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ANOTHER FIRE IN CHARLESTON, s. CA slip from the office of the Charleston Courier informs Us that a fire broke out on the 9th inst, in quantity of cotton piled up on Gen. tral wharf; and so rapid was it in it's progress. in consequence of strong wind which was blowing at the time, that it soon communi- cated to the brick building in the immediate vicinity, in which were the counting rooms of Messrs. John Frazer & Go, MT. Charles Atkinson, Mr. Wm Adams, and J. & R. Cald- well, the other rooms being used as sam bling room, and for the storage of various kinds of goods. The Cotton in which the fire originated, and which is all destroyed, comprises between seven and eight hundred bales, and was consigned to the Messrs. Cald- well. The interior of the building is very much injured. There were stored in this bnilding some 60sdozen bottles of wine, up- wards of 60 hogsheads New Orleans molas ses, and quantity of ale and porter; about eight bales of Sea Island Cotton, and few bales plaids and blankets, which have also been destroyed. The books and papers were fortunately saved. The building was insured in the Charleston Insurance and Trust Company and that on the Cotton on Central wharf there were 1000 dollars insur- ance in the agency in the Augusta Insurance and Banking Company, 4000 dollars in the agency of the Howard Insurance Company of New ' York. The loss. however, IS nol covered.

 The Mayor has offered a reward of $500 for such information as will lead to the con- viction oi the inccndiuries

 Penn Keysioar.