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m.-shals. ~ the sr, approved February turn-
sv-.is. e.-ht-en hundred and ffry-;hr~e, .r-
titled. -An Ac. 20 regulate the fees and
Gusts 70 b. allowed clerks. marshals. and
setrnevs al the circuit and district courts at
the United States, and f1r other purposes
Prorsded That the clerk Of the sspsrme
court shall not be allowed BY the Secretary
OF the Interior to retain Of the fees and emol-
sm.nts of his said Office. for his own per-
sonal compensation, over and above his
necessary Office expenses. the necessary clerk.
hire included. to be audited aud allowed by
the accounting officers Of the treasury, subject
to an appeal to the Secretary Of the Interior.
more than the sum of four thousand
dollars per annum; and in making out his
semi- annual returns. required by the third
section of said act, said clerk shall embrace
his fees and emolumehts of every name and
character for any service re quired OF him by
law.
Sec. 2. And be 1t further enacted, That
no marshal nor district attorney Of the United
States shall, by reason Of the discharge Of
the duties Of his Office, now or hereafter re-.
quired of him by law, or in any case in
which the United States will be bound by the
judgment which may be rendered in the
same, be allowed to remain out of the fees,
charges, and emoluments therefor, whether
prescribed by statute or allowed by court
OF any judge thereof, greater maximum COM
pensation than that fixed by the act aforesaid /;
but all such fees and cmoluments, of every
name and character, shall be included in the
semi.annual returns required Of marshals and
attorneys by the third section of the act
aforesaid Ptvvided. That nothing in this
act contained shall apply to the provisions Of
sections eleven and twelve Of the "Act to
prevent and punish frauds upon the revenue,
approved March third, eighteen hundred and
siNy-three." 49, 'r'-' F
Sec. 3. And be 1t turtAcr enacted, That
at the commencement Of every suit in the
supreme court of the District of Columbia,
tho plaintiff shall deposit at least eight dol.
larswihh the clerk, to be appropriated to-
wards the costs of the suit; and if the plain
tiff recover against the defendant a judgement
with costs, and said costs do not amount ia
eight dollars, the overplus shall be paid back
to the plaintiff by the clerk.
= Sec. 4. s And be It farther rnnated, That
nothing in this act shall be so construed as t.
repeal or modify any Of the provisions of an
act, entitled "An act concerning the dis
position of convicts in the courts Of the
United States for subsisting persons confined
in jails, charged with violating the laws O
the United States, and for diminishing thu
expenses in relation thereto" approved May
twelfth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, o.
of can act to authorize the appointment O
i, a warden of the Jail in the District of Colum
bia," approved February twenty-ninth, eigh'
teen hundred and sixty -four: but the duties
B, Of said warden, and Of the marshal Of the
United States for said District, in regard tt
~ the said Jail and the prisoners committed
thereto or confined therein, shall remain the
same as if this act had not been passed. -
.v, Approved, June 81, 1864.
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