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ruEL-sAvrNo APPARATUS.

II GRIFFIN COS PATENT HEAT GENERATOR
D'-Engneers need not be informed tnai from tmry 70
BIZ the best plans Of setting boilers, and the same IL
true Of all kiads offumaces.
The subscribers offer to the notice Of manufacturers,
method Of saving fuel originally secured by patent Dec
1872 and since much improved thai new patent was u
sued July 81, l3i7. IL Is applicable 10 steamboats, On the
Western waters, stationary engines 10 hesnng iacone 70
burning BRICK 10 pas &c pnntworks, 10 annesng fur
naces, TO stills, 10 papers, 10 the Manufacture OF sugar
the South, &c, sc.
The principle TO which the above has been given
has been thoroughly tested BY business men Of the hghe'
respeciabfy who have realized SAVING OF nom weniy
i've 20 forty per cent and consists IN, let peculiar con
strucuon OF the hre-chamber Of furnace, rendering ne
almost perfect and burning nearly ell the gases
and smoke thus generating maximum amount OF heal from
ven quantity Of fuels and I'd, An arrangement Of the fne
and chimney By which the heal u retained under the pan
boiler and only escapes temperature incapable Of boil
ing water An artificial draft substituted for the natural
and the necessity Of building high chmnsys entirely obu-
sted The cost Of setting IL thus much ess than the old
methods has applied 10 furnaces for heating facto-
and for drying pnnt~or with both OF
eost and OF fuel Boilers and furnaces now IN use can be al
tered with bat slight expense delay State County or IN
diydua nights offered terms satisfactory and those
erested are invited 10 examine certificates drawings and
models at the Office Of the projectors
Extract from report Of the Comnec on Arts and Sciences
Of the American institute, Sept 80 1917
Your Committee are Of opinion that this plan, both eo
reteay and Practically embraces tho best application OF
plan which mas yet been exhibited 70 them BY order Of the
COMMITTEES, (signedl JAS. RENwICK, Chsirmsn--
References may be made TO the following geuismen who
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al Yonker. Gamer Co % Pine-st Print Works a. haY-
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Philadelphia, Pa fngerson 4 Mcdowell, Paper Mills,
South Tyrnghan Macs; Messrs Johnson hne ana otheTs
Of the Maryland Pentennery, Baltimore; VIM A. boyce,
Grassy Point; John Adrsnce Co poughkeePsie; Dun.
can Harrington Pleasant valley u w Lee, rlcur siils
Geneva, n. 2; James I1ghsm Co nwssggngers Creek
u124 n rs3n iswThflstp ls2 Broadway. New-York
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WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS,

100 BROADWAY BETWEEN FULTON AND DEY
STREETS, NETWORK.
rV,HE SUBSCRIBERS invite the notice Of country mer-
chants and others who wish purchase books IN guam
titles their extensive stock In all the departments Of Lit
eraiure and School Books
They the publishers Of Saunderss Spelling and Read
ing Books, Wilson's Histories, Tromsons Anthmeucs,
Hichcocks Geology Grays Chemistry, Porers Rhetorical
Reader McEigoi's Analytical Manual, and Young An
alyzer The NewYork Chorast, Psalmodsf School Sing
Young Choir Young Methodist and many other popular
works All books wanted which are hand, fur
nished on short notice.
Particular attention will be paid to all orders from mer
chants and private individuals sent by mail Otherwise
for Theological Miscellaneous and School Books and no
pains will he spared complete all such orders TO the salts
faction OF cOrrespOndents.
20 90 81 ARK ri NEWMAN A co laa Roadway.
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By Telegraph TO the New.YOrk Tribune.
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
Gen. Butler. Acceptance, &c.

WASHINGTON, wednesday, Aug. y
Gen. BuILERs letter accepting the nomination
Of the Baltimore Convention for the Nice-Presi-
dency, was published in the Washington Union
Of this morning. Also, a long letter from Henry
A. WISE in defence of Gen. CAss against the
charges which have, from time TO time, been made
against him (by Wise himself among others,l OF
corruption of various kinds, and Pledging the par
tvs support.
In the Senate, Tuesday evening, nothing OF in
terest occurred.
The House was engaged in the debate on the
River and Harbor bill until after j at night.
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Aid and sympathy for Ireland.

The friends of Ireland on the Paterson and Rama
Pc Railroad Q5th section) met on Monday evening last
at McPharlins American Hotel, to see what could be
done in aid of Ireland her present struggle for
tonaity. ARSoL D NELSON Esq was chosen President
and an eloquent speech was made by Andrew Faon Of
New.York Mr. Coddngton of Paterson also made
good speech Of the right sort of Resolutions
adopted and the following subscriptions handed in:
Arnold Ne.oa sIO jacob Mars-le. 80; H. leo Nelson. go
Pafrrk NJ dams 80. Hugh No dsns, 90 Hugh Mooney -
Arthur Coocn John Lowell g. james Comfy Mclas smith,
So Dngan. James sleld. Ierrance NcAdsus. -
Hugh ONei Thomas McIau. - Arthur p0unes, 81 Hugh
Burns John Hines. Francis Nelly q Joseph Iobn, =
Pusls. RI hard Nolan, .. fsck Boyen, -. Pat
Kesru-y Jae- murphy 81 John Egan, 81 Pstrtk Nc
Doun@ james Lynch t. Patnk Whresn, ~ John Infi
81 John Poster 81 Pstnck Kelly 81 Michael Kelly 81
Henry Maleu Bartholomew Catghtn ~ 1omss Cahl, ~
Mshael Be-, i@n Daniel Lowell Al Austin Buk-, 81 1homss
keenan, 1T Paurk McPhahn % Matthew Harvey 81 John
SHAY John Cushman. John Hogan 81 Psnrk Hariuey
Hsrney. Il Michael Msher. Al Neil Cafpb-N. ~
Dsnns Golden james Golden ~ Charles Golden 81 Richard
Costaop Psfnk Golden Al rsfuck Fe- Al Mathew Comfy
81 john Psnck Madden Al Eiwsrd MADDEN, al
james NJ Derm0i sl McDermoi Edward NJ Csbe Al
Peter VI Brine 81 Eieari Ncphsrn. ~ Fancs
Mnhae Cassiy ~ Matthew H.nef = Andrew Ca
ssiy Thomas Doon4u. Thomas Keenan,, q. ~ James G
Comedy, Caharle Comedy 81 cts MEaref
Connolly Richard Kelly John scoan. ~ Peter Golden
81 John Mclntie Al John Deeaufy -. Total, sl73
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" Sea.Serpcntv In Vermont
lBy Ielezrsph-From M.nch..tsf. vi


The largest snake ever heard of in this part OF
the world has been for some months about
hedge on the east side Of West mountains and
last Sundsy Mr. T. Owsley him and describes him
follows He IS as large common stove-plpe and
about j. feet long. he could Judge but he
dare not attack him. He had rather venomou. look
His color Is a dark brown. The Green Mountaineers
are intending to make grand sorti. and capture his
snskeship
Mr.. Wood. Telegraph operator OF the Vermont and
Canada line here says the above snake story" is well
authenticated and pledges the veracy Of the Telegraph
on the existence Of the identical monster Troy Post
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ILLHNOIS-TIIh District

Clays majority in the District was Ola, which
Logan has nearly lost. We think Harris is elected
YIN District, (nor Turners.)
BAKER, Wig. WELLS, Loco. Clay Polk
10 Daviess 300 mai. maj. II
Wing gain 81. As Polk had but 275 majority
in the District, Bakers election is probable.
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WESTERN ELECTIONS
KENTUCKY Y.

IUIdIi 80 . I0N ''i-''
Crittenden ahead .3Oe2 Clay in do. 1879
~ Crittendens vote, when full in these Coun-
nes will be about equal to Clays and Clay had
ss67 in the State so Crttendens election is sure
enough. He stands better than Owsley did for
Governor four years ago.
Licking Wayne and Scott Cos Crittenden re
ported ahead Doubtful as to Scott We suppose
Licking means Fleming.
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lot making merchandise OF her mock bushes and EN-
poisoned charms the lawyer selling his genius and
learning TO well fed oppressionwoud it not be sight
worth seeing and after contemplating it should We
not be ready to exclaim the whole world is but one
vast Mock Auction o.
~ SLICE XIII. will take the reader on some
pleasant " Ercusions.'
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LIBERTY ALMANAC FOR Is4s.

yJ,HIS DAY PUBLISHED by the American and Foreign
Antssvery Society. and for sale their depository
the following rates For thousand copies S25 forone
hun1red copies - for dozen copies - cts for sin
gle copy, cts.
II il earnestly hoped that the friends Of Liberty though
out the country viii do al that they can 70 give this valuable
work an extensive circulation. IL has been carefully pre-
pared with special reference 70 The present highly impor
isnt position OF public affairs, and Is eminenty cacused
Tor the diffusion OF valuable nfomsron the great ques
Of slavery which now engages the attention Of our en-
tire nation.
Orders nclosng the cash will be promptly executed and
should be addressed TO the Publishing Agent
WILLIAM HARMED, 81 John 81
~ Please be particular designate the mole OF convey
sncr BIZ which the Altman acs % be cent alI lN-
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Ireland. Cnuse-wrlminston Rally.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
VII MfNGroN. Del. Tuesdsv Arg

WILMINGTON Del Tuesday, Aug :.
The Friends Of Ireland had a most enthusiast
tic meeti.g at the City Hall on Saturday evening.
raise funds to aid the patriots there in the coming
struggle for liberty. TheoPhus Fiske, Of the City OF
Philadelphia, delivered an address upon the occasion
before the Michel Club, which has recently been organ
zed here He depicted, in the stronges; terms the
~. 81 o,,rrs.sirn ~ that fs,es corr,~- -
has been placed under the misgovernment Of England
Ills remarks elected the most raDtur applause and
although but brief preparation had beef made the hand
OF : - subscribed on The spot the most
of which was paid into the hands Of the officers Of the
meeting. committee was appointed to raise add
uons funds
Last evening Mr. Fiske delivered address al the
Brandywine near Duponts Powderworks where
very handsome collection taken up in aid Of the
good cause. Yours WAYNE.
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PRIZE EssAry-An Edinburgh paper mentions
that prize Of $4,000 has been offered to the students
Of the Scottish Universities Tor the best Essay on Natural
Theology Another set Of Bridgewater Treatiscs nav
be anticipated from this source.
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IRIsH MEETING At ALBANIA meeting for Ire.
land was held 4, the Capitol on Monday evening The
EraiHg Journal says
Judge Ganseyoort was in the Chair, and short phy
speeches were made by Messrs. McLoud Gahney
OCallagan. and others. Subscriptions received.
and 52J5 paid in-mostly in small sums. The utmost
enthusiasm prevailed and II lrshnen in Ireland but
make vigorous effort to throw OF their yoke funds in
abundance viii be sent 20 them from this country The
meeting was adjourned until Monday evening next"
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WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Aug.

WARRINGTON "Wednesday, Aug. 9.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Tuesdays ProoeediRss continued
Mr.. DICKINSON Of Ohio opened the debate on the
River and Hsrbor bill and replied to Mr. FISHER OF o.
Mr. HuDsoS OF Msss followed ia an able speech.
The debate was farther continued by Mr. ROCKWELL
OF Conn. Mr.. EVANS Of Md Mr. MuILrN Mr. FIoKLiN.
and Mr. JOHNSON OF Tenn.
Mr.. OUTLAW obtained the hoor when the Committee
rose, reported progress. and motion the House ad
Joarned over at half past IL.
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BOOK TRADE.
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Slephens's Book OF the Farm, vols Syo. with nu'
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Dr. Lardner's Lectures Science and Art vols 8vo
Ewbank on Hydraulics and Mechanics, vol 8yo....
Life of Henry Clay by Epes Sargent, brought -.
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OlsrselPs Curostes Of Literature, with the additions
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The Silk Culture (plaesD Paper.
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Political Economy; by Atkinson, with an Introduce
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wAsuINcroN. wedncsday, August Q

A dispatch to the Union from Raleigh says that
II the Democrats gain three more members to the
Legislature they will have a majority on joint
ballot
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INDIANA,
"a. Le0fsiotu

THE above is not exact, but nearly so. The
Legislature seems quite as likely to so Wing as
the other way. A U. s. Senator is depending
The Telegraphs Wing majority in Washington
Co. is unaccountabe.
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LIFE IN BosroS.-There is in Oliver-st. house
containing - rooms which has, for regular occupants
niaaythret persons. Boston Bee.
The Old Brepsry-new sditionl
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FROM BERMUDA.-The steamship Trent, Capt.
MORTON. arrived yesterday in four days and three
quarters from Bermuda, bringing IA passengers
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SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.
NORTH CAROLINA.

Reds mai 500. Folks in do. 500.
We presume Manly's election is no longer
doubtful
NORTH CARoLISA.-A fresh Telegraphic dis
patch says "Duplin County gives 226 majority
for Manly" No, it hasn't. We have no contrary
report, but we are confident Duphn has given coo
or 200 ma iority the other way, usual.
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ma. POWELL, oCuLlsT, AURIsT. &C attends
Disilv 10 diseases OF the Eye and Ear al his surgery l
Broadway entrance Warren-st Just published The sec
ond ssi,ion on DR. Powers Treatise the Eye, prcs y
cents which can be had hs Office also, his premium sell
cssiss imoorssd. IN 2meot'
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THE OCEAN HOUSE, KEPT BY R 2 PARKER.
TIRE ATLANTIC HOUSE, sIAscoSsEr, nv ~. s. cRocKER
- THE OCEAN HOUSE, having been greatly enlarged
~. and Otherwise improved with good accommodations
- for sea-ba,hng, is now In comfort and convenience
inferior 10 no public house In New-England
THE ATLANTIC HOUSE, erected tins season al Sias
conset is large and commodous and cannot fail 70
be pleasant home such desire pure fresn air. magnh
cent ocean scenery and fine fishing
The fine steamer Massachusetts, Capt Lot Phnney, makes
four trips week, during the Summer months, between Nan
tue ket and New Bedford, as follows:
Leaves Nantucket on Monday and Saturday att AM and
on Tuesday and Thursday at ~ AM.
Leaves New Bedford on Monday and Saturday 81 IN
and on Wednesday and Friday at q AM.
The time occupied in making the passages between Nan
rucket and New. Bedford, including the landings Holmes
Hole and Woods Hole, Is only about a hours.
These passages delightfully."- pleasant In Summer the
passengers being in sight OF land the whole distance
Nantucket June Is 1919 tyl 2swew
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~ A returned volunteer named Wait, was
knocked down In the City Of Cincinnati the other day.
and robbed Of $50.
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FROM JAMAIcA.-Advices from Jamaica to the
18th ult have been received by way Of Baltimore
There had been some trouble at the West end OF the
Island on of the inability of the planters to Pay
the blacks The following account Of an earthquake is
from the Falmouth Post Of the 18th
Two very severe shocks of earthquake were felt in
Spanish Town at about five minutes past o'clock, p
NJ on Sunday last The first shock lasted several sec.
onds and was followed by loud rumbng noise, ike
distant thunder for about halt minute when the
ond shock followed accompanied by the noise and
of similar duration.
severe shock of an earthquake felt IN this town
sunday last at IS minutes past PM The motion
appeared to be South 10 North.
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impSr--rs and manufacturers Of Human r would inform
CITIZENS and styanyers thai they have hand the largest
The cheapest and the best ssso1msn, Of Wigs soaps. halt
os hair which for price and quality are une-
9aaled TIE trade supplied. wholesale and retail n Maiden
iaue. New-York a1< IND
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INKEN(H, SPANISH AND ITALIAN IAN
l. GUAGES-The advertiser respectfully announces to
the heads OF colleges and respectable schools who wish 70
avail themselves OF his services for the acquisition VI the
above languages that his long experience and sueces
which has always attended his instruction both In England
Spain and America. WILL he hopes give satisfaction I'm
exceponabe references and testimonials maysbe had a.
the bookstore Of Messrs Roe Lockwood Son, Al Broad
auf wv
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~ LEWIS d. CAMPBELL Of Butler Co. is the
Wing candidate for Congress the lid District of Ohio
composed of Butler Warren and Clinton counties Mr.
Campbell represented the District in the Philadelphia
Convention and is very decidedly anti Taylor. He
Goods Hon David Ekher (Whig)
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A NEPHEW OF MONROE FOR FREE SOIL
Col. A. q. MoSRoE, nephew of President Monroe,
and yirginisn by birth and education presided at a
Van Buren, Free Soil Meeting at New Richmond, Ohio,
the 3lst ult. The Cincinnati Signal is convinced
that Butler Clermont and Hamilton Counties can be
carried for Van Buren, if he is nominated at Buffalo
and some Jeffersonan Wing nominated for Vice Presi.
dent. This meeting recommended Van Buren, and Nc
Lean and appointed two Delegates to Buffalo. jacob
Brnckerhof is mentioned as the probable Barnburner
candidate for Governor, but undoubtedly, Seabury
Ford will be acceptable to the most of them Gen. F.
lie one of the stanchest Free Sellers in the Buckeye
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~ Daguerrean stock Depot.-EDwARD w

" Daguerrean stock Depot-EDwARD WHITE
would res pectfy announce TO his and the pub
lie generally that he has removed his Daguerrean STOCK De-
pot from Us to 81 Broadway, corner OF Murayst wnere
he s continues keep large aud perfect assortment OF
all articles used in the Photographic process.
The Daguerreotype Plates manufscuredb y z White are
now giving universal satisfaction and are considered by the
best operators to be Ia many particulars the finest IN the
market
Cases Of every size and qualify are also oy
The pror,rator and sod In Quantities suit purchasers
Having an experience extending back TO he mt intro
ilpR OF the art be safely assure hose VINO wish 10
sse good. In hi. Inc OF business that al articles sold By
him are OF superior description and warranted 10 give sans
action no, only as reg ards quality but price Prices cur
,eni forxxs II when requested iy24 lmlstp
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ment, siusied in the Orange Mountains al souh orange
MONS md Essex Rairoad.-Dr. MEEKER returned from
Germany two years snee where be made The Wser-curs
ais particular study and has erected an entirely new and
.x,ensve for wsfercures. upon the most I'm
proved Engsh plan having private bath attached to each
nom The walks roads opened through the mountains
extensive. and give view OF me "noe surrouna
ing country, New-York City, &c
The cars for South Oranse leave the foot Of Corandst
At O'Clock A NJ and p NJ arriving A. South Orange in
sbout one hour An eers addressed TO Dr.. C. IL MEEKER
Son,h 0rsnge N 4 will receive attention sul II
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NOTICE-Ofhcs OF The Rocklsrd Csmstery, ITO Broad
viii BE- received from "a n ffM for the ygrehse q
plats for ntermeus Pamphlets end msps Of me frooa
are ready for distbafion q oher than oos hos Orders
will be received At IS Woslerst
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DOARDING-Genteme and their wives and fe~
Dsngle gentlemen can be accommodated with genieel
board IN very desirable neghbOrhood, IN NostsL 100.
few doors south OF B0Ome aud very convenient both
railroad and stage. beautiful front the second
fOo with bedroom and pantry attached suitable for gen
teman and his wife few gentlemen bosrders viii be Ia
ken without lodging aui lws
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~ pnr.ro,osists and Publishers, FovLERs
w Ci,,foo Hal ISl Sasssn-c Nv
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~ CHAMBERS MISCELLANY No -, has
been sent by Burgess stringer. It has Life Of
Walter Scott.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
= I'M. Arngo,. Lectnre. on A,tronomY.-


Lectures Of this celebrated Philosopher published In
very form with illustrations and sold at the
low price Of 25 cents. The contents follows:
LECTURE l. General Laws Of the Refracuon and Re-
lection OF Light Lenses Telescopes Structure Of the Eye
II. History Of Astronomy The different signs Of The
Zodiac.
III. Aspect OF the Heavens; Motions OF the Heavenly
Bodies.
". The Fixed Stars.
v. Distance Of the Planets; The Sun; Physical Const
tuition Of The SUM- The Moon Physical Constitution of the
Moon
VI Mercury; Physical Constitution ofMercury; Venus
Appearances OF Venus she around the Sun; Phys
zeal Constitution Of Venus Superior Plsnets Mars Phys
cs Constitution of Mars The four Telescope Planes-Ju
no, Ceres, Pallas and Nesta
VII. Jupiter and his Satellites Physical Constitution OF
Jupiter; Samn-hs Ring and his Satellites Hersche, or
Ufsnus, and his Satellites.
VIII Distances Diameers Volumes &c Of the Planets
Replers Laws Universal Attraction, or the Masses OF the
Planets
TX Figure Of the Earth; Dimensions OF the Earth The
Eahs Notion Diurnal Rotation OF The Earth; Annual mo
ton Of the Earth.
X Inequalities Of the Earth and Moon.
Xl. Comets Hslleys and other Comets PhysicA Con
siluuon OF Comets.
XII. .Ecipses Of the Moon Eelipses Of the Sun
Kill The Tides.
XIV. Determination OF Las ude and Longitude
XIV. The Atmosphere OF the Moon In the Horizon The
Harvest Moon
XVI The Seasons and the Days, The Esrih's Tempera'
XVII. The Calendar.
Appendix Table Of the CONSULTATIONS with the number OF
Stars each far those Of the sixth magniiude sum
mary iybd
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lOARDING.--A gentleman and his wife wishing board
- 10 house here there few select bosrders,
be accommodated with please airy room, with closets
attached and also three single gentlemen can be
commodsied Immediately Apply at s55 Housion-st
Of Crosbysi. FIRST block from Broadway References
changed. su2 2Ns
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-Almsnscs or other kinds Of press-
L work ell be done 81 Tbs Tribune odee u very low
Price Apply 70 tho Foreman IN shs prsssr0euS sa< w