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TIE EUCALYPTUS TREE!!
An Exhaustive account Of it's Pc
Observation-Disclosures for
the Increasing Popularity
Of the Tree-Its re-
markable Absorb
ton of Malaria.

from the San Francisco Evening Bullc!in.l
OWING to the constant inquiries from
" various portions of the United States
in regard to the Eucalyptus Globulous, or
Australian Gum Tree, we are induced to
give thorough description of it, en-
bracing many facts not hitherto pub
lisl,cd. Through the courtesy OF Som
tasg & Co., of this city, we have devoted
much time TO the cultivation of the tree,
we have obtained most Of the intornla-
ton here furnished. The Eucalyptus is
extensively grown in California, where
probably 10 less than one million trees
are planted. In this city, in front of
handsome residences, you will find it
with its magnit cent dropping branches,
making an effective and graceful shade
tree. IN Oakland the broad avenues are
lined with them.
| In Algeria. its cultivation was under
taken on a large SCALE Some 1900 Eu-
calypti We're planted in an extremely pes
tilental and unhealthy section, were fever
prevailed to a great extent every year
During the first year Of their growth, ut
the time when the fever season used to
set in, not single case Of fever occurred
vet the trees were only nine feet high
Since then this place is reported free
from it's unwelcome visitations.
| In the vicinity of Constantinople, an
other fever spot. marshy and sickly, TIN
whole ground was dried up by N,dO0 o
these trees, In Cuba marsh diseases arr
rapidly disappearing npon the introduc
ton of this tree. A railway station j,
the Department of Var was so pcstilentia
that the officials could not remain ther'
longer than year. Forty of these trees
were planted, and the unhealthy condi,
ton of the place was changed.
Two miles from Haywards, in thi
State, the Surveyor General planted tw'
groves of the Eucalyptus, one of abon
ninety acres and tho other seventy acres
the whole comprising about $4,000 trees
They are now only about five years old
vet many of the trees are forty to tft
r feet high. the whole making a most cS
tensye and beautiful forest for fnel an
timber purposes being worth thousand
Of dollars.
Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, an
other Southern States are awakening
the Importance of planting these trees
land the same may be said Of New Mexic'
These trees are prcpagated and IL
. ". K1TCH1NG,
y se.Ys - at Shreveport, La.
Price Sc per dozen; single plant
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sss Any person, 20 liable, who shall fail to
eoamply with the foregoing requirements
VIII Do subject to severe penalties. !
A| Persons or firms liable to pay any OF
II - Special Taxes named above must ap..
plrto Q, A, RICE, Collector Of Internal
1s!esae st Baton nS;;..ss, and pay TOT
md procure the Special Tax Stamps they
ID prior 70 Nay l, 1876, and WITH
s,OUT FURTHER NOTICE.
All S. a D.PRATT,
-l,.l Commissioner Of Ipsernal Resenne.
81 Office Of Internal Revenue,
g Wellington, D. 6. February !, 1876
sss .lprA 3, lS7e..tf.
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NOTICE.
III. s. Internal Revenue
Special Taxes
-.1en~1 1QzQ "a Anil 90 1877
Nay !, 1879 to April 80, 1877


The Revised Statutes Of the United
States, Sections 1892, 3a37, 1898, and
$3.50, require every person engaged in
any business, avocation, or employment
which renders him liable to a SPECIAL
TAX, TO PROCURE AND PLACE con-
SpICUOUSLY IN HIS ESTABLISH
NEWT OR PLACE OF BUSINESS a
STAMP denoting the payment of said
ESPECIAL TAX for the Special-Tax Year
beginning May ], 1876, before commen,
! cling or continuing business after April
%, 1876.
Tie Tares embraced ,cithin the Pro-
eisioas Of the Lao above quoted
500 are the folloring, ci-:
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Rectifiers $500 OO
Dealers, retail liqnor ga 25 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor 100 %
aDealsas in malt liquors, wholesale so %
Dealers in malt liquors, retail 20 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco Is 90
4 Htsil dealers in leaf tobacco 500 90
So md on sales Of over 1000, fifty
cents for every dollar in excess
g Of 81 900. 4,,.....
Dealers in manufactured tobacco OO
Manufacturers Of stills 5,s< so 90
And for each still manufactured 20 %
And for each worm manufactured 20 10
Manufacturers Of tobacco s ~ 90
manufacturers Of cigars as 10 w
eddlefs OF tobacco, first class rs
(nore than two horses or other =
saimals) 81 W.
4 1eddlers Of tobacco; second class -
49, two horses or other animals) 70 W.
4 HNddlors Of tobacco, third class -
lone horse or other ANIMAL 10 w
leddlers Of tobacco, fourth class -
ION foot or public conveyance) ~ w
Il bsr Isl = 100 ''''1 - ''.',' so 90
y BFowera Of 800 barrels or more lOO OU
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GRANGE WAREHOUSE.
J. NJ. PORTER, Grange Agent.
At GRAND ECORE, La.

r ECE1vING, Forwarding and Pm-
Il chasing agent for the Patrons of Illus
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". K1TCi1NG,

Price $6 per dozen; single plant Is
cents each. Orders left at this offce.wlll
receive, prompt attention. @rrs
N B-They are growing in boxes with
|, block Of soil for each tree aud can be
shipped and transplanted any month in
the year without risk.
April 15-tf.
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q ST. ~ 40
'CHE building is completed and will be
opened for the reception OF pupils, on
MONDAY. Sd day of APRIL next.
Glasses to be of three grades.
1st Elementary Spelling, Reading, Wri-
ting and first rules Of Arithmetic.
2nd Same continued, with History, &C.
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ton
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Second &c " 40u
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March 25-tf. Principal.
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this M&na7:ir 10 s.ili { lther make j. ::
model OF literary ard n, clanicai c;,cc',
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THE MissEON OF THE EsUNc,H...g
IT IS A.

OF THE EIN,..!Ltt.N CENTURY.
The New York herald., 1876-08-01
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

eurp MurLAH 900 register built In Mcdford, Mass
which was sold July ~ 70 B,chST Of Germany % wa.
Consul in Boston under the name of Lima.
BARK sELAH i66 tons. formerly whaer from Fsrhaven
cisco July 49, the United States Marshal GEORGE How
gate tor 1850. and will be broken up Immediately.
BRIG SUSSEX tof Windsor. Ns), West from Wilmington.
in with by bark Rosaa all at New iokJuly 81 from Ali
July 81 lat ~ so In IS 4o with masts cut away aud
reported to be leaking took of second and three
twice alongside but the Captain refused to
leave first and two remained board the
ond IN reports the leak Ss insignificant
BRiG MARY KSowLroS McGee, from New York with n
cargo OF provisions bound r Port Prince Kan
north end of Salt Bay Turks Island night
of FRIDAY July "a assistance offered which the Cap
tain require he finally his vessel or the
ing of 18th and Is feported without damage she sailed
evening for Port au Prince
scun EllziRrru EseilsH. from Baltimore :or . with
coal. is ashore near Chatham tMas1 Light
scua WV 1RrsH Terriil. from Phladcphis for Provi-
dsnce buwaks aud lost part of deckoad OF iron on
Long Branch 3lsf.
scuR EpxS. which capsred time since at Bodegn
and sched and subsequently sold by the Insurance
COMPANY TOR small amount purchased by Capt Chst
her master e repaired her ueen,y nd arrived AZ San
Francisco 23d inst uudef Jury pa With repairs to
the hull and new spars. she will be rs good
Scnr WASHINGTON FIREMAN. Robinson which arrived At
Friday from Rondout ashore Nanset Har.
Dor Way zane Cod before stated but after discharrng
about 300 bbs cement and marble dust she of at
high without injury. and made sail for Boston
o'clock the ssme evening.
RaRSrc.r NJ. july 3I-A vessel apparently n two
assed schooner with he, topmssts broken of sunk
Inlet part Of the vessel in sight Nom
@ PINE cord "r word "a Is arising ashore % particular. are
known.
carr SAME Ms. July 2sThe new ship p II Hazeltinc.
crew without ths Of salvors Toe ship not
much damage and does not leak much will proceed on
her voyage 90 Liverpool.
QUEBEC July 3l-rhe bark Duke from Greenock. arrived
to-day ae OF iQT days the captain reports
the Banks OF Newfoundland eansng tue vessel to leak
he twice supplied with provisions by passing vessels
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Propositions for Referring All Currency Dues
lions to a Commission.
PRESUMPTION" SAFE FOR THE SESSION.
Reported Resignation OF AT
torney General Taft.
ANTICIPATED ACQUITTAL OF BELKNAP.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, July 81, 1915
CLASSIFICATION OF TRADE MARKS IN THIS
COUNTRY AND RNoLAND-PETITIoN TO THE
SECRETARY OF STATE.
The following petition to the Secretary Of State,
concerning the falsidcation In England ana this
country OF trade marks has received numerous sigma
lures In Now York Boston and Philadelphia and will
be in the hands Of the State Department in few
days.
Hon HAMILTON FISH, Secretary OF State-
SIR-The undersigned manufacturers OF, dealers in
or exporters OF cotton fabrics respectfully represent
that their foreign traffic has been much hndered by
the custom that has prevailed In Great Britain OF
forging their stamps tickets and marks, and placing
these forged trade marks upon very inferior goods
whereby their trade especially China and in South
Amcrica, has been much impaircd.
They find IL somewhat doubtful whe her they can
get q remedy under English law, and they therefore
respectfully ask that the subject OF protection
marks may form part OF any new treaty that may
presently be made with Great Britain.
They also beg leave suggest that II commercial
treaty with France Is shall be considered that The
subject of protection to trade marks may be treated
that also They informed that owing to the diver
Bity OF State laws the subject there is serious
marks IN this country, and that the dealers cham
payne wines, especially have suffered greatly from the
bale OF spurious wine under counterfeit brands
They respectfully represent that while justice re-
luires protection in such cases sound policy would
lead to the oer OF treaty stpuations IN the matter
m inducencnt to the French government to put the
commerce OF this country the basis OF the most
favored nation instead Of tho least favored rs now
H. Respectfully submitted.
July 1870
The New York herald., 1876-08-01
AMERICAN PORTS.

IIsisss Is.%"is; General whitney. Hsils,i Ssx Ys'k
hsdces bark s,erng Tubs Accrs scnrs xebce Dunham
Wses%ten Minnie. jayne and wIsnsy Long Hayes
Also arrived steamer Ratte.nske Snow rhil.deiphia
bark 9 Adams Cobsn Csntuegos; brig kepS,rssr
Es' is'
dsu or Msss.r ws,h Port S S"hH'Sn
james 'i Ponder, Fisher Dearborn, Ssp do Rich
aS sns'
Gilmore; Clhora; ;v Beyropt; .ehr' Cnp,d Lib Kelley
ton. n.s stor~r. Washington.
July SDs.; P0sy
ship Annie Nj Law (Br Hilton Reval; bark Flora Cspan,
sssippi tr1 Marchant. De%srars seSs Iemon,
Herrimon. Maysguen; Charles. Ireland Beaufort; Eta
Below Steamer s. Olaf Sorl: Psdsr.sn from London
Noel Knowlson. Londonderry brig Li'ta tsp), CALI Bar
Also cleared steamers Josephine Thompson: Moore New
York Henry Cav e.scS b% brig lii deeIy
lie Gro~s Phillips do sss coursey Brannn Charles.
ton ksss ss Sffy .s.,S Sss s.Ss% asn Kr.u
1Gsss n.s. @ss s:ss ss s'S
Sa' y,ms, Adds Tses.I;S1 W.on
Macy Philadelphia; John Hancock, Hsets. Georgetown
Passed up-sctrs Hannah Buel and Wheaton. both Of
ssied~Brig Abbie Watson, New York: schrs American
Eagle. Ncwloye. and Arthur Burton. do; Kate Rommsl
W lsr ~"1 -: Aeora - to load tor Nrw or.
BBfYsRRIy. July s6-Arrivcd schr AbOis Bursley, Par
CEDAR KEYS. Fla, July 2e-saed schr Joseph W VIII
cHsKLEsTON. July 2s-ssilcd. schr Henry wocots
steamer Falcon Baltimore bark Northern
sssSI saiIed"sehr ; Baylcs Boston.
DELAWARE CITY, July 3i-sailed. sehr Mary Smith,
psHvEES, July 2s-Anived schr George rrigg, Gam.
EAST MACHIAs, July 27-Arrived schr sak. Sherman.
sslsa-sshr Lucy Hammond. Robinson. New York
tlx ~ Eu1rn NJ. dam
Mears' rhiiadspSs: VIM II Jones. Line New Work
foRfREss MONROE. July si-Passed in for Baltimore,
from Demersra: Agnes Bsrton IRON Havana
FALL RIVER. Jaiy 2s Arrived. schr Isaac II Borden
syh-ssiled. sehr Theodore DEAN Evans. Georgetown,
GALVESTON. July 2e-clsared, schr Maria sisa sisa,
SGNGoRGRrowy. SC. July as-Arrivsd sehrs II NEG
Buck. woodhnry Bal.imore; J p Floyd. Gaskens. New
aIorCEsTER. July 3i-Arived. bark Chaplin. Bun
NEW ORLEANS, July 2e-Cicarcd. steamers wuord.
Cotton. Havana; W @ Hewes. Morgan, indianoia.
NORFOLK July 23-Saied schr santa Rosa, Herrck,
Nn."WsURYpoRT. July 2e-Arriyed. schrs Minnesots.
nba. Alice { Moves. Cook. New YORK
10Th Sailed, schr Lucy May. Freeman, kennebec-so
NEW BnDFJkD. July as-Arrived, schr W Brainsrd,
ssiied-se VIM Marvel o'Keoc. Ksnnsbec. to load
10. o,h Sailed sehfs washburn Nuigan. Haverstrsw
Helen Mar: kerscn. New York; Signal sAtissiy. do
NEwroRI. July 20, PN-Arrived. schr Oscar HawIey,
Also sehrs Connec,ieut smith, Providence New York
MenrhoL MchrhcL aud Hannah Brown, saekett do fo
aycrsraw Theodore Dean Evans. FAN River for George
sth, rN-saicd sehts Nngars, Platter. Blizzard WI ~
a the head Of Long Island sound 2ssh rM-B"snd east
on,sro' Mar, P,se. Sstn walker l. Lsvsring Ions
ssy rhns sas s'sss S Essas . and Alton
OF Watch Hiii yosh-Bound west. .chrs cyo.h. jane
! schr Phil Sheridan.