THE CONFEDERATION CHECKED-FUR- t THEIR PARTICULARS.
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 We at length are able to announce that the terri ble Confagration which has devastated so impor- tant and wealthy portion of our City, has yielded to the untiring and welldirected eXertions of our gallant firemen-is now subdued. Never was fight so fiercely contested--never was battlefield SO thickly strewn with wrecks and trophies We have just returned from our third exploration among the smoking ruins, and enabled to describe ac- curately the geographically extent of the calamity. Coming down Broadway. the first building burnt is the Waverly House, on the corner of Exchange street.

 Next to the Waverly House was No. 56-a large four story building. occupied by Stanford & Smith as a Cabinet and Chair Factory-entirey destroyed The stock was very large and costly.

 No. 54-occupied by C. Boorum, jr. as an exten- sive Chair Factory--entirely destroyed Stock ve- ry large and valuable.

 No. 52-occupied by N. L, Branch, Furniture and Cabinet t.ware-entirely destroyed Large and expensiye stock of Fashionable Furniture.

 All the above were large four story buildings. and filled with goods from roof to basement IL Is of course impossible to state the exact amount of loss, lnsurance. &c.,, as the owners themselves do not vet know how they stand.

 No, 5o--Fine Brick Dwelling, totally destroyed .-nothing saved.

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