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lie CONSPIRACY TRIALS.
Proceedings This Morning.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN MRS. SUR
RAFT AND HER DAUGHTER.
PAYNE

The prisoners were brought In at the usual
honr and the reading Of the proceedings en-.
tered upon by the Messrs. Murphy, Of the corps
OF Official court reporters.
The heat is excessive, and all the prisoners
withthe exception OF HeroA and Mud are in
the court room by the fact that Cincinnati
paper has diyulged the suppressed testimony
taken before the court.
MRS. sURRATT AND DACeHrKR
Yesterday Miss Anna Surratt had an In tar
view with her mother in the court room by
permission OF the proper authorities. The in
.ery'ew was OF course in the presence Of off.
Immediately on entering the room ran to her
mother and eagerly embraced and kissed her;
tears meanwhile streaming down the daagh-
trrs Cheeks. The neither betrayed less emo
tIon and shed no tears, evidently SURPRISING
her feelings by strong effort. The Interview
between the mother and daughter lasted two
or three hours, and was Of personal charac-
ter. The parting was OF the same character as
the meeting.
WHO is PAYNE,
II Will be seen that ON Saturday Mr.. Doster,
Inc counsel for Payne, alias Wood, alias Hall,
alias Powell, asked that the Commission would
give the defense an opportunity to procu IRE the
cusec, as q witness; and, IN answer to a cues
ton by the Court gave il TO be understood that
the real name OF the prisoner is Powell. Payne
mas given no Intimation IS 10 who he is, and
what he IL, outside Of what he may have COM
municated TO his counsel. Since his counsel
set up the plea OF insanity. he Is even more re-
ucent than before. 1t is a matter OF report that
Payne says, in ans vert questions concerning
bis antecedents, 81 don't know my name, /
was stolen from my parents when quite
young"
Some days ago colored woman who stated
That she was formerly slave Of the Lee family
was IN the Court room, and on seeing Payne
she burst into tears. she stated that She had
been Pay mes nurse; that he was born and
raised IN Virginia; and was son of the brother
OF Gen. Robert E. Lee, who was an officer of
the navy, and who, a few years previous to
the rebellion, resided I'm this city. She stated
that tie full name OF the prisoner was Daniel
Murray Lee. One officer Who visited the room
fer ;oe purpose, declared that the prisoner
was reilly Daniel Murray Lee, but subse
quentIy another officer who is familiar with
the record of the Lee family and knows the
members personally, visited the Court room
and averred positively that Payne was not
Lee.
IL his father is a Florida Powell 1t is possi-
bic that he may be a distant connection of Gen.
Lees-a cousin OF Mrs. Custis MRS. Lees
motherb Miss Turner having married into
the Powell family of Louden, Va, some wears
asc, and some OF the Loudon Powelis have
since settled further South. These conflicting
stories concerning the prisoner have tended
rasher 10 deepen the mystery regarding him
Than 70 solve it.
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GENERAL LOGAN. conNASp

Inc command OF Gen. Logan which will
consist OF the 18th, 18th, and l7th corps, Is to
go into camp at Louisville, Ky, to which
point the troops are being sent as ratpidiy as
transportation can be obtaiRed for them. All
OF the contrabands that accompanied these
corps to this city are being turned over 10 The
quartermaster al Washington, except those
W no are ofncers' ser waits
The first division of the 18th corps, CON.
maroed oy Brevet Major General Manning
+. Force, (son of Peter Force, of this city, J
marched from its camp near Piney Branch
this morning to the railroad On Maryland ave.
nue. and there took the cars for Parkersburg,
on the OHIO river, from whence it will proceed
by steamboat 10 Louisville, Kentucky.
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w EST JERSEY RAIL ROAD LINEs
PHILADELPHIA AND CAPE MAY.

Commencing SATURDAY. June 10, 1856. and
s5::: Tl at s sssR Va. .as' Mi
sR s sn q wfs1t
Stations, and due at IL m.
road from n, w al.I .pa BslsimeTe ;
sas s. Win be
sG aaS III place
Of and ba s
. Lshs ARTICLES reesiyed in PSliadephla before
G Gs1af May a go a N, due a. s4sam
Ere1ss. from 81 osps Ma May at s. % m P II"
- p at Gand DE- At ct p n, -.
/ sSp. m through in sif hours pD'A a.
in Fl Y es L ississf ELL
sTs. Agent slo South Dsla.a1e avenue NOR
seSs' rs e.
hhE N: So 94s :a asSi'Sssss
Regular Sale It Store TgEsDAY, THURSDAY
4 lot r
set of
RY wM:L; WALL = GO. ApctloaseE..
50 La. ~, bet. 9th and 10th SITS,
SALE OF HoRsEs CARRIAGES, 60
On TUESDAY MORNING, 9th June, wills be
soid, 1t the Bazaar. about
SIXTY HORSES, nHF
suitable for saddle and harness, part of which are
/ very fine harness, work snd sadaie Horses.
sMslss, Wagons and hhs .ss:.. :, ~, -.
seeend hand Carriages, Wagons. and other
vehicles. -, HT..s .s'
New aud Second hand Harness, lie. g-,. - r.
Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesday,
THURSDAY and Saturday.
Carriages and Harness, &c &c, always at pr'-
Sale withou. regard TO weather. -t.
t..a ta~WM j.. WALL g. CO., Aaets.
les fChron, d inteliigencer
A TLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY. : The
"a new ard beautiful eteamars ~ ~K-
I G. KNIGHT. CAPTAIN J. J Mason, Eazs83lk4sM.33S
| and JOHN GIBSON. CSptain J. X. 1Es.zzEnaa
| Kelley, pow running between GeorEetoWn and
New roFk, are celsrrated fer their speed and ex-
| cellent sccomm edsticns. These vessels are eech
$50 TOMS aLd box exactly Of ths ssHie build They
sail ron sys.y 1nesas, aRa sssay
Fasurias atass M. The time in passipe between
the two points is foity- two heasrss BY this line
passengers can go direct to- Albany Troy sara
tcsa, Providence. Buxton and Portland For I'll
thsE Isticrlsrs see sd ~ knotnsr co.
NOTTU For sale go sets 81 Esgd herse sac:
| ard REIOl.Ye. Apply 70 Il. 8 JOHNSTON. No.
I 81 Rsrhay tvania venue. betvsep "a e4t OF
! sssee.a. oPp0st.s Gs'itcAi actss. 10 Tina
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q r + I @ IA L.

Headqgarters Department Of Warrington J
Ofce PyoreEt Marsh9 Gent, Dsfences North Of
Potomac, Washington, o. c., May 90, 1885, !
Geseyal Orders No 2
pursuent to instructions from Lieut. General
Comm anding Armies Of the United States, all
bar rooms and places where liquor is sold
within the District OF Columbia, will be closed
until further orders.
Any person or persons violating this order
will be held strictly accountable. -
BY command of Maj Gen. Q. G. Augur.4
T. IEGRAHAM.
Colonel and Provost Marshal General De.
fences North OF the Potomac. ynea,.
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MURDER AT IIppFKyIIJ1

MURDER AT UPPEKVILLE.
II is reported that Union man was muir
dersd az Cpperyiiie, Loudon county, Virginia,
iast week, because OF his loyalty. An invest.
gatioE is being made OF the circumstances
CutTases OF this character should be punished
By the utter devastation OF the neigh orhood In
which they may occur.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM NEW BERN.


NEW YORK, June S.-Newbefn aovices Of
the 31st state that the result Of the investiga.
ton at Toronto, showing that the Yellow Fe-
yer at kewbern last summer, which carried
off some two thousand Of the citizens, was in
PRODUCED by the Infamous DR.. Blac kburn, has
caused tie utmost horror.
The people Of the State are fast becoming re.
conciled 70 the free labor system and like the
change.
and their former slaves and they seek each
other and are making satisfactory terms for
labor,
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BOARDING.
RooMs, WITH BOARD. All 18th street ives

H Je J-Im"
A ROOM AND BOARD can be obtained BY ap-
"A plying at No. lat street. Georgetown. ID. q =,
sons. je5 ST.
pL1ASANT SUMMER ROOMS. newly furn.
l. ished With first class Board, in northern
family. at $50 month, street nsrth, I'd door
from I'd street west. je 8 St-
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH TABLE BOARD.
L at the large and commodious new brick house
ct the corner of 2lst street west and Pa avenue,
No.97. lie ar '
EOUR OR FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BE WE'LL
L accommodated with BOARD and LODGING on
street. south corner of 18th AL mar 20
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Gen ERAL fN0MAs'NEW COMMA"
General Thomas will lot as las been ststsa
take command OF the Department Of Virginia.
although 1t was intended, until his ayrlyai
here, TO assign him to that command. After
yisi,L g New York, in view of his long service
sa a we Sp.'nW est and his thorough knowl-
cent johnson has aetermined to assign him.
a. ~ "a" n ~ REORGANIZATION in that section
'9 .aTters will remain at Nashville.
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DISABLED SOLDIERS.

The Secretary Of the Navy has issued a
circular directing that in the employment OF
mechanics and others IN navy yards, at nava,
stations, or elsewhere in the service OF the
navy department. preference be given to such
as nave been honprabiy discharged from the
tne navy and marine corps, and especially to
those vino have oeen wounded or disabled,
PROVIDED they are capable OF performing salts.
SactpIiiy the duties required OF them.
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COLLECTOR AT CHARIESTC

s.. COLLECTOR AT CHARLESTON.
T Mackey, the worthy Unionist, Of Charles
ton, S. e., Nas been appointed Collector Of that
.port, In scknow =, ndgement of his services to
Cnion prisoners. ano IA. steadfast loyalty
. throughout the Veheiiion "a
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EFpTCTIONJS TUENsyy

REDUCTION THE NAVY.
sTse number OF vessels In con mission on the
Atlantic ssaboard, OF all descriptions, is or
dared to be red uced from about six hundred to
ninety. The West Gulf squadron is to be re-
duced 70 twenty, and the Mississippi squad
ron 20 fifteen vessels.
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Affairs in Georgetown.

CANAL-The fleet Of boats arriving vt,
number over fifty. So far twenty-ssssn navs
reported at the Collectors ONCE. The Ellen,
ID Roman. and the John H. Williams, laden vita
flour and grain, the remainder with coal, con,
signed as follows: TO New Hope % i,sSo !; ~
100 = ,ons. I,onsolid alton Co, Ill - tons: Cen.
t tt Co. sss.7 tors; q. H. Plant, ssS-is tons:
Cumberland Co, 49, IONS;
n,ornine the Ellen, B. +. Roman and J. N.
Walsh arrived with flour in good time, as tns
stock was declining rapidly. Demand brtsE-
Snn+rs ee, Extra So 5Qa75. Qrain.-Demsec
Nvely.-Wheat is quoted nominaiiy atSI DOE
90 for red, 81 to S22o for best white.s Corr 81.
Oats on TO Is cents. No saleslof importance,
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~np RrNT-A small FURNISAk ED H0vsE COO.
ts;nir ave rooms. Apply ~ No. sos Il 8 rect.
between stb and 5th streets. jas Et
TI0K RE0T-1 Frame SOUsR. con..isi.g c.s
H rooms situated on 18th street, bet. mary
.yenue AND j S. IsIasd. Apply TO. GEsk2E "
Island. -. J@5-3t
q 1NTIN-Riify MIN wanted % eell t1s
w sherman Corps Medals; also she "a Oorss
NJ adal az Ger srnl HumphriAs. Agents Gao make
from SIS 70 $50 a day. AsslHy;;,;,
s-,eSat EFiIa S1a Penp. A,ena.
1CCs1S AND UOTs WB.NTEP-Partiss Lev
Hiue for sale ore or t4e small HoCS1s Gee
tsii. pe from fsur 70 ssysyp rooms can ina saus
chaser by lsASicE heir US at the Star owes
st.t:n t~rTas sl,d 1oes zion Aiso veGtsd % bss.
or iease Ter stssn pssssrs. seus Su,ioiss s ae
iss So, y AaAari'5sEs.s
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES

IMPORTANT TO RELEASED PRISONERS
The War Department has just issued an or
der directing the Qnartsrmasters department
to furnistt all prisoners Of war, and citizen
prisoners, who have been or may be released
from confinement by reason of taking the oath
OF allegiance to the United States, with trans
portation to their homes, to the nearest points
thereto which may be practicable to reach by
pOriatiOn
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fHE CONSPIRACY.
Disaonearance af q Wit

NEW YORK, June 5-The Tribune states
that the Mr.. Conover whose testimony con-
corning the completely of the rebel leaders In
the assassination. now made public, left Wash.
was to return in te " days, has not been heard
from since, though his presence In Washington
is urgently demanded
1t is feared that he has been foulIy dealt
with,
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T,UHCH! LUHoH4 Al
= T 1nssI4 Sanss c94QasIA sARnEN will
Ali n Be- dss sSo Is best Ph.dsph Lager
MAYORS OFFICE, WASHINGTON. . C.,
sssi s.s 70 street
suitably paved without any unnecessary delay ali
tie ss ns dis ss
,s:ss ma, Isn. hiaa2sD WSIIhoT m,,or
~, 3u re- 5 Gs..t 1Sontsn5, shs:%.s
aSss a Rs; I'll %o,s s
HoTe rom ths War Iaafes Dorsnd n, .'''-'0'
u les FRANCK TAYLOR.
tsSsSsass III S11S Il s
s'ss su 6s hs half
ssetso y . he % the PIPE to be laid
The Gas service. pine 10 bs one inch ~rou ght
"s Ss
inch stropg lead pipo, not less than tn REQ
4s SIX neSss s.oa s sIss s sR Be M
stopcock inside the curb to be three quarter inch
the s
ssa q ss ana s5ss
for the tapping and Corporation stop, the curb,
stone stop cock, and the box and cover.
= 5e 5-d5t RICHARD WALLAOH, Mayor.
Paving of 6'h rect west, from the south side
of Missouri avenue to the north side Of II street
Office until L m. ON SATURDAY .the 10th of June.
fos the purp9;e OF gTadlns ana paying 9Th street
s5Iss 8, s,.s those used in
di.n.. -. or Iess than 4 .s inches in
1-,sser ana seven inches deep.
biaders will state the price per square yard for
paSing and per cubic yard for grading; the
PsTS,ng 20 be laid IN bed Of pure gravel eight
lncne5 deep, and four inches Of sharp sand on top
OF gravel, and we'll wet before being rsmmed
tv,se WITH ninety pound hammer, and then Nv
finished p the entire satisfaction Of the Dom mis-
sioner OF the Fourth Ward and the ASH slant Con-
ElfSioners- RICHARD WABLAOH.
FRANCIS P, MoRUN,
JAMES ELLIS.
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THREATENING LETTfJ; To PRESIDENT
PSF JOHNSON.
The President OF the United States has with :
y in the past few days received a violently
threatening letter. which has been placed in
the hands OF the proper Authorities for investi-
saIoo The letter was mailed in this city, an d
bears tAe signature Of 1(irape- yine''
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FROM CALIFORNIA,


SAN FRANCISCO June 5.-A public meeting
of s. mpathy with the Juarez and liberals OF
Mexico IN their efforts to sustain the Repu bIic
of Mexico is called fer tomorrow. Conside-
rable feeling exists on the subject, and the
community sustain the authorities in their eff
forts to maintain nationality solely, as that is
the policy of the Government.
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Observation-Disclosures.

VUEEKNMENTIMCL De SALE.
The sale ofgcyernment mules now going on
at Capt Tomkins' office in this city is attract
ing large CROWDS Of persons, principally farm.
ers- The bidding is quite spirited, but mules
ara bought at prices ranging from sl5 TO 800,
owing &c the large number offered.
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S0rTHERN MAILS

David d. Leary, Of Baltimore, has been au-
thorized by the Postmaster General to carry
the mails between Baltimore, Old Point Com
fort Norfolk City Point, Petersburg and Rich
mond, for such compensation rs the depart
ment may hereafter allow.
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TUENEW YORK to-

THE NEW YORK TROOPS
The troops of the southern part OF New Yort
Will rendezvous at Hart Isiana unit, nstd -
TIE 5th New York regiment, pnrubsr.- a..
men, left for there yesterday. -. .ug 7;,5
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MUSTER OUT ROLLS

,,a oe,os 10, o. sex the Government Print.
- IN COZ Finished the Wsr Department
Ths o,s muster out rolls and discharges
.ee has yet q large number to furnish
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OFF TOIorJSyuIE E>

OFF TO LOUISVILLE KY.
The fth division OF the 18TH army corps,
numbering about 5000 men, left here yesterday
Tor Louisville, KY, by way Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. The LIST division OF the
i7th corps Is at the depot, aud will leave TO-
day for the same destination.
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te s-bt
% ROPOsA Ls FOR FUEL.

Qanrtemastsy's OFts, U. S Ma,'ae CorpS.l
Wdskin g,on, June I'd. 1866. {
se1ied Proposals will be received at this Office
unIli fRiDA!, the seventh day o. July, 1855, at 9
O'CLOCK M: for supplying Wood and Coal to
the Z. S: Marines: at Washington d. C., during
the fiscal year ending 10Th Jnne, 1865 The wood
TO be good merchantable oak, and to be delivered,
piled: measured syd Inspected at such points
within the walls Of the Marine Barracks as may be
designated by the Commanding Marine Officer.
Tree OF expense to the United states. The coal
to be bsst white ash anthracite egg coal. free
nom dust and to weigh 22ao lbs to the ton; to be
weighed, inspected and delivered At such points
within the walls Of tbs Marine Barracks as may
BE- BED aessnatsd by the Commanding Marine 0fice,.
wood and coal TO be furnished upon the quarterly
reaaisitlons OF the Commanding Officer, showing
fhe Quantities required aereabIy to regulations
Paymepts will be made upon the receipt OF &C.
counts duly authenticated by said Commanding
guaranty to be signed by two responsible per.
sore. whose responsibility must be certified to by
g the o y. District Judge, g. District Attorney
, ore. Collector: must accompany each propo,
sal, otherwise it will not be considered
To be end ersed Proposals for Yuel," and al
dressed to the undersigned.
~ VI b SLACK
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e. D. SMITHS
WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERs.
This PROpHYLATiC is sold BY all Drugsists
and Grocers. :
This srsat PAEACEA has been established 20
years. 1ts medical properties are
TONIC, AsTRINGENT AND AROMATIC.
ACH and BOWELS. It gives ~.
STRENGTH AND BEAUTY TO THE. YOUNG.
REJryENATEs THEoLD. SO =
Cures i
DYSPEPSIA LOSS OF APPETITE,
INDIGESTION, LAssITUDE OF SYSTEM,
CHRONIC DIARRHEA, DYsENTERY.
JAUNDIeE, AGrE AND fErER.
OBTAIN A CIRCULAR in which will be found
testimonials of PEOPLE WELL KNOWN in
Washington. u je 3.Im
NEW STYLES SPRING CLOTHING.
WALL. STEPHENS 4 co.. !,
2ea fen1sTivania avenue.
Between eta and lCth sts., iaston, D. Z.
The Great Declipe IL Goods has inducsa us to
''s' o"' TAsHioNAsLs CLOTHING.
azNr1rmHs's p4ufaSNIsH1se GOODS.
larger pert9n q viii h We are determined to sell
rssaBfSo,sSass' q A sHs' ch4lSREas, CLOTHING,
suitable fcr all sizes adapted 70 MS present an
coming season. which must be sold 10 make ronm
| for new additions daily Arriy ing. my u lmi
yAaasy COLLINS .--ss a(GEoRGEy FINLEY.
r- COLLINS d FINLEY.
BricklAyer -
Ofer their services to the public OF warrington
and will give PARTICULAR attention TO jop WORK and
repairing, bnil< igg csferns. &c. Are prepared q
contract with e&tpenters and builders OF otae q
| fer brick and Sfope work of edinces proposed TO
he erected in the District. Oraers ~ et eft =
Drug Store Of Jas. 81. Stone corner OF IN q, y
streets. at Oh aries Bastapops corner OF ara 2:a
| streets, Washin gSen6 city, Or, address tnrcnsH
| Geovaetewn Poet Office. &C. -. my 5l.jt
| ID = - .MAYoR's 0pPieR 3Junee 1875:
| II PROPOSALS VIII be fsceivsd ~ this o0ics UNI
IL o'clock m on Wednesday. the It'll instant. e
grade stree g uth from 9th t2 s;h stssst sass
Its street east, betwae2 esst Qepstel stsest ane
Ps9n ssenss. she vsrkso ba gore ts.ths s W
aga assistant Comm ioners 70 BIZ sEHo. ctsd D,
che mayor. RIoHAko wAAA 0H.
| Ies1 CCoinU bisnAlrti HaTH.,
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SECOND edition.
O'CLOCK p. M.
THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS.
Proceedings This Afternoon.

At 20 minutes Of la the reading of the pro.
ceedings was concluded, when the exarnina.
ton Of witnesses was resumed. Among the
visitors this morning is Governor Bradford of
MARYLAND
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NTDR. KEAsBY HAS REMOVED HIs OF.
lS hcs and residence from 457 9tn street west
to 100 9th street west, few doors below.
ie 5-eo
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL commences to
night at the Church of the Acension. on Il
street between 9th and 10th streets. AITargs-
ments are perfect for insuring a delightful er
tertainmeut.
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q 6REWAkD:-strayed or stolen, a email light
raI ked U. :; !. O.; hind ankles, white left front
leg white at the ankle; swelled some; is lame in
old. The finder will receive the above reward
upon returning her to G. W. MILLER, on Nav
brick bridge. 'N9' WI ~ CSs a., tno
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NOTIU1 = For sale 30 sstts 81 Eaad horse sec.
S md hsss "a la 81 rs
81 fsrhaS ivsnia avenue. betwsse "a s4i 9th
sssee.a. oPpQst.s Gs,il cAl actss. -1s o-lra'
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-24


or other offender against the laws, with
out process and bringing before JUS
tice, fifty csnts.
Leyying fine, or forfeiture, on war
rant, thirty cents.
Taking the body into custody on miNi-
mas, where bail is afterwards entered, be-
fore the prisoner is delivered to the jail
or, fifty cents.
Serving subpoena, fifteen cents.
Serving summons, or notice, Oh refer
cree: suitor, master, mistress, or appren-
tice, personally, or by copy, each, twenty
cents.
Aresting on copias, thirty-fve cents.
Taking bail bond, on capids, or for de-
livery of goods, twenty cents.
Notifying plaintiff, where defendant has
been arrested on capias, to be paid by
plaintiff, twenty cents.
Executing landlords warrant, or serv-
ing execution, fifty cents.
Taking inventory of goods, each item,
two cents.
Levying, or distraining, goods, or sell
ing the same, for each dollar, not exceed
ing thirty dollars, six cents.
For each dollar, above thirty dollars,
four cents.
And half of the commission shall be
allowed, where the money is paid, after
levy, without sale but no commission
shall, in any case, be taken on more than
the real debt.
Advertising the same, fifty cents
Executing attachment, thirty five cents
Copy of vendue paper, when demand.
ed, each item, two cents.
Putting up notices Of distress, at man
sion house, or other public place, on the
premises, twenty Gently.
Serving scire tacias, personally, twenty
cents.
Serving, by leaving a copy, twenty
cents.
Executing a bail piece, thirty cents
Travelling expenses, in all cases, for
each mile circular, six cents ProOided,
That this section do not apply to the coun-
ties Of Northampton and Fayette.
SECTION 3. That all fees, not supplied
by this act, shall remain as heretofore.
SECTION 4. This act shall not apply to
the city of Philadelphia, the counties of
Erie, Crawford, Susquehanna, Berks, Fay
ette, Greene, Cambria, Lancaster, Montour,
Northumberland, Columbia, Westmore-
land, Venango, Indiana, Jefferson, Ches-
ter, Warren, Allegheny, Bradford and Sui
Ivan, or the fees of aldermen, in the city
Of Harrisburg Progi7e3, That this act
shall remain and be in force. until the
first day Of June, Ammo Domni one chou
sand eight hundred and sixty-six.
~ ARTHUR G. OLMsTED.
Speakerof the House Of Representatives.
WILuAMJ. j TURRELL,
Speaker of the Senate.
AppRovED-The thirty-frst day of
March, Ammo Domini one thousand eigh t
hundred and sixty-fye.
A. G. CURTIN.