Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-21
alallg gu1elLlgenfer.
OFFTOLAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES. -
Passed q lie THIRD Session of ne IRirty-
seventh congyess.
[ooHr1guED Ynon rEsrEaDGY.l
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An AcE TO amend act entitled AAn act to provide
internal revenue TO support the Government and
pay interest on the public debit approved July
1irst, eighteen hundred and Eixty-fWo, and for
other purpose.
Thirty-nine. Butchers shall pay ton dollars for
each license. Every person whose business IL q 70
SeI bntehet'a meat al retail shall be regarded as
butcher under this act Provided, That no butcher
having taken ont liecnse, and paid ten dollars
therefor Ahal be required to take out license -
retail dealer account Of selling other srtSles at
the store, stall, premises: Provided further,
That butchers who re ali butchers meat exclusively
from cart wagon, by themselves agents sl ii
be required TO pay hye dollars only for each license
any existing Law 70 the contrary Notwithstanding
required TO take out license as pedler iof REAR
ing butchers meat, Aforesaid: Provided, farther
That license ShSll be required Of butcher whose
annual sales do not exceed one thousand dollars
tsFolty. Retail dealers shall pay ten dollars 1or
each license. Every person whose busnea5 or Occu-
patton Il in 70 sell offer for sale any goods wares
or merehandise Of foreign or domestic production,
not including WintB, Bptrituous or malt liquors. but
not excluding drugs, medicines, cigars Snun or To-
baeeo, and Who-e annual sales exceed one Thousand
and do not exceed twenty thousand dollars shall
be regarded As a retail dealer under this AT
t.F0rty-oue. Wholesale Dealers whose annual sales
do not exceed afty thousand dollars, ShaIpaytE
ty-hve dollars for each license il exceeding nifty
thousand and not exceeding one hundred thousand
dolIATs shall pay fIy dollars for each license; eX-
eeedfuE obe hundred thousand aud not exceeding
two hundred and hffy thousand dollars shall pay
hundred dollars for each license exceeding two hun
dred and fifty thousand aud not exceeding i've hun.
dred thousanj dollArl shall pay two hundred dol
lars for each license; exceeding hTe hundred thous
and aud NOT exceeding one million dollars, stall pay
three hundred dollars for eAch license; exceeding
million and not exceeding two millions Of dollars,
shall pay five hundred dollars for each license :.
exceeding two millions Of dollars, shall pay two
hundred and Nifty dollars far every million of dollars
In excess OF two millions Of dollars, IN addition
the i've hundred dollars. Every person shall be re-
Zarded as A WholeRaIs dealer under this act whose
business occupation It is 10 sell offer 70 sell any
goods wares, msrchaBdIse Of foreign or domestic
tall
liquors Wines but not excluding drugs, Incidence
cigars gnuh, or tobacco whose ann1Gk sales exceed
twenty-five thousand dollars; and the license Fequ
red by any Wholesale dealer shall not be for less
amount than his sales for the previous year. unless
he has made or proposes TO make some change in his
business that will ObViously reduce the amount Of
his annual Gales nor shall any license as wholesale
dealer aIioF any such person 70 q Commercial
broker: Provided, That any license understated
may be again assessed.
"Porty-tWo. Wholesale dealers in liquors shall pay
Tor each license the amount required In this act for
license 70 Wholesale dealers Every person other
than the dlstier Drewer who shall sell offer for
sale any distilled spirits fermented liquor, and
wines Of all kinds In quantities Of more than three
gallons at one lime, whose annual sales shall ex-
coed twenty-five thousand dollars, shah take out a
license, as a Wholesale dealer in iquorS
"Forty-thrse Retail dealers In liquors shall pay
twenty dollars for each license. Every person Other
than distler or brewer who shall sell or oner for
sale any distilled spirits fermented liquors. wine
Of description, In Quantities OF three gallons or
lsSs and WhoSe annual sales do not exceed twenty
five thousand dollars, shall be regarded as retail
dealer In liquor under this law; but herein contained
shall authorize the sale OfaDy Spirits liquors. wines
or malt liquors to be drank the premises: PrOyi.
ded That no person licenEel to keep hotel inn or
tavern shall be allowed to sell any liquors 70 be ia
ken on the premises, and person licensed to keep
an eating house shalt be allowed 10 sell spirtuOus or
YlnonsliquOrs. And no person who has taken out a
license to keep hotel, inn, tavern or eating house
shall be required to take out license as a tobac-
const because OF any tobacco cigars furnished in
the usual course Of business keeper Of a hotel,
In tavern, or eating house" fH
That section geHenty-hVe be and hereby Ia amend
ed, by inserting after the words ttproyided That
white lead oxide Of zinc, and suIphate Of barytea,
the words "1nd paints and pRnters' coLort' BY in
Berting before the words ION lard oil aud attached
TO the next preceding sentence, follows: sand an
duties or taxes On coal mined, and delivered by coal
operators AZ tho mines on contracts made prior to
July hrSt, eighteen hunds red and sfxty.tEo shall be
PAID BY The purchaser thereof" by striking out the
following words: ION sugar, refined, whether loaf
lump gr4nulated, pulVeFiZel, two mills per pound
on sugar. refined, or made from mOlaases, syrup Of
motasssI, meAdO, concentrated meladO two mills
per pOnnd' Inserting in lieu thereof a. foIIovs
sugar rebsers shall pay one aud one half of oneper
cent on thesgrosV amount OF the sales OF all the pro-
ducts oil thelr manufactures: Provided that every
person shall be regarded as a sugar reRuer und r
this act whose business it is 70 advance the oualit
anu Y1ine sugar by melting and recry stallzaton,
OF oy hquoring elAytng, or other washing process,
or by any other chemical or mechanical means Or
who shall ADVANCE the quality value Of InoIasses
and concentrated mOlAsses, melado or concentrated
meado, by boiling other process' and by insert
ing In lieu OF any other duties or rates OF utv on
ths ARTICLES hereinafter enumerated in this Bection
OF provisions existing relation thereto the fol-
lowing:
ION marine engines, three per centum ad valO.
ION rivets, exceeding onOfourth of one inch in i-
3metsr, nuts wrought, railroad chairs bolts. and
horseShoea, two dollars per ton: Provided, That
where duty upon the iron from which said arti-
Giles shall have been made has been actually paid an
1nitonAi duty only shall be paid Of fifty cents per
''on rolled brass, copper, and yellow shs,tb,nq
metal, In rods or sheets, one per centpm I'D val0.
G-On sail, to,,, .l,,,,.
oil cotton max, or hemp, part Of either or other
MATERIALS three per centum ad Valorem Provided
Eat the sewing Of EacS sails, fonts, shades avn
inSs, carpets, aud bags, the materials whereof be,
longing to the employer shall be exempt from duty
where the cloth or material from which they am
duty.
"o1 tobacco, caveudish, plug, twist, fine cut and
manufactured Of all descriptions, mot inci1dinT
snuh, cigars, and smoking tobacco, prepared with al
rue stems In or made exclusively OF stems, ffteer
cents per pound. F.t- : -.
IN and on smoking tobacco made exclusively u
stems, i've cents per pound = - =. :
ION smut manufactured of tobacco, on [orJ stems
OIAnS substitute OF tobacco, ground, dry or damp
oil All descriptions, twenty cents per pOunn.
On mineral or medicinal waters or waters from
springs impreguated With minerals one cent for each
bottle containing not more than one Quart: ,Sben
containing moro than one quart, two cents for each
~Tailoru, boot aud shoeuaksrs. UIIlIDsrs aud r.,,
mAkere making clothing articles OF dres for men's
Womehs or chtldrenB wear, to order as custom work
.L oiAlS kenotAlly auAl TO the amount OF one
Thousand dollars, be exempt Z ON duty and for any
excess beyond the amount Of one Thousand dollsTI
AhaL pay = duty Of ono per ceutum advaloren
On umbrellas and para8Ols, made of cotton. silk
UT OtueE material, three per centum ad YalOrem
On all ships, barqueS, briggs, schoonerS, SIoops
anbo1tS, steamboats,, (not Including the engine
ooAts, and all other vesseIN or water crafi
hereafter buIlt, made constructed two nsr cent
On sugar candy and ali coniectiOuary made Who'll
yor IN part OF sugar valued At fourteen cents pe
pound or less two cents per pound when S,nIuej n
exceeding fourteen cents, and net exceeding FORT,
cents per pound three cents per pound; Whed VALUED
St.,oASeSuInS IoEty cents per pound, or when SOLD
loren. ~ F't se+'''tA Su Va
On all gold leaf dfteon cents per pack, eontanin,
oOc more thNn twenty books, Of twenty-five leave
CFODE cOSrrxuEDJ
A Rules held IN tho Clerks once Of the Count !
"A the county of AccOmAok, July Ith, 1861.
stephen Hopkins, sr, plaiutin,