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Evening star., 1870-03-07

The HOUSE COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS AMI
CANALS this morning agreed to report favorably
ON the bill authorizing the Norfolk and Louis
vile Railroad Company to construct railroad
from Norfolk, Va, via Louisville, KY, to ST
Louis, Mo-, with capital of $40, ,OoO, 900.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

ENSIGN FAULKNER j. DRAKE has been de
tached from signal duty at Washington, ID. c.
and ordered to the Colorado for signal duty.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

THE HEALTH OF EX-SENATOR GRruEs.-A
gentleman of New York has received a letter
from MIR. Grimes, dated Naples. February 18th.
In which he says that his health, although not
good, is improving, and that he is much better
than he was last summer. This news will be
received with pleasure by the many friends of
Mr. Grimes in this city, as rumors recently cur
rent here represented that his health was rapid
ly failing.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

SALE OF UNITED STATES VEssEL.-The
third class paddle-wheel steamer Ashuelot. OF
the Asiatic fleet, has been sold by Rear Admiral
Rowan, commanding that station, on account
OF her unservicable and worn out condition
The Ashuelot was repaired at Boston in 1885,
and sailed from there in 1866 as an escort of the
iron clad MonadnOck, after which she Joined
.he Asiatic fleet
Evening star., 1870-03-07

GEN. SAMUEL A. DUNCAN, of the U. s. Paten.
ONCE, delivered the fourth of the Lowell Insti-
tnte lectures, under the auspices Of the Amerl-
can Social Science Association, in Boston, on
Friday evening last-his subject being, 3" The
American Patent System~
Evening star., 1870-03-07

The CADETsHIP SALEs.-The House Commit
tee on Military Affairs this morning examined
General Schofeld. ex-Secretary of War, who
arrived in this city on Saturday, in the case of
Butter, OF Tennessee, charged with selling his
cadetship. General Schofield's testimony did
not throw much light upon the subject
Evening star., 1870-03-07
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S6SS, ,S21.
Evening star., 1870-03-07
SDecie Payments.
TelegrdpAed Excgusi

1slcgraphed EzclGsipely to The Eveniaa Star.
POUeHKHEPsIK, March 7.-Many of the mer
chants Of this city to-day resumed specie pay
Evening star., 1870-03-07
The Mllwaukie Capital Moving Pro
tect.
1etegr0pked Erclusirelu 10 The Ep.n;no Cyo~

MILWAUKEE,, March THE Committee on
state Affairs at Madison reported against the
removal OF the capital, for the reason that the
people had not demanded it. A meeting wa,
held here on Saturday night, when it was de-
cded to make strong effort to pass the bill thi.
at the next election WIZ roop'
Evening star., 1870-03-07

NoNINATIoNs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate this after
loon:
Selma, Ala.
William Leahy to be Assessor OF Internal Rev
enue sth District of Virginia.
John nj. Sullivan to be Collector of Internal
Revenue for the sd District of PENNSYLVANIA.
c. 5. Winstead to be Collector of Internal
Revenue for the 5th District OF North Carolina.
Joseph Pinkham, of Idaho, to be U. $. Mar
shall for Idaho.
Evening star., 1870-03-07
The WASHINGTON CANAL IN CONGRESS

IHE WASHINGTON CANAL IN CONGRESS-
The bill to lease the Washington Canal to the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company having
Deen referred to subcommittee of the House
Committee on Railroads and Canals. consistine
OF Messrs. McGrew, Smith, and Prosser, it was
expected that it would be reported to the com
mittee this morning and considered, but Mr..
McGrew, chairman of the subcommittee. re-
ported that Mayor Bowen had been summoned
70 appear before them on the subject, and that
he would be consulted before the sub Committee
reported on the bill.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

wee to co-operate With commissioners of the
3 S'stes bordering on the ph.o and Mis<iss'pri
rivers In obtaining accurate geological surve:s
o. said States.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

Mr. GoILArAY, Representative from Ken
tueky, who resigned his seat in the House a few
DAY since on account of charges against him of
selling BIS cadetship, has addressed letter to
the POSTMASTER General, asking that he be al
lowed to enjoy the franking privilege until the
first Of December next. Mr.. Golladay, it will be
remembered, voted for the abolition of the
franking privilege.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

Ass1mtlatton Of German WEIGHTS
Measures. and Coins.
7eteerdphed Erelasirely to The Erening Star.
BERLIN, March THE weights and measure.
or Germany are to be assmllated Immediately
The coinage is also to be established on a NOR
convenient basis. '
Evening star., 1870-03-07


ArorRKn Sf2RcH roR THE NORTHEAST
PAseAGR.-Capt. q. =. Hall proposes TO make
another search fer the northeast passage. He
intends to start with l5o-ton seean-propeller.
S ss m oe :sos 80 n s
WIN be into Jones Sound. and thence py ses
and land, q circumstances favor, % the pole
.Ss H. s:Rs Ss,.as ns % .ss So . and sdss x
mirnI 0rinnel, Of the Japan navy, and recently
OF ehe United States navy, VIII accompany
DON'T SEE Ir-The New York Star, tso, has
been around inqulring, but II can't discover
that gold 10 bringing dsWn the prices Of any OF
ss butter g .y about st I E M
and silks affected? where ID the landlord who
puts down his rents because gold z down, e ne
put them mp because gold went up? no. about
ss:,, sS; s0SS We % de.scs nD
auyVhere. Let's zee it, feel II, have it."
~Cornell University has . pupil I'm
Liberia
~E.presive letters G. o. D.-LsUeu
Courier. =.
srsouth Carolina has over 100000 oolored
children at school.
VNew York ID 10 have . fve-story concert
saloon, with regiment Of pretty waitcr-giris.
e0The poet SAKE owes broken arm 70 q Slip
perry Sidewalk In Albany.
~Ten vonen and nine men form the
strength of the female suffrage party i'm Florida.
~Pcople Who lisp should practice saying:
the North Pole, Josie 2" "rop Of the map,
c1Barbadoes wants 10 be annexed 10 the Uni-
ted States.
.0Thirity deadly poisons ere sold in Paris -
hair-dyes.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

THE CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON AND THE
l.. AND H. RAILRoAD-Mr. Mckenzie intro
duced in the House this morning joint reso-
luton to authorize a subscription by the corpo-
rate authorities of the city of Washington to the
capital stock of the Alexandria, Loudon and
Hampshire Railroad Company, or the Wash
ington and Ohio Railroad Company. The CITY
Is authorized to subscribe for ten Thousand
shares at 500 each, and to raise the requisite
funds for the subscription. The Corporation l.
ns anshoriaed s to issue bonds, payable in thirty
payment for the stock, the interest on the hands
to be raised by taxation, together with one per
cent. upon the amount of the bonds to consti-
tnte sinking fund for their redemption Re
Evening star., 1870-03-07

CUBA-The House Committee on Foreign
Affairs, at their meeting this morning listened
to the reading Of a statement giving the condi-
ton Of affairs in Cuba, which has been prepared
with great care by General Banks, chairman OF
the committee, in accordance with their request
It the last meeting. The committee will here
after meet every Monday and Thursday until
the resolution according belligerent rights to
the Cubans is dispOsedOf The committee have
before them large number of important docu-
ments relative to Cuban affairs. Official papers
before the committee are said to show thai
Spain has been endeavOring to deceive the
United States for some time past as to the ex-
tent of the rebellion.
SUDDEN DEATH OF THE VENEZUELAN MIN
IsTER--HOn. j. j. Paul, Minister to this coun-
try from Venezuela, died suddenly this morn
ing, at half-past eleven O'Clock, at the Ebbit,
House. He had been lately appointed Minister
to the United States, and arrived in New York
only on the 25th Of last month, and came to this
city this morning with his confidential secre-
tary, Mr.. A. Hernandez, who visited the State
Department early this forenoon, and arranged
for an interview between the Secretary Of State
ard deceased. Mr.. Hernandez, On returning to
the hotel, found Mr.. Paul lying on the bed in his
room, and complaining of dizziness in the head.
He attempted to rise, but Immediately fell back
in convulsiOn, and IN a few minutes was dead
DIR. c. G. Cox was Immediately sent for, and
every effort was made by electricity, insuffia-
ton, &C., to restore animation, but without
success A post psortem examination was held
by Drs. Potter, Cox, and Drinkard, revealing
apoplexy as the cause of death. Mr.. Paul was
40 years Of age, and was a lawyer Of eminence
in Venezuela, where he leaves a wife and eight
children. His remains will be sent on to-night's
train to New York.
Evening star., 1870-03-07
THE EVENING STAR.
HTBLIsMRD DAILY, Sunday excepted,
At The Star Building,
w Corner Pennsvivania Av. and uth St,
NENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY

TIN STAR n served BIZ carriers 10 their sub
Beribers in the City and District at Ten CENTS PEh
WEEx, or FORTY FOUR CENTS PER MONTH. COPIES
- the counter, Two CENTS
PRICE FoR MAILING Three Months, One Dollar
md Fifty Cents; six Months, Three Dollars; One
once longer than paid for.
THE WEEKLY STAR-published on friday
morning-One Dollar and O half . year.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

ABOLITION or THE IyCoNE TAX.-The move
ment on foot for total abolition of the income
tax will probably be successful. The House
Ways and Means Committee having decided to
reduce taxation thirty millions of dollars it will
be proposed to abolish the income tax, which
does not yield an annual revenue of more than
;wenty millions. By such q course as this,
Congress will be able to reach the desired end
Without being annoyed by attempted legislation
looking to reduction of taxation on special in
terests rather than on general one like tn, in
come tax.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

EENKRAL INCORPORATION ACT FOR THE
DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.-Mr. Cook introduced
IN the House this morning general incorpora-
ton act for the District of Columbia cov.-,n,
some thirty pages, and prepared with great care
s cy snst gen gentleman; The bill is divided into six
elasses, the nTst OF which provides for the in
grade; the second for churches and religious as.
sociatlons; the third for cemeteries; fourth for
benevolent associations; fifth for business pur-
railroads, under which section any road can he
chartered and built, though the Councils arc
gwen authority to hx the route and termini OF
the road. Different rules, regulations And
restrictions are provided for each class. AND
fully set forth in the bill. Referred to the Dis
Evening star., 1870-03-07

FUTURE APPOINTMENTS OF CADETs.-When
1t came to the knowledge of the War Depart
ment that members Of Congress had appointed
cadets who were nOn-resdents Of their districts
the opinions Of the Judge Advocate General and
OF the Attorney General were obtained upon the
legality of such appointments. The decision of
bQth these law Qftvers was that minor eannot
gain residence apart from the residence of his
part nts or guardians, and that the appointment
OF cadet who had lived few days, weeks or
months In Q district for the purpose of being
appointed from such district Is clearly Illegal
The then Secretary OF War, General RaWlfns
decided, however, not to dismiss the cadets thus
Illegally appointed, holding that the blame
rested not with them, but with the members of
Congress appointing them, who certified that
they were duly qualified under the law A new
form Of nomination was then prepared by tho
War Department, to be signed by members OF
Congress, making designations, in which the
following occurs:-"He has been an actual bona
fde resident Of the district for - years and -
months, and is believed by me, upon due in
quiry, to be qualified for appointment in every
respect" The form of acceptance by the cadet
was at the time modified SO as to include GER
titcate OF the time of his residence in the dis
trict from which appointed. These new reguls
lations are applicable to the class to be an
pointed this year. ~
Evening star., 1870-03-07

THE EIGHT Hour QUESTION IN CALIFORNIA.
A letter received from California by Gen. A.
nj. Winn, dated vallego, Feb. 2sth, SAYS"
contractor OF this city who is largely EMPLOYED
by Admiral Farragut and others resumed the
ten hour system of labor. He found men per-
fectly willing to submit to the demand, partly
owing to the suspension of labor in the Nayy
Yard, Of which he took advantage. A commit
tee Of eight hour men waited on those working
and demonstrated with them. Several of the
best men quit when spoken to. This So enraged
the boss that he CO used six Of our eight hour
men to be arrested. They gave bond, appeared
next morning and Mr.. Benjamin, the contrac-
tor, was not "thar.' The committee have now
entered suit against him for damages. Thank
heaven he did not get single man from the
leagues in San francisco. They are mostly
Eastern men that have been here but q short
time who are our opponents.
No. 81, of the "Carpenters' and Jotners' Ma
tiOnal Union," has been established here; also,
another secret organization on the principles of
eight hours for labor, anti-CO0lie and anti-land
monopoly. / am sure 1t is q political party
When fully organized will tell you more about
1t. 1t has the right ring, ii it is only followed
up well. Everything Is very dull; 1t has not
been so bad for many years. But never say die:
there is plenty Of gold and silver in the noun
tains yet. Politicians may oppress labor for a
time; but "huth crushed to earth will rise
again.
Evening star., 1870-03-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ADJUSTMENTS.

ANU SEM EN lS.
national THEATRE
CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE.
In consequence e The sever sc insisDo:itiOn of
the Tits a%spsf aq%IsspTGsi9-'E ESESfsd sfssfs
rh- Musical E1f,ayasanza Of
SWISS COTTAGE. 1t
w ALL'S OPERA HOUsE
HE CHAPMAN SISTERS
And the popular Comedian, Mr.. G. b. BISHOP,
xoh With new and inil Company.
The great oriental BaIlss9ue;
MTHkss cieaeehe % q%aGrills, nlS, By the the Eos:
MHSTEp. III ifoe YHpSlSsins fSSSg MihhINEns. ILL
seats secured At Ellis Music store without extra
Circk, &c; Parauette, Iec., Gallery, 25e. mhs-n
" "HITEHURsT GALLERY.
~ gNRARALLELER ATTRACTION.
oNE;HA THE Gross PR6SEkps, EACH
hNh TO TO rHE 1HhstIhG tuDIENGE. II SksH Prizes
THE GRAND COMO PANORAMA OF THE
4 he aHRsT EHE
Pa Pa syenne bet "a and 9th streets in addition to
yievs Classical statuary, Copies Of the Great as
ter.s Minor COmieals, &c, &c The best and cheap
ssy 6PisS oF
Open at "a O'Clock; commences at s. Admission
evening returnsd to the IN eHs dollar
prizes; in cash, and another quarter in q grard
..isfaciory the sudienee The finest opportanity
n the werid TO see an Exhibition worth ten times
additional cost, 10 try ones f1ek- fel6 I'm
Evening star., 1870-03-07

~New Orleans has six thousand German
voters.
Evening star., 1870-03-07

3 The CASE OF MR. SEcAR-Of the i've Demo
Gratis on the House Committee on Elections four
of them and three Republicans are against
giving seat 10 Mr.. SeRar, as Representative at
large from the State OF Virginia -Four Re-
publicans and one Democrat are in his fs yor.
Segar expresses the opinion that the Committee
were entirely unin1uenced BY political consider
ations, and that the case was decided on legal
grounds exclusively. Both the majority and
minority win make reports to the House, when
the question will be finally decided by that body
MR.. GoLLADAY's CAsE--0ov. Stevenson, Of
Kentucky, teiegraphs here that under the Pc
culiar circumstances und z which 3 ,resenta-
tive Golladay Of that State resigned, he cannot
accept his resignation. He deems Il due to the
state and to the member himself that there
should be . full investigation and . decision by
the House in the premIses. The decision Of the
House In the Whfttemore ease was that the res
gnation to the H0uee Vas fnL, and Ii Is Doubt
fol II Mr.. Golladay will be recognized as q
member II he desires to withdraw his letter 20
the Speaker. In the meantime, whatever may
lie the result or this new question, the military
Committee win 20 on and finish up Nj. Cola
days case. p -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-01-06
Srei Oreier.
5umUriitif9e Original. RossIls ssn GBaIh
ausuf aSHfs.


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feline @ntltstuns psrbanits, barittr tcnntt
gliemano stnen befriscisenssn aufl6lue
ssbsn. Der Name bate llh BON .einem
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unb ME Ucsr nur GeIten ssrlu&te trssno
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na&3ufOriasu. .t
Sc fam nidt msins Sa&e lsiu, mid
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itptrlt6 barften biele ieBt, na&bem Sas
COB Stcr& f&pn felt msbrsrsR Sabrtn
ben Dsssn an ben NassI esbdnst BAT, Su
einsm Telultats fibrsn. Spats Id ater
msiHt unmabsebli6s @sinuns baribsr
dubsrn, 70 f6nnts Id aIs bic mutbmab.
lits uria@t Der GntRebuns isnts Spib.
namsns nur bic aufiibren, bab Der 8sIb,
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nuns ben Gtnbrud zines 8auern ma&te,
Der ,Guropas iibtrtln&ts 5Sfi&isir nod
nt&t tannte, bab ,tpsitsns ftin runbss,
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unb bem Iansen bul&iSsn S4nurrbart
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ben isbr wObI bisntn tcnnts, uue ea6
brittens Der GsIOwtbsI has SUloipisl IsI-
benl&aitli4 Iisbtt.
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pbIesmatii&, seiSts uuo perf&psnbsrif&,
sutmiitbis unb tartbesls, is na&Sem Der
NustnbIid ss erfCrberte, einsn beftimmt
ausssprdstsn Gbaratter btlab er ni@t.
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sewtIsn unb sr itlbf I'm Dalitnbauie er-
SOssH rpOrpen. absr tebauptsn tpnntf bas
Ritmanp, benn Der JsIowtbtt lieb fein
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pitrt blidsn iab feline bsitsn 5reunbs per.
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niht ju bspsaen. AIs ,sepib eurfte man
auusbmen, eaB sr wsesr GItera Hud @ts
i6wiasr beiab. oenn ME larisb, nod en-,
ping sr Srisft. au6 bate CT Isiuem
5auptmann seeeuibtr rinmal stiuetrt,
iRm ist ss slei&saltio, Oh Gin &rits aue.
bre&s, esnn ion baIte nt&ts surid, glts.
mano werbt ibm uaHtrauerH.
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Der 5auptmann niat nmbin !OHnte, itm
ben frsuuOf&aftIt&sn Ratb su trttsiIsn.
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aus unp fs lei ia bod immer ansenebmtr,
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btt,te Stube uHb tin trauIiGes seetb4eH
fnbt, aIs wsnn man 70 gang mutterIsslsn-
alIsin In Der 0tIt fsbt. Der 5slpwsbtI
CAB ju, Oab sr NIT ei.isr anHat sinstr-
lansrn mar, sefaHS cfsn, eae sr brsiuial
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fee 8atbes sema6t babe, unb ee babe Der
Gnti&Iub, Sunssslsas ,a OIsibsn, In fsi.
ntr Sssle ssreift. Der 6auptmann f&at.
tslts bsOtnilta pas 6aupt. gbntt sr pisl-
lsiat. bae Der Gelbwsbsl taum Elm 9abr
ipatsr Oisfsn GntfaIub psrssltH b0ben
phrpsS 0uete sr, pae bas @tmiitb brs
in itinsn beisn Sobrsu RstsHStn Ian-
mes ift an istrm tatI&en @sR&t&sn err
quidrn fOnnie, pab fsln 6srs 6susr ins.
iOtaIs sin @as&sH .tsn fEsHueIi& aRrs.
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rsHstut aus Der Saf&e sOs. .,@.bsR gIs
MIR nur sinsn Dtni, bamtt Id psIe, mann
Id MID entfernsn foa."
sSea sef&ebenl" tntsssn.te her geIS.
psbel. u8au&sn Gle stas mits RitRas
Scrts, fOitst bas Dussnb ,psi unb .laen
talbrn SiIb.rsrOf&sn."
Der iunss @ann bantts.
"Sa. Id rpsie. Sie reu&sn before 81.
sarrsa aber Id Sin nun etamaI an bieIs
SCrte sew0bnt." Gr sinbsts tins Gisarre
an, futr, per ben Sptssel trsttnb, NIT
bsiesn 5dneen sinissmal iibsr isiHsn tas-
len S6aesl unb Dtrlisb bann bas 3tm.
msr, fsinsm S&retbsr Die Gorge fir ben
GsrpFssunssrappOrt ibsrIaRsnb.
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Triebricb S6raber,

BabrIfanf pOn fprHc eInben Nrpnf Sier,
SarfaparilIa naO alinrraiwaGtr,
Jnbrii in 1euIbtrryfrase, spif&sn Penn II. ByS.
ming Nrtnue.
ROrter, Nle uHe &aeerbier,
IN GlafHtn, pfrb ju ben nirprisasn prtifsu I'm
8rebtu mad alien pldBsH Der City fO1enfret ss-
liefsrt. ~
Cine Grfabrns ron % Sabrtu In mfinem 0t-
t6fts btfibiet mid, sinen SarIapdrilla ~ lie.
gtiuubbrit isbr sutr6sli9 II. Das Gsi&Gft feb
nnttr msiusr psriSnIibeH esituHs, nHe polIe gu
rteetnbsit tpiro sarautrt.
stuftThss, pelbe bel psrrn 9cbn 3sibler abge-
efbgH cher burd bic Def mir suaeianht rfrkfu
Tnesn prompts 1eThdB@tguHs.
26ea 81. S@rabts
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6efdhGftS.Mn,eiae.

OSenes Gcbnbmaebers6efebGft
DIR llntspsi6nsie btebrt fd, ben Dsutl&en
ron Serautpn unb llmefetnb bic au;eiee su
maiden, RAP CT in bsm friibsr BON Srn. 8SIftr
bepcbnien Sault, penn apenut, pber6alb
8Slfer's Rarit cine S6ubma6srpfrfifdttt ere
pfnet bat, unb smpfeblt lIb Sur Nnfertieune BON
ntutr arbeit itbsr Writ, fcpie su 8rparaturtn.
Sobn Wttnb.
Srranipn, 3. Suni 1863.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-09-16
A NEW PATENT.

rJNHE subscriber has discovered and invented
Il new and useful Improvement In ..
TEA Sc COFFEE POTS.
The vessels are divided into two compartments by
partition extending across the centre nom top 70
Also, in said partition q ecee pOt. slide pate o.
init water nom one compartment TO the other by
raising the valve, The Tea pot 10 also provided
with . valve In the same way, excepting the valve
Raising or turning. They are also provided with
two covers each, one 10 each compartment. and
spout or nose placed on each side Of the parti'
ton, II desirable. The noses arc provided Win
thimbles or strainers, a. may be required. They
have three handles-one on each side under esch
nose. and one In centre OF back side-one 10 b
grasped with ono hand while the other hand may
have hold Of the ether In order that The vessel may
one handle. The two compartments are for tea and
water or coffee and water, that when the tea or oof
fec Is sleeping In one compartment water may be
nom one compartment and water from the other
the same with coffee. The valve gate In the par
titon IL 90 arranged that when the tea or coffee
drawn out, Il can be re-alled through the valve
boiler Is connected with the partition, across che
centre, with valve In u the same as In oo1ee pot
with one cover and one handle on each end, which
IA for boiling two articles Of different kinds at the
same time. Coffee Po1 can % made without rn y.
ton 81 in. Inside. Tea Pot 70 VI in. deep, bottom
81 In middle 81 In, made 81 In. top 81 In.
The subscriber, having obtained letters patent OF
his invention offers for sale state rights for manu-
ing Invented Q machine for making Tea and CofIet
Pots intends TO patent 1t, which will DO very usefu
70 any one who may wish 70 have 1t Cor that Pur
| Who would Ike 20 purchase the whole OF part d
this Invention win please call on or address
JOHN E. LEWIS, KIrrKRY, Me.
All persons arc forbid exporting or selling thll
invention out Of this country without permit. Hrs
discovered In 1860. u