HOMEOPATHIC DISPENSARY.

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, м.D., C. WTorry, B.A., and Henry B. Millard, B.A., students of medicine.

M.D.,

CONSULTING PHYSICIANS--A. S. Ball, M.D., G. E. Belcher, M.D., M. Freligh, 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.

132 New Canal street.

ORGANIZED JANUARY, 1857.

F. Karck, President.

E. A. Oelichs, Vice-President.

E. S. Ballin, Treasurer.

B. Roelker, Secretary.

The College of Physicians, who give their services gratuitously, have distributed the labors among themselves, according to specialities, and five divi. sions 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. J. 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.

BANK FOR SAVINGS.

The cut on the preceding page represents the new building erected in Bleecker street, for the purposes of the old Bank for Savings, formerly situated in Chambers street.

The compiler has been induced to give a representation of this fine building, from the fact that it is a most beautiful specimen of architecture, and a structare which is peculiarly adapted for the business of the institution, and one which is unquestionably an ornament to the city. But more especially is this representation given, because the institution is the oldest of the kind in the city,

and one which has the longest been identified with its interests, and therefore more familiar to the citizens of New York.

The following is a list of the officers, as they now exist, together with a list of the principal officers from 1819 to 1858.

Benj. L. Swan, Stephen Conover, James Suydam, John C. Green, James Brown, Caleb Swan, Wm. Tucker, Adam Norrie, Benj. H. Field, Edw. S. Clark, Cornelius Smith, John J. Phelps, Chas. P. Leverich, Wyllis Blackstone, R. Lenox Kennedy, Edmund Penfold, Peter V. King, Geo. T. Trimble, John M. Dodd, Geo. F. Hussey, Chas. R. Swords, Linus W. Stevens, Nicholas Ludlum.

PRESIDENTS.

Wm. Bayard, 1819, died in office in 1826.
Wm. Few, 1826, died in office in 1828.

John Pintard, 1828 to 1841.

Philip Hone, 1841, died in office in 1851.

Najah Taylor, 1851, continues in office.

Mr. Taylor, the present President of the Bank, has been a Trustee from the organization of the Bank in 1819, and, although in his 89th year, continues to perform the duties of his office with zeal and ability.