rs were laid, additional wards, andeven the corridors, parlors, and dining-rooms, were thrown open to the wounded,until over three hundred were accom-modated. The new building was thus used fornine months, until the Government pro-vided hospitals of its own. Soon after the original gift of land… … (51) mo.] The Hospital of the Protestant Episcopal Church. 517 The site has an elevation of fifty feetabove high-water mark. It is in the midstof a very large population of those mostapt to need its help,—the working-classesand the poor. Large factories surroundit on all sides, and eight railroads…
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