Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-22

peddler under this act; Provided, That any
peddler who sells or offers to sell dry goods,
foreign and domestic, by one or more
original packages or pieces, at one time, to
the same person or persons as aforesaid,
shall pay fifty dollars for each license. And
any person who peddles jewelry shall pay
twenty-five dollars for each license.
:. Apothecaries shall pay ten dollars for each
license. ra5t t-t'.,.tfl
Photographers shall pay ten dollars tor
each license when the receipts do not ex-
ceed five hundred dollars; when over five
hundred dollars and under one thousand
dollars, fifteen dollars; when over one thou
sand dollars, twenty-five dollars. Any per-
son or persons who make for sale photo
| graphs, ambrotypes daguerreotypes or pic
lures on glass, metal or paper, by the action
of light shall be regarded photographers
under this act
| Tobacconists shall pay ten dollars for
each license. Any person, firm, or corpO-
ration whose business it is to sell, at retail,
| cigars, snuff or tobacco In any form, shall
be regarded tObacconist under this act.
tIl Tallow-chandlers and soap-makers shall
| pay for each license the sum of ten dollars.
Butchers shall pay ten dollars for each Ii
cense {: Provided, That no butcher having
taken out license, and paid ten dollars
therefor, shall be required to take out Ii
cense as retail dealer on account Of selling
other articles at the same store, stall or
| premises. That no license shall be required
| of butcher whose annual sales do not eX-
ceed one thousand dollars.
| Theatres shall pay one hundred dollars
for each license. - IT. II
Circuses shall pay fifty dollars for each
license. tt' utsl, ta -ttuecf
Jugglers shall pay for each license twen-
| ty dollars. The proprietors or agents Of all
| public exhibitions or shows for money, not
enumerated in this section, shall pay for
each license ten dollars. And but one Ii
cense shall be required under this act to au-
thorize exhibitions within any one State.
Bowling alleys and billiard rooms shall
| pay according to the number of alleys or
tables belonging to or used in the building
or place to be licensed. When not exceed
ing one alley or table, five dollars for each
license. And when exceeding one alley or
table, five dollars for each additional alley
or table. .. 49,
Proprietors of gift enterprises shall pay
| fifty dollars for each license.
Stations and Jacks, owners of, shall pay
ten dollars for each license: Prouided, That
all accounts, notes or demands, for the use
of any such horse or jack without license,
as aforesaid, shall be invalid and of no force
in any court of law or equity SO.
Lawyers shall pay ten dollars for each Ii
cense.
Physicians, surgeons and dentists shall
pay ten dollars for each license.
Architects and civil engineers shall pay
ten dollars for each license.
Builders and contractors shall pay twen-
ty-five dollars for each license. Every per-
son whose business it is to construct build
ings, or ships or bridges, or canals, or rail-
roads by contract, shall be regarded as a
builder and contractor under this act: Pro-
Uided, That no license shall be required from
any person whose building contracts do not
exceed two thousand five hundred dollars
in any one year. q srlrr tft vfa
Plumbers and gas-ftters shall pay ten
dollars for each license.
Miners (employers) shall pay for each and
every license the sum of ten dollars.
General business, any person doing, shall
pay ten dollars for each license. Any per-
son, firm, or corporation, engaged in any
business, trade or profession whatever, for
which no other license Is required by exist
ing law, whose gross annual receipts there
from exceed the sum of one thousand dol
lars, shall be regarded as doing a general
business under this act.
Where the annual gross receipts or sales
of any apOthecaries, confectioners eating
houses, tobacconists, or retail dealers, shall
not exceed the sum of one thousand dol
lars, such apothecaries, confectioners, eat
ing houses and retail dealers shall not be
required to take out or pay for license.
All goods, wares and merchandise, or ar
ticles manufactured or made Except refined
coal oil, gold and silver, spiritous and malt
liquors, manufactured tobacco, and snuff
and cigars,) by any person or firm, where
the annual product shall not exceed the sum
Of six hundred dollars, and shall be made
or produced by the labor of such person or
from duty; where the annual product shall
exceed the sum Of six hundred dollars and
not exceed the sum of one thousand dollars,
the sum of six hundred dollars shall be ex-
empt, and the duty shall be levied, assessed
and collected upon the excess above six
hundred dollars; and in all other cases the
whole annual product, including any busi-
ness or transactions where one party has
been furnished with materials, or any part
thereof and employed by another party to
manufacture, make or finish the goods,
wares and merchandise, or articles, paying,
rpromising to pay therefor, and to whom
the same are returned when so made and
finished, shall be assessed and the duty
paid thereon by the producer or manufac-
turer.
VII CdHuleSy VI WudbcVeT IudJtTWl Ildue,
duty of five per centum ad valorem.
On all mineral Goals, except such as are
known in the trade as pea coal and dust coal,
a duty of five cents per ton.
On lard oil, mustard-seed oil, linseed oil,
and on all animal or vegetable oils, not eX-
empted or provided for elsewhere, whether
pure or adulterated, o duty of five cents per
gallon. so la G4 III ta El ~
On gas, Illuminating, made of COAL Who'll
ly or In part, or any other material, when
the product shall be not above five hundred
thousand cubic feet per month, a duty of
twenty cents per one thousand cubic feet;
when the product shall be. above five hun
dred thousand and not exceeding five mil
lions of cubic feet per month, a duty OF
twenty-five cents per one thousand cubic
feet; when the product shall be above five
millions, a duty of thirty cents per thousand
cubic feet. ~ 90 ~
On coal-illuminating oil, and naptha,
benzine, and benzolc, refined, produced by
the distillation of coal, asphaltum, shale,
peat, petroleum. or rock oil, and all other
bituminous substances used for like purpo-
ses, duty of twenty cents per gallon.
On spirits of turpentine, twenty cents
per gallon w pl3A ttt'itAu+ w
On coffee, ground and unground, and its
preparations, and on all ground substitutes
for'coffee, one cent per pound. , A@~R Y
On ground pepper, mustard, pimelto,
cloves, and Glove stems, cassia, and ginger,
and on all limitations OF the same, one cent