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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-20

MA>UFAcrrEING EHTEHPEIs: - CHARLES
To>.-t t.rrc-;on is fat Ltc"Ining a r,anufac:ur-
!l;g Is WE'LL coinmefcial city. The largest manu-
t:,c:u1y OF d"Gr>. SsSscs bin',S &c in tie South,
ern States is ,::a; "t Mr. :. =. T:nie on Iiorl-
tecA> Wharf in that city. safes rooms at No 9
l!ayne :; rect. MIr. foa.es Advertisement appears
il. another column. Nur. lin.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-20

The looks AMI accounts Of the undersigned
ca:l i.c fruH:' II Motto 4 T.r:an;' u:S..e. In
n" ai'%'..."c fI.c~v .cu.:rmcn will rrc;'in: FOR
:.crp"i'< .!nr ~. T. i. EUFf.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-20
f. THIS Is i WORLD OF

- 7 IFS Is I HOI{I.D OF
Chances. X" >:,ccu!a:" III everything. The
;;:HiUg 0; Fi>i:S is Il ra1; OF i:HiHau na;ule
The ""iy question !S--''.!"c they s,ir?"
Whoever has read ;hc eminent rnior>c-
meats Of the SnH::i Caro'ir.a :.aad and Im-
migration Association mast sc satisfied Of
:t:ce ;!rincs. Isl. Rt an honorable Enter
prize. ~. That the charccS of success are
very c.v%t---pr IL one in six;y-two. 81.
That five '!nIl,r ticl;et ,aay prove fortune
wi.c: vii! c1.;:,'c 4 mar 10 live upon conf
inriab!y DARN" The rest Of his life.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-20
LOCAL..

"lIEssI:s GRIFFIN * HUFFMAN. Newspaper
Advertising Agents. No. South ST Bal
1imorr. Nd, a:e duly authorized to contract
for aGye: trcmeutS 1T our contract rates. Adsrr-
tiSrr> i'll that City requested to leave their ia
rVr$ with this house"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-20

There is no mistake :! our Fn"s bc:os O.
fercd q! %,l:! h:!nv cost l'Uf proof call anL
examine our ScIrc'on md ascertain prices.
McE,;l 4 Pool. q.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-20

rEHsEHTs.-At DR.. ". F. prattS Drug
S;Orc can be !onnd elegant toilet Sets, ard
other articles, suitable for Christmas and
Eyw Years presents
The New York herald., 1871-12-11
Legal. NOTICES.

CUPRLME COURT
- In the matter of the application Of the Mayor Aldermen
and CommonAy Of tue city of New York, relative to ths
wcening and srais shtening OF
BROADWAY,
between Thryfourth ninth
the making OF that part ut Broadway between rnty
street and Thirty street. that part between
second street anc Forysegenth street, OF greater width
'"a" o"0 au'i.' IN THE CITY or NEW YORK..
We the undersigned, Commissioners Of Estimate and Az
entitled NATTER hereby give
the owner owners lessee lessees occupant or
pants Of all houses lots improved unmproved lands
AFFECTED BY the above entitled proceeding that IN pursuance
people OF the State OF New York entitled An act In relation
TO the widening and strengthening of Broadway In the
OF New YORK; and to regulate the practice that proceed
ing" passed February ~, 1871 have completed
mate and assessment In said before entitled matter
the aostract Of proposed report heen showing tbs
awards made and assessments fposed for
benefit IN said matter has been deposited he the
Department OF Public Works. In the city New YORK. saf
abstract TO remain In said once % public inspection
the sfst December 1871 when
report herein together with said abstract VIII Be
presented for to the supreme Court special
term thereof, TO be held before the Hon Al, cardo1o
Justice at the Court House. 10 the Sy OF New YORK, on said
2ist December, 1877, St the opening or Court.
Dated NEW YORK, November Is 1871.
JOHN U. JONES', c.u.u..,
WILLIAM WOOD.5 COMMISSIONER
The New York herald., 1871-12-11

TTENRy B. HERTs, AUCTIONEER.
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
sTEINwAY 4 SONS PIANoFoRTE.
VALUABLE ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS.
CLOCKS, BRoNzEs. sTATUARy, WORKS OF ART.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD SUIT. IN SATIN, &C.
on MONDAY, DEC. II, AT loH O'CLOCK,
AT THE LARGE -FOUR STORY MANSION
NO. 90 WEST FIfTysIxTH STREET,
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVENUES:
IBIS WIZ oe the most important sale that has taken place
In many years, the furniture havn been all made to order
within few months. regardless of and being spen
cid order will be found well worthy the attention OF parties
In want OF really elegant articles.
PARLORS CONTAIN
cost 350 rich inaid and verde antique Cabinet, Pedesss
Paris Clocks Bronzes Satuary and Works Of Art 6nc OF
Paintings Seinway7 octave Piano, Etagere Work Table
French plate Mirrors Cornioee, Lace Curtains, dc.
LIBRARY CONTAINS
sod walnut Bookcases and Gard Tables suit In blue and
drAO 'k reps M ooNfAN Arr0r' &C., &C.
very rich and sod rosewocd walnut Chamber sgts Ar.
Lounges, Chairs Wardrobes curicd Hair Mattresses
Bedding Toilet scss Oriental Chairs velvet and Brussels
Carpets, &c, &C.
The house VIII be open for catalogues ready
early morning of sale.
NOTICE.
All goods must be Immediately after SALE as
the owner leaves for Europe on Wednesday next.
The New York herald., 1871-12-11

nihcen Household Furniture Panofotes, Bronxes, Paint
ings statuary Drawing Room Suits, Siiverwsre and
rare and costly Works OF Art vsuei $4,000, at public
man, mansion west Fifteenth street. between ffh and
SIKH avenues commencing III O'Clock. Superb
ing Room Furniture, with richest description satIn broca-
tel and reps; rosewood Etageres, Sscretare Book.
MUSIC Box Eucoeneure; medallion velvet Carpets, Chan.
us M''ors Lace curtans Bronze Clock ststnsry
maker embroidered cloth Cover STOOL Music Books Paint
ings by eminent artists rosewood, walnut Bureaus Fed
seads Wardrobes Mattresses, Blankets Sheets Extension
rApe sdeooard Siverwarc, Linen, Glassware Chnsware
I'M
The New York herald., 1871-12-11

A UCTION SALE-Ar 100 WEST TWENTY THIRD ST.
~ This MONDAY morning,

UVIlON oALE-AI 10 WEST TWENTN-IHIHD 81.
n This MONDAY morning,
commencing at II o'clock.
LUKE FITZGEKALD Auct0neer will disrose of all the
elegant costly and plain noehod Furniture Of above
Panoforte do Hardman paror grand Pianoorte pier
and mantel Mirrors, tine on Paintings, Bronzes aud
BisQue Fnures velvet, medallion and bro
cate ains, magnificent rosewood Etasercs Centre ia.
bes Paror suits, Marie Antolnette styles ulad
and gldei Ladys Writing Desk, Bookcases 500 choice vol
umes Books.
Bedrooms cons ST. wiz
Solid rosewood aud black walnut Bedroom Suits style
Louis XIV Bcdsteads, Bureaus, Washstan Cormodcs.
Wardrobes, Shaving ar Dressing Cases 20 elegant cre
Hair and Spring Mattresses; Feather Beds, Pillows,
Bosters Blankes so Linen Sheets, Pillow sips Turkish
Easy chairs and Lounges, Clocks, Engrayngs So
Dining Room consists, w.:
Magnificent maii Buffet cost $500; Extension Tables
Chairs Solid Silver and Sheneld Plated ware, French
China Dinner and Tea Sets. $50 pieces; Urns Castois
Knives, Forks, Spoons, Napkins, Rings, Linen, 40.
Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
Ice Box Tables Chairs grain Carpets, Ohcoth Stoves
Pots, Extension Side Tables; 10 boxes Colgate aundr
Soap, barrels Flour Starch, Teas, Wines &c In al
500 lot& Catalogues ready. House open at O'Clock;
n Responsible in attendance to remove PACK and
ship goods purchasers wishing 10 attend th
Sale take Sixth Seventh stopping ~ twenty
third atreet Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1871-12-11

TNDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
~ SUPERB HOLIDAY GOODS.
By EDWARD SCHENCK on Tuesday, 18th inst, at go
Liberty street, elegant assortment of Dressing Cares
Worxoxes Jewel Cases, Glove Boxes rich Oormou and
Gilt Goods Tortoise Shell and other varieties Travelling
Bags OF every description To be positively sold without
eerye Sale commences at eleven O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1871-12-11
AUCsIuN.

A UCTlON AUCTION. AUCsION
N over 6u0 Lots, and 425,0O worth
magnificent and costly Household Furniture
Rosewood Pianoforte Mirrors, Paintin g. Bronzes
This day tM0NDAY) Dec II, commencing l0 O'clock
and will resume again this afternoon at o'clock,
at the large five story private residence,
252 West Forty-second street,
Seventh avenue.
Property of W. p. Richards, ESQ.
Beautiful Paror Suits, latest sye in crimson satin and
blue satin; E,arsres Cabinets bois de gdcd and In
laid Tables, Works of Art Bronzes Stauary Bronzes mag
nihcent rosewood octave Pianotorte. $500; Stool
Cover and Music Cabinet, hne oil Paintings, Mirrors
Booscass Table Parlor Desk Velvet Brussels Carpets
ss.cs Blankets Turkish Chairs Lounges French walnut
sideboard, Extension Table, Dining Chairs China Dinner
Set. Crystal Glass and Silver WARE &c.
Il. NICHOLS, Auctioneer.
Parties wishing TO attend this sale take Sixth broadway,
Seventh Eighth cars Responsible men In attend
ance to cart or pack goods Tor purchasers
The New York herald., 1871-12-11
Ito he Continued.)
SALES AT AUCTION.
A LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
n BY ALLEN B. MINER 4 BROTHER,
late
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
Established 1s47.)

TUESDAY, DECEMBER u,
LION O'clock, at private residence OF
AUGUSTUS WIMPFHEIMER ESQ,
25l WEST FIETY,FoURTH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD.
WAY AND EIGHTH AVENUE.
Handsome Household Furniture, made to order by Rae
CAN'T Co., OF Paris; rosewood octave Piano, by
Chckerng &c &C. IN perfect order having been used but
one year. sold In consequence OF the return OF Mr. Wimpt
hemer to Europe, comprising as follows, viz. =
PARIORS.Rich French Moquette Carpets, carved
wood Suits, In blue figured Satin Damask; French plate
Mante Mirror adys rosewood Escreore rosewood Centre
and Gard Tables elegant Orm0lu Mounted Chinese Punch
Bowl, Lace Curtains Omou Clock, Artistic Bronzes Ac
&C.; rosewood seven octave Piano, made BY Chickerns
DINING ROOM-English Brussels Carpet, carved French
walnut ebony mounted Buffet, Extension Table and Chairs
suite black walnut Lounge In morocco fine Engrav-
ngs complete set Cut Glass; elegant French China Dinner
Set, about 75 pieces; Plated Ware, &c, &c.
BEDROOMS.-Engish Brussels Carpets Lace Curtains,
Glace and Washstands, sute French Spring and best
Cured Hair Mattresses French China Toilet Sets
rosewood and mahogany Dressing Tables Boudor Suits
crimson and green reps, &C., &c.
HALLs-Oilclohs Stair Carpets black walnut Hat Stand
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
at lO16 O'clock at our saesrooms,
IS Chambers and n Reade streets,
Genteel Household Furniture, Mirrors, Carpets &c &c,
removed for cons enience of sale. Details in time.
ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER H.
at II O'Clock, at our aaesroorc
95 Chanbcrs and :, neade streets
by order of Assignee,
CHOICE STOCK WINES, LIQUORS, &C.,
In casks and bottles,
Consisting OF old Hennessy Marten Brandies old
Tom, Swan and Holland Gin, St Croix and Jamaica Rum,
very old Rye, Bourbon Scotch Irish Whskcys Du
dsn and Amonlado Sherres. Madeira PORT Clarsts
Stom ch btters, Genuine Hedsick, Champagne Grande
Charireusc, Curacao, Hook Wines, &c.
The New York herald., 1871-12-11

II O'CLOCK
The Board reasscmbled after recess Supervisor
The Clerk called the roll.
Mckieyer oNeili Plunkitt schhchtne and Wol,man
quorum not being present, the Sergcant-atArm
directed to produce the absent members, motion of
Supervisor Cuddy
Supervisor schlchting appearing and quorum being
present,
served the Board relative TO canvassng votes cast for
Tms PEorLr OF THr STATE or NEW YorK-To rnr BOARD
or COUNTY CASvAssERs OF THE COUNTY OF NEW
Whcr as as we have gwen understand Daniel D.
Conover of the city OF New York. is, aud for many
the United States, and Of the State Of New YORK. an
salt Of New York. ani and for many
prior the day last aforesaid had been upwards OF twenty
An whereas been further represented to MS that at
the General Election held the said city and of
Daniel b. Conoyer was candidate Tor the olcc of Alder
the city OF New York. and voted tor for the said
by electors of the said city And whereas
sons were 80 candidates for tho said Office OF Alderman
and voted for oy The electors OF said city aud county OF
New York,
Aud whereas IL represented to us that the said Daniel
D. Conover duly to the said oce
the election And whereas s also represented
men are by law required with ali other officers
In whose election all the voters OF said city and alike
participate with certain exceptions which said ballot
that aud others voted for upon said
ballot
Board of County Canvas-ers, are In session, and
have all the returns made by the several
election of the votes cast for officers
required TO be voted for the said ballot marked Gen.
crsI Number Two, except the OF votes
said and for the votes cast for
the persons voted for for the Office OF Alderman
And whereas II been represented said Con.
that the said Board OF County Canyasses have
The New York herald., 1871-12-11
r r. TRAvER, ArCTIoNEER.

r r. TRAvER, ArCT1ONEER
JTaAvgn hasTlsas Ess4n sq.s@oa s al Fngss
instant II O'clock story privaie residence iss East
ITs d IN s
ana sS. P ssn and sn sae MO marble
linen Window Shades throughout the house. best EnrsS
body Brussels ply and other Carpets nearly new marbIs
steads Sofa Bedsieads and wardrobes Eve marble
Cottage suits made 70 order ~ Wsrrcn Ward large lot Of
Tables ne copper boilers and Cooking Utensils CHINA
&C., Sc TRAvGR HASTINGS Xactoues sss q arssi
Jones street
Joseph sHoNGoop, AUcTIoNEER, Will SELL,
se nra S sysS e. w
hnnds nigh IN good order good coach Team one blind
road horse two Coaches four Horses two double :es o
Harness. IN good coniou; Blankets Whip. ali stable
for one year and half. Dealers respectfully invited.
rosEPH INQUIRE, AUCTToNEER,
viii sell at auction Tuesday Dec. ~ ~ Il o'clock noon,
at the Eichsnee W BY order Of the
reierec, valuable Property known No Union square,
opposite the Washington Monument; szo 25zss feet
The Property known a. 81 %.s, rwcu,yuIu.s stree.
Maps at the auctoneers once, 81 Cedar street.
MORRIS WILKINS, .AucTIoNEER.
M Handsome Household Furniture o Paintings, Mirrors,
Carpets, &c. Grand Pianoforte.
r. LUDLOW CO. WIN sell a, auction on
WEDNESDAY, December lS 1871, atli O'Clock A. NJ,
st the private residence 40 East Twelfth uree, b.veen
broadway and University place,
the entire Furniture contained in said house. con rsns OF
carved rosewood Paror suit rosewood Eagere hsndsoms
brocate Curtains, rosewood Grand Pianoorie Errard,
maker; several elegant on raulings rosewood Buffet,
boeany and mspo Beseas, Dressiaa Bureaus commodes
wsshsssnas wsrsrobes MATTRESSES, Arm and Easy CHAIRS
Catalogues at No Pine street
The New York herald., 1871-12-11

nANIEL A. MATTHEW'S. AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM
~ NO. FIFTH AVENUE HoTEL.--GRAND HOLT
DAY SALE OF SUPERB FANCY GOODS, the very latest
mportattons from Paris, Vienna and London; MAdNIFI
CENT CLOCKS, ARTISTIC BRONZts, JARD1NIERES,
GLASSWARE, JAPANESE AND SWISS CARVED GOODS
MUSIC BOXES, DRESSING CASES, CARD TABLES AND
THE LATEST NOVELTIES, selected expressly for hOLT
DAY PRESENTS 70 be sold z. auction a store Ne under
AND THURSDAY, DECEMBER IL, I3 AND II at M
o'clock r. NJ The ladies' respectfully invited. Goods
exhibition Monday December H. day and evening.
The New York herald., 1871-12-11

DY NJ DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
ID This day Monday At IL O'CLOCK, at the saesrooms, 7s
Nassau street. near Fulton general assortment OF nrs'
tension Tables Lounges plate Mirrors Carpets hair
and other Bedding, &C. Also, by order OF John
T. Stewart, Marshal, quantity of Furniture. &c.
DY MAX BAYERsDoRFER, AUCTTONER-sELLs
ID o'clock 81 First bv virtue OF execution
Of the Marine Court large lot assorted Tobacco b0oO u
Rars, &C. PATRICK DAILY, City Marshai
MAX BAYERSDoRFER CO.. Auctioneors 375 Bowcry
The New York herald., 1871-12-11

ATTFR RECESS,
Prescnt-A quorum of members.
The Board proceeded with the OF Inspectors OF
Election
Supervisor schlchtng canvasscd the Fifth Ward COM
plete.
The Third District was canvsssed from the filed in
the Bureau OF Elections the motion OF Supervisor
Schc1ting.
Supervisor the Sixteenth Ward complete
Supervisor Charock canvassed the Twelfth Ward
pcte.
Tho Ninth district canvasscd from the Supervisors
returns motion of supervisor Chaflock.
motion Supervisor Woltmau the Sergeant at Arms
readiness the for
of Election canvassed by 80 J.. NJ, to
which time the Board took recess.
The New York herald., 1871-12-11
A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
n O1cc and saesroom 80 Nassau street.

N 01lcc and saesroom 81 Nassau stree.
opposite the Post ONCE
SECOND HAND HOUsEHOLb FURVfT URE
JOHNSTON VAN rASSELL VIII sell Tuesday, n 10L
O'clock their salesroom 81 Nassau street. large
OF Household Furniture, Bedroom Suits Toilet Tables
Washstands Bcdseads Mattresses, Feather Beds Sheets
Quits Blankets Mirrors Rockers cane seat Chairs Ingram
Carpets Brussels Carpets Light Stands Paor Suits Crock
ery Glassware, Kitchen Furniture RefrgerAtors &c.
Also an elegant Upright Piano,
five elegant Mozart Carpets
OaIce Furniture, ac.
The New York herald., 1871-12-11

MORRIS WILKINS, AuCTTuNEER.
l Handsome Household Furniture Un Paintings Mirrors,
Carpets, &C. Grand Pianofore.
The New York herald., 1871-12-11

ALBERT h. wALDRON, AUCT1ONEER,
N Saesrooms, luS Liberty, Ill Cedar and 81 Church ss
Toys Dols, Games, &C.,
on TUESDAY, NJ l03 O'Clock.
WALDRON h COOKE will SELL above, immense
assortment OF Toys, Dolls, Games Plays DC.
Fine Plated Ware and Cutlery.
Well made Ladies' and Misses Furs.
Work, Glove and Bonbon Boxes.
Standard Miscellaneous Books
Particulars tomorrow Catalogues morning OF sale.
ON MONDAY, AT u O'CLOCK,
Horses, Wagons and Harness.
The New York herald., 1871-12-11

V1RUSTEES' SALE.
Large quantity OF Machinery for the
Manufacture OF silk.
BENJAMIN p. FAIRCHILD, Aucioneer, on Wednesday.
December 49, 1871 at 10 A. NJ 206 Eighth all the
Machinery, Goods Chattcs, &c, belonging to the Howard
Silk consisting OF 10 Power LOOMS
together with shaftng, Betting Pueys and evervthinE
pertaining the said business BY order OF the Board of
Trustees,
The New York herald., 1871-12-11

AFTER SECOND RrCrss.
Present--A quorum of members.
The OF Inspectors OF Election was proceeded
with.
Supervisor Cuddy the Sixth Ward complete.
Supervisor Reilly canvassed the Seventh and Thirteenth
Wards complete
Supervisor Cuddy assed the Eighteenth Ward com.
plete.
The sixteenth District OF the Eighteenth Ward was can.
vassed from the Supervisory returns motion of Super
visor Cuddy
Supervisor Plunku canvassed the TIVE tysccond Ward
complete.
In the sixth District Supervisor Plunk moved that the
ticket headed by and Radey credited l4O
votes, the ticket headed BY Scott and Sandford go
Supervisor Woltman that the of the votes
for Aldermen Assistant Aldermen the special
order for Monday, at l. o'clock
that the Board take until Monday
morning, 1T 10 O'clock
MoSpAy, Nov. 20, 1e71-10 A. N.
Board reassenbcd Supervisor Conan IL
the chair. Present, quorum of members
The of the Fifteenth ard Inspectors Of Eiec
ton taken and completed BY Supervisor Irving.
On supervisor Punktt the Board took recess
until 2 o'clock
The New York herald., 1871-12-11
DY CAMPBELL. L Co, AUCTIONEERS.
ID win sell

on TOMORROW TUESDAY,,
by descriptive catalog 300 lots elegant substantial
desirable Household Furniture. IN four story private
residence, by Plmpton city
Makers including superb octave, carved
rosewood Panofote, celebrated maker Charles Belts
IN perfect orders superb carved black walnut marble top
Chamber Suits; elegant rosewood walnut Suits,
in first class superior cred Hair Matsse French
Feather Pillows and BoIstcr Lace Cura,na nns Engrav
ings, Paintings, English Rruasois
throughout entire house, bn: little used, Full particulars
Office of CAMPBELL A TO-, Auctioneers, No. 4 West
Fourth street. near corner of Broadway
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-04-06
NUMBER "A.

ters in something like obedience to the
law, 5000 policemen are necessary.
A PulLApEGrHiAN has invented clock
that will measure the one-ten.thousandth
part Of a second The clock is described
rs wonderful affair, The dial-plate, which
Is sixteen inches is diameter is separated
into 5000 parts, and the indicator revolves
twice every second The clock is set
upon table, beneath which the pendulum
Fcr0'gsS, and the iutIiCacY of the affair may
be imagined when the statement is made
that the entire works can he placed in n
small cigar box, The government ordi-
nance offices have accepted the instrument
ior the purpose OF measuring the velocity
of proiectiles
A VERY curious aud interesting story Is
sent from Easton, Md, concerning turtle
that has lately turned up there, 1t ap.
pears that In the year 1900, two boys
caught torrapln, and enc OF them carved
upon his back his initials, the date (lS00),
u spread eagle, and n f1Rr}btS ahiam
Nothing was thought or remembered of
the incident until the other day, when Il
turtle was caught in the Cloptack River
having these marks, aud then 1t was that
the survivor Of the pair, now an old and
venerable gentleman, told the story of the
boyish tfolio. The case presents very
strange coincidence, and also demonstrates
the extreme age 10 which the terrapin
may attain.
l,r was in this way that mirrors first
came TO bc used for rejecting lighthouses,
more than hundred years ago Atameet.
ing of the Mathematical Association at
Liverpool, u member said he could read u
paragraph of q newspaper mt ten yards
distance by the light of a tarthing candle.
This being ON al sides doubted, a wager
was laid when lhcmember took q wooden
dish, and covered It with pieces OF looking
glasses, which he fastened to the dish
with putty. Having thus made reflector,
he placed it behind the tarthing candle,
and, then taking his position ten PAGES
from thr light, hO read aloud to the whole
assembly, and won the wager amid the
create 'tapplause Among the company was
Captain hutchinson The master OF the
docks. He viewed this little experiment
with extraordinary interest, He saw at
once that trillmg as IT appeared TO be, it
contained the germ of an invention Of the
first Importance In word, what he then
conceived upon the subject was aterward
speedily reduced to practice, and with him
originated the invaluable rejecting hight
| house built At Liverpool.