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FIRE AT BELrAsr, Ms.-A clip from the office Of
the Belfast Signal states that Friday morning a.
bout o'clock, fire was discovered in a wooden
building on Church street, owned by Joseph Will
hanson, esq, and occupied by J. c. Moore & Co.,
dry good dealers; A. Richards as grocery, and by
the Belfast division Of tho Sons Of Temperance.
Building ane contents totally destroyed.


The goods were insured at Hartford for tho follow
ing amounts-Rchard'ss stock $225O. Moore's do.
$4,000. The Sons of Temperance lose about 5000.
Ineir nall was about completed--no insurance.
The books OF Mr.. Richards, and those Of Moore e.
Co' were lost The building was insured ct the
holyoke Mutual Fire Insurance Company ofSaem,
for $500. The total loss is about $1,000.