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COMETS AND sFoOTIEe STARS.

Lecture by Professor &. A. Youag at
Cooper Institute Last Evening.
Professor Charles A. Young or Dartmouth Col
lege delivered the first OF course OF free lectures
IN the large hall of the Cooper Institute last even.
ing.
The President, in introducing Mr.. Young, stated
that these lectures were intended to be free TO all
and would be continued on every Saturday even
ing. After going over the course OF astronomy
there Will be series OF lectures on chemistry and
mechanics and concluding with q course OF instruc-
ton In physiology. He also stated that FOR the
benefit OF those who came there to hear no one
would be admitted after eight O'Clock.
The subject selected last evening was Comets
and Shooting stars" IL was thoroughly developed
by the learned Professor. He explained the nature
and all that was at present known about this in
terestlng subject. Tne number OF comets, he said.
IL unknown, and In fact Kepler, the astronomer.
states they like the fishes IN the sea. Comets
themselves are gaseous bodies. In state OF incan
descence which rev0lve around the sun in clip
ucal ORBITS OF great eccentricty Thesorbits differ
greatly, some OF them being almost round, but
MOST OF them elongated. IL was Thought at
one time that the comets shore by q reflected
ught put by the discoveries OF the spectroscope t
has been proved that the vapor Composing the
nucleus is incandeseent aDd shines by It's own
light The Professor then spoke for some time
concerning shooting stars and meteoric showers.
AS 10 tle possibility or PROBABILITY OF comet strik-
fng and thereby doing any damage TO this planet
fhe Professor ridculed the iuea and said we might
come within tire nucleus OF a comet once In
!. ], 500, 900, 600 years.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

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sand also the celebrated whit Panetelas
Z. J. RAYNER CO., 90 Maiden lane.
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PROPOSALS.

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HEALTH DEPARTMENT, sa MOTT STREET
Ia NKw YORK, Jan. e. 1873
The Health Department invites written proposals from
responsible parties, with satisfactory security TO remove
night soil from this city until May 1870 or the sooner
termination OF the Gallagher contract In accordance
with the terms the Andrews contract except that the
receiving boats shall receive night soil during the day As
well as during thenight
Copies Of the two be seen at the secrc
tarys office.
Proposals will be received until Sd Of February next
BY order OF the Board.
JOSEPH S. BoswoRTH, President.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
OF the Clerk OF the Board of Public Instruction corner OF
Grand Or. and Elm streets, until Wednesday, February &
1873 and until ten O'Clock A. M. said day for the
Desks Seats and other furniture required Tor Primary
School No on East sixteenth street. First avenue
Proposals viii also be received at the same time and
school y ~f~''N" 'o' SUI"
specifications may be at the Office Of the supcrn.
tendent OF school Buildings it6 Grand street third floor
Two responsible and approved sureties will be required
IRON ne successful bdders proposals will not be con.
silered unless suretes are named. 80
trustees reserve the right to reject any or all of the
JOHN n HAYWARD
LEWIS j. KELLY,
FREDERICK HAiEMEYER.
JOHN NJ CARROLL,
JAMES W. GERARD, Jp.,
~ w. "a, board OF Trustees. Eighteenth ward.
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A GRADUATE, TEACHER OF LONG EXPERIENCE
"A will give lessons the Italian language tor 6c pei
office.
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let The owner and wife will take rooms, furnish them
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the result OF his voyage tho brief report
No manners, customs beastly."
II Is possible that there many Englshmen whose
feelings toward Americans faithfully described In
this extract. But there ow win venture TO say
notions OF what constitutes good-hreedng lead
them express such feelings IN public. know OF no
country where kindly attentions to Americans as Amer
leans, are common and 70 cordial rs In England
where exceptional privileges given to them as snch'
or whore many privileges arc offered % strangers
who discovered TO be Americans. It ~ often, II you
Ike. courtesy, hut oftcn also you win hear tho
strongest desire expressed for friendly relations be-
tween the two countries, aud yOu will never or almost
never hear a word said by EnglIshman OF any class
I'm the presence OF American that Is meant to DO
offensive. few dandies and snobs, literary or other,
constitute tho principal exceptions Let The saturday
RcricUcr take comfort and hint. II he viii only an
nounco himself the Americans he has the misfortune
to meet they will give him the widest possible berth in
tho railway carriage, and leave him his mJe dh0e TO
himself. c. We
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A Western Administration journal has made

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|, HISTORY OF GREEK AND ROMAN CLASsI
CAL LITERATURE.

BY TIE REy. A. LJubGs. e.. S. C.,
Professor Of Ancient Classical Literature o., Aotg,Dae JaFo--
Irlianl. yol lGno. Cloth. Prce. 81 -.
Having to teach thc class of literature atte University ~
NorDame looked textbook for NY pupils and iar a
.el. and could uo, anything which would er purpose
OF the progre bad conceived To- The Classical bon
a Of Anhou and Lengre both works much eruoa
would not answer my purpose then work. ami taxing zoe
divisions OF Browne collected information irol tie three writer's
named above ais, from bb rhcAi articles 'alt 81 te
head Of some editions Of booss le H textbooks in all e
COLLEGES of,h5 country aud npol the pse-' compendium Which
give as Manual" which contains tie history OF ancient Greek
and Roman Classical H,eraure.n- GInc. sJm Preface
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INTRODUCTION TO ROMAN LAW.
T., TWELVE ACADENICtL l.. .IJklS.

Late Professor os Greek Literature a la COLLEGE, Nh Preface by
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cipe, from which this preparation was made,
was obtained nom an old physician In South
America, In 1922, by Dr., sherman, ST., who
has used II with unparalleled success IN he
treatment OF syphilis; not only exciting che
admiration and sstonishment Of leading citi.
saved the lives OF many sfiiictsd when given
up as past hope by skillful and eminent ply.
One bottle will satisfy the greatest sksptie
- 10 ito superiority over oil other prepare.
tons now In use.
Price. o6 per bottle. Sent TO any part Of
the United Statssby express. Prepared and
DR. SHERMAN,
The Great Specialist,
No. Chrtsty Az, 81. Louis, No.
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MhSSks. J {. MAGUIRE, ST. Louis, Mo =:
oen,iemen-The undersigned having known You for
many years as reliable chemists and pharfnaceu.
.'n, and observing the effective action Of your
remedies for whatever recommended, wish to bear
voluntary evidence To the efficacy Of your last, and
CiUNDUkANGo Buffers" i, j, al TIA, yoS
clam Tor as an Alternative, purgstive, dspurator
thd dlnretle acting specially upon the liver, blood,
JOSEPH BROWN, Mayor. who adds 81 hsv.
found this the most pleasant and effective medicine
! have ever used"
L ILLS lI SELLS State Insuranee Commissioner,
nHoS RlCHFSON, s. n IAFiIN
re Collier Lead & oil Of Latin & Rand Powder
pM HoUsER. cHAs, CONFER,
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T., wAINEK, 2 G FERGUSON,
Clerk Probate Court "Ienks" OF Mo b.m
BRITAIN A. HILL HENRY I, MUD.
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'"o'' WALSH, Of Shryock q Co.
\, ~ Architect W 7. GAY,
Of Moo AtNp,iRi Iks. ofGay, Hannenkamp 4
THERON BARNUM, JANIS ARCHER.
OF Harnum's Hotel.
And many others too numerous 10 mention.
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Sole Proprie,ors. Sc. Louis. Mo.
PRICE, rs CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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