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The Republican journal., 1873-03-13

ALDO SS.-To tn" Sherihs of respective
CoGnties or either OF their Deputies.
GREETING:
- WE COMMAND you to attach the
e.. w goods or est tie OF William Jackson
OF MontyiIle in said County OF Waldo to
- the value OF one hundred dollar aud sum.
mon the SAID defendant (it he tuiy be found within
your precinct, to appear before Justices OF our
supreme Judlcitl tnhft. next to be holden at Bel.
fast, within ami tor the County OF Waldo ON the
first Tuo day Of January next, then and there IN
our SAID Court, 10 answer unto Mary f. Jackson, of
Mary T.. Jackson represents tll.t she was lawfully
married to said William jackson, at MoEtville in
the County ui Waldo, on the day OF August 4 .
~, 1871; that your libraut, since their intermar-
rage, tls always behaved herself as a uhaste and
fnthnl wife towards said William Jackson but
lliai the said William, regardless OF his marriage
covenant. put her out of his house in March 1871 ,
and other wrongs then and there did to her the
sad Mary b} kicking her and striking her and pull.
ing htr mar, aud ether wrongs then and there did,
and She soon after was delivered Of Il female child
Hnd the sad William has not provided any SUPPORT
iof htr or his cnld hut wholly neglects and refuses
to do,
WHEREFORE she prUs thtt she may be divorced
rom me bonds OF matrmnuy hetWctn her and the
sag v LliGtn Jackson. MARY l., JACKSON.
AND have You there this writ vita your doings
therein.
Witness, uNAiIIAN G. iICkERSDN Esquire
at Belfast, the 10Th day ut December in th, wear
"f our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
SrEentytWo.
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PokItANh, June 25th, ls.2,
ms ls to ocG'tify that have fl en- afflicted with the
iniiammttory rheumatism for over tyenty years.
! hay" employed most OF the best physicians in
Portland, and paid hundreds OF dollars for medicine
without amy pt rmanent cure. Two years ago Ia st
March | was taken with iihclmltic fever Tor five
weeks was unable to turn i'll bed I, ed myself :;
my lett arm and hand was reduced to nearly halt
lhe SIZE OF my right one and was unable to lit
pounds weight until last July, wilen saw the ct-
iect OF the University Medicine on the daughter oi
Capt. Wm. Ihorndikc. called on Dr.. Staples aud
stated my case: lie said he could cure it. began
taking the medicine with the acupuncuratiou. Be
lore had taken four bottles considered myself
more free from pain than have been for twenty
years up to this time. have not had reElpse
consider 1t to be the only sure medicine tor the
above compliant, WILLIAM }. SMITH
late firm OF Pearson & Smith
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STATE OF MAINE


SUPREME JUDICIAL CUulr in vacation
Belfast, March I'd, 1873.
Upon the foregoing libel it Is Urderod by me- the
undersigned, of the Justices of sal Court that
notice thereof be given to the iibellee, by publish
ing an attested copy of the same, together with this
ofaer thereon, three weeks successiNeiy in the Re
publican journal, public newspaper, printed at
henasl III the County OF Waldo, the last publication
to be twenty days at least before the nest term of
sald Court, to be holden at Belfast within and tor
the County of Waldo, the third Tuesday OF April
next, that said bellee may then ana there appear
and answer to said libel ii he Sc" lit
J. q. DICkkRSON, d. s. ,r e.
tru' nv OF libel and order thereon.
Attest-W. G. FRYE CLERK
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Df. STAPLES On" bottle OF your r&tract OF Can
ctr Plant cured my little boy nt Scrotula OF /.
months standing. If should write nil day ruult
not give full idea of his suttetings ", rmnlnvy,
five physicians without relitt His sores III Al
healed and he appears perfectly We'll We think it
Is wohdtriu cure. several OF our friends are TAX
ing the medicine with good success
MRS. WM. j. LEWIS.
Ola TOWn Sept l. lS-O
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IUE LANTl, T cd. Il, IS.g.
DR.. SrAPLLS,--Ihs may certify that had been
troubled with Scrotula I'll: my life Some three
months since became so reduced that | could NOT
raise myself in bed In this condition my frlcnd
sent for you. With your direct Medicator and Cni
Ecrsity Medicine was in 30 minutes enabled to get
up and dress myself. In Que week left Portland
and travelled night and day in the South without
the least Inconvenience. l have since been tree
from all of The above troubles and cannot u.s. too
strong language in recommending tho .tment to
AL afflicted am satisfied it saved my llfe.
~. ". ATWOOD u kmerv ST.
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have been troubled, more or less Tor i've years
with intainmatorY Rheumatism. For the la-t ii *
months have suffered beyond description. NV
limbs were badly swollen and nlamed it was with
great Pain and difficulty that could movr. NV
case was well known by thousands Of citizens in
Portland. | am to-day a wen man, ana / was
cured by the University medicine, ana Acapunctu.
ration CAPT. w. 5. PENNELL, Is Grey st.
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Nt.W BFUIUKD, SGpt. IW, lS1l.
DE. STAPLES, Dear Sir, am feeling liIst rate
have not felt well for years do at The present
time. II you reco!lect when was at your place
was suffering, with very lame back. 1hat has all
lett me aud never felt better in my lie than at the
present time. | don't believe that that medicine
can be beat believe it is what it Is recommended
believe that medicine is entitled to a, much praise
as any medicine that introducedt to the pub
lie. | will not write any more this time.
Respectfully, &,
L L
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only that such fields as are susceptible of
profitable subsection should not be left
wild.
How nearly natural pastures may be made
equal TO artificial ones by the use of the
harrow and liberal top dressings is pro-
position not considered above. The cost
would generally he less than that OF resced-
ing and the result equally good. In any case,
no pasture, Old or new, should ever be
over-stocked. American Agriculturst.
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Gertitacates of Cures.

Some two years ago my daughter ycn years old
had severe attack of rheumatic and pleurisy fevel
which LETT her III very dangerous condition. IIcl
liVtr inactive, no appetite to eat, general debility
and sinking daily. We employ ed good physician?
without benefit After having early dcspaired o
her recovery We decided 10 try the New York Uni
V"rsity Medicine. In two months she was able tt
80 to school, and has not been compelled to lose
day since on account "f i'll health.
CAPT, J. II. rHORNDIkE,
Is 81, Lawrence street.
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Z" ne .Honoroble Justices Of tie Supreme
1a1tctW Co"ft, ne.ttt 10 be hOttten at Beitust,
mtMt" dM1 fpr the HoNaty uf lJaldD, ou
M ,F''H 1nesiay of Januory, A. D., 1878;
M AIRY a. DOWNING, of searsmont in said
~ County, respectfully bels and gives this Court
70 be intorned, that she was married to Lemont
Downing, nov or late Of said searsmont her maiden
name being Mary A. Eaton, on the second day of
August, A. D., 1861, at Ripley, in the COUNTY Of
Somerset and ever since said marriage has con,litc
cd herself towards the said Leinont as n faithful
ciaste and alectionate wife; yet the said Lemont
regardless OF his marriage VOWS and covenant did
ON OF about the first day OF February now last past
commit the crime OF adultery with some person or
persons 20 your libellant unknown.
Wherefore, she prays that divorce from the bonds
OF matrmohy between herself and said libellee NAV
he decreed, II the same is deemed reasonable and
proper, conduciYe to domestic peace and harmony
and consistent with the peace and morality of SO.
cety; that the custody OF their minor children
William f. aged seven years } oseph L aged five:
Frank, aged three, and Frederick, aged six months
may De gwen her, and that reasonable alimony ont
OF sad bellees estate, having regard his ability
may be decreed to her.
Dated at Searsmont, this twenty first day of De-
ceihptr' a. ~, i6|2 MARY A, DOWNING.
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HEART
DISEASE

lshtcuminS very common in every community and
thr sudden deaths resulting Us to seek some
ttIie' lht disease assumes MANY different forms.
among "hch we notice PALrIFATfON, ENLAK.sE-
MENr, SrAsMS, OssIfIuArIoV OR BoNl Fol.IA-
tioN OF ItE HEART, RIITUMArIsM GENEEAI
DEBILITY, WATER ABOUT rHE HEART, SINKING
ot THE 5flkitS. PAINS IN EHE SIDE OR GUEST
pi~/tNE'1, SLUGtiSH CIRCULATION or rllt
BLOOD AND MoAENrAEY SruPPAGt OF nm A.
II"N Of rtIE Heart.
hrs- forms Ul Heart Disease have been cured by
bE. GRAVES llEAEr REGuLATuR ana we do not
hesitate to say il will cure them again ANY form
of Heart Disease viii readily yield to use and we
have }ct to learn OF any case where the Heart Rpeu.
ator tas been taken properly and the party not le-
colyed marked benefit
Our agent on application, will furnish you with
our clrcullr, giving tul description the disease
ana also nunlp er OF testimonials of cures and if
you would Ike further proof from the parties who
have given the testimonials write them and see
what they say.
WeiG've sold many thousand bottles Of the HEART
hf"uI.t f"E, and the demand Is still increasing We
are confident we are doing the public be netit and
not tr}ln& to impose ON them 1 worthless prepara-
ton.
lhe price Of the HEART REut LATolt is ONE DOL
LAX per Bottle and can be Obtained OF our agents
>, ) A. HOWkS & Co, Druggists, Belfast.
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NE htt0 Tur>10Y " IDrH 4, D. 1874
LILLE W. BRODnECk, a Belfast in the
- County OF Waldo, aforesaid, Iibrls and gives
tins Honorable Court to be informed that she was
aWuliy married 10 Carl A. f. Ir1aht ok late OF Ban
8or, IN this State, now OF parts unknown at said
Bangor, on the twenty seventh tay OF November A
~ lSh2i that her maiden name Lille w. Rol-
nus tlat she was, at the time OF -,id marriage, and
at the cpmmencemeG' OF this suit, and still il An
actual inhaban; OF this state that for some five or
Xxx years a'er her said marriage she lived Slld
Bangor with her said hui: band that She has hId by
hlln one child, viz Annie rodbeck aged min, years
That your i5ellant has, ,tucc her saii mar
rage, conducted herself faithful, cuaste and
;tlfecuonae wife toward her said husband and per
formed all her marriage duties and Obligations but
that the said Carl, diSrcgarding hi marriage cove
nants and duties towards your libcant treated her
with extreme cruelty during nearly all the time they
hVed together that he was in the constant habit OF
striking, kicking and choking her, and at times
severely injured her by his cruel and nhuman treat
Pnt that for several years before he inal y desert
ed your lIbeant, the said Carl was addicted to the
excessive use of intoxicating drinks tnat the said
Cart was also an habitual and confirmed gambler,
ana spent the most OF hi. money Tor Intoxicating
H4uols ana at gambling That the said Carl, though
well able If he had been so disposed, did provide
proper and sufficient support Tor your beilant and
uelf Sali child but often left them to suler t0r the
want ut lood and other neceSaarrs ihAt about the
fotH dly OF June, iSGo the Sald Carl abandoned
your lbellant and the said child, without leaving
any means, or making any provision Tor their sup
port, that the said Carl has Since continued his
Said desertion, making no provision whatever for
thc support and maintenance OF yoHr libellant or
'hfr said child; nor has ht IN any manner com
hlhhlcattd With them and your iibcllant has never
SINCE been informed of his whereabouts
Wherefore, Your libellant prays that this Honor
doie Court Will decree that the bonds Of matrmOny
eNltsng between her and the said Carl 4 Il. Bro d.
beck be forever dissolved, aud that sho may resume
het maiden name OF Lille W. Rollins and that She
may have the custody ANA control of her said child
4nH as in duty bound will ever pray.
Dated 1T Belfast, aforesaid The "a day OF March
A. D. 1Hr3 lille W. HRODBECE.
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SOUTH PARIS, Feb. >. ls11.
DIR. SrApLEs-Drar Sir:-The medicine !! so1 a
your place, Jan ID, has done wonder, Tor me 1t /
all you recommended il to be-
You may make any use of the above ynu thiul
proper. Yours truly,
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Wharf and Storehouse to Let,

me extensive wharf iu tins city known as Si1nr-
sons Wharf, with warehouses; &c thereon TX.
%lft al the h''d admits ships OF the largest cn-z
int pGulngs are suitable tor storing hay salt mo
l-a'StS' - number or almost any kind Of produce or
htrcldisS II Is one OF The best bus ness sites IN
'ht Guy, lhe Portland steamers make daily land
ings at this wharf. ~
Aiso lot OF land between said wharfand Carter
Y loS shipyard suitable for yard Tor building ye.
seis, tor which il has been used 80
The above premises will be- let either tngeth.r ~,
separately on long lease, parties desiring them
Apply to W, II. SIMPSON.
Belfast. Sept I6 le.4-trn
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sheriH's Sale.

WALDo, sS--Taken on execution in favor ot
w William J. Eaton, against Lemont DowninS
bidder, on Saturday, the twentyninth day of March
next at ten Of the clock in the forenoon at the office
OF OF, Joseph Williamson, in Belfast, in said County
by appraisement, made on the twenty. seventh day
OF January last past, on an execution in favor Of
the following described parcel OF land situate r.
said searsmont, and bounded as follows viz he.
ginning at the south side of the county road on the
line OF land owned by Joseph Jewett tn. nee south
erly, on said line to the stream thence easterIv h
land owned by Alexander Woodman thence north.
erly, by said Woodman's land to said County road
thence westerly, by the line of said road to the,
place OF beginning containing thirty acres, more or
less. i0 VI
Belfast, Feb. 10, 1S73,-3w33
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J. G. COOK e CO..

THEREBY GIVE NOTICE to their customers
i J. that they have sold out their stock and closed
up business. All having unsettled accounts are
requested to call and settle them Immediately with
D. G. Cook who will be found for the present at the
old stand.
3W34 j. q. COOK & co.
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Ho4HIBLE.

suffered with Casarrh thirty years. and was
cured by simple remedy. Will send receipt post
age free, to all afflicted, Rev. 7. J. MEAD, Drawer
176, Syracuse, N. Y.
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For twenty five years / have suffered with Scruf-
ula and Salt Rheum. Cor Tetter) Have paid ont
hundreds OF dollars and been treated by several
hrst t-casS physicians without benefit Some four
weeks ago. | commenced using the University Med.
icnes. At the time my forehead and head were
covered with sores and scaliness of the skin also
my tongue was covered with small ulcers am TO-
day free all the above troubles nd can heartily
recommend these medicines to the afflicted
S. G. MUNSEY, q Chcstnut Street
Portland Jan. "a 1870.
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WORKING CLASSES MALE MALE. OF go r., J
week guaranteed. Respectable employment at
home. day or evening; no capital required full iu-
mail. Address, with ak cent return stamp, Nj
YOUNG CO., 16 Cortandt ST., N. Y.
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In the District Court of the United States for the
District of Maine.
in the matter Of CoLCoRD, BERRY & CO.,
Bankrupts.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
nIsTRICT OF MAINE, IS. At Belfast the Goth
H. day of February, A. D.. 1873
The undersigned hereby give notice of their ap-
pointmel as Assignees of the joint and individual
estates of Colcord, Berry & Company. of stockton,
in the County OF Waldo, and State of Maine within
said District, who have been adjudgcd Bankrupts
upon their own petition by the District Court of
said District filed 23d September, A. D. 1872
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON,)
LEWIS NJ. PARTRIDGE.I Asslgnees.
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For fifty years have been troubled with Scroiula.
some 1lleen years ago fearful ulcer broke out on
my te. Ihree months ago il EXTENDED from the
ankle JOINT nearly to The knee. | could not noy,
without great pain. In this condition commenced
taking the University Medicine
AT first il drove out a fearful humor ;tll over mo
Ina few days the humor began to subside, aud til,
ulce! is now healed and feel like a new being,
ELIZABETH CHAMBEKIAIN
Portland, Aug. 30. 3S Chestnut 81.
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The above case has been treated Tor the past tot
years hy different physlciams for cancer.
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had the Catarrh so bad for several years that my
mead became confused and painful | obliged to
get up several times in the ight to keep from chok
ing emp loyed some of the best physicians in the
country without benefit. was perfectly cured with
the University Medicines IN three weeks.
A. Nj. MORGAN, l2f Cumber land St. Portland,
Contractor on the Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad
February, Is, 1870.
Since giving the above certificate, have been per
fectly free from Catarrh, though have been con
tinually exposed to wet and colds.
Oct. 10, 1871. A. NJ. MORGAN.
This may certify that had been suffering with
the "Rheumatism for five months, and at that time
1t seized my right hip and leg down to the foot
This the physicians called ''Sciatic." tried many
kinds OF highly recommended medicines which /
took for the blood Still got no relief for seven
good advisers as we have in city. Finally call
ed at the New Iork University Branch and the pro.
prietor said he could help me. SO | commenced on
his medicine and in four weeks thought felt re
lief, and in eight weeks was able to leave my cane
at home and have been well up to this time, three
months have passed. DAVID kEAZER
Portland Aug. I'd, 1870.
have been afflicted for twenty years with Chronic
rheumatism. have spent hundreds of dollars for
medical treatment without benefit. Ten days ago
| commenced taking the University Medicines and
l can truly say it has been lore benefit 10 me than
all other treatment | received. NV place of
business in l37 Pearl street. rshall be pleased to
answer all enquiries. JOHN TURNER
staples Compound Tar Ointment cures piles and
chlbalns In "A hours. Good for any Kind of Sores
i guarantee the above certificates to be peruine
will forfeit $1,000 to any that will nd them 9TH
erwisc. "
Person having doubts will please address the
parties
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ONLY 10 CENTS

TpAssE AMERICAN ROoKs-s5 for
y i, B. lhomaS' Almanac, 1893: 81 for American
Almanac, i195i - Tor t1}3. Rarc Old American
Book wanted. viz; Richard, Increase, Samuel
Eleazcr Or Cotton lIathers Works; icnhailow's
Indian Wars, l136; iohnsons History of n. Eng
land, London, l63i; Genuine Poor Richards Al
nanae5 Dr. frankin's}, or any American
Book, Pamphlet, C9in, indian Arrow ii ads, Relics
CutiositIes, Narratives or Almanac, in good condi-
tion. Also, good obi, tail, sday brass clock. State
price of each JAS. L. MUULTON, Carnes St.
Lynn, Mas.
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~ MALUN- aA-sLH .LI-n- Enl-E-c

January ferm 1873.
OH the foregoing suit and libel Ordered rhat no.
iice OF the pendency thereof be given to the said H.
lAm Jackson iibcec, by CAUSING an esed copy Of
sag Wfit ana iibei, with this order th reon be
Published three weeks the Ranblic9n
Journal, Il new paper printed 1t Belfast in the
comfy OF Waldo, The last publication to hc thirty
uals al least before tho next term OF the Court to
be holden at Belfast, within and for the County OF
" 3ido on the third Tuesday ut April, 1874, that
sA'd lihell'e may then and there appear and show
tanSe II ahl ne have, why the prayer ot said libel
liant should not be granted
true copy Of writ aud libel md order thereon
f"3i Aucst-W, q. Frye, Clcrk.
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w 4 N II TMT
MILLINERY.

MRS, e; r.. JOHNSON win return ne> I
week with the winter styles which she viii be
pleased to show her customers. Felt Hats in Drnb
BlacS, bronze and other desirable Shades. Vclvets,
Ribbons Feathers and Fancy Wings, Jets and jet
Bands,
FANCY GOODS. iIandkerchicis, Collars, Ties
ana Neck -Handkerchiefsi Gloves, TW Button Kids
lid Mttens, &c, &c.
DRESS MAKING. Miss jackson has selected =,
winter stock ot Dress and Cloak Trimmings, such
as Buttons, Frinses, &lmpS, Ta-sels, sc Special
attention given lii Dress and Cloak Making In the
Latest yles.
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WALDO, SS.-SCp. Jun. COURT. J
,IanIlarV rerm 1899 (

'HHudry ItTHl, 1873.
On the foregoing libel, Ordered That notice
OF the pendency thereof be given the said libelee
by FURNISHING an attested copy of said libel, with
Republican Journal, newspaper printed at Bel
fast IN said County OF Waldo the last publication to
said Court to be holden Belfast within and for the
County OF Wa lido, on the third Tuesday of April,
1873, that said ibellee may then and there appear
and show if any he have whv the nraTer of
said lbellant should not be granted
Attest-W. G. FRYE Clerk
true copy of libel and order thereon
30 Attest-W. G. FRYE Clerk
Jos. WILLIAMSON, Belfast, Atty for Libellant.
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~ oFI'E E'

y "FI'E'
- hereby give notice to the citizens OF Heitast, ,
that Will be at the store OF Oakes Aurr Saturiay
aiiff,noons from 2untii r. NJ. lor thc purpose ot
DANIEL t.. PITCHER Csrjr,.t,,t<
Belfast Sept. 3d.-tfl3
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STATE OF MAINE.

w ALDO SS.-ro the Sherihs Of our respective
Counties or either Of their Deputies.
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A PERFECT SUBSTITUTE FOR The
WATER CLOSET.


EARTH CLOSET 90
am24 10 DoANE ST., BOSTON, MASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-30
NriA GAZETTE& l. VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
CnIINTRYl
A Heavy Haul.
he New York Herald says


Among the passengers who arrived from Liv-
ernool on the steamer City Of Chester, on Sun
day, was Mr.. n. Lancaster, one OF the million
aire ci,lzeus of Chicago, who for the past twelve
months has been engaged IN prospecting for
cold and digging for diamonds, in the fields Of
South Africa. He brought with him nearly
Two hundred diamonds, most Of which were un-
cut and of great size. Some Of them were in
miners buckskin pouch strapped around his
waist aud the others were In pocketbook
which he carried in his pocket. The entire lot
of gems were seized from Mr.. Lancaster while
he was coming ashore, with the rest Of the pas
sengers, on Sunday night.
The seizure was made by posse of Custom
House officers who charged MIR. Lancaster with
attempting to smuggle the precious stones. A
report of the capture was made to Collector
Arthur yesterday morning 1t is charged that
Mr. Lancaster made denial when asked
whether he had anything Subject to duty with
him, and that, on being searched, he was found
in possession of the diamonds The selling
officers asserted that one lot was taken from
bag concealed on his person, and that another
lot was discovered in his pocketbook. The lat
,rr held III cut and uncut stones.
The buckskiu bag contained $50 stones all
umrt. They were estimated to be worth over
S,D,OuW IHc TtpulI stdtc't liiaI wy hli0 h'S
entered on the manifest papers and that they
were bonded without a permit Deputy Sur
y,yor Braincrd Howell, Col L. L NJ. Ehlcrs,
Frank Henderson, George W. Livingston and
Nr. Kibb, Custom House Inspectors, assigned
to duty on the Surveyors staff, signed the re-
port as seizing officers The officers learned of
the existence of the diamonds from one OF the
passengers of the City Of Chester, who is sup
posed to be connected with the government SER
vice. They boarded the steamer on Sunday
afternoon while the vessel ayriu the Upper
Bay and distributed quantity of blank bag
gage declarations among the passengers. The
latter we're told to write out the quantity aud
character of the dutiable articles in their pos
session. On Sunday tug landed the passen
gers at the IDman steamship wharf, pier IS
North River Mr.. Lancaster carried a small
hand bag, which Inspector Livingston examin-
cd on the dock. The officer subsequently in
yitcd him tostcp to the Custom-House Office
on the wharf On getting there he asked him
1.-The had any dutiable goods about him. H.
spcctor Livingston says that Mr. Lancaster an
>wercd him in the negative, and that he then
searched him with the result already mentioned.