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 § 489 ermm as.-aunzvut 4 ·torne»y appears, is commenced, the attorney to; thogdistrlctdn which 1: Tu magna than immediately mgm ee me stoner of Internal Revenue the full   relating ttzihn _;.mme; and he`shn11 ,” lately nite; the md ot each termo! l the court in lwhlch-such minor proceeding is pending, forward ` to the mid comrniwoner a full and porticulir statement ot its_·· ¤eec1u¤¤.‘(n.s;..5w4.)      _   ~ ·. _ 489. Soneggreportn to Department of J@¢e.--&chdistrict attorney .mall, im@ately utter the end .·ot every term in which nny suit for moneys due on account of the Poet Omoo. Department has been pending in his district, forward to the Deparment ot Justice; statement `ot nny judment.o1·“order_ made, or step taken in fthe same, during such mm, nccompu- nlm by n certltlcute of the clefk, showing the patties to und l amount of every such judgment, with such other information 1 as the Department of Justice may require. _ And the said at- torney shall direct speedy. and citcctual execution` upon o Said l judgment, and the United States marshil to whom` the same is w directed skill makegreturne of theoproceedinge thereon to the t Department" of J ustice, at such timoh as it muy direct. ‘ (5R. S. 5775.)  . V ‘ Q -. ` 499. Marshals.->A marshal sha.ll `be. appointed in each dis- Qttict, minding the_Distri¢t of Columbii._(B. _S. S 776; June 26. 1876, é. 147, ii 1, 4,; 19 Stat. 61, 62;‘ Feb. 24; 1879; `c. 97. 5 8., Z) Stat. 8%; Mar. 3, 1881, c,‘_144; { 7, 21 Stat. 507 §`Ap·i·Q 25, 1882, c. 87, if 1, 8, 22 Stat. 47; July 20, 1882, c. 512,13, 22tSt.nt. 172; `Ang. 5, 1886, c. 928; { 7, 24 Stat. 309; Feb. 2, 1889, c. 180} { 21, %'Stat. @2;.1uly 3, 1&0, c.'656, { 16, 28 Stat. 217; July 10, 1wG, c. 664, {.16, % Stat. 225; —._Mnr. ·3, 1893,u‘c;_220, 27 Stat. 745; July 16, 1894, c. 138, 55 14, 16, 28 Stat. 110, 111; June 24, lws, c. 495, { 1, 30.Stat. 487} .Msy`$12,"1900, c. 891, j 9,° 31 Stat. 176; Jan. 22, 1901; c. 105, $5 4,~·7,·31 Stat. 736; 737; Feb. ·12,`1901,`c.'355, §§`_5, 7, 31 Stat, 782; M&r.·2, 1901, c._ 801, it-3, 5, 81 Stat. 881; Mar. 11, 19lH, c. 183Q..§l;4, 5, 6, ·82_S».tnt. 66; Mau-. 2, 1905, c. 1505t lf 4, 6, 33—Stst. 824; Har.-8, 1905, c. 1427,§_§§ 18, 15, 19, 33 Stat. 995,996; ‘1une‘16, 1906, cY 3335, 6.13, 34 Stat. 275; Mar. 3, 1915,{_ c._-100, §§ 8, -4,; 88 Stat. .961.)
 * 491. Sane; ‘tcrm;--—Marshals oi! the United States, including

the District off Columbia, shall be appointed and commiwloned. for n term of foufyegrs and shall continue to discharge the dutig M ot their respective oEcesQ  unless sooner removed by the/President, until rthelr successors shall be appointed. and duality in their stead. (R. S, 5*779; June 24, 1898, o. 495, { 1, 80 Stat. $87.) _. _ · _ · 492J Bane; Edd deputies; removal.-·—Except as provided by- eection 591 ot this title, and as otherwise `provided by low, nf any time when, in the opinion of the marshal ot any district, the public interest will thereby be promoted, he may` appoint one or' more deputy marshals for ouch district, who shall be known ne held deputies, ond, who, unless sooner ircmoved by xthe district court as pxjovlded -in section 491 of this chapter, shall ··ho1d omce during the pleasure of the marshal, except as provided in the next paragre§.b of this    ‘ ` The marshal, immediately after makin: guy appointment or appointments under this section, shall report the same to the Attorney G@erul, stating the facts os distinguished from conclusions constituting the reason; for such nppolntmc 1t, md the Attogney General may at any time mncel any such `nppolntment as the public interest may requirel (May 28, 1898, c. 252. l 11, 29 Stat..1@; Mar. 4, 1911, cl 269, 36 Stet.`1355.) ¢ t · 498.* Same; omoe deputies and clerks; removal.--·Exeept as provided by section 581 of this title ond as otherwise provided hy law, when in the opinion oqthe Attorney General the public t interest reqnirm lt, he may, on the meeommendation of the murshgl, which recommendation shall state the facts as dlatingulshed · fiom conclusions, showing necessity for the same, allow the `marshnlq to employ necesury omce deputiu and clerical. assistance. Deputies shall be removable tom omoe

UODB AHD‘.JUl}IGJlR·X$ l 916 W U1¢d$dI¤ of the district-,¤9¤1‘f. at his WWW ,(B. 8.} 786; Ans.`& 1$88» c· 792; I 4; 25 SMC @02 ·T¤¥¤§;1t l900.`¢·{601, 6 ~1, _31 Stat. N0;] May  c: 252, S10, 29 Stat. 182} Feb. 19, 1909, c. 161, 35 Stat. .)*_ · ·,‘, °’ 494. Hsrrhaln qui deputy? nurahnb; o•th•;——Every maretmr .and deput; marshal shall, before he enters ·¤Don the duties of hte appointment, take, before anyomcer ot the'United· States or of  any State authorized by, law to administer. oaths, an oath or amrmation lin. the followink form": €‘ I, A. B., do sei- 'enmly swear (or amrm) that I twill faithfully execute au lawful precepts directed to the marshal oi the district ot -———-.., under the authority ot, the United States. and true returns make, and in all things well a¤d trnly, and without malice or "partiulity, perform the duties of the omce of  _(or_mm·- shal’s deputy, as the casemay be) of the dietrict of ·———--, during my` continuance in said, cme, and take only my lawful `feeg. QSo help me God." The words "so help me God ” shall be omitted lu all cases vrbere an ,a§rmntion°ia amitted instead _oi‘ an oath. (R. S. { 782;; @, 1®8,.`c. 3, 29, Stat. 481.) · 495, _ Marshsli; authority to dn@ter auth.-——Es& United States marshal ·and_ enchchiet Qemt; United St•.te•_marshaliis_ authorized and empowers: to" administer oithi to the mars'hal’s deputies and other persons preee¤tim‘ to tm, marshal claims and- accounts for payment ;` but they Shall nm be entitled _ to any tee for administering sgxoh oaths, (Feb. H, 1911,1:. 144,'36Stat.92f7.) ·“ I g ·` a . 496. Marshal': bond; augmented- bod.-Every marshal, be fore heenters on the dutles of his, omee,._shal1 give bond before Qthe district judge of the district, jointly and severally with two ¢ood· and sumcieut sureties; inhabitants and freeholdere ot such distrlct, to be; approved by said Judge, ln the umn of $20,000, {ortho falthtul performance ot said duties by himaelt and his ` deputies. (R. S. [783.) · · . _ . ` 497. Same; augmented bond.-rwlienever the buaineso ot the courts du any judicial ldietrict shall makeit nwemary, in the opinion of the Attorney General, for the  to furnish greater security than the omcial bond theretotore given, a { ibond in a sum not to exceed $40,000 shall be given when g required by the Attorney General, who shall  the amount } thereof. (Feb. 22,` 1875, ¢. Y 95, { 2, -18 Stall ‘333.)` E 498. Same; augmented bond‘for southern. dstriht of New York.--W·henever the business of the United States district court in- the southern judiéial district of the State ot. New York shall make it necessary, in  opinion- ot the Attorney General, tor, the United Staten marshal to furnish greater security than the emcial bond required by this section, e_ bond in an amount not to exceed $75,000 shall be ¤ven when required by the Attorney General, who shall Ex the amount i thereon (Feb.; 26, 1923, c. 112, 42. Stat. 1287.) ' 499. Same; Bling and recording.-—'1‘he n;iarshal’s bond shall , be tiled and recorded, in the o¤ce of the clerk of the district court sitting within the district, and copies thereof, certmed by the élerk, under the seal of the said court, shall be com-· petent evidence in any court ot justice. * (R. S. { 783.) 500. Same; auita; costs on bresch of bond.—·5—In case ot a breach of the condition ot a ·marshal’s bend, any person thereby injured maylnstitute in his own name and for hia sole use a· suit on! said bond, and thereupon recover such damages as shall be legally assessed, with costs oi suit, tor which execution may imue for him in due form. _, If such party falls to recover in the suit, judgment shall- be rendered and execution may issue against him for costa tu favor oil the defendant ; and the United States shall in no cfsebe liable tor the same. (R. B. { 784.) l a ·. 501. fS•m¢; further security after judgment.--The hsaid bond shall remain, after any judgment- rendered thereon, as n security for the benentf of any person xmureu by breach of the eondltion ot the name, until the whole penaltyhu been