To the Editors of the National Intelligencer


A CARD
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A CARD.


Gentlemen: As various, aud in some instances
reports circulated in the pubic
prints, relative to an extraordinary cure, effected
n ,be person Of one of the members of my con
grega,ion. calculated to make an erroneous i'm
preston on the minds Of persons It distance,
have considered it Difference due to the puo''
from me, as pastor Of the congregatlon' 10 give
brief and correct statement OF the occurrence


The simple fact is this Ann Matt'ngly
who has been, for the six years last past, affict
ed with most painful internal disease, which re
;sted the mower of medicine, and baffed the skill
|cf the physician, was. a. an early hour on Wed
nesday morning, the 10Th inst. after receiving hol
communion, nstantaneously healed, and restored
To perfect health, which she has continued to en-
iov since to this date. She resides with her bro
iher Capt Carberry, the Mayor OF this CITY
circumsantial narration of this extraordinary oc
currence, properly authenticated. will be publish
ed shortly. WILLIAM MAilHEWS'
Rector of St. Patricks's Church.


Washington City, March %, 1884.