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We copy the following paragraph from the Pitsburg Chronicle of a late date, which will give the reader an idea of the energy and perseverance of it's citizens. The citizens of Wheeling, we see have sent up load of flour and meat for the benefit of the sufferers This is commendabIe, and should be initiated by every body. We hope that our citizens will have meeting and contribute their mite. -y'iem. .9Ppcat.

 ''Already with commendable spirit many are proceeding to build up where the fire has burt down. Many contracts have already been entered into for rebuilding, and some are already at work in temporary tenements.

 Industry, energy, and perseverance, must and will succeed. Phtsburg will rise from her ashes, and that right soon.

 We are pleased 10 learn that the insurance companies will come ont much better than was at first supposed. The Navigation and Fire company will be able 10 pay all their policies and have a surplus capital, but oi course it will take time to do it, and the Fire mems and Pennsylvania will pay large per centage, it Is now thought. The Allegheny Mutual is also considered good It will pay at least 90 cents on the dollar, and perhaps in full.

 Promptly have the citizens of Wheeling extended their aid to the unfortunate sufferers by the fire On Monday boat arrived hay. ing on board one hundred barrels of flour and three thousand pounds of bacon, sen from that city to relieve the wants of the poo of our own.

 In the name of tie unfortunate we returr thanks for this kindly and timely aid.

 We understand that the jail is full oi thieves, who were caught stealing property belonging to the sufferers by the fire of Thurs day last. They should be punished to tine full extent of the law"