Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-22
LOCAL NEWS.
The Internal Revenue List.


The following, in addition to what we have
already given of the workings of the District
Bureau of Internal Revenue, will be OF interest.
The mum Der of those in various occupations in
the District who have paid for licenses up to
June 5. 1865. may be set down as follows -
Apothecaries, $40 license, paid; architects,
so license, l paid; auctiOneers. $40 license, l
paid: do, 500 license, 3 paid; bankers, 800 for
capital not over $4,000. for excess 81 for each
additional 200, ID paid; billiard rooms, each
table. $40 license. 80 paid; brewers. animal
manufacture less than 500 barrels. S25 license,
IA paid d. not less than 500 barrels, $50 license,
5 paid; bowling alleys, each alley,S10 license, 4
paid; brokers, cattle, annual sales not over
$1,000. $40 license, excess 81 tor each additional
$1,000, paid do, commercial, 20license. paid;
do, pawn, $50 license for capital not over
$4,000, 81 for each additional $1,000. paid;
do, stock, $50 license, paid; builders. annual
butchers retail, $40 license, 1U3 paid; circuses,
800 license, paid; claim agents, $40 license,
2i6 paid; confectioners, $40 license, paid;
conveyancers, $40 license. paid dentists, 80
license, 20 paid; eating houses. $40 license, 146
paid: exhibitions, 80 license, paid; gift enter
prises, $50 license. paid; horse dealers, SIS
license, and IS for every additional S1O0, Il
paid; insurance agents, $40 license, 10 paid
lawyers, $40 license, IS paid livery stable
keepers, so license, Is paid; lottery dealers
license, 273 paid; patent agents, $40 license, Is
paid: peddlers, first class, $50 license, none
paid; do, second class, S25 license, paid. do,
class, $40 license, 1O7 paid; do, jewelry, $50
license, paid; photograPhe,ros whose annual ,,
do over $500 but less than 1000, SIS license,
4 paid; do. over $1,000, $25 license Ii paid:
plumbers and gas filters, $40 license, IA paid;
physicians and surgeons, $40 license, 92 paid;
real estate agents. 80 license Ia paid; recifiers,
S25 license, paid; retail dealers, $40 license,
1,220 paid; do. in liquor, $25 license, S41 paid:
stations, $40 license. paid; theaters. SlOO
paid; tobacconists, $40 license, Ii paid; yeter-
mary surgeon, paid
1t will be seen that there is quite an array
of claim agents in the District, 246. There are
Sal LIQUOR dealers, full regiment OF
butchers, there are 1903; eating houses 1I6. or
the 265 W wholesale houses published yesterday,
222 are located in Washington, 40 in George
town, and 3 in the county.
There are in Washington ,O6i retail dealers;
74O retailers OF liquor; commercial broker; IL
real estate agents; Is lottery dealers; , cattle
brokers.
liquor dealers; commercial brokers; real
estate agents; 2 lottery dealers; cattle broker
In the county, there are % retail Dealers %
retail hquor dealers; and peddlers.
OF course this estimate is based upon the re-
turn OF those paid up to the 5th OF June, 1865.
There are no doubt many others doing bust.
ness in each locality who have not yet been re-
turned.
GRANDLARcENY.-On Monday last, Edward
Maher was arrested by Detective Bigley. upon
oath IT II Msr es
with the larceny of 1857 from the complainant
in September last. Maher was employed, as
Miller alleges, as clerk for him, when the
substitute business was profitable. One day
Maher called on Miller for the money in ques.
tion saying he wanted to put in some substi-
tutes. The money was given him by Miller,
and Maher went away, and telegraphed to
Miller from Baltimore that he did not
want to beat him ont of the money
but lie had got drunk and lost it.
Detective Rigeley went to Baltimore imme-
diately and arrested Maher and brought him
to Washington. Mr.. X. Edwards became re-
sponsible for the money and the prosecution
ceased. Maher went away promising to re-
turn in two weeks and pay the money. He
did not come forward according 10 promise,
and in the meantime Miller obtained evidence
to show that Maher had, previous to obtaining
the money, said he intended to beat Miller ont
of ii. The testimony was heard before$ 6ustice
Walter yesterday, and the case is held under
advisenlent, Mr.. u. r. Smith becoming bail for
the sum of $500 for the hearing of the case,
when the Justice will announce his decision
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POLICE REPOETs-T Third Precinct.-Harriet
]. Pierce, disorderly; S2.ii. John Pierce, do;
dismissed Thomas EARLY, violating Corpora
do; S544 Charles Barker, w. S. Titus, drunk
military. Dennis Duniyan, drunk and diSor-
Fourth Preeinct.-Lucinda Mason and Isaac
Henry, grand larceny; jail for court A Wool
field, drunk; Thomas jenkins, drunk and dis
orderly; SIS each. Peter Ploens, assault and
battery with intent TO kill; bail for court: also,
threats; bail for peace. Mary Owens, grand
larceny; John Bsmilier, rapei bail Tor court
Eliza Stacey, assault and battery; bail for
peace.
Tea.h Pyecinct-John Clark, assault and bat
terry; Sarah Harrington. petit larceny; bail for
call for court. Henrietta Johnson, disorderIy;
$3.50 VIM Robinson, suspicion OF larceny;
Andrew jackson, James Traney, fast riding