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Changed for professional services, by mem
bers Of the Medical Association of Washing
ton, DC. 85 . air


For visit or prescription, 81 to s.


First consultation visit, $5


Each one after the first, $2 to 8.


Rising, and visiting At night SIS.


Rising in the night, and advice at physi-
cians' house, So to S.


For visiting out of the city, in addition to
the usual fesfo- the visit, foroyey mile from
the centre of the city, ST..


Forcase ofmidwifery, natural, $40 to 25.
Do pretprnatural, $l5 to so.


Extracting placeata alone, $50 10.


Each necessary subsequentvisit in cases
ofmidwifery, after the fifth day, ST..


Detention, in any case, at patients house
during the night, $5 to 10. 4


Venesection or extraction Of tooth, s to 2.


Vaccination, $50.


Case of gonorrhna or syphilis, $40 to 25.
Capital operations, as, for example, anpu-
taiing large limbs, ilhotomy, trcpanning, ex-
cision of large tumors, ampuiation of great
joints, operation for strangulaied hernia, for
ancurism, sc. $40 to 200.


Ampa:a!ioa OF fingers o. toss, S5 to 90
DO. through tarsal ormelatarsal bones, $25.
Reduction Of dislocaiion, $40 to so.


Adjustment OF f.actures Of long bones,
$40 to 30.


Subsequent attendance at the ordinary rate,
Reduction Of hernia and applying truss,
IS to 20.


Important operations on the eye, 800 TO
100.


Minor operations on the eye, IS to 20.


For dressing recent wounds, opening abb
scesses, introducing sctons or issues, So to
10.


Each subsequent dressing, in addition to
visit, 81 to.2


Extirpation Of polypus, SIS to 80.


Extrpaion oftumors of minor importance,
$5 10 SO.


flstula IN ano or pcrineo, $40 to SO.


Passing catheter or bougie, 81 to 10.


Paracentesis thoracis, abdominis autvesi-
ca, SIS to 20.


Operation for hydrocele, US to 80.


Operation for hare lip, $40 to so.


All certificates Of life insurance, or other
similar certificates, So to 5 90.


The foregoing table contains the standard
fees which shall be demanded; they shall
be increased, according to the judgment Of
the practitioner concerned, in all cases Of
extraordinary detention or attendance, also in
proportion to the importance Of the case, of
the responsibility attached to it, and to the
services rendered, when these arc extraordi-
nary. They shall be diminished, at the dis
cretion Of the physician, when he believes
that the patient cannot afford to pay the reg
ular fees, and yet is able to make some com