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SPRING AND SUMNER SCHEDULE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ q 80 $3.50
FROM WASHINGTON CITYI
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO TIN
WEST. SOUTH AND NORTH.WEST
Making the Quickest Time: And the Only Route
That can sell : Through Ticket direct, or give =
etaer Route, and no Omnibus Riding.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON
n.ssns oaa,x ssu i,s .. e1esp.sd
On Sundays, One Tram RI II ana ss connecting
At Relay with io + Ta TEs #f fer Baltimore
Train Leaving WsshingtGn At e.s N. E1ake,
r.a House,
vita fl.n .:1a.
" BAfT1soES AID hSo ONO 5i RAiIRosb. The
7Ats Is the Only Route by .ohseh Through Tickets or
TAroSsa Baggage Checks can Be procured
IN Washington.
Knights Latest Improved SLIPPING CARS, of
The most Superior finish, attached to Night Trains.
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
egssgs Ezzs en-
HAUTE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO,
&C., &C., &C.,
~WI1E LESS CEARoRs OF CARS rHAx BY All
OTHER RouF1.9
~ Srsesal Notice to Passenger, for tss Wea J,o~
ns fFpHk Il y
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAW ONi
DOLLAR in the Through price, and have the priv
ilegs Of visiting Baltimore az dssired) without
additional charge.
Koonnsetions at the Ohio River With OLIVE
LAND g. P1TP6BUR6, CENTRAL OHIO and
MARI eta 4 CIN6INHATI RAILROADS.; and,
through them, with the whole Railway system Of
SOUTH WEST -
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply ct the
Ticket Office, Wsshin gton station
W. p. SMITH, Master Of TRANSFORMATION
II. COLE. General Ticket Agent Ap 2I-n
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a kG3Hs =; {9Isa':, e.a f..s.s:s
DsrsonAlly ct his eAss N ills city. HAnybp -
DorSons can Noa1 these teSfh Who cannot
wear etAsrs, snd - DsrSoa en- wsar stAsfS w1s
0annot wear these.
Yerssss eallfas at NJ 49, - - assonne4assd
With any rHlA and Driss Of Teeth they may dssife;
sleansst, strongest md most Dsrfest denture thAt
art en- produce, tAe kIN1HAL RLAf1 Win -
Rooms IN tin dI-io. 80 Psansyfvanla avsans
between Sth and Nth streets. Also. So7 Area IT.,
HhilAAolphiA. mar l-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15

FRESH BEEF.
i SoLpIBRs' HoNs, October 7th, 1885,
Scaled Proposals will be received until the 9th
OF October, 1868. for furnishing Fresh Beef, Of
Inmates Of the SOLDIER Home, for one year nom
lst o: November ne1t-ths Besfto be delivered 1t
the Centre Market on Tuesdeys. Thursdays. and
Saturdays Of each week, in such quantities - may
be from time to time required by the Secretary and
Treasurer Of the Home, and in Quarters, with an
equal proportion of saeh, tnssks and shanks to be
in al cases excluded.)
Payments to be made zsostAly, and bond with
the contract.
Proposals. will be endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef - ard addressed to BENZ AMIN KING, As
sistant Sur eeon Secretary and Treasurer Soldiers
Home. Wlshin gton G ity, D. o. oc std
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PROPOHALas
0RDNARCB OFFICE, .---

- ia 49,
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received 1t this ONE
Ss.eesr for Too sETs 81 fFfHF!ssYF ' AS g
the following quantities. It the undernamsd an r
500 sets a at the New York Arsenal, Governor.
90 sets At the frankfort Arsenal, Bridssburs,
% 600 sets At the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburg,
y 600 sets ut the st Louis Arsenal. st. Louis, No.
M0oe sets At the U. 8. Armory, Springnsl mass
These acecutrements are to b made an strict
and they to De subject to inspection ~ tns Ar
sensl where delivered, before being received Tor
but such as are APPROX cd on inspection. 1Ae belts
to be Of grained estAe and all the stock to be the
best oak tanned. he shoulder belt viii be in
Deliveries mustsbe made in lots Of not less than
under; and not less than 1000 sets per week all
bemade within fifteen days from date Of contract.
Failure to deliver At specified time will subject
the contractor to = forfeiture Of the amount to
be boxed in the usual manner; the boxes to be
charged at cost to be deter by the pector
Bidders viii state explicitly the arsenal or ar
Der of sets they propose to deliver IT each place,
if for more than one.
No bids will be considered from parties other
such IS are known to the Department to be fully
competent to execute. in their shops, the work
proposed for. Each party obtaining , contract will
ssretiss, for it's faithful fuIhilment. Wv" 'p',''N
The Department reserves to itself the right to
reject any eli bids, il not deemed satisfactory.
81 GEoaGR D. RA1sAY. Chief Of Ordnance, Wash
inston, and will be endorsed proposals for In.
fantry Announcements"
oe 9Th Sat, tn ct Brig. Gen CHIEF ofOrdnanee
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tJlADoUARFlRs DEPARTMENT OF WASH.
- IN4TON

Q&c1 CiC Qxa.t1usdsss,, Hay q, lsss.
D1AL1Rs II AeaiouLsuaAL IxPL1AlH1s, 4A,.
DEE eKIDs O., are requested to furnish this ONCE
,rios lists Of the various articles Of their trade,
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Cole
ael ILIAs II. GasBEz, 0his Qnartermasssr, D..
Dartment Of WashiDston. M &.H
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MILITARY SUBSTITUTES.

- est prices will be paid for SO B6TITUTI6 for
DRAFTED rnen Those In want Of Substitutes viii
geree and Real Estate 0Mss,h No. Oil Ninth st.,
near Psnnsylvsnia avenue.
Su loft N, ii. MILLER,
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RN08 L CO.'S CITY ExPREAG,
yo1 re DELIVERY -
GOODS, PAOKAG1S. AND BAGGAGE,
fhrousAoat the City, 0ssrsstown. All . ~
Railroad, at
Low AND REG ULAR RITES
Ne cheek I'll bassags 10 Be delivered ct 1al1saA.
1Nos L co.,
81 Lssia..a Avenue. bssvss, oh sal TIL streets
- U-lns
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Important Facts Worth Knowing.
AT THE NATIONAL BOOKSTORE,
27s Pennsylvania Avenue,
Between 18th and 18th st.
YOU CAN BUY:
Three 30 cent Novels for 81,
Six Is cent Novels for q,
hight Photograph Album Cards for 81,
Three 50 cont Stationery Psaka ages for 81,
Blk IS cent Stationery Packages for 81,
20 cent Books from Is to IS cents,
q Books from 30 cents to 30 cents,
e1.26 Books from IS cents to SI.l5,
8l.5O Books from Is cents to 9l.l0,
% Books from 81 to SlsO,
e5 Books from o. 10 to 9A7y,
A large lot Of Books 1T half price,
A PINE STOCK OF
PHOTOGRAPH CARDS and ALBUN9.
BOOKS, STATIONERY.
FANCY ARTICLES,
COMBS, BRUSHES,
AABRoTYP1s. DO, DO, At greatly reduced
prices. 1888
~ "Quiek sales and small proats.''
~ Orders by mail promptly attsndedto.
VIM. F. RICHSTEIN'S
NATIONAL BOOKSTORE. 27e Penn avenue,
- l6.lm between nth and 18th streets.
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S1GESMOND d HAYWARD,
INV AND IAPROV1D INvlN TIoH
~ OF
ARTIFICIAL
;. GHEOPLASTlC BONE TEETH,
WI9XouY H8YAL PLA1HoR OLAspa

DR. B. B. EI6lsMOND,
Sic BssG4Say, Nsss York. and $50 Ps.ssylvssie
AsesA, between l3sk ssd 13tA sts., WxskSRStss,
OaMs tho attention Of the public to the following
aeyanta&es Of his improved system:
l. The Teeth of lis manufacture wiI)
osrcr Scrsode nor change color By any
eelos 1eing shr60-fourtAs lighter than any other.
!; No teeth or roots need be sxtratsd, e the
Artineisl one! can b. inserted over them. :
10 ache.
=: Nc temporsry tssts are needed, - permanent
The natural expressio Of the face, which undsr tie
oid sIrtem = frequently diaagIrs1.
years By many Of the 6rst chemists aad piyssia.s
Of this country. :
metal 1llins, With which the most ssnsitive tosih
can Be hllep Without pain, and can blild ab per.
!eet soun4 tooth On any ode roots which viii Last
thrcug Oh Hfetetins.
Gall and Examine for yourself. jy0-6
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsRHes, 10.
COMPOUND sIRUP OF GUN ARABIC.
This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy hss
been 80 long known and Itensively used that most
persons have become familiar with its extraordinary
efficacy. It can be had at al tho principal Drus
Stores at Is and 30 cents . bottle. ss S0-9mr
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JAY COOKE l. CO.,
B N X e RS.
Ne. ASP Fifteenth Street.
VI SMALL ooITIHUI 70 FURNISH
UNITED STATES
FIVE WENTY BONDS
At par until further notice.
~ Persons desiring information conoeruins this
loan procure at our counter, upon application
By mail, circulars answering all qusslions tAxt may
VI BUY AID SELL ALL ISSUES OF
9OV1RNM1NT BONDS, TREASURY NOTlB
C1TIYICAT1s. AND vOUCHlRs,
COIN. OURRlNCY, AND EXCHANGE,
AIp PAY 1HI HIounsf PRICES yeI
GERTlFICA fE CHECKS.
JAY COOKE co., BANKERS,
"a 1T l62 Fifteenth street.
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We call your attention to the I1ClLsIOR
CITY Express, for the delivery Of Packaxes
Baggage. and nershandiss. Having states hung
throughout the city, where orders may be left,
which viii b. attended to promptly. Our drivers
saving persons from Walking . long distance to
leave directions for bss&ags to be tai On to the
Express will be taken care Of till the owners claim
them and receive their checks. Principal Onee
- 2leis. WI. BHkRY GO. proptr,.
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boTANIo REMEDY
AGUE AND TEY Err,
WARRANTED 4 PROMPT AND EFFEc-
This valuable medicine ID purely yesstAbls In it
oompc. ition, contains arsenic. copper or other
dan gerous mineral and 10 free from the injurious
effects which sometimes result from the use OF
aunine and bark. Price $50 Per bottle. Tor
" 9HARLns aToTT s7sP.;H:.
" B: ENTMIsLE, 18th st. and Pa. Az,
a. a. MCPHERSON. Capitol Hill,
WALLACE BLOT, 18th and sts
v. HARBAUGH It'll and g sts..
Warrington, D. o.
q. g. T. OIs6EL.
610. II. tOTHORON,
CLIO. A. MILLER,
Wholesale Druggist,
sos Market street. Philadelphia,
ee-lm1 Sole Proprietor.
Nm. g. eIhPBOH.J [Bw1LL O. AfW1LL,
FORREST HOUSE,
No. AGA 10TH ST., BETW8EN D AND 4,
WAsHIHeFoE CITY.
SIMPSON + ATWELL, P,osrissors.
WINS. L1auons AID CLEANS OF TEE Finest Quail
I1Y ALWAYS 81 HAND.
~ MEALS 1t all hours nd In every style.
SUIT OF ROOMS for rent. os6.lm"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17

Having been appointed by the Governor o. the Com
monwcalth the General Recruiting Agent for the City
of Worcester It's quota Volunteers under the
recent call of the President invite the aid and
operation citizens in the important work before
us. The time is short Hard, earnest, and sys ematic
labor is necessary But with proper effort, the whole
Quota OF the city is to be Oiled within the prescribed
time.
For the purpose o. securing for the benefit Of the city
those agencies which experience has shown TO be most
effective hereby appoint Lieut., Belscr, the 34th;
Lieut. Greene OF tho Artillery Lieut. Cartwright Of
tire j6th, euts. Grid and Sanderson the 57th Mass
Resincnts recru ting agents flr the CITY of Worcester
while these officers remain here, aud until otnerwise
ordered They win report to this oGic once In three
days, on Wedncs lay and Saturday of each week the
names ndnumbc Of men enlisted by them respective-
~, complying in all respects with the tcaurem onts Of
General Order Ne, 49, from Hea' quarters in Roson SO
this Office concerned this arrangement is not in
tended to interfere with the business of rccryng off,
otherwise appon cd and authorized whose co ope
ration is earnestly dosled
Volunteers enlistmg will have the privilege Of select
ing which Of the Oh regiments service or of the
organizations being formed, they will ion, and
tho agents Of the CITY, while fairly setting forth The ad
vsntases Of their particular rps, will carefully avoid
anything whichmay tend to mtsead deceive the rs-
nil seeking Information.
tarnest invite the attention of our young men who
are lust starting in lite, and struggngto place them
selves and their deacndent families in position Of COM
fort and independence, to the following statement
Upone nsting in the service under the present call
" ~ ''' ~ 0
Ihlteu HtaIes OF teaSh uoWhJ $50
Ohe month ADVANCE pay IL
prenlum, , . &C..
s fT ,ng lie pieie'' 10 take III one %,
r.,,, ,,,o " a, t,s,o,,,o,. -, s-... $500
ii months monthly nav n month maid in aJvarsc i2S
II tho war s,o,,I5 ord in or o,, tlo sOSS
honorab,y discharged he Vi iii receive the addi-
tonal bounty from the United states as if he
NN '"'NN '''' Nv
Total for one years service sSS9
IN 3n1ti9 to STATE Ad lor ms family his wn ratiors
receive si06le.s ''' nv" 0'"i' "'u'U
If he elects the system Of monthly payments Eom the
State' NC VIII receive lor (he
From the II : as before IN aITSnce s7s
state in advance, 10
:. ;, HtSie ~ mo i my tty heh'S'tS-V ~
Il months monthly pay at SI3 tx
Interest II lett in The treasury deposited in bank, 10
occa
ID YEAR
state pay as before, 240
-" -" Wv vpar'sr Sy At s19 Ky
Iulcrnst unor R,s, cSrs i' ' ,,,tiot s5, 20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17

Few persons probably are aware of the
great importance Of the command last assign
ed to Gen. Butler, or of the pressing need
which existed for the presence of such COM
mander at fortress Monroe.
Never since Gen. Butler left that point
had public affairs been conducted with that
energy and strictness which the exigencies OF
the situation demanded. Especially was this
true while under Gen. Negley. The disloyal
had things their own way, and feared no pun
ishment The large number of contrabands
between fortress Monroe and Yorktown were
greatly harrassed by rebels, protesting to be
loyal; smuggling, for which the waters of
Hampton Roads afforded great facilities, was
carried on to an enormous extent, and the in
terests Of the federal government were extern
sively sacrificed.
Gen. Butler has, as might expect, put
the ship right about, and introduced the same
admirable policy winch he inaugurated at
New Orleans. gentleman from this vicinity
who has ust returned from the fortress re-
lates that, within day or two after the gem
erals arrival, a naval officer called upon Gen.
B. and said: Il have seized vessel which
has on board some four hundred gallons OF
liquor. which are contraband, concealed in
the cargo. where" said the general alb
ruptly, lis the smugger?" Gone up to
Norfolk, General, and | ought further to say,
that this is the second time | have caught him
in attempting to run i'll contraband goods
ln Il
and said, Captain, telegraph to Norfolk i'm
mediately TO have the man arrested and sent
to this place" Before night the smuggler
was under guard at the fortress. The next
day was Sunday, but on Monday morning the
culprt was brought to trial, and sentenced to
nine months hard labor within the walls OF the
fort. So this man, whom everybody knew
to be the prince Of smuggers, will find other
employment for the present.
During the administration of Gen. Negley
contrabands who came in to enlist were often
followed by their masters and returned to
slavery An officer high in command at Nor
folk stated 10 our informant that he believed
the government had lost 5000 recruits in this
way But that game, too, is now played out
Protection Is given to the colored population
and their industry. The contraband, under
the direction OF the earnest and efficient agent
appointed by the government, is now FURNISH
ing timber for naval purposes at one-fifth the
price heretofore paid and so Tar from being a
public burden, the long-oppressed and legrad
ed men will support themselves and their
families and save the government millions.
Such is the testimony Of persons conversant
with the facts of the case, and there is no liv-
ing man that will bring about these desirable
results more expedtiously that Gen. Ben.
Butler.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17
The BOmbAriment of sumter and the
Smelling Of Charleston.
FIRE IN The f0aT-REBEL CASUALTIES.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. l6.-The flag Of
truce boat New York has arrived, with south
ern news of to-day. The following dispatches
appear in the Richmond papers -
CHARLESTON, Dec. II. - Twelve shells
were thrown into the city last night at inter-
walls of three hours; damage trihing. The
city has also been Shelied at intervals during
the day. Sumter took fire about nine o'clock
this morning from some cause unknown. The
fire communicated to the outer timber-work
of the southwest angle, and the wood work
was burned, and some ammunition was de-
strOyed. There were some casualties, but
the particulars are not received. The enc
my's land batteries opened heavily upon the
fort during the ire, ami were replied to by
MOultrie and our batteries. A heavy fire was
kept up all day, but not much damage was
done to Sumter.
CHARLESTON, Dec. livery little firing
to-day. The casualties at Sumter were ten
killed and thirty wounded.
The boiler and pattern shops of Easton's
foundry took fire last night and were de-
stroyed.
Eleven shells were thrown into the city,
several Of which contained Greek fire, which
burned fifteen minutes after the explosion.
CHARLESTON, Dec. l4.-The fire at Sumter
was purely accidental and unavoidable. 1t has
been cXtiaguished, and the strength of the
fort is as good as before. The list of the cas-
ualties has not been received. No firing on
Sumter yesterday or to-day, and very little
firing between the batteries. -Four shells
were thrown into the city this afternoon.
CHARLESTON, Dee. I5.-No firing last
night he enemy fired fourteen shots at
the city, this morning. Seven buildings
were struck. No person was injured. Our
batteries replied No firing on Sumter No
new movement on the part Of the enemy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17
FrOm Washington.

WAsHMGToN, Dec, lG.-Gen. Schofield,
who arrived here last night from Missouri, is
with the president to-day.
Gen. Buford has had very bad night and
is considered in much danger. He has ty
phoid fever.
The governments sale of fiye.twenty bonds
is increasing, and it is expected they will run
up to 5000, 600 II day in fortnight.
Gen. Pleasantan had an interview with Mr.,
Lincoln's to-day and requested this promo
ton.
The case of senator Bayarj will lie up in
the senate Tomorrow.
Official communications from the army OF
the Pacific say that treaty has been finally
concluded with the bands OF Indians within
the district OF Utah. lie says this happy state
of affairs is owing to the distinguished bravery
and good conduct Of the California column.
For the first time IN the history Of the coun-
try it may now be truly announced that the
great emigrant roads through the Indian ter
rilory may be safely Travelled by single per-
sons without injury to person or property
Both wings Of the capital are now connect
ed by telegraph, and an office is established in
each for the convenience OF the president and
members Of congress.
The president las appointed Gen. Buord,
who still hes dangerously i'll, lis major general,
in acknuwl ed4mcnt Of his military services,
the commission to date from July last.
An effort will be made to pass in the SEN
ate, before the holidays, the bill of Gen. Lane
Of Kansas, to restrict speculative traffic in
gold silver, and exchange. 1; was not intro
duced without consultation of other gentlemen
/ occupying high public otIices.
There are indications OF cnange in the
command of the army OF Missouri. General
Schotield, now here, may be transferred to
Baltimore, and zen. Schenck or Cen Rose
Grams, probably the latter, be ordered to the
former department.
The bill reported back from senate com
mttee on military affairs, with amendments,
reduces the proposed bounty tor enlistment
of veterans to Sl5. and OF others to $40, not
now in the service
Senator Wilson's amendment to the con-
fcripti0n bill eXempts the following persons
Such is are mentally or physically unfit Tor
the service; the vice president Of the United
States the judges of the various courts Of
the United States; the heads Of the various
executive departments Of the United States
the governors Of the several states; the only
son liable to military duty of a widow wholly
dependent upon his labor for support; only
son Of an old or intrm parent or parents
wholly dependent npon him for support, and
if there are several sons all drafted, said pa
rents shall elect which son shall be drafted;
the only brother Of orphan children under u
years Of age wholly dependent on his labor for
support; where among several sons two have
been permanently disabled or have died in the
military service, the residue shall be exempt;
any person convicted OF felony. The separa-
ton Of the enrolment in classes is abolished.
person enrolled moving to another locality
may have his name taken from the list and
placed Hpon the enrolimemt in the place Of his
residence Any person enrolled who Shall
empt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17

pRINCEToN.-At a war meeting held in this town
last Monday evening, addresses were made by Hon.
p. Emory Aldrich and Major Harlow OF this city,
------zs--------
ATHoL.-The Mlers River manufacturing COM
pany has recently been formed at Athol, and will
carry on the manufacture of wooden goods in tho
Johnson Hill & Co, and other uctories in that
town and vicinity.
Michael Judd who had been missing several days,
was lonud Friday in the woods near Athol De.
pot with liquor jug by his side
GRAFrON.-Johu l.. Ordway. Esq, for twenty
five years connected with the Lowell bank the last
fourteen OF which he cashier of the bank, has
accepted similar position in an institution in Graf
ton under the national banking act.
Don PEDRO II AND THE ANrIQuARIAN SOCIETY.
=" The American Antiquarian society OF orceser,
Massachusetts is rich in documents and historical
data. Don Pedro II. emperor OF Brazil, takes the
deepest interest in historical and antiquarian
search. There Is not a cling of the brazilian
Historical Society that he does not attend i'll per
son. Hence the four spendidly bound volumes en-
American Antiquarian Society, of which he is an
honorary member, were received with due apprecia-
tion and many thanks They aIc volumes Of Sucl
general importance that he will place them in the
library OF the Brazilian Historical Society.Rio de
Jaaeiro correspondent Mar York ErsHiHg Post.
COL HIGGINsoY sent north by the Araso the
skin of one OF the bloodLouuds killed by Capt ry
ants party the main last week. 1t is to be
stuffed and mounted. and is to form one Of the al
fractions OF the approaching fair OF tho sanitary
| commission in Boston Free South.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17
a Surgeon Sent to jail for violation OF
the ENROLMENT Act.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6.-The surgeon Of
the board of enrolment OF the fourth district
of Connecticut, DR.. Samuel T. Salisbury, has
been recently tried by court martial for sun
dry violations of the enrolment act, and SEN
fenced to pay fine of 5000 and imprisonment
for two months, and to be cashiered. The
sentenced was approved by Major Gen. DIX
after careful review of the proceedings,
with the statement that the conduct OF DR..
Salisbury was careless, negligent and regard
less vi the delicate and responsible duties
with which he was charged This is the first
conviction had under that provision Of the
enrolment act which directs the trial and
punishment Of surgeons Tor making false re-
ports and neglect OF duty.