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Dreadful Fire.-About S O'Clock on
Wednesday morning, dreadful fire brON
out in the warehouses, commonly KNOW
as Booths Warehouses, Mapping, the PFyI
perty of Thomas Booth, Esq. which enaea,
lin their entire destruction.-The loss
property, upon this lamentable occasion,
has been immense, but the amount canOs'
be ascertained (the very lowest estna,,
mentioned is sOO,oO0L3 we understansl
that 900 bushels grain, and upwal.%s
of 1000 bags of cotton, have together WV Wv
other valuables, fallen a prey to this ay' !.
tructive element. About eight O'Clock
,,part of the wall at the south east cornv
fell upon the roof of house in Barte1'
and partially laid-it in ruins. AT o'clov ~
in the afternoon, the centre wall OF y
!, warehouses fell with a tremendous cra' ~
e We are happy to say, that the adloln'"' y"
y warehouse of Messrs. George Duncan a' '
nSon has escaped without injury. foI" ~
nately for the neighbourhoods OF bat's ",
= !, Hurst and Campbell streets, the wlno W. ",
i south east, otherwise the conseq9lSchl.,, lcl y,
r would have been more calamitous. l"''
c warehouses were the highest in town.


> ALTERED NoTEs.-Five dollar notes
J the Commercial and Farmers Bans
;. Baltimore, altered to ten, are In clrcula"'