nineteenth St.
71 Nassau St.
55 West Broadway.
81 Clinton Place.
38 East Fourteenth St.
2 West Twenty-fifth St.
Cor. Fifth Av.& Sixteenth St.
4 East Fourteenth St.
16 St. Mark's Place.
200 Mulberry St.
6 Lafayette Place.
50 Wall St.
2 West Sixteenth St.
46 West Twenty-fifth St.
104 Broad St.
71 Wall St.
St. Denis Hotel.

EESIDENT MEMBEES.

1856  Stratton, James T., .
1856  Stringer, James, .
1856  Strong, William K., .
1856  Strube, Frederick, m. d.,
1857  Stueken, Charles,
1856  Sturgis, Russell, .
1866  Stuyvesant, Gerard, .
1855  Stuart, Robert L, .
1856  Sutphen, Ten Eyck, .
1856  Suydam, Peter M.,

Ill Fourth Avenue.
429 Broome St.
40 Union Place.
4 Leroy Place.
76 Beaver St.
164 Tenth St.
124 Second Avenue.
171 Chambers St.
404 Broadway.
25 Waverley Place.

1854  Taber, Charles C, .
1866  Talmage, Daniel,
1855  Taylor, George.
1857  Taylor, Isaac E., M. D.,
1856  Taylor, Rev. Thomas House, D.
1865  Tellkampf, Theodore A., M. D.,
1856  Thomas, Griffith, .
1857  Thompson, David, .
1854  Thompson, Rev. Joseph P.
1866  Thomson, John,
1866  Thurston, Frederick G,
1856  Tibbetts, Henry B., .
1856  Tiflfany, Charles F.,
1856  Tillou, Francis R., .
1856  Timpson, R. H., .
1854  Tileston, Thomas, .
1852  Tomes, Benjamin, .
1856  Tomes, Francis, Jr., .
1856  Tooker, Richard A,,
1857  Townsend, Dwight,
1857  Townsend, Effingham, .
1856  Townsend, Randolph W.,
1856  Townsend, William A.,
1866  Travers, William R.,
1856  Treadwell, Henry R, .
1856  Tremain, Edwin R., .
1866  Trenor, John,

76 Wall St.
. 60 Water St.
. 33 East Sixteenth St.
D., Grace Church, Broadway.
198 Fourth St.
101 Fifth Avenue.
26 Lafayette Place.
63 Amity St.
232 West Twenty-second St.
94 South St.
Ill Broadway.
195 Tenth St.
42 Laight St.
161 Front St.
29 Broadway.
6 Maiden Lane.
12 West Twenty-first St.
Nassau Bank.
102 Wall St.
113 Broadway.
140 Broadway.
Cor. Broadway & Ann St.
20 William St.
560 Broadway.
130 East Thirteenth St.
1 University Place.

1856  Vandervoort, Peter H.,
1857  Yan Blareom,
1856  Yan Buren, Wm. H.,
1856  Yermilye, Wm. E.,

243 Water St.
67 Pine St.
24 East Twenty-second St.
44 Wall St.

EESIDENT MEMBEES.

1854  Yiele, Egbert L. ,
1856  Yincent, Edward, .
1854  Yinton, Rev. Francis D., n. d.,

1856  Wade, John, .
1854  Waddell, Wm. C. H., .
1866  Walke, Cornelius, M. D.,
1856  Walker, Francis C,
1866  Waterbury, Lawrence,
1856  Warren, Richard, .
1856  Warren, James K., .
1864  Ward, Augustus H.
1857  Ward, Rev. Henry Dana,
1853  L. M. Watts, Ridley,
1854  Watts, Robert, m. d.,
1854  Webb, William H.,
1856  Weed, Ebenezer S., .
1856  Wells, Jacob,
1866  Westermann, Bernard,
1856  Wetmore, David, .
1854!  Wetmore, Samuel, .
1855  Wheeler, David E.,
1856  Whipple, Augustus W.,
1856  Wheatley, Charles M., .
1856  White, John H.,
1856  White, Ezra, .
1856  Whitlock, Benjamin M.,
1856  Williams, John E.,
1856  Wilder, Benjamin G.,
1867  Wilson, Harris,
1865  Winthrop, Benj. R., .
1854  L.M. Witthaus, Gustavus H.,
1864  L.M. Witthaus, Rudolph A.,
1856  Wood, Fernando, .
1856  Wood, Rev. A. Augustus,
1855  Wright, William W., .
1852  Wyman, Luther B., .

27 Amity St.
106 Bleecker St.
31 Vesey St.
110 Broad St.
24 William St.
213 Second Avenue.
43 West Nineteenth St.
104 East Fifteenth St.
9 Clinton Place.
65 Wall St.
14 Washington Place.
38 West Twenty-third St.
27 East Twentieth St.
200 Twelfth St.
72 St. Mark's Place.
29 Ferry St.
52 John St.
290 Broadway.
106 Ninth St.
73 South St.
237 Broadway.
24 Merchants' Exchange.
9 Bleecker St.
59 Nassau St.
18 West Sixteenth St.
13 Beekman St.
Metropolitan Bank.
122 Water St.
8 Wall St.
134 Second Avenue.
34 Barclay St.
, 34 Barclay St.
City Hall.
. 21 Amity Place.
93 Liberty St.
. 38 Burling Slip.

1856  Young, Francis G., .
1852  L.M. Zimmerman,* John C,

59 Nassau St.
74 South St.

* Deceased.

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