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TREMENDOUS FIRE IN SAG HARBoR-Orer One
Hundred Buildings Destroyed.-Ws learn that
an extensive fire, laying Sag Harbor il ruins broke
out in that place at half past o'clock on Thurs
day night, 18th. 1t was first discovered in Oak
ley's hotel, and destroyed about one hundred and
fifty buildings.


The gentleman who Politely gave us this nfor-
nation stated that the fire broke out in Oakley's
house, and ran up and down Main street on both
sides, and extended through the back streets 70
the wharves. 1t spread over the heart Of the
town. destroying almost the entir- business section
We understand that all the hotels but are
burnt; the Suffolk & Co. Bank; the Correcfor Of.
flee, &c, &c.


1t appears that the fire stopped at John Hi.
dreth's brick building at one point, and lane al
another point. The buildings destroyed are esti-
mated TO be worth about one hundred Thousand
dollars, and il the goods thereiu were not saved
the total destruction of property will not be muci
short of quarter Of a mon.-N. y. Her