LEADING STATISTICS OF THE FIVE DISPENSARIES OF NEW YORK, FOR THE YEAR 1861, Compiled from their returns published monthly, and their general statistics from the date of their organization respectively, to Dec. 31, 1861, LEADING STATISTICS OF THE FIVE DISPENSARIES OF NEW YORK-Continued. Whole number of the poor of New York who have received medicine and medical, surgical and vaccine service gratuitously, from all the Dispensaries since the organization of the first in 1791, a period of Seventy-one Years. Aggregate amount of expenditures of the several Dispensaries during the same period for medicine, salaries for medical and surgical General average cost of medicine and medical, surgical and vaccine service to each Dispensary patient from February 1st, 1791, to December 31st, services, &c... Average number of patients treated annually for the average thirty and seven-tenths years that the Dispensaries have been organized and in opera1831 tion. NORTHERN HOMEOPATHIC DISPENSARY. 654 Sixth Avenue. Open daily, from 3 to 5 o'clock, P.M. (Sundays excepted). CONDUCTED BY F. W. Hunt, M.D., IN CONJUNCTION WITH-S. Lilienthal, M.D., and A. Houghton, M.D. CONSULTING PHYSICIANS-J. W. Mitchell, M.D., E. Bayard, M.D., G. H. Doyle, M.D., A. Freeman, M.D., A. S. Ball, M.D., M. Freligh, M.D., E. E. Marcy, M.D., B. F. Joslin, M.D., A. Reisig, M.D., G. H. Taylor, M.D., A. D. Wilson, M.D., C. Wright, M.D. HOMEOPATHIC DISPENSARY. No. 59 Bond Street. MANAGER-Dr. Otto Fullgraff. ATTENDING PHYSICIANS-Otto Fullgraff, M.D., B. D. Chase, M.D., F. Bond, M.D., J. L. Wade, M.D., Achille Ascoli, M.D., J. W. Mitchell, M.D., G. W. Richards, M.D., J. S. Woods, M.D., G. B. Bouton, M.D., E. F. Hoffman, M.D., C. W. Torrey, B.A., and Henry B. Millard, B.A., students of medicine. CONSULTING PHYSICIANS-A. S. Ball, M.D., G. E. Belcher, M.D., M. Freligh, M.D., L. Hallock, M.D., J. C. Peters, M.D., A. D. Wilson, M.D., R. M. Bolles, M.D., Alfred Freeman. M.D., E. Guernsey, M.D., E. E. Marcy, M.D., J. M. Quinn, M.D., L. T. Warner, M.D. GERMAN DISPENSARY. No. 132 Canal street. ORGANIZED JANUARY, 1857. F. Karck, President. E. A. Oelichs, Vice-President. E. S. Balin, Treasurer. B. Roelker, Secretary. The College of Physicians, who give their services gratuitously, have distributed the labors among themselves according to specialties, and five divisions have been made: 1. For internal diseases, treated by Drs. E. Schilling and E. Schwedler. 2. For surgical diseases, by Drs. E. Krackowitzer and L. Voss. 3. For diseases of children, by Drs. M. Herzog and A. Jacobi. 4. For diseases of women, by Drs. Kammerer and E. Noeggerath. 5. For diseases of the skin, by Dr. J. Goldmark. The institution is open every day, with the exception of Sundays and holidays, and the hour from 12 to 1 is set apart for children and women, and the hour from 1 to 2 P.M. for all other patients. KANE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION. LIST OF OFFICERS. The following is a list of officers, elected at the first meeting of the incorporators under the charter, held in the hall of the Geographical Society of New York, on the 6th day of June, 1859, to wit: President. Colonel Robert L. De Coin, Vice-President. Colonel Marshall Lefferts, Treasurer. Mr. Sidney Kopman, Secretary. And at a subsequent meeting, held on the 29th of June, 1859, the following standing Committees were chosen, viz. : COMMITTEE OF FINANCE AND OF WAYS AND MEANS. Colonel Samuel C. Thompson, Chairman. 66 |