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Mrs. Nostrand. and occupied by her, in front, was destroyed. The rear of this building was occupied as a Carpenters shop, in con- nexion with the Lumber Yard by Messrs. COchrane & White. Their loss is very se- were, as they had a great quantity of Lum- Der on hand, but very little of which was sa- we'd. Their insurance had expired but two days before. No. 45. owned by MT. Hays, and occupied by Capt. Burne and MT. Forbes, was nearly destroyed; MT. Hays insurance had expired about eight days before. No. 47, owned and occupied by Capt. Thomas, who was insured; was severely damaged in the roof and rear. No. 38, also owned by the Rev. Mir. Gray, was slightly damaged in the roof and rear. No. S9, also owned by the Rev. MT. Gray, was slightly damaged. The fire is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary.

 Another fire broke out about 10 o'clock in James street. in paint shop, which was mostly consumed