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II OST.-SOMEWHERE ON SALISBURY OR FAY
IL ETTEVlLLE Street. Saturday evening last, So
bill wrapped piece Of newspaper. The finder BY eav-
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woman not able to lose l.:
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NoRrH-CARoLINA WRAPPING PAPER.

NORTH-CAROLINA WRAPPING PAPER.
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Address, J. ]. LITCHF0RD,
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NORTH.CAROLINA GEOLOGICAL SUR
II VEY.-THE SWAMP LANDS OF NoRTH-C ARoL1SA
containing descriptions with many analyses of the soils
OF the Swamp Lands; By Ebenezer Emmons State geolo
gist. For sale by
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Raleigh, n. c., Aug. z 1860. 6S-
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LAW BOOKS.

a LAW DICTIONARY AND GLOSSARY-Con Contain
n ing full Definitions of the Principal TERMS OF
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explanations of the various technical phrases in different
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aud Standard Treatise embracing also all the Principal,
Common and Civil Law maxims; BY Alexander NJ. Bur-
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A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF CHEWING
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EMMONS, GEOLOGY,


MANUAL OF GEOLOGY, DESIGNED FOR THE
lIA of Colleges and Academies; By Ebenezer EN-
mons, State GeOlogis of NOrh-Caroina Late State Ge
oogst of New York. Professor of Natural History aud
Geology in William College; Corresponding Member Of
the Academy of Natural Science, Philadelphia &C.. &c.
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DEBATES IN CONVENTION.
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NORTH-CAROLINA FORM BOOK.
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April s. 1861. S6-u
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CIVIL PRACTICE IN NoRTH-CARoLINA.

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BIOLOGICAL AND NATURAL HISTO.
u RY.-SURVEY OF NORTH
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TTNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
Il Cumberland county, on the LIST Of May, 1862, as a
runaway negro who says he is free that his is
HENDERSON SEARS, and that he is from Davidson
county, and was bound to DAVID HUNT. He is about
26 wears old feet hgh and weighs about $50 lbs had
when taken up hickory shirt, black Cas-. pants and
black ruund coat. The is requested to come for
ward prove property pay charges and take him
he Wilt be dealt with the law dive
G. L. MCKAY, Jailer.
June g. 1860. 46-tf.
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NOR RENT---FOR SALE.-THE LAW OFFICE,
II on Fayetteville Street. occupied by the late JOS. h
Marriott ESQ., for the balance Of the year. Posses
sion given
ALSO select Law Library, comprising many standard
works. will be privately Sold upon application to the
designed, or in his absence TO Quent Busbee. Esq.
JNO. e. MARRIOTT, Admir-.
March l5 1861. Sl-tf
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advance of the departure OF the feet may have very in
furious consequences-not that the journals themselves
would be apt under any circumstances to find their way
into the Southern States but that the rebel sympathzes
will have been have forwarded them on this occa
sion.
We may state, in general terms that this is the most
powerful expedition that has been fitted out on this
contincnt and that results corresponding in magnitude
may reasonably be expected from it, consists of no
less than eighty vessels Of them first class menof
war and all armed, manned and furnished to the very
highest point Of efficiency On these vessels are en-
barked from twenty thousand to thirty thousand picked
troops with all the munitions and supplies necessary
campaign.
Saturday broke amid great activity and excitement
in Hampton Roads, inasmuch it was clearly to be seen
that the fleet would positively sail that day The
taking in OF coal, water and provisions was actively
prosecuted all night, and the anxiousy awaited Colonel
Bouele of the Coast Survey having arrived and joined
the flagship Wabash nothing was then left but the
general order to weigh anchor and proceed on the ex
pedton. The officers leave Of absence and on shore
had been ordered to join their various commands and
the squadron under full sail for its destination
The magnitude Of the expedition only be apprecia
ted by bchodng the feet anchored the roadsead
The ponderous Wabash with her double tiers OF bull dogs
on SIDE down to the skimmng little schooners acting
as tenders the larger crafts represented in this
monstrous enterprise The originator Of the expedition
Genera sherman certainly deserves the greatest need
of praise in planning 1t; and the Navy Department for
carrying out the plans, are not by any means TO
be overlooked, as them the most important
duties viii devolve in paving way for foohold
to troops II the expedition is succossful--of
which the boldest croaker does not venture
to utter the slightest doubtbe Of General Thomas
W. Sherman and of Commodore Samuel r Dupont will live
the pages Of future history and remain forever bright
spot in the Incidents Of the present rebellion The arrange
mens for brilliant issue complete science only
can dictate and all that remains be done is the
urn Of dispatches and lapse of few days unsea
our lips as regards its destination.
The troops engaged in the expedition have been care
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fully selected and apportoned into brgndes under trusy
and experienced officers The entire control, however of
their actions devolves Major Cen Sherman This officer
has had carte blanche from the War Department, and has
made his arrangements only skill and experience could
dictate He takes with him full staff Of signal officers
whose duties however only extend to the land service
All the signazng on board ship dcvolvc upon the signal
officers Of the Navy under control Of Flag oicer Dupont
The feet getting under way at FIVE O'Clock in tho
afternoon, the "blue Peer having been flying from the
Wabash since noon and by Sunday night the entire feet
had sailed in the order given below The bands on board
the transports and gate played martial airs and the
excitement the wharf at the fortress intense All
the officers who were on shore recalled and nn-
cutters were plying the bay led with those re-
joining their vessels
Tho following is the
ORDER OF SAILING
or this great expedition to sail at and half cables
length apart
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0rdss Of the War Department Respecting the
Employment Of Con!rabands.
~~~-<~-~|Ne~~>~>~~~~~>~>
SKETCHES OF THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS.
~~~~~~o~~~~~c~0>~~~~~~>e~rv
Table OF Distances and Depths of
Southern Ports.
-,>~<~~~0~<<0o~-~~~~~o~~
Alleged Oesertion of q Naval Clerk
with One OF the Signal Books.
~~>-~~~e~>~~~~>~--o~~~~~-
A NEW CODE Oh SIGNALS ARRANGED.
A NEW CODE OF SIGNALS ARRANGED
THE l. AT r y T N E w =,
Re-, &c, 6es

The great naval and military expedition which has been
h OF preparation for the last two three months
sailed from Hampton Roads Saturday afternoon
last, the 26th inst, on It's mission, and may
look at moment for intelligence of its earliest opera
tons 1t cannot therefore, be out of place to give
those particulars OF the enterprise which have had
oumuating for some time past but which declined, in
the interest Of the service and from desire not supply
information 70 the enemy, to give to the public Nor
would we even make public all the facts, if it
not that the expedition must have been yesterday
must be- at all events today in position to
active operations against whatever point has been
selected for it's first attack II was the request
Of General Mcclellan to all the presses in the loyal staos
to refrain from every ausion even to the preparations
that were being made. With that request which was
in fact an incumbent duty, we faithfully complied 1t
to be feared however that the premature and criminal
publication made by journals in this city, even IN
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This grand naval and mil ay expedition Is dessnod
against several points Of the Southern coast Where the
blow will be first struck viii be known to the public
in a very few days. We only await with
confidence the tdings that mey come at any moment.
The expedition has been tted out md the JOINT auspices
OF the Army and Navy Departments. MAJOR General
Thomas W. Sherman having control of all the military
matter connected with IL ana Commodore Samuel 4.
Dupont organizing the naval portion Of it, Both these
officers and their subordnatcs have been most untiring
and assiduous arranging only All tn grand features
Of the affair in attending also Il thoss minor features
on which no how insignificant they may appear
the success or failure Of the undertaking might hinge
The feet cleared from Annapolis In three columns
on the morning Of Monday October 2 and anchored in
Hampton Roads, of Fortress Monroe, next day. From
thence it sailed under sealed orders and with increased
strength, on Saturday and Sunday last
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limited to one gallon, and allowance FOR each
thrce gallons This quantity may be reduced by the
senior officer each Transport e deemed nc cessary.
Fresh VIII be used for drinking and cooking pur-
oay negcc Of these precautions might lead TO
6 AZ hjent gard will be- mounted daily, with side
arms, posted as viii best prevent hre and any i'm
8 10 WIN be lsdea on board q transports with,
ness forilsc at 4 moments notice Reserve ammunition
ao 3 81 se ooasa se ns e psn " oa aa master q inc
81 The Of each transport WIN be requested BY
~kesp the sew aeg;s :, ,S a al times ,
ports wI rrgd1r supply q meals to al. Tho
duty Fancy cook such for Instance Is frying meats
hard bread compose healthy the SOL
o'sl g. The qaartermasters Department win supply the
proper dsinfecing agents to secure the comfort and
LOUIS H. pr1ouzr, Assstan. Adjutan: General
The second order especially the en-
barkation. as follows ~
SPECIAL oRDER-So. Is.
HEADQuAHEERs ExfEDTosARY Cor
enbarkation of tho troops Of this divisio' fS,{
Immediately and in accordance with I h.u com
assignment lwMs.sins
brigade, Brigaaier General viele 40 fohoW
For,yssth New York Volunteers corapauS'' coraIpae
Webster. er AtantpSa ME,
Forty seventh New York Volunteers s.eapef y"
CITY, yss ,,.'.. ,.,n.. ,,. -' ....nsssss1F F'sapS' s%pS'
The horses and wagons pertainin'
are assigned the Belvi Il -, prisN
2. The second brigade, Brigad 20 the FnMmssaepM
'T,s The RoundSesd eansyiva dss.ss.erh ds.s
Ocean Queen ro LAM ure,
Five companies Fitetr ;, regiment .0' ..,
oqssn sss ,omo.,,es ri,sIe !. -" steamer o''''
Eighth Michigan re1nne res ar yan deroi'
The horses and wason ,.eut seannsspit.
TO the steamer Ben DeI Steamer va wih sasss
III Third Brigade, ny sne brgaa0 xvr,oh
''%%aad,Ds psS,,S tsg,,.n, s,a sSa o.osr G. W's'
S'* ..,,s volunteers " ~
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THE EmBARKATIoN AT ANNAPOLIS.

The following general orders will eucdate the move
meus that have taken place up TO this time, and also
serve 70 give indications of those Of which may expect
10 hear at any We give them in the order Of
timethe first having been issued al Annapolis tho
18th and the last board the steamer Atlantic (Gen.
shermans headquar,ers), or Fortress Monroe, the
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GENERAL oaDER-No. l3.

HEApQUARrBks EVOLUTIONARY CogPs,
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct 15 1861.
The following instructions are promulgated for The IN
formation and guidance Of the troops Of THIS command -
The troops will embark on tho transports which will
be speedily assigned TO brgades and regiments. The
senior officer board each transportwill assign each
company when embarked its position and that each
man has been assigned place or bunk, which assign
Inent viii remain permanent while on board
9 The arms sccoutrements anu knapsasS Oh eacn man
viii he Disposed of with yisw 10 convenience and
rty and the ammunition il cartridge boxes will be so
placed as to be entirely secure from iire,
& Every precauton will be taken against Are. Smok-
ipg between decks in the cabins will be prohibited
No lights win be permitted between decks except such
ship lanterns may be directed 10 be suspended in
cure positions
4 As transports, on sea voyages, carry but a
limited supply OF water, every precauton viii be taken
80 prevent waste or ts unnecessary The daily al
oNaace per man including cooking purposes. VIII be
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS,

THE CONSTITUTIONAL LEA9UB-A sfEy.AL
1 ma4ng III ,he CONSTITUTIONAL League viii be held A.
thar rooms No 500 Brcaday, on Tuesday esenins Npr
I.nenen who have read the constitution, aud approve OF
he ~ e~ts o ne Iarue respectfully nved ny order
"0'''0's'" 80 j. W BRYCE, See. pro TEN.
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A SITUATION wANTED-To Do GENERAL HoUsE
"A work in small family good reference Gail At s5l
kackett ST., Brooklyn
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FIRST CLASS GERMAN COOK. PROTESTANT,
"A wishes situation in private family has lived srne
YEARS N England with class families also In the oily
unee rsands King all Its branches Can produce od
city reference Can at iSf East 2st ST. between I'd aud
Sd
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RIO pAaEsrsA GsNrLsmAN OF u Jssnso,. b,sI
.r. ,,tv and wealth interview desired until cores
s.nS.nce proves mutual eligibility Address Osiris station
A.. Port ohlce HJnJr abo shVtfN WI N'"' sNs's''N w.
advertisers wples
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A cARD-GENTLEMEN's sEw AND LEFT OFF
a Clothing purchased for the western market in large
small 0ts, watch he wl be gad without hag-
Cling seeking Mnpose Please can a. The store ad
drtss Ihos u. SsnIoy, ~ Centre street
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YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION To ID
cbamberwork and waiting; has objection 20 do gene
"a housr work in small private family. CAL At 2i 9Th ay
between cath and 25tn SITS.
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LADY, WHO Is ExPERIENCED IN TAKfsG CARE
"A OF the stick Of both sexes desires situation an this city
the entire charge OF invalid viii be
found excellent and patient nurse in All nervous com
travelled herself considerably would prefer
10 travel charge She will b. found fay compe
tent aud has satisfactory references to offer Lei
ters iressed Invalid station Post once, VII meet with
immediate attention.
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A BETTER CHANCE srrLL-LADrEs AND GENTLE
"A men, have great demand Tor cast OIL Clothing Fur
niure Carpets, Je~elry &C for the western market win
pay the following cestor Sk Drrsse from IS 70 SIS
For Coats from s3 elS for from ~ 70 81 Please
call a5dyess Aohait, ~ seventh avenue between
1wensth and Twenty hrst streets Punctnaly attended
Ladies' attended 70 by Mrs. Anhat
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SITUATION wANTFD-sY A RESPECF&BbE
"A young woman, do chsmberwok and waiting, or 10 see
10 children Can the of city references from her
last place for days at 1877 East ga It
ird floor back
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HAVANA SkGARS.-I AN sELi4iNG HAVANA Sc
III CARS by the III loo low l0uJ be bought OF
any Other dealer In the city GEo W. NICHOLS, importer.
Is Liberty street
CIGARS, AT VERY GREAT INDUCEMENrS.-rHE
- stock OF Havana Donesic and German Segars .t No
broadway order Of the Assg
nee. Purch vii. make money Call and examine.
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4 GENTS WANTED-lN EVERY TOWN AND CITY IN
"A the Union, 70 sell sherman Co.'S new Gifi Jexery
Envelopes With from 81 TO $40 capital agents max
Ing from ~ 10 t2 day Our ftyes envelopes
now ready which, In number Of articles and IN
Taiue, thing of tn kind before offer
member that in price and qualify we defy Csir
address, enclosing stamp Ter crcr a. Ca4
229 Broadway, n Y. "' 'Ao4iNah q Us
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09
pIqanerD oAoqalra M4nyyAc.., q

pIqanoRD oLcTalrd MtEggAo-. -
III f0Rf.-Ths sabseribsFs have hand larfe ana ~
complete sworiment Of SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED
Go6Ds-co.hs cssslnsu and vesing Of all .ds. nor; nm.
Co Mii oulpeper county Va; Kelley Ford oob hins
Iredecisburg Va Thomas Aimee Mills Marion Smith county
Va Rock Island M Charlotte o. which We are prepared 70
make 70 measure notice. In the latest aad most
approved that viii compare In evey respect VIZ
goods and many Of the orenhav
good equal quality French There be longer an sx
buying goods manufactured out Of the state In addition
70 keep always hand stock Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS oAssMERE not 70 be surpassed By house
The city, We The best Of CATERS and corps Of worken
moi 10 be surpassed BY In the Unon with determine
lion 70 furnish our p,isons With Southern raised
South soods bou cut and made South and We trust 70 Be
sold worn errned 70 do all
SPENCE CAREY.
Olothien and Merchant Talon,
fsas Corner Of Main and 18th streets
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KlCnMOND WING.
Ths Dali, wGIg In RichmOnd--PsJ ths Car

II. o,s., l,u,pd for lLe DAILY WAia within the city,
. ,s by r,saar a. BY transient readers, and the dfi-
Guilty Of satisfactorily supplying both classes OF readers
h. carving system adapted only to 0fce suhserip-
,on. have Induced Is to resort to the only feasible
ois of managing large city circulation, to wit that
OF prepayment 70 he CTri'ra From thus aAe, lhele'
tE no subscriptions Tor the Wac 10 be ieil "Ian 'hs
e,sy vii be taken At this Office Acd all PersOus indebted
TOT subscription to the present time within the ei'y' are
requested to call at the Office and settle their accounts
The Carriers ~ Of course, continue to deliver the pA
psr to the present subscribers and receive pay lot rs
same q. the rate Of fifteen cents per week Inc pa0',
will now understand that ali restriction upon 'ne sA' VI
The wHrs BY Carriers within the city Is removed anu
that all Who want IL may buy from the Carriers or nave
n Ion for them at their residences OF places OF oaSlesS
Srp,snggsr l5,A 1901.
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ZINE LIQEOas.
WEhavein sors Imported efss. hon yssSs sY i.."i,as
w Bsar,"
100 cases nae Clnrt Vice
80 bah cts Champagne Wins
c cssks Ene French B.zney
bsdes slkys lot Of very superior CID wlss aAd Essn
SIesonshls as 70 aGe and purity having BEEN bengtin tesd
Also London Porter aco:eh Ale, ISh and Be0.sh Ghky Oh
Jamaica Rem, 3d. Cur stock q virsns whly
Of the tss, brands part Of soh vsry old spr1,
which vii q Advance, lots J.r.
ckscsra. JOHNSON, Y0uE6rR A OfGY,
isls Nc. IL Pearl &F.st Rlohlsni. Va
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APRIL, 1851.

DIR GOODS
NFNgcuANIs visiting thl5 city With view Of making purchases
III are respectfully solicited 10 examine our btoSG OF pSf
GOODS We odsr for sale:
so baus Bsown Bhsstlngs and shtrtiasss
30 OsnahafVs
30 cases nlearhed sheeinss and shirtngs,
hebars Paid and a;tiped Osnsburss.
SO Pieces slglped and Plaid DOmsstcs, foT savanna
55bars ItcE1ngs,
bO Oealaas AL s1Glysi shirtnsl
yl50 csses Fancy Prilts,
20 S0tiynrdl6,
10 gollrcd C-zlbgios,
70 Kentaeky Jeans ana rueoiA,
Ana large HesVy snd sne Linens for yea
white Camhrcs Irish Linens Lawns Pisn striped an hnbf.l
"a b.rssss PoPhas Ootas OssncTa Nesags, So A.
~ o. ahsb ell y5J ChsN tLe cash and psoTp wade
klLE1T a DREWkY,
No II Pearl street,
All Richmond, Va.
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A az MRADE a BAKERS DRUG STORE,

n lse Main street., cosaer above Post Omoe,
Strangers and others will DAD hne Of Luhn sad
other nae soaps Pomsds Periunery and uSmsqre 1so,
large sasomsn Of the best Port Honses and Pssea, % nss
Brushes Cigar Matches and al the popular Patent Mfdcnes
the lowest prices tpr cash isls
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