Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01
CITY NE WIS.

O
tary Agents fot the city sent the following appoint
meats to The Council, which we're confirmed with but
'eW exceptions, the latter iE convention. Physicians
composing the Sanitary Commission in conjunction
vito the Mayor: Samuel I. KNIGHT, Il. l.. Dashicll,
william Whitridge, Bucller Jones, william H. Bait
zaiI and John NJ. Stevenson.
'Saajtarp 69e'a8.-First ward-Thos Roberts. Jas.
Bowling, William Brannan, Geo. L. Jones.
oeeono Ward-ChrIstlan Trout elter, John Tender-
son, James Thompson, VIM. Richardson.
Third ward-John A. Gregg, John sagarma7 t
J. Muller, Jacob Snyder.
Fourth ward-Josoph Grape. John Lantz, Robert
A. Smith, Lewis LCgue.
Fifth ward-Thomas C. Peachey William n. VIII
hanson, John Carnes, Andrew Graham.
sixth ward-Syvester Sanner, VIM. Wise, Charles
w. krebs, John We'll.
Seventh ward-Dorsey Whitaker, George Reese.
Samuel Deal, CAPTAIN S. s. Thompson
Eighth ward-George T. Webb, John A. Smith,
Captain VIM. Il. Brown, James WaddeIl.
Ninth ward-Thomas L. Nails. 0. A. Thornton,
James 4, Myers, VIM. II. We'll,
Tenth ward-T. J. Ray bold, Gepi. Ellicott Abra-
ham c. Coale Matthew Hale
Eleventh ward-Dayid J. Scott John Potts, VIM.
Hook, Z. S. Sparks.
Twelfth ward-Jarrett D. johnson, Samuel Oliver,
Vim. Edwards, Malcolm Hasson.
Thirteenth ward-Geo. W. Claypoole. William Il.
-ndEtliI OGiin DIHCn, JOln heySer.
Fourteenth ward-Andrew Brner, T. Z. McKim
Atwell L. Yost, J. X. Wysham.
Fifteenth ward-Thomas Hinton, Geo. ". Seward.
james II. Bradley, VIM. n. Sullivan.
Sixteenth ward-James NJ. Mansfield, T. Z. Kemp,
VIM. 7. HiIleary, Charles Rombey.
Seventeenth ward-Samuel u. v ebb, Augustus
Pfell, David c. Clark, Geo. E. 1risyoe.
Eighteenth ward-Thomas 4. Kennard CAPTAIN
VIM. Taylor, Wm. F. Keerl john Mouth.
Nineteenth ward-Francis Guitar, Col Charles T.
Brown' Capt VIM. 7. Faithful, Jpo. CouIson.
twentieth ward-John I. Hancock. Jas Shalfer,
Edward Davidson, VIM. X. Mitchell
Doctor Buelller Jones, of the commission, and Chas
W. hrebb5 Of the sixth ward John Potts of the 11th
ward L. s Sparks of the l1th ward, and lalcom Has
son OF the 18th ward, Of the sanitary agents, were ro
Jected by the Council.
THE AMERICAN MEDICAL Association. nine
teenth annual session Of this important and inauen-
tlal body c9nTcEes to-day, at II O'clock at Concordia
Hall, on EUtaw street, near German. The member
snip Is very large, ana unusually fair attendance
anticipated in view Of the threatened appearance of
epidemic diseaasc, in the shape of cholera in this
country. Reports will be presented from a number
oflmportant committees which were appointed at the
last annuol session, held in Boston, and a number
oi papersin relation to cholera will be read The de-
cison of the association in relation to The treatment
S uiootsS VIII D6 dllAlOuSIy looked lOr
by many persons in this community as well as
throughout the entire country. Dr.. Marskqn, Of
Quebec who is present as the representative the
College OF Physicians Of Lower Canada, and who is
known to the profession the author Of system Of
quarantine which is in use in many parts of the
United States. will present paper upon the subject
The sessions Of the association it is expected will
occupy about four days. The evenings of each day
will be devoted to social entertainments, provided by
prominent physicians and others of this city. On
Thursday evening the ssociation will partae of tho
hos2itaties of the corporation authorities and on
Friday it is contemplated to make steamboat ex-
cursion to Annapolis, when the visitors will be re-
ceiYed by Governor Swami. For the purpose Of fa-
clhtating business the association is divided into
sections, which meet follows: l. Anatomy and
Physiology-COncordia Buildings. ?. Chemistry and
Materia Medica-ditto 3. Medical Jurisprudence
and Hygiene-dittO. L. Psychology-ditto s. Prac-
teal Medicine and Obstetrics-Dental College, cor
ncr Of Hanover and Lombard Streets G. Surgery
ditto. 7.Meteorol0gy, Medical Topography and Epi-
domic Diseasos-ilnabe's Concert Hall, corner of
Eutaw and Baltimore streets.
OPENING or THE EMANUEL BAzAAR.-This Grand
Bazaar for tia benefit of Emanuel Church. corner OF
Cathedral and Reed streets, held in the basement OF
said Church, was inaugurated last evening under the
most auspcious circumstances. tt is certainly one
of the most attractive of Church fairs held during the
season, and its opening last night was attended by
quite large end respectable audience, who were
evidently well pleased with the elegant management
that tcharccterizedis every department This Church
has now been opened for eleven years. and up to this
time has never been thoroughly reftted since it was
first occupied. The object Of the efforts being put
forth by the ladies of the congregation in tho holding
Of this fair the Improvement of the ChauceI and the
consequent preparing new robing-room and two
Bibleclass rooms, re-carpetng the church, cleaning
and repairing the organ reseating the galleries re-
vanishing the pews, improving the ventilation cut
ting now doors for lecture-room, providing shade
trees and boxes around the church, &c.
If the bazaar Is attended with that success 90 char
table and praiseworthy al object demands, the ex-
pcnses incurred by the numerous improvements pro-
posed will no doubt bo easily met. The spacious
room in which the fair is held is elegantly fitted up
well lighted, and the articles arranged in admirable
style. Upon either side is row of alcoves bearing
the numerous contributions. sOmo Of which are of o
valuable character, and all Of which are offered
at reasonable prices. At the northern end of the
room is the refreshment and lunch departments both
of which are presided over by the ladies, who seem
determined to make that part Of the fair least pay
The following is q list Of the lady managers who
manage and preside at the various alcoyes, &C. be-
sides haGing 4 general supervision Of the bazaar,
Mrs. Nathan r. Smith, Mrs. Alexander Trumbull.
Mrs. VIM. Henry Norris, Miss Ann Cole, Miss Ann
Dunbar Mrs. I.Nevett Steele. Mrs Saml. P. Thomp-
son. Mrs. James Cuttings Mrs. C. W. Lord, Mrs Wm.
Curlett. Mrs. Julia A. Wilson, Mrs. Nelson H. Bell
and Mrs. Jennings S. Cox. Mr.. Henry NJ Bash is
the treasurer. and who with number Of other gen
tiemen, render efficient aid to the lady managers
The baEaar viii be kept open for ten days. and those
desirous of knowing more Of the many interesting
scenes connected with it, will doubtless pay it visit
HEALTH OF THE CITy.-The Health Commissioner
in pity for rhA linz
yesterday morning, which is an increase of 5 over
the number in the corresponding week of last year.
though this increase is small in comparison with the
increase Of the population-therefore showing the
city to maintain its usual good sanitary condition
The work already accomplished by the Health
Board, and the additional facilities that will be af
forded by the Sanitary Commission and sanitary
agents, when fully in operation which will probably
bo in the course Of few days, or week at furthest
gives evidence that our city WILL with the aid of its
citizens be kept in healthy condition during the
summer months, and thereby, it is hoped, prevent
devastation Of an epidemic of any character Seven
teen Of tho deaths during the past week caused
by consumption; collie, Inflammation of the lungs,
old age and whooping cough, each typhoid fever
inflammation of the brain and measles, each; can
Ger, childbed. cOn7ulsOns dropsy, catarrhal fever
and organic disease of the heart, each; apoplexy
drowned, diptheria, erysipelas gastric fever inter
nlttent lever, scarlet teVer Inflammation of the
womb, palsy and teething, each, and by Group
Unknown adult. d unknown infantile II and II still
births; % died under year of age 10 between and
years; between and 10 years. between 10 and
70 years; 10 between 20 and 80 years; between so
and 40 years; between 40 and 50 years; between
81 and go years; between 60 and 70 years. between
10 and so years; between 50 and 80 years, and !
between 90 and 100 years. Forty eight of the de-
ceased were males and Al females, 22 of the whole
number being colored persons.
BALTIMORE SPECIAL DIsPENsARY.-We have re-
ceived copy of the prospectus of the Baltimore
Special Dispensary." which has lately been organ
lied in our city, by the following named gentlemen,
who appeal to citizens for the pecuniary aid
necessary to its establishment.
Approving highly of this public charity, we take
pleasure in calling the attention of readers to it,
as it will afford the poor among the opportunity of
obtaining the best medical attend 'nce and medicines
free Of charge.
The dspensary is to be conducted on plan SINH
lar to that of dispensaros in London, Paris and New
York-a plan productive of the most favorable re-
Suits for the experience of the past twenty years has
demonstrated the advantages of the division of med
ical science into specaties as it renders the treat
ment of disease more systematic and thorough,
The following physicians offer their servicesin in their
respective capacities:-F. Z. Chatard, Jr NJ D.. dis
eases OF women and children; Edward G. Loring, NJ.
d. diseases of the eye; Samuel L. Frank NJ D. dis
eases of the ear; George D. Beatty NJ D. diseases of
the throat and nhast.