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treinena0Is crash, carrying with them four wooden buildings on the side fronting on Bur ling Slip. The volumes of smoke and flame that were sent forth from the Sulphur, &c., made most brilliant appearance, and inl- pregnated the whole atmosphere.

 The following buildings are entirely des" No. l77, six stories high, occupied by Pol len ana Colgate-goods entirely consumed.

 No. I7Sy five stories high, occupied by Van Wrinkle and Randall, and Wm. il. White, as fur store-goodS mostly saved.

 No. l70, corner of Burling slip, large two story wooden buildings, occupied by Henry Storms, as saddlery ware house-goods principally saved.

 Nos. IS, 20 and 9, Burling Slip, occupied by F. Common, c. O. Steinfelt, sieve and wire factory and J. & K. Dunn, tin manu- factory, together with the corner, being all wooden buildings, were crushed by the fall- ing of the walls. The goods in all these buildings were got out in safety.

 several valuable stores on the opposite slde of Water street, were at one time in im- mlnent danger from the great heat thrown out from the burning paint and oils, but thro' the persevering efforts of the firemen, were fortunately rescued from destruction.

 The fire continued to burn with great ftary until near o'clock this morning, at which time the walls of store No. 175, fell in, and put an end to this most destructive conflagra- ton.

 From all the information we have obtain ed, the amount of the property destroyed viii not fall much short of $3O0, 0,OOO-FA great deal covered by insurance.l