From the N. Fl. Palladium. SERIOUS FIRE,
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The large four story block of stores, off ces, &c., called "Street's Buildings" situa- ted on the corner of Chapel and State sts, took fire in the upper loft, on Sunday after noon about two o'clock, and though deluged with water, continued 10 burn until about 3 o'clock, when by the most diligent efforts of the fir smen, the flames were subdued. The damage to the building is very serious, the injury in the fourth story and the garret and the roof, being chiefly by fire, and in the other stories by water. The block was oc- cupied on the lower floor by w. $. Jarman, IT,, Croswell & Jewett, George N. Seagrave' Hall & Pratt. H. N. Whittlesey, English & Mix; on the second story, by Charles ko- binson, E. K. Foster, z. H. Ward; on the third story, by the Young Mechanics 6 Lyceum; other rooms were occupied as ,ndging rooms; the fourth story by the Whig General Committee. In the same story, beside several lodging rooms, were two or three College Society rooms. The amount of damage is not yet known that done to the building is estimated at between four and five thousand dollars. The pro- perty was fully insured, The cause of the fire is not known.

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