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70 CoUNrRy MERCHANTS.
UOHN SARVAY, No. 3 Market Bridge, is now
" posc'siop ofs Of LADIES' GeBs
mems Boots and Shoes. Of al kinds qualities Ladies eod
sasr hu'sns 10 oroeeo hid and velvet Sps Tes Iaa
ns Ssf bussn Morocco Cater and Morocco Wasns
Shoes OF h Winds ard qualities sso Chbsns and Boys
90 eenemehS fine Ffebeh eanehshns Booses Richmond ase
STEW css OF Cents calf and pessed Boosss
We would earnestly and respectfully s a. a. an,
shove BY Country Merchants civ promising 20 ,p
he Goods " fsvoufabie tsrms sny 10 tn city
spf JoJJN aAsyAv
WsfoEIsNENs-FoT sale, genuine double barrel aJos
nsnen' second hand the pfopcTty ola retired Nimrod
oe2a ' = strrurs, Avn
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JOHN V. HARDWICKE,

JOHN v. HARDWICKE,
Draper aud Tailor,
AsJus returned from the North rbos, fashtopab bic
Goods Hposed fof tho adetbey not 10 Le .4esi.A An
qualify here OF esewhcrH lie customs and The uuslc
generaVo cav ahd examine thsm. iis prdges hmsef 10 r
them on ssHasohabe terms the qusy can be
an any city in The Union AZ %
4 NhRhGNE' "ile Himont' and Crown" b,aads
~ sseoDine "Empfessa and Darsia" ReRahas
ASpeDlr Reef rongaes, large enc.
HrRish PIokks and sauces
Just Tecesed, ahf COR ssie ny JOHN On SNg
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New mud Mich Styles Of Tea and Dinner
SERVICES.

usI opened Al China Hall e~ sxurs new and eh
Hyes Of lea and Dinner stTees, which the attention oI
puole -nNied Likewise F1wlns EIis and
bae Jet Dnne1 ssrvce-aBd Wtie VARIOUS sr. ad
PnS's CShai No u China Hail. WEST Main Street
~ HUGH A. WATT
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Ets-st. Raia.J.r as s.,us.1s u sIoO or ,.g lar.
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a the store Of the subscriber Main and I2,b
streets eairanee Oni Main containing rooms Kitchen
Goal and Noot Ces and two Pofeies, Cern aid Waite
Pipe TO each on-an eIoeent orer z,medae
WIN DE- ftNtn If CREME
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mON EY MARK Er.


Tlee has be n, euriag the past We elk. considerable
exctem mt in Well street. in relation to movements going
on In Vicksbug al d Une States Bonk stocks. hs
rapid advance in prices for Il stocks within the ias.
ten days. has s,imui.ed seculoon snd very large ss
have been made The statements made In relation t. the
condition Ct the vick k'hurg Bank, and thu rrsba.
by that some &c nent Ill be perfected TO bring
the affa Is II the II su lon t. citss, a,i the re-
pres, NATIONS made 70 tn, stockA oders all cred
t,ts by tho assgne $ Of the bank, such as 10
crr greet confidence in the ultimate lqni laion
II the ities upos terms favorable in the minds
those intere ,ed stockhod re- rhe operations in
u U,,tad stats Rsnk h We n ga 50 extensive, but
t l m tovement has taken p.aco In prc, and hold
m are a M throw their stock upon the mol kst
h m they were evi 'is's thu vemcnt in Vcksburs.
n, mus. zee sf the Untei atss Bsnk have demands
oai,s, NJ. v cksbure BAL amount pg TO neaily sgh.
a hundred thousand dollars settlement CT this do.
nd is rrop1sed by the es Of the Vicksburg Bark
I'd an II IL stock IN <ie ia pay men N.gcciniio, .
NV cendirg between the buste Of both institutions,
80 rny arrangement perfected satisfactory to both par
cannt he ohere e tn1n favorablct 70 the interests Of
kh.ldsrs Of ths two banks. Were Il for thu
p.cu atioes gorg il these two socks, the make.
he list is very much d, PR md prices are steady
inkrg. Most Of the f'ncs railroad St cks uay
, d,y, md price, 10 Long Islrnd Harlem, Norwich and
Worcester oni on DRton nre 1wtr at this moment then
pay hav. be- at any time wiz in the past six mcr tbs.
hera are 'hree his state Of the stock mar
ut The Il 81 IL tho cond ION of the money mark \;
crossed Nv te PEI od nj expansions and ccntrnct M in
t moe EN- nts OF he Ranks OF this city The second tho
previous high prices for most Of the seck In the and
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Potiphar and tue Magian lin the days OF
known n thou shSas s breadth Of EsyP. hapeHsd
heh appIo1imstsd closely in appearance :. mog;taehs
Whethe this appendaKe not the cause OF her i'll
SUCCESS u making love 70 tbs viItueu: Joseph is question
with which we have nothing do but certain is that she
al :. oncsvery anxious 70 rid hes of The nuisance
but fc5 once the .k Of the m.gisn was baisd In vain
into rea9ston the stars were and not in conuac-
wve.ehed queen thst cycle Of three honsend ysors would
Yodand that i wOpa be Si.ccver.t among the white
deCaf ted.
tire prcphssed by E.doypa ha, passed .wsyIana o:
is wasnd g completely eradicate .apsrfoa haiI from
Scap which c.rtan remedy for Tan. Frsckss Sun
buru Salowness hsughness Pmpes Kngworm Salt Rheum
seurvy Scmating the skin beautifully white and el.a,
Goauds Liquid Itgetabe Rouge s now the only article
the lsa y tnnS th.ir ps's cheek; with ps!Yapen
glossy brown black GSrysaa. Lty White make. the
Drops will the blessed Of hearing all
afflicted with Deafness
Kemm6er thee .rticlss only be cbs2ined in heir
door from broadway Chs.put stree Philadelphia
Jordan Milk street, Boston Perce Albany; Backus Bull
Troy.
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movements Of travellers.


The number of arrivals yesterday were not in
proportion TO those OF the past week however there
were sufficient at the principal hotels to show that
the tide OF visitors is flowing from distant portions
OF the country, for whom, many of closer ap-
Proclamation have made way. The departures
were more numerous than Sunday generally pro-
duces. Among those that have arrived, we find at
the #$u @
AMraieAx.H. NJ. Hunter, Boston; J. H Coffin. Wash
Boston nir. Crawford, Ohio, and 10 others.
James Scott. Maine; l. benedict, Albany: s. shslton
Boston Mr. Forsyth, Kingston Canada;J Bates, Port
land; ". 8 and f. Newton, London, England; Lobdelo
Hughes Mr. Rogers, Boston, and 20 others.
Clrr-L L. Mills, Mass; WI N. Mills, Oswego;
W. Gsnny. Buffalo; w. Burnham, Canada; J w Hut
crimson, Buao; A. B. Garfield, do; NJ w. Rogers Balti
more, and 10 others. a. &
FaArKLm-C. Tucker, Worcester; w. O. walker, Chi.
cago; Gen. Geo. Davis. Postmaster Troy j. Patterson,
Montrea Messrs. Carathers and Browne Kingston, Ca.
NADIA; w E. Huett, Nisgara; Geo. Oliphant. saom DR..
Turner, ozdensbursh L. Thompson, Rochester, and 8
others
sr.Gxosor'-A. B. Wilcox, New. Haven; J. c. carpen-
o1ssn.
HowARD-Hon. T. J. Patterson eser w. Primrose,
Philadelphia; Rev. j. T. L. Bsscomb Boston; Elias Pat
ter.on, Troy w: 8. Ketts Albany; Mr.. Fuller Wash
WAvsRLEY-Hsn Byron DImnond, Lieut. Gov. Rhode
Island Brstol r. Howard, Boston; Rufus Godfrey, A.
Foster NJ Goodwin. Boston; Messrs Philips. Martin,
The dreadful catastrophe at Pittsburgh, has filled
all the Southern residents at the hotels with
row, and anxiety for further information upon ca
lamty that has annihiated, nearly, the enterprisng
spirit of the merchants and artists CT that rising
city Although the shock may be felt here, and
severely too, by insurance companies and others,
yet it is to be feared that Philadelphia will have 10
encounter the largest proportion, in every OF
the term, of the losses. Pittsburgh was, emphati-
cally, the "Sheffield' of America; and, as we
have learned from those who are familiar with its
resources, interested in it's prosperity, and sangune
IN It's successful progress, time only was wanting to
complete the analogy we have adopted.
As no further accounts have reached us from the
scene OF the Swallow" we are led to hope that
the worst has been revealed. Such is the opinion
Of all we have conversed with on the painful sub
i0ct. nisssa + t..H -sEs Nse H ~ 4e
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Am,use,nc,.ts.

The FINE STuD OF ENGLISH HORSES now per.
forming at the Bowery Circus, selected mostly from
the famous troupe OF the late Ducrow. This evening
three performers will be introduced in the arena
Mr.. D Gardner Madame Gardner, and Master william
Henry. Their performances entirely and orgi-
nal. -a assM.s. n
perfection of this art had been attained, but we
find there are still improvements Among those W. have
seen recently were some specimens at Mr. Tracy rooms
No 2sS Brosdway. He has taken portraits which,
for felike beauty and eject, cannot be excelled He
hss likewise, engaged the services OF mr. Burgess,
who formerly occupied the Of John and
Broadway, ard those who wish picture in his style
which is acknowledged to be superior, will please call
roor, as Mr. D. leavas the city in q few days.
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Nlsw HssANsSs = ThSrs alS tso Nne Dtssf,,s,,

Nsw ssaAxsSs. There als TOO hns Nsafnsfs.
building in this cltyic Boston One Ia 10 run in'ecn,
nection with the Charter Oak, from Boston to Ban.
sor, touching at Portland. She 10 to be 20 feet
long and lS feet beam. The otherjs to run be-
tween Hisham and Boston. Her length on'deck is
lSS feet 2inches. from stem to stern, and a stern
guard feet Al inches, making her whole length on
deck las feet inches breadth "a feet 10 inches
guards IL feet inches each making the whole
breadth AT feet inches. She will have fine airy
saloon her forward deck will be spacious for
freight, horses, and carriges. There will also bo
three fine airy cabins. and spacious promenade
deck lE NMtft tf3iI Nlt
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Medicsi NOTES.-THE Advertisements az the
Nw York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy estsb for
IN. suppression Of QnackeIy in the Of all Diseases will
hereafter appear tn. fourth gr and las column OF is
paper. W. RICHARDSON ". D.. Agent
Oi6ee ard Consp ing eooms of ,h rosess Na.ssn tr.,
AL Phtisdeis,hia subscriptions to tAs
HERALD must be paid th only authorized AGENTS Zisber
To- tra.e Building Thru street pea, Lhesiau Terms
rs ns uonh including he Sunday par err 65
snse for ,a'e bove. daily, o'cock-frice
Gems
The WEEKLY HERALD il also for sale every Saturday,
in Price 6 cents 81 per deliver in any part
Phi 'aieiphia. Tree Of 10
~ All the aud csp Publications for sale at their
tabIshinent issued wholesale aud retail
~ With the c-tinn OF p4,er the feraldr in read
much, perinp, IN Philadelphia any paper published
that city aHordng valuable medium adverssrs Adver
tiremrns handed 10 the agents. half O'clock will ap
p.sr In ,h~ Herald newt dav III
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City Intelligence.

FnE-About half past nine O'Clock Yesterday mornipg
ns and 10
fire. From the combssibc nutre OF the articles with
which the building wooden one, was filled the Aames
spread with great rapdity but checked for
time from breaking through the roof quence
its beirg tuned Considerable alarm entertained for
houses and those opposite side Of the street but
the timely arrival Of several hose companies and four
five sDgnss well manned prevented the Anne. issm
originated and stable and loft at the back which were
entirely destroyed Had not been for the prom ptnes
and energy Of the different engine and hose companies
assisted BY the invaluable Croon the whole block
ssing OF about sixty houses and several the opposite
side Of the street, would have been destroyed and
hops some Of those in the Bowery. many of the
rounding buildings melting houses work shope,
led with very combustibl4 material The dam ss dol
was said to be about 5000 Of which, covered
by insurance. f.s
Police Omce-April I3-THE surrossp AccoMrLIcS
~ BABE-.ArrEMrrED EscArs FROM THE CrrY PRIsor-
Nothing further has been ELECTED in reation 10 the
supposed TO be the sccompce Of Babe establish his
identity His appearances taes almost exactly with the
descriptions that were given OF him at the lime Of The p
racy, but yet all old sals that have service
would answer to pretty much one description. ciIcum
stance trsnsPrednt night which odds to The belief that
of the city prison. and during the noise heard
ia his cell by the night watch, and listening he was
heard cutting away the mason work into the adj'inng
plshing HIS evident intention Of escaping He had sue
coedsd in making something Of hole and very easy
quence Of the wrslched in which he prison l.
constructed large knife found upon him and taken
away. As the adjoining cell empty, and consequent
y unfasened it would have been very difficult job tC
walk out Of the prison. II might have been cessaIy
come in contact with the night wstch Of the p,son bu
coming upon him unprep,red il would nohave qrired
exertion to prive him Of the power preventing
the escane and the who would escape from prison
w,thou' kuo sing with what he charged, he very
feet showing guilt ser) would NOT hesitate much
about the wsys menns long he cond accomp sh
his ends. Tho Suspected party has gone BY three diff
ent names snce he has been In the city.
ToucutNo tn SoMe Pua r.-I Esher W wa
arrested yesterday chsrgei with having touched Mr.
Edwards Southern M. C it is said of $5l She
alto charged with having robbed Mr.. Ephrain shsm
OF Delaware county of $4e5 night Of The 10th Of
cember, at + house in Church street .4
BURGLAR RErAxEN Officers phs and Jackson last
night arrested jim Groves chsrg with brt takpg into
Mr.. Coachman' house sometime since He arresteo
shortly afer the commission o the burglary and held
bi but forfeited his cogn zsnces and Aed IRON justice
Nothing else Of any moment transpred st the Police
Office To- DIV.
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fAaass's OsssA osss-VAasssaoS5's 1aans1F'

- AAlass's OsxaA Aossa-vAassSnesSss naxRsf
Tonight at this hoase, will gather together
brilliant assemblase Of intellect, beauty, and
fashion. Antigone, with the Lady of Lyons on
the same night. is, indeed, an attractive bill, and
VIII afford the benefcsavs opportunity Of display
ing the Versatility of his power in the antipodean
Characters. Dinneford made great move when
ne secured his services as stage manager. Miss
Clarendon also increases in favor, and report speaks
OF her Pauine-which character she will sustain
this evening in addition to Antigone-as a very
clever performance. Nickinson, late of the
Olympic, is engsged by Dinneford, an excellent ac
tor ne plays COL Damas this evening, and we ex.
pect very finished representation Of that charac-
ter This is the last night but one of its perform
ance, and we assure those who allow this opportu-
nifty to pass without seeing Antigone, that they
have missed Intellectual treat seldom offered to
the citizens Of this or any othercity.
ITALIAN OpERA.-De Begnis is full of his project
for the establishment of Italian Opera in this city
He has an agent in Italy collecting troupe, and
we understand that ne has concluded his bargain
for Palmo's theatre.
GRAND BALL-The repetition Of Mr.. Parker's
exhibition ball comes off this evening, at Niblo's
From the preparations made, and the number of
tickets issued, it will doubtless equal any Of the
splendid affairs Of the kind previously conducted
by this able master
The New York herald., 1845-04-14

TRIAL OF NIcHoLAs 8. GoRDoN.-The trial O
this man for being concerned In the murder of
Amasa Sprague, in Providence, is nearly closed,
and we may expect verdict on Wednesday, next
All the evidence is in-see outside-and it has
created good deal of fnterest in this commu
nifty. II he's produced considerable excitement
throughout Rhode leland, from the high character
and standing which the murdered man enjoyed,
and from the fac: that John Gordon has already
been convicted and executed, on very slender evil
dence. for this samA murder
The New York herald., 1845-04-14
Varieties.


John Tyler Jr ia ou with contradiction 10 the state
ment that ne is candidate for Office under the present
administr alton
The Lowell Couir states that w. Goldsmith chare ed
wi tho murder of Mr. Hidftth, in stow, s be Iiel
in Lowell at the June term Of the Supreme Court.
Bafque Bashaw arrived a. Boston on Saturday from
New orleans, having board seventeen .nci
slaves, consigned to Hon. ]. q. Pslhsy, s.cio;uy Il
tate.
II is said that EIlworh AZ tho New Orleans foot racs,
took the wet sponge 10 the first hs instead OF the last
hall. aud thereby struck powerfully as 10 give him
the cramp
The Chistidn Iads1 says that Mr. and Mrs Davenport,
missionaries i'm siam, sre Stockholders, aud that Mr..
Shuck IN China, VIII be on the death oil relative.
The people OF Oregon have Passed law imposing a
tine OF upon any PERSON no shall hereafter introduce
ardent spirits into that seement shd $40 upon per-
who shall sell or barter il.
SPRING MEgTINs ovsR rME UNIoN COURSE :
pararaph il enlpg the rounds Oi The Lewsrarer,.
-s'jng that Col Hfmpitns string oi h uses weretx
p cted to he in Virginia eihe rntcs TO oT ihsr.
shor' ly and that Of eIwa ards they would pro.
seed to New ferk md he y esert at tn. great rae,
bswcen Fashion and P,ytons, TO take Ice in May
hns leaving The ioieietcs that they weud
be- competitors flr purses N red on the Northeru
sonrses. Wehsv, ON h. b, ,st authority that the
nR sock OF Col Hampton qli,tly sonced In their
stables at home, aud that h. has not the eest idea oi
.cndirg them on any migratory excursion vhsevcr.-
WINE Col IL is always really nny time to Q ,n'riouf
cstom to send Ia orse asrp 4, wi lie he IL tvsr pr'-
cared 10 give interest 10 NIT ng in ths secioh
couitry We take cccli to remark no ever, on "u'
'wn refonb lity, that n I'D Col " NIPPON ~ any INT
he Turf we're dcsirous Of ohinicg t vices TO sus
ain or id to the reputation q me scum
to thst sHrct would be readily aeceded 70 CAnrsson
Courier, .apyii 10.
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Theatrlcals. 80

Ye-Wang the celebrated Chinese jugger who recently
arrived in this country. makes display Of his abilities at
the Apollo Saloon this evening He said to be extraor
dinarily clever. E- A
The Boston papers state that signor Rapettis Concert
on Saturday evening at the Odeon perfect triumph
in the musical art The house highly respectable,
in character and in numbers and his reception and
cordial The performances throughout gave the most
entire Satisfaction.
The New York herald., 1845-04-14

This steam ship eglecied for once TO arrive on
Sunday. She is now in her sixteenth day.
The New York herald., 1845-04-14

TRIAL OF KLEIN FOR MuRDRR-The trial of this
man for the iahuman murder of the poor woman,
in the suburbs of this city, by stabbing her, and
firing her dwelling, in December last, will take
place in the May term of the Court of Oyer and
Termner. The jury, very properly, have rendered
verdict adverse to the opinion that the prisoner
is insane.
The New York herald., 1845-04-14

CIRCUIT CcuRT Judge Willard will preside In
this Court until Judge Edmonds returns from Cir
cult. The Civil calendar will be taken up this
day
The New York herald., 1845-04-14
Ch.nges or Weathsr and Cateh,ng Cold.-
Bears Iinlr Restorativc, mt hts Azcn, y, 67
Walker st. lst store FROM Bro ad way.

Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, at his
only agency, 81 Walker from broadway
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!, MISSOURI RvER.-The steamer Lexington, from
the Missouri river, reports il to be in wrett he'd
condt'on and more difficult and dangerous to navigate
snas has ever been known There is but two and
snag that il IL difficult for boats to pass between them
The steamer Tobacco Plant protect her guards was
Obliged send her boat shsad to these that lined
the channel.-Sf Louis Republican, .april4.
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Song No. 2.

Ar" Farewell to the Mountain"
Toths mcfphsw s which made me .si ansyA by man
;st Scse. rs @ sSSSs
Far.well far chesrly gaze in the glass,
And know that none can nv be uty surpass lfee!
o o III ss and
WI; doqS III, s.s.l eoyg q The ssau"s Jones,
& r T i % s II
,sa; 's
s9s e az ~
Be:son ledger Budins: PSisdslihs 8 State IT,
"It's march Is onward, while the patient
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s: sis s:sF
been s%S r. o;s = a.e T e. i md
g. ;s pssus n i ws DELAY ND e. % % M
;%Ps,;s mi door sS''s Ann,
To those who would possess good. q beau
siful silky Head Of Hair for the small ef hre. shsg
E ss ;.S y s.i a:sR:s s: E:
s :: :1s ss
r. AID Sss sas:. Iii md s
;gp S, The . falling S.y G sS a assure: .!
ss. Shilling: s az afss e dssS.% s,i.s sa,
b Changes OF Weather and Catching Cold.-
Whsn rom sudden changes of the be-
Checked those humors which should escape the skin
will be tn inwsrdy; and headache aud knes
sumption various the body and
many oth-r uuo uolessant symptoms sure t. follow.
medicine fov carrying stod bscaus shey txp from the
system all morbid and c,rrup hum the Kind
Of disease aud natural that the body
eyed o.. all its suerngs by Four five Of said
Indian Vegetable Pills !skeu night be will
in short mr remove the p9s violent Of cold but il used
f- from all bad humors that disea form will be sbs
lutely impossible fst > MA LN
BEWARE CouNTERFIIrs-The public are respectfully in
formed that medne pupo ting To be Improved nd.n Fills
made in New York. End sold by the various the
comery not the genuine rights Indian Vegetable Pills.
The only aHaios imp st to purchase thu
Office General Dsrot, No. 2S8 Greenw ee N York.
and n Al to beparicula to ash for Wnshs ndi Veg
etabie Pills. = fEl[r WIT
NJ B-Beware Of al sug ,ated eurterfeit Pills.
The New York herald., 1845-04-14

THE COURIER AND THE "YouNa WHros." s."-The
Courier is now trying hard to eat up it's abuse Of
Mr.. Selden, and publishes long rigmarole articles
about the necessity of concliatlon and unity. Il
wont do. The influence of the Wall street press il
confined to few stockjobbing cliques. and cannot
control the young whig movement SO auspiciousy
commenced by Mr.. Selden. We will, however,
have some very amusing and interesting develop.
mentsin the progress Of the present contest, be-
tween the two sections. We are watching the
quarrel, and will soon be enabled to give the pso-
pie some curious reports.
The New York herald., 1845-04-14

DAVID HALE IN TRouBLE.-Our pious contempo-
rary, the Rev. David Hale, has, it appears, got into
serious trouble with some fhis female tenants
He published the other day savage article. calling
for repeal of the law making mal-contracts with
landlord binding, and referring to the particular
case of lady, whom he abuses in manner very
unbecominga Christian. We very much fear that
Satan has desired to have David that he may sifi
him as wheat. David Jared badly enough in the
hands Of the Universaists, but we rather think he
is now in the way Of suffering more.
The New York herald., 1845-04-14

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.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
steam ship Great western.

New York, Monday, April IA, Is4s.