Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1863-05-27

all naval stores. salts, wines and spirit
uous liquors, tobacco, manufactured or
cotton, wool, -four, sugar.
syrup, rice, and other agrlcui- I
tural products, held or owned on the Isl 1
Of July next, and not necessary for fami-
ly consumption, for the unexpired portion
Of the year 1868.
A tax Of one per cent. upon alt Cd oney, 4
bank notes or other currency on hand or ,
on dep,sit on tie lst Of July next, and |
% the value Of ali credits on which the /
interest has not been paid
On trade and business the taxes are As
follows:
Bankers FIVE hundred dollars
Auctioneers fifty dollars, ana two and
half per cent. on the gross amount Of
sales.
Wholesale dealers il liquors ;wo hun.
dred dollars, and five per cent. on the
gross amount Of sales.
Retail dealers il liquors one hundred
dollars, aud teu per rent. on II - amount
of sales.
Retail dealers il me,chandiza fifty dol
lars, and two and half rer cent
Pawnbrokers two hundrel Y liars.
Disillers two hundred dollars and
twenty per cent.
Brewers one hurir-l dollars, and two
and ) Half ner cent.
Hotels. INNS. taverne and eating houses,
first Glass. i've hundred dollars; second
class. three huadred ialtr-; tairl e'as-,
twn hnnired dollars; fourth class one hun
drel dollar: ifth class. thirty dollars
Every place where fooi XII refreshments
are s9l !. and every boz riding holso where
there arc xix boarders o. mere, y deemed
au eating hon. under this act.
Money and exchange brokers, two hun
dred dollars
Z, numerical brokers or commission mer-
chants. two hundred dollars Ind two and
a half per cent.
Tobacconist-, fifty dollars, ana two aud
a half per cent.
Theatres, five hundred dollars. each
circus, che hundred dollars, and tax of
ten dollars for each exhibition; jugglerg
and other shows, fifty doillrs.
Bowling alleys ana billiard rooms, forty
dollars for each alley ar billiard table.
Livery stable keepers. fifty dollars.
Cattle brokers. ft'y dollars, and two
and halt per cent.
butchers ana bakers nifty doillrs, ana
enc PEE cent.
Pefdiar', nifty dollars, and two AMI o
half per cent.
Apo'heciries, fifty dollars, and tao and
n half nnr cent
photographers the same.
LAWYERS. physicians, surge n- anl aeh-
usis- nifty doiar'-
Contect'oners, hity dollars anl tFo aDh
halt per cent.
Every person u re4n're4 'o return a
Inst OF the gross an"uHt ot s1-e7 .fYm 'he
passage q IN act " thr "pfN 'i June
I lSb5, anu every three months hereafter
] va salaries Tax NV o"s p,r c'hV "he.
n"t exceeding h'ieeh hundred collars anh
y two per cent. upon i1n eA'1ss over intL
amount
Ga incomes nrer hro hnntred and
not exceeding htiren hunlrai ~ llirTs
" taX NJ I'VE per cei =; Oyer A'tsel lnni.ra
AMI ieS> than 'hl'e iIoh'ahG u'ith' hFe
v per cent. ior the h.St hifcrM hinufl+ col
lars ana teH per c-n, vA iAe eAse.-i oEfi
three ihonSand a"d 'es' 'han hfa fn.u-
sand d liars, zen per cent; oyer ilFe
Thousand and 81 Tan M 'l'uSiui
dollars Twelve a nav ffF cent? nfeF
ten thousand dollars, ni'een par csnl I;
subject g. aeducu r. TINT repairs '' 'il.a
in2s cost IN 'holr' "" mh'ffi al' "h lh-
comes i1F rent LOT ihin'N 'lI l-''' '-''
tuHng, &c.
\ All Jnint STOCK couipaH'es hhu 'o- F1'
atlon' snan pay one-'enlh n ol '"@ M. '''o'lu
and reserve 'unu annua''y' IT 'c.1 anr
nual earn'hg shih giFe prom VA, H.'l1
than Ten anu le'' '''a" ' EI osu lI
On capi'al s'ocN' one-e'-''in M III P-.uj
u more '"an tM1"- Pe' 80 80 49,
Inc tax 20 oe co,iec'gu MN In MANN ~ o'D
uary next anu = eaon eI' ., I l.... e.
1865, BY the purchase and slls If -four,
corn, bacon, pork, oats, hay, rice, salt, iron,
or The manufactures ofiron. sugar, mollas-
ses made of cane, butter, wooden cloths,
shoes. bo IL, blankets, md cotton cloths