CITY GGVERNMENT, 1871

CITY GGVERNMENT, 1871.

City Election, first Monday in January; organization 0the City Government, fourth Monday in J anuary.

MAYoR.———NATHANIELBROWN. Salary, $1,000.

ALDERMEN.~——Char1esS. Osgood, George Sanborn, Lemuel B.Hatch, Richard Lindsay, John B. Fisk, and William A.Greasy.

Common Council.

President, CHARLES S. Osaoov.

VVARDONE.——Edward Foley, William C. Hamond, John VV.Russell, and Volney C. Stowe.

WARD ’1‘Wo.— Charles E. Brown, 0. Warren Brown, OharlésE. Skinner, and Gilbert L. Streeter.

WARDTHREE.—-Nathaniel B. Perkins, jr., John Pickering, jr.John Preston, and John W. Reynolds.

WARD FoUR.——Geo.R. Chapman, Nathaniel 0. Patterson,John H. Roberts, and Lyman A. Smith.

VVARD FIVE.—- Wm. A. Brooks, Charles H. Chase, EdwardCollins, and A. Augustus Smith.

W-ARTSS1x.— George B. Melcher, William Maynes, JosephOsgood, and Joseph Symonds.

The City Council meets reg111ar1yon the second and fourthMondays of each month, in the evening, at the City Hall.

The Committee on Accounts meets on Thursday after theIirst Monday in each month, M. the City Hall.

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City Gflicers.Oity Cleric, Stephen P. VVebb.Olerlc of the Common Oowmcél,Eben N. Walton.Treasurer and Collector, Henry J. Cross.City Marshal, James Dalrymple.Assistant Marshal, William F. Ohapple (Police Ofliice,

Police Station, 11 Front).Commissioner offlzfreets, Joseph 0. Foster.City Solicitor, James A. Gillis.City Messenger, VVi1lia.mMansfield.Cleric of Overseers of P007‘, Daniel P. Fitz.Water Commissioners, Wi11a1‘d P. Phillips, F. T. Sanborn,

Thomas H. Frothingham, VV111iamA. Creesy, and A.Augustus Smith.

Ward Gfiicers.

VVARDONE.-—Albert Whipple, Wa7"clen; A. F. Hitchings,and Benj. W. Gretchell, Assistants ; H. G. Whipple, Cleric.

WARD TW0.~—Philip G. Skinner, Warden ; John F. Stanifordand '1‘. Brown Fellows, Assistants; John A. Currin, Cleric.

WARD THREE.-~—Parker D. Walker, Warden; HezekiahSleeper and J. F. Hale, Assistants; D. R. Peabody, Oler-/0.

WARD FOUR.——~John H. Bell, T/Varclen;Hosea B. Grriffin andHenry Varney, Assistants; Charles H. Daniels, Cleric.

WARD FIVE.—~—EdWa.I'dB. Phillips, Warden; Augustus H.Kimball and JosephH.Maxfield, Assistants; Charles P.Luscomb, Cleric.

WARD SIX.———Benjamin S. Boardman, Wardeiz; Andrew S.Waters, jr. and George F. Buxton, Assiszfants; Alvan A.Evans, Cleric.

OVERSEERS OF THE PO0R.—The Mayor and Messrs. JohnBarlow, William P. Goodhue, William Chase, JohnJ ewett, Oliver Thayer, John Preston, John Huse, Wm.F. Nichols, Aaron Perkins, James Harris, Thomas S.Waters, and George F. Brown.

The Overseers of the Poor meet on the first Tuesday ineach month at the Almshouse, and the third Tuesdayevening of each month at the City Hall.

Uhaplain to the Almshouse, John Carlton.Supemmfendemf ofAZmsh0use, Charles T. Dodge.Almshouse Plzy.<:z'c7'cm,\V. Noilson.Gate Keeper at Almshouse, Dzmiel Brown.

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AssEssoRs.—-Jonathan Tucker, Thomas S. J ewett, J. ShoveSymonds.

Assistant Assessors.~—-Ward 1, James Chaney and JamesFairfield; Ward 2, James M. Brown and Wm. B. Bates;Ward 3, Stephen Thayer and Pemberton Hale; Ward 4,Isaiah Nichols and Nathaniel 0. Robbins; Ward 5, AaronPerk’-.. and Nathaniel K. Allen; Ward 6, Benjamin R.Symonds and R. Foster Knight.The Assessors meet from 9 to 12, A. M., and 2 to 5, P. M.,

at City Hall every business day, from April 15 to Oct. 15.BOARD01' HEALTH.——MayOrand Aldermen, ea: ofiicio.Board of Health Physician, W. N eilson.Quarantine Physician, S. Foster Quimby.Superintendent of Burials, J eremiah S. Perkins. Assistants,

Charles Greasy and Charles Staniford.Measurers of Wood and Bark, John Maguire and Nathan

Millet.Measurers of Bark, Alfred R. Brooks, Thomas M. Dix,

Rufus L. Gordon and John Maguire.Superintendent of Union Bridge, John M. Parsons.

“ " South " Samuel W. Haine." “ Essex “ Warren Larrabee.“ “ City Stables, Joseph 0. Foster.“ “ Street Lamps, Alanson Kenney.

Oity Weigher, B. Proctor Symonds.City Grier, William Newhall.Fence Viewers, Edward F. Danforth and Dean Stiles.Field Drivers, Job Burchstead, James Grover, Benjamin

Hersey, Payne Morse, Andrew Evans, John West.

School Committee.Nathaniel Brown, Mayor, and Gilbert L. Streeter, President

of the Common Council, ex ofiicio.Ward 1, William P. Goodhue, George A. Perkins, HenryJ. Pratt; Ward 2, Stephen B. Ives, jr., James A. Gillis,Henry G. Hubon; Ward 3, Charles 0. Shepard, NathanA. Morse, John C. Osgood; Ward 4, Daniel Varney,Charles R. Palmer, Daniel B. Hagar; Ward 5, George F.Choate, Solomon Lincoln, jr., William S. Lord; Ward 6,Charles A. Ropes, Henry J. Cross, William Lord.

POLICE DEPARTMENT.OFFICE, N o. 11 Front street.

City Marshal, James Dalrymple.Assistant Marshal, W. F. Chapple.Patrolman, Joseph P. Allen, John Loring, Joseph B. Briggs,

John W. Libbey, Robert A. Phippen, Charles Shortle,George W. Luscomb, David Young, George W. Peabody,Edward L. Warney, Wm. A. Evans, Charles T. Conner.

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Watchmen, Abram A. Very, Oaptain; Moses A. Averill,Clerk; George S. Arrington, J as. Beaver, Eben Beckford,John M. Beckford, Jacob Berry, Charles E. Cloutman,Benjamin Hersey, John A. Jelly, John R. Mansfield,Wm. H. Archer, Samuel Marshall, Joseph Stickney, jr.,J ames S. McLean, James Kelly.

Oonstables, with Power to Serve Civil Process, Wflliam F.Chapple, James Dalrymple, Nathan Farnum, John Dixey,Rufus L. Gordon, Benjamin A. Gray, Daniel Potter,Thomas B. Perkins.

Constables, Oliver Adams, John H. Bell, George E. Berry,Thomas Bowen, Alfred R. Brooks, Joseph S. Buxton,Christopher G. Davis, Thomas M. Dix, Thomas F. Dodge,William Dodge, William G. Dow, Jesse Dowst, WilliamA. Evans, James Grover, Samuel W. Haines, JosephHammond, Frederick E. Hunt, Jonathan D. Kelley,Alanson Kenny, Sylvester Killam, Augustus H. Kimball,Joseph Kinsman, Henry J. Lane, Warren Larrabee,Jame A. Lord, William Mansfield, James P. Marsh,Stillman N ewhall, William Newhall, Stephen O’Hare,James E. Page, John T. Page, Henry C. Perkins, JosephPeterson, John Phillips, William R. Porter, George W.Potter, Moses Pray, Nathaniel W. Prince, Charles H.Pulsifer, Michael Roach, Francis A. P. Rust, ThomasSaul, Charles Skinner, Hezekiah Sleeper, Roland Smalley,Charles Staniford, Geo. E. Staniford, Thos. S. Symonds,Robert Tealgue, John C. Thorner, Samuel Very, Eben N.Walton, William F. Warner, Aaron Welch, William H.West, William S. West, lthamar B, Wiggin, John T.Williams, Ezra Woodbury.

Police Court.Room, N 0. 11 Front street.

Justice, Joseph G. Waters.Special Justices, Stephen P. Webb, J os. B. F. Osgood.Cleric, Samuel P. Andrews.Janitor, Charles T. Conner.

The Police Court is held in the Court Room in PoliceStation, 11 Front street, for criminal business, every day at9 0’c1ock, A. M.; and for civil business on 2d and 4thWednesday in each month, at 10 o’c1ock, A. M.


FIRE DEPARTMENT.C’im'efIIngz'7zee7",James A. Lord.Assistant Engineers, Augustus H. Kimball, Ezra VV00dbury,

John H. Bell, Thomas S. Symonds.

Engine Companies.Steamer, WM. CHASE,N0. 1, Church street. Director, John

B. Skinnef.Steamer, SALEM, N o. 2, Church street. Director, Joseph 0.

Foster.Engine C0. N0. 1, RELIANCE,Derby, cor. Hardy street.

Director, Daniel B. Lord, jr.Engine 00. N 0. 2, CONSTITUTION,Webb street. Director,

Sheridan 13. Comstock.Engine 00. N 0. 0, WILLIAM PENN. Director, John F.

Staniford.Engine 00. N0. 4, JAMES A. LORD. Directoo", George S.

Hadley.Engine 00. N0. 5, LAFAYETTE.Diwactoa",Benj. P. Pickering.Engine 00. N0. 6, ACTIVE’,North, cor. Dearborn street.

Directm", George W. Goldsmith.HOOK ANDLADDER, Bridge, near New City Scales. Director,

Eleazer Hathavvay.

PUBLIC SCHGOLS.Superintendent, JONATHANKIMBALL.

At the 01‘g’a.nizati0n of the Board of School Committee,each elective member is appointed to one of the threeVisiting Committees that have the management of therespective divisions of schools, as regards the discipline,classification, and studies.

FIRSTDIVISION.-—.HL'ghSchool.

BROAD STREET.——Zlfaster, John "W. Perkins; Sub-Master,James A. Dodge; Assistants, SusanA. Osgood, Mary J.Thayer, Caroline P. Graves.

SECOND D1V1sIoN.———Gmmmm" Schools.

BENTLEY,located between Essexand Forrester streets;boundexries, that portion of the city between NorthandSouthRivers east of the centre of St. Peter and Centralstreets. Prz'nc2'pnZ, Mary J. Fitz; Ass7's!ants, AnnaVVhitmore, Mary A. Golnmn, Isabel M. Emilio.

PHILLIPS, located} between Essexand Forrester streets;b01111:hu'ios,that portion of the cify between the Northand South Rivers east of the centre of Washington street.Pm'nc2'pal, Charles R. Brown; Ass7'stanz‘s, Aroline B.Meek, Maria T. Luscomb, Helen M. Carter.

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BRoWNE,¥"1ocated on Ropes street; boundaries, South Salem.Principal, Jefferson B. Brackett; Assistmzts, AdelineRoberts, Jlarliet S. Nealley, Sarah P. Hamilton.

PICKERING, located on School, near North street; boundaries,North Salem. Prmcipal, William P. Hayward; Assist-ants, Sarah E. Cross, Mary Ann Gross, Georgiana R.Kehew.

BOWDITOH,located onDean street. Principal, Henry F.Woodman; Assistants, Margaret Gr. Stanley, Annie M.Bates, E. Josephine Roache, Hannah E. Burke, Laura B.White, Annie C. Draper, Lucy B. Wiggin, Ella Mills,Eunice Gr. Burnham.

THIRDDIVISION.-——-—Primcwy Schools.BOSTONSTREET.—Pmncipal, Abby F. Nichols; Assistants,

Sarah F. Daniels, Sarah L. Woodberry, Sarah S. Davis.

BRIDGE STREET.— Principal, Caroline P. Dalton; Assistant,H. A. Moulton.

BROAD STREE'I‘.~—-Principal, Caroline Stevens; Assistants,Emily A. Glover, Ella F. Kehew, Kate 0. Innis.

BROWNE.—Pmlvzcipal, Harriet M. Tyler; Assistants, HarrietE. Lewis, Matilda. Pollock, Abby A. Grant, Mary E.Stanley, Emma A. Graves.

FOWLERSTREET.-—Principal, Mary J. Pickering; Assistants,Eliza I. Phelps, LucyE. Adams.

MASONSTREET.—~Priwzcipal, Lydia L. A. Very; Assistants,Anstiss P. Stevens, J ulia M. Mann. '

NORTH STREET:-—Pm'nc?'pcLl, Maria Cushing; Assistants,Elizabeth 0. Russell, Lucy A. Smith, Emily S. Phelps.

PH1LL1Ps.————Principal, Margaret E. Webb; Assistants, L.Augusta Hill, Helen A. Wlnite, Margaret M. Haskell,Annie S. Hill, Sarah R. Todd.

WILLIAMSTREET.-—Principal, R. Anna Harris; Assistant,Georgiana Lewis.

State Normal Schml at Salem.ESTABLISHED1853.

Number of scholars, 160. Scholars are admitted twice ayear, onthe last Thursday of Feb1*ua1‘yand first Thursdayof September. Tuition, free. Scholars are required to de~Clare their intention to tmmh in the schoolsof the Common-wealth. This school is intended for females.Pvmlcipal, Daniel B. Hagm‘; Assf.~z‘rr2afs,Ellen M. Dodge,

Mary E. VVebb, Caroline J. 0010, Mary N . Plumcr, Sophia0. Driver, M. Isabella Hanson, Hamriet L. l\l:11'tin, E.Maria, Upham, l\Ia,1'y 0. UU1‘l“i€1‘.


C H U R C‘H E S .FIRSTCHURCH(Unitarian Congregational). Organized

1629. A brick edifice, on Essex Street, corner of Wash-ington. Pastor, Rev. James T. Hewes. Treasurerand Cleric, William B. Upton. Oommittee,J. F. Allen,Chas. H. Pinknam, William A. Bowditch, John T. Ropes,and SanpuelGalley. Sexton, George W. Potter.

EAST CHURCH( Unitarian Congregational). Gathered in1718. A freestone edifice in Washington square. Pas-tor, Rev. Samuel C. Beane. Treasurer and Cleric, Gard-ner Barton. Oommittee,Benjamin H. Silsbee, GardnerBarton, Nathaniel Brown, J. S. Kimball, William Kim~ball. Sexton, Charles E. Hutchinson.

NORTH CHURCH(Unitarian Congregational). Organized1772. A stone edifice on Essex, near North street. Pas-tor, Rev. Edmund B. Willson. Cleric, Stephen G. Wheat-Iand. Treasurer, E. H. Payson. Committee, GeorgeWheatland, Henry L. Williams, E. B. Peirson, H. M.Brooks, George W. Williams, jr. E. H. Payson, SolomonLincoln, jr. Emery S. Johnson, John R. Lakeman.

INDEPENDENTCONGREGATIONALCHURCH.Organized 1824. Abrick edifice in Barton square. Pastor, Rev. GeorgeBatchelor. Treasurer, T. H. Johnson. Cleric, N. G.Simonds. Committee, Willard P. Phillips, George 0.Harris, N. A. Horton, James Coolidge, Daniel Low.Collector, T. H. Johnson. Sexton, Jacob S. Haskell.

ADVENTCHRISTIANCHURCH.Organized 1852. Place of Wor-ship, Sewall street. Pastor and Clerk, Rev. Charles L.Barnes. Treasurer, Jacob Striley. Deacons and Com-mittee, Temple Hardy, R. B. Reed, W. H. Stanwood.

FIRST UNIVERSALISTSOCIETY.Formed 1805. A brick edi-fice on Rust street. Pastor, Rev. Edwin C. Bolles.Treasurer and Olerlc, Thomas H. Barnes. Committee,Charles Harrington, Daniel Varney, T. H. Prime, EleazerHathaway, E. A. Groldthwait, J. M. Brown, Luther C.Pettingell. Sexton, Hezekiah Sleeper.

TABERNACLE.(Orthodox Congregational). Formed 1735. Placeof worship, Washington, cor. of Federal. A new edificeerected 1854. Pastor, Rev. Charles Ray Palmer. Treas-urer, Joseph H. Phippen. Cleric, Richard G. Manning.Collector, Pemberton Hale. Committee, George D. Phip-pen, Ezra VV0odbury, Simeon Flint, W. C. Packard, W.K. Bigelow. Sexton, Joseph Kinsman.

SOUTHCHURCH(Orthodox Congregational). Formed 1735.Place of worship, Chestnut, corner of Cambridge street.Pastors, Rev. Brown Emerson D. D., and Rev. E. S. At-wood. Treasuer, George R. Chapman. Cleric, John

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Chapman. Committee, William P. Goodhue, George R.Chapman, D. G. Batchelder, Joseph F. Dane, John 0. OS-good. Semton, Aaron J. Gate.

CROMBIESTREETCHURCH( Orthodox Oongregational). Formed.1832. Brick edifice on Crombie street. Pastor, Rev.Hugh Elder. Treasurer, John S. Williams. Olerk-,Arthur S. Williams. Oommittee, Henry J. Pratt, Wm.B. Bates, John Barlow. Sexton, S. J. Wheatland.

NEW JERUSALEMCHURCH. Organized 1863. Place of wor-ship, Essex, near Beckford. Pastor, Rev. Leonard Gr.Jordan. Treasurer and Secretary, Daniel F. Staten.Church Committee, S. M. Cate, A. H. Hardy, BenjaminF. Whitmore.

FIRSTBAPTIST. Organized 1804. Brick edifice, 56 Federal.Pastor, Rev. Robert C. Mills, D.D. Treasurer, JosephPrice, Cleric, John I. Hutchinson. Committee, AlfredPeabody, James Upton, Daniel H. Mansfield, DavidMoore, William E. Mclntire. Sexton, Benj. T. Wiggin.

CENTRALBAPTIST. Organized 1826. Brick edifice, St.Peter street. Pastor, Rev. . Treasurer,William G. Hamond. Cleric, Benjamin Edwards. Com-mittee, William F. Gardner, Daniel Potter, Gr. A. An-drews, Charles Oreesy, Brackett L. Peabody.

CALVARYBAPTIST. Organized October 1870. Place of wor-ship, Mechanic Hall, Essex, corner Crombie. Pastor,Rev. S. Hartwell Pratt. Treasurer, William F. Ashton.Olerlc, Alonzo P. Weeks. Committee, John P. Somerby,Alonzo Smith, George Warren, Augustus Perry, W. F.Ashton, S. S. Scribner, A. P. Weeks, 0. W. Guy.

FRIENDS.Organized 1658. A brick edifice on Pine, cornerof Warren street. Treasurer, Joshua Buxton jr. Olerlc,Joseph S. Nichols. Oommittee, Henry A. Chase, Sylves-ter 0. Robinson, Joseph S. Nichols. Overseers of thePoor of the Society, Jonathan Buxton, David Osborne.Sexton, George W. Bennett.

LAFAYETTESTREETMETHODISTEPISCOPALCHURCH. OrganizedMarch 1841. Place of worship, corner Lafayette andHarbor sts. Pastor, Rev. Daniel Dorchester. Treasurer,James F. Almy. Secretary, Matthew Robson. Trustees,John Roberts, Matthew Robson, Charles H. Glazier,James F. Almy, John D. Cross, Benjamin M. Kenney,John T. Mooney, W. H. Peckham, John Comstock. Gol-Zector, William C. Mansfield.

ST. JAMESCHURCH. (Roman Catholic). Organized 1859.Place of worship, N o. 160 Federal street. Pastor, Rev.John J. Gray. Assistants, Rev. J. J. Healy, Rev. M. JMasterson.

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CHURCHor THEIMMACULATECONCEPTION.W(Romcm Uatholic).Organized 1810. Place of Worship, alnut street. Pas-tor, Rev. William Halley. Assistants, Rev. Michael Hig-gins, Rev. Matthew Earkins.

GRACECHURCH.(Episcopalian). Organized 1858. Gothicchurch, located on Essex street, nearly opposite Monroe.Rector, Rev. James P. Franks. Wardens, Benj. Shreve,Daniel B. Hagar. Treasurer and Olerlc, Richard H.Chamberlain. Vestrymen, Samuel Pitman jr., J. F. Tuck-erman, Joseph H. Hanson, Thomas 0. Proctor, RichardPrice, Charles S. Nichols, George M. Whipple. Sexton,Royal M. Shorter.

ST. PETER’sCHURCH. (Episcopalian). Gathered in 1733.A stone edifice on St. Peter, corner of Brown streets.Rector, Rev. Edward M. Gushee, Wardens, Charles H.Bates, John P. Peabody. Treasurer and Olerlc, QalebNewcomb. Vestrymen, James O. Safford, Francis Cox,Joshua Phippen, John Kilburn, Charles H. Baker. Sew:ton, S. Berry.

P 0 ST OF F ICE .Asiatic Building, 32 Washington Street.

Postmaster, George H. Peirson; Assistant Postmaster, JohnO. Chapman; Mail Cleric, James Manning; DeliveryOlerlc, Wm. H. Flowers, _jr.; Stamp and Money OrderOlerlc, G. H. Gross; Chief Letter Carrier, Rich. B. Reed;Local Messenger, Reuben Floyd.

OFFICEHoURs.———From7% a.. 111.until 7% p. m., daily, Sun-days excepted; on Sundays, from 11%a. m. to 12%p. m.

Sunday Mails.On Sunday a. m., a mail will arrive from, and at 2.45 and

9 o’c1ock, p. m., will close for Boston, New York, Phila-delphia, and the South.

Arrival and Departure of Mails.BOSTON, close at 7.45, 10, and 12, a. m., and 4.40, 6, and 9,

p. m. Due at 8.15, a. m., and 1, 3.45, and 6.45, p. In.LYNN, close at 12.30 and 6.15, p. 1:11. Due at 8.15, a. m.,

and 3.45, p. In.TOWNS on Eastern Railroad, East of Salem, close at 7 .30, a.

m., and 3.15, p. In. Due at 1.15 and 6.50, p. In.GLOUCESTERANDESSEX,close at 7.30, a. m., and 2.30, p. In.

Due at 10.30, a. m., and 5.10, p. In.MANCHESTER, close at 7.30, a. m., and 2.30, p. m. Due at

10.30, a. m., and 5.10, p. m.Rocxpom, close at 7.30, a. m., and 2.30, p. In. Due at 10.30

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BEVERLYFARMS,close at 2.30, p. 111. Due at 10.30, a..m.,and 5.10, p. 111.

PEABODY,close at 9, a. m., and 4.15 and 9, p. 111. Due at9.15, a. m., and 2 and 4.30, p. m.

DANVERS,close at 9, 3.. m., and 4.15, p. m. Due at 9.15, a..m., and 4.30, p. In.

DANVERSPORT,close at 9, a. m., and 4.15, p. m. Due at9.15, a. m., and 4.30, p. In.

DANVERSCENTRE,close at 9, a.. m., and 3.45, p. 111. Due at8.45, a.. m., and 2.30, p. m.

MIDDLETON,close at 4.15, p. 111. Due at 9.15, a. m.LAWRENCE,close at 4.15, p. 111. Due at 9.15, a. m.MARBLEHEAD,clase at 7.30, a. m., and 2.30, p. m. Due at

9.15, a. m., and 1, p. m.TOPSFIELD, close at 4.15, p. 111. Due at 9.15, 3.. I11.GEORGETOWN,close at 4.15, p. m. Due at 9.15, a.. In.Boxronn, close at 4.15, p. In. Due at 9.15, a. m.NEW YORK CITY,and D. P. 0. (direct), close at 12.30, 6.15,

and 9, p. 111. Due at 8.15, a. m., and 6.45, p. 111.PHILADELPHIA (direct), close at 12.30, 6.15, _and 9, p. 111.

Due at 8.15, a. m., and 6.45, p. m.WASHINGTON(direct), 12.30, 6.15, and 9, p. m. Due at 8.15,

a.. m., and 6.45, p. m.

Free Delivery.Free delivery of letters by Carriers, to all parts of the

city, will be secured by having letters addressed to street andnumber, or leaving orders at the Post Oflice, or with anyCarrier.

Carriers, John F. Whipple, Clarence A. Harvie, Hen-ryP. Adams, Richard B. Reed, John Henfield.

Three delivery trips throughout the city will be madedaily, at 9, a. m., and 1.15 and 4, p. In.

This mode of receiving letters is equally as safe and ex-peditious a delivery at the Post Office. It also saves thetime and trouble of calling at the oifice after the arrival ofeach mail.

Collections will be made from the Street Letter Boxes inseason for the principal mails.

Valuable Letters should be carried to the Post Oifice andRegistered.

Agents fbr the Sale of Postage Stamps, Stamped Envelopes,cfic., William P. Groodhue, N 0. 44 Derby street; J amesEmerton, No. 123 Essex street; Isaac P. Foster, 109 Derbystréet; J ames F. Hale, No. 27 Summer street; Wflliam A.Brooks, No. 33%Lafayette street.

These appointments have been made for the accommoda-tion of the public of Salem that they might supply themselveswith stamps, etc., without being obliged to visit the PostOfiice.


Money Sent Without Danger of Loss. _If Moneyis to be remitted, a Postal Money Order should

be obtained. If upon points Where there is no Money OrderOflice, then the letter should be Registered. Money shouldnever be enclosed in an ordinary letter.

Money orders will be issued on deposits for any amountnot exceeding $50 (parties desiring to remit larger sumsmust obtain additional orders), on any Money Order Oificein the United States, at the following rates:

On orders not exceeding $20, . . . 10 cents.Over $20 and not exceeding $30, . . 15 cents.

“ $30 “ H $40, . . . 20 cents." $40 " " $50, . . 25 cents.

CUSTOM HOUSE.FORTHEDISTRICTOFSALEMANDBEVERLY.

No. 112 Derby Street, corner Orange, Salem.Collector, Charles W. Palfray.Deputy Collectorand Inspector, Charles S. Osgood.Cleric, J. F. Dalton.Surveyor at Salem and Beverly, Charles D. Howard.Weigher and Gauger, Simon 0. Dalrymple.Inspectors, N. M. Hooper, William P. Buffum, G. P. Bray,

E. F. Miller, S. R. Hathaway, Charles A. Beckford,Ephraim Burr, Salem; Gustavus Ober, Beverly; Abner S.Mead, Danversport.

Boatmen, Stephen A. Powars, John Cotter.Porter and Messenger, Wm. H Goldsmith.

British Consular Agent.Ephraim F. Miller, Custom House, 112 Derby street.

SALEM GASLIGHT COMPANY.Oflice, 188 Essex street. Organized, April 4, 1850.

Capital, $200,000.Annual meeting, second Monday in March. The Com-

pany carries the branch-pipes into buildings to a distance ofseventeen feet from the main pipe; beyond that, the pipeand the fixtures are at the expense of the consumer. Theprice of gas is at the rate of $3.60 per 1,000 cubic feet.

The stores were lighted with gas for the first time, onTuesday evening, December 17, 1850; the street lamps, onWednesday evening, December 25, 1850.

Presidewzt, Stephen G. Wheatland. Directors, AaronPerkins, Stephen G. Wheatland, Simon Dalrymple, FrancisBrown, and Henry Gardner. Treasurer and Supe7'z'ntend-emf, David Moore. Cleric, Richard Gardner.

BANKS. 265

ASIATIBNATUNALBANK,Asiatic Building,

NO. 32 WASHINGTON ST.

Capital $315,000.Par Value of Shares, - - - - - $30.00.

J. S. OABOT, Pnnsrnmm.LEONARD B. HARRINGTON, Vrcn-Pzmsmnm.W. H. FOSTER, CASHIER.CHARLES S. REA, TELLEE.WILLIAM J. FOSTER, BOOKKEEPER.ARTHUR SYMONDS, Cmamz.

DIRECTORS.

J. S. CAB01‘, Gnonan WHEATLAND, LEONARD B. HARRINGTON,G. F. BROWN, JAMES B. CURWEN, ROBERT Baooxnouss.Jomz C. Osaoon, Gno. H. ALLEN,

Discount, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.Bank hours, 9 to quarter past 1.

FIRSTNATIONALBANK,No. '7’ Central Street.

CAPITAL, $300,000.Par Value of Shares, - - - .. ~ - $l00.00

DepositaryandFinancialAgentof theUnitedStates.

WILLIAM SUTTON, Pnnslbnntv.E. H. PAYSON, CASHIER.G. L. STREETER. TELLER.JAMES A. EVANS, Booxxmzrnn.CHAS. E. DIX, CLERK.

Directors :

WILLIAM P. GOODHUE, CHAS. G. PETTINGELL, M. W. SHEPARD,JOHN JEWETT, J. C. STIMPSON, EBEN SUTTON,

GEO. W. KEENE, WM. SUTTON, JR.

Discount daily. Directors Meetings, Mondays and Thursdays.Bank hours, 8,1,to 1%.

This Bank deals in United States Securities of all kinds.

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snzmr .'DI.'REO’1‘0i£Y‘.

fiincnurltiNATIONALBANK,'7 CENTRAL STREET.

Capital, - $200,000.Par ‘Value of Sharé, . . . . . . . . . $100.00

AARON PERKINS, Pnnsmnwr.J. HARDY PHIPPEN, (Lxsnmn. ‘GEO. PERKINS, BooKKI-mrnn.H. M. BATCHELDER, CLERK.

DIRECTORS.

WILLIAM F. NICHOLS, JOHN IIUBE, AARON PERKINS,OLIVER THAYER, DAVID MOORE, CHARLES HARRINGTON,

ALFRED WALEN.

Discount, Tuesdays and Fridays.Bank hours, 8% to 1%.

Merchants’NationalBankAsiatic Building,82 Washington St.

Capital, $200,000.Par Value of Shares, . . . . . . . . . $50.00

BENJAMIN H. SILSBEE, Pnnsmnmr.NATHANIEL B. PERKINS, >CASHIER.

WILLIAM H. WHIPPLE, BOOKKEEPER.GEORGE E. JEWETT, CLERK.

_ DIRECTORS.BENJAMINH.SILSBEE,J. w. PEELE, JAMESUPTON,JAMES P. COOK, DANIEL C. HASKELL, ANDREW B. ALMON.

Discount, Tuesdays and Fridays.Bank hours, 8},/, to 1%.

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NationalExchangeBank,NO. 231 ESSEX STREET.

BANKS.

CAPITAL - $200,000.Par Value of Shares, - - - - - $100.00.

JOHN WEBSTER, Pnnsxnnnw.JOSEPH H. WEBB, CASHIER.

S. G. SYMONDS, BOOKKEEPER.J. WARREN DERBY, Cmmx.

Directors.

8. G-. WHEATLAND, NATHAN Nmaons,Josnm F. WALDEN, J. S. KIMBALL,of Salem.WILLIAMN. Lonn, of Peabody.

Jomw Wmzsznan,Emmy L. WILLIAMS,

Discount, Mondays and Thursdays.Bank hours, 8%to 1%.

NaumlzeagNational Bank,N0. 161 ESSEX STREET.

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CAPITAL - $500,000.Par Value of Shares, - - - - - $100.00.

WILLIAM B. PARKER, PRESIDENT.JOS. H. TOWNE, CASHIER.J. O. TOWZNE, TELLER.

GEORGE R. FELT, Booxxnnrnn.B. H. FABENS, CLERK.

Directors.

W. B. PARKER, CHARLESH. MILLER, Fnucxs Cox,R. P. WATERS, B. A. WEST, G110.R. CHAPMAN.

Discount, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 9, A. M.Bank hours, 851101%.

268 SALEMDIRECTORY.

Salem National Bank,N0. 29 WASHINGTONSTREET.

OAPITAL, . _. . . . $200,000.Par Value of Shares, $100.00.

W. O. ENDICOTT, Pnnsmnm.

GEORGE D. PHIPPEN, Cumnn.

BENJAMIN W. RUSSELL, Booxxmrnn.

WILLIAM G. BARTON, CLERK.

Directors :

W. 0. Enpxcorr, JAMESCHAMBERLAIN, E. 5. P003,FRANCISBROWN, Aueurus STORY, JOHNKILBURN.

Discount, Mondays and Thursdays. Bank hours, 8; to 1;.

Agency Established in 1866.

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HENRY A. BROWN,

Fire,Life,Accident,and Marine

INSURANCEAGENT,OFFICE,No. 16 WASHENGTONSTREET,

SALEM, MASS.

fiRISKS placed in reliable Stock, or Mutualjcompanies, to suit the wishes of

customers.

INSURANCECOMPANIES. 269

NAUMKEAGMUTUAL

FISHINGINSURANCE00.OFFICE:

N 0. 16 Washington Street, Salem.

ANNUAL MEETING IN JANUARY.

DIRECTORS : — Henry F. Pitman, George Knight, George E. Pitman, Marblehe-ad ;Charles 0. Pettmgell, George P. Rust, Charles A. Ropes, Salem; David Crowell, JohnPickett, Francis A. Smith, Beverly.

CHARLES C. PETTINGELL, President.

HENRY A. BROWN, Secretary.

1'Sl'..A."I.'J'Il.\/.II.'.IE§.IE':.A.C3:'-

Rim msmmm @@o

No. 16 Washington Street, Salem, Mass.

Insures Dwelling Houses, Warehouses, Merchandise, and PersonalPropertygenerally,against loss or damage by Fireor

Lightning,whetherburnedor shattered.

On risks of FARM BUILDINGS, where LIVE STOCK is included, Policies coverthat STOCK, whether in BARN, HIGHWAY, or FIELD, against loss by LIGHT-NING.

NATHANIELG. ROBBINS,President.HENRYA. BROWN,Secretary.DIRECTORS:-——John Barlow, John H. Batchelder, James A. Smith, Henry I’.

Ives, Israel P. Harris, John S. Jone, John Pickering, Jr., Charles Odell, Charles"W ' .n, Nathaniel C. Robbins, James F. Almy, Charles 0. Pettingell, Jairus W..; wry, dohn P. Peabody, A. Augustus Smith, Charles A. Ropes, Thomas J. Grifford,Benjaxafin R. Symonds, Salem; Henry F. Pitman, Marblehead; Winiam Sutton,Peabo y.

[W270 SALEMDIRECTORY.

Salem Marine Insurance Co.

CAPITAL $100,000.

VVILLIAMZ NORTHEY, Pnnsxnnnr. IFREDERICK P. RICHARDSON, Sncnmmnr.

Oflice,32 Washington$13.,(AsiaticBuilding).

DIRECTORS.

WILLIAM Nonmnmr, JAMES B. Crmwnx, BENJAMIN A. Wnsw,WILLIAM HUNT, THEODORE H. N EAL, HENRY GARDNER.WILHAM B. PARKER, B. H. SILSBEE,

ESSEXMUTUALFIREINSUMNDE30.No. 42 WashingtonSt., Salem,Mass.

AN NUAL MEETING.

THIRD SATURDAY IN SEPTEMBER.

STEPHEN B. IVES, Pnnsmnnr.CHARLES S. NICHOLS, SECRETARY.

DIRECTORS.

Ronnnm Pmamz, Jom: Pnmvr, Lnomum B. HARRINGTON,Jomz JEWETT, WILLIAM P. Goonmm, CHAS. A. ROPES,Tnnnon PALMER, Tnos. H. FROTI-IINGI-IAM, DAVID Moorm.

INSURANCECOMPANIES. 271

HolyokeMutualFireInsuranceCo.SALEM, MASS.

AUGUSTUS STORY, - - - President and Treasurer.

THOMAS H. JOHNSON, - Secretary.

Oifice,27WashingtonStreet,(HolyokeBuilding.)

CashAssets,over - - $265,000.00AmountInsured,over - $18,000,000.00

DIRECTORS :

WILLARD P. PHILLIPS, Salem. G-. A. TAPLEY Danvers.ANDREWB. ALMON, “ F. M1'ro11ELL.iswich.AUGUSTUS STORY, “ SAMUEL M. BU IER, Lynn.JAMES CHAMBERLAIN, “ ALFRED A. ABBOTT, Peabody.AARON PERKINS, “ JOSEPH 0. PROOTOR, Gloucester.CHARLES H. PRICE, " JOHN D. PARKER, Boston.

S ALEM MUTUAL

FIREINSURANCECO.42 Washington Street.

ANNUALMEETING,FOURTHMONDAYINAPRIL.

CHARLES S. NICHOLS, President.

WILLIAM S. FELTON. Secretary.

DIRECTORS.

ISAAC P. FOSTER, BENJ. M. PERKINS,JAMES CHAMBERLAIN, CHAS. M. RICHARDSON,GEORGE F. BROWN, EBEN N. PRICE,FRANCIS CHOATE, WM. S. FELTON.

272 SALEMDIRECTORY.

SALEMSAVINGSBANK,N0.32WASHINGTONST.

INCORPORATED 1818.

Three per cent interest, half-Kearly, is payable on the third Wednesday in Apriland October, which, if not wit drawn, is added. to the principal, and at the end ofevery five years all extra income is divided. October, 1871, the number of depositorswere upwards of 15,000. The amount deposited was $5,000,000.

JOSEPH S. OABOT, PRESIDENT.CHAS. E. SYMONDS, TREASURER.

Vice—Presidents.Jomz 0. LEE, WILLIAM B. PARKER, JAMES Uprox,Lrzongnn B. HARRINGTON, JAMES B. Cuawmr, BENJ. H. Bmsnnn.

Trustees.Alfred Peabody, Peter Silver, John Webster,David Moore, Henry Gardner, N. B. Perkins,Edward H. Payson, R. Brookhouse, S. G. Wheatland,William C. Endicott, John H. Silsbee, William Northey,Allen W. Dodge, William H. Foster, Geo. R. Chapman.

William Sutton,

Finance Committee.

Joseph S. Cabot, James Upton, Benjamin H. Silsbee.Leonard B. Harrington, William 11. Foster, William B. Parker.

WM. H. Sxmorms, Jn., Secretary. CHARLES N. SYMONDS, Paying Teller.WM. H. SKINNER, Clerk.

Salem Five Cents Savings Bank,DOWl\TING’SBLOCK,175ESSEXSTREET.

INCORPORATED 1855.

Profits divided semi-annually. Payable in January and July. Money commencesto draw interest on the 2d Wednesday of January, April, July, and October. Interestallowed to depositors last year, 6 per cent. Number of depositors 5,594. The amountdeposited $1,351,653.35.

HENRY L. WILLIAMS, President.CHAS. H. HENDERSON, Treasurer.

Vice-Presidents.

FRANCISBROWN, Jomv Jnwmm,Joxm CHAPMAN, THOMAS Nxcnons,SAMUELENDICOTT,of Beverly. AARONPERKIN.

Trustees.

John Kilburn, Lemuel B. Hatch, Wm. F. Nichols, James O. Stimpson,Ephraim Brown, Stephen B. Ives, John C. Osgood, Oliver Thayer,George F. Brown, Charles Kimball, J airus W. Perry, Benjamin Webb,Joshua Cleaves, of Ipswich, Charles H. Price, George W. Pease,Francis Cox, Richard G.Manning, Charles A. Ropes, Joseph H. Towne,William P. Goodhue, Nathan Nichols, Joseph F. Walden, Benjamin A. West.

Committee of Investment.

Hem‘? 13-Williams, Joshua. Cleaves,Aaron Perkins, John 0, Osgood,

Charles H. Henderson.


SOCIETIES AND COMPANIES.Plummet Hall.

This building is located at 134 Essex street. It was erec-ted in 1856, from funds left by the late Miss Caroline Plum-mer, to the proprietors of the Salem Athenaeum.

The first story is appropriated to a portion of the libraryand the historical collections of the Essex Institute, and hastwo ante-rooms, one of which contains the periodicals andpublications of societies received in exchange; the other,the manuscripts and historical collections. In the large hallin the rear has been arranged the newspapers, pamphlets,and books of reference of the Institute.

The second story has a. similar arrangement of rooms.The Western ante-room is appropriated to the use of the li-brarian, and some of the principal works of reference, andthe new books belonging to the Salem Athenaeum; the east-ern, to the libraries of the Essex South District Medical So-ciety and the Essex Agricultural Society. The alcoves onthe Western side of the large room in the rear contain the li-brary of the Salem Athenaeum; those on the eastern, thatof the Essex Institute. The libraries of the several socie-ties in the building contain about 43,000 bound volumes,besides a large collection of pamphlets.

Plummer Farm School of Reform for Boys.This school was founded by the munificent bequest of

Miss Caroline Plummer. It is a school for the instruction,employment, and reformation of juvenile offenders in thecity of Salem. The amount of the bequest was $25,000,present fund $50,000; and the school Went into operationSeptember 23, 1870.

A Board of ten Trustees Was chosen by the Mayor andAldermen of the city of Salem, in May, 1855, and incorpo-rated by an Act of the Legislature on the 21st of May,1855. The first meeting of the Board of Trustees Was heldNovember 26, 1855, at which time a. code of By-Laws Wasadopted, and officers were elected. The Board of Trusteesfor 1871 is as follows :—

President, William I. Bowditch. Treasurer and Secre-tary, Gilbert L. Streeter. Trustees, William I. Bowditch,William Chase, J as. Kimball, Samuel P. Andrews, Geo. R.Chapman, G. L. Streeter, Aaron Perkins, Thos. Nichols, jr.John C.-Lee, James B. Curvven. Supt, O. A. Johnson.

Salem Athenmum.Incorporated in 1810, was formed by the union of the S0-

cial and Philosophical Libraries. The former was organizedin 1760, the latter in 1781. Number of volumes, 14,500,which are deposited in Plummet Hall, 134 Essex street.


Annual meeting for the choice of officers, last Wednesdaybut one in May.

Library open every day between the hours of 9, A. M. and1, P.M., and from 2 to 5, P.M. ; in the summer months to 6, P.M.

Ofiicers chosen in May, 1871.—Presz'dent, Alpheus Crosby.Treasurer, N. C. Robbins. Cleric of the Oopomtion, HenryWheatland. Trustees, Alpheus Crosby, William Mack,Henry Wheatland, Henry E‘. King, F. VV.Putnam, WilliamS. Messervey, John L. Russfell, Nathaniel 0. Robbins,Joseph G. Waters. Librarian, E. S. Merritt.

EssexSouthern District Medical Society.Consists of all those members of the Massachusetts

Medical Society who reside in Lynn, Swampscott, N ahant,Saugus, Marblehead, Salem, Danvers, Middleton, Beverly,Wenham,Topsfie1d, Ipswich, Hamilton, Essex, Rockport,Gloucester, Manchester, and Peabody.

The Society was formed in 1805, in pursuance of a vote ofthe Massachusetts Medical Society, authorizing the establish-ment of district or subordinate associations. The Library isannually increased, and contains about 1,000 volumes; it isdeposited in Plummer Hall, where the regular quarterlymeetings of the society are held.

Annual meeting on Tuesday of the week preceeding themeeting of the Massachusetts Medical Society.

Ofiicers elected, 1871.———P7"es7Ident,Edward B. Peirson, ofSalem; Vice-President, James M. Nye, of Lynn; Treasurer,William Mack, of Salem; Secretary, Amos H. Johnson, ofSalem; Librarian, William Neilson, of Salem.

Essex Institute.Incorporated in 1848, was formed by the union of the

Essex Historical Society and the Essex County NaturalHistory Society.

The Library, which contains about 27,000 volumes, withthe historical collections, also portraits, including several ofthe former Presidents of the Historical Society, and some ofthe early settlers of New England, are deposited in PlummerHall. The scientific collections have been placed in thecustody of the Trustees of the Peabody Academy of Science,and have been arranged, with the Museum of the East IndiaMarine Society, in the East India Marine Hall.

The Institute publishes a Monthly Bulletin and 3,volumeof the historical collections annually.

Two exhibitions of Fruit and Flowers are held monthly,at their rooms in Plummer Hall, during the summer andautumn. Annual meeting on the second Wednesday in May.

Ofiicers chosen in May, 1871.—P7'esz'dent, Henry Wheat-land; Vice-Presidents, A. 0. Goodell, jr., George Peabody,B‘.W. Putnam, of Salem, and William Sutton, of Peabody;


Treasurer, Henry Wheatland; Home and Recording Secre-tary, Amos H. Johnson; Foreign Secretary, Alpheus S.Packard, jr.; Librarian, VV. P. Upham; Superintendent qfMuseum, John Robinson.

Library open every day between the hours of 9, a.. m.,and 1, p. 111., and 2 and 5, p. m.; in summer to 6, p. In.

Peabody Academy of Science.Founded in February, 1867. George Peabody, of London,

placed in the hands of nine Trustees the sum of one hundredand forty thousand dollars; forty thousand to be expendedin the purchase of the East India Marine Hall, and the fittingup of the same, for the arrangement of a Museum with thoseof the East India. Marine Society and of the Essex Institute,and for other purposes. The sum of one hundred thousanddollars to be kept as a. permanent fund, the income to be ap-

ropriated for the promotion of science and useful knowledge1n the County of Essex.

Trustees, Asa. Gray, of Cambridge; W. C. Endicott, ofSalem; George Peabody Russell, of Bristol, R. I.; O. C.Marsh, of New Haven; Henry Wheatland, of Salem; A. O.Goodell, jr., of Salem; James R. Nichols, of Haverhill;Henry C. Perkins, of N ewburyport; S. Endicott Peabody,of Salem. They were incorporated in April, 1868, and areorganized as follows:

President, W. C. Endicott; Vz'ce—P7'esz'dent,Henry Wheat-Iand; Secretary, A. C. Goodall, jr.; Treasurer, James R.Nichols; Finance Oommittee, W. G. Endicott, A. C.Goodell, jr., James R. Nichols; Eaccutive Committee, W. C.Endicott, H. Wheatland, A. G, Goodell, jr., H. C. Perkins,J. R. Nichols; Oouncil, W. C. Endicott, Henry Wheatland,A. O. Goode11,jr., James R. Nichols, F. W. Putnam, A. S.Packard, jr. ; Director of Museum, F. W. Putnam; Curator,A. S. Packard, jr,; Assistant, Caleb Cook; Cleric, W. S.West.

The museum is open to the public every day, exceptSundays and Mondays, from 10, a. In. to 5, p. 111.

Salem Lyceum.Was formed the 18th of January, 1830, and organized as

an Incorporated Association on the 2d of April, 1830. Theintroductory lecture was delivered in the Sewall-streetMeeting House, by Hon. D. A. White.

The purchase of an annual ticket makes a person a mem-ber of the corporation; and the price of a ticket has neverbeen more than ONE DOLLAR. Over six hundred lectureshave been delivered in the annual courses.

The Legislature, on the 20th of April, 1852, passed an act,making Daniel A. White, Stephen 0. Phillips, George


Peabody, their associate petitioners and successors, and themale citizens of the city of Salem, of twenty-one years ofage, purchasers of tickets to the twenty-third course oflectures, a corporation by the name of the Salem Lyceum.At a meeting of the corportion, held May, 1871, the follow-ing ofiicers were elected:

President, George B. Loring; Vice-President, JamesKimball; Recording Secretary, Henry J. Gross; Corres-ponding Secretary, Charles S. Osgood; Treasurer, G. L.Streeter; Managers, Nathaniel Brown, A. A. Smith, T. H.Frothingham, Geo. R. Chapman, John Barlow, Joseph H.Webb, N. J. Holden, Wm. P. Martin; Trustees, GeorgePeabody, Caleb Foote, Alpheus Crosby.

Young Men’s Union.Organized, 1855. For the benefit of the Young Men of

all avocations in this community.This association occupies convenient rooms (No.224 Essex

street, BroW11e’s block), and is in receipt of the leadingdaily and Weekly journals, of all parts of the country; alsothe standard reviews and principal periodicals of the day.It has a library of reference, comprising the latest and mostaccurate maps.

N 0 admission fee is required; and the assessments, pay-able in advance, are fixed at the low price of $2 per annum.

All gentlemen, wishing to sustain such an institution inour city, or avail themselves of its privileges, are cordiallyinvited to join.

Oficers for the year ending April, 1872.—-—P7'esz'dent,W.P. Hayward; Vice-President, John R. Lakeman; Treasurer,Thomas B. Nichols; Corresponding Secretary, William D.Dennis; Recording Secretary, Hubbard Breed; Directors,Henry F. Woodman, Lemuel A. Smith, John W. Perkins,Wm. R. Colby, Wm. H. Symonds, jr., N. A. Horton.

Young Men’s Christian Association.Organized 1858. Rooms 194Essex street.

OFFIoERs.—P7'esz'dent, D. B. Hagar. Vice-Presidents, E.S. Atwood, C. H. Hayward, Henry W. Peabody. Treas-urer, William G. Barton. Recording Secretary, 0. H. N 0-well. Corresponding Secretary, William H. Whipple.

D1REcToRs.—Ta,bernacle, Charles 0. Shepherd, Walter K.Bigelovv, William B. Oressey, Ezra L. Woodbury. SouthChurch, John C. Osgood, Geo. P. Daniels, J. P. Langmaid,Herbert E. Valentine. First Baptist, Charles C. Pettingell,Charles H. Price, Thomas F. Burbank, Charles E. Chute.Methodist, M. Robson, J. F. Almy, W. 0. Henderson, JamesN. Clifford. Crombie Street Church, Hugh Elder, WilliamP. Draper. Oentml Baptist, George A. Davis. CalvaryBaptist, William F. Ashton.


This Association has very attractive and convenientrooms at 194 Essex street, which are freely open to the pub-lic each day and evening (Sundays excepted), and are Wellsupplied with a.library and the leading papers and periodicals.

Salem Fraternity.Organized April, 1869. Rooms Downing block, 175 Essex

street. Rooms open every evening, free to all, from 7 to 10o’c1ock. The Reading Room is furnished with the leadingnewspapers and periodicals, and an abundance of books.The rooms are also provided with boards for Croquet, CueAlley, Checkers, Chess, Backgammon, etc.

BOARDOF GovERNMENT.—Presz'dent, Henry Wheatland.Vice Presidents, James Coolidge, Oliver D. Way, William

Oogswell, Frederick Grant. Treasurer, VVi11iamNorthey.Secretary, John R. Lakeman. Assistant Secretary, MissEllen Spalding. Directors, Misses Mary 0. Hodges, Lydia.R. Nichols, Elizabeth W. Silsbee, and Mrs. J as. 0. Safford.Superintendent of Rooms, Miss Lizzie P. N ourse. Janitor,Sylvester Kilham.

General Objects of the Socz'ety.——Tofurnish to the youngpeople of both sexes in Salem and vicinity, a convenient re-sort in which to spend their leisure time,——wherethe influ-ences Will be elevating, and where they may find rationalamusement and recreation. To provide them with opportu-nities for self-improvement, means of intellectual cultureand sympathy, and aid in time of trouble. To present in anattractive form, all those good influences which will helpto destroy the power of the allurements of vice, so preva-lent in a city life. Also to engage in active benevolentWork; to aid young persons, strangers in the city, to obtainemployment, and secure proper boarding—p1aces; to visitthose who are sick and in prison; and especially to helpthose, Whom a. Word of kindness and sympathy at the righttime may save from lives of degradation and sin.

The citizens of Salem and vicinity are cordially invitedto visit the rooms of the Fraternity during any Week dayevening between the hours of half past seven and ten0’c1ock.

Salem Oratorio Society.Organized November 17, 1868. Place of rehersal, Lyceum

Hall. Number of members, 404. Executive 0ommz'ttee,Francis H. Lee, Solomon Lincoln jr. J ames T. Hewes, Ben-jamin H. Fabens, William Agge, Elmer H. Valentine.Musical Director, Carl Zerrahn.

Dorcas Society.Organized in 1812, fof the purpose of distributing clothing-

among the poor of the city.19

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Harmony Grove Cemetery Corporation.Organized in 1839. Incorporated in 1840. Cemetery con-

secrated, June 14, 1840. Contains about 65 acres. The saleof lots is under the charge of W. H. Foster, to whom applica-tions cunbe made. Annual meeting for the choice of Trus-tees, first Wednesday in January.

Ofiicers elected January, 1871.—Presz'dent, J os. S. Cabot.Trustees, John C. Lee, J. W. Peele, Robert Brookhouse,George Wheatland, Nathaniel Silsbee, William H. Foster.Secretary and Treasurer, William H. Foster. Keeper,Charles Oreesy.

Seaman's Orphan and Children's Friend Society.The Salem Chi1dren’sFriend Society was organized Feb-

ruary 25, 1839, for the purpose of rescuing from evil, andimproving the condition of, such children as are in indigentand suffering circumstances, and unprovided for. Incor-porated March 1841. In 1844, the house they now occupy,No. 7 Carpenter street, was purchased at an expense of$1,500, and presented to them by R. Brookhouse, Esq., ofthis city, when they took their present name. Annual meet-ing, 8th of May. Visitors admitted on Wednesday.

0fi'icers.——P7-esz'dent, Mrs. Thorndike Proctor. V'ice-P7~es-idem, Mrs. N. W. Osgood, sen. Secretary, Mrs. C. M.Richardson. Treasurer, Miss Ellen A. Brown. Managers,Mrs. James Chamberlain, Mrs. B. R. Peabody, Mrs. A. J .,Archer, Mrs. Joseph Winn, Mrs. J. H. Phippen, Mrs. N. H.Brooks, Mrs. Charles H. Miller, Mrs. N . B. Mansfield, Mrs.Henry J , Pratt, Mrs. James Braden, Mrs. William Kehew,Mrs. Jonathan Kenny, Miss Jane Nichols, Miss ElizabethK. Whipple, Misses Cox. Board Q)"Advisers, John C.Osgood, William Cogswell, John Chapman, Charles Ropes.Matron, Mrs. Azuba. Gillpatrick.

Seamen’s Widow and Orphan Association.Formed in 1833. Incorporated 1844. Annual meeting

on the first Thursday in January.Ofiicers elected for 1871.——P7'es'ident, Mrs. S. B. Ives.

Vice-President, Mrs. Thomas B. Russell. Treasurer, Mrs.George D. Phippen. Secretary, Miss M. E. W. Jocelyn.Managers, Mrs. Joseph Webb, Mrs. E. H. Staten, Mrs.Margaret W. Kimball, Mrs. Richard Lindsay, Mrs. SamuelRopes, jr., Mrs. James Emerton, Mrs. W. H. Jelly, MissSusan English, Mrs. Charles W. Farrington, Mrs. JamesKimball, Mrs. George C. Hodgdon, Mrs. John Brooks.

City Orphan Asylum of Salem, Sisters of Charity.Organized 1866. No. 91 Lafayette street. Conducted

by four Sisters. Superior, Sister Mary. For the purposeof receiving orphan boys and girls of any denomination.


Samaritan Society.Organized December 10, 1832. Annual meeting on 2d

Monday in December.Board of Ofiicers.-——Pres2'clent,Mrs. Lydia Short. 1st Vice-

President, Mrs. Solomon Varney. 2d Vice-President,Mrs.Charles E. Symonds. Trustees, Mrs. J. F. Walden, Mrs.E. Woods, Mrs. H. Pitman, Mrs. George W. Estes, jr.,Mrs. H. Luscomb, Mrs. S. R. Hathaway, Mrs. StephenWhipple. Secretary, Mrs. Willard Goldthwaite. Treasurer,Mrs. ThomasH. Frothingham.

Salem Female Charitable Society.Organized 1801. Incorporated1804. Society meetings

held monthly.0flicers.———Fz'rstDirectress, Mrs. P. _P. Pinel. Second

D737-ectress,Mrs. Emery Johnson. Treasurer, Miss S. Frye.Secretary, Miss H. O. Mack. Managers, Mrs. R. Brook-house, Mrs. S. P. Webb, Mrs. G. B. Loring, Mrs. C. P.Lord, Miss Mary 0. Anderson, Miss Maria. Chase, Mrs.Eben Putnam.

Association for the Relief of Aged and DestituteWomen.

Old Ladies’ Home, 114 Derby, corner Orange street.Board of Government, for 1871.———Presz'dent,B. H.

Silsbee; Vice-Presidents, Oliver Thayer, William H. Foster,Robert Brookhouse; Treasurer, Charles E. Faben; Secreta-ry, Charles S. Rea; Lady Managers, Mrs. John Bertram,Mr. John Webster, Mrs. Alfred Peabody, Miss Maria.Chase, Mrs. George H. Chase, Mrs. William F. Gardner,Mis Caroline Follansbee, Miss Lydia R. Nichols, Mrs. B.H. Silsbee, Mrs. R. G. Manning, Mrs. Edward D. Kimball,Miss Abby S. Osgood; Gentlemen Managers, Charles A.Ropes, Henry F. Skerry, Richard G. Manning, Robert S.Rantoul, David Moore, Stephen G. Wheatland, AaronPerkins, S. M. Cate, Joseph H. Phippen, James P. Cook,BenjaminA. West; Matron, Mrs. Harriet Imperial; Assist.Matron, Miss Mary E. Imperial.

Salem Marine Society.Instituted 1766. Incorporated 1771.

Annual meeting, last Thursday in October. Meetings arelikewise held on the evenings of the last Thursday of evelgmonth throughout the year.

Oficers elected October, 1870.——Master,Nathaniel Brown;Deputy Master, George Upton; Treasurer, Daniel H. Mans-field; Glerlc, William B. Bates; Dis. Committee, SamuelHill, Joseph Moseley, A. S. Perkins, Wm. G. Webb; Agent

for the Franklin Building, William B. Bates.


Salem East India Marine Society.N o. 161 Essex street.

Instituted in 1799. Incorporated in 1801. The valuableand highly interesting museum of this society has been de-posited with the trustees of the Peabody Academy ofScience, and is arranged with the scientific collections ofthe Essex Institute in the East India Marine Hall.

President, Benjamin H. Silsbee; Oommittee of Observation,Charles Millett, Wm. B. Parker, Chas. Roundy; Treasurer,Nathaniel Brown; Recording Secretary, Thomas Saul; Dis.Committee, Nathaniel Brown, Nathaniel Griffin, Nicholas T.Snell.

Salem Female Employment Society.Incorporated May 1, 1867. Objects: to give sewing to

poor women, at a fair compensation, who cannot obtain em-ployment elsewhere. The garments thus made, except thosespecially ordered, are sold at their rooms, 286 Essex street,and the proceeds are applied to extend the benefits of theSociety. Semi-annual sales in spring and autumn are alsoheld under the direction of the Managers.

Annual meeting second Thursday in April.Ofiicers chosen in April, 1871.——P7‘esz'dent, Mrs. Samuel

Johnson; Vice-President, Mrs. William S. Cleveland; Secre-tary, Miss Mary H. Nichols; Treasurer, Miss Lucy H.Upton; Purchaser, Miss Ellen D. Webb; Managers, MissE. 0. Williams, Mrs. Otis P. Lord, Miss Mary Osgood, MissMartha Webb, Miss Annie Perkins, Miss Annie Robbins,Miss Annie Snell; Agent, Mrs. Temple Dodge, 286 Essex.

Salem Charitable Mechanical Association.Organized October 1, 1817. Incorporated June 4, 1822.

Consists of regular apprenticed Mechanics, and of Manu-facturers, citizens of the city of Salem and vicinity. Num-ber of members about 300. Annual meeting for the choiceof oflicers, first Wednesday in January.

In connection with this Association is a. Library, contain-ing four thousand Volumes, for the use of members and theirapprentices. The Library is open on Saturday evening ofeach week. The average weekly delivery is one hundredand fifty volumes.

Ofiicers elected Jam. 1871.———Pa"esz'dent,Charles Harring-ton; Vice-Pwesident, N. Gardner Symonds; Treasurer, JohnChapman; Secretary, Joseph Swaseyg Tvmstees, Benj. S.Boardman, Robert P. Clough, Michael Grush, Nathaniel A.Very, John H. Conway, John Pollock, J ames A. Sanborn,Aaron 0. Young, George P. Ferguson, Henry Conant,Charles S. Buffum, John S. WardWe1l,jr., John H. Bell,Henry C. Perkins, Nathaniel 0. Patterson.


Salem Dispensary.Organized, February, 1820. Incorporated, February, 1831.

Its object has been the relief of the poor by furnishingMedicine and medical advice gratuitously.

In 1859, it was reconstructed on the plan of similar insti-tutions in larger cities,and a central office established at theTown Hall, Where the clerk is in attendance every day,Sundays excepted, from 3 to 5, p.m., to receive all applica-tions for the privileges a.ff'ordedby the institution. Anyperson approved by the Executive Committee, Who shallpay the sum of five dollars per annum, or fifty cents permonth, may be entitled to the benefit of the institution forhimself and family. Those who may be unable to pay thissmall assessment, will be provided for gratuitously. Theexpenses to be paid by an annual subscription.

The city is divided into two districts, the Eastern and theWestern, to each of which is assigned a physician and anapothecary. The Eastern district includes all persons whomay apply for relief living eastward of St. Peter and Centralstreets, a.nd.i11 South Salem. The Western district includesthose living Westward of the above streets, and in NorthSalem.

Annual meeting, first Thursday in January.Board of Managers, elected January, 1871.-Presz'dent,

Richard G. Manning; Secretary and Treasurer, John 0.Towne; Members, George Peabody, Edward B. Peirson,Richard S. Rogers, John G. Osgood, John Bertram, A. C.Goodell jr., W. F. Nichols, Augustus Story, John Webster,James B. Ourwen, David Choate.

Executive Committee, E. B. Peirson, Wflliam N eilson,C. A. Carlton.

Physicians, Dr. William Neilson, 49 Washington street,for Eastern district; Dr. 0. A. Carlton, for Western district.

Apothecaries, Gr. Barton, Eastern district; 0. H. Pinkham,Western District.

Cleric, Dr. William Ne-ilson, oflice, southwest room in oldTown Hall.

Salem Board of Trade.Organized November, 1866. Rooms, 16Washington street.President, Willard P. Phillips; Vice-Presidents, John 0.

Osgood, John Kilburn, James F. Almy; Managers, John M.Anderson, John T. Carter, Alvah A. Evans, Simeon Flint,Caleb Foote, James A. Grillis, Daniel G. Haskell, CharlesHarrington, John S. Jones, Richard G. Manning‘, Enoch K.Noyes, Charles G. Pettingell, George W. Pousland, GeorgeD. Phippen, Charles M. Richardson, Charles A. Ropes, A.Augustus Smith, Volney C. Stow; Secretary and Treasurer,Henry A. Brown.


Salem Street Railway.President, A. G. Goodell, jr.; Directors, Wm. Mack,

H. Wheatland, B. W. Russell, Asa. P. Robinson; Treasurer,Wm. Mack; Superintendent, George F. Berry; Clerk, Ed-ward A. Smith.

Commencedrunning to South Danvers, July 8, 1863; toBeverly, October 28, 1863.

Eastern Railroad Company.President, George M. Browne; Directors, G. M. Browne

of Boston, Samuel Hooper of Boston, T. K. Lothrop of Bos-ton, Franklin Haven of Boston, Benj. E. Bates of Boston,HenryL. Williams of Salem, Ichabod Goodwinof Ports-mouth; Superintendent, John Thompson of Marblehead;Treasurer and Olerlc,John B. Parker.

LAWRENCE BRANCH RAILROAD.

From Salem to Lawrence. This road is now owned bythe Eastern Railroad.

SOUTHREADINGBRANCHRAILROAD.From Peabody to the Boston and Maine R. R. at Wake-

field. Directors same as Eastern Railroad Company. Cleric,Wm. H. Foster; Treasurer, John B. Parker.

SALEMANDLOWELLRAILROAD.This road is leased and operatedby the Boston and Lowell

Railroad Company.mxnvmnsRAILROAD.

From Danvers to Wakefield. This road is managed bythe Boston and Maine Railroad Company.

Salem and New York Express SteamshipCorporation.

Organized, 1871. President, Willard P. Phillips; Direc-tors, Charles C. Pettingell, Charles H. Price, John P.Peabody, Wm. P. Goodhue, Rufus H. Brown, Alex. B.Merrill; Clerk and Treasurer, Joseph H. Webb; Agents,Richardson & Daland, Phillips Wharf; Murray, Ferris, &00., Pier 16, East River, New York. Steamers leave Salemand New York every Wednesday and Saturday.

Salem Laboratory Company.Oifice, at the works. Located on Laboratory street,

North Salem. Annual meeting, last Wednesday in July.President and Treasurer, William H. Foster; Directors,

William H. Foster, George F. Brown, John J ewett, EdwardB. Lane, Charles M. Richardson, Joseph 0. Foster; Agent,T. Putnam Symonds; Chemist and Cleric, Nathaniel A.Very.


Salem and Danvers Aqueduct Company.Incorporated 1797. Annualmeeting, first Thursday in

May. Dividends in May and November, paid at Salem Na.-tional Bank. Oflice, 280-; Essex street. President, WilliamSutton. Vice-President, Aaron Perkins. Treasurer, Geo.D. Phippen. Directors, William Sutton, Aaron Perkins,John Lovejoy, ThomasP. Pingree, Joseph H. Leavitt, OtisP. Lord, Alfred A. Abbott, John Kinsman, Francis Brown.Superintendentand Oollector,John Kinsman.

Wenham Water Board.Incorporated 1865. Oflice 1 Central, corner Essex street.

President, Willard P. Phillips. Members, Thomas H. Froth-ingham, Franklin T. Sanborn, William A. Greasy, A. Aug.Smith. Clericqf theBoard, Daniel H. Johnson, jr.

EssexMarine Railway.Incorporated February, 1826. First vessel hauled up,

ship “ Endeavor,” September, 21, 1826. Annual meefring, third Monday in January. Superintendent, BenjaminWebb. Treasurer, Nathaniel B. Perkins. Directors, Benj.Webb, Aaron Perkins, and W. P. Goodhue.

Salem Marine Railway Company.Incorporated 1823. First vessel hauled up, brig “ Wash-

ington,” September, 1823. Annual meeting in January.Directors, J. W. Peele, George Dodge, Lemuel B. Hatch.Treasurer, Lemuel B. Hatch. Superintendent, Daniel G.Becket.

Mechanic Hall Corporation.Incorporated 1839. Annual meeting, first Thursdayin

January. President, Aaron Perkins. Directors, AaronPerkins, L. B. Harrington, F. O. Butman, A. A. Smith,Daniel Potter, Josiah Cracker, Stephen B. Ives. Treasurer,Clerk, and Agent, T. M. Dix.

‘India Manufacturing Company.Webb street. Incorporated 1867. President, James P.

Cook. Tresurer, J oshua. W. Daniels. Directors, James P.Cook, James M. Beebe, John G. White, J. W. Daniels.Manufacture gunny cloth.

Bengal Baggmg Company.Oflice Asiatic building. President, John Webster.

Treasurer, Francis Peabody. Directors, Wm. G. Endicott,John Kilburn, Richard D. Rogers, B. A. West. Cleric,B. W. Russell. Manufacturegunny cloth.

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Salem Foundry and Machine Shop.Derby, corner Liberty street.

President, John Kilburn; Directors, Joseph ]~I.Leavit1:,James 0. Saiford; Treasurer, Charles A. Ropes; Superin-tendent, J. T. Carter.

Salem Lead Company.Incorporated February 7, 1868. Capital, $150,000.

Office26 Post OfficeBuilding. Works on line of E. R. R.between Saunders and Pearl streets.

President, B. H. Silsbee; Treasurer, Francis BrownsDirectors, Benjamin H. Silsbee, Charles H. Miller, JamesB. Curwen, George R. Chapman, Francis Brown; Superin-tendent, D. G. Batchelder. '

Manufacture White Lead, Lead Pipe, 850.

Forest River Lead Company.Formed 1843. Incorporated 1846.0_17ice1's.—Presz°dent, John A. Bird. Directors, William

H. Chase, George 0. Chase, John A. Bird, Henry Barton,George W. Pousland. General Agent, George 0. Chase.Cleric and Treasurer, Henry M. Brooks.

Mills at Forest River, on the road leading to Marblehead.Counting-room, 243% Essex street. The Company manufac-ture White Lead, Sheet Lead, and Vinegar.

Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company.Annual meeting, third VVednesda.y in January. Incorpo-

rated in 1839. Building erected in 1845, in Harbor street,South Salem. Second building erected in 1860. Thirdbuilding erected in 1868. President, Richard P. Waters.Directors, Richard P. Waters. Francis Cox, Wm. C. Endi-cott, C. H. Miller, Nathaniel Walker, John D. Parker,James O. Safibrd, Robert H. Waters, Jacob 0. Rogers.Treasurer, John Kilburn. Cleric, Henry D. Sullivan.

Great Pasture Company.Annual meeting, first Monday in April.Ofiicers elected April, 1871.——~P7'esz'dent,John Archer.

Directors, J 03. S. Cabot, Caleb Foote, Henry L. Williams.T7'easm'e7', John P. Andrews. Secretary. H. Wheatland.

Derby Wharf Corporation.Incorporated 1810. Opposite the Custom House, Derby

street. Annual meeting, first Monday in January.President, Charles 0. Pettingell; Cleric and Treasurer,

Alfred Walen; Directors, Luther D. Pettingell, George P.Rust; Wharfinger, Frank Butler.

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Salem and South Danvers Oil Company.N0. 43 Mason street. Capital, $48,000. 120 shares, par

value $100.Présideizt, A. A. Evans; Treasurer and Superintendent,

N. G. Symonds; Directors, A. A. Evans, Wm. Varney,John Husg, Nathamel Horton, C. H. Weston, of Salem,Wm. H. L11:tle,_A. A.'Messer of Peabpdy.

Annual meet1ng', th1rd Wednesday 1n January.

Seccomb Oil Manufacturing Company.President, Amos Tufts. Treasurer, E. Seccomb. Clerk,

Edward S. Thayer. Dz'7"ect07's,Amos Tufts, E. Seccomb,George L. Newcomb, Benjamin Beal, Nathaniel Wiggin,James Coolidge, Simeon Flint.

Manufacture lubricating and curriers’ oil.

MASONIC S0 CIETIES .Meetings are held at Masonic Hall, DoWniI1g’sBlock.

WM. L. BATCHELDER, General Superintendent of Hall.

Winslow Lewis Commandery Knights Templar.Organized March, 1865. Officers elected third Thursday

in October. William Sutton, E. Comm. ; Geo. H. Pierson,G.; David Z. Smith, ()'.G'.; John B. Hill, Prelate; LeviPreston, S.W.; John Shaw, 2d, J.W.; James Kimball,Treasurer; Israel S. Lee, Recorder; George Tapley,Sword B. ; John Meacom, Stcmd’d B. ; Tristam T. Savory,W. ; Irving Stone, Sam’1 T. Plummer, Herbert T. Conant,C’apt.’s 6%.; Jacob Young, Organist; Wm. L. Batchelder,Sentinel.

Regular communications, third Thursday in each month.

Salem Council Select and Royal Masters.Instituted. 1818. Re—organized 1867.

Regular Oonvocations, second Tuesday of each month.Ofiicers elected annually, second Tuesday in January.

George Tapley, M.I.M.; J. Q. A. Batchellor, R.I.]l[.;Richard B. Hood, I.]l[.W.; Henry 0. Torr, M. of 0.;John W. Roberts, M. of Ex. ; David Roberts, Recorder ;John R. Smith, Capt. of G. ; Edward A. Daniels, C’0nd.;Daniel J. Preston, Sentinel; William L. Batchelder, Tyler.

Washington Royal Arch Chapter.Instituted Jan. 18, 1811. Re-organized Sept. 7, 1852.

Regular communications, 2d and 4th Thursday of eachmonth. Officers elected annually, 2d Thursday in Dec.

Ofiicers elected Deon, 1870.--Robert Chase, III. E. H. P. ;John J. Koker, E. K. ;Daniel P. Grosvenor, E. S’.; Alva

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Kendall, Treasurer; Thomas J. Hutchinson, Secretary;William E. Mead, 0. H.; George W. S. Rollins, P. 6'. ,'Daniel J. Preston, RA. 0. ; John R. Smith, M. 3d 17.; Wy-man B. Richardson, M. 2d V. ; Samuel C. Weston, M. 1:51:V. ; William L. Batchelder, Tyler.

Sutton Lodge of Perfection, A. A. S. R.Organized April 8, 1864.

Regular communications, 1st Thursday of each month.George H. Pierson, T.P. G.M. ; Dana. Z. Smith, D.G‘..M. ;

Henry A. Brown, S. G. W. ; Israel S. Lee, J. G. W. ; JamesKimball, G.S. déK.S. ; Thomas J. Hutchinson, G. T. ; J 03.E. Glover, Mast. Qf 0.; William Saunders, 0. of 6%.;Her-bert T. Conant, G.H.; Wflliam L. Batchelder, G. T.

North Star Lodge, No. 38.Knights of Pythias. Organized,April, 1870.

Meetings are held.Friday evenings, at CentralHall.Dana. Z. Smith, W.C.; Thomas H. Johnson, W. V. 0.;

William H. Flowers, Jr., V.P. ; Henry E. Reynolds, F. S. ;Abraham J. Stanley, R. S’.; Walter S. Harris, W. 13.; Ed-ward A. Yasinski, W.G. ; George G. Hudson, LS. ,'Nathan-iel F. Hobbs, 0.8’.

EssexLodge of Free and Accepted Masons.Chartered by the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, June

6, 1791. Re-organized June 11, 1845.Regular communications on the first Tuesday evening in

each month ; other Tuesday evenings, meetings of theLodge of Instruction. Ofiicers elected annually, on the firstTuesday evening in December.

Oflicers elected Dec., 1870.——-Chas. E. Getchell, W.M. ;Wm. L. Hyde, S. W. ; E. A. Daniels, J. W. ; Alva. Kendall,Treasurer; Mark Pitman, Chaplain; Joseph Swasey, Sec-retary ,- Wm. F. Annable, S. D. ; George P. Taylor, J. D. ;George F. Ferguson, Marshal; John H. Hall, S. S. ; JohnHopkins, J.S. ; William L. Batchelder, Tyler.

Starr King Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons.Charteredby the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, April

13,1864.Regular communications, the first Monday in each month.Ephraim A. Annable, W. 1%.;Henry A. Brown, S. W. ;

James S. Newhall, J. W.; Thomas H. Barnes, Chaplain ;John Barlow, T7~easu7"e7';William B. Upton, Secretary;Samuel 0. Lunt, S.D. ; Nathaniel D. Pierce, J..D. ; John T.McDavitt, S. S. ; William H. Nichols, 3d, J.S. ; Samuel C.Weston, I. 8.; Joseph M. Parsons, Marshal; William L.Batohelder, Tyler.

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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.NAUMKEAGENCAMPMENT,No.13.1.0. orO.F.Instituted at Salem, J uue 26, 1845. The regular sessions

are held on the second and fourth Thursdayevenings ineach month, in Asiatic Building. Ofiicers chosen semi-amnually in the months of June and December.

OfiicerschosenJune, 1871.— Charles H. Ingalls, 0'.P. ;John F. Staniford, H.P.; Charles F. Wilkins, S.W; Wm.D. Dennis, J. W. ; E. B. Phillips, Scribe ; Walter S. Harris,Treasurer.

ESSEX LODGE, No. 26. I. 0.0F O. F.Instituted November 6, 1843. Meetings every Monday

evening in Asiatic Building. Oflicers chosen semi-annually,on the last Monday evening in June and December. '

Oflicers elected June, 1871.——Georg-eM. Harris, N. G. ;Aaron 0. Young, V. G. ; E. B. Phillips, Recording and Per-manent Secretary; J. P. Langmaid, Treasurer; J. E.Mathews, Chaplain.

FRATERNITY LODGE, NO. 118. I.O. or O.F.Instituted Nov. 18, 1846. Meetings every Wednesday

evening, at Asiatic Building. Ofiicerschosen semi-annual-ly, on the last Wednesday evenings in June and December.

Ofiicers elected, June, 1871. — Barzilla L. Merrill, N. G. ;Benj. N. Kenny, VG. ; James W. Averill, Secretary; J. L.Lougee, Treasurer; Samuel 0. Beane, Chaplain.

SONS OF TEMPERANCE. Etc.HENFIELD DIVISION, NO. 2.

Instituted February 23, 1844.Officerselected quarterly. Meetings in Phillips Hall, 8

Lafayette street, on every Thursday evening.

PHILLIPS DIVISION, NO. 84.Instituted, February 15, 1859.

Meet Tuesday evening, at Phillips Hall, 8 Layfayettestreet.

MINNEHAHA LODGE, NO. 10. INDEPENDENTORDER GOOD TEMPLARS.

Organized,February22, 1862.Meet at Phillips Hall, 8 Lafayette street, Monday even-

ings.

SILOAM LODGE, NO. 108.

Meet Friday evenings, at Phillips Hall, 8Lafayette street.


YOUNG MEN’S CATHOLIC TEMPERANCE SOCIETYOF SALEM.

OrganizedOctober19, 1857.Rooms over 13'? Essex. Entrance on Liberty street.

TEMPLARS OF HONOR AND TEMPERANCE.EXCELSIOR TEMPLE OF HONOR, NO. 22.

Meet at Hall in Post Ofiice Building Wednesday evenings.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN DIVISION, N0. 29.Instituted, February 3d, 1866.

Meet Wednesday evenings, at Phillips Hall, 8 Lafayettestreet.

MILITARY.Second Brigade, M. V. M.

B7"igadz'er—General, GEORGE H. PEIRSON, Salem.STAFFOFFICERS:

Assistant Adjutant-General, Robert S. Daniels, Peabody.Assistant Inspector-General, Eben Sutton, North Andover.Medical Director, William Ingalls, Boston.Brigade Quartemnaster, Daniel W. Lawrence.Aide-de-camp, Joseph A. Ingalls, %warnpscott.Engineer, Loring W. Muzzey, Lexington.Judge-Advocate, J ohn. W. Hudson, Lexington.

Salem Light Infantry. 00. H, 8th Regiment.Armory, Franklin Building. *

Captain, John P. Reynolds; First Lieutenant, George F.Browning; Second Lieutenant, Arthur H. Phippen.

Salem Mechanic Light Infantry. Co. K, 8th Reg.Armory, Phoenix Building.

Captain, \Vinsor M. Ward; First Lieutenant, Charles C.Jewell; Second Lieutenant, E. J. Redman.

Second Company Salem Independent Cadets.Armory, Franklin Building.

Jllajor, A. Parker Brown; Adjutant, John P. Browning;Quartermaster, Edward A. Simonds; Captain, Samuel Dal-ton; Surgeon, Charles Haddock; First Lieutemmts, J usephC. Foster, Philip G. Skinner, Edward Hobbs; Second Lieu-tencmts, James Pope, Charles H. Masury.

Grand Army of the Republic.Organized December 10, 1867. Meet at Central Hall,

Central street, Tuesday evenings.


Post Commander, James G. Bovey; Senior-Vice Oom-mcmder, Grilman A. Andrews; Junior Vice-Oovnmander,Robert P. Bruce; Adjutant, Charles D. Stiles; Quarter-master, Henry Varney; Surgeon, Arthur Kemble; Chaplain,Henry R. Luscomb; Ofiicer of the Day, John Hart; Oflicerof the Guard, Lewis Pratt; Sergeant—.Majo7', George A.Copeland; Quartermastea~—Se7'geant,William H. Hall.

Veteran Cadet Association of Salem, Mass." Organized October, 1866.

Ofiicers, 1871.-—.Major, Gen. William Sutton; Adjutant,Major Thomas H. Johnson; Quartermaster, Lieut. C. A.Ropes; Surgeon, D. Benjamin Cox; Assistant Surgeon, Dr.George S. Osborne; Oaptain, Gen. William Uogswell; FirstLieutenants, Major Eben Sutton, Capt. John Pickering jr.,Capt. John Daland; Second Lieutenants, Lieut. Wm. H.Eastman, Lieut. Joseph H. VVebb, C01. Samuel Brown,Sergt. Francis Cox; Executive Committee, George Sanborn,Henry P. Ives, John Gibney, Samuel Pitman _jr.; Treasurer,Lieut. Joseph H. Webb.

Salem Light Infantry Veteran Association.Organized, November, 1862.

President, Past Capt. GEORGEPEABODY.Vice-Presidents, Past Captains, Joseph Gloutrnan, George

H. Devereux, Samuel A. Saflbrd, Richard West, S. EndicottPeabody, William G. Endicott, J ames A. Farless, Arthur F.Devereux, George D. Putnam.

becretary and Treasurer, William Leavitt.

ESSEX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.Incorporated June 12, 1818. Exhibitions held annually

in the month of September.This Society was the first in the State to publish in detail

its transactions, which have now extended to six largeoctavo volumes, containing much valuable information tothe agriculturist.

A Library was commenced in the autumn of 1849, whichnow numbers about one thousand Volumes, deposited inPlummer Hall, Salem.

In 1858, the Society came into possession of a valuablefarm of 150 acres in Topsfield, bequeathed to it by the lateDr. Treadwell, of Salem, for experimental purposes.

The following is the list of officers for 1870-1 :President, William Sutton, of Peabody; Vice-Presidents,

George B. Loring of Salem, E. G. Kelley of Newburyport,Benj. P. Ware of Marblehead, John Keeley of Haverhill;Treasurer, E. H. Payson of Salem; Secretary, Charles P.Preston of Danvers.


COURTS AND COUNTY OFFICERS.

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

Reuben A. Chapman,Springfield,ChiqfJustice, Salary, $5,500

ASSOCIATE J USTICES.

GeorgeC. Wilde, Boston,Clerkof SupremeJudicial Court,Salary, 3,000

Horace Gray, jr Boston, 6‘ 5,000Seth Ames, Boston, '5‘ 5,000John Wells, Chicopee, “ 5,000JamesD. Colt, Pittsfield, “ 5,000

“ 5,000MarcusMorton,Andover,CharlesAllen, Boston,AttorneyGeneral.Albert G. Browne,Boston,Reporter.A. A. Abbott,Peabody, Clerk of theCourt:for the Countyof Essex.

(Oflice in the CourtHouse, Salem.)GeorgeR. Lord,AssistantCleric.This Court is held at Salem, on the third Tuesday of April, and first

Tuesday of November.Law andjury term,firstTuesdayin November.

SUPERIOR COURT.LincolnF. Brigham,Salem, Chief‘Justice, Salary, $4,500

ASSOCIATEJUSTIOES.Julius Rockwell,Pittsfield, Salary, $4,200Otis P. Lord, Salem, “ 4,200Ezra Wilkinson. Dedham, “ 4,200John P. Putnam, Boston, “ 4,200Chester I. Reed, Dedham, “ 4,200CharlesDevens, jr., Worcester, “ 4,200Henry A. SL-udder,Boston, “ 4,200Francis H. Dewey, Worcester, “ 4,200Robert C. Pitman, New Bedford, “ 4,200

This Court is held for civil business, at Salem, on the first Monda ofJune and December; at N ewburyport, on the first Monday of Sap-tember; at Lawrence, on the first Monday of March; and for crim-inal business, at Salem, on the fourth Monday of January; atNewburyport, on the second Monday of May; and at Lawrence onthe first Monday of October.

Edgar J. Sherman, Lawrence, District Attqrney for Essex County.Masters in Chanceryfor Essex County.-.—George F. Choate,Nath’1

J. Holden, Salem; N. W. Harmon, Andrew C. Stone, Lawrence.

COURT OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY FOR ESSEXCOUNTY.

George F. Choate, Salem, Judge.A. C. Goodell, Salem, Register.E. D. Hines, Danvers, Assistant Register.


The recordsare kept at the ofliceof the Register,in the GraniteCourtHouse, in Salem.

The Probate Court sits as follows:Salem,firstTuesdayin everymonth;Ipswich,thirdTuesdayin March

and September; Newburyport, third Tuesday in January, Febru-ary, April, June, Jizly,Octoberand December; Gloucester,secondTuesday in April and October; Haverhill, third Tuesday in Mayand November; Lawrence, second Tuesday in January, February,March,June, September,Novemberand December.

County Commissioners.—-James Kimball, Salem, Chairman. Termexpires, Dec. 1872. J. B. Swett, Haverhill, Term expires, Dec.1870. Chas.P. Preston,Danvers. Termexpires,Dec. 1871.

Special Commissioners. —-D. W. Bartlett, Essex; Amos Poor,jr., West Newbury. Termexpires,Jan. 1872.

Clerk of County Commissioners.-——A. A. Abbott, Peabody.

Their meetings are held as follows:—-At Ipswich, on the second Tuesday of April: Salem, second Tuesday

of July; Newburyport, second Tuesday of‘October; Lawrence, lastTuesday in August; and, on the fourth Tuesday of December, atSalem,Ipswich,orNewburyport,as Courtmay determine.

County Treas.—A. W. Dodge, Hamilton. Oflice, Court House,Salem.

Reg.of Deeds.—--Southern Dist., Ephraim Brown, Salem. Oflice;CourtHouse,Salem. NorthernDist” GilbertE. Hood, Lawrence.Oflice, CourtHouse,Lawrence.

Shen'fi'of Essex County.—-HoratioG. Herrick,Lawrence.

DeputySherifils.— Joseph T. Clarkson,Amesbury; E. KendallJen-kins, Andover; Chas. H. Adams, Danvers; Ezra Perkins, jr., Essex;Otis Thompson, Geo. W. Boynton, Georgetown; George Lane.Gloucester;David Boynton,Fred. 0. Raymond,I-Iaverhill;JosephSpiller, Ipswich; Chas.E. Goss,Metbuen; AlansonBriggs, JamesM. Currier, Lawrence; Chas. Merritt, Lynn; John Akerman, Jae.W. Cheney, N ewburyport; Daniel Potter, John D. Cross, SalemStephen Upton, Peabody; John P. Bradstreet, at Jail, Lawrence.

Johr 1). Cross,Jail-Keeperin Salem.Jphn Akerman, Jail-Keeper in Newburyport.Y. G. Hurd,KeeperIf House of Correctionin Ipswich.H. G. Herrick, Keeper of Jail and House of Correction,Lawrence.

Register in Bankruptcy.— Benjamin0. Perkins, Salem.Notaries Public in Salem. —Alfred A. Abbott, Samuel P.

Andrews, William G. Endicott, James A. Gillis, J. B. F.$glc))£d, Benjamin C. Perkins‘ Joseph G. Waters, S. P.

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Oommissionersfor other States, resident in Salem.—— J. B.F. Osgood, for Iowa. William G. Endicott, for Michigan.J. W. Perry, for Maine. David Roberts, for Maine, RhodeIsland, and Louisiana. R. S. Rantoul, for Illinois, Iowa,New York, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. S.P.Webb, for California, lllinois, Pennsylvania, Maine, Indiana,New York, Iowa, -New Hampshire. Andrew B. Almon,Province of New Brunswick.

Commissioners to Qualify Civil ofiicers..———John Chap-man, Alfred A. Abbott, George R. Lord, Charles Kimball,Joseph B. F. Osgood, George Wheatland, Henry Whipple.

Justices throughout the 0ommonwealth.——Alfred A. Ab-bott, Albert G. Browne, John Chapman, George F. Choate,Caleb Foote, Nathaniel J. Holden, Otis P. Lord, William D.Northend, Henry K. Oliver, J. B. F. Osgood, Jonathan G.Perkins, Stephen H. Phillips, David Roberts, Charles W.Upham, Eben N. Walton.

Justices of the Peace and Quo'rum.m—Samuel P. Andrews,Joseph S. Cabot, George H. Devereux, Stephen B. Ives, j1'.,James Kimball, George R. Lord, Nathaniel J. Lord, MicajahB. Mansfield, Joseph G. Waters, Stephen P. Webb, GeorgeVVheat1a4nd.

Justices of the Peace.— Nathaniel K. Allen, Wm. Archer,Henry A. Brown, John A. Bassett, Ephraim Brown, JohnBarlow, John T. Burnham, Samuel B. Buttrick, Oliver Carl-ton, William S. Cleveland, William Ooggswell, Francis Cox,George R. Kerwen, Willialn I-I. Dalrymple, Henry Derby,John H. Derby, William C. Endicott, William S. Felton,Geo. F. Flint, Wm. H. Foster, Charles B. Fowler, James A.Gillis, Rufus B. Gifford, A. G. Goodell, jr., Frederick Grant,Benjamin A. Gray, Mark Haskell, Ezra D. Hines, LeonardB. Harrington, George Holerrian, Thos. F. Hunt, JohnJ ewett, Thos. H. Johnson, Daniel H. Johnson, jr,, WalterA. Kezar, John Kinsman, John R. Lakeman, William VV.Lander, Solomon Lincoln, _jr., Thomas Looby, George B.Loring, William Maynes, Henry P. Moulton, Joseph A.Moore, Ezra F. Newhall, William N orthey, Charles S. ()s_good, John Brooks Parker, William B. Parker, Edward H.Payson, Robert Peele, Aaron Perkins, Benjamin C. Perkins,George H. Peirson, Jairus W. Perry, Charles A. Phillips,Wi11a1'd P. Phillips, George D. Phippen, Charles H. Price,Robert S. Rantoul, Chas. M. Richardson, James Ropes, Geo.Sanborn, Charles Sewall, James Shatswell, James C. Stimp-son, Augustus Story, Gilbert L. Streeter, Charles E. Sy-monds, Nathaniel Gr. Symonds, J. Hardy Towne, VVi11iamP. Upham, George Upton, Benj. E. Valentine, Stephen G.Wheatland.

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CITY GGVERNMENT, 1871