1. The vital statistics of New Orleans, from 1769 to 1874
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2. Inundations of New Orleans and their influence on its health
3. Lettres critiques sur la fièvre paludéenne hémorrhagique (de forme catarrhale) du dr. J.-C. Faget
4. The Orleans Infirmary and the Medical Association of New Orleans
5. Disinfection in yellow fever: as practised at New Orleans in the years 1870 to 1875 inclusive
6. La fièvre jaune observée à la Nouvelle-Orléans pendant les mois de juillet, août, septembre, octobre 1878, et son traitement
7. Annual address of Edward Fenner, vice-president: with remarks by Charles A. Whitney, president, Cyrus Bussey, chairman executive committee, and Albert Baldwin, chairman finance committee, at regular meeting of the New Orleans Auxiliary Sanitary Association, Nov. 23, 1880
8. What has been done and what remains to be accomplished to render New Orleans healthy and prosperous: annual address of Edward Fenner, 1st vice president, New Orleans Auxiliary Sanitary Association, delivered February 15, 1883
9. An address from the Auxiliary Sanitary Association of New Orleans, to the other cities and towns in the Mississippi Valley
10. The evil and the remedy for the privy system of New Orleans
11. Report of the Flushing Committee and the transfer of the Toulouse Street pump: to the Executive Committee of the New Orleans Auxiliary Sanitary Association, June 21st, 1881
12. Commencement address
13. Observations and practical results of medical service, in the Charity Hospital of New Orleans, La., 1869-86
14. Small-pox: measures instituted by the Board of Health of the State of Louisiana, for the arrest of small-pox in New Orleans, Louisiana, during the years 1880, 1881, 1882 and 1883
15. Mr. Gibson introduced the following bill, A Bill to Establish a Marine Hospital at or near New Orleans, and for Other Purposes
16. The sanitary protection of New Orleans, municipal and maritime
