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1he Solar Eclipse of Februozy alert.-The \ merican Almanac just published, contains a great variety of calculations relative to the great solar eclipse which will be visible throughout tie United States on the I2th of HEebruaIy next. These calculations exhibit very minutely the path of the central eclipse, and of several of the digts, and inc phases of the eclipse at a large number of places in the U. $. The path of the ecllpseis still more clearly marked out upon a map of the U. States attached to the Almanac for the purpose.

 The central eclipse will enter the II. States from Mexico, and will pass through the states Of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, the north part of Georgia and Soth Carolina, North Gar ollna and the south eastern parts of Virginia and Maryland; thence proceeding along the Atlan- tic at distance of 50 or 60 miles from Long Island, it will pass through the south eastern part of the island of Nantucket, and thence to Halifax in Nova Scotia. The unobscured part oi thesun will present an annular appearance at all places within about 5 miles on each side of this track, and the ring will become more of less uniform ii proportion as the place is nearer to the central track. The duration of ti,e als- nular eclipse, in places where 1t Is central, will be little over two minutes. The path of the annulareclipse will extend 10 the town of Chat ham in the countysof Ral,istable, but to no other part of the continent in the New-England states, and to 10 part of the Middle states ex- cept the southern extremity of New-Jersey and Delaware,