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.nIL! OIL!!-The Richmond Glue and
Oil Works are still manufacturing superior
article Of MACHINE OIL, which has been In con-
slant in the various shops In the Conedelaey Ior
the last three years. and which we warrant TO work
we'll We manufacture. also, a superior article OF
AXLE GREASE, which we can safely recommeyA:
We keep constantly on hand supply Of HAHN iS0
OIL and DAUBIN0, which will be found as good -
any to be gotten anywhere. Orders can be lef win
W. PETERSON CO., or address
II. J. MAI0NE 4 CO., Box ls0sI.
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ajfln,ons 9ispattt.
4 coHaRDfa & co.

,r-r-m n,-r.Tem i. Published daily, sanaays sx
g,ssgx1y noihNhs ~, ,a,w DOLLARS for one month--in
.iyance. by mail are at the risk Of those
ka thgins
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- uI-NpRED DOLLARS RE.

4 Nm S;olen from the corner OF Monroe
y, Vii mn streets dark Chestnut Sorrel HORSE,
aui ASts'1, ~ IN face, and one white fore foot
vh arg she on either RICH. or le, tore foot only
ncAia "he 'ss stolen last night about II or
sad He'SS h,r1r,i dollars reward VIII be given
6ogek V',' !l,yTry TO me at Il. G. Farleys, eornci
i5r h's s4 vi 4rshall, or information leading 70
q M'h'V me Horse was six years old last
b. Ir1oFei| W. A. POLLARD,
,pTlns C,mnsnv +, Third Virginia Cavalry.
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FAYETTEVILLE ROSiN OIL

WORKS.-We are manufacturing ROSlS
OIL more extensively than it is made at any other
point in the Confederaey We can make one hun
dred and twenty-five barrels per week, and have
now hand several hundred barrels ready for sale
and shipment.
The attention OF Government officers, and the
public generally, is invited to this Oil, AS 1t is very
superior for ubricating army wagons and all KINDS
Of machinery 1t is good Oh for mixing pants, II
used with spirits Of turpentne a4 dryer; the best
Tanners OIL now in use, and being used largely
by the Cotton Factories, Steamboats,, Tanners aha
Railroads in North Carolina.
1t gives general satisfaction. Further intofins-
ron may be obtained from B FULLER, ESQ, Fost-
office Department, Richmond
MOORE, CASHWEIL s CO,
an 20--l0ts Eayetteviile, N &.
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Treasury DFPARTaENT,
Richmond, August y, 1861.
1--WE HUNDRED MILLION LOAN


4 hoA-rAXABLE BoNDS.-Notice il hereby
''A uils sales vi the above Bonds at the present
''"Safy pIee of si35 and accrued interest will be
vi a.'yhiihutd after the 30th day of September next
A. "Aei' The sasa shall have reached seventy mil
,S " dollars, II 70 much shall be sold before the
'll =, 10Th day Of September
ins altSS viii be suspended to consider the expe-
10y u advancing the price; and due notice Will
s'Gii VI thtir resumption and Vi the price fixed
tl9n the Bonds
al. ms secretary OF the Treasury deems 1t his duty to
ana e speclal attention OF tax payers generally,
b. particularly the agricultural class, to this no.
nj, "' O'h should be ali taken up by our own peo-
-, " payment Vi interest TO foreign countries will
a ,"''I"as and oppressive on the return of l,ea.c
'''i lSg prices
'.l a.ow That all agricultural products are COM
kona' such high prices, by investing in the
tl,g,a1 ~ 'he Government taxpayers will become
tbs 1--WE the receivers Of the taxes collected for
'"' payment u interest
g. A. TRENHOLM,
'~i1 Secretary Of the Treasury.
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NtOTCH III SNUFF" Carolina Bell
- md of sI0ieIi SNUFF, in small papers, at
~ MEADE u BAkER'S Drug store,
Corner Tsnth and Main streets.
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+; uST CERTIFICATE.

I OST CERTIFICATE. Sometime III
l 1 the month Of June last lost CERTIFICATE
OF Deposit for 500, four per cent Confederate
Ss treasury Bond issued under the act of Congress
ltss,t February 18th, 1894 made payable to ELIZA
btA GutlTow, and numbered 975, and issued iIth
March. Al persons are warned against trading for
IT, suHg, application hats been made to the Coh-
itirIa,p states Treasury for its renewal.
Mh-i,w6ws ELIZABETH GUTHROW.
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nIvE Kindred DOLLARS RE

L WARD -st,ayed or stolen from my pasture
4 NJ Valentines mill and Mr.. John B. Smiths
--, L I.,S, county, Virginia, on the night Of the
1.,t instant, my large bay HORSE; He is about
VISA - l1. has a star cut on the right side of
80, ghiah can be seen by raising his name. and
r ghlte hair OF hs right hind foot; Also collar
rs ~ his neck and shoulders. will give the
- rgyi tr his safe delivery 10 ne, Il live near
,, alovs-nained plsces,l or will pay three hum
81, S'' -. r,.[,vfgy. Address J. III. KNIGHf0N,
TreyIinan's Post-ottice, Louisa county, Va.
IT-Iu'
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4 CERTIFICATE LOST.-On or about
7 the aixteenth OF May last, at DrewIy's Bluff, 1
Major Tstlnr. at Creenyills, Tennessee, TO W S
books for Five Hundred Dollars ALI persons are
.4lut-l from trading Tor the Certificate, have
,lket Inc;l sures Tor its renewal.
X a2-laW6gs W. ). BROOkS.
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THE TALLAHASSEE.

1t is reported that the Tallahassee is blockaded at
Halifax by Federal gunboat.
Rut from Haltax direct We learn that up 10 noon
Yesterday the Tallahassee had not been blockaded as
reported She had taken board some three nun
dred chaldrons of COAL and intended to increase the
quantity to five hundred chadronS but the Eng
lish Admiral on that station forbade her receiving
any further supply If not intercepted III the mean
time she was to have sailed last evening.
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I 0ST OR MISCARRIED.-On the 18th

! bNl Dk O1OtARhlED.-O tlie iotii
/ 4 September, 1868, mailed letter directed to
atlgct, lImgerford g. Jackson, Montgomery, Ala
bsIla, containing draft No ,lGl, on warrant NO
iGii for si980, drawn by r. Tyler, Register OF the
Confederate States Treasury, 4. C. Elmore, Irea-
saTer, dated August Is, 1868, in favor OF Messrs
Street Iingertord & Jackson, which letter has never
been received; and notice is hereby gwen that ap-
Qa,ttiyn Will be made fol- duplicate OF said dlat,
a! the pubic are cautioned against trading for the
s,.ne T.. SlNION,
cashier Traders Bank OF the City OF Richmond
" 22-lawtOd
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DZE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

nNt III NIIKEU DUI1IIANO M
wAKn-On the 18th Of August my stable
Nt,'L,n open and both OF my bay HORSES
'F .|is1-hne is a remarkably fine up-headed
T,. T' and The other Is blind viii give the above
Nh - lny one who will resnrn thom to me at
n louisiana Depot corner Nail ana ff'iilkllii ll
-t near the toli-gate o,-,,,,,,,
gu 21-3tf JoiiN II, n1Nonia ~ ia-N Hii.
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~ \ u Il F. ID IULLAItS RE-
4 S.aj,n from my stable, on the Brook
~ W. w. I'm of August, ii BAY MARE, marked
r.i on 1,", ,1 on her left flank left ankle white,
VII &c, '',',' ,'.,, nom being wounded viii pay the
slih NV "a ion any information SO may get her
stowe 'fN"u ''' ELLEN STANSBERRY.
aglin.
a -a.e
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MACHINE AND HARNESS OILS.-I
lyl am prepared to sell MACHINE or HAIR
NESS OIL at retail or Wholesale, which I warrant
equal to any found in the market. Ny old CUSTOM
ers and all in want Of Oil will please call.
JAMES B. GALLAGHER,
Druggist No. ass Main street,
Between Seventh and Eighth streets.
N B.-SAND PAPER, Of superior quality, at
wholesale retail.
ALSO,
A fresh and superior quality.of TURNIP SEED
au ulg-6t' J. b. u.
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mo TANNERS, QUARTERMASTERS
AND OTHERS.-The Richmond Glue and Oh
Works are anxious to purchase, IN large or small
Quantities, DAMAGED RAW HIDES, or THIN
MINGs Of the same, for making Glue. Partass
having such will please ship them to us
for which will pay ffty cents per pound, dried
an l9-lNs II. J. MAI0NE CO., Box l,05I.
NOR SALE, at reduced prices, lot Of
II fine BLACK SEWING SILK. by the pound or
IN smaller quantities. Also, few pounds Of splenda0
MERES, by the piece single yard.
L au le-f BEERS & 6PILMAN.
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u w. GRUBBS, AUCTIONEER AND
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AGENT
real estate which they wish to dispose OF at private
sale If they will write to me describing their pro-
perty, and enclose by letter the amount thsy arc
willing to expend in advertising tho sanS, wih
prepare and have inserted in one or more newspa-
pers published in Richmond q abort advertisement,
descriptive of the same. and my best efforts to
sell. Ii sale is effected, will make no charge
other than the advertising; when sale Is mades
either by through my instrumentahty, then
will charge the usual commission.
r. W. aRUBBS, Auctionear,
au 22-3t Successor to Goddin & Apperson.
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FROM xENPHTs AND NEW 0RxEAN1

FROM MEMPHIS AND NEW 0RLElNG
Aosnx, August 2l.-A special tD tho 1s1isers
from senasobia on ths aiss states that FORREST at
tackled Memphis at O'Clock that morning. Heavy
firing was heard for three hours. and IL was sup
posed the city was captured, a. the Federal force
was reperted small and unsuspccting.
A Federal force occupied Oxjord to-day.
The operator at Jackson reports . great riot at
New Orleans, in which four hundred citizens were
killed It arose in consequence Of canby's attempt
to enforce draft The negro troops were called on
to suppress the riot, which was still prosressins.
All quiet in Mobile.
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YTHE CREDITORS AND DEBTORS Of
B. D. AYRRs, deceased, are requested TO come
forward and settle their Indebtedness and claims.
can be found at the late residence Of b b. Aysrss
lust above the Old Fair Grounds, Main street
J. r. JONES, Box GAG, Richmond Post-o11ce.
au lO--l2ts Executor Of b. b. Ayers. deceased.
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FNGLISH MUSTARD.
III Genuine English Mustard,
Very fine Pearl Starch,
Powdered Cantharides,
Tineture Chloride Of Iron,
Solution Chloride Of Soda,
Solution Chloride OF Zinc,
Extract of Loswood, &c, at
au 22-3ts MEADE & BAKERS Drug Store
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AYOTICE TO TAXPAYERS IN THE

CHOCOLATE
Bakers CHOCOLATE,
SARDINES, quarter and>haf boxes,
English MUSTARD,
Belmont's CANDLES,
Alsop's ALE,
Old Martel BRANDY,
Madeira, Sherry and Port WINE, &c.
Just received and for sale at
L. YERBY'S,
No. Twelfth street, south of Main.
au 23-eodlw"
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THE LATEST FROM THE NORTH.

From the General News" article Of the Balti-
more Gazette of the Goth make the following ex-
tracts
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lOLEN OR LOST, CERTIFICATE
- of DEPOSIT of $500, for Confederate four
~. i 'ei.t Bond, dated February 20, given to sirs
.-'Lti~th Ann Nelson, and assigned to me. in
.iia 10 apply 70 the Treasury Department for the
,'h'"Ai VI said Certificate, and hereby caution all
pil9ns against taking the same.
jy 22-iay6ws WILLIAM SANDS
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NOR SALE a sTATIONARY STEAM

NOR SALE, STATIONARY STEAM
ENGINE, with nine-inch Cylinder, twenty
eight-inch stroke, with two Boilers nineteen feee
long, Inch diameter, in good running orr
eighth to two and three-eighth-nch diameter. with
Couplings, Hangers and Pullies complete. Aisos .
lot Of Betting from three to ten inches Wide. Apply
to STACY CO., Cary street,
au ls-6ts Opposite the Naval Machine Shops.
NOTICE.-An persons indebted to tho
TON will please come forward and make immediato
payment TO the undersigned, at his ofacc, on Ninth
and Broad Streets and all persons having claims
against said estate viii present them 70 the same
for settloment. BLACKBURN HUGHES,
Attorney for Mrs. E. @. Carrngton, Kxscutrix-
au 20-l0ts
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From the General News" article of the Balti-
more Gazette of the goth make the following ex-
tracts
THE BATTLE THE NORTH SIDE.
A correspondent of the New York Herald gives
the details Of this spirited affair From these
gather that General Brney did actually capture the
works in question, capturing quite number of
prisoners and that he held possession for hours
During the afternoon, however, the enemy massed
an immense number Of troops i'll front OF Birney,
and recaptured the position by throwing heavy
force between his two brgades which wese separated
from each other by ravine, and by opening upon
them an enflading fire. Under these circumstances
Birney was compelled to abandon the works he had
captured III the morning, and y falls back out of
range Of the artillery which had been brought to
bear upon him.
The Federal cavalry, under Gregg, attacked and
drove the enemy from some works on the New Mar
ket road, but attacked in turn and driven back
upon the infantry supports In this engagement
Colonel Gregg was severely wounded.
The Washington Chronicle says that though it
has been reported that fifteen hundred prisoners
have been captured from the Confederates on the
north side Of James river 1t woud be safer to put
the number down at five hundred We are also told
that of the objects of the expedition to pre-
vent the enemy from drowning out the men engaged
in digging the canal across Dutch Gap A few had
been drowned and considerable amount of stores
swept oil before Grant interrupted the operation.
FROM yALLEY--SHERIDAS's RETREAT.
General Sheridan, who started on the 9th from
1iau IoWn virginia, 10 ullVe Early up tne ohenah-
doah Valley, bring him to BATTLE and, if pOssible
defeat him, advanced with this intent as far as
Strsburg but i'll consequence of the capture of his
supply train, he soon afterwards fell back to Win
chester, reaching that place Tuesday last. His
sudden return from an expedition, whose success
very high hopes were based has caused quite trep
daton all along the border, and has given rise tt
| innumerable rumors some Of which may be true
but the most of which are undoubtedly false.
The only trustworthy accounts OF the movements
| up the Valley and down again are that frequent
skirnshing took place during the advance to Stras
| burg and that cavalry fight occurred near StraS
burg, in which the Federal troops were successful
the Conederates losing two stands of colors twenty
four officers and two hundred and seventy-sx mel
taken prisoners. On the other hand, Sheridan lost
by capture, a detachment guarding signal station
near Strasburg, and also five hundred men who Were
| subsequently sent up the mountain to regain th'
position He also lost, near Berryvlle seVehty-tw'
wagons, forming the greater part OF his supply train
/ and one hundred and fifty of the escort.
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ARD OIL,
IL SPERM OIL,
KEROSENE OIL,
NEATSFOOT OIL.
few barrels for sale at
SPOfTS & HARVEY'S,
an 92-9t No. % Fourteenth street.
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EOR SALE, two fine WORK MULES ;
IL also, a COAL CART and HARNESS, COM
plete. Can be seen at
MCCARTHY & MTTCHELL'S,
Sixth and Byrd streets, on the Canal.
an
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rarpoars or ru Ynnse Assoc1A1IeH.
Imfeyed accovdiss to act AZ cbS6yis II ~ ysAr
is6s, ~ y. g. IArga5er, - ~ Cswfs eblee ~
fIs hssrief Cssrf IA GdsfS1srats SsSsss ~ fAs
NerfAern District ~ GsOvoia.
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MASONIC NOTICE-RICHMO
ivt ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER No. Will
meet in MASONS HALL on THIS TUESDAY
EVENING at O'Clock for work
BY order of the High Priest
au 23-lt J. h. RIDDlCk
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GOLD.
The Gazette saws there was sale Of gold at the
baltimore Board on the 10Th at 258 an advance OF 2
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Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury.

G.. A Trenholm, the Minister of Finance Of
the Confederaey, has written letter in reply to
one from Governor Bonham, of South Carolina,
which will be read with interest by the people. We
copy it in full
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NIGHT PER CENT. CONFEDERATE
II COUPON BONDS for sale.
SPENCER & vENABLE,
all 23-5ts 1856 Cary street.
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NOITCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
| N applicsfion M ~ uA3s br ~ Hneual e
wcra ssslen hon me- On ~ 6th ina1nn4: Cso01ea1Q
Ma & S5S issaaeA 70 KnthAxinA KAnkn, br IA 49,
July la, and No. 7.SSa. tbs too h0ned q l.oux3
bonds, for so sacA, Nos. ~ "a -. kunsne N
per cent. inteseat Al pss0ns ~ ynM41 nj ~
.traoe for ths aane. III xknnI,
Twsn4y-1Atra anepe
an ls-1tnvew ~ s "
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MO. l42 MAIN STREET.
IN OLD PRICES RESUMED.
The best Whiskeys in tho ConSederaey,
The very fne&t Brandles, at reduced prices.
ALSO,
Genuine London Porter,
Isysss's Sparkling Ale, BY <he bottle or caaks
Madeira Wine, vintage isis,
Sherry Wine, vintage isis.
These Wines were never on tho market even ~
fore the war. A. A. AONT0ho
au 4-eodlOt No. La Main nexeef.
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OTTON YARNS 81 COTTON
YARNSLSIX THOUSAND POUNDS COT
TON YARNS, No. 6 to r. for sale, wholesale or re-
tail by GEORGE I. HERRING,
an 23-lts 56 Main street.
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nNE CASE OF LADIES' COREETS.
French shape, ut Miss II. q. NcIEAOREsS,
over r. Weisiger's Hat Store, l67 Main street.
au l7--Gts
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TUESDAY MORNING. ....... AUGUST %, 1864.
THE WAR NEWS.

inc city abouhded with rumors yesterday, and
everybody was asking his neghbor What's the
news from Petersburg!'' We give below such re-
liable accounts as We have been enabled to collect
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FROM EAST TEYYESsEr

There is an indication of stirring times in ths
East Tsnressee Department again. General Bur
bridge is reported to have entered Tennessee
through Cumberland gap, with two white and three
negro regiments-about four thousand in al. The
Bristol Register says
He has reached Beans station, ten miles from
General Vaughn's headquarters at Morristown.-
Whether be vii proceed Knoxville or risk an an
gagement with Vaughn is not known. A party oi
Vaughn's cavalry had skisnish across the cii,ch y
liver at Evanss feI1y with sbost one hundred Of
tine enemy, in which Lieutenant Hipshur ana n i
vate Beuly, on our SIDE were wounIc1
From below. we also learn that 8 Federal ret;
ment. of three hundred mounted saen, reacts a
Knoxville from Cumberland gap week ago. Kus 8
men and the Eighth Tennessee tYankae) regimes.t
are at seversyiiie the Ninth and Thirteenth are At
Knoxville and the Tenth Michigan is stil at Straw
berry Plains.
The two Boyds (brothers-in-law. Of Genepal
Vaughn, who were missing after the defeat Of Nor
nstown, have just come in. They have been IN
Monroe and Diount counties, where they report oar
southern friends IN good spirits. The East Tenns-
see hundred days men are refusing to rs-enlisr In
the Federal saIvlcs. Captain James Giles had killed
Captain A j. Pearscns. both OF Major Josepl De-
rine's Command OF union Home Guards. They rr-
yille,"
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THE CAPTURE OF II. A. PRYOR.

Roger A Pryor, who was captured BY Yankee
trick on the lines exchanging papers, has been sent
to Fort Lafayette. The Washington S.ar says q
him:
Pryor was brought up on the James Brady, and
was turned over to Colonel Ingr1ham to be dis
posed Of. Heis but little changed in OUTWARD ap-
pearances, although his features are darker from
exposure; ; but those who were ustonled 10 set
hun on the avenue in this city sndn the Hall of Re-
pIesentaiives would easily have recognized m Il, m
his long flowing blalk han, sharp black eye, and
b I'D and deidut look
He Was dse3sod in new suit of Confederate efey
cloth, ana wore shawl or blanket, which Il. 4 ~
tightly around him. and IN which he sought 10 hide
MS Lace a. he stepped from the boat To the wharf,
although, after reaching he street and beufe enter
ing the carriage which conveyed him to the provost
marshal's Office, ne looked an1ou " around, appa-
rently as If TO see whether he could recognize any
OF his old friends in the crowd that We're pushing
forward TO get glimpse at him. His hair almost
reached his shoulders, and Hpon his head he wore Il
stitf-rim black hat. lie had on a pair OF cagal1y
boots which came up to his knees. into the legs
which he had his pants stutf-d.
On the way up nom City Point to this, city Pryor
was provided with statl on the boat and no
one Was allowed to enter and converse with him. as
sentinel was placed At the door, which the General
Kept closed, being evidently al Xious TO avoid the
gaze Of the paSsergegS
After the boat reached the Sixth Street wharf, he
remained quietly seated in his smoking cigar
when the U1tcer who had chang. of him tappe1 at
lis door and tcld him 10 prepare to leave Tie boat
As soon as he was seated in the carnage he was
pldiy driven to Colonel IngrahaIn's ciEce.
Or his arrival in New York, the Post says:
Pryor registered his name on the books Of the
Merchants Hotel, IL large snj angular hand, e.
follows: "R ger A. Pryor, Fort Lafayette" Ii Is
a curious signature, and attracts attention. Tae
names Of General Vessels and Lieutenant Shaw
follow that OF Pryor.
At breakfast before daylight, a considerable num-
bar OF persons sat at the table with the officers and
the prisoner, but Pryor not known to the guests
or the hotel, and care taken that his presence
should not excite attention. The fact that he was
at the hotel was not generally known till about flys
minutes before his departure, when some demon
strations were made by the guests, who desired to
look II him. lie was well treated by all
At seven o'elotE, The party walked down Broad
way to Hamilton terry, to take the city railroad
cars in Brooklyn to Fort Hamilton, whence Pryor
was transferred to Fort Lafayette. The few persons
who were in the streets that hour looked at Pryor
with some curiosity, account of his rebel uuifvI
tut it does not appear that he wss recognized.
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DIED..

On the 7th of December, at o'clock P. M, of in
hammatlon on the brain, ANNA REBECCA, second
daughter Of Daniel p. and Martha Ann Mitchell,
agtd SIX years, seven months and eigheeen days
Sleep, little Anna .Rebecca, sleep,
And Ger thy paid brow
I've tTiaed the lilly blossom
Thou art Tree nom suffering now.
We cannot weep for thee,
Dear little angel Anna;
We know that God is love,
When all shall meet above
Farewell dear Anna.
Her funeral viii take place from the residence of
her parents, on Seventeenth street, THIS EVE
MING at o'clock. The friends OF the family are
invited to attend.