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DOB, YOU'D LIKE to have BEARD but you're
ny sy ss na bs nv sst. ad
VII the shin ~ Il YOU have Plass .qsa,s
50 60 Anns;- ard al dusIs,> Brooklyn Mrs HAYES No 7'
Ful;ons
DEAFNESS CURED The following is taken frc.,
~ Weekly Deafne=We understand ths the s1ccr
vke has followed The q se.rPa Acoustic OIL case. Of deaf
wiose cssSs were on1idsed hope, fhe calls medicine
q, b5e hs pubs r The cure Of that distressing disease
will call ssd TO Ms B. D. sands No 100 elions
SoftS III IS ''' ''' ''' ca" nave ''''-'''@ '''
L|OR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS You can be cured of
Tie Bowels Resenc 10 Rsvs stsrES J. CLARK Graves and
R ws.ee AN p T. Atwen MD Of Troy csnferense Cru
s Of H%So. sh,Is the S S1% yEaiS
. For sale by druggists and oekeper' throughout the States
GLENNs TRUE vERBENA WATER-Ths de-
Sse +sH {HEMoS EFoif
Lsdes particular account Of s sns aud delightful odor
End will useful removing the nsaor occoned BY
sGrIS 1 % s o.Ss ss seape h the e! s and YET
% so I'D p. STs o 10 ne b. so a. .d no
MEAkIM No. "a Broadway.
GOURAUDs LIQUID HAIR DYE is positively
Sb9i Or the ys5s best epsI
snsrsns that it's so This Dye never stain. the .sn eqas no
COT fT1hiAS MF ATED fSr carps
t14 R# i'csS SETTLE si
e eSisi sHd afs HAIR GLOSS aEsTSRlri LILY
iory Waltcst Broadway and ~ Wnhnstous Boston
NETWORK PRIVATE LYINGIN INSTITUTE,
~ or Of South 9Th and ht WILLIAMSBURG By Dr. HOLMES.
Examining Physician for the Coroners of Newfors
DROOF POSITIVE and SURE We have sold over
eNO bottle. Mr.. wINsLows Soothing Syrup the past
year We believe the best medicine in the world for Ghi dren
eethns the Dy-enery and Darrha IN Children
from TeethnE other lt siye univer
In all above stated -t immediate ard ,o
solutsy certain. CURTIS PERKINS Drugsss New;Y YORK
Sod ty BOYD PAUL No q Courandtst c n RING corner
Of Johnst and Broadway ". d. CRuMBIE No 5ls Bowery
NswYork and Mrs HAYES Nos IT'S Fulton and rs Aantics.s
Prooklvn Price IS cents bottle.
CANDs SYRUP Of HOARHOuND and VEGETA-
- BILE ANTs-l2i q and 20 csnsA delightful and
sure re,dy Coughs Gods and Conumpons Sold wholesale
md retail Sands Mammoth Drug Store No III Janess
WHAT HORSE-OWNERS have long and seriously
w wanted nnent especially adapted TO me ho,'-
him dsythis the public viii ind 10
Dr. KELLINGFRs and certain remedy eaed Medes chsn
Dr. Kenrer Medical harm the most wonderful m dene
offered the public IL cures heaves snd M aa
lies at This only BE- had retail OF The Doctor
nc the materials caunot be obtained Ibis e
what horse owners nave Ions wzgi - % .ne
cal Charm each and smaller szes B-Mr Lane NM
West cured horse in few DAYS OF .aves and NHdIs
RadoTd whossae Of No 81 Wesst plfcht,
splendid badly injured was thought he *9nd de
IN few Sav. cured with bottle and woh ~"
There been ANYTHING ike in the history Of nne
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BUFFALO and NETWORK CITY RAILROAD VIA
~ N.r Ysrt and Ere Railroad 20 HoRSELLsvILLE tsenee
BrFFAIC Il Dalcc follow
eA BrTTaLo ExTREsS-TkroGxh - Eoars znz-> with
change q bazaar. flr re-ne-s Lake
AN NAIL rKAIN-S.oppinx . al stai0ls
SPIN EKFEEss TRafs-Arrve a. BafAlo :: 9 y M
Tickets Nc. COurtiandts,- All ~. of Ir1aaes-
:. 6 HOYT. szPs.r;endsat
". G TsLLx.DSs s-sut No. Csgrf.nd-st.
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD To PHlLA'
NDELPHIA-Fru Pier North Of BARRY place
Two Lines daily. Al 10 and Aeecmr,otson Line AZ 10
b. TRENTON Anhoy. thence By
Boriertowr ard steabof r STOCKTON Philadelphia Fare
- ExDress Line p " BY steamboat JOHN POTTER 20
AnbSy det Camden By Throsgh u q hosE FAKE
-. Esturuipx Phi.deiphia A. 10 A. ". and 2PN
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excursions
GRAND Fy,I,RsION and CELEBRATION to

|HRAND EXCURSION and CELEBRATION to
" WINFIELD Avg So SssOmuibuses and eOnyeysuce viii
On r3 nd Noson-s; Ferries from The Wlamsburgh
s he Sd.s rd Calvary Cemetery Ferry every half hour
stss he day, comm, ucing before O'Clock -
U aav he Is on he Of Fskeav VIII be offered
sot SALE Terms heretofore Ten Doas on esoh L., al .ne
ne Of purchase snd - monthly payments Persons
avail the opportunity 10 purchase m sc LOS
- 60 well 70 be she ground early ,.
A'tShmtU's will he pf0N tded for 10. 0wnrs ana al
apsrt a sbopt nco Muse and II ground shrosga
duy Tie pub respectfully invited 70 Pr Pate IA 'ne
'uitni,s OF the occasion
Al hr;hsr viii be sycn A. ihs once No ofyoaow
ornsl Of ChsfAsns. y d. HOGAN, on ne premises
q q. ANDREWS \ ! r. kENDELL
shorh the waihr prove s-oTmy the Excursion W." axe
I4c h tss fair day hereafter.
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Uatcr Cure.

Water Cure.
nk. sHEW, of New-iork. earliest American Prac-
ober Water Core and author Of works the sub
VII receive psfisn dgng the connection
with Nr D CAMPBELL 81 Lebanon spri1ss Columbia Co. v l.
Tor LADIES ONLY.-Wa-hnston Springs, Meun-
tain Road P.aiu ID ersev Uaier The cold1c. Of Dr.
SHAcOETT and kis dAHshteTinIw. Ms z B. BARBER For
TENS ard Circular OF til, highly rCFpeetsAe Iataon address Is
above.
~ II. TAYLOR, NJ. d.. No Eleventh-st, cor.
Os Foursh.v the WGerCure AMI Physiological
q eEese IL 3oes Application Ao oce ccn~as
ion.
HlDROPATHlC and HiGlENIC INSTITUTE,
No r. LsiEhfs- r T. TRAIL VI n. proprietor Aecommo
hundrrd prson. department will b opened
Mseos ,r3 Physiological school November
NEW YORK CITY WATER CURE. No. Isl 18th
~ place The bet accommodation for
Patients desiring Bosder received by the DAY week
o n WELLINGTON VI. D
PHILADELPHIA WATT X CURE ESTABLISH
II MENT WahinsfonsquAre No 81 South fhst.
Or II MEIER 4 7. d REA
Sosery Obstetrics and General Practice attended to By
r MEIER.
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NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW. JERSEY.-

NEN1RAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-Nex
~ York Somerve and MAY iS5j-Lesye
Pier No North River for Es-,on and intermediate pisces at
M IL and 81 p NJ and Someryile p "
lesve Phip-burfh opposite Esston and 10 A N ,:
THIS line Ezsbehtown with By the J. Rail
rotd, foot Of Courflaudt-st
Siege connection with trains from New York fol-
viz At Psafed u Nedns sisT and 81 VI
DAYS Btsleurdse somervle 81 NJ daily for Pluckan
Pnpsok White House a NJ daily for Pennington
New CHAMPION A NJ daily Belyidera and Phlpsburzh
daily WlkesbaIe Bethlehem Allentown Msueh Chank and
Dsf1 pa
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THE NEW-YO ISE and LIVERPOOL United
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
BALTIC, Capt. Comstock.
- 2
ADRIAT1C

ships built by expressly for Government
hes taken in their construction also in
their strength and speed and their noda
unequad for elegance and comfort Price
of passage NewYork Liverpool in rsclass oah +lS in
exclusive of size no; from
LIVERPOOL NewY0k $50 and $40 An experien at
fsched to each mI 20 ,'r Tp az I III T
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n
rsi nss f ~ NTwYoSS~foI NewHmsn Accommodation at
r,a en-. 1 The kii';ta
nd r sS Sal f1" % Sorss and BdssPo
as A. and sl5 NJ for NOrwat and 10 and 4ioP for
Pcr Chester -, 49,, v.,....,..
70, Vi H fss @ s on iHs Hartford S
den Niddeown, Hartford and Springfield The p
For oonntceui River RAlrOdEIpres' a. ga
For Aeso%mOd.On tram Of the ,sa Nss Maven Hartford and
For Canal RaroadAt and us NJ Accommodation to New
Tor sven and London R.rO.a-AsA to Nor
~sh Sonnon and T.ovdnis and .nd
For D.nbay SOw.k NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e, and s'
Isns: SsxYcsr.% 60 nm 81
from So wst NJ; from Port chesser At $50 NJ
u Gee e W. Have Juy Isss GEo WHISTLER IT, sapt
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-SummerA Arrange
mn,Tsin. leave chstcr.,t daily for As,ny and r T.
rehins Montreal O'clock, and Niagara Falls 50
MAI lin: iisia Thr.u:A Way I5sn.l.M ,sdssFM
from Cham Sei i Passenger Train NJ
i'i FER ZEE Reclaim att A NJ ASP NJ and Pm
The Peekk And POushkeePe Trains stop q; al the
taken at Chamber. anal Christopher lh and 5l'ts.
SUNDAY TRAINS from Canals, At 80 for Poushseef-ei
and for Albany ''' 4EDaTsD T TsESca Superintendent
DUFFALO. CORNING and NEWYORK KALI
ID ROAp-EXTENSION AVON SPRINGS and CALEDO
MA train AIS P NJ immediately
Of the Day Express fru and srr1s Al Avon
neci. viii Day ErPrs.. East which vs'" NewYOrs shout
4. VI. a
leaves Avca AZ ~ r " connsei ~ WIN ms
N;Tht fxrress which arrives q New forx about 10 A
I Road hrosf and diEenf nom ne
and Ire Railroad directly Avon sprinss ne s eo1o,os
nd eirioI route New,Jerey 70 th.t laee
Tho tickets New York bloocs Waysnd Iooss ana
Avon can Be procured the NswYo AID Erie E.a4 os
60 81 ngsrs either the above named Stations % We"
YORK. = A NEDs -. > 80 p.r-".a
Coming July q 1888
yI,OIfIO NURWALk and CLEVELAND RAIL
pOaD-Forrsing Connection with the Mehsan soafherE
pras lie ouly Railroad Lne between he E.s. and WesI
The bSf and expeditions route between Eastern cities chicago
Ano - LS"' SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On ard sfer MONDAY May 10 Passenger Trans VIII esFee Ay
SUNDAYS sxetTftdl o. follows;
n -. -. 7l5AN Nail .....-........... 80 A N
Nal -.............l AN Express %
TsSPM Night IL - r :
'eN' CONNECTING DIRECTLY
,-.,, ~ NeSisan Sou.hea crd Northern Indians
R,c5 Tor Chxo sious snt taouE Chao ind kock
Lizard Raica1 and on limos hive ifns me IA -
Louk -. -, D.. LII. -. p,l-o.S -
s5r.tv civ s-rnzhed Dyton Cincinnati nd.n,Pos &c
A. 49, Aarsne d and -snc Railroad o
SHIN Jurct.ou C0llnb1s Lsaesstle NeEa<k AZ
A. G with trains Cleveland Connbos And Cinei1rEl
h rain OF Shore Railroad for S-~YOst aid
pc-son VA Bufslo A5any ard ~ New YORK va D9nkrk
- .,i. 81 svsna t..kh Railroad for PEesrEa Pail
a"e'Fa' EB PHILLIPS sspsriEtsndss;
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LesVesRed Bank

NRThis Boa vii advertised wes,neF peTnlEns So
bc IN rrdinss 10 al OF the country
All peir are forbid trusting This Boat account of The Owners
STATfN ISLAND FERRY, foot of WhitehaiLst.-
- SIMMER ARRANGEMESTs.-Fsre 6l cents 20 OUARAS
nv sr ArI ITnN VANDERBILT LANDING. o. and aiter
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DFGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON. PROVE


III DENCE. NEW BIZ DFORD. TAUNTON and NEWPORT
Inland Route without change Of deentiJn Canning the
Eastern Mail
The steamers VANDERBILT. Cap. Joel Stone and cOMMO
DORE Capt j. NJ Lewis in connection with the sto1Ezton and
Providence and Boston and Providence Rsos leaving New York
daily excepted Pier No y r. r wharf above
O'Clock ~ and Stoningon at O'Clock NJ
he Of the Mail which leaves Boston s. = VI
These steamers unsurpassed for strength safety speed comfort
END The officers experienced and attentive
t superior other Being
direct the pleasantly and erPediousl
performed while always rely reaching their des
sd,snee those by either ofthe other rout
The COMMODORE from New iork-N0nday, "Wednesday and
Friday. sioungton-Tuesisy Thursday and Saturday
The C. VANDERBILT from New i0rk-fuestay THURSDAY aud
SATURDAY, From stoning 0n-Mondsy Wednesday and Friday
NBPsngers arriving sionnron proceed immediately
Mail Providence Boston Taunton and or
by accommodation trains from sonington AZ % A "
Master the steamer and train through each
The PERRY leaves Providence for Newport "a and
y. NJ daily, except SUNDAYS.
For psege lerhs freight; application be made
Pi,r No. \. r. The o1ee. No 10 BAiters place
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T,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL


n experienced surgeon on board
will accountable for Cold Silver.
Bullion Jewery, Precious Stones Metals bills of
adne thereof therein
For freight psssage apply 10 - . 49, .
T.. CUNARD No Bowling Green.
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Hleoiedl.

DOB. YOU'D LIKE to have BEARD but you're
ID skared OSGUENT-S0w. know will force the
Wskerr q MEsche s.rous thick weeks snd
VII the skin Ty il have pluck enough
ucr part the country X O. GRAHAM
ard al dTug1E.s. Brooklyn. Mrs HAYES. No IT'S
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CIXTY MILES DISTANCE SAVED ONLY

- TIIIRTY-sIX AND A HALF HOURS TO CHICAGO
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE, carrying the Grea;
Wean : Through Mail for Chicago and s. Louis Milwaukee
Racine Kenoha and all pos Lake MichzanThrough from
Buffalo o Monroe in IL hours without landing
following magnificent and anequaed Steamers form the ne
between Buffalo and Monroe
EMPIRE STATE J. Wilson commander leaves Buffalo MON
DAYS and THU RSDAYS.
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN. A. d Perkins commander, leaves
Buffalo TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
NORTHERN ISDIANA 4 Pheat, commander, leaves Buffalo
WEDNESDAYS ard SATURDAYS
the splendid will leave the Michigan South
O'Clock Z NJ Except sundays
directly through Monroe without landing in IL hours
Lightning Exprt Tram will be waiting take
rs direct to Chicago arriving evening after leaving
Buffalo -
THE LAKE SHORE RAILROAD In connection with this
line forming the only continuous line Railroad to Chicago aud the
Illinois River.
For through tickets by NewYork aud Erie and Buffalo and New
Railroad Buffalo b. the Peoples Line Of Steam
boats Hudson Albany and Buffalo apply
Holm PORTER Agent Y.
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STATE or NV YORK
SECEEIARY's OFFICE.

;.i ,,.o,ou on Sic IN this and d. certify that The
i ecset r.rscpt ard Of The whole Of sad ortsa
.@l = oc- the Ci,v ~ Albany
n the sth OF Irne IN the OF orr Lord 1854
t--' RANDALL. o.
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REFRIGERATORS.

HNHE SUBSCRIBER has just received another
L ply Of those "UNIVERSAL STONE JAR
PERPETRATORS" manufactured by L. c. FAIRS
of Philadelphia; and which receiveda DIPLOMA {,
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute of this CITY
1t is conceded by those who have examined or L
this REFRIGERATOR. to be decidedly the /
Article now in use. 1t is so arranged that each a
Gle of Food or Provision is entirely separate.
removed with facility. BY the plan Of its constr
ton, current of cold air is in constant circulsI
around each vessel, and within each apartme
while by simple Ventilating Contrivancc, the C
plete Purity of the whole Apparatus il insured.
Ea- For Sale at Manufacturers Prices, with
privilege of being returned if they do not prove
every way satisfactory, by c. W. B0TELER
ap 26-tf Iron Hal
union g. Inteligencer if 3taw4w.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

nR. HUNTER, Member of the Royal Coilege
- Surgeons, London, and late Pupil in bo'l.
for Consumption, London. &c. will be absent II
Washington on professional business in Ne" J.,
Albany, and Troy. from The evening Of sstufl
May LIST, until 18th June.
During the present week he may be consu' !
heretofore in Consumption. Asthma, Bronchi'f .
Throat, and Affections of the Heart, at bis 10
Pennsylvania avenue, Immediately opposite .
Hall.
The treatment pursued, in addition TO the
administration Of remedies by the stomach, Is ln1
inhaling a medicated vapour either from q SUI
instrument or by filling a chamber in the patfi
house, or by the employment OF both those mean
the circumstances of the case may require.
The peculiar advantages Of inbalstlon IN ~
of the Lungs, &C.. are, that the remedy is apph'.
rectly TO the membrane diseased; that IT does Dc,
terfere with exercise or the ordinary business O
n.t;ent. that the most feeble Invalid may use il "
out an unpleasant symptom; ard lastly and ~,
paIly. that il has been attended by the most epc
aging success.
DR.. HUNTER is assisted by DR.. WELLESLEY.
Hours from a. N. to 6 p. N. ap %
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DIED.


On the 25th instant, JAMES WILSON, in the 10th
year Of his age.
go The funeral will take place tomorrow, We'd
nesday, at II O'clock at his late residence on Second
street, one door from 3.
In this city, on the 2lst instant, Mrs. SUSAN NOR
RIS, after long and painful Illness which she bore
with christian fortitude in the SD year of her age
Farewell, dear mother, thou hast left us,
Never to meet on earth again;
But lis the Lord that hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Angels now lowering around her,
Unperceived they mix in the throng,
Wondering at the love that crown'd her,
All is over! all is well!
The summer winds will gently wave,
The grave around that lonely spot,
And whisper rs they pass along,
Sleep on, thy friends forget thee not"
fredericksburg papers please copy.
On the 25th instant, Mr. WILLIAM HUGHES,
aged 46 years.
At Georgetown College, on the LIST instant, WILL
LIAM SMITH, aged So years.
At Montevideo. on board q. s. Frigate Congress, on
the 18th January last, CHARLES GULDIN, seaman,
native of this city.
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NEWS ITEMS.

BUST OF WEBsTER.-Mr. Thomas Ball. q
Boston artist, has had patent granted
him for his design of bust of Daniel Web
ster. The work of art in question is most
admirable, as our citizens are generally
aware.
New CHURCH IN BosToN.-Rev. DR..
Neale's Society has purchased from the
Public Library Committee, the Loring es-
tate on Somerset ST., and will immediatly
commence the erection of magnificent
church edi6ce upon the same. 1t is one of
the finest locations in the city for church,
being retired yet central and delightfully."-
situated.
BRIDGE TO BE BUILT.-The Philadelphia
and Baltimore Railroad Company is pre-
pairing to proceed at once with the erection
of bridge ever the Susquehanna river
A survey is already in progress for the
purpose of ascertaining the best point for
its location.
CHoLERA.-The Weldon IN. c. Patriot
states that the cholera is raging between
that town and CASTOR, and that eight or
nine deaths had recently occurred. It is
said to have originated from eating oysters.
and the citizens Of CASTOR had held meet
ing and requested man engaged in selling
them to stop the business.
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CARD FOR LADIES.

"ENRY WEIRMAN'S celebrated Ladies'. Mis-
Ill and Children's fine FRENCH SHOES. are
by the undersigned, on 18th street, just above Co
ran Riggss Banking House, in his new build
with the high marble steps, where he will rec
Ladies' orders. and kerp constantly On hand a '
superior assortment of Ladies. Misses and Child
French Cater WALKING SHOES, White and b
Satin CATERS, SLIPPERS, &c, made to order h,
Weirman, of Philadelphia, of the best French GA
materials and in the latest Parisisn styles II
Caters are entirely different from what are CONNIE
termed "slop shop Shoes" being all custom work
superior workmanship, and warranted to give yer
satisfaction.
Ladies. therefore. who value beauty. comfort.
economy, viii be gratified in the opportunity to
suit their best interest and TASTE in so essential
Of female dress.
The Ladies of Washington. Georgetown. Alexand
and vicinity, are respectfully invited to cali and u
for themselves.
ap 26-5w C. WEIRMsN
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BRITAIN's FUTURE KING.

The oldest son of Queen Victoria begins
to exhibit military talent, and has received
an appointment as General or Major Gen
eral with an addition of some half million
Of dollars attached to his salaries. He has
already stormed one teapot and two coffee
pots.-Exehange Paper.
The Pennsylvania says, that is not q
hundreth part of the ''storming" his royal
mamma has performed, if half the stories
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For the Daily Evening Start
INHALATION IN CONSUMPTION


Influenced by a sense of the duty I owe
to mankind, would respectfully request
the insertion in your valuable paper of the
following statement of my sisters illness
and her recovery from consumption. During
the fall of of 1851 she was violently affected
with cold, followed by disagreeable cough,
which continued some months, being in
creased by each additional cold. In Jam
uary, 1852, severe pain commenced in the
left side and region of the heart, accom-
panied with violent cough, night and day.
Such was the severity of the cough and the
distress arising from a suffocating sensation
on lying down, that she was compelled to
sleep bolstered up in bed. There was great
difficulty in breathing, thick yellow matter
was coughed up from the lungs, occasionally
mixed with blood, and towards the latter
part of February nearly half a pint day.
Her strength was wasted, there was great
oppression of the chest, with rafting
sound in breathing. Her face was flushed
with hectic fever, and the eyes burned with
peculiar brilliancy.
Under such circumstances we could not
doubt that her lungs were very much affec-
ted, and we had no hope of her recovery.
Such was her state at the close of Februa-
ry, with the symptoms increasing in violence
when she commenced inhaling ''medicated
vapors" under the direction of DIR. Hunter,
and DIR. Wellesley, his assistant. We had
not long to wait for evidences of improve
ment. The cough soon became less severe,
the matter was raised from the lungs in
large quantities without much effort, the
oppression in breathing went off, hectic
fever disappeared, her rest became comfort
able, and her appetite and strength returned.
In a month she was out of danger, and in
two perfectly restored to health. A year
has since elapsed and she continues free
from all traces of disease.
This happy result We feel was due entirely
to the use of inhalation; and under this
conviction feel it to be our duty to proclaim
it to the world, and this deem will be a
sufficient excuse for asking for this letter
a place in your widely circulated paper
Your obedient servant,
FREDERICK ANDREWS,
Dunbarton street, Georgetown.
GEORGETOWN, D. c., April 25, 1853.
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DEcL1NED.-Judge LIE Grand, has declin-
ed to accept the Office Of Solicitor of the
Treasury, rendered by President Pierce
This determination of Judge lie Grand (says
the Baltimore Sum- will not only be hailed
with satisfaction by the entire bar of Mary
land, by whom he is held in the highest
estimation for his eminent abilities as q
judicial officer, but by the people of the
State generally, who warmly esteem him
for his many excellent qualities as citizen.
His acceptance of the highly honorable post
rendered him by the President would have
been, it is universally admitted, loss to
the judiciary of Maryland.
CALIFORNIA NEws.-The passage of the
foreign miners tax bill was received with
great rejoicing by the native miners. The
impression prevails that its effect will be to
drive many foreigners from the mines.
SECRETARY OF LEGATIoN-Hon. James
Buchanan, Minister to England, has offered
the post of Secretary of Legation to Hon.
VIM. Appleton, of Maine.
A most excellent selection. Mr. Apple
ton is one of the best men in his party.
sP1R1ruAL.-The Bangor Wing states that
the police of that city seized two hundred
and sixty gallons of liquor on Wednesday,
on board the steamer Boston.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-04-26
Old Prime Brandies, Wines, Fresh Fruit

Old Prime Brandies, Wines, Fresh Fruit,
ANDING this day from schooner Statesman. f.
IL New York
halfpipes Old Guards, Dupuy & Co.'s Pale
Dark BRANDIES
4 half pipes superior Old London Dock Henne
BRANDIES
half-pipes old A. Seignette q Co.'s BRANDIES
halfpipes old Madeira and Sherry WINE
100 baskets Champagne, Heidsick, and other che
brands
100 cases superior CLARET WINE, high cost :
part Table Claret, st. Julian Co
20 casks Falkirk ALE
20 casks Byass BROWN STOUT
20 cases Sparkling Hook and Moselle WINE
Also. fresh SPICES of all kinds: NUTMEGS, MAC
CLOVES, ALLSPICE, GINGER, &c And in 81
BROOMS, PALS, BUCKETS. BRUSHES. &c.
For sale by GEO. d TH0S. PARKER & CO.
ap 20 Opposite Browns Hot