The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-31
MEDICAL HOSPITALS.
FIR m A II v OF

MEDICAL aO6F : A.LA1.sas,.......
INFIRm AR n. f FRANCIS DE SALES,
tf,osJsstsd bs fke Sisters IF Charttp9
This Institution 10 now reaay LOT tie reception
ss Basash Tavern W Sn
shat can he desired for quiet, wholesome and
tssir health or resolved hodil, nary The grounds
are quite extensive, we'll furnished with shade
trees OF large growth refreshed with the waters Of
connected with a respectable and populous neigh
borhood of the city.are, on the other, exposed to
The Sisters of Charity devote themselves to this
work under the inspiration Of religion. and the IN
viii be expended either for improving the place or
taking care OF the sick who may be destitute: TN
tlents OF all denominations are received "'h'"'
Gases OF small pox. or of other Infectious di:-
ease. will not tie admitted. Nor is 1t intended to
The prices, except wnerc special agreement has
been made, viii be as follows;
anoe and ordinary medicines, for white persons,
IN the wards, So per week f., white persons, n
ored persons, in the wards, IS per week. The
Washing will be at the expense of the patient !,
the patient ask and pay for medical advice and
attention OF his own choice. While any physician
may send his patients to TIE nirmfry and sttend
TEN DING SURGEON Ms and PHYSICIANS OF the
ST. Sue GEO. PEAcHY. M. D., Exchange Hotel. or
DAN'I w THOMAS, Nj. b., South side of cIa,
DORSEY RS2sY G Cullen. Nj. D.
Persons IN the country desiring - send patents
mond. " au 70 2aw4t
TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
LEGE.|Thls Institution, situated az the corner
d SSsss Of WHY'RE
SONS and NEGROES, requiring medical treat
Waite Persons who desire it, can be furnished
with PRIV ATE ROOMS, where they viii enjoy
The Recommendations for SLAV Es. as heretofore,
are ample and the attention of owners of negroes,
the great advantages afforded by the Inrmary for
the Medical and Surgical treatment 81 this class
LIZ iNG-IN WOMEN are also receive ed and care
ully attended to.
of the College who visit the wards daily, aided b.
an efficient corps OF assistants In cases OF dih
Guilty, q oonsdlt atIon of the Professors Is held,
without extra charge to the patent.
The charges for Medical Attendance. Board,
Nursing and Medicine are as follows:
"m'' IN private rooms 81 to SIS PCT s''A
Slaves and other coiored patients~...,S5
81 per day@provided that the aggregate shall not
exceed the charge for a full week.
provrie.ors of the Belevas HOSPITAL, small extra
charge will be made, varying from So to $50. &C
cordng to the diihcultr and importance OF the OPP
All charges payable on the removal OF the pa
No CASE OF SMALL POX, o, any other in
fsetaous disease, nor a@y case Of i"Sani'v' Will be
admitted, 80,
Asssa s5d sd phssJsians-Prof'' TUCKER CON
LA As sRa #k sf5EfS5HRsDrr0 GIBSON rE1loo
Re Resident Hde PhysioianNfr .THOS. L. HUNTER.
S S.ss,aoh, FL, M i pA 4 ISY EAs
Persons in the country, DESTROYS of sending pc
TENTS to the Infrmary may address the President,
Steward, or any OF the Professors OF the College
MAIN STREET HOSPIT Al FOR
WI SLAV ES.-This Hospital is situated near the
corner Of Main and 18th Streets and is admirably
position to the purposes for Which 1t has been in
4f%s E9r faatDs6s Of sIaVEsL
The rules and regulations cove Ining THIS institu
ton have already been published: circular con,
dss4s
TkRMs.-P Patents per week, 90 essthan week,
ssalsa o5 + sE P s'' attend
rs fx efaEed ss
Tie above charges include board, medicine, medi-
cal attendance and nursag Surgical opsfatIIons
Ply stefan resident at the Hospital or either of
the fR Fsys W. HA faS
Main st. BET q apd tsR Or Ne 10 Main ST.
r. s. VEST, M. d 4, Franklin St,
wear 0A''i P Z iiIS s. AaaNcoCR. Nj. D..
cy,rs % RI, RssIdent Physician.
.p1s-l, i"'' Resident Assistant.
BELLEVUE HOSPiTAL.-7This Institution,
- which has been in successful operation seven
years, is situated on Church Hill, Richmond.
furnished with every convenience CONDUCIVE to
the comfort of patients and the successful treat
ment of medical and surgical diseases.
Rooms have been nicely furnished, suitable TO
the accommodation of gentlemen who may Ind II
inconvenent to be treated at their private loig-
Particular attention will be paid to the lyiss IN
yards, which are very comynodiors.
owners of slaves both IN the city and country, We
can, with increased confidence, call their atten-
tention TO the great ADVANTAGES afforded by our
- Hospital" tor the medical and surgical treat
ment Of SLAV ES and promise to spare no pains to
furnish them proper accommodations and every
necessary attention.
(Psyahe on the removal OF the Pauent.)
White Patients, per week. SO
" in Private Rooms, per week. 81 to Slb
To ne fr ae Of week after the first week at
the same rates, te n cents per day
less than Ss ne sbS 10"
exceed the charge for a full week.
THIS includes all ehsrSes for Board At
ment with the InhImary of the MEDICAL Collsge,fa
small o4 fec f bs ss &c S w
may be ascertained before hand by application to
one of tho attending PhysIclans.
No Small-Pox admitted
All patients are under our Immediate care, one
of us visiting the wards once a day, and ofteneT
when necessary and IN cases of difficulty, con-
sultaton of all the phy stems is held. without ex-
ira charge to the patent. resident Physiclan
two Students and Matron, have the patients I'M
der their immediate supervision, and personally
administer all medicines ordered
When requested, weekly reports will be given OF
the condition of patients.
Persons IN the country, wishing to send patients
to our Hospital, may address either of the Physi-
clans, or the Resident Physician.
When desired we will send comfortable COW
cred vehicle to any part of the city for PATIENTS
For this purpose, message left at the Hospital,
or iMr Thos. Pemberton's on Main, between
18th and 18th streets, will be attended to.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS AND SURG CONS:
JAMES BOLTON, M. D.. Grace St, between 4th
THOMAS POLLARD, M. D., Governor st., LIST
door above Richmond House.
o. A. CRENSHAW, M. D., opposite American
WIN. W. PARKER, M. D., Law Building, cor
ner of 18th and Franklin sts
G. NJ HUNTER, M. D., Resident Physician.
Mrs. ". Il. PERKINS, Matron.