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Tbe lign -f-, prefixed to the hourly motion

irooching ; and the sign — , that it i» receding

*•* Tbe hourly increase <v the sidereal time



in latitude, indicates that tbe body ii ap-
from, the nortA pole of the ecliptic,
is constantly 9.8565 seconds.
63



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nal J%ennometer at 50, or the external at 47, degrees; teith the corrections
for -\- one inch in the barometer, and for — one degree in the thermom-
eter of Fahrenheit, From page 19 of Vol, 1st of Pearson's Practical As-
tronomy,



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