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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A fire broke out about half
past eleven Saturday night, in the large Touring
mill below the falls. owned by slas Smith, which to-
geher with it, entire contents was totally destroyed
The mill which Of the oldest In the city, and
contsne ed Of stone occupied by Henry Slater
and John Ketfer-both Of whom were insured their
stock the former in the Of 81 0O0 Mr. Smith had an
insurance $40 600 the mill and machinery, which
will probably cover his loss The origin OF the fire has
not teen ascerantd The machinery had not bean used
for nearly week


The shawmut Mills" occupied by Smith Alcott,
and the Clinton Aills," by BrsdAeld Hall. In
the imminent danger during the whole Of the con.
fagration, which rsgtd for more than two hours and
those valuable buildings only saved from dsruction
by the extraordinary exertions Of the fremen. The
"5hawmuto escaped with the loss OF part of ih roof


About seven the next morning the bells sounded
coDd slarm The stone wall Of the Clinton Mills" had
after the departure ofthe watch set fire the tbsrs
Of the roof In the upper story The hrtmen pf
doing much injury to the building Rochester Demo.
er0f.