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The GREAT FIRE Is NrNcHrETER--
The Winchester Virginian. and a slip from
the Republican, brings US the particulars
Of the late destructive FIRE at Winchester.
Virginia. The Virginian says:


"Snch a conilagration has never been
seen before in Winchester By the Oldest Of
our citizens. It commenced about one
O'Clock and it was near sunset before il
was sub1ucd. Had the wind continued
throughout the evening. as it one time
threatened, the greater part OF Winchester
would be at this moment in ruins. We
have cause TO be thankful. therefore. tha;
we have escaped with comparatively, 50
little injury.


We understand that Tarlnr's Hotel i in
surel TO the amount Of 10000, and the
loss of course will not be great to the pro
prieiors. The buildings on Hof's row
were owned " ;hc heirs Of the lats Mr..
Won Raisen, bu, we have not been able 10
ascertain whether they were insured or mot
We have heard no estimate yet Of the loss
which has been sustained"