New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22

1 ing a retail business exclusively IN mel
chandise, whose sales in 1868 did not ex
coed fifteen thousand dollars, shall pay the
SUN of thirty dollars for each and every
member, whether resident or nonresident
Every person, whether individually or a.
a member OF firm commencing business
on or after the first day of January, 1869, a
merchant, shall pay license for the yea
Of fifty dollars. 20
| SIC. II. Every keeper of restaurant Of
eatlng-house where spirituous or mali
liquors are not sold, except to guests 81
meals or repasts, one hundred dollars.
Every keeper of a restaurant or eating
mouse where liquor is sold at the bar, one
hundred and fifty dollars in addition to said
one hundred dollars.
| Every person keeping q stand in any o.
the public markets for the sale of prepared
conee, tea, chocolate and cooked food during
| market hours, twenty dollars.
| Every person keeping stand In any OF
tue public or free markets for the sale OIL
prepared coffee, tea and chocolate only
after market hours, twenty dollars:
| DEC. IL. Every cotton press, two hundred
and nifty dollars for the first press, and i
there be more than one, one hundred and
| nifty dollars for every other press, if kept
within The same yard or warehouse Each
separate warehouse or cotton yard to pay
as having one press.
Every person employed in ginning cotton,
one hundred and fifty dollars.
SEC. 10, Every person, whether individu'
ally or as a member of firm, keeping q
retail store in which spirituous and malt
liquors and wines are sold in quantities Of
| no less than an ordinary wine bottle OF
| quart, not to be drunk on the premises,
seventy-fve dollars.
Every person keeping a wholesale and
| retail grocery store in which spirituOus and
malt liquors are sold in quantities not less
| than an ordinary wine bottle or quart one
| hundred and fifty dollars.
Every person keeping retail grocery
store in which liquors are not sold, fifteen
dollars.
SEC. 20. Every person engaged in selling
tobacco, cigars and snuff at retail, fifteen
dollars.
Every merchant tailor, thirty dollars.
Sec. 81. Every keeper of a confectionery
where liquors are not sold, fifty dollars;
where liquors are sold by the bottle, seven.
ty five dollars; where liquors are sold by the
glass, two hundred dollars.
Sec. %. Every keeper of an establishment
where ice cream sherbert or soda water,
pies and cakes are sold, provided nothing
else is sold. thirty dollars.
SEC. %. Every stock, note and exchange
broker, two hundred and fifty dollars.
SEC. "a. Every person, whether individu-
ally or as a member of a firm doing bust
ness as a cotton or tobacco factor, or as a
cotton broker, one hundred and fifty dol.
lars.
SEC. %. Every person keeping yard,
warehouse or shed for repairing, picking,
rebaling damaged or other cotton, two hun
dred and fifty dollars.
SEC. &c. Every commission merchant who
is not a ship agent or ship broker, doing
business individually or as a member of a
firm, one hundred and fifty dollars.
SEC. 81. Every person, whether individu-
ally or as a member of firm, doing bust
ness as ship agent, and every person,
whether individually or as a member of a
firm, transacting business as ship broker
on sea-going vessels, one hundred and fifty
dollars.
SEC. Is. Every person, whether individu.
ally or as a member of a firm, engaged in
the business of an auctioneer, to sell real
personal or mixed property at public out
cry, one hundred aud fifty dollars; and every
such person who shall in any other manner
than at public outcry as an auctioneer,
sell any real or personal property without
previously having obtained license as a
brokers or general dealer, shall be liable to
a fine of not less than two hundred and fifty
dollar, nor more than five hundred dollars,
for each contravention. recoverable before
any court of competent jurisdiction.
SEC. 20. Every person keeping private
hospital fifty dollars.
SEC 80. Every shipping master, twenty
five dollars.
SEC. 81. Every person doing business as a
sail maker and keeper of a sail loft, twenty
five dollars.
Every master ship carpenter, caulker,
block, pump and spar maker or master rig
ger, ten dollars.
SEC. 80. Every person selling coal or coke
by wholesale, one hundred and fifty dollars.
Every person selling coal, coke and wood,
by wholesale and retail, one hundred and
fifty dollars.
Every person selling coke and coal alone
by retail, ten dollars.
Every person selling wood by wholesale,
fifty dollars.
Every person selling wood by wholesale
and retail, sixty dollars. .--.
Every person selling wood by retail, ten
dollars. .0.F
Every keeper Of coal or lumber yard,
one hundred and fifty dollars. ri,
Every fatboat broker or dealer in fat
boat lumber, twenty-five dollars, provided
they deal only in such lumber, under a
penalty of one hundred dollars.
SEC. SO. Every person, whether individu-
ally or as a member of firm, doing bust
ness as an agent to sell coal, one hundred
and fifty dollars.
Every newspaper, periodical or advertising
agent, ten dollars.
Every ticket or freight agent for railroad
company, fifty dollars. .,.-
Every person, whether individually or as
a member of firm, transactlng business for
any lottery. twenty-five hundred dollars.
SEC. a. Every dealer in carriages or other
vehicles. one hundred and fifty dollars.
SEC. IS. Every produce or merchandise
broker, fifty dollars.
SEC. SO. Every real estate or house broker,
fifty dollars. sss
SEC. 81. Every cotton, hay, sugar or pro.
duce weieber, fifty dollars.
SEC So. Every person engaged in bottling
aud selling malt liquors and wines, not for
use on the premises, one hundred and fifty
dollars.
SEC. 30. Every proprietor of q distiliery,
engaged IN distilling spirituous liquor, alco-
hoI, etc., five hundred dollars; and every
proprietor of brewery for brewing malt
and fermented hquors, two hundred and
fifty dollars.
SIC. 40. Every proprietor of sugar or
molasses refinery, two hundred and fifty
dollars. lfar p lrT
sSc. ii. Every proprietor of syrup, vine
gar or cordial mandatory, two hundred
dollars. ISL gfA ~ narr. H
SIC. ~. Every keeper of warehouse
where produce, goods, wares and merchan.
disc are received on storage, one hundred
and nifty dollars for each and every ware
house.
SEC. As. Every keeper of billiard sa-
loon, on each and every billiard table, thirty
dollars for the first table, twenty dollars for
the second table. fifteen dollars for the
third and each aud every additional table on
the same premises.
$50. ~. Every keeper Of ten-pin alley
or alleys, thirty dollafs for 6rst, twenty dol.
lars for second and fifteen dollars for every
other alley on the same premises.
sBc As. Every keeper Of a pistol or rifle