The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-01
than five cents for every person who may have
attended or shall attend such performance.

than five cents for every person who may hay
attended or shall attend such performance
SHOWS, cIRcUsEs, AND MgSAGBRIEs.
As. The specific tax on every show, on eacl
performance Of every circus, and on the exhi
bition Of a menagerie, shall be ten dollars OF
tion 10 the specific tax aforesaid, there shall b
a tax Of one -- of the gross receipts de
rived from such show, circns, or Inenagerie
but this latter tax shall not be less than three
cents for every person who may have attended
or who shall attend such show, circus, OF
menagerie.
PUBLIC ROOMS.
40. The specific license tax on every proprie
tor or occupier of public theatre, or. Other
rooms fitted for public exhibitions, to use thu
same for compensation, shall be twenty dol
lars.
SCHEDULE E.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
So The specific license tax on every attorney
at law shall be five dollars, and an additiona
tax of one per centum on the taxable income
of such profession during the year next pre-
ceding
PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS, AND DENTISTS.
81. The specific license tax on every physi
clan, surgeon, or dentist, shall be five dollars
and an additional tax OF one per centum or
the taxable income of such profession during
the year next preceding.
sTALLI6Ss AND JACKAssEs.
80. The specific license tax for the privilege
of letting to mares any stallion or lackass
shall be twice the amount charged for the ser
vices by the season.
SO. The specific license tax for the privilege
Of keeping a BARRIERS shop shall be ten dollars
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
"a. The specific license tax on any person tc
engage in the business of q daguerrean artis1
shall be fifteen dollars and if the place Of
business is in city or town, containing more
than five thousand inhabitants, the tax shall
be thirty dollars and in either case there shall
be an additional tax of one per centum on the
taxable income of the preceding year.
SCHEDULE F.
AGENTS FOR RENTING HOUSES.
So. The specific license tax on any person tt
act as agent for the renting of houses shall b'
twenty dollars.
STORAGE AND INPoUSDISG.
So. The specific license tax to keep for com
pensation any house, yard, or lot, for storage
or wagon yard or other lmpounding, shall bt
as follows: On every house the tax shall bt
fifty dollars, and on every yard or lot, tel
dollars.
LIVERY STABLES.
57 The specific license tax to keep livery
stable shall be twenty dollars, and an ad
ditional tax of fifty cents for every stall
thereof.
FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPANIES AGENTS.
So. The specific license tax on every person
to act as agent for any foreign insurance com
pany shall be twenty-five dollars for each
agency.
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
80. The specific license tax to any telegraph
company, agent or officer thereof, for operating
the apparatus necessary to communicate by
telegraph, shall be two hundred dollars, and
an additional tax of one per centum on the
earnings of said company received, or realized,
though not received, during the year next pre-
ceding.
on THE SALE OF CATTLE, SHEEP, AND HOGS.
90. A license shall be required Of persons
who sell for others on commission or for prom /,
or whose business it is to buy and sell for
profit, and not for feeding or grazing Tor rs
long as three months, horses, mules, asses, Jen-
nets, cattle, sheep, and hogs, or any OF them
and on such person the license tax shall be
twenty five dollars. If such live stock be fed
or graZed by the person purchasing them for
three months or more, they may be sold by him
without 4 license.
6l All taxes due before the year 1860, which
have not been paid by the person from whom
they are due, or by some person for him, and
which have not been accounted for At the
treasury by the sheriff or collector, are hereby
released and discharged: PrOoided, THAI
nothing in this section shall be construed tC
release taxes against any non resident.
62 This act shall be in force from its passage