Thr Pittsburyh Fire.
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To ns Editor of The Tirbn5e:


Having Noticed in he Express of the 7th inst. arsi
Gle headed Rects OF the Pittsburgh Fire. in which they
ha, losses by the be seriously felt in this
city, as grea; quantities Of freight, especially dry goods
were possibly consumed most OF the ran'porter ware
houses being destroyed Whoever the person may be that
furnished This Information at loss TO know He GER
tany cannot engaged in tho Pittsburgh transportation
business for every agent those lines In ;s city knows that
the the Pittsburgh end is al present transacted
the city Aeghany, directly opposite Pittsburgh and
has been for the las, months owing TO the destruction
Of the aqueduct which The Allegheny River at that
place would take this method in contEadctng the state
men; say that from letters and papers received from
Pittsburgh, positive that the losswiil not amount to
dollar for goods shipped iom this city, as not one OF
the transportation warehouses has been destroyed by the
late disastrous FIRE at Pittsburgh.