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F,RE IN REApING.-we learn from the Berks and
Schuylkiil Journal that on Friday afternoon the
old Academy Building in Reading, winch was oc-
cupied BY the Railroad Company as machine
sdiainlns fame shoas, and several hundred cords
Of wood in the rear, were des;royed by fire. The
loss to the Railroad Company will be several thou;
sand dollars The fire is supposed to have originated
from large pieces Of igni,ed wood which were
thrown from IN engine intended Tor burning anihFa-
cite coal. The Journal informs Us that the Never
sink Mountain In the vicinity OF Reading. also tooS
FIRE on the same afternoon, from the same engine
and burned until evening, when it was extlpgushed
by Il storm. fPhila NJ. Post.