EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY.

Corner Second avenue and Thirteenth street.

OFFICERS.

John Oothout, President.

Joseph Gaillard, jr., Treasurer.

DIRECTORS-Rufus L. Lord, William Douglas, Rev. Dr. Taylor, Edward Prime, J. Q. Aymar, Wm. L. Halsted, Wm. Tucker, Silas Holmes, Cornelins Smith, R. Smith Clark, Wm. B. Hoffman, S. B. Althause, John Oothout, Joseph Gaillard, jr., John K. Myers, Shepherd Knapp, Augustus Schell, Jacob Harson, Thos. H. Faile, Royal Phelps.

DIRECTORS EX OFFICIO.

CONSULTING SURGEONS-Edward Delafield, M.D., George Wilkes, M.D. SURGEONS-Abraham Du Bois, M.D., Gurdon Buck, M.D., Thaddeus M. Halsted, M.D., C. R. Agnew, M.D.

Wm. Brown, Superintendent.

HAMILTON FREE SCHOOL.

Fort Washington.

TRUSTEES-Isaac Dyckman, King's Bridge; Cyrus Swackhammer, Fort Washington; Blazius Ryer, Fort Washington; George Thompson, Tubby Hook; John P. Dodge, King's Bridge.

CHAIRMAN-Isaac Dyckman.

SECRETARY-John P. Dodge.

TEACHER-Samuel Clark, Fort Washington.

NURSERY FOR THE CHILDREN OF POOR WOMEN.

223 Sixth avenue.

OFFICERS AND MANAGERS OF THE NURSERY FOR 1857.

Mrs. Cornelius Du Bois, First Directress.

ATTENDING PHYSICIANS-G. T. Elliott, M.D., Henry G. Cox, M.D., George A. Peters, M.D., F. U. Johnson, jr., M.D.

CONSULTING PHYSICIANS-Edward Delafield, M.D., Thomas M. Markoe, M.D., J. T. Metcalfe, M.D., H. D. Bulkley, M.D.

MEMBERS OF THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Cornelius Du Bois, Esq., Moses H. Grinnell, Esq., Lewis C. Jones, Esq.

MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.

No. 20 Fourth avenue, opposite the Cooper Union.

CHARTERED APRIL 24, 1833.

William Miles, President.

Prof. J. J. Mapes, First Vice-President.

Jackson S. Schultz, Second Vice-President.

John B. Whitman, Third Vice-President.
Charles H. Delavan, Corresponding Secretary.
James McDonald, Recording Secretary.

George W. Glaze, Treasurer.

Edmund B. Child, Librarian.

Annual Meeting for the Election of Officers-Second Tuesday of May.
Conversation Meetings-Every Wednesday evening.

The objects of the Association are to diffuse knowledge and information throughout the mechanical classes; to found Lectures on Natural, Mechanical, and Chemical Philosophy, and other scientific subjects; and to establish schools for the benefit of their youth, and to hold annual fairs. In accordance with the above objects, it has established classes in Modeling, Machinery, Architectural and Ornamental Drawing; a winter Course of Lectures on scientific and other subjects; also, a reading-room and a library, consisting of six thousand volumes, all of which are free to the mechanics, workingmen, and apprentices of the city of New York. Among the works is Napoleon's great work on Egypt. Terms of membership, $2,00 per annum.

OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL.

Stuyvesant street.

OFFICERS.

Rev. Isaac Ferris, D.D., LL.D., President.

Peter Cooper, Vice-President.

Benedict Lewis, jr., Treasurer.

Hon. C. S. Woodhull, Hon. A. C. Kingsland, Rev. H. Anthon, D.D., G. Stuyvesant, Enoch Dean, Solomon Jenner, W. B. Campbell, Hon. Wm. S. Davison, J. B. Stevenson, M.D., Rev. T. Dewitt, D.D., E. Skott Franks, John M. Seaman,

Benjamin F. Camp, Hon. J. R. Whiting, Daniel Drew, Marcus P. Stephenson, E. F. Purdy.

John J. Davies, Secretary.

CONSULTING SURGEONS-Valentine Mott, M.D., LL.D.; David L. Rogers, M.D. ATTENDING SURGEONS--Dr. Mark Stephenson, Dr. John P. Garrish.

LEAKE AND WATTS' ORPHAN HOUSE AND SCHOOL. Manhattanville, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, and One hundred and eleventh and One hundred and twelfth streets,

TRUSTEES-Daniel F. Tiemann, Mayor, President, EX OFFICIO; George G. Barnard, Recorder; Rev. Wm. Berrian, D.D.; Rev. John Knox, p.D.; Rev. William W. Phillips, D.D.; William E. Dunscombe, Wm. Berrian, Robert Hyslop.

OFFICERS.

Frederick De Peyster, Esq., Clerk.

James H. Roosevelt, Esq., Treasurer.
William G. Woods, M.D., Physician.

OFFICERS RESIDENT IN THE INSTITUTION.

William H. Guest, Superintendent.

Anna Guest, Matron.

TEACHERS RESIDENT IN THE INSTITUTION.

MALE--Henry G. Bennett, Principal; Cornelia Van Wyck, First Assist ant; George W. Shephard, Second Assistant.

FEMALE Emma Hollister, Principal; Eunice E. Hibbard, First Assistant.

LADIES' HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Site of the "Old Brewery," 61 Park street.

D. Holdich, Corresponding Secretary.

SCHOOL COMMITTEE Mrs. C. R. Deull, Mrs. W. B. Skidmore, Mrs. Dr. Olin, Mrs. H. J. Baker.

MISSIONARY IN CHARGE,

Rev. N. Mead, 61 Park street.

TEACHERS-Mrs. Marie S. Case, Miss Mary D. Hulin, Miss Caroline St. John, Miss Margaret Dunlap, Miss Jannet Bland, Miss Julia Janes, Mrs. Eveline Darling.

FIVE POINTS' HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
Nos. 155, 157 and 159 Worth street.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

Archibald Russell, Chairman.

Charles Ely, Treasurer.

Thomas Eells, Secretary.

Charles B. Tatham, George Bird, Washington R. Vermilye, C. H. Shipman, Hiram Barney, C. H. Dabney.

Rev. Lewis M. Pease, Superintendent.

Mrs. Anne E. Pease, Matron.

TEACHERS-Miss S. Winnick, Miss C. Taylor, Miss Ryan, Miss Kemp.

N. Y. ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING THE CONDITION OF THE POOR.
ORGANIZED 1843-INCORPORATED 1848.

OFFICERS, MANAGERS, AND SUPERVISORY COUNCIL.
James Brown, President.

Robert B. Minturn, Treasurer.

Robert M. Hartley, Corresponding Secretary and Agent.

Joseph B. Collins, Recording Secretary.

SUPERVISORY COUNCIL.

The first in order is the Chairman of each District Committee.