. Gründerwoche Gedenkband : mit einem Bericht über die zweihundert und fünfundzwanzigsten Jahrestag der Gründung der Stadt Philadelphia, und die Geschichte seiner wissenschaftlichen Institutionen, medizinischen Hochschulen, Krankenhäuser, etc.. iam Hembel; Vice-Presidents, John Price Wetherill, Samuel Geo. Morton, M.D.;korrespondierender Sekretär, Robert Bridges, M.D.; Recording Secre-tary, A. Denman Chaloner, M.D.; Bibliothekar, A. L. Elwyn, M.D.;Kuratoren, William S. Vaux, John S. Phillips, Robert Pearsall,George C. Leib, M.D. Im März 1841 wurde die Veröffentlichung des Verfahrens durchgeführt. Die Sitzungen des

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. Founders' week memorial volume : containing an account of the two hundred and twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of the city of Philadelphia, and histories of its scientific institutions, medical colleges, hospitals, etc. . iam Hembel;Vice-Presidents, John Price Wetherill, Samuel Geo. Morton, M.D.;Corresponding Secretary, Robert Bridges, M.D.; Recording Secre-tary, A. Denman Chaloner, M.D.; Librarian, A. L. Elwyn, M.D.;Curators, William S. Vaux, John S. Phillips, Robert Pearsall, George C. Leib, M.D. In March, 1841, the publication of the Proceedings was com-menced. The sessions of the Academy were then and until May, 1903, held every Tuesday evening throughout the year. A most important event in the history of the society was theelection to membership on July 29, 1845, of Dr. Joseph Leidy. Hepublished the first of a brilliant series of contributions to naturalhistory in the Proceedings a couple of months later and for thesucceeding forty-six years he exerted a most active influence on thewell-being of the institution in every department of its administra- 6 A Memoir of William Maclure. by Samuel George Morton, M.D.Published by the Academy, 1841. > Simpsons Lives of Eminent Philadelphians, 1859, p. 515.. WILLIAM MACLURE, 1763-1840. Academy of Natural Sciences. The Academy of Natural Sciences 161 tion until, to the community at large, the names of Leidy and theAcademy were inseparably associated. At the stated meeting of June 30, 1846, Dr. Morton announcedthat Dr. Thomas B. Wilson, having purchased the famous collectionof birds of the Due de Eivoli, embracing 10, 000 specimens mountedand named, was desirous of arranging them in the museum. Infurtherance of Dr. Wilsons wishes the building was extended thirtyfeet westward covering all the ground then at the disposal of thesociety. The library was moved from the second floor to the newroom at the west end of the basement and the first meeting was heldin it May 4, 1847. Vice-President Morton made a brief address

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