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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-01-20

reduction of these two
items, within the fiscal
year, ending both Nov.
1916 of SIl6,296,09
From this view of the subject IT is ap-
parent, that the assessment of the year
1916, on real and personal estates. and
the revenues Of the year proper, dcFiva-
bic from all other sources, taken together,
viii be insufficient TO meet the demands
upon the Treasury, during the same Pc
Rod, by the sum of S4I6,296 90; and
that in supplying the deficiency the bal
ance in the Treasury, on the 1st OF De-
cember, 1916, viii have been reduced to
SIS. $50 90, and the arrears OF ouistan-
ding taxes to the sum of S754, ,544 &c.
Ii is plain, therefore, that QUE present f.
nancial system is inadequate TO supply
the means of meeting all the demands on
the Treasury, except when aided from the
balance which had accumulated before
the payment of interest was resumed, and
BY collections from the arrearages of taxes
of former years - both of which viii
soon be exhausted.
am constrained TO add, that all these
calculations and estimates. pre-suppose
that the demands on the Treasury viii
not be permitted to transcend their orei-
nary limits, and that no appropriations
will be made by the Legislature TO new
objects. These are not anticipated, be-
cause in the present state of the finances,
every new appropriation may well be re-
garded. not as grant of money unincum-
bered in the Treasury, but rather az an
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-01-20

The interest upon which,
according 10 the Auditor
Generals computation
for 1876, is 90
The balance in the Trea-
sury on the lst Decem-
Der. 1874, was 6
The receipts into the same
during the year ending
on the Goth November
last, as appears in detail
by the reports Of Audi
tor General and State
Treasurer, were 50
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Plantation for Sale.

IN BRUNSWICK COUNTY, 10 miles
= from Wilmington, Immediately on the
Northwest River, the well known place
CLARKMOUNT, is offered for SALE lit
contains about 800 acres of Upland. and 800
or 400 acres ofSwamp Lands adjoining; 70 or
so acres is under cultivation and we'll adapted
to raising Corn, Ground Peas, &c. The place
has con1modious dwelling with two brick
chimneys, erected last year, with ont-houses,
&c. The Upland, not cleared, is well timber:
ed with Pine and Hooppoles, and has 10000
Tnrpentine boxes, cut last and the present
season, a. It is very eligible site fog
Manufacturing, being Immediately on the
river, between this and Fayetteville factory
would have the advantage Of both, markets.
and be sufficiently removed from, .intemperS
ance as to insure health TO the operatives.-.
The water power is ample, a bold stream pas
ses through the place to the river, with hana~
some bluff half a mile in length, just the
height fora wharf. Il = FtL - az
The swamp lands afford good winter pass
Itnraae for stock, and an abundance of Ashs
and Oak wood, very handy to the water. 5,ncr
Seven or eight Negroes with stock of Cattle
and Hogs, &C., will be sold with the place. 10
desirable. Apply on the premises to ~
ss ~. st<c,'Jl:H III. J. WILLIAMS or !
| i.2 - .....- ta.r@ + ,. ]. |. BRYAN, III
April 10, 1876. f3O-tf1i Wilmington. r.
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ARRIVED.


April 30-brig FIorina, Drinkwater, New Y rk,
schr Oassius, EIdridge, Boston, to Brown &
DeRosset.
May l-schr Charles E Thorn, Jackson, King
ston, ia in distress, to I,utterloh.
schr Marion, Morse, Little River, to G w Davis.
4-brg Alpine, Treat, New York, to E Dick
ins0n. .t
brig Argo, Curtis, New York, to Ballard &
McRae.
schr Jack Downing, Parker, Onslow, to Russell
s. Gammell. <--
sloop Cleaner, Rabun 1Shaliotte, to G w Davis
'schr Constitution Milton, Philadelphia, to E
Lutterloh. .l< i..t .. 49,
5-brig William, Fish, New Bedford, to Russell
& Gammell.
schr North Carolina, Miller Philadelphia, to G
w Davis.
Packet schr L P Smith, Brewster, New York,
to w Browa.
schr Florida Corson, n York, to G w Davis.
- schr Middleton, Pugh, Middleton, N Z, TO
master. ..
/ 6-schr surpass, Pugh, Middleton, n c, to
! VIM Cooke.
CLEARED.
! May 2-schr Boston, Nash, New London, by
Barry & Bryant,
schr r w Brown, Francis, New York, by r w
Brown.
4-brig Belle, Myers, New York, by G W
Davis. .--------
schr Marion Morse, Little River, by G w Davis
5-brig Boundary, shackford, Wilmington, Del
by Brown 6 DeRosset.
Packet scbr Wilmington, French. Baltimore. by
Brown & IteRosset f..
Packet schr Cassius ELdridge, Boston, by Brown
s. DeRosset
:, schr Olive, Smith, New ork, by E Iutterloh
,6---schr Lenl!y, Smith, New York, by E Lut
terloh. -. ~,...-
brig Afford, Moxcey, New Orleans, by Barr; s
Bryant.
sloop Cleaner, Raibon, ShalIotte, by G W Davis
7-schr Narragansett, Etdridge, Philadelphia
schr Albert Venial, Nichols, Philadelphia, by {
w Dasis,f n 2tfETt vf .q7-er9 y r-z}
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CHARLESTON MARKET-Mav %.

Rough Rtce-The receipts of the week, near l.
500 bushels, have gone to the mills. About 1000
bushels were reported to u having been sold at
the mills to close shipment at ) 0S.
Gra!n-The imports of Corn, during the past
week, have again been heavy, reaching the aggre-
gate amount of 81, O00bushels; near 10000 bush
els consisted of Western in sacks, partly ordered
for the interior and forwarded accordingly, and
partly sold at from IS a rs cts. per bushel, sacks
included, The North Carolina brought from II
Is cts, it requiring however a strictly prime
white article to command the latter price. s.
Pease-About 1000 bushels received from
North Carolina, going into store for higher
prices.
10 arrivals of Oats.
Bacon and Lard Both articles remain without
change in prices. For the former there is a pref
ty fair demand for theretaiI trade. The stock BE-
ing but moderate, holders make out to realize our
quotations for good article. A lot Of near 1900
Sides was landing from Baltimore yesterday, 500
Of which we understood to have been sold at 81
cts. Sales 25 bbls. Western Lard made at 72 cts
Salt About 500 sacks Liverpool, the balance
of cargo, and the last parcel afoat, sold at 81 02
cts.
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DIED.

In Fayetteville, on the 26th ult., Mrs. Godina
Williams reict of John B Williams, of Chatham
county, aged II. ~. r. ~, .asa.a.- - !.
In Union County, on the 18th ultmo, MIR. Sam
ucl Givens, a soldier of the Revolution, aged be-
tween IS and 80 years.. ... -.
In Robinson county, on the Goth uItirno, Mr.
John Tones, at the advanced age of 81 years; a
Revolutionary Soldier =
At Halifax, n. c., on the list ult, Col. Thorn
as K. Mcrisey, of Sampson county, aged So.
In Albany, Baker county, Geo, on the I'd ult.
Mr. William S. Wade, in the 3Oth year of his age
a native of North Carolina -. :.
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-.-,beHanse Towns; SIS So o2s34 ,748 70 HoIandi
ID her depend encIes;. 8 l ,495,754 10 Belglum;
SsI 624 $50 TO Great Britain and her colonies;
Go 95l .669 torrance and her colonies; 81
9llO48 to Spain and her colonies; 81 ,433, lO3
- Trieste and other Austrian ports; Sl,327,-
COZ to Hayti; S21I3. 567-to Brazil; S. PAT.
oSo 10 Chill, and 80 ,O79, 34l to China. Rus
10 Prussia, Denmark and her colonies, Italy,
Moxico. Venezuela, and Africa, generally,
oacb,1eceived between S500;000 and 81. $685..
0nO, The total domestic exports are compri-
ed under the following heads :--Theesea ST.
5o7124 the forest Sc, 550,42t; animal pro-
dncts Sc, 2O6. 394; vegetable food S9,8l0,508;'
tohacco 81 .469 $40; cotton $5l, 739, SAB; other
agricultural products 1888 ,496; manufactures
5,SO4, 977; articles not enumerated $2,927,-
$50. "
The exports from the United States for the
same time of foreign production were Sl5,-
346.93O--of which $1I ,459 ,3l9 were in Amer
lean and SO ,S87,5II in foreign vessels. VI
the whole S10,l75,099 v ere admitted here tree
of duty, S2.l07, 292 with ad valorem, and 3d.
O64, 439s with specific duties. Of the whole
81. 682464 were entitled to drawback. VI the
whole So, 4I9,683 went to Great Britain and
her colonies, and s3.192, 325 to France, &c.
Russia, Denmark. HolIdhu, Dol9 cPdlh
and her colonies, Italy, Sicily, Austria, Tex
as, Mexico, Venezuela, Brazil Argentine Re-
public, Chill, China and Asia generally, each
received amounts from 100000 to 100000;
the Hanse Towns received 1888, 093.
- Ckara,rccs from The United States and En-
frances thereto for the year ending June 30
IS45.-8I97 American vessels, with a total OIL
9,O53,977 tons, and crews Of I00,794 men and
2462 boys; and 1888 foreign vessels, with Z
total of 93O,275 tons, and crews Of 81, 651
men and 72O boys-cleared from the ports o
the United States during the year l844-45.
American vessels. 8l33, with total Of 2,
O35,4 80 tons, and crews CT $4,000 men anC
1862 boys; and $500 foreign vessels, with {
total Of $40, 563 tons, and crews of 55,3l5 mel
and 700 boys. entered the ports of the United
States during the above time.-B0Ston Post.
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Notice on, COpartnerslsi2o.i

TASHE subscribers most respectfully inform the
e citizens of Wilmington and vicinity. and the
public generally, that they have entered into
partnership under the firm of MATTISON d
THOMAS, on Front street, near the Bank of the
State, for the purpose of carrying on the CAR
PENTERING BUSINESS, in all its various
branches. One Of the firm, lately from the North.
having had great opportunities Of acquiring cor
rect knowledge of modern Architecture, praer
tsesl in the large cities, both with regard to the
strength and durability of buildings, as well as ths
neat and chase style of their fnish they feel COM
fdent that they will be able to make it the interest
of gentlemen intending to build, to. give thrm o
call Their system of framing timbers for Facto-
ries, Mills &c, and for roofs of large public bull
dings, cannot be excelIed and offers great induce.
ments to citizens of other states, where timber 10
scarce, to procure Frames ready to raise, Of tho
best timber in the world. They will make to ore
der, common and circular 0vafo Sash, circular &
fancy, Gothic, BeleetioH ofOgee Sash; Frames and
Sash in the perpendicular Gothic style for church.
es, &C.; Imitation, Grecian and Egyptian CHA
ney Pieces limitation >Frontispicces Common,
CONTINUED Rail, or cGeo1natricalo Stair Gases
plain and futed Porticob Columns 81 Venetian
Blinds, Pannel Doors, and any other work in their
line of business. tItE f'-a-l .t!f
They will also furnish to order Metal Sash, with
heavy plate glass for Fancy Shop fronts; Metal
and Gilt Side Lights. and Transoms, &c!
All orders thankfully received and promptly al.
tended to. Jobbing of all kinds neatly done. \
nongE7r.l ~ ]. B. MATT1SON.t II
saz ,Ct eE r. IS. THOMAS. az
Wilmington. n. c. Apfil 10, 1916. 30-3m
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WILMINGTON MARKET-May7 7.


NAVAL. STORES-As we anticipated in our
last Thursdays report farther reduction has ia
ken place in the article of Naval Stores. The sup
ply is small and sales are slow. The difficulty in
very little demand for Spirits, either in the North
ern or European markets. At present there is no
fixed rates for the raw material in this market
We, however, from the best information we can
obtain on the subject, quote Yellow Dip at 81 80,
Virgin at So 80, and Hard at 80 cts. This seems
to be the mark this morning, with little offering.
In Resin and Spirits we can hear of no transac-
tons 7ar-500 barrels was sold few days since
has also been sales of few small lots at the above
price, and in some instances trife more has been
obtained
LUMBER 6 TlMBER-Sales at 81 so, SIS
and SIS 50, for Mill Timber, and sales of Flooring
boards have been made at $40 and Sl1 so; wide
boards at SIS, S65 and $50, and Scantling at Sc
market we'll supplied and sales dull.
SHINGLES-Ths article has advanced still
49," S"AN'
this week, for prime quality, as high as So. The
rise, however, is thought to be only temporary.
BACON-The supply is ample, and prices re-
main firm.
MEALS somewhat in demand, and sells at
soc. per bushcl. ~
|, CORN-Has been scarce, and selling at rs a
so cents from store freely. About 1000 bushels
have arrived, prices unsettled and quotations nom
inal.
| MOLASSES-Sales in lots at 2lc.
! SAIT-A cargo of 5000 bushels has arrived
! 1900 of which, we understand, sold at SOC. We
quote Liverpool Sack at ST l25 81 Is.
LIQUORS. Whskey has arrived freely--a 10
direct from New Orleans was offered at auction
sale stopped at 241c. and balance stored. Appl,
Brandy AUTHORIZATIONS nominal. -
SUGAR--No arrivals: Sales dull at quotations
COFFEE-One lot Rio, we understand sold a
75c:, which is rather below market price. Lot
are bel at Sc ct which but few sales are, how
ever, made.
The last week, like others, has been very dull
in the way of sales: = -- s,-a + "A
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j. =. sCHONWALD, res-s2
BCATsRvVeEC PEE ETSECEeg.Er

WNOULD take this opportunity of expressing
w his gratitude to the citizens Of Wilmington
and its vicinity, for the liberal patronage he has
heretofore received and hopes by strict attention
to his profession, to merit the support of the COM
munty. - -
He continues to keep on hand large stock Of
Botanic Medicines. of his own manufacture, such
as remedies for Consumption. Coughs. Colds,
Group Whooping Cough, Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Cholera Infantum Cholic, GraveIs, Liver and
Spleen Complaints Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, sick
Headache, Piles, Nervous diseases, Worms, Tet-
ter, and all diseases of the Skim Itch, strofula all
kinds of Fevers, &c. &c.
These remedies are all of purely Vegetable COM
position, and are universally known to possess yr
tues that have been excelled by any series OF
Medicines ever offered to the public.
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Il. 30. Es e q WV,

n - kb EA U ~ Tvs
TT AVING recently returned from the North
- is now prepared to offer in addition to his
fotmer stock, handsome assortment of
Fancy Goods, Watches, Jeecehy Pocket and
Table Cutlery, Slrer and Plated Ware,
and Perfumery
together with variety of articles, such as
Backgammon Boxes, Chees Men and Boards
Guitars, Fiddle & Guitar Strings, Solar Lamps
and Girandoles, Pistols and Fowling Pieces,
Walking Canes, Accordeons and Flutes,
Flagiolets and Clarionets Ladies Fans,
and variety ofsmal articles too
.-1 numerous for an advertisement.
All of which will be sold as low as they can be
purchased in any of our layge cities.
Clocks and Watches repaired as usual
April "A, 1916 32-3t
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NEW YORK MA


Turpontine, Wilmington, soft, S. so "a, 90
do Newbern. " 3 SO 4 90
Spirits Turpentine, SO SIS
Tar, l Is l 871
Rice, per cwt. 90 a so
NaraL Sto3,es-Turpentine remains Gas for a
long time pas) without inquiry, and our quotation
must be considered entirely nominal, as there ap-
pear to be no buyers in the market at any price,
10 sellers SO low quoted. The stock has re
ceived no accession of consequence for some time
past land will not, until the crop comes for
ward. Spirits Turpentine is lower, sales being
now made in lots so cents cash, and So S. 4
mos; according to quality and condition. small
sale, we understand, was made at q lower price, but
under circumstances which render it no criterion
of the market There have been sales Of 1000
buls North County Tar for export, at about ST.
rs; 1000 do Georgetow}, on private terms and
1880 bbis \ orth County Rosin adoat, at 60 cts,
delivered.
Hice-The market has been dull for some time
past, and since the arrival Of the Caledonia there
mas been very little inquiry for export; the adv ices
by the Great Western still tend to depression and
since our last but about 200 tcs. have been taken
for home use at 81, l25 S4,25, cash.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

New York Mutual Life Insurance Compdns.'l
IN HE subscriber having been appointed A nf
5d1T for the above company, is prepared tcrecetss
applications and TO communicate all necessary In.
formation the subject, to such as may spp1yS
cs..- Z 70 l:,:s,2 1,an JOHN S. RICHARDS. -
June 81, 1915 r.al, ..ad >.d 81 lads s...s. a.
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FOR SsR

FExHREE HUDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
Il Of valuable Turpentine and Timber Land,
situate on the Western side of Cape Fear River,
on Plumner's Run, back of the lands of John
King and Mr. Gillespie, The said lands is two
miles from the river, and thirty miles. from the
town Of Wilmington. Apply 10 the subscriber,
p -. 1i'-'<s J, @. WRIGHT.
April p, 1886 la9 h.'l, 5f9< aao s2-s'
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nrARRrEra.

In this towp.on the 4tl inst, at the house of
Mr. James NJ. Williams, by James T. Miller, ESQ.,,
Mr. y. R. Murray, to Miss Harriet Costin Also,
at the same time, and place, by the same Mr..
Hiram b. Sholar,t Miss Elizabeth Ann Farrow.
In this town, on the 9th inst. by VIM N. Pc
den, Esqr., Mr.. VIM. H. Costn. to Miss Elizabeth
Jane Williams. mn .s--.t.e
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CAPE FEAR LODGE, NO. 2, !
10. O. F., May 5, 1916.

FEVHE Fourth Annual Celebration of this Insti-
n tuition will take place on "Wednesday; 18th
inst. Members of the Lodge are requested to meet
at the Hall by o'clock, from whence they will
march to the M. E. Church. where suitable adj
dress will be delivered on the principles of the In
stitution. a4- -,
Members of other Lodges in good standing. are
requested to join US, and the public generally
invited to attend.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
May s, 1876. ....- Salt a
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Goods for sale.

20 BBIs. P R. Sugar. 20 bbls. Faye,evill Flour
10 Mullets, 10 mess & prime Polk,
20 kegs cut Nails assorted. ss,' $40 n ''9i" ,
5 hhds retailing Molasses, 5000 lbs. Baceh, ~ !, a
Hats, Shoes, boxes Of Candies, Soap, Window
Glass, Cypress Shingles, Red Oak Slaves, barrels
Tar, &c. &c. ."o -'''oha J. T. BRYAN f
April 10th, 1916. .'' ''7a 30-f a'@s'f
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET-Mav Cd

Very little produce Offering, except cotton, which
we quote at to II aud 7S. The arrival of the
Great Western advises of a slight advance, but
not enought TO Justify any change here. Corn
Oats, &c, remain very scarce and high; corn 50
to IS. Large sales of Bacon at 81 to o. Lard
to 10. Flour remains $3.50 to $500. No
other change 10 notice Cuy0Epia92 -.
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TEVHE subscriber having withdrawn "a few days
- since) from the firm of SMITH & CAUSE,
would inform his friends and old customers, that
he has commenced business en- his own hook,
and hopes by close attention to he same, to re-
ceive liberal share of patronage. He may be
found two doors south of 6. w. Davis. -.
SAML P. CAUSE.
April "a, ls46. -. 32-5t
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BALTIMORE MARKET-Mav 2

city Mills Flour-Some sales took place early
in the week, on terms not permitted to transpira
Holders ask 81 so, but we have heard of no sales
and it could probably be bought for less. Sales
Patapsco Family Flour to the city trade, S. 25.
Corn.-I'he sales Of Md. white upto yesterday
were generally made at 80 &C. and to-day we
quote this description at 60 Sic. Md. yellow
was selling to Wednesday inclusive, at Coo: for
good paroles, but today we quote at 81 624.
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BOSTON MARKFT-Anr;l 2

Na0nZ Sores-'The market is dull for all kinds
and prices have downward tendency. We no.
tice sales of Spirits Turpentine at Cos &c; Tan
at 81 a G2.l2 for North County and Wilmington;
common Rosn at Zoe; and Pitch at SOC 81 per
Dbl 6 mos.
Rice-There have been further sales, for export
and to the trade, at 4 4 &c per h. and 6 mos.
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GyoiRN MEAL. and CRACKED CORN "a,
u, so ground CORN and OATS; conssansly. 0 o
OH hand. For sale by JOHN S. RICHARDS. % o.
Paradise DistiiIefys
Orders left at my store on Water street. eili 49,
promptly attended to. > =, Vi 81 affAs4I iaaa,
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z HAVE removed my office to tie one lately
a. occupied by Messrs., Bur- g West. i uetien-y
GERS, second door North of Market street.. e,ssi
Messrs J. Hathaway 6; Sons re.a,,.7si,,sg,c n.
All t. n ......,s-.,1 re l. WM. COOKE.
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RATES OF FREIGHT HENCE TO NETWORK
Naval Stores, so 50 cts. Spirits Turp SO per Dbl,
Rice, Is cts. per hundred
Cotton, 81 per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, scots: pr. ba3c.
Tobacco, So so per hogshead.
Lumber, SIS a Sc 90 per III.
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Charles G. RhinehardG's
P.AIENT GLASS PAD . ...

Double and Single Lever Truss, for HERNIA.
DR.. J. r. S. has on hand, and offers for sale. at
manufacturers prices, large supply of the above
Truss, consisting Of eighteen different shapes and
all Sizes They are pronounced by all who have
used them to be superior to any Truss ever before
invented. He feels confident that trial Of the a.
bove Truss will satisfy any person of its superiority.
The above medicines are for sale in Princess
street, near Rankin & Martins Auction and Com
mission Store, at wholesale and retail.
Wilmington, n. c., May 8, 1916 343m
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To Pai1adeZphic-spirits SOC, Naval Stores,
80 33c. Lumber S..
Cotton goods and yarns, to Philadelphia cts
per cubic foot.
To Boh5more-Spirts soc. Naval Stores
80 33c. Lumber SIS.
Cotton. s 25, Yarns &c. per cubic foot.
TO Bosion.-Spirits SOC. Naval Stores 35c.