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| A New PRoJEcT1LE.-|Fe were present yes
tar1ay at some very interesting experiments made
with new description OF hci!os~ shot, the inyen-
ton of Mes>rs. Scott & Burdick mechanic: II i::;s
city. Nearly SIX years ago these gentlemen hlt
upon process of loading shells with compost
ton designed TO explode them at the instant st
striking any object which they nigh, be aimed
but it is only within a few months that they have
SO perfected :his invention al To be able TO subject
it to practical test. having .etisEed themselves
b. number of trials that they had at length At
tained their object, they yesterday nvi;ed General
Wool, Me ior Baker and some other sficers OF the
Army with one or two friends, to attend at of
their experiments "a pound howiizer was
Placed an one side cf . hollow, and target on the
opposite side Of the hill, distant, perhaps, $50
yards. The target, composed of heavy timber,
was eight feet square and thirtytwo ihches in
thickness.
One of the projectiiss, in appearance precisely
like solid ball, was then placed in the anG
the piece fired. The shot passed through the up
per timber OF the target and glanced of without
exploding : second and third trial was made,
but with no better success. = VIZ then stated
by the inventors that in preparing the shot for the
day experiment they had changed the proportions
of the Charge and they could account for their fat.
ure (the only they had me, with in the entire
range of their ,rials) on other ground than the
supposi,on that there too much powder IN
the shell 10 allow the composition c take effect
Search then made fJr the shot which had been
fred, and two Of them were found, unbrokcn IN
the side of the opposite bill. Ii was proposed to
try these shot e second time. and they were &C.
cordngly placed in the cannsn and fred, one after
the other, and in both Instances with perfect
success.
The first shot passed through The target and cx.
poded as it rcboun9ed into the air, the intefvg!
between the impac, and the explosion being nearly
second. The second shot struck fairy III the
centre of the target ard exploding in about half a
second after impact, tore the target into thousand
fragment. Tie effect OF this sing lie sho; upon q
large ship would have been to sink her almost in
simultaneously, and exploding IN or near = body of
troops, it would have proved awfully destructive.
The result establishes tie efficiency of M'ssrs.
Scott & Burdick's froi-c,ilc. OF It's safety in
handling and packing they gave the strongest as
surances, though means were at hand of testing
this point thoroughly. But doubt had been casa
upon the certainty of these shots by the failures CT
the first three trials. The inventors met this ob-
lection by the averment tia; out OF great number
of experiments these were the only ones tina. had
not succeeded perfectly, and they attributed the fall
ure to the change which they hac! that day made
in the charge Albany Jour.
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE GOVERNOR,

BIZ and ,siti TIE edrice and consent Of the Senate
FEBRUARY %.
SCHENECTADY CouNry-Cornelius s. Conir ani Geo.
Nc Queen judges, rc.ar rPo!nlmen.s.
Daniel r. H@ag and aarin C. Myers commissioners Of
deeds, Theodore Van lngen, term EXPIRED and CHRIS
topher Peters, who declines
Thomas Shannon, inspector Of lumber, vice Thomas Cad
ALLEcANY couNrY-Samuel ~. Russell, supreme court
coniss oner, vice Samuel = H4igb term expcs lSh oil
April, l84S poz
Essex CouHTY-wacou Tyrreli, first judge, iiathanieI
g. nS %naon }o@ GHn snd Mdoos
OF loans, Aaron b. Mack term expired and David
Levi D. Brown and Harry j. Person. commissioners of
loans the OF 1868, vice Henry r. Noble ami Jas
Moses r. Copgh and wnslow C. Watson, masters in
claocery Jonathan Burne term expires ISL Nay
1913 and Charles Tabsr, term eIpfed
Gardner stow and Denj f. Hide examiner IN chancery
vice Thomas Tomnson, term expires l5h MARCH, l1 ana
Jonathan Burnett. term expired
Samuc! c. Beach, notary public, vice Andrew Thompson
ONEIDA CouNrY-Amasa 5. Newberry commissions, of
loans vice David PiAl y, term expired
John 6. Crockett, master IN cancery, vice 'ohh H. ho
~ rds, term expired
Iuvl r. Root, examiner in chancery, vice Alexander
Lulher r. Marsh, supreme cour, commissioner in place Of
Orsamus ha,lerson, term expiring 9ii april
Sbhn w Richardson and VIM. Barber, inspectors OF beet
and pork vice Charles Fuller, jr aud Wm Parsa, whose
terms have expired -, ,,L,
New YoRR-Rcberl B. Getty, Henry A Beach, Thomas
Nsloney John o ser and Morton Fdrchid inspectors OF
brei AID PORK, wee Joseph F. Lippt Martin Waters
james B. Thompson, ,sep ph p. simpson and Le2i Hart
Thomas Gardner, James Furey, Jesse West and John
Ryker j., ins pectors OF beef and pork
Jonathan d Stevenson, n>P. gen ot domestic distieu
.pi s. vice John Eddie. term expired
William Oaks, Ebenszsr C. Barton, Andrew j. walker
Jose OH Fiynn and William Nasted, Inspectors o. domestic
distilled >pifits. vice Clare. Ceaper Hugh Bradley Cna
c. Williams, Robert 6. Crleudcn and Thomas ). iaii
terus expired. ,, ~
Hinchman Robert Townsend, Jr, William Smell, Obadiah
Cooper James W. weslerve Ahsalnm G. Dto" '!l John
Cod,!inptou Cyrus Rec, Robert G. Neli.. VIM Smith
Allen W IIardie Joseph Rose Jr. Gilbert jenkins n
H. Guion. Thomas n. McFartn, JOAN Perce, Richard =
Cannifr Thos II. Leary John Mersereau, "n 3 slough
lenburgb Jshn Demarest and JOHN White, weighes OF
nerchandise vice Jacob Roosevelt. Charles Hunt ChIies
swan, Siephcn 5 Clay, James WehiOg, stephen A. Rcn
Reuben unker, Alfred Souien5ureh Alien McD ougal
samuel D. Southmayd wille seaman. Ezra Collins, Alex
r. PIumley Henry Eggleso, DAVID brownJ', Ale1ansef
Patterson, Charles McGauley, Joel NJ Spier, i" Llard A.
Wilson Robert 3. ililIi;rd, Andrew Bache, Aheony
SNYDER James Stafford, Richard Sterling and koo'' 3
Watson, terms expired
Benjamin Wood, weigher OF merchandise, re.appoisi'
mert. ,,,;. ,.;..
William s whyesey, ierai 1Pires I'd March, 1873.
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Lec,ures ON Geology.

~ Docrox LYrLL', LECTURES ON GEoLoeY'-ine
second edition OF these celebrated Lectures as "
The Tribune is new ready 1t contains an hngra'eu
hb,ng un ideal section OF part CT the Bar
crust with ex pana,ian II will also contain general In
production TO Geology before published LECTURE l.
embraces the following subjects Auvergne' Lacosulhe
Period, Volcanic Period, Eruption Of Coseguina, Moa,
Dor LECTURE ii. The Ear,hs strata, Marine o'saa'
riods Auvergne District, Sub ApPenlnes, Mount -T'na
LECTURE Ill Upleaval and Sub,idence OF The Earth Na'
nIcs Temple OF Seraps Monte Nuovo LECTURE ~: Co
raj Reefs Coral Islands LscrpRE " oT,sino coa nso o
the Falls OF Niagara. LECTURE VIII. BoudeEs and Ice
bergS ,.,;.; . Sk .,.h or ,bs
ac,rrs of Dr. J. AUGUSTINE SMITH delivered before The
vcenm of Natural History on 9th OF December last ca
The Dpserer.. Races Of Men ,o., us,,;,-
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OG' The PHILOSOPHY OF SOLITUDE, BY I'm
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been known as among the best didactic trcatises
ever written, renders i, unnecessary TO say any
ihinr nf its merits.
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Travels i'm The West.

~ Oregon and She Rocky Mountain:
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Martha Corlin has lived Ey laca.y The last 10 years.
,d hereby cery the foregoing s,ateneut made bS beg
iT saif is correct Mrs. MARY d. LLOYD!
" = Nc s04 B.oad u. Newark, NJ.
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" Plumbers, lis Grand street. doGfs East OF Broad.
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haro. 10 those who arc curious in this matter we
commend the work though we doubt whether it
will cutie dissipa,c the prestige of velor and hero
ism which, with the great body Of the people, sur
| rounds the name of Putnam
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% The LIBRARY AT THE HALLS OF JUS TICE
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tined for the Library should be directed There
are few families who cannot find half dozen
spare volumes to contribute, and fewer still, VIC
trust, who would grudge the trouble of sending
them to the Tombs For the use of the prisoners.-
Col. Jones has assigned apartment for the re-
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members of the Lyceum Education Society will in
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distribution. In this arrangement the ele
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as the exer,ions of Mrs. Fry effected in Newga,c.
The moral and intellectual character of the Com
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urbanity which has thus Ear distinguished their
proceedings, is almost Of itself warrant OF sue
cess We understand the Rev. Daniel 2 k.ddcr,
late Missionary to Brazil gentleman Of fine tai
ents, and ardently devoted to the intellectual as
we'll as religious elevation Of man, will give Lee
lure on the 18th of March before the Lyceum
Education Society, on the Moral and Intellectual
aspect of Brazil. The proceeds are for the benefit
of the Society, and we heartily wish him fnIl
house.
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YJ1HE PEOPLE of the State of New

YORK by the grace OF God tree and eprnceni: 10
all e.Snns Interested tie estate OF Henry REYNOLDS iaE
OF the city OF NewYuk .eceaed asnex OF Ah, cfeoots
o. otherwise send greeting:
You each OF you are hereby cited and required per-
snay 10 be- and az Gear before egse OF the couay
Of Ne.York at bscce 10 tie city o! NcwYoFI o. tne
DAY Of iarc! a.1 a; r oG!ocs ~ se .os.
rn.nt % ,hr sccouns OF Cahariae Reynods Tie idln-
.tttr Of al ai singular the goods, caaels crziis
OF the said Henry Reynolds, deceased.
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DAY Of F>nruary IL The yrar ct cur Lcfc one hou-
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&C iSr SI = I,"4w W., ~ DAVID g. OGDEN.
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IN CaANCERY, before the Vice Chan


Z ceor. n pursuance OF aGecretel otder Of this Court
made IN hp eJJye entitled csase VIII be sold public
auciion unGer The dec,ono Of tee subscribers Ct te
Masters thereof Edward r. Loiow, Anc'.eneers at the
M-rchanl Exchang, hec!ty CT New York, on The 2oa
d.y of Harcl i.st. az II o clsck neon OF thai day
.that tain pssuage dwelling house Let, piece or
parcel OF land ,itnate lying and Being the FDs H:r OF
the city Of New Yosk bounded follows, at Norta.
ery in ron, by "a,er street, Ea'ery oy lot OF g.Ie
late beiong gsg ohert L!vngs,oa; So5iAs,y "
lol Of srousd late belonging R!caaFd l. WSs
wes,sry by Whitehall street. coetsnas 10 "
iroat Weter tseatyave sct 10 tse rear
i. .t pae s,ches and n 4ng.h bcth sides hi!ty
fee, inches the said several Gir1eason Ho'e ~ "
New York, March |, l2 ,,i c,,,..,y
/, IL. ~ " S'-' su2 PAW IDS
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HLIRERUGH'S Scottish Musical En-
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Rooms GA Tuesday Evening March I'm, e47 Concert 10
o'ci,cA precisely Tickets 90 cen each, 70
be rad al all 5fu.ic and OF DIR. Clebugt,
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VOL. III. NO. 279.

haze been satisfied with examination of his con-
duct in battle, bu, has pursued his inquiries into
the authenticity of he famous wolf adventure. and
other woadrous stotes of which Putnam was the
haro. To those who are curious in this matter we
commend the work Though we doubt whether it
will cutie dissiPaic the prestige Of velor and hero
ism which, with the great body OF the people, su-
rounds the name Of Putnam.
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GOAL CHEAP.-Thes subscriberintend-

~ ing to remove the King and Greenwich from
his present yard 6lS Greenwichsi will deliver i'll good Or
de- the balance his stock Of first quality OF Peach orci-
ard Red ASH Broken and Egg and arge Stove at the 10"
p'oIfeys: :: - " PETER CLINTON.
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MARTHA CONLIN.

know Martha Conlr and believe wat the .ates 10 ma
doc lnen. 70 Se perfectly ru@. JOHN 70" ER,
YIcAE GENER4L OF EEW-YoEH,
Rector OF 81. Peters Church.
Given al New York !his lt.h day 81 December, lai2.
Isrc1 dartha Conn, snd have kHo"n oi her sancrins
illness JOHN DUBOIS, B!AEoP Of He"-forh.
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fp confidence N the statement made by Martha
C,l;n aim known her lie pCsl l~eay years VIZ
chrrry give any particulars III ea!ion TO her Case 70
,hl..a tnr nr
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Ihaye confidence tho representations made " 'i"'eA
oo' ~ ELlJAa +. PUEDy
Alderman lQth Ward OF the Ciiy OF NeW'Ie's-
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOUL

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irons ana the public they have reduced he ter's OF
tuition III institution 10 suit the pressure inc ues
TIER next term will commence the 18th OF Feb inSL
Grea, attention devoted Reading Writing, Eiocuuon
Grammar, Arithmetic, Mathematics, History CompoSuon
and Husc. The whole school attend daily TO the French
language; and F.ench spoken in The iaEiiy NO extra
charge Latin. Singing in classes The spanish and
ian Languages Drawing, and Painting are taught on
tie Usual terms For farther particulars, please apply as
above. u III
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A PRACTICAL system: OF Book. .KEEPYG BY DOUBLE Asn
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Superior of :he Roman Catholic Orphan Ayirp; fnc7'
street. NJ Y. W. ~ iSi--
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THE ANGLo.AmERIcAH MAGAzisE. March, 1913. Boston
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A T p. COLE e. CO.'S, 7Ol Broad
"A way-cHEAP GOoDS-Nni:e aypgd, unb;eaehsd
Mu.lins nih!ngly low; liAen cambrc dSs ens' re-
c,ivrJ soIendd Cscoss from cents per yard ana
upwaras; gsmbroons, a'psccas, bombaznes drap de'e
CLOTH Irs liner, linen sheetins linen table covers uaasA
iinen damash ma phinS, ani cheap caIbt!c muslin.
" g. We keep great variety, aud wal sell ga!ier ooot
brrk;ns and ppsrs very cheap, all OF which We W" "
ranL All kinds rubber half Gaers at he astonishing 'o'
nr.e of5 hIlinrs per pair, warranted well made " 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

Thr attention OF lhe TIascT respectfully esrd 20 is
(olowiag certificates howcye: great achievements have
seyso,ore teen !aGehy The o tn invaluable edlt!nc
ye, daily experience SHOWS ge>als sui mere remarkable
The proprietor. await eu>eIveset The opportunity o.
saving i. source satisfaction ha thsy ara