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The sunaOwer a Cure for AGue:

n. BisrtiH in a paper read before the
Therapeutic saeiety Of France, states
as a proved TACT that the common sum
flower possesses the faculty OF freeing
the atmosphere from the animal and
vegetable germs supposed to constitute
the miasni3is productive Of fever and
ague. He says the experiment has
proved successful in the low districts,
near ROchefort, and that the Dutch
have proved its value in neutralizing
the nOxious effects of marshy exhala-
tians, Ais sUnAower has long been
appreciated as a%ilESttensF Ct pG4itrg,
and supplying food for bees, etc, aud
many people cultivate them chiefly
for that purpose. But if NJ. Martins
theory be correct, we expect to see it
Ecre largely cultivatedy especially in
tie low EyilG Districts and the ho4nely
looking Hover will pc blessed by
thousands, who look with horrid an
ticipation for the return to their regu-
lar "a Stalking daY.Y d
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rnE New York Leader, OF the::2lst,
expresses in the following extract a
similar view to that Ct the APPEAL Of
yesterday:
The sO-ralled reunion OF amy
Officers AZ Gettysburg was designed 10
iHpciude tbs officers Of both armier-
Union and CONFERENCE.-THE fought
on that field. But there is no prOba-
hility that the Southern Generals will
vartiCipate in the affair, The South
Griters ART anxious % forget tbs Nar;
utsp NGEtbern Radicals want tOpeFRet-
nate it, Ha1aIOry by the formaii68 Of
army organizations, annual reunions
and festivities, sad by such assem-
ssisQes a. this at GettyzbBrg promises
80 be, % Tx upon points where the
everest fighting took place, and where
Enion Officers fell, aud 10 erect mont
uants thereon. This is keeping alive
lie spirit OF war with terrible earnest
ness,
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Curious Calculation About the GuanO
Islands.

1Le Panama Star and Herald Of the
l3thi inst, Haites ties allowing curious
calculations IN fegGfdf to me Ag2Io
Islands: Up to this. year the Chifehil
Island have yielded |10,000y000 tons OF
e1aae. Now it is well-kn0wn to
everybody Ikst Ills substance is moth
ING m0ren6f les Tran e8creE3est 81 q
species of seabird.i' Surprising that
fo1t ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF the deposit
OF mis sL4IG there were e million q
these birds employed, M f3}!1nne ReeeS-
sary TO produce the ten miil1ohs al
ready extracted from the island would
be $685. years, rs the following caleu-
latiQn VIII show Each bird would not
produce more thad fQlF ssaaHas lTs
grains E1gIiSh0 per day. 4 miLtqnl
birds la th6 SINE time would ylelq
four million gF8EMes CT al4M pounds,
which in q year would raise TIE
amount to three millions OF
mounds. If we divide twenty
thousand million grounds, equivalent
to ten millions Of tons extracted, by
the three millions, the time required
to produce this grand deposit Of the
Guano Islands could not be less than
1866 wears. But as nobody has ever
seen. such a multitude Of birds Of the
SANG kind eargregdted in an area so
small as tkee Gs,|Esk2 Islands, 1t is
probable that the cale1la5fOH WGglG re
nearer the truth by adding 800 years
more, which would give 7l66 years.
All of which goes to show that the age
CT the guano deposits dates long be
fore the s9c1 end is contemporary
with tfose who liyeq ~ tfe tines OF
Mathusalem.
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OCEAN cables are now occupying the
attention of business men in all parts
Of the world. Ar American company
is now engaged IL laying q wire along
the coast of China, to connect The
principal eitiss. This line is under
American control. An offer to estab-
fish a line from Lisbon and GibFaltaF
to England and America, without
subsidy, in consideration of a twenty
years monopoly, has been made by a
Frencn eoalpagv, A company has
been organized In Copenhagen fos TIE
purpose of laying a cable from North
ern Europe, by way Of the Farce Is
lands, Iceland, and Greenland, to
AGegics. 'pqring the present year
the b4iness Gf senqthg F9eesn fefe-
grams, wiz increase with rapid Strides
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SUNDAY APPEAL
SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 20. 1866
~NEHYPAPER SIZES.

On the Slst OF March last. the CLOSING
dav Of what newspaper men all coneede
10 be the busiest quarter Of the year re-
turns were made by the several neWspa-
per concerns OF this city, showing the fol
lowing result:
,ras1 gS
ATsIsnrbe 1896 Oh
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LtEs.NEqTT, for september, has the
following, under tae fEaa4ipg Of 4" ST
lent ElOquence:" "O'Conheii Ea.
amazingly powerful at times; but one
of his most effective displays was a 81
lent reply to q youthful member, who
had made az dtt4ek EEqn bim that
was quite unique. The almost breaia
less assaiIant was so much frightened
at his own audaeity that, after a few
stammering sentences, he broke down,
and making various wild and voice
less gestures, tumbled upon his seat
amia . Chaos Of sounds. The shout
ing having sa5ssaeG, ne great Agi-
tator rose and looked at the rgFeaA.y
agitated with so comic a smile that
uproarious laughter was the immedi-
ats result; then, shaking his head as
mgeF = t. gay 6 the poor fellow mas
quite enough be t4i4eq quietly to
the Speaker and began tq tank ato4t
4" something eise." Better acting was
never seen on the stage.
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A Cambridge tutor said to his
pupil; /" If you 90 over to Newman
ket. beware Of betting, for in nine
esses cut of ten Il brings q nan Io
rnin y = Sir. > aidftheyeUth, f" ImUs5
really differ from you, so far from ever
being the worse for it, I have i1varla-
bly, been the better,
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C0RRFSPONDENCE.

CorcesponoHnce IN Public Events; solle
""N uEATING, ENGLISH co.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01
RECEPTIONS.

PREsID-sT's REcEPrfoN ON New YEARS
DAY.-we are authorized to state that at IL
o'clock, =. m, on New Year's day, tFriday,
January l, 1881 the President will receive
the members OF the Cabinet and Foreign Min
listers, the Judges OF the Supreme Court Of the
United States, Senators and Representatives.
In Congress, the Judges OF the supreme Court
of the District OF Columbia and OF the Court
OF Claims.
Atll:3o O'Clock, a. m, the officers OF the
army and navy and marine corps will be re-
ceiyed.
Atil4S the asoeiated soldiers OF the war Of
1919 and members OF the Oldest Inhabitants
Association OF the District of Columbia will
be received.
The reception OF citizens will commence at
II o'clock, IN, lat which hour the gates Of the
inelosure will be opened,) aud will terminate
At . O'Clock, p. m. Ladies will be received.
Carriages will approach the Executive Man
sion by the eastern gate and leave by the west.
ern gate.
MR. AND MRs. CoLTAx will receive on New
Years day from Ia until Up. m, at their resi-
dence, No. I Sixteen-and-a.h half street, oppo-
site Lafayette square.
PosrMAsTER q GESERAL RANDALL AND LADY
will receive at their residence, 3o5 X street,
corner Of Twelfth, to-day, from Il IN. to . pm.
HIS HoSoR MAYOR BOWEN will receive his
friends at his residence, S2s II street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, during the day.
q. II. Bliss, ESQ, City Surveyor, will re.
ceive to-day, at his residence, No. 3i5IS Eighth
street, between and X.
WN. HELMrcK, ESQ, will also be happy to
receive his friends at his residence, No. I92
street, between Seventh and Eighth.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01

COSTUME ron SKATING PosDs.-A lady cor
feiSgSuuen. oiYgpw. s ~ Vne ., out ,n,nnei,,s
for skating ponds!
"Some Of the costumes are exceedingly at.
tractive. Astrakan sets, Jackets BOUQUETS
and muff, are not only very handsome, but
have a look OF warmth, very desirable upon
such an occasion. The skirts worn with these
Jackets are OF cloth or Of heavy velours, and
both are bordercd with bands OF AstrakaD.
Cloth suits, trimmed with Astrakan are ex-
tremely pretty, while the gray striped petit
coat seems to have found Its proper place.
dark garnet, with the jacket and two skirts
trimmed with bands Of brown fur; the hat 10
bordered with fur, and the muf Of garnet cloth
though not so stylish, are extremely pictur-
esque. We understand hat velveteen suits, In
all rich colors, will be In vogue upon these 90.
casions, though the fsvorite costume OF all
will be cloth trimmed with fur"
The national Republican., 1869-01-01

THE BRIpGEs OF THE NKw YoRK THRouGH
LINE TO wAsHINGTos.-The junction road
which connects the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore railroad with the PhiladelphiA
and New York road, is adorned with very
handsome bridges from the Frankford juno.
architectural adornments span the Sehuylkili
river, the Pennsylvania Central road, the
Philadelphia, Germantown and Norrlstown
road, the Reading road, the North Pennsyl-
vania road, Broad street, Germantown ave
nue. and a humber Of our principal city out
let's. They are constructed principally OF
iron, with dressed brownstone abutments,
Beautiful lamps OF variegated colors adorn
some OF the principal structures, The iron
work is painted light yellow, relieved In the
panel work with light blue or red color,
which presents very pretty appearance.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01

THE NKw YoRK ELECTION FRAUDs.-The
committee OF Congress now investigating the
election frauds In that city, will soon begin to
sit by sub.eommIttees In different parts OF the
State. We Join our voice to that Of the Union
League Committee In urging that every effort
the different counties, so that It can be
promptly and lucid y presented when the Con-
Rressmen arrive. Let US show how the frauds
were com mltted, and to whose benefit they In
uFed. Especially we eHhort Governor HOn.
man to present his proofs Of enormous Repub-
iloAn frauds, which he declared In solemn
nrocl am alton that he possessed. Let US have
IN the facts honestly disclosed, and let the
guilty heAdA bear the blame.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01
ApJgrAST oSsESAL's oyIIcE.l
torrICIAL.l

DEPARTMENT OF sTATH,l
wAsHIsoros. Dec. p, 1865.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. stephen Higginson, jr., the
Consul Of the United States at Batavia, Java,
Of the death, on the 9th Of July, 1868, at Bs-
tsvia, Of CHARLES HAYNES, an American sea-
man, belonging to the ship Mariana.
Information has also been received from the
same source Of the death, on the llth OF Au.
gust last, at the military hospital at Batavia,
OF albert JACOBSON, an American seaman, ,
belonging to the ship Martha Bowker.
The legal representatives Of the above.
named seamcn can obtain further information
by addressing this Department.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01
.rhe BuII.Dog Or the treasury"

The news that Mr.. L. ID. washburne 10 to be
General GRANTS Secretary OF the Interior,
naturally creates much excitement among the
members of the "Indian ring,n and among
those who want to appropriate large slices Of
the rnment domain. Wsshburne has faith.
fully earned his soubriquet of "the Bulldog
Of the Treasury" He has as keen q scent for
latent frauds on the Government as cat has
for q mouse In the middle OF ever so big meal
bag. when he has unearthed q carefully con-
eealed swindle, he delights In exposing II to
the light, and 10 not always careful as to the
who attempt II. He u nerce, implaesble, ugly,
and sometimes personal, when attacking meas.
ures to deplete the Treasury, and has neces.
sarily made many enemies by his fearless and
not always prudent advocacy Of economy.
His feelings are of little consequence, In view
Of the many stronE and rare virtues which so
admirably qualify him for the office Of Secre:
ONCE will be an effective movement on the
part Of General Grant to fank the Senators
who have quietly buried the House bill to
transfer tho Indian Bureau to the control OF
the War Department, BY referring IT. to tho
Committee on Indian Affairs. The Indian
merely transferred them and their corrupt
schemes from the frying.pan into the fre,n
for washburne will make Ii altogether too hot
for their endurance, as soon as he gets control
over them.
There are also in Washington a small army
Of lobbyists who want untold millions OF acres
OF Government land In aid Of railways and ca.
nails innumerable. Between them and the
lands they coyct there will be a barrier as for
midable as the flaming sword OF the angel who
barred the return OF Adam to Paradise, in the
person OF Elihu b. Washburne. May he
never cease to deserve the name Of "The Bull
Dog OF the Treasury."-Nep York Mad, Dec. 20.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01

THE Missouri SESAToRsHIP.-A dispatch
to the Cincinnati Ga=sie, dated st. Louis, De.
eember 2s, says
"SenAtors Henderson and Drake have ar.
rived here from Washington, and have been
10 close consultation all day In reference to
the Senatorial question. Gen: Loan, the Rep.
resentatiye from the Seventh district, came
with them, but went directly home to st.
Joseph. 1t 10 asserted In a letter from well
Informed source In Washington, that these
gentlemen have formed u combination for the
defeat OF Gen. SchurZ for the United States
Senate, and that they have come here to work
against his election. This assertion 10 borne
out by the manRuvTes Of Drake and Hender.
son since their arrival. AsmAtters stand now,
there Will be desperate struggle for the mas
terry during the coming three weeks. II 10
stated that Col. Benjamin, Representative
from the Eighth district, 10 In this ring, and
will lend his influence against Den. Schurz
but OF this there Is, AS yet, no positive cyl
denee. The great effort will he to prevents
Radical caucus, and bring the election directly
before the Legislature, but the prospects for
this Afe quite dubious"
The national Republican., 1869-01-01

SUICIDE OF A FEMALE GAMBLER-About
o'clock yesterday afternoon Nina Smith, q
married woman aged IS, residing at the corner
Of Sixty.seventh street and Ninth avenue, was
found dead In an clubhouse attached TO her
dwelling, she having hung herself with rope.
The body WAS taken down, and a physician
the fact OF her death was notified to the
coroner by the Thirty.hrst precinct police.
The deceased was a native Of Germany, aged
IS years, and lived with her husband alone.
She had been accustomed to gambling at q
neighboring policy shop, and II 10 said hat the
reason for her Committing self-destruction
was, that she had recently lost heavily while
gambling, and feared the consequences that
would be likely to follow when her hus-
band had been Apprised OF her singular speeu.
lAtions.-S. Y. World, Dec. 81.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01
DEPLRrHRHI or sIArB, I
wAsUINuTOr, Dec. -, 1855.

Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. Stephen Higginson, j., the
Consul OF the United States at Batavia, Java.
Of the death, by drowning, on the 23d Of Jan.
uary last, at sea, OF seaman II. ANDERSON, Of
the ship Martha Bowkeri and also OF the
death, on the 10th OF August last, at the mill
tsry hospital at Batavia, Of JAMES LAsRsAs,
a seaman, belonging to the vessel above
named
The national Republican., 1869-01-01
New Advertisements.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
v WARRINGTON, d. G., Dec. @ 1858.
On the petition Of WiLLIAs ii. GgrD and WILL
LIAM GAhRIsos, Of Brooklyn, X Y; praying g tor
day Of March. 1855, and reissued the 2eth day Of
July. lsS, for an lmproy yement In Operating Valves
In direct acting steam enginesj
is ordered that the said petition be heard at this
ofice on the 18th day OF March next, Any per
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
sitions and other papers should be nled In this oce
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA P00TE,
jAnl-P3w Commissioner OF Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01
STATES PATENT oPPICR.

y wLsHis0TON, December ~, 1888.
On the petition Of THOMAS HAssos, OF New
York, n, y. praying for the extension Sf patent
granted him on the 10th day OF March, 1855, for an
lmproy ement In Valve for Hydraulic RAmi
II is ordered that said petition be heard at this
ofioe on the lst day Of March next. Any per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
sitions, and other papers should be hled In this
ofhee twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA POOTB,
jAl-F3w Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01
DRoPosALsPoRG RGRADING AND GRAyRLINo
L CERTAIN STREETS.

MLroR's OFEIcB, CRY HALL
wAsHINGroN. D, c., Dec. 80, 1865
Proposals will be reeeiyod at this yiiee until u
o clock IN SATURDAY, January 0, 1852. for grad
ing and grayelinE street north from North Capi.
tol street to Boundary street, under an act approved
November 0,ls6s
Also, for gradinE and ErAyelIng N street north.
from North Capitol street to Boundary street. under
an act approved November Q, 1865
Also, Tor grading and grayeling O street north.
from North Capitol street 10 Second street east under
an act approved November q, 1868.
Also, for grading and grayeling Pirs street east,
from street north to II street north, under an act
approved November q, 1905
Specifications for doing this work may be seen at
the Mayors once, where copies can be obtained
and bidders are respectfully notified that no bid
will be entertained that does not strictly conform
with said Speei dcations. J. II. CRANE,
janl.td Commissioner Fourth Ward.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01
w,..,,d,ay Nayr bIn bpsrA,sr,S.s,,ssr.} !, NJ

WASHINGTON, Dec. 80. 1893. !
Onhcers Of the Navy and Marine Corps in
the city Of Washington are notified TO assem-
bic at the Navy Department at II O'Clock a.
M, on Friday, January 1, 1900, for the purpose
Of proceeding 10 body TO pay their respects
to the President OF the United States.
onlcers will appear In the uniforms pre-
soribed for ofneisi visits on shore. Ni|
GIDEON wELLEs,
Secretary Of the Navy.
ApJurANI 0RNERAL's OFFIcE,l
wAsutSoros, D. c., Dec. 81, ls6s.
O1icers Of the army In this city will assem-
Bile In uniform At the War Department to.
morrow, at ll:3o o'clock, a. m, when they will
proceed In body to pay their respects to the
President Of the United States. They will
form by corps and regiments 10 the order des.
ignated In the Army Register. The senior
ofneer Of each corps and regiment will presen mt
his own ofiieers to the President.
BY command OF General Grant.
Z. d. TOWNSEND, A. A. @.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01

= PSwsS aoH q. J, r. sr.dsy. the Sl,t ui.imp. HESRr
IN; sGsfS m Al. ghss .e,,,g.S,roy. \. sss.g,:
sysiss. between sisih ana seventh street, ''
WALKER. -on the morning Of the sat ultImo,
ALrhlD ALLES,only son Of r. A. aud 8. r. Walker,
aged Il months
The relatives and friends Of the family are isyited
K attend his 70 ~ psT.l. & to S.y " o,el9ek from
between and streets.
TowN.-on the oth ultimo. .EpwAHD Tows. aged
q years.
GREEN. .-on Christina. Day, at New Orleans,
Or. JONAS GRBEs, late Of Washington city, aged 70
years L.E-aL
The national Republican., 1869-01-01
OF THE GENERAL

~ .AGEsT OF THE PRoYIDgST AID so;
ClBTY, No. s., corner Of Louisiana avenue and
sixth street. The PIOyident Ald Society have es.
lana avenue and Sixth street west, where dona:
heni IN sitGIi,nE: ias snd PfSy.,,9Hs WI
relief be attended to.
Thebusiness Of this Association will be transacted
by the General Agent. who will be glad to accept
the help Of such ehsritasly disposed persons as
may volunteer their services. A bOok-keeper
II is the wish Of the Society only to afford relief
to really necessitoas cases. aud serupulously to
guard against imposters. II Is respectfully re-
auested that great caution be exercised ia recon.
Persons residing in the various wards, who may
become eogniIAnt OF cases needing relief, will Ap-
piY. to the Directors and Visiting Committees Ior
such wards.
The Directors are as follows;
First Ward=J. =. Tpstin, W. NJ slowen. Second
wIydIJ L Pfau, w =. Sears: Third WardEJ,
son. Fihh Ward55G. 4. ArTiSOl, Sixth Ward
Jss pula3, Dr. rLs;mA: =; A: j. hsk'm' Seventh
Two Soup Houses will be established and put In
operation on the 4th OF January, pToximo. Due
notice Of their location vi be given,
All forms, blanks, and tickets can be had by the
Directors ana Comnittees BY application at the
' jai.st "S A. K BROWNE. General Agent.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01

sSld VEsfivsE ifS'se gSafh q affhSRsbl3 SaS Fkl6ag
eyenin..J al Union League Hall, Ninth street
Refresh msnts. among which the good old New
coffee, Ice cream, &c, &e,, will be prepared
Temperance addresses by eminent speakers are ex-
pected on the occasion,
The object is 70 raise funds for the promotion OF
the Temperance cause, Members Of other Lodges,
and all friendly to the cause, are cordially In.
yited Ten cents admission WILL be charged At the
door ~. A. O'CONNkR.
deyl-2t Chair Com'tse Arrangements.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01
MARRIED.

HfNT0N-ALLEN. -on wednesday evening, the
Oth ultlmo, by Rev James O, Hepning al the resi-.
Ssnss T,e 2, The y SIlae' Ne brother NJ hns. NJ
MARYLAND, N : = :
The national Republican., 1869-01-01

METROPOLITAN
w BANK,
(LAte Bank Of the MetropolIs,)
wAsuIsaToS, December 30, 1855
At a. meeting Yf the BpATd Of DIrssloTs OF this
Bank, held this day, the following resolution was
AdOptedI
Resolved. That the usual dividend Of four cent =,
Tree Of tAI, be paid to the stock from the
DAY the 9Th pToxmoy and that the sum Of twenty
ave thousand dollars be carried TO suTplut fund.
MOSES KELLY,
ianl.lt Cashier.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01
RANoE AsNiVEi

Wsh4MaYET sh4aY'ETec AESE Tslfa lunI7sTsnry nMM y tSs
Wellington Temperance Society will be held q
Odd fsllOys' Hal, Seventh street, on FRIDAY
m Interesting addresses will be sliyered during
the eyeninEI and opportunities will be afforded OF
cause With the New Year, The public are i1yltcd.
J. II. THOMPSON, President
II. o. PoLKINHoRs, Secretary.
deSl.2t (star, Kxpress, Union.)
The national Republican., 1869-01-01

MARX TWAIN has been amusing the people
Of Akron, Ohio.
The national Republican., 1869-01-01
Architects.
Bookbinders.

f. Bo6K.BINDER AND PAPER-RULBR,
Nc. I'll PennsylyAniG avenue. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals
aud newspapers carefully attended ",
The national Republican., 1869-01-01

.H-BANKR UPTCY. PERSONS
S5S wishing to avail themselves Of the benefits
Of the bankrupt law. who are unable to pay nny
per cent Of their Indebtedness, should make their
applications before the hrst day o. January next.
GEO. MASON,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Bankruptcy, city
Hall noyn n-dt