Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-09
LOCAL. NEWS.

THE FEES OF THE COURT OPPIoERs.-The
substitute bill reported In the senate yesterday,
relative to the fees ami emoluments Of the officers
Of the supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia,
provides that the fees OF the elerk OF said court
except so far as 10 hereinafter specifically pro-
vided, and OF the United States Attorney and the
MarBhal, shall be the same the fees allowed
like officers Of district and circuit courts Of the
United states under the Aot OF February &c, 1858,
the District Of Columbia shall not be allowed by
the Secretary OF the Interior to retain for his
pentatlOn, over and above his necessary office
psnses and clerk hire, the sum Of So 900 per Annum.
The Marshal and District Attorney are to dis
charge all duties now or hereafter required Of them
by Law, or In any case in which the United States
may be bound by the judgment rendered, and be
allowed TO retain no greater maximum campeusa-
ton than that fixed by the act aforesAid-All ices
and cmoluments OF every name and character,
however, TO be included IN the Bemi-annuAl re-
turns under that act.
Of This District, the plain ifis to deposit 90 with
the clerk toward the costs, and II the plaintiff re-
cover Judgment with costs, any oyerplus is TO be
reiundedi but poor persons may prosecute q suit
without making this deposit BY order OF the court
or one OF the justices: The fees allowed the clerk
Of the court are as follows For all services rem
dered to the United States In cAses In which the
Government 10 a party, S6i for each marriage IL
oense, $Ij and for eNch certificate OF official char
acter, including the seal, so cents The closing
section reafirms the dutieA OF The warden of the
jail aud marshal OF the District, as provided in
OF the jail in regard to the said jail and The prSo-
ners committed thereto.
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WARRINGTON AND GEORGETOWN AMENDED
RAILWAY BILL.-rhis bill, as 1t passed the House
on yesterday, provides for the running Of cars on
time trips, and also for the running Of cars every
two minutes between the hours OF ten in the
morning and six In the afternoon, during all SEES
bions OF Congress, on the main line OF railway
from Seventeenth street to he eastern front OF the
Capitol. The bill alse provides for reports to
show the financial status Of the company. It 10
tde the duty Of the company to have tickets pre-
par for passage on the cars and to keep them for
sale at the rate OF twenty ave for one doIlar
The nth section Of the bill prescribes that the
route Of the railroad from the east front OF the
Capitol square to PennsylvaniA avenue east shall
be In lieu Of the route prescribed in the act of in
corporation, as follows, viz: Commencing at the
Meat iroht OF me Capitol square, and running
lie space 10 the intersection Of street with New
Jerhey avenue, ut which point one branch OF the
road shall go down New Jersey avenue to the
south sid OF e sire t, where 1t shall terminate,
while the mHin road shall pass along D street TO
Capitol street nerthi thence along that street to
street nofthj thence along A street north to
First street eaat thence along First street east to
Pennsylvania avenue east, there interesting with
the road az II now runs. And the track now run
ming through the eastern park OF the Capitol and
along street south shall be taken up and discon-
tinued by the first day Of May, eighteen hundred
made In said route, and after the same shall be
completed, the cars required by this act to be
between seventeenth street and the east front OF
- the Aforesaid int section OF Delaware avenue
ana ABtreet north.
JURIRs FOR THE JUNE TBRM.-The grand and
petlt lures f." the June term OF the Criminal
Court were drawn Yestei day In presence OF Samuel
Douglas, register Of |alh1Ig,oP, william Laird,
OF the ounty. fney ara as tyIlows:
Grand !uii WA; MsCl.ne, i C. Wilrop, 4.
Riley, 4. Bell, p BISky D. T. SGard,, John
T M Geo. Geo; v; R,ilsSssi' His5.;i \: GshS:,
Taylor Stunt, o Il. =. HaZknrd, VIM. Linkinsy W.
C. hAFDeF, James BenWlok of Philip, 4. M. 7. King,
Petit Jury-PisrOs shoemaker, John Il. Clokey,
II. deed, W. G YOst, L. II. King, b. II. Duvall,
@ alton Powell, Richard BaFnhouso, J, d. Wilson,
Walter Evans, Isaes Beers, j., James LAroomb,
Jacob Fry, Janus D. BoisseSu, AfO. LeAry, W. T.
Dixon, J hn Lighter, L. V, Brown, Philip HAupt-
man, and George W. Burgess
CONTRIBUTION ORDERED.-The United States
Distriot curt has passed DEGREES Of col hscatiOn
in fourteen oAIea prosecuted under the eOntscA-
ton set OF July II, 1882 Among the cases are those
ton Polk, formerly United States Senator from
MlBSouriI Judge Scarborough, late OF the Court OF
CiAimti and French FoTreSt who was formerly
very valuable library OF Judge Sc thorough 10 con-
tanned in the list OF coDhHcatiOns'
REAL ESTATE sALEs.-By Green Il Williams,
SUBDIVISION lot o., In square $40, TO James Taylor,
for cents per FOOT lot square 1919 on Pennsy!-
VABia avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
stress es' to Dsysa R'EEI sHsS i0S ~ cent? Psr
tween A and streets south, to W. L. CIipps,
for II cents per fooij two.story and attic frame
street north, between Sixth and seventh west, TO
Or " Schnlg, for S3CO0i two story brick house on
q LOT on lease ground rent on Eighth street, be-
tween N and Qs'reets north, to h. H. MarJman,
for S7oO
MILITARY CHANGEs.-Capt: Mccartney, Of
A.. naaa Can "a AnnniulRn IN