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EXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. 5.

TINE FOLLOWING CONFEDERATE OFFICERS,
Il aad men have been duly exchanged, and are here.
by SO declared:
l. All officers and who have been delivered at CITY
Point at any time previous tn May 6th 1868.
2. All officers captured Gny place before the lst of
April, 1868, who have been released on parole.
8. All men captured in North Carolina Virginia be-
fore the LIST of March, 1862 who have been released on
parole.
4. The officers and captured and paroled BY Gen.
Carter in his expedition to East Tennessee, in De-
cember last.
5. The gcsrs and captured and paroled by Lieut.
Col Stewart at Van Buren,, Arkansas January 25 1888
by Col hickey, in December, 1862 in his march To the
nthr Mississippi, in December, 1862.
8. The officers and paroed at Oxford Mississippi
the sd Of December, is62, Desark Arkansas on
the 18th January, 1858, and at Baton Rouge Louisiana
the 23d of February, 1858.
Z. All persons who have been captured on the sea- or
the waters leading to the upon the sea cuast of
the Confederate United States any time previous to
December 10th, 1862.
g. 0LGnS who have been arrested at ann time before
the 9th of May, 1853, and released parole dis
charged from any and every obligation contained in said
parole If any such person has taken any oath of allie
glance to the United States given any bond if his
release accompanied with any other condition. he
discharged from the same.
If any persons embraced in any of the foregoing Sec
tons, in any section of previous Exchange Notice
wherein they declared exchanged in Federal
prison. they to be Immediately released and delivered
TO the Confederate authorities.
ROBERT GUILD,
Agent Of Exchange
Richmond May Is, 1883. 4o-6t.
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ded activity is unhistorical and unphilosophicaL
This thesis was largely illustrated by examples
drawn from the vegetable and animal wor.u a
grain of wheat even while it preserves lts VltaHty,
requires for its germinatioh the influence OF an,
heat and moisture But If Its vitality DC. i0s% no
power short of the Creators can restore ~ Luz
horse is not in his best estate when wild on the
Ilanos o. Brazil. So, also, mo man-no community
of men can become what he or they can become,
what conscience declares it ought to become without
instruction from Revelation and the accompanying
preparation of heart" by the Author of that Rev
elation. When learned Professor discourses on
q subject with which he is familiar it is not likely
that many, in such mixed audience as assemblies
on Commencement occasions, can perceive, at once,
the full scope Of his argument or the adequacy OF
his statements Nevertheless, the discourse may
be greatly enjoyed, and much profted by, even by
those who will not pretend to be able to criticise it
The deep silence that pervaded the College Chapel
and the wrapped attention Of the largest and most
distinguished audience that assembled at Chapel
Hill during the week, showed that those capable of
discernment felt that they were listening to doc
trines of no common import argued illustrated and
enjoned IN style of rare lucidness terseuess and
power. The University of North. Carolina owes to
the University of Virginia debt which we shallfeel
proud to repaid, and if possible, with interest
Ofcourse, when fathers and brothers and lovers
are away on the tented field or in the crowded hos
pital, sumbering where the battle ragged fercest
many visitors could not be expected where the
dance has hitherto gone merrly. Those who did
attend, expressed themselves as much pleased with
the tone of all the exercises of Commencement week
Never were the duties or Marshal more watchfuiiy,
promptly, vigorously and cautiously performed
than they were on this occasion by Mr.. W. Z. Ke-
man, of Duplin county, and his assistants, Messrs
Guthrie, Tate, YanWyck and Williams.
Besides the Baccalaureates, the only degree con-
ferred at this Commencement was that of A. NJ. on
Mr. IOhr of n n
graduate of the University at the famous Commence
ment of 1852 -.-......
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The several persons mentioned in article 49, who are re-
qured under the tax act to make returns of aes shah be
required by the district collector to make further returns
to The assessor at the end of every three months the
LIST July 1863 Of the gross sales made by them
during said quarter and to pay the amount of which
IS chargeabe thereon to the said collector The form for
such will be furnished by the commissioner taxes
If on the LIST day Of July, 1868, commission merchant
holds in store account Of producers any other per-
son. corporation or rn any of the articles enumerated
section one of the tax act any Of agricultural products
of the owth production Of any year preceding the year
1863 he will be required to make full return thereof the
assessor and TO pay the tax of eight per ceuum upon the
value Of such articles products The person holding
such articles, whether owner agent or factor will be
required to make the return and pay the tax. So aso
every person who trustee guardian, tutor
committee, executor administrator agent attor-
ney in fact or factor Of person persons whether
siding IN the Confederate States not and every receiver
IN chancery clerk register other officer Of any court
shall be answsabe for the doing Of all such acts matters
and things sha be required to be done order the
assessment OF the money property products and income
under their control and the of thereon
shall be Unidentified against all and every person for all
payments account Of the m said act specified and
shall be responsible for all taxes due from the estates ln
come money o: property in their possession under their
control.-RichtnORd Examiner.
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DEsERTER SHoT.-Following in the rear Of and
belonging to the 10th N. G. Regiment which ar
rived in this city yesterday, were two soldiers under
guard and handcuffed. One of them was under
sentence of death for deseron and the other under
arrest, to he court martaled for the same offence
The delay in the execution of the condemned man.
until he reached this city, caused by the reg-
ment of which he was.a member, being on the
march. On arriving in PocIhontas, therefore, a
favorable opportunity offering, the unfortunate man
was taken short distance beyond the corporate
limits, and shot We understand he had deserted
several times.-Petersburg cypress
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EAGLE HOTEL.
ASHEVILLE, N. @.

n WILL OPEN TIE EAGLE HOTEL FOR THE RE-
ception Of Guests the first of June and hope TO be
able to entertain from seyenyve to hundred persons
during the summer #.
In connection with this large HOTEL have number of
Hacks, Carriages Buggies and Saddle Horses that nv
guests can get at a minutes notice.
j. NJ. BLAIR,
= Proprietor Eagle Hotel
Asbeville, N @.
June 2, 1888. 45-2mpd.
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DupIin County, June I'd, 1868.

" ". Holden, Esq:
fHNHE TINE Is APPROACHING WHEN THE VO-
u tiers of the Srd Cong essonal District will be called
upon to select some them the House of
Representatives the Congress of the Confederate States
Among other gentlemen who qualified and capable of
filling that honorable position, ask leave through
your valuable Journal to suggest the name Of THOMAS
FAlSON. As member of State Legislature for sew
era years from the county ofSampson he proved himself
to be man whose honesty, integrity and fidelity to the
fellow citizens When the broke out Col Faisou sent
his three sons to battle for the of the rights of the
South Gf whom sealed his devotion bv his blood No
private gentleman has done for the soldiers aud the
country than Mr. Faison and should he TO be can
ddas, We may be assured be will perform his whole duty
well. MANY VOTERS ?
0fMead Congregational Dist, qfNG
June ., 1000. 46-6t.
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
.CREECH s. LITCHFORD.'

"E HAVE THIS DAY FORMED CO-PART-
w nership in the general Auction and Commission
business, Yiz: for the sale of
Goods, Wares and Merchandise, Real and Per.
sOnal Property, &C..
Our store is large and commodious fronting on Fav.
eeve and Hargett Streets in the of the business
part of the City, and universally conceded to be the best
location in the place for our business.
Both of having been for seventeen years past engaged
in the merchandise and auction business atsr our
selves that we can make it to Che interest of parties to
make their consgnments to for either private commits
sion auction sales.
We refer the entire business community of this place.
A. CREECH,
J. J. LITCHF0RD.
Raleigh, N. G.. April 81, 1858. SS-G
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FURLoUGH GRANTED.-Gen, Rosecrans, few days
ago, received the following pertinent letter from an
indignant private:
General: l have been in the service eighteen
months, and have never received a cent l desire
furlough for fifteen days, in order to return home
and remove my family to the poor house"
The General granted the furlough.
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ANuvERsARHs.-The following events occurred
in the months of June last year 9Th Fremont re-
pulsed by jackson at Cross Keys; eth Shields
routed by jackson at Port Republic; 18th General
Stuarts first daring reconnaissance 10th the battle
of SecessonVille 26th the battle of Aechanaesville
the first of. the series of battles before Richmond;
9th the battle of Cold HarbOr 29th the battle OF
Savages Station; SOth the battle OF White Oak
Swamp. -,
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sSTRAYED.

: a LARGE soRREL HORSE BLAZE FACE, FROM
A 10 years old fore feet white and fore legs Little
sprung. Heis fast PAGER. He sErayed on between me
belonging to the RSd regiment being
Garysburg to Goldsb0rough Information concerning MIN
j. d. CHAPMAN,
'-, Rocky Mount, N. c.
Nav 10 1888 .'i- e. Set 4i-w&swl atpd.
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300 NEGROES WANTED.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO HIRE THREE
Il hundred hands to work the grading of the Cna'
ham Railroad.
The line through healthy country, on high Tdg
and ali hands employed the road. will be well FED sn4
cared for. We will hire either BY the month or the ya
Apply to at Cary, miles west of Raleigh OF at bay
wood or Iockve Chatham county, N. Q.
l. n CLEGG & CO., Contractor
REFERENCES
KIP Battle. Pres't Chatham r. K. Company, Ralelgh'
and W. j. Hawkins, Pres't Raleigh CASTOR T. Il. COD'
pany, Ra1eigh. 4,
Feb. 10, 1858. 81
- Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Examiner, fe TG.
burg Express Charleston Mercury Daily Progress h'
mington Journal and Fayetteville Observer. will eacn
sert to the amount of dollars and forward bills 10 O
N. G. Standard.
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Weare informed that the Augusta Powder Works,
now getting fairly in operation, have made and
furnished to the army, during the last year, one
million pounds of powder. Their operations for
the next year will reach much higher figure
augusta (Ga) ConstitutionGlist. .f
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WRITING INK.

FTNHE SUBSCRIBER is NOW MAMIE CTURTEG
n good article of fine BLACK WRITING INK. This
Ink have been making for The last ten years has been
tested by the best judges in The State and considered equal
y; for brlancy and permanancy of color it cannot BE-
surpassed by any Ink offered for SALE and needs
commendatory notices TO recommend it.
ORDERS from dealers will be promptly attended TO.
W. J. GRAGSON,
Graham, n. c.
May 10, 1868. 4l-9tpd
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Executive Department North. Carolina,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE (MILIT1AD !
RALEIGH, May H. 1868.

RALEIGH, May II, 1868. J
General Order,
II THE FOLLOWING EXTRACTi FROM TIE ACT
he amendatOTy of the exemption Act passed bv the la
Congress Of the Confederate States published the
formation and guidance of those whom it may concern
(EXTRACT.)
Sac 4. "In addition to the State officers exempted BY
the Act of Oct H. 1862, there shall be exempted all STATE
officers whom the Governor of any State may claim Obas
exempted for the due administration of the Government
and laws thereof; but this exemption shall cOnnue
any State after the adjournment of the next regular
sion of its Legislature unless such Legislature SHALL BY
law exempt, them from military duty in the Provisional
Army of the Confederate States"
II. Militia officers hereby exempted from the oP-
tion of the Conscrpt Act, long they yield prompt
obedience to the orders issued from this office The ser
vices Of refractory and negligent officers will not be con-
sdered necessary "or the due administration Of tie
Government and laws ofthe State
ILL., Commanding officers of the Militia will cOmmuD.
cate this order TO the officers under their command,
By order of Gov. VAxcE:
DANL. G. F0WLE,
Adjutant General.
Raleigh May Is, 1888. 4O-h
eAS3 All daily newspapers in the State copy week,
and weekly papers cGpy two weeks.
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w. r. RICHARDSON q C0

s.. w. r. RICHARDSON q RI
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION uppcu,,,--
-.... Raleigh, n. c. ANISi
toFFIeE on FAYETTEvILLE STREET
"ILL CIV E PARTICULAR ATTRyrro,
w sales and purchases of State and ConfeJooph ~
Bank and other stocks collection of drafts and PONDS
ness competed with the different departments Of thy S Sa
government. 'He osh
Bank notes of all Southern States bought and sold
REFERENCES.
o. G. Parsley, Wilmington.
W. A. Wright, do.
John d. Williams, Fayetteville.
W. G. BroadfOot, do
]. j. Blackwcod, Charlotte
W. K Laner Wayne County.
John d. Whitfnrd, Craven County.
Hon. Thomas Rufin, AIamance County.
Hon. w. N. Edwards, Warren County
Hon: D. W. Courts, Rockingham COUNTY.
b. W. Guion, Lincoln County,
And citizens of Raleigh, generally.
January Is, 1868. sIo
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$500 REWARD,

$500 REWARD.
HEADQ'Rs Co. l, 32D RECT n. C. Troops
DANIELS BRIGADE, NEAR FREDERICKSBURG, Va
May 18th, 1868.
NHE FOLLOWING MEN HAVE DESERTED FROM
N my company. privates james Church, James Mill,
NJ Fhlps and VIM A. Waters, from Wilkes COUNTY.
mos w Riley, from Hillsborough and James Fos
ter from Randolph: will pay fifty dollars reward fr
each OF the above deserter delivered to me- or at The Con-
SCRIPT camp at Raleigh. W. L. LONDON
,ooo Capt Command'g Col
"uue z, lo"o' 45-wSSw4W
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Collection of Confederate Tax.

The Secretary of the Treasury has recently ISSUED the
official instructions for the collection Of the
taxes We copy parts of the circular, which are OF
general interest to readers. 49,.
Immediately after his appointment each district coec-
tor shall give public notice requiring the persons mention
hereinafter forth in article thirteen m these nstre
tOns to attend such places he appoint on or be-
fore the LIST of july 1862 ut the time Of beginning bust
ness and register the form to be prescribed by the conf
missioner of taxes true account of the name and resi-
denee Of each corporation engaged or inter-
ested in the business with statement O the time for
which, and the place and in which the same to
be conducted and such other facts may be requisite to
ascertain the amount Of upon such business for thepss
future, according to the provisions Of said act
AT the time OF such registry, the district coector shan
collect the specific tax for the year endHg SYST December
1863 and such other may be due sales receipts
in such business at the timeof such registry and the cot
lector shall make such registry and give for lhe
amount therein tide Separate sums
received specific tax and sales recepts and
receipt he will deliver to the tax payer and the vhet
be will forward to the State collector as in case of other
receipts for taxes. -. ..-.. .-...f .-... ..
There shall be separate registry and tax for each BUSH
and for each place Of conducting the But no tag
is required for the storage of goods place other
in the place of conducting Registered business there shall
be registry but additional tax, and also upon
the death any person conducting such business upon
its transfer to another person. there shall be regis
try in The Of the person to continue the business but
additional tax shall be required.
The following the occupations trades and persons
taxed under the provisions of the fifth of the
and the specific and general tax to be collected at the
time Of registry.
OCCUPATION SPECIFIC TAX. . GENERAL TAX
AuctiOneers, $50 u of one per cent. on
gross sales Of stock or
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STOP THE RUNAWAY-S7 REWARD
ED ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, MONDAY
IA night the 9Th April last. HENRY, mulattO boy
aged about l8 years. and weighing 40 80 pounds hs
shirt. lie is Gdng large fine bay horse lG hands hg4
about years DID, taken from my stable; and is evldenE
making his way back to Richmond Va, where the SUD
to pass to the Yankee lines beyond Richmond He ePt
sents himself servant and says he is taking the hOS
to his master in the camp. He rode wagon sad0k
with blind bride, having large dragon bit he Pa
Greensborough Danville Va. Raleigh. l will give.
reward of $25 for the recovery of the horse and g
the recovery of the boy. W. W. LONG
Huntsville, Yadkin Co, N. c., May S. 1863 SIT
~ Richmond Examiner and Petersburg Express copy
daily three times and forward bills TO W. W. Long.
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Executive Department North. Carolina,
ADJUTANF GENERALS OFFICE, (AIILIrIA) :
RdLeigh, May 9th, 1858.

General order,l
No. 4.
TIME ATTENTION OF THE MILITIA OFFICERS
is directed to the advertisement of Capt. Henry A.
Dowd, NJ, in regard to exchanging Cotton Yarn for
FooL The wool is needed for the purpose of furnishing
soldiers with clothing, and Militia Officers request
ted assist the State by urging patriotic citizens to make
with spectators:
Militia Officers ordered to seize all wool purchased
for transportation beyond the limits of the State contrary
TO the proclamation of the Governor.
Every agent of the State for the purchase exchange
of WOOL will receive appointment under the great seal
of the State and Militia Officers ordered all
persons claiming 10 be agents of the State for this purpose
who cannot produce such appointment, and have them
bound to the Term of the Superior Court TO
such charges may re preferred against them.
By order of Governor VANCE:
DANE G.. FOWLE,
Adjutant General.
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PILES, FIsrULA, TUMORs,
Oioerations OF inc WS}m6. spermatOrrhea s,

p"ilitic Affections, &C. "~a' SY.
TAR. J. A. CLOPTON, OF HTTyTsvr,
~ will be in Ruleigh the first of july wb.raL ALA
consulted for few days. He operates with S s may be
TOR Piles and guarantees perfect cure in success
Plies where the, Tumors come down whom a, y case Of
operated with perfect success few DAYS aao Stool He
Al years standing, bis tumOrs coming down ss ~ case
large tea cup at every stool Those who Sonbt asa
Sr onerae5 5e on some mo 5sHHa Florida
year. of them is known 20 every ctzsn last
Ladies Of the City and vicinity will be yistoS
borough the 18th of June. JUNE Greens
March 90, 1868. O.,
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SURSTITUTE WANTED.

WISH TO EMPLOY SUBSTITUTE FOR THE
ii war The substitute may designate any company, in
any arm of the service not full. Apply to the Editor
II. ]. B. CLARK,
Graham N. c..
June 5, 1853 46-H
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ESTRAYED


HSROM THE STATE STABLES IN THIS CJTy nv
II 4th inst, two mare MULES, one bay and one black
The black one has the hip. Twenty dollars re.
ward will be paid for their return to
TH0S D. H0GG,
Capt. and Actg @ N.
Raleigh, June Q, 1885, 47-w&swH
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RAILROAD MEETING.

GoLDsBoRoUGH, May so, 1853.
To the Stockholders of The Atlantic and North Car
OtinH Railroad Company.
AS 1T IS IMPRACTICABLE' TO HOLD YOUR
n next annual meeting in the town of Newbern you
hereby notified that the meeting will be held in The
town Of KinstOn ON the 18th day of June next.
JOHN D. WHITF0RD,
June z, 1885, sid
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RV dsy " as, FS Re 5.n THE s5 %
ANTHONY. He is of whitish yellow comnaH 10y nana
feet or inches high Is 20 years old nrd about
to weight about 40 pOnds. He has heayv b suppose
and talks short when questioned and has dad au hs
No doubt be is trying to pass for free bow LOOK
will give the above reward for him deiivo,os
get him. ~ m any Sol
Caswe Co., March 81, 1882. - o. "ARREN.
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..- 600 REWARD.
Conscript Office,
CANT HoLMEs, N. o., June 5, 1898.
A REWARD OF SIXTY DOLLARS WILL BE PAID
IA fur the and delivery at the Camp of lnstruc
ton of the following soldiers who deserted from the Esd
Regiment N c. Troops, the 18th day Of May, 1868:
Private JOSEPH CARPENTER, Company B, "a years
of age FIVE feet six inches high dark complexion, dark
hair dark eyes, three of his upper front teeth out occ
patton when enlisted farmer enlisted in Lncsn County,
Private s. d. HUDDLEsToN, Company E, nineteen
years DID, dark eyes, dark hair dark complexion, i've feet
Ten inches high, enlisted in Granville County by occupa-
ton when enlisted farmer. ....- .H -.
By order of Col PETER MALLElT, Commandg Conscrpts
for Orth-CarOlina-
J. C. PIERCE, Adintant.
June Q, 1868. .. Aft.
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$50 REWARD.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SAT-
HI URDAY, I'd May, two negro men, HENRY and
PHARAOH, Henry is of yellow complication, medium
is black COED size, broad mouth and shutters badly
These negroes carried all their clothes and perhaps
gentleman Washington, N. c., Pharaoh from gen.
temania Nansemond county, Va. reward of $25 for
each negro will be given for their apprehension deliv
cry: Ny address is "Shsllow Ford, Alamance county
n. CT" J. K. G.. FAUCETS.
May z, 1858. .'' o.. 49, 3s-tf
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MULE ESTRAY

MULE ESTRAY.
6tTRAYLD FROM MY RESIDENCE NEAR GREENS
y borough medium Sized sorrel mare MULE marked
when it leh by fresh sore its right hip 1t was
brought from TarbOrO and is thought to be making its
way back Any information concerning it will be suitably
warded by addressing me at Greensboro, n. G.
WILL. d. R0DMAN.
June 9, 1858. 47-4tpd.
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June 5, 1868.

TENHE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING
IL of the members Of the North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance Company will be held at the Office of the Com
psny Raiegh at IL o'clock Monday the 9Th of July,
1868. r. II. BATTLE, Sec'y, dc.
Raleigh, June s, 1868. As I'd.
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DICKENS NEW NOVEL.

DICKENS NEW NOVEL.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS, BY CHARLES DICKENS,
u (BOz) Price IS
- When sent by mail, 326
For sale by W. L-PoMEROY.
NILHAM'S MANUAL.-F0R VOLUNTEERS
N and Militia-new edition., containing all the plates
for cash only. Price $40. For sale by
w. l.. POMEROY.
DLANK BOOKS.-A LARGE SUPPLY CAP,
Id Denny aud Medium Sizes-I0r cdSh only. At
PONEROY'S.
STEEL PENS.-3O0 GROSS JOSEPH GlLLOTT'S
y Steel Pens various kinds, by the single box quanti
ty, at POMER0YS.
r FAD PENCILS WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
IL at P0MER0YS.
Ia P0MER0Y'S.
Raleigh, May ls. 1868. A.