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TERRIBLE FIRE AT PITTSBURGH regret to
give, in our columns to-day, the particulars Of q
most devastating conAagration in Pitisburg-the
Iron City Of Alleghania-by which $4,000 900 Of
property is destroyed, and perchance many lives
lost. Pittsburgh was one Of the finest and mos.
fourishingicties in the Union.


The loss by this FIRE will fall heavily upon Phila.
delphia-more so than upon this city. Some Of the
property destroyed was probably insured here, and
our merchants will seriously feel the calamity in
the ruin brought upon those in Pittsburg. M


1t is supposed that great deal Of the property de-
stroyed belonged to Miss Croghan-the young girl
that was abducted by Capt. SchenIy from board.
ing school at New Brighton, year or two ago.