EXCEPTIONS.—The present law exempts those who complied with the Act of April 19th, 1883, and also regular practitioners of another State in consultation with a lawful practitioner of medicine and surgery of this State (_ib._, s. 4, 6). FEES.—To clerk of the peace, for issuing license to practise, $10.50 (Laws 1887, vol. 18, c. 35, s. 4). For issuing annual license for revenue of the State, $10.50 (Laws, vol. 13, c. 117, as amended, vol. 14, c. 16). To secretary of board, for license, $10 (Rev. Stats., c. 47, s. 5). A license fee to practise medicine, for the revenue of the State, is also required (_ib._, s. 8; vol. 13, c. 117, as amended, vol. 14, Laws, c. 16). DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. REGISTRATION.—It is the duty of every physician, accoucheur, and midwife practising medicine, or doing business, to register at the office of the board of health, giving full name, residence, and place of business, and in case of removal from one place to another in the District to make a change in the register (Regulation of Board of Health, August 28th, 1874, s. 8, legalized by resolution of Congress, No. 25, s. 2, April 24th, 1880). VIOLATION.—The violation of the foregoing provision is punishable by a fine of from $25 to $200 for every offence (_ib._, s. 9). QUALIFICATION.—All physicians required to register must do so upon a license from some chartered medical society or upon a diploma from some medical school or institution (_ib._, s. 11 [First]). FLORIDA. BOARDS OF EXAMINERS.—The governor appoints a board of medical examiners for each judicial circuit, and a board of homœopathic examiners for the State (Rev. Stats., 1892, s. 801). The circuit board is composed of three practising physicians of known ability, graduates in good standing of a medical college, recognized by the American Medical Association, residents of the circuit; the homœopathic board is composed of three practising homœopathic physicians of known ability, graduates in good standing of a medical college recognized by the American Institute of Homœopathy (_ib._, s. 802). QUALIFICATION.—It is the duty of the board of examiners to examine thoroughly every applicant, upon the production of a medical diploma from a recognized college, upon anatomy, physiology, surgery, gynæcology, therapeutics, obstetrics, and chemistry, but no preference is given to any school of medicine; and it is the duty of the board of homœopathic medical examiners to examine thoroughly every applicant, upon the production of his diploma from a college recognized by the American Institute of Homœopathy, on anatomy, physiology, surgery, gynæcology, materia medica, therapeutics, obstetrics, and chemistry, but no preference is given to any school of medicine (Rev. Stats., 1892, s. 806).