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WELcH's EQUESTRIAN COMPANY AT THE PARK
THEATRR-There is to be grand juvenile treat
this afternoon, by this unrvalled company of eoues
trians at the Park. Something quite novel and
amusing may be expected. On these occasions
true happiness may be witnessed in the merry and
beautiful little faces Of the youthful portion Of the
audience, so as to enliven those more advanced in
years and make them for a time forget the care
with which they are surrounded.


TREMENDOUS FIRE AT WRTuMPKA, ALA.-We
have received the following letter from our cores
pondent at Wetumpka:


WETUMPKA, Jan. %, lS45.
DEAR Sri


This morning our city was visited by one Of the
most destructive fires that ever occurred in this
section OF the country. 1t was first discovered
about o'clock, in the store Of j. s. Oliver, and
before many could get to the spot, the whole town
ings destroyed Is about forty, comprising nearly the
whole business part OF the place. The stores OF
McElroy & Co.. Trlmbell Il Co., Lacy & Co !,
Catln, Winns, +. s. Hurd, Dale IL Ives, 0. E.
Adams, and several more, that do not recollect
at this moment, are entirely destroyed. Very few
were insured. McElroy's policy was out d few
days ago, and was not renewed. forgot to men,
ton the following buildings besides The stores
The Post Office, American Hotel, Hatchells cotton
warehouse, containing upwards Of 5000 bales OF
cotton, and I. Johnson's new book store. The
whole loss is estimated at $20O,O00 Mr.. r. S.
rerse, William and James Douglass, Ready &
Houghton, are the only stores remaining. Mr..
Oliver saved neither his clothes nor his money,