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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

The Senate was not in session to-day, having ad-
journed over to Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House was opened with prayer by Rev. DIR.
Hoge.
Ways and Means, reported bill to amend the
Foreign Commerce" bill. Ordered to be printed
Also, bill exempting from taxation capital con-
ssting of bonds and certificates issued by the Con-
feierate States. Ordered to be printed.
Also, bill to exempt from taxation loans made
ON hypothscation of non-taxable bonds. Ordered
The House took up, resumed the consideration OF,
and passed a bill to define and punish conspiracy
against the Confederate States.
The bill provides that if two or more persons
within any State or territory OF the Confederate
States shall conspire, with intent to inJure the Con-
federate States to subvert, overturn or destroy by
force the execution OF any law OF the Confederate
States or to destroy any property OF the coniede-
rate States, delay transportation OF the army,
and such hike afences the persons 80 offending shall
be guilty Of a high crime, and upon conylcton
thereof shall be punished by fine not exceeding i've
thousand dollars and shall be imprisoned with or
without labor not exceeding five years.
MT Russell, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported bill to amend the act concerning the eolu-
pents and pay of the clerk of the District Court oil
the Confederate States Of America for the Eastern
District of Virginia.
Pending the consideration OF the bill, the House
resolved itself into secret session; and having re-
| opened, adjourned.
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GENERAL EARLY's ARMY THE vALhEY-nIs 20


A letter from Martinsburg, dated the 22d, says
that General Early's army now occupies a line from
Brooks gap, the left, to the Shenandoah, on the
right. The line is, in measure, an imaginary one
as there wide gaps between the respective camps
of his several divisions. He has cavalry on both
fanks. On his right flank his cavalry is well ad-
vanced down the Luray Valley to an entrenehed
position near Milford. On his left flank, another
force of cavalry occupies position i'll the Lost River
Valley, nearly down to Wardensville. On his main
front, in the Shenandoah Valley the Confederate
pickets Edenburg, on tho pike, and to tAe
left and right of it. The letter adds:
From the position Early now occupies he can
watch all Union movements in West Virginia front
of him, in the Shenandoah and Laray Valleys; and
to the right of him. against the railroad lines COM
municating with Charlottesville, Lynch5urg, etc.
Early may possibly attempt raids into West Vir-
ginia and sthe Union lines there during the next
forty or fifty days, but think only with cavalry.
He evidently, would rather have u strong Yankee
force upon his left than his right.
Early's army has lost its morale. Itnow requires
the stricest orders and discipline to keep
both officers and i'll their proper places Stlll
as generality, cannot say the mesl dyscour-
aged. If they in feeling, they very we'll con-
ceal it.
Early has got fresh supply OF fillery, and /
was yesterday told he expected two, If not
three, new batteries.
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DRowNED-About one o'clock yesterday morn
ing, man named John O'Keefe, while drunk, fell
into the dock at the foot of Eighteenth street. and
was drowned His body was fshed up few hours
after day and jury OF inquest was held over it,,
their verdict being that his death caused by
I" accidental drowng." OKeefe was formerly an
enlisted soldier from this city, but subsequently,
disabled in the service and detailed to work the
Laboratory, where he was employed up to the time
of the occurrence which resulted in his death
About eleven O'Clock on the same night, stran-
ger, whose name could not learn, fell into the
canal, near the Danville depot, and would have
drowned but for the close proximity Of sentinel
standing guardAt Mayo's bridge, who, hearing his
cries. hurried to the spot and hauled him out Of the
water
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THE WAR IN KENTUCKY AND TENNEssEE-Hoon
MARCHING ON Pulaski
dispatch from st. Louis, dated the 2sd instant.
says
A Padueah dispatch of yesterday says military af-
fairs IN this district active. Every rebel move
on this side of the Mississippi is now known. The
whole. country has been thoroughly secuted, and
parties bring in prisoners daily. The concentration
means something but what it is not proper to state
few days, however, will doubtless develop the
plan of the contemplated campaign. Both the
Cumberland and Tennessee rivers are in no hoat-
ing order, and will prove valuable auxilaries to
military operations in Tennessee and Kentucky
The gunboats Peoria and Pawpaw returned here
on Sunday from reconnaissance up the Tennessee
The bodies of Ensign Hare, of the gunboat Un-
dine, and Captain Allen, of the transport Venus,
killed when their vessels were captured BY Forests
The river is lined with rebel pickets from Pine
bluff to Johnsonville. The rebel General Lyon, in
command of that district, has orders to watch the
river closely and blockade it. Transports will begin
running again soon.
Forrest has pontoon across the river at Chica-
saw.
Deserters and scouts report Hoods army at thirty
five thousand strong, with thirty-seven pieces o!
artillery. He intended to operate III Middle and
Eastern Tennessee and Kentucky. He was marching
on Pulaski, Giles county, Tennessee, and expected
ultimately to seize Cumberland gap. His men We're
greatly in need OF clothing, supplies of which they
hope to obtain by plundering the towns through
which they pass.
A dispatch from Louisville, the 23d instant,
says:
After Gillems recent defeat, Breckenridge adj
vanced to Strawberry Plains and Balrs CROSSROADS
threatening Knoxville and Cumberland gap. On
the 2lst Brec1inridge advanced to POwell's bridge
six miles from Cumberland gap, and there was
heavy skirmishing all day Burbridge has moved
out from Lexington with strong force to protect
the Kentucky border from anticipated invasion by
Breckinrdge's forces.
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SENT NoarH.-Another-i -instalment Of Yankee d

SENT NoRTH.--Another instalment of Yankee de-
serters, who came into our lines under "Order No.
65,'' were sent homeward yesterday morning. The
evening before their departure the commandant of
Castle Thunder returned the money and other valu-
ables to those who had any when they first arrived
here, and placed them in separate apartment of
the prison from those who =. ',iless but du-
ring the night, the latter party broke through the
barriers which separated them, and made u raid
upon the others for the purpose of robbing them
Being nearly equal in numbers, desperate fight
erisued, during which brickbats were used pretty
freely, and but for the nterposition of the guard
serious consequences might have been the result
Conspicuous among the raiders the famous
Yankee lieutenant whose recent exploit in cutting
through to the female apartment of the Castle has
been noticed in the local columns of the city press.
This lieutenant is not very popular among the party
who we're sent off yesterday, and his life is threat
ened by them soon as they are beyond the juris-
diotion Of the guard who will accompany them.
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v The Board OF Visitors will at their next
gular meeting ell vacancies in the list of State Ca
dets from the following Senatorial Districts Fifth;
ninth, twelfth, thirteenth fifteenth, twenty-seeond,
tieth, thrty-seeond, thirty-fourth thrty-seventh,
thirty-eighth, thirty ninth, fortieth, fortythrd,
forty-seventh, forty-ninth and fftieth. Applica-
tions will be submitted to the undersigned, at Lex
ington. without delay, accompanied by written
tinonals of fair moral character, that the applicant
is able to read and write well and to perform with
facility and accuracy the various operations of the
four grand rules of arithmetic and vulgar and de-
cinal fractions and that he is free from all bodily
defect and infirmity. FRANCIS III. SMITH,
no l2--2awtDecI SupeFintepdpnt :
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slaves Of Maryland and the prospects Of q speedy
declaration Of universal freedom"
Mrs Joshua r. Giddings died at Jefferson, ASH
tabula county, Ohio, ON the 18th instant
A st. Louis paper says: "Tshere are not less than
zoo 600 persons in Missouri this day who are little
better than paupers not knowing where to get food
to maintain them through the winter"
Professor Benjamin Silliman, Sr., of Howard
University. noted Abolition agtator, died ON the
Esd instant.
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THE cosrrDrnArrs AGAIN IN MISSOURI.

Advices from Fayetteville, Arkansas, say Colonel
Brooks, with two thousand five hundred rebels, at
tackled that place October 2Sth, but was repulsed
with considerable loss. From that time to Novem-
Der Sd the town Swas pretty closely invested when
General Pagan, with about six thousand of Prices
retreatins forces, up and bombarded the place
five hours with two pieces Of artillery, but were held
at bay until the next day, when Generals Curtis and
Blunt arrived, and the rebels skedadded- They lost
nearly one thousand killed and wounded. Our loss
was one killed.
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CKAsGKp WITH BEING SPY Sidney 8. Grove
ner, a citizen of Canada West, was committed to
Castle Thuuaer yesterday as d spy. He had re-
Gently been convicted of larceny and sentenced tc
confinement in the penitentiaiy; but, upon asoer-
tanning his real character he was turned over 10 tht
mIGtary authorities for punishment
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REPORTED INsURRECTIoN AT SALIsBURY.-A re-
port reached this city yesterday, that, Friday
night last, an attempt made by the prisoners
confined at Salisbury, North Carolina, to escape.
At late hour of the night the guard set upon
and Il number were killed before the alarm was
made; but soon afterwards the affair became known
Forty or fifty of the prisoners were killed before
quiet and order could be restored At one time the
demonstration assumed serious proportions, and
fears entertained that the eBeRte would prove
successful; but one two discharges from a brace
of cannon, which were mounted commanding
hill overlooking the prison, soon brought the OUT
laws TO terms.
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"Nor GUILrY."-In the Of John T. sledd,
formerly butcher in the Second Market, tried in
Judge Lyons's Court on Friday upon the charge Of
buying four cows from free negro, named George
Drew knowing that they had been stolen from DIR.
Francis III. Deane the jury brought in u verdict Of
not guilty. and the accused was discharged.
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JuDGR LYoNs's Court was in session ON Satur-
day. but none other than civil business was trans
acted.
Judge Halyburton held short meeting, but ad-
journed without taking up any cases.
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suBscRIBERs sending to the Office for their papers
will be charged FIVE DoLLAss per month.
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ROBBERY On Saturday night, the store-room Of
Mrs. Pitcher, in Sidney, at the foot Of Pentsntary
Hill, was broken into and robbed Of one barrel OF
salt 1sn and keg of Lard. This is the second time
within the past two or three inontns rial
house Id, been forcibly entered by midnight thieves
and robbed
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FIRR.-About half-past two o'clock yesterday
morning small wooden building, upon the pre-
znises Of Mr.. Thomas Yarbreugh, near Venable
street, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
was set ON fire and burnt to the ground Loss
xsriiall
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TaKINe PRISONERS THaoUaH THE LfSEs-Sohn
Williams, free negro, and Elijah, slave OF Madison
Macon, charged with running persons through thu
lines, were arrested Saturday and committed t.
Castle Thunder.
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TARNESS. HARNESS, HARNESS
III Ar MULLEN & EOUIS'S,

FRANKLIN STREET. BETWEEN FIFTEENTH STREET
AND OLD MARKET.
We have in store and for sale large and we'll
asserted stock Of CARRIAGE, BUGGY AND WA
CON HARNESS made OF the very best material.
Also, BRiDLES, HALTERS, CART BRITCH-
ING, TRACE CHAINS, HAMES, &c.
Harness made to order in the best style, and all
kinds of repairing done, and warranted.
no 25-3ts
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NJ o T E.-A gentleman proposes to
Y leave for Europe in about thirty days, and So
hcts orders for the purchase of supplies and the
transaction of business generally, having large
European mercantile acquaintance. This is an ex-
oellent opportunity for those who may have business
TO transact on the Continent He will return in four
or five months. The best of references given. Ad-
dress box l09, Salisbury, North Carolina" or
" H McC.," care W. T. Price, Esq, Richmond,
Virginia. no 9-30t
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DocroRs' FEEs.-At meeting OF the physicians
of Richmond held at the Mayors ofice on satur-
day night, we learn that their fees put up to
thirty dollars per visit.
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGIL

ID NIA-A 0CLAMATIOG.-Whereas. a va
cancy has occurred iii the General Assembly OF this
Commonwealth by the resignation of Paulus Pow
ell, Esq, late member OF the House " Delegates
from the county of Amherst; therefore,
/, WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of Virginia, do
hereby proclaim and make known that, in exercise
of authority vested in the Executive by law, have
ordered an election in the said county of Amherst
for the purpose of filling said vacancy and that tho
sheriff Of that county will such election to bs
held on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF December
next
-, Given under nay hand as Governor. and
II. q. under the seal of the Commonwealth, at
- Richmond, this 2lst day of November, A. ID.
1884, and in the eighty-unth year Of the Common
wealth. VIM. SMITH.
Teste: GEo. W. MUsFoRD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
No
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THF

/ CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
NOVEMBER 7rn, lS6i.-Ordered. that Receivers
Thomas T. Giles, Henry L. Brook, Thomas H.
Campbell john NJ. Speed, Francis L. Smith and
William A. Maury, do each of them, on the l2TH
DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT, render and state
and make before William F. Watson, commits
sioner of this court, such account and settlement
Of his transactions receiver for the six months
next succeeding the date of his last settlement
required by the 10th section OF the Act OF Congress
entitled "an act for the sequesration of the estate,
property and effects Of alien enemies and for the
indemnity of citizens of the Confederate States."-
Approved August 80. 1861. But II anyone OF said
receivers shall not have made and rendered such
account and settlement within the last twelve
months, then he shall render an account Of his
transactions as aforesaid for twelve months next
succeeding his last settlement. And II Is further
ordered that the Marshal of this District cause to
be published in the Examiner, Enquirer and Dis
patch, of the city of Richmond, twice a week, for
four weeks consecutivey before the said day OF Set
tle1nent copy of this order, and that the clerk OF
this court deliver one of said newspapers containing
said publication to the Attorney Of the Contederate
States for this District.
copy-Teste: LOFTIN N. ELLEIf,
no S-2aWfw Cirik.
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MASTERS, MATES. LANES RIVER

NH ASIEISS MATES, JAMES III Y Efk
1Sl SQUADRoN.--I have permission, and am
anxious 20 exchange with masters mate on the
States steamer SAMPSON, Savannah, Georgia; dis
cipline and duty hgat, and station agrecabe.--
Change desired to get near family. Apply smEe-
diatsg. through city post-of1ce, 20 Mast<rs Mate,
Rredericssburg and Potomac Railroad Company
Broad and Eighth streets, from IL to ocio.
no 26-2ts s. "A 80 z
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FROM THE VALLEY.
of the Richmond Dispatch.
CAMP, NEAR NEW MARKET,
NavaunbaF % lAf4

This morning, for the first time for more than a
week thesun rises clear; and after the long rainy
SPELL the soldiers enjoy the re-appearance Of the
sun as much Us the sailor who has, for days, been
tivandeing in the storm Night before last the rain
poured down in torrents until about midnight, when
It commsneed te snow. By morning the ground
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~ EMS OF SONG: choice collection
of Hymns and Songs for Sunday Schools and
Social Meetings, compiled by corps of Sunday
School officers neatly printed and for sale at the
following prices: Single copy, 81; per dozen, $40
ipost paid]: fifty copies, $3.50; one hundred CO.
lnes, SEQ
Orders promptly filled.
WILLIAM H. CLEMMTTT,
10. 40 Main street, Richmond. Virginia.
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RrcHMosD AND DAxvrlLr RAiLnoAp Comr.yy

RICHMOND AND DASviLLE RaiLRoAD COMPANY.
t November IL, lsG4.
CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. The
~ next annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company will be
held in this city on WEDNESDAY, December L.
1854, at IL o'clock NJ, at the office of the Old Do-
minion Insurance Company. -
no i4-eOdSom j. ID. BLAIR, Auditor.
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Il B. COOK, AUcTIoNEER, No. 20 Main
H.. street, respectfully notifies his friends that
he will continue tho AUCTION BUSINESS at the
same stand No 20 Main street He promises that
while absent lin the eld) the interest of those ia
yoring him with business shall be as promptly at
tended TO as if ho present. He will give his
personal attention to sales far is compatible with
his present duties.
no l6-lm f.. B. COOK.
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NEW CONCERN. !.
IN BoUIs, sANDERsoN 4 TABH.

Aucr1os, CoNxlssIos Axn 0xxxnAI Asxxcv
The undersigned have this dav associated them.
selves Tor the purpose Of carrying on the AUCTION
the style ard firm Of BOUTS. SANDEksON 4
IABB; ard having taken that large and commo-
doas house. William Ira s1nith's old stand, No. ll4
NAN street ~hx ~ they have full room for storage
and sdvantagcoas display Of Goods, Wares aud
Merchandise Of every description, Furniture, &c..
&C., ~, they solicit ccnsignlnents. Pieying their
strict attention 20 every matter entrusted them
70 De energetic sad prompt, they hope to merit and
receive the patronage of their friends and the public.
Sales Of REAL AND PERSONAL FSrATE win
be attended 10 Ia the city and adjoining counties
STEPHEN B0UIs, ia,
JOHN +. SANDERSON,
THOMAS 4. T. TABB.
Noversbar 18th, 1854 no 22-~eodlOts
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nISSOLUTION The Arm Of BOUIe
u sANDERs0N Il this day dissolved ~ mn.
tuNl consent Tho business Of tho concorn vill b
ssttled At No. III Main street:
STEPHEN BOUIs, In,
JOHN +. SANDERSoN.
november isth, 1854. no 22--endlOte
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CtANAL BOAT FOR SALE.-I have
for sale CANAL BOAT. in good running or
der, together with the FIXTURES, complete, and
tiuee MULES-whch viii sell = bargainf early
al ,plioaton be made OPWAY SMITH,
north side Of the BASIN, q
na s5-st. between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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THEAP LIGHT.

NJ NOTICE.-Parties whose claims for the
~ loss of slaves have been sdjudicated and ap-
proved by the Board of Slave Claims, of which
Colonel j. ID. wADDELL is president; and also
those having other claims against this department,
are requested TO present the same for payment.
JOHN B. STANARD,
Captain Engineers &C., Confederate States Engineer
Pay Department, No. IA Law Building, Franklin
street, Richmond, November 25th, 1864.
no o6-3t
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OFpIcE RICHMOND AND PETERsBuRs RAILROAD Co.,
Richmond, Virginia, November 10, 1854.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
~ Stockholders Of this Company viii be held At
their Office in this city, on TUESDAY, the 18th in-
sstant, al III o'clock A. NJ.
no l0-td NJ w. WARRINGTON. Treasurer.
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.Ff ~ NAVY UKPARTMEN1
OFFIeE SPECIAL SERVICE,

RICHMOND, Va, September ls, 1864.
NOTICE-From and after MONDAY
IN NEXT, the 26th instant, the STEAMER
SCIiRAPNEL will leave the wharf at Rockets for
the JAMES RIVER SQUADRON daily at I O'Clock
A. M and o'clock T. NJ, touching at all the prin-
cipal landings ON the river.
JOHN III. PARKER
Sc 20-ts Lieutenant in charge
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r EECHES, LEECHES, LEECHES.--.
l Mr. and Ms. DORAN, Gu PPERs and
LEECHERS, solicit the patronage OF the citizens OF
Richmond. From long experience IN the business,
ve are sure TO give satisfaction. Ofi..e and resi-
dence on Franklin street, opposite the Ballard
House, or at J. b. GAI.LAGHER'S drug store
Main street, between seventh and Eighth
N. B.-A supply of LEECIEs ON hand.
no 2S-lts
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The members
I\l of METROPOLITAN LODGE, No. IL, A.
s. M, requested 10 meet at their Lodge-RooIn,
on Marshall between Sixth and Seventh streets,
THIS Monday AFTERNOON at o'clock, to pay
tho last tribute OF respect to their deceased brother
N. B. ISeERsoLL.
All Masons in good standing are invited to attend
By order of the W. M.
JAMES L. RIDDICK,
no 2S-lts Secretary.
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:" Drmds Of the World. The writer's of these mea-
grim articles win feel better, may be, after their
tn lnksgiving dinner tomorrow.
Inc following is specimen telegram Of those pub
nsned oy the Yankees in the absence of any news
whatever. Its dated at Philadelphia, the a4th in
slant
Az Is rumored here that information has been re-
ceived at Washington that General sherman has
been notified by Governor Brown that Georgia. Ala
bana and another State had determined to return
TO the Union, and that Sherman had halted in Kis
movement; also, that stephens desired to meet q
commissioner from the United States in Canada
1he Ereaing Basiefin, in extra announces
tnat Sherman has captured Macon, with many pri-
soners r.
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CUPERIOR BLACK FLAX THREAD,
- FOR MACHINE USE--Just received, large
supply of superior BLACK FLAX THREAD, Nos.
40, 80, 90 and 20, manufactured and wound on
spoos containing two ounces each, expressly for
sewing machine and family uses, at
no 10 -6teod EZEKIEL'S, IL Main street.
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yTIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

]. H MORRISON. Acting Adjutant Virginia Military
Institute. y F no l2-2awtDeI Il
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, November 26, 1864.
The Senate was not in session to-day, having ad-
iourned over to Monday.
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UNO THE FIRE EBRIGADE.-A meeting
of the FIRE DEPARTMENT will be held at
Engine House b. on MONDAY EVENING, the
2Sth instant, at u O'clock for the assessment OF
fines. r. " ~ '" 49,,
no 25-tdm Clerk of the Fire Brigade.