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NANCY widow of the late Samue. Green, IN the ssth
year OF her age.


suddenly. at Newark 18th instant, MARY LOUISA.
second daughter OF Abel n and Martha Waters aged
years, months and day.


The friends and acquantances OF the family arc re-
Guesed 20 attend the funeral at o'clock to-day Thurs
day. from No. ~ Smh.si Newark. n. j.


On the 10Th a Stamford, Conn. Mr.. JAMES :. DAN-
EMP ORT, aged -.


- We cheerfully comply with the request TO
publish the following from the Commercial Adrer.
tiser of this city:


lessrs Editors Having occasion to visit NewJerscy,
spent few days in the borough OF Ehzabethio"n, u
November, and much pleased with the general ap'
pearance OF the place Ehzabethtown IS pleasantly su-
sted about fifteen miles from the city OF New-fork the
communications between them being frequent and con-
venient often as SIX times day by the NewJersey
Railroad and the steamboat Water-Wiich.


There i've Churches in the place TWO oil them
Presbyterian one a Baptist another Episcopal, and
the las; Methodist Episcopal finished short time
since.


is pleasing at all times to see attention paid 10 the
erection OF suitable places OF rcigous worship. and tue
present year has increase OF buildings OF this de-
scrption that be gratifying TO all we-wsheTs to
the cause OF Religion.


My attention during my say called particularly to
the Methodist Episcopal Church above referred TO-
well by OF Its conspicuous situation rs the beau
" OF structure and nish. II Is erected on NateTs
and was built under many discouraging circumstances
and the zeal perseverance and industry OF those con
nccted with il worthy OF ali praise.


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the best manner the Grecian style OF ar hiiecture en-
ccp, the pillars which are of the Corinthan order.


beautiful iron railing encloses the front and the
whole external appearance OF the building ID very Inn
posinl.


The interior arrangements are beautiful and IN good
taste three commodIous aises divide the nterl9 and
great has been paid to the convenience OF the
congregation; the seals are easy and coniortaoie and
so LACED that the speaker is IN u!l view OF the wnoc
congregation.


The pulpit, of pure white is pattern of neatness-
No. ed N
tire piece and venator striking to the eye and quite
beautiful in appearance The Church Furniture was pre-
Eented the ladies' and presents at once an air oil neat
ness and beauty seldom surpassed


IL NAV not be arnss that the Sabbath Sceoot
scholars attached to the Church collected one hundred
dollars towards the erection o the Church. and present
ed it on the day OF dedication.


The entire appearance and workmanship OF this build
ing reflects great credit all connected with It's erec
tiou and am happy TO have 1t in mypower to give INC
of the artists and mechanics. as gentlemen worthy
OF public patronage. Mr. Aaron Thompson OF Elizabeth
town Architect and General Superntendent Mssons-
Mcssrs Davis OF same place; Mr.. Wm A Black. do Or
nainental Painter; Mr. VIM. Downing oi New-fcrk
House Painter; Mr.. Richard Moore do Iron Railing
manufacturer


cannot forbear speaking the services Of the Church.
which were well attended The Minister, Rev. James
O Rogers is favored with extensive revival OF Re
glon IN his Church. deep solemnity rested on the
whole congregations and the services were conducted IN
the best order The singing is of high order, and as
good as we have in New York. It ls conducted By Mr.
James Woodruff


conclude with the wish that every society OF Cn!ls
tian had such house in which 10 worship God Inose
about erecting places OF worship would do well 10 cal!
and go. this one g.


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Two Persons BURSED TO DEArH-The Wash.
incon =pondent the Baltimore sun, says in ley
ter dated Dec. a


letter received here this morning brings the heart
rendering intelligence that Mrs. Kyle, and Alexander
Kyle, Jr the mother brother OF Mrs Amos Kendall
were burned alive Friday, the 2Sth ultno Early IN
april ISL the venerable couple. attended by their son
f.Vt 1.g.t s-pF pArE a
themselves in the Far West and the high regard N
which they held by citizens OF all classes was fully
at,ested by the host OF friends VINO visited them on the
evening previous their departure. They located them
selves in Clark County Missouri, about ten miles from
Monticello


About noon on the day OF the calamity fire broke
in the Prairie which threatened TO destroy all their
grain. MIS-. Kyle, Mr. Kyle her and young man
in their employ, hasteued 10 endeayor 10 sa'e II
The IRE gained them rapidly that the young man
proposed but Mrs r. thought that "ltt Little
perseverance, some OF the stacks could be pre-
served The young made his way out-ran a short
distance and then looked back when all he could dis
cover was a volume OF blsck smoke proceeding from
the spot where he LEFT them He fastened back, where
ne found Mrs Kyle entirely consumed except portion
OF her body with fragments OF her clothing stu
attached thereto few feet from her lay her son with
all his clothes burned ot-his body perfect crisp.


FIRE AT PIrrsBURGH, Dec. I3-At an early hour
nis morning IRE broke in the Odd Fellows Lodge
Room corner Of Wood-st and Virgin alley, which
after several hours exeron tae part OF our energetic
6remen) subcued without spreading 10 the adjoining
buildings.


The house was a threestory brick owned By Kill
incoOn Stewart. Esq. and occupied by Herr Hohler,
druggists P. z. Boylace, printer Of the Pittsburgh
Catholic, and the Conner aud Chosen Friends Lodges,
l. o. OF o. :.


The Iodseroo, JUS, d;ted up IS entirely ruined, and
al the splendid rcgaa and parsph-rraia OF the orce
destroyed. Mr. Eoyan loses type. in attempt
20 them and Messrs Kerr & Mohier lose some
$1,000 by water. The latter are insured for $1,000


r.. :. Gazette.
. USMIrIGATED RAscALGTY.-Some twenty sailors,
who had discharged from the frgate Cumberland
this port entrusted the greater part of their money
the OF their landlord with whom they boarded
The landlord previously, the credit of having house
full CT bosrcers up heavy bills At di5eren. stores,
but before pay day arrived be cecamped 10 parts un-
known, taking with him the sailors cash. Bost Post
SSow.-There vas heavy fall OF snow in Rich,
1nond yesterday melted nearly fas, it fell
There Is ane sleshing from Winchester 10 Wheeling.
through the Northwest Counties. AZ Cls-ksburg, the
10 inches deep. We 10 have hard winter,
fear. Richmond Wing.


e THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT has given Off
c!a notice that al persons wishing 10 visit the Ottoman
empire must nave their passports cerhed By the Os-
consul and that all vessels gong 70 any port OF the
same empire must be provided VIII bill Of health duly
certified by the Ottoman consul.


We learn from gentleman OF Concord that
tee waste house OF Mess-s Peabody Daniels. paper
makers Franklin burned the ground last Fri-
day morning. Loss about S20oo-insurance $500


Manchester Am.


e There was q severe gale al New Bedford on
Monday which knocked the shipping about corsidera.
biz bur little damage was done however new and
extensive !ce-house OF 3. Rodman ESQ was blown
down.


e A block o: buildings a, KendalPs Mills, Fair.