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FlRE.-Last evening, about quarter before "
o'clock, small wooden stable No. 90 Fulton street
occupied by Mr.. David Cummings, West lndn
goods dealer, was discovered 10 be on fire, and wu
quickly destroyed, with two valuable horses belong.
ing TO MrC. The other contents, except wasca
and chaise, were also destroyed


The Ere Immediately communicated TO C. large
two story wooden building, No: 30, occupied BY
Mr.. Benjamin Smith, for the storage of hay, graia
ra,tans, &C., in the upper part, and Of pork &C.
the cellar, which was nearly destroyed, with rnoT o
of the contents CT the upper part The other builG'
ings contiguous were Of brick and were uaipJursc;
Ths cause Of the FIRE is unknown, ard j, is believed
to have been set. Boston Adv. yesterday.