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TIE LATE SUDDEN AND TREMENDOUS Cirsr with
which this CITY was visited on Friday evening, a
lit. before o'clock, set IN with appalling violence
from the west and made complete sweep OF trees,
fences. chimneys, signs, and every thing pendant
and easily movable along Pennsylvania Avenue.
As soon as the cloud oil dust passed away. Signs,
window shutters, trees. &c, were scen scattered
all over the payemen,s and along Pennsylvania
Avenue. A house belonging 10 Mr. Vim. Morrow,
no,r being erected near The railroad depot also
blown down 4 young man working on The scaaold
was thrown down among the falling brick and TIM
hers. but fortunately escaped without serious injury.
From all that we can learn, however, no fatal or
serious accident has occurred within our city limits


although II appears that two or three persons had
narrow escape from death, by the lightning, which
succeeded the gust Nal. lnteigencer.