, 1864-10-24

ness 1t is to prosecute claims IN any OF inc
Executive Departments Of the Federal
Government, or procure patents, shall be
deemed claim or patent agent, as the case
may be, under this act. =.
Twenty-four. Patent right dealers shall
nav ten dollars for each license. Every
person whose business it is to sell or offer
for sale patent rights shall be regarded a
patcnt-right dealer under this act.
Twenty-Five. Rcalestate agents shall pay
ten dollars for each license. Every person
whose business it is to sell or offer for sale
real estate for others, or to rent houses,
stores, or other buildings or real estate, or
to collect rcnt for others. shall be regarded
rs real estate agent under this act.
Twenty six. ConveyanccrS shall pay ten
dollars for each license Every person,
other than one holding license as a lawyer
or calm agent, whose business il is to draw
deeds, bonds. mortgages, wills, wrts, or
other legal papers. or to examine titles to
real estate, shall be regarded Il conycyaneer
under this act.
Twenty seven. Intelligence Office keepers
shall pay ten dollars for each license.
Every person whose business it is to find or
furnish places of employment for others, or
to Hnd or furnish servants upon application
in writing or otherwise, receiving compen-
sation therefor, shall be regarded as an in.
telligencc Office keeper under this act.
Twenty-eight. Insurance agents shall pay
ten dollars for each liGensc. AGy person
who shall act as agent Of any fire. marine,
life, mutual, or other insurance company OF
companies, shall be regarded as an insur-
ance agent under this act: Proyidcd, That
no license shall be required Of any insur-
ancc agent or lrOkcr whose receipts, as such
agent, are less than the sum Of three hun
drcd dollars in any one year.
|, Iwenty.nine. Foreign inSAance agents
shall pay fifty dollars for each license
Every person who shall act as agent of any
foreign fire, marine, life. mutual, or other
insurance company or companies, shall be
regarded as foreign insurance agent under
this act.
Thirty. AuctiOneers whose annual sales
do not exceed ten thousand dollars, shall
pay ten dollars for each license; auctioneers
whose annual sales exceed ten thousand dol.
. lars, shall pay twenty dollars for each H.
cense. Every person shall be deemed an
auctioncer within the meaning Of this act
whose business it is to offer property for
sale to the highest or best bidder.
Thirty.One. Manufacturers shall pay ten
dollars for each license. Any person, firm,
or corporation. who shall manuf cturc by
hand or machinery any goods, wares. OF
merchandise, exceeding annually the sum
Of one thousand dollars. shall be regarded
a manufacturer under this act.
Thirty;two. Peddlers shall be classified
and rated as follows, to wit: when travelling
with more than two horses. or mules, the
first class, and shall pay fifty dollars fol
each license; when travelling with two
horses, or mules, the second class, and shall
pay twenty-five dollars for each license
when travelling with one horse, or mule
the third class, and shall pay fifteen dollars
for each license; when travelling on foot
the fourth class, and shall pay ten dollars
for each license. Any person, except per.
sons peddling only newspapers. Bibles, oI
religious tracts, who sells or offers to sell,
at retail, goods, wares, or other commodi.
ties travelling from place to place, in the
street, tr through different parts Of the
country. shall be regarded pedd.er under
this act: Prorided, That any peddler who
sells, or offers to sell, dry goods, foreign
and domestic, by one or more original pack
ages or pieces, at one time, to the same
person or persons, shall pay fifty dollars ior
each license. And any person who pcddlcs
jewelry shall pay fifty dollars for each Ii.
cense: Propided, further, That manufac.
turers and producers Of agricultural tools
and implements, garden seeds, stoves, and
hollow ware, brooms, wooden ware, and
powder, dcliyer,ng and selling at wholesale
any OF said articles, BY themselves or their
! authorized agents, at places ohcr than the
pla Of manufacture shall not be required
for any sale thus made, TO take out any ad.
ditional license therefor: Prorided. tiUrLLer
|; That nothing contained in this paragraph
. shall authorize the sale Of wine, spirits. OF
malt liquors.
Th;rty-three. Apothecaries shall pay ten
|, dollars for each license. Every person who
, keeps shop or building where medicine.
are compounded or prepared accprdin. Z,
prescriptions of physicians OF where mcdi.
cincs are sold, shall be regarded an apo,he.
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