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DRopOsALs FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE
DES MONIES RAPIDS OF THE MISSISSIPPI


N NOTICE. rs CJN fR fsI e. 1865
sealed pro2osals viii be received ~ the undersigned
IS a;: s' eng q q !:
Eapa
vide TO ss Il
eo%T S Of sat;stops pas9nry
sss"na fosE VII b sssSt TX mile. abov. tho
river By the canal emban Ement. "'A' '"'
The guard lock will be located at tho head OF the
Ssnpi q. Nashville. aud will be protected BY the
Separate proposals lin duplicated must be made for
Wv w. Class f"sToNE AND, CEMENT.
prices S$$ss % a.
' Siis ~ r. siji H''"S which
s;ssS $ ;. such timber
aass VIII ineISas the Ssng draining anG
viii Es and T o1Gsr
aud CONSTRUCTING sluieeso cuyeris around aud In The
locks for feeding the canal &c. &e aud the furnish
proper execution 9TH work. 'N'1''1 'O' inc
for s ND 5G sTa1S :snar n
made on each class separately without regard to ax
more than one proposition will be received fru4.
ths same party for the same class,
saIy. signed Y lTS Ts.pGP.iIls and esf1sd
pSiiis. bidding N aEsTisa The contrasts ssi ~
WIZ VII H. Ses aSy 3D. SpSr To
tween them aud The next highest Sidde ''A'''A'' ''-
a With IN pss ~ %S'. ID
pos, office address
State. EnEn.sr's oaes q keotaE. Iowa. Tor litssa
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished upon
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OFFICE CHIEF CONNIssARY OF SUBsIsrESCE,)
DEPARTMENT OF wAsHISUTOS, }
wAsHISUroS, u. C., February q, 1865 }
Sealed proposals. - duplicate, will be received at
the office Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel T. Wilson, C.
5. L, !, A., Baltimore, Nd. on THURSDAY, March
Il, 1855, at u IN. , for all the
FRESH BEEF
required at Fort MeHenry, Nd, for siI months from
April 1853. or such less time Is the Gen
cra Of Subsistence may direct. The Beef TO be de.
lvered there the order Of the acting Commssary VI
Subsistence at that place. Of good and marketable
Sneeks, .hsnks and kidney tsllow to DO excluded.
The necks OF the cattle to be cut OF the
fourth yertebral Joint. and tho breast trimmed down
The shsnks Of fore qaarers TO be cut rom three to
four inches above the joint and Of quarters
olnt
Bidders are requested to be present to respond to
their bids. and be prepared 10 give bonds for the full
hlmcnt Of their contract.
Proposals must be endorsed, "Proposals for Fresh
Beef, at Fort MeHenry, Md. - Tho undersigned re.
serves tho right to reject any bids for good cause
heretofore.
By command Of Bvt Mai Gen W, II. Emory:
mi-5t q. BELL, Chief T. $.
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Approved, March 2, ls6S.


IIbLlt hfhuLl lloN--t'V ~
A RESOLUTION authorizing the Light House
Board to place warnings over distractions at
the entrance Of harbOrs, or in the fairway Of
bays and sounds, and for other purposes.
RGsOiued by lie Senate anu House Of Repre-
ssntatt vesofihs United States of America IN Con.
gyess as"mJisd, That the Light House Board be,
and they are hereby authorized, when in their
Judgment it is deemed necessary, to place Q
light.vessel or other suitable warning OF danger
on or over any wreck or temporary obstruction
TO the entrance Of any Larbor, or in the channH
or fairwuy Of any bay or sound.
SEC. 2 AHd he II further rs'Oirsf, That the
Secretary Of War 10 hereby directed to appoint
a board Of competent engineers, to consist Of
not less than three persons, to examine the con.
diton Of the wreck Of the steamer Scotland, -
now in the waters Of the barbor Of the city Of
New York, and ASCERTAIN whether the same ID
dangerous to navigation, and to report thereon
at as early a day as practicable, with a par.
ticular estimate Of the cost of the removal Of
said wreck
Approved, March 2. 1868,
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pROPOsALs FOR FRESH BRIP.
oPrIGE CHEZ CGssIssAs r sunslsrExcr.

oPriGE CnIEy CGrsIssAEr sUHsIsrEScE.l
RiCHAoND, VA, February u, 1853 !
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be received at
the once VI Breyet Colonel q. Bell, C. J., u. D. A. Z,
rs q street, Washington, ID. G. on MONDAY March
IL, 1868. At ", IN, for all the
FRESH BERP
required at Alexandra, va for sI tbs from pT
Ss, Or such loss lime as the C0nnis,aTy General
Of Subsistence may direct The Beef 10 DO
thsro on the order o. the Acting Of Sub
aistsnes at that plaesi Of good and marketable quail
ny, In equal proportions VI fore and bind q
lnecks, shankl, and kidney tallOw 10 be excluded
The neck. Of the cattle 10 be cut Of At the
fourth yertsbI.l Joint, and ths breast trimmed down
The shAhks Of fOfsq " be cut from TO f0u
Inches above the knse-Joint, and VI hildquATteTs
from .iI to sight iRehss aboys the EambTs or hook
Joint,
Bidder, are requested 10 BE- 70 respond 10 their
bid. And b prepared 70 ys bond. for the fuihisnt
P,gposaIs must b iadoI.sd dl.tRetly. "PrOposAl.
The uHdsrlEHsd reserves the hxht 70 rsset arr bids
for good cause.
Condition., requirements. payments. &c. lie. I.
hsIctOfoTs.
By command ofB't MAJ. ocP (. " ssfngs:ld.
mh2la BVt. Lieut. Col and ChlsfC. ..
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Warrington, Jan. 0, ls57-uoon.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE,
and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST. now run
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at T. 90, I45 and L. 70
2. m, and q 10, T. %, and Hp IN.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday. at T0oa. IN. and 2 %
and p, m.
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave at g. u aud Ia m, aud at . % and 4 Is D. IN.
F3R ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At 90 and 40 p. m. No train to Or from An
on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at rs q; IN; a.d ! y and sSp. m
Leave at !. - 4. IN. and L. ~ and g. Is p. IN.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday. at T. IS
IN. and 4, ~ and pp. m.
On Sunday. at 10 and d p m, oniy, con meeting at
Relay Station with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
Through tickets to the West can DO had at the Wash.
ngtUn Station Ticket Once at all hours In the day
For New YORK, philadelphia, and Boston. see ad.
J. L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. kOONTZ,
General Agent, Washington
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WAsHISOrOs, February IS, lsS
On the petition Of BLIAs lsaRAuAx Of Bristol, Con
seecui pray ing for the extension OF patent granted
" him the Sd day OF December, 1851 for improve
men IN Design for Clock Case. for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place
the 81 day Of December, 1905:
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at tho
Patent Oilce On MONDAY, tho 26th day Of October
next, at " O'Clock, ~ and all persons are notified
10 appeal. and show cause, II any they have. why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required to hle
In the Patent ONCE their objections, specially set
forth Ia writing al least fioenfv days before the day
Of hearingi testimony nled by either party, to DO
used ut the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mitted n accordance with the Jules Of the office which
will DO furnished GU application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tost
irony, must be filed In the office tioentv days before
the day Of hearings the arguments, any, within ten
days after nling the testimony,
Ordered also that this notice be pnbli,hed In tho
L.. aud n the UOurdni, Hartford, eetieut, Jnee
u week for three successive weeks; tho nrst VI said
publications to be at least sixty days 70 the
day Of aSarng' ,,,,nr co,,,,..ktnsn, spouT;
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ eSirEp sTATgs PArgsr ORC

n =, W A5uTNWTON, FtD, II, Ibt5,
praying for the extension Of patent granted to him
ihe De day Of June, 1854, for AN Improvement In
extra YARD 70 Top-Sails for seven years from the
5ra9n Of said patent, which takes place on the 10th
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY, the LIST day OF June next,
al 2oelock, IN. aud all persons are notified TO APP
pear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to DO granted
Persons opposing tho extension required to file
In the Patent ONCE their objections, specially set
forth IN writing at least tSesty day, before the day
used at the said hearing, must be taken aud trans
mitted In accordance with the rules Of the ONCE which
will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi-
m0ny must be ned In the onice ttoeRty days before
the day OF hearingj the arguments, II any, within
len days after aiing tho testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
Republican and the Intsiii0enesr, Washington, b.
and in ths sograai Boston ,S once
publications to be at least sixty days previous 10 the
day OF hearing. A. NJ STOUT,
fe22.sSt Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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JoISr RESOLUTION authorizing the Comptroller
of the Currency to revoke the appointment Of
receiver for the Farmers and Citizens National
Bank of Williamsburg, New York, and to re.
store said bank to its owners under certain
conditions.
BE nreSoired by tie Senate aud HOu" Of Rep
rcsentativss Of Tie United States Of America IN
Congye" dsssmiJisd That the Comptroller of the
Currency be authorized, with the approval of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, to revoke the
order appointing a receiver for tho Farmers
and Citizens Bank, of Williamsburg, New York,
and restore the said bank and tho management
thereof to the directors for the purpose Of en-
hbling the association to continue the business Of
banking Prorided, That said banking associa-
ton shall first present to the Comptroller salts.
factory assurances that the public interest will
be promoted thereby, ard shall secure, in such
manner as the Comptroller shall direct. the full
payment of all the creditors of the association,
and shall restore the capital stock to its original
amount in case the capital has been impaired by
losses,
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Approved, March 2, 1865.


PuBLIC REsoLUTIoS-No. Is
JoIsr RESOLUTION authorizing the Transmission
through the mails, free Of postage, Of certain
testimonials by the adjutant generals Of the
several States.
BE IL resolved Jyths Senate and House Of Rep
rssentafir,s of tie United States of America IN
Congyess assembled. That the djutant generals Of
tho several States and Territories be authorized
to transmit through the mails, free of postage,
any medals, certificates Of thanks, or other testi
monial., awarded or which may be awarded by
the legislatures Of said States and Territories to
the soldiers thereof, under such regulations as
the Postmaster General may direct.
Approved March g 1868.
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DRoPosALsf FOR CONTINUING DELAWARE
l. BREAkwATER,
UNITED SrATRs EsuINEgk OFFICE, D
PulLAppLpniI, pa February ID. IA

Z
PHILADHLPHIA, PA. February 10. 1865
Sealed Proposals. iu duplicate, with copy VI this
advertisement attached TO each will be received at
this Office until the 2th day Of March, lSs, for labor
necessary for putting upward Of 100 tons u stOue In
position at the Delaware Break water and lee breaker
Four hhs " the stone to be irregular blocks, each
weighing from two " i've and half tonsi 0ne.dhh
Of less than two tons. All stones laid dry
Bidders TO furnish all the machinery, boats. moor
ings, &c, aud whatever may be required for properly
RECEIVING, removing, and putting stones In place.
The work be at all times subject to inspection by
United States agents. and not paid for uut accepted
by them. deduction Of twenty Ave per eentum
made on part payments until completion aud accept
ance Of all the labor. -
Work to commence absut the 18th OF May, and 10 b.
completed by the 18th Of October, 1865.
Bidders Will state the rate OF labor per ton Of
pounds ut which they will put In place tho stones de-
lyered TO them, or removed by them, At the Break
water and ce,breaker.
Each proposal must be guaranteed by two respousi-
BILE persons, whose signatures should be appended to
the guaranty, and who shOul be certified 10 as being
good and sufficient security by the United States ds
Tic Judge, attorney, collector, other public
Envelopes to be endorsed "PrOpOsals Tor Labor for
Delaware Breakwater.h
Bids will be opened at y IN. on Thursday, March
IL. 1865 Bidders are INVITED to be present. For other
particulars and printed forms apply ut this ollce.
G. sEAFORTH STEWART,
feDlVU u. 4 EuRiuaara
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed ut the second session Of the
EOrtieth Congress.
lPusLIc-No. IL.
An ACT to establish and declare the railroad and
bridges Of the New Orleans, Mobile, and Chat
tanooga Railaoad Company, as hereafter con.
structed, a post road, and for other purposes.
Be IL enacted BY The Senate and House Of Rep.
rsJsntdtives Of The United States Of America an
Congress assembled, That the New Orleans, Mo.
bile, and Chattanooga Railroad Company Is here.
by authorized aud empowered to construct,
build and maintain bridges over and across the
navigable waters of the United States on the
route Of said railroad between New Orleans and
Mobile, for the use Of said company and the pas
sage of its engines, cars, and trains ofcars, pas
sengers, mails, and merchandise thereon and
said railroad and its bridges aforesaid, when con-
structed, completed, and in use, in accordance
with this act and the laws oil the several states
through whose territory the same shall pass shall
10 deemed, recognized, and known as lawful
structures and a post road, and arc hereby de-
clared as such: PrOridod, hoicersr. That the
said company, in the construction Of Its bridges
over and across the waters known as the East
PAscagoula river, aud the bay Of Biloxi, the bay
Of St Louis, shall construct and maintain draw
bridges In the channels thereof which, when
open, shall give clear space for the passage of
vessels of not less than eighty feet In the chan.
nels Of the East Pascagouls, and Of the bay Of
Biloxi, and of the bay Of St Louis, and Of not
less than one hundred feet in the channel Of the
Great Rigolet; and said company shall at all
times open tho said drawbridges and shall pro.
vide reasonable and necessary facilities for the
passage of all vessels requiring the same, ex-
cept during and for ten minutes prior to and al
ter tho time Of the passage Of the mail and pas
scnger trains of said company.
SIC. 2. And Be 1t further enacted, That the
right to alter or amend this act so as to prevent
I.s- H.. -. q L.. -
cation Of said rivers, growing out Of the con.
structon Of said bridges, is hereby expressly
reserved.
Approved, March 2, 1868
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Sealed proposals viii DO received At hp office Of the
under.gned until u o'clock m, March 20. 1858, for
Tels n the best Roeklapd Lime, for the Government
III. Linz II II deiyersd N t6S .ites Of the buld.
ings. =. fast desired by the Superintendent or
Quired By the progress Of The work.
,pT9Po.als VIII y made BY the barrel. including cos
Ten per cent Of all payments will DO retained until
completion Of the contract.
The delivery Of the Lime 70 begin as soon after the
direct.
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
all OF the proposals, deemed for the interest Of the
Government to do 30.
Proposals should be Ind orsed Propose for Lime -
aud addressed 10 HENRY klNGsBURY,
mhS-td Superintendent.
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CTR HALL, BOSTON, MASS, Feb. "a, 1858.
SanSed d. KY sSFsf
SssdfSd and as
TIE. II the wharf at Fort MeClary. Portsmouth har
Boz :txe I'll Ap, fH 3 sna IA. 1891, piece. of dmep
sion stone. containing ~ cubic feet and IS pieces Of
cut s,sne SaSS s 1s
sion stone, @ cubic feet, and IS pieces cut granite
Between June Is aud July 49, 1885, IS piece. Of dimcn
sion stone cubic and n pieces Of cut granite
4, And sS sI ne .:,S1'
pieces Of cut granitc-l, COS cubic feet.
from foot Inches to feet inches and In rises from
feet to feet inches Each stone must conform to
aud spccIaeaOns; must be free from sap and seams,
and other defects and DO we'll quArried TO make
Fhs cut sTSnite (Which Is to DO laid in regular
courses Of headers and sretchers, with dOyetailed
Joints. must be carefully eat to the dnensions given
Stones to be eft in tho rough, but have draft
inch wldth cut along the edges and batter Of halt
doyeail.d joints aud tho dressing u the bed. aud
builds 10 be trough hammered straight. square and
vary in eaStRs from feet Inches to Inches, il
width. from feet inches to feet Inches aud In
sae 'S Sor nu. bs sas the names Of two
spsnsbe persons as guarantees for the faithful exc
sa!iGe 4 the CONTRACT the amount o. .srey 70 Be one
for bids aud guarantees will DO furnished upon appli
cation at this Office.
foot Of stone 70 be furnished In the rough and the
price per cubic foot for the cut stone.
amiaed JaTinE lie usual once hours, At u. ). Eugi
neer once, fourth hoor, City Hall
e. envelope Proposals Tor crASl'1 js5 ESr Me-
Brevet Major General United states Army.
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IMMENSE DoLLARsAL OF BSGLIsH, FRENCH
i sand Gorman Dry and Fancy Goods, Plated Ware,
Cutlery, Albums, Leather Goods, &e &c. Sent y
cents Tor one 10 cents each for ten or more names
BELL Ar ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Agents can purchase an article worth from " 70
sDj for one Dollar, according TO size o. club ordered
Circulars sent free, KlABALh 20 NO IRE
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

wAsuIElToS. February 49, 1908
On the petition GgoRlg 4. BiGELow, administrator
OF the estate OF SAMUEL NIcosOS deceased of Boston,
Mass praying for the extension OF patent granted
the said SAMUEL NICHOLSON the sth day Of August,
1851, for an Improvement In Wooden Pavements for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place on the Sth day VI August, 1885
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at tho
pa!en! pnsS ,oS on MoSptY the Gth day q IVY
appear aud show eause,i any they have, why said
petition ought not to DO granted.
Persons opposing tho extension arc reqI ired TO ho
IN tho Patent Once their objections special sot fsrth
~ writing ~ Toast ttoentv days before the tAy " hear
Ing all testimony filed by either party 70 be used at the
said hearing, must by taken aud IN accord;
Anee with tho rules Of the Office, which will DO furnished
on application. ..s.
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon a. tssi-
mony must be fled In the Office fosHtu days before the
day q hearing the arguments. ifahy within ten days
after hllng the testimony. -.
Ordered also, that this notice be pnPlished In the
REPUBLICAN, and the Inteiioencer, Washington, D.
for three successive weeks the hst Of said
to DO at least sixty days previous to the day q hearing
fe2d-wsw Acting Commissioner u Psteats
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nEPARTNENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAauIhnION. EeLruaII A lhiS

On the petition Of Tn9aIs A sIEApHAx, adaIHi.
Of Lyons, Mlehigan. PraIying for ths extension q
DAY Of Nay 1874. and ressued n three divisions the
18th day u June, lSD, respectively numbered VS.,
Ss, aSd 9s7. No Va was again rsssued the 9th day
relssued the 9th day Of June, 1865, and numbered
40, fer an Improvement In Glover and Grass Seed
HsTyesieTs, for seven years from the expiration OF
said PATENT which takes place the sd day Of May,
ordered that ne s.iS Ps.It9n be heard at the
At !! clock. m and AZ peT,on. arc notified g APP
tilion ught not 10 be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 file
10 the Patent once their Elections. specially set forth
10 writing vi least ttoenty days before the day Of hear
lPg all testimony hed by either party, ~ bs used at
the said hearing, must be tax and Ia &C.
e0Td4nes with The rules VI the ONCE, which will DO
FURNISHED on application.
Dsposit0Bs and other papers, relied upon as testi
noHy must be nlsd ip the once t1snty days before
the dAy VI hearingt the arguments II any, within ten
days after hllhE the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
REgrBLiGLs and In the InieiifOeacsr, Arlington.
p q, and Ia the Tribune. Chicago, m once week
for three successive weeksi the hrst Of said publioA
Isa. % be a. least sixty days previous 70 Az day Of
fs9ba Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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pRoPos LsFoR COAL.

UNITED STATES ESdISRRR' IS OPPICE,l
No. Is SECOND STREET, BALTIMORE, Nd. !
Proposals will DO received at this office until mcr-
Coal for tho steam tug and dredgos belonging to the
United States, on account Of Patapsco river improve
ment, for the working season, say 10 December Is,
1865.
Information rs to forms OF proposals and other re-
quirements may be obtained at this ONCE.
Bids will be opened at ~: p. m, March -, 1885, at
this once, In the presence OF such bidders As may
choose to attend.
The right Is reserved to reject all or any Of the bids
for any cause deemed sufficient by the undersigned
JOHN O. PARKR,
mhl0.A Major Of En- ineers, Byt Mai, Den
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COLUMBIA DIsPENsARY, FOR WOMEN AND
" CHILDREN,
Corner Of fOurleenth aud stresls.

This Dispcnsary is in connection with Coluln bia
Hospital aud Is opened for the treatment of out
patients. who are supplied with Medicine, Medical
and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who are about to be confined and desire to
be attended at their own homes, but who are unable
TO pay for the services OF competent medical praet
TONER will DO furnished with medical attention free
by leaving their names and address at the Hospital
W 18th the MatrOn,
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT Oh
/ COLUMBIA,

''% ~.a :" r;I r,.,Ssr 'os' rpo" Docs
Asbury Lloyd, trustee in the above cause, having
reported that he had sold the cast half OF lot mo u
square no H as described in said report with the
the part o. lot mo o. In square mo 5i6J de.
seribed IN said Pr9esetag., VIII the ipProyement.
purchaser had complied with the terms Of sale: IL is
this 18th day Of February, 1865 ordered by the court
That the said sales be- aud the same are hereby rail-
ned and confirmed. unless cause to the contrary is
ydsd a copy Of this order be publ iShed 10
paper printed aud published Ia the city u Washing
said day.
Atrus copy: H. J. NElGs,
fej5.wjw Clerk
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Corner OF Second street east and street SOUTH Cap
lNGTON CITY.
The new building Is now ready for the reception u
patients Of every class both medical and surgical.
The cars run within two squares Of the building.
Patients will be received into the wards A. " per
week, payable In advance. This Includes Medicine
and Medical or Surgical attendance.
Private Rooms be had at advanced rates,
MEDICAL STAFF ATTENDING.
. . - PHYSICIANS,
n; Il. IAGNER. NJ. p, No. 40 II street, between
Eighteenth aud Ninteenth.
JOHN G. RILEY, M D., New York avenue, be-
ween Fourteenth aud Fifteenth streets.
WIN MARBURY. NJ D., 40 II street
II ruoypsov srRqsoss; Ma, .
N. y. LlNCuLN, N, d., 21s Y street north.
ADVISORY AND CONSULTING.
GRAFTON TYLER, N. d., corner Of Washington
aud Gay ,iree:., Georgetowu.
Z, HOWARD, NJ, D., 2s y street.
THOMAS MILLER, 24G street
JOHNSON ELIOT, 4Os street.
Z. u, LlBERMANN, 80 Thlr teenth street.
Application can DO made ut the Hospital, ots other
OF the above named physicians. Physicians sending
patients 10 the Hospital who may occupy private
have the privilege Of attending the same.
As-No persons with contagious diseases admitted,
SISTER LORETTA O'RRlLLY,
oetl7 Superior.