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brduhen, bic jest gang gefano fruher aber an elmer fplhet
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t6lsntlt1er MuSfApeifung fob bic Spigen s~ueeSDgen BADEN,
ais Ma9entetne S9pGbe, Observation-Disclosures @ee16tnigs
l6wd6e, MhBftmmung, 0rifen i'm Eopfe, Sdwin6el, Sbreta
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berpprbrtnsen, perben odrG bic NupeneAne her auseren Mnb
innsrsn @leetr0tOnic %ppafdnOts lssbet t. Meine MebDSs Be-
ptrft bier 5utpetien geunber unb eifett meRtgen QBpden mebr
ais iabrelanaes Wieptcintren i'm Stanpe mar. Halfne Sdaorr
fplte Ntemdnp atbalten fp fpfprt AT nti0 su wenpsu, felbf
nenn man fb nr eines e~in;s9en Sales bemust it. Meine
Mittel merSsn gut perpadt per GrpreB ;ueei6tdt f. 6G WteA
n1ane ben Jnbdlt err1tbsn fann. @nDlt1 lit uetn @lefs
t,ptgnt|1eS yrnierbattp UNI fans Nb npG feline ~nodtbeilFa
gen 6el9en 8eietgt baben, fptEen pprsubeuaen, nit tpenta Rpfen
~pertnupItt une AAen gu ~empfeblen. BET elmer Cur, no Bic
S9pteta0r nptpt9 eritetnen, befpntnt 6erNatient Elm Sntrua
rtent CUR SelbFbenubung Sugefdtft unS bletbt ,leber bis sur
pElfanDt9en petlung init mir In Correspondents. 9ae Delifate
PES netbltGen GefdledtS Gebler In Der utpuati-
DIN Netrt9unAs unfrn6tbdrfelt, 6bterie fpwte Nbsumatts-
mus, @t9t, Sabmane, 8r6mpfe, 6ppff6merS u. + ~. u. 10
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beg Bib, Dplfpmnen 6bnftd, at ben btGtafen QretIen anfertts
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SpmP. efnpFehlt I'D eur prompten unb herm9efGrberun Spr
gaaFtan aleT 4rt (bts gu so gfb. @ept6H, NIT iebenl pDn Bier
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Hag gtt9Inal.4 utttun9 geltefert. 9aa ~a8ebtletS spa 8remer
aem 9leF 9no u%n1gefebrt font aud fir bic y m er pot.
eamptt9tfe 1eben Wpnat RON bier. @oentnr Sea GonSs Snpl
abe bes 6afens.
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JtpS. ], 3, 5 unD z 9tprtb @Htaiu Giraffe,
e%e9euIber Sem @utap epufe, Baltimore, WS.,
Danfenb fir Ste aus1e6rettete @Snnerf6aFt. pcl6e ser frTbe.
rem 8irnd rdbren6 ser leBteae is Sabre III She'll purte, ntobt
Der pnterSeidnete benz gubltfurn Sic ~ersebenRe Wnaeioe 6d6 er
lett benz 3pbe eS enen Ibeilbabers, Srn. SenrS 0dble, bur1
oenea I9P bic @%ornpa8gie geibf pprben mar, ZEN 9ansen beben@
ten6en Serrdtb Der nod unSplenbetGn Ytanp8 6pls unb anbee
rem ~prapartrten Mldtertat tduaiG an fb gebradt BAT. Gr ptrb
6esbalb b1s 0efdaft lit benz alten Stgle In benz friberen Sc.
i9f9attel0tal fOrtbstrei6en un6 IS tb sur Iuf8obe MAIDEN bas
plano INNER tebr IN ietner 0puenours su p%erbedern.
ARBer fetnen alten Waaren9dufern unb Der Sabrif III @utan=
Strp n1be Baltimore, bat er cine neue srpse Sabrit tn Sputt<
-etne 8rpBe An3abl Der befen Nrbeiter befhGftigte
Sn pteier 0abrtt werbcn DjnnpS ndh elmer n un Scald os
teHrtt9t hr melde er Bel Der Ausfeauu8 i'm Marslan6 Snft-
tut no bic beften SntrHmententnader aus 4pfpn Sen. gcrt
INN Salattpre1 IA Ytanps %aussdfeat batteu, tte i d. # E . : Gs
Der Nus fpruG bss SnfttutS murSe futs rab6er burd, Sic
SnputrtesAu6feaun9 Spn gi6mpnb, @a ~beftdti8t, wp iGm
ebentals Das erfe y rGmtum ertbelt wurbe.
O1rdp ptete beteen Embellishments 1T er IN ben 6tan6 6efebt
aas @uttrd8s NIT welden er beebrt wtrRt aufs prpmptete aus
@Ge in beier 5aGrtf sebuuten Siaups BADEN soae etferne
@apmen IMP mp dp e1enfruirt, eaB fe bet au6erprbentlt6sr
9Sf9ner9afttgfstt bic &einbeit beS Epnes tepabren anp tebem
&Hma wibsrfeben.
Btaro8 a1f 8cfeIuna
uno Srn tsoer 9pi3. uno 8auart werben eeliefert.
2e 6rpgts Spr9falt rtro al bic Mrbet unb duf Sic &uS>
aa1l Per Mfaiertalten Sertpeneet unb er lam baber fir iebes aus
etneta GtabitHemene herSprBeben6e Sntrument Bic @arantte
uperneprtef, hB es aae@i9enfdaften zines eaten gtanDs befbe.
AHe Jnfrumente aus meiner 6abrit wer6en fir 3 Sabre Sn
BEN lag beS @erfaufsS an aarantirt.
Setpnoere Nutmerfiamtett ptr6 auf Bic Muspa6l p1n Sn=
Frnn1enten, pelde IN ether grpsen @ntfernune Serfepbet mer.
pen, Sermenoef nno eth Vprre9t ps umtauf6eS tnnertalb feds
Wipnaten pom gertaufStaee an, pirb aefattet, lpate elm SIN.
rramenf Mot %spaitanotg b%efriebtsen.
W- VrpBbdnbler merpen %ppbltbun Bel uns ppr;ufpreden
ebe tie fb dnberpGrts unfehen.
8efdnbig p%erratti8 cine aaspatl spn 81 e1cbepns Won
ben betten Snftrumentenradern 5u $45 Bis 5000.
Ptalto8 peroen rln9etauldt au89emietbet
utb 9eltiuutt.
12f3ut @un. &nabe & 60.
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Settings Urtt -8nufle-Mlai8tae emit 200 f6wtrnmenbea Site
9geln) ,pat6t en Dueenb Q86f6e IN 2 Mtnuten, pbue pas fetnfe
Gepebe SIT beidG6igen.
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no 6telelbe 8eieigt wurbe, Sic 1T babel 70 etnfaa tn tbrer GOn>
ttrutipn, pB fe ni9t letHt duBer Sr6nuug 9er6tb babel 70
tetbt tn gepe8un9 Sa ieBsn baB Elm balb erwadfeneB NR6b6en
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hermit bgfannt fs er i'm Stanbe 1T p6brenO Der ennsea
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reinent 8ratItnsswaRer uub tefnbet f6 5u &rfbale, Baltic.
Counts, nabe ten 8drnen Der Serren Seize SltneIuf unb Gapt~
tim Nutter, bic bstrefs Der 2udlit1t bic Nnsfunft eeben fSnnen.
AuftrGee, Die in 2~irele's 2eber.9aeeu, gtiapf6e, ~aufseeeben
~nerben, perpen plnftitG befpret.
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ais bies BET Der 9anpwai4eret eeIdtebt. Gs 1T feline Ref6ma.
lGtae rno mir laben 6as 9gbftfurn sia in Sri. 240 Baltimore
Str. (etne 8reppe bpd) SIT fonnen, aapp cine Wfai6ine bea6n~
big In SPerattOn 1T up it'd Sober ppn Ser 3wetmdBfefett ber-
Iel6en ~aberSengen fann. lin alien gladraeen gu ~beeesnea,
gaben mir ben Yrets anT $12 9etelt. gBtr .haben 3eugnt6e ppa
Sounperten, pel6e bic Wtai6ine benusen.
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ln6 bensu GOrtea SoH
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tetgntst8sttnsts eutifBsu uHb nimmt %btsielben, r,Rn fe ntai
s~pIFanets b~ttrisot8ln nisesr rsirur. Sefen, &anese &c. rn
ga yea %eIabrsntu aT5siitFn rsparirt uab ptebet c%ufesitst.-
2eIs0e'FSFtdaftr rboItan b~eiDnoere 8ereunft9uH8ea,
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pgn bs1 Ste6t unb 81 @tetlen SSn einet Cite, nebf GebaultGs
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8uten @tbauli4tetten 50 Aast ar Scr Wbttabglpbta Dtfe, IN.
8t5dBt 0ttlsm b99 br Staet, NIT stentlt6i euten @ebaulta,
geltenl ggrtrsHit6 8~sst8ntt fur eineH o6rtn,rt lao @Ser. urge
laps 3 4tf!ita son er Stdnt, be9ten3t Spn, gD6feF NIT duBas
Itt9nttsaa Nter sur &ntxnta8e Rno Sti@erei; boS ganb ta prs,
bgfttS HUb be Beb&Hit@esttea gut.
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men bet mir. 1amS
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importer Of Hardware.

8r. 40 5arrtfons @traBe
maat bas 9ubltfant aufmerffan auf fdn ret6taGtiees Nfprtt
ment epn Gtfenwaaren, BerfBeu9en &c. unb bpft
rgta reele Q8GGren un0 mpblfefle prefe TA 6as 3utrausn fd.
ar 6unpen 81 erperben.
% Soeben a%nseOmmen; Cine grpBe 0uanttt6t bs Better
Eetmes CSrtl9 @lue), pelGer S1retnern unb SiI9lern en1sfpb.
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5gettsF, eetfta, 5diatela &C. fRr S@rstaer unb 3tuaaerleuts
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tn 8Gtttmpxe,
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So ,etoe meinen Sreunteu, Ipwte Benz Yublttum aberboupt
an, baS ntetue neue QDtrtbf2aft nun erGfnet unp aufS 8wcf.
mdstgle stneeri6tet lift. Die reufen Wetne, 9iauCrs un6 6aS
bette 9agerbtar, lppte aud Speifeu ieber @rt fnb Rets bet mir
ju fnben.
So Ssben mOraea swtf&en anO II ubr pirb ea fetner
2und aufsettfat. M3-
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III. O1J NDtsJEWIEFFNBt WET II Oct JnUrlTI Gue p0n WprtI1nDa
up 5rentpntsStr.
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nt0e @teenthImer
Die Wafdine fann In Sperattpn 6e1eben nerben bt,,
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edqerbier /! 9a9erbter |

$3.50. NuVVEUIVt EuggTOlgTI
Sweden 1T cine Senbuns Glte5 sprtreFltGes Eager.
bter aus Der 8rauerei bes 9rn. 9beis etneetrDFen. =
81etnef ltnp bet mir tets au baben; Die befen Mufern, auf baa
SSsslqiEaaSpate sabsrettet, ME aud G6weger uns %9in6urser
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&Pn etnem 9Demtnen.
9erren 81 . r t NJ er unS 81 . NIB o. - SIN getreF SBrer
Infrase peseu 9patne8pprtt's %g8alhmof6ine babe i'd Sbneu
gu benterten, baB pos pttnaip, mpna6 Gteielbe arbeitet, bas Bette
Der bis tet betannten tit. W1eine 5anttlte, befGe cite b~erlelben
ge6rau4t. fact, bB fe nit went9er @tibe, Setfe unb Nbnusen
3 Stuf 08dide IN b~erfeben Belt mdfht ais ane @erIpn nttt
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frtesen nno ~emRfe9lem lie alien Mmleren 6~rganesn.
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Baltimore, 10. Stunt 1855.
Seseu9e bterrntt, ba6 t6 Der llnterSeidnete cine Ser @atent-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm @e6raud babe unb bteIelbe ala
epufemntert b%efrtept9enb In jeber 6infht fnbe. Die @rtett 1T
beSeuteno babur6 erletGtert uno bic @eI6piuSiefett In We6er
BITE 8rpBte 9Sdl4e barnit gewai6en perHen fann, erftaunli6. Der
Undergraduate glaubt, baB btde fle=gSaidm aagenetn
~etn9efutrt trerpe, ea pur6 ptelel6e ntdt aletn Siel3ett un6WfGbe
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SD e%nbpfire hermit %Spafdnbis eas pb%enfe4snbs 8eusat6 bes
Serrn WcStltpn. S. S. z. 8enteen,
Baltimore ndbe Qt9bttraBe.
SD Hae cine Ser &nufiesNlaidinen IN meiner Jamtlte ina
@eerauh uS Bin pBai8 nit ben pHenfebenben 3eu8ni1en ein~
%Serftaneen. SDbM S. 8eefe,
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SD 9ebe biele 8erf6erung ipmpbl auf e9ne &nl6auuns Bin,
ais aud auf BEN Nusfprnd mebrerer @Bai6frauen pelGe anf
berlelben arDetteten. g. 10 Ills (patriVt)
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0terbEeueret.

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u. 4E0Bst ba5 bs1s Qa8srbter. 8sReaaageu Hers
ben prompt ausgeFabrt. @ep. Re{E,
oit9- NIerbTnNeT OIL Der gfeInfr gRnnf
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NifN RR Ths
~i6erSeu8t, baB otefelben ftG Serb
men, I'M Sale ite bic 6aufer mid,
Q6tr perpetIen auf bic 3eueni.
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y. SO. Gbpmpfpn, 305N, Gutap
$. 9. 8dplpr, rs Gotbepralit.
Sam'l q. Wlile5, SO Sbarplfr.
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Spbn Nant, 81 Wacaftr.
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6. &e9nplbs, As Mc6enrbit.
9. s.. &bamS, 50 @%plumbtaf.
@. 2tntbicpmb, 81 G%plumbiaf.
@barleS Gee, Is @earlif.
Sp1n Wtann, 1856 Gutanf.
6. 6. 8urfprb, A SO. @rattlt.
Ser. Sppfbpls ,'214 G%plumbiaf.
9. 90. 8rioine, t83Nrattif.
Sp1n SrppfS, SO @|plumbtaf.
Wn. 9. Carver, @tneitreet
o.. O-O On
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FOR ths moons dechnasion increasing d. sin 4 n L
cos ~ For the moons dectnstson Inequality a. Sine
II 6n + q. Sin 2 lt Cos a. Cos IT.
Sfn2H r a. Cos 1T cs2H. There are correspond
ing forms for the inequalities produced by the suns
ton: the whole formula takes the form
MEAN interval ana
lE1+6 Elm HtS COS H.......3 half monthly me-
quality.
pV-0')fP 4rD .1pr2 s s,n D's psrallax inc
III quality.
p, (sP).. Up, (sP) sin H +ps Hourly diff DIS
tSPO cos2H....( par. inequality.
q sin ait COS "a p's decliration in
q, cos h.fq's COS 2 sin AIT equalities.
qAcos ~ cos2HJ
r., SIN Il sin 2 Httal
sin 1t cos 2H.... O's parallax ine-
rs COS sin Htta qualities
cos II cos H..
10, sin 2 Il sin 2 HI
q sin II cos q O's declinaton In
-fQs COS h sin 2Ht squAities.
Q~cos 2 It COS 2H
to apply this method the formation OF equations and
their solution by the method OF indirect elimination has
oeen the work Of Mr. r. / Avery who has labored most
&siaueasy aud successfully, ingeniousy checking his
work where the system OF checks could be applied at
every step. He has determined the values Of and Of
me co enicients for Boston, as follows
A=tSS.4'' d. 3.l1, $3.50, p=- o.9a, p,=-
s=-ls.4s, I'LL. 81, pa=+ l.al, ps=- III, p.=+
Pr oeo, o. I'll, Or Isl, o. 2.sl d.
"a rs, O. rs So os=+27 10 oaE+2s.is
There are proportions for facilitating this work. grow
ing out Of the experience acquired the computations
but requiring more examination than they have yet
ceived before pronouncing upon them. II rs possible
that by applying Lubbook's method OF averages TO
some OF the terms, approximate values may be
found more readily than by the method we have
employed. Two additional terms for the SUMS declina-
ton, D. sin It, and d cos It. will be introduced.
present TO the association the tables computed by
Mr. Avery for applying this method to the prediction Of
the tides 1T Boston harbor.
In order TO test the co-effcients computations
made for different parts OF tho months Of the year 1853
for which have observations. Transit the
transit Of reference. The difference between the predicted
and observed results shown in the annexed table,
the first column Of which contains the dates Of the last
the observed less the computed result
From this table it appears that in twenty pairs OF
tides, the morning and afternoon being grouped get
RID Of the durnal inequality there two differences OF
less ihsa two thirteen Of than and less
than NJ, three Of more than m and less than 10 m,
two Of more than 10 m The probable Of the pro-
dction OF single pair OF tides Is h. IL m.
These laborous researches still in progress but
have thought that the results already obtained required
a notice Of them and a recognition Of the labors Of
hessrs Mech and Avery
COMPARISON OF OBSERVED PREDICTED TINES HIGH
WATER, BOSTON, MASsAcHrsErrs
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Interesting Reports on the Geological History Of
North America, Progress Of the Coast Survey,
Rock Formation Of Nova Scotia, Fossil
Elephants and MastodonA As
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FOR the moons decfnation increasing d. Sin n + d.
cos an For the moons dechnstson inequality a. Sine
IT sn r a.. Sin2pt Cos II + a. Cos 2 II.
SIN + a. Cos 1T Cos 2 Fl. There are correspond
ing forms for the inequalities produced by the suns 90
ton: the whole formula takes the form
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Probable error, minutes ......... l12
Number OF differences less than minutes
Numbo' Of dieren more than 2min less than l=l3
To-
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ms, b. D., Of New York.
A'teTthe Commencement Exercises, on We'd.
S'aay afternoon, the Hslal business meeting Of
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:, Va Wednesday evening an Address to tho
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