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GLOUCESTER RECTORY
AND ALU NAC
1860.
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CONE FURNACE, FIVE SIZES.
2
Elevated DOUBLE OVEN COOKING RANGE.
THE subscriber desires to call special attention of the citizens of Gloucester and Vicinity, to these, his last final improvements in
Furnaces and Ranges, And Challenges Competition in their Economy, Power, Durability, &c.
LGTestimonials received from some 4000 CONE FURNACES, and upwards of 1000 RANGES, assert- ing them to be unrivalled by any apparatus in the world for the above purposes.
F. ' particulars with Circulars, &c., will be sent to an address .bt i mail. .
.
ARDNER CHILSON,
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"irskstone Street Boston.
dry av MAL .. 1, Vass. )
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THE
Gloucester Directory,
CONTAINING THE NAMES'OF THE
CITIZENS AND TOWN OFFICERS,
A Business Directory,
LOCAL EVENTS OF THE YEAR 1859,
AND AN
ALMANAC FOR 1860.
GLOUCESTER : PUBLISHED BY PROCTER BROTHERS, 121 & 123 FRONT. STREET, 1860.
Printed at the Advertiser Office.
1
1
PREFACE.
We present the Gloucester public with the first number of a Directory of all the inhabitants of this ancient town, together with many interesting sta- tistics. a record of the most important occurrences of the past year, a list of the various institutions, societies, business men, and many other items of great interest to all.
This is truly as its name imports, a Directory of the town of Gloucester, and we have spared neither labor nor expense, to make it correct, creditable and worthy a place in every business man's pocket, on every lady's work-table, and in every counting room and work shop on the Cape.
We hope to be enabled to meet the heavy expen- ses attendant on its publication by a ready sale and an appreciation of our labors ; although somewhat late with this first number, still we come out at a time when everything seems prosperous and bright for our town, and we anticipate a hearty assistance from all, so that we may be encouraged to continue the publication yearly. As so large a town as ours needs a correct directory, and the trifling expense to each, will, we are sure, not be begrudged for so important a work.
As we go to press so late our list of advertisers is necessarily small, owing to the little time we have had to canvass, still we have a fair show, and we
would invite our readers to a careful examination of our advertising pages, knowing that it will prove profitable to them and advantageous to all.
We tender our hearty thanks to James Davis, Esq., Cyrus Story, Jr., Esq., and many others of Glouces- ter, the Messrs. Garfield of Fitchburg, Adams & Sampson of Boston, and numerous other friends for courtesies received, and launch our little enterprise with the earnest hope that our efforts will be duly appreciated and material aid rendered.
CONTENTS.
Preface, 2
Eclipses, - 6
Almanac and Rates of Postage,
7
Blank Memorandum, 17
Town Officers, 73
Schools, 74
Churches, 76
Societies and Associations, 79
Fire Department, 84
Police. Court, etc., - 85
Banks, Institutions, etc., 86
Military and Music, 87
Newspapers, Courts, Conveyances, etc., - 88
Town Appropriations and Taxation, 90
Business of Gloucester, 91
Principal Local Events of 1859, 93
Streets, Courts, etc., 96
Villages, : -
98
Blocks, Halls, &c.,
99
Directory of Names, 100
Advertising Department,
173
TOWN OFFICERS, 1860-61.
Selectmen-John S. Webber, Nathaniel Babson, Sylvester Cunningham.
Cverseers of the Poor-John S. Webber, Thomas J. Foster, John N. Davis.
Assessors-Gorham P. Low, Alfred Presson , John N. Davis.
Auditing Committee-E. G. Friend, James Davis, Francis Procter.
Town Clerk-Cyrus Story, Jr.
Town Treasurer-T. Sewall Lancaster.
Collector of Taxes-James Davis.
Surveyor of Highways-Samuel Curtis.
Surveyors of Lumber-John Atkinson, James Davis, Silas Bray, E. C. Hoyt, Eben Davis, N. D. Hodgkins, Robert Davis, F. W. Homans, D. S. Watson.
Measurers of Salt-James D. Allen, Lemuel Has- kell, Geo. Elwell, Joshua Ingersoll, Benj. Cross, Simeon Woodbury.
Measurers of Wood and Bark-Stewart M. Colby, Silas Bray, James Davis, Edward Staten, George Dennis.
Field Drivers-John Riggs, Abner Hobbs, Solo- mon Burnham, Daniel Pulcifer, R. W. Ricker. Dan'l G. Cressy, Foster Hobbs, John Parsons, 3d, Sam'l Friend.
Fence Viewers-Wm. N. Parsons, John T. Davis.
Constables-Azor H. Tuck, John. H. Whidden, Levi Dennen, George Sawyer, Charles M. Tarr, Ezekiel Adams.
Police-Azor H. Tuck, Geo. Lane, George W. Peckham.
Keeper of Almshouse-Wm. N. Parsons.
Keeper of Town Pound .- Maria A. Lakeman.
Liquor Agent-George Saville.
Superintendent of Public Schools-Henry Cum- mings.
School Committee-John J. Babson, Henry Cum- mings, C. C. Pettingill, Chas. P. Thompson, Benj. H. Corliss, Samuel J. Giles.
PROCTER BROTHERS,
Nos. 121 & 123 Front St., Gloucester, Mass., PRINTERS, PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND DEALERS IN
Newspapers, Periodicals, Room Papers and Borders, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, SHEET MUSIC, PICTURE FRAMES, ENGRAVINGS.
Square and Oval Frames made to order. Patent Medicines, Pocket Cutlery, Perfumery, Yankee Notions, and thousands of other Fancy Articles, too numerous to particularize : le- ing the most extensive establishment of the kind in E'ster County.
In connection with our stores we have a first-class
Printing Establishment.
where JOB PRINTING, of every variety of style, from the largest Poster to the smallest Label, will be promptly exe- cuted at the lowest CASH prices. We also publish the
Cape Ann ancekly advertiser,
With a large circulation, devoted to the local interests of the . whole community, of whom we respectfully solicit sub-crip - tion and advertising patronage.
BOOK BINDING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Circulating Library of 3000 Volumes.
For further particulars call and see.
FRANCIS PROCTER, GEO. H. PROCTER.
MUSIC BOOKS.
ODE ON SCIENCE.
THE BURIAL OF MRS. JUDSON.
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The undersigned offer for sale the following Music Books, by the hundred or dozen copics, at the lowest prices.
THE THANKSGIVING. A Collection of Sacred Music, for the Choir and Family Circle. By I. B. Woodbury, author of the " Dulcimer," &c.
THE JUBILEE. A New Collection. By W. B. Bradbury, au- thor of the "Shawm."
THE AMERICAN CHOIR. By A. N. Johnson.
THE ANTHEM DULCIMER, Or New York Collection of Sacred Music.
THE CYTHARA. Anthem Edition.
LIBER-MUSICUS, Or New York Anthem Book.
THE NEW LUTE OF ZION. The Standard Collection of Sacred Music for the M. E. Church.
THE FAMILY CIRCLE GLEE-BOOK. By Elias Howe.
THE COLUMBIAN GLEE-BOOK. By I. B. Woodburv.
THE CHORUS GLEE-BOOK.
THE COTTAGE GLEE-BOOK and TEMPERANCE LYRE.
THE SONG CROWN. A New Collection of Glees, Quartetts, etc.
THE SINGING-SCHOOL, Or Music Teacher's Companion.
THE SABBATH BELL. By George F. Root.
THE SHAWM. By Bradbury & Hastings.
THE HALLELUJAH. By Lowell Mason.
THE CARMINA SACRA. By Lowell Mason.
G]> Traders, Teachers and others, supplied with ANY MUSIC BOOK published in the United States, in any quantity.
PROCTER BROTHERS,
121 & 123 Front Street, Gloucester, Mass.
No.
BROWN'S XXIII.
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1860 .-
POCK
ACCOUN
MEMORANDUM
BOOK:
PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY PROCTER BROTHERS, 121 & 123 Front Street, GLOUCESTER, MASS.
Printed at the Office of the Advertiser.
ECLIPSES IN THE YEAR 1860.
Ist, { Jan. 22d. 2d,
February 6th. 3d, July 18th 4th, August Ist.
I. The first will be of the Sun, January 22d, on Sunday, at 21 minutes past 7 o'clock in the evening. Consequently it cannot be visible to any part of the United States, because the sun will be below the horizon.
II. The second will be of the Moon, February 6th, on Mon- day evening. Visible, and by calculation, as follows :
Beginning 8h. 1m. 30s.
Middle
9h. 28m. 30s.
Apparent time
Ecliptic opposition .
9h. 33m. 51s. 78m. slow of
End of the Eclipse, . 10h. 50m. 00s. | clock, 14m. 12s, Duration
2h. 49m.30s. J
Digits eclipsed 9º 32' nearly on the moon's north limb, and within the south side of the earth's shadow.
III. The third will be of the Sun, July the 18th day, on Wednesday morning, visible, and by calculation, as follows :
Beginning, . 7h. 17m.
Middle,
8h. 20m.
-
Apparent time.
End,
.
9h. 29m.
Sun siow clock, 5m. 54s.
Duration,
. 2h. 12m. -
Digits eclipsed 6° 28' nearly on the Sun's northerly limb. IV. The fourth and last will be of the moon, on Wednes- day, the first day of August, at 46 minutes past noon. In- visible.
CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES.
Dominical Letters . A. G. | Solar Cycle 21
Golden Number
18 | Roman Indiction 3
Epact ·
. 7 Julian Periods 6573
Entered according to. Act of Congress, in the year 1859
By JOHN F. BROWN,
In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of New Hampshire.
·
1860.
JANUARY.
31 Days.
RATES OF POSTAGE
IN THE U. STATES, OR TO N. B. AMERICAN PROVINCES.
Letters in the United States, per } oz, (fractions same,) not over 3000 miles, 3 c. prepaid ; over 3000 miles, 10 c. prepaid. Drop Letters, 1 c. prepaid or not.
PHASES OF THE MOON.
D First Quarter, Ist day, 6h. Om. in the morning. - N. D Full Moon, 8th day 10h. 33m. in the morning. - N. W. Last Quarter. 15th day, 2h. 5m. in the morning. - S. E. New Moon. 22d day, 7h. 21m. in the evening. - W.
D First Quarter, 31st day, Oh. 13m. in the morning. - W.
D). Days M. Week.
Sam Sun Sam's Dass Day Rise Sets. dec. S. L.eng. Inc. Slow
Sun Moon Moon Moon's High R.&S. South Place, Wat.
1 S.
7 334 2723
1 8 510 4
4
0 2
6 6 head
4 23
2 Mond. 7 33 4 27 22 56
8 510 4
4
1 5 6 50 head
5 27
3 Tuesd. 7 32 4 28 22
51 8 56 0 6
5
2 11 7 38 neck
6 43
4 Wedn. 7 324 28 22
46 8 560 6
5
3 21 8 31 neck
0
5 Thurs. 7 31 4 29 22
38
8 560
6
6
4 32 9 29 arms
9 9
6 Friday 7 31 4 29 22 31
8 580
6 5 31 10 30 arms
10 6
7 Saturd 7 31 4 29 22 21
8 580 8
6 6 52 11 35 breast 10 57
8 S. 7 301 30 22 18
9 00 10
rises. mor. breast 11 43 7 7 6 5 0 37 heart
mor.
10 Tuesd. 7 20 1 31 22
1
9
20 12
8
7 26 1 35 heart
0 21
11 Wedn. 7 29 1 31 21 50 9
20 14
8 45 2 29 belly
1 4
12 Tlnirs. 7 28 1 32 21 41 9
10 0 3 20 belly
1 43
13 Friday 7 27 1 33 21 32 9
9 9
60 20 80 22
9
mnor.
4 57 reins
5
16 Mond. 7 254 3521
0
9 100 22
10
1 39
6 31 secr's
18 Wedn. 7 23 1 37 20 36 9 110 26
19 Thurs. 7 21 1 39 20 35
9 180 28
11
4 56 9 13 thighs
8 53
20 Friday 7 20 4 40 20 11 9 200 30
6 31 10 58 knees
10 28
22. S. 7 18 4 42 19 45
11 8 sets. 11 17 knees
5 35 ev. 31 legs
11 40
12 6 39 1 14 legs
ev. 10
7 42 1 55 feet
0 39
8 40 2 34 feet
1 8
27 Friday 7 13 4 47 18 31
28 Saturd 7 12 4 48 18 17
9 360 46
13
10 43
3 52 liead
2 7
29' S. 7 11 4 49 18 0 9 38 0 48
13
11 48 4 35 head
2 41
30 Mond. 7 10 4 50 17 45 9 40 0 50
mor. 5 19 neck 3 30
31 Tuesd. 7 94 51|
1 9 42 0 52
14 14
0 52 6 7 neck
4 23
8
8 9 9
11 13 4 9 belly
2 22 3
15 S. 7 264 3121 10
10 0 26
5 41 reins
3 56 5 4 6 21 7 46
17 Tuesd. 7 21 4 36 20 48 9 12 0 21
10
11
11
12
23 Mond. 7 17 1 43 19 31
9 26 0 36
24 Tuesd. 7 16 4 41 19 18 9 28 0 38
25 Wedn. 7 154 45 19
1
9 300 40
13
26 Thurs. 7 14 4 46 18 46
9 320 42
13
13
9 34 3 12 feet
1 36
5 49 10 7 knees 9 47
21 Saturd 7 19 4 41 20
1 9 220 32
9 210 34
12 12
40 16
60 18
2 49 7 26 secr's 3 56 8 20 thighs
8 9 00 10
9 Mond. 7 30 1 30 22
14 Saturd 7 27 4 33 21 22
9 340 44
1860.
FEBRUARY.
29 Days.
Advertised Letters, 1 c. extra To or from the Provinces, no over 3000 miles from the line 10 c. per ¿ oz., over 3000, 15 c. prepaid or not.
Transient newspapers, peri- odicals, unsealed circulars, or other articles of printed mat- ter (except books), not exceeding
PHASES OF THE MOON.
Full Moon, 6th day, 9h. 37m. in the evening. - S. E.
Last Quarter, 13th day, 1h. 53m. in the afternoon. - N. W.
New Moon, 21st day, 2h. 41m. in the afternoon. - S. W.
D First Quarter, 29th day, 2h. 58m. in the afternoon. - S. E
D. M.
Days Week.
Sun Sun Sun's
Days
Day Sun Moon Moon Moon's High
Rise Sets. dec. S. Leng.
Inc.
Slow
R.&S. South Place. |Wat.
1 Wedn.
7 74 53|17 15
9 46 0 56
14
2
2 7
12 neck
7 35
2 Thurs.
7
6 4 54|16 58
9 480
58
14
3
9
8 10 arms
7 32
3 Friday 7
4.4 56 16 39
9 52 1
2
14
4 13 9 13 arms
8 63
4 Saturd. 7
34 57|16 21
9 541
4
14
5 10 10 5 breast
9 45
5 S. 17
24 58 16 4
9 561
6
14
5 57 11 7 breast 10 37
6 Mond. 7
14 59 15 46
9 58 1 8
14
rises. mor. heart
11 19
7 Tuesd. 7
0'5 015 28,10
01 10
14
6 10 0
4 heart
mor.
8 Wedn.
6 595 1 15 9,10
21 12
14
7 30 1 0 belly
0 1
9 Thurs. 6 575 3:14 50 10
61 16
15
8 47
1 51 belly
0 38
10 Friday '6 56 5
4.14 31 10
81 18
15
10 4 2 42 reins
1 13
11 Saturd. 6 55,5
5.14 11|10 101 20
15
11 19 3 32 reins
1 52
12 S. 6 53 5
7 13 52 10 14 1 24
15 15
0 34
5 15 secr's
3 23
14 Tuesd. 6 51 5
9,13 11 10 181 28
15
1 42
6 10 thighs
4 28
2 48 7 5 thighs
5 49
16 Thurs. 6 48 5 12 12 30 10 24 1 34
3 44 8 0 knees
7 19
17 Friday 6 475 13 12 10 10 26 1 36
14
18 Saturd. 6 455 1511 49 10 301 40
14
5 6 9 41 knees
9 22
19 S.
6 44 5 16 11 28 10 32 1 42
14
5 38 10 28 legs 6 2 11 12 legs
10
4
20 Mond. 6 42 5 18 11 6 10 36 1 46
14
21 Tuesd. 6 41 5 19 10 45 10 38 1 48
14
sets. 11 53 feet 11 12
22 Wedn. 6 39 5 21 10 21 10 42 1 52
6 34 ev.34 fcet
11 41
23 Thurs. 6 38 5 22 10
0 10 44 1 54
14
7 33' 1 13 feet
ev. 13
24 Friday 6 365 24 9 40 10 48 1 59
14 8 31: 1 50 head
0 36
25 Saturd. 6 35 5 25 9 18 10 502 26 S. 16 33 5 27 8 56 10 542
4
13
10 45 3 18 neck
1 41
27 Mond. 6 32 5 28
8 33:10 56 2
6
13
11 50 4 4 neck
2 17
28 Tuesd. 6 305 30 8 11 11
02 10
13
mor. 4 54 neck
3 2
29 Wedn. 6 295 31 7 48 11
2 2 12
12 0 56
5 49 arms
4 0
2 33
13 Mond. 6 52.5
8.13 32 10 16 1 26
15 Wedn. 6 49 5 11 12 51 10 22 1 32
14
14
4 29 8 51 knees 8 28
10 41
0
13
9 40 2 34 head
1 8
14
mor. 4 23 secr's
1860.
MARCH.
31 Days.
3 oz. in weight, to any part of the United States, prepaid, I c. ; each additional ounce or fraction of an ounce, 1 c., prepaid.
Regular newspapers or period- icals, paid yearly or quarterly in advance, when circulated in the State where published, not weigh- ing over 12 oz., & c .; over 1} oz.
PHASES OF THE MOON.
Full Moon, 7th day, 7h. 51m. in the morning. - N. W. Last Quarter, 14th day, 4h. 16m. in the morning. - S. E.
New Moon, 22d day, 9h. 3m. in the morning. - S. E.
First Quarter, 30th day, 2h. 5m. in the morning. - N. W.
D. M.
Days Week.
Sun
Sun Sun's Days | Day | Sun Moon |Moon Moon's High Rise Sets. dec.S. Leng. Inc. Slow R. &S. South Place. Wat
] Thurs.
6 275 33
7 2511 62 16
13
2
0 6 49 a:ms
5 26
2 Friday
6 26,5 34
7 2 11
82 18
12
2 58: 7 48 breast
6 59
3 Saturd.
6 24 5 36
6 39 11 122 22.12
3 49 8 48 breast
8 24
4
S.
6 23 5 37
6 15 11 142 24' 12
4 33 9 46 heart
9 27
5 Mond.
6 22 5 38
6 53 11 182 26 12
6 Tuesd.
6 20 5 40
5 29 11 202 30
11
5 34 11 37 belly
-
10 Saturd. 6 15 5 45
3 55 11 302 40
10
10 16 2 14 reins
0 53
11|
S. 6 135 47
3 33,11 342 44
10 10
mor. 4 4 secr's
2 17
13 Tuesd. 6 105 50
2 44 11 402 50 10
0 39 5 1 thighs
3 9
14 Wedn. 6 9 5 51
2 22 11 42.2 52
10 1 39 5 56 thighs
4 9
15 Thurs. 6 75 53
1 57 11 462 56
.9 2 30 6 57 knees
5 28
16 Friday 6 65 54 17 Saturd. 6 4 5 56
1 11 11 52.3
2
9 8
4 12 9 15 legs
8 55
19 Mond. 6 1 5 59 S. 2 11 583
20 Tuesd. 6 06
ON. 212
03 10 23 12
8
5 13 11 18 feet sets. 11 58 head 7 37 ev. 38 head 8 42 1 22 neck
10 44 11 14 11 44 ev. 16
25. S.
5 53,6
7. 1 59 12 143 24
6 9 48 2 9 neck
0 49
26 Mond.
5 51,6 9 2 23 12 183 28
6
10 55: 2 58 neck
1 24
27 Tuesd.
5 50,6 10
2 46 12 203 30
6 11 57 3 50 arms 2 6
28 Wedn.
5 48 6 12
3 10 12 243 34
5
mor. 4 48 arms
2 57
29 Thurs.
5 476 13
3 33 12 26.3 36
5 0 59 5 46 breast
3 58
30 Friday
5 466 14
3 56 12 283 38
5
1 49
6 44 breast 5 19
31 Saturd. 5 446 16
12 323 42.
4
2 33, 7 41 heart | 6 51
8 8
4 55 10 38 feet
10 12
21 Wedn.
5 576 1 0 26 12
63 16
23 Friday
5 56,6 4 1 12 12
83 18
7 7
24 Saturd.
5 546
6 1 36 12 123 22
7
3 44 8 29 legs
7 58
18' 6 35 57 0 47 11 543
4 8
4 34 9 57 feet
9 36
7 Wedn.
6 19 5 41 5 6 11 22 2 32
11
rises. mor. belly
10 16 11 11 37 1 mor.
8 Thurs.
6 185 42 4 42 11 212 34
9 Friday
6 16 5 44 4 19 11 282 38
11 30 3 9 secr's
1 31
12 Mond. 6 125 48 3 8 11 362 46
11 7 38 0 29 reins
11 8 58 1 21 reins
0 15,
1 34 11 482 58
9 3 11 7 41 knees 6 49
22 Thurs. 5 576 3 0 49 12
5 4 10 42 heart
1860.
APRIL.
30 Days.
and not over 3 oz., 1c .; every additional oz. or fraction, { c. When circulated out of the State all weighing 3 oz. or less, ¿ c., and each additional oz., or frac- tion, ¿ c. Weekly newspapers within the county where printed and published, single copy, free to each subscriber. Small news
PHASES OF THE MOON.
Full Moon, 5th day, 5h. 13m. in the evening. - E.
Last Quarter, 12th day, Sh. 51m. in the evening. - N. E.
New Moon, 21st day 1h. 2m. in the morning. - N.
D First Quarter, 28th day, 9h. 55m. in the morning. - N. E.
D : Days : Sun Sun | Sun's | Days M. Week. Rise Sets
dec N Leng.
Day Inc.
Sun Moon |Moon Moon's High Wat Slow R. &S South | Place.
1
S.
5 426 18
4 43 12 363 46
4
3
9, 8 35 heart
8 5
2 Mond.
5 41 6 19
5 6.12 383 48
3
3 40 9 29 heart
9 9
3 Tuesd. 5 396 21
5 29.12 423 52
3
4 6 10 22 belly
9 59
4 Wedn. 5 38,6 22
5 52 12 44 3 51
3
4 32 11 13 belly 10 41
5 Thurs. 5 376 23
6 15 12 463 56
2
rises. mor. reins
11 19
6 Friday 5 356 25
6 37 12 504 0
2
7 54 0
5 reins
mor.
7 Saturd. 5 34 6 26
6 59:12 52 4
2
2
9 17 1
o secr's
0 1
8
S. 5 32 6 28
7 21 12 56 4 6
8
2
11 34 2 55 thighs
1 22
10 Tuesd. 5 29 6 31
8 6|13
2.4 12
1
mor. 3 51 thighs
2 9
12 Thurs. 5 26,6 34
8 50 13
8'4 18
1 1 16 5 43 knees
3 55
13 Friday 5 256 35
9 11 13 104 20
1
1 52
6 33'legs
5 2
14 Saturd. 5 216 36
9 33 13 124 22
0 2 23
7 21 legs
6 18
1,5: S. 15 22.6 38
9 54 13 164 26
F.
1 1 3 26 9 21 feet
9
4
18 Wedn. 5 18 6 42 10 58 13 244 34
1 3 46 10 4 head
9 44
19 Thurs. 5 176 43 11 18 13 264 36
1
1
1 sets. cv. 13 neck
11 26 ev.
23 Mond. 5 11 6 49 12 40 13 384 48
1
10 2
1 57 arms
0 40
24 Tuesd. 5 10 6 50 12 59 13 40,4 50
2 11 0 2 52 arms
1 20
25 Wedn.
5
9,6 51 13 19 13 424 52
2 11 55
3 49 breast
2 6
26 Thurs. 5 8,6 52 13 38 13 44 4 54 27| Friday 5 7 6 53 13 57 13 46 4 56
2 mor.
4 47 breast
2 55
3 0 39
5 43 heart
3 55
28 Saturd. 5 29
S.
5 4.6 46 14 36 13 52.5
2
3 1 49 7 29 heart 6 28
30 Mond. 5
2 6 46 14 53 13 56,5
6
2
2 14
8 19 belly
7 45
8 28 13
4 4 14
1 0 31 4 51 knees
2 59
16 Mond. 5 21,6 37 10 16:13 184 28
3 7 8 41fvet
8 18
17 Tuesd. 5 206 40 10 37 13 204 30
4 510 44 head 4 27 11 28 head 10 46
10 12
20 Friday 5 156 45 11 39 13 284 38
21 Saturd. 5 14 6 46 11 59 13 324 42
22 S. 5 13,6 47 12 20 13 344 44
1
8 54 1 2 ncck
2 46 8 3 legs
7 22
9 Mond. 5 31 6 29
7 43 12 58 4
2 10 27| 1 58 secr's
0 41
11. Wedn. 5 28 6 32
5.6 55 14 16 13 505
0
3 1 16 6 38 heart
5 10
1860.
MAY.
31 Days.
papers and periodicals, monthly or oftener, and pamphlets not containing more than sixteen oc- tavo pages in single packages of not less than 8 oz. to one address, prepaid by stamp, ¿ c. for each ounce ; fraction same.
Books, bound or unbound, not weighing over four pounds, un-
PHASES OF THE MOON.
O Full Moon, 5th day, 2h. 22m. in the morning. - S. W. Last Quarter, 12th day, 2h. 36m. in the evening. - N. W. New Moon, 20th day, 2h. 6m. in the evening. - S. W.
D First Quarter, 27th day, 3h. 24m. in the evening. - S. E.
M
Rise
Sun Sun Sun's | Days | Day Sun I Inc. Sets. dec. N Leng. Fast.
Moon Moon Moon's High
R.&S. South
Place.
Wat.
1 Tuesd.
5
1 6 59 15 10 13 585 8
3
2 38, 9
9 belly
8 50
2 Wedn.
5 07
0 15 28.14 05 10
3
3 3:10
O reins
9 41
3 Thurs.
4 597
1 15 46 14
2.5 12
3
3 29 10 52 reins
10 24
4| Friday 4 58 7
2.16 3 14
4 5 14
3
3 59 11 56 seer's
111 7
5 Saturd. 4 57 7
3,16 21|14
6 5 16
3
rises. mor. secr's
11 49
6| S.
4 557
5 16 38 14 105 20
4
9 23 0 45 thighs
mor.
7 Mond. 4 547
6 16 55 14 125 22
4
10 22| 1 45 thighs
0 31
8 Tuesd. 4 53.7
7:17 12 14 145 24
4
11 13 2 44'knees
1 14
9 Wedn. 4 52 7
8 17 28 14 16 5 26
11 54
3 38'knees 1 56
10 Thurs. 4 517
9 17 43 14 185 28
mor.
4 30 legs
2 41
11 Friday 4 507 10 18 0 14 205 30
4
0 26
5 18 legs
3 27
12 Saturd. 4 48 7 12 18 14 14 24 5 34
0 53
6 3 legs
4 18
13 S.
4 477 13 18 28 14 265 36
1 15
6 44 feet
5 19
14 Mond. 15 Tuesd. 16 Wedn. 17 Thurs. 18 Friday
4 457 15 18 57 14 305 40
4
1 52
8 3 head
4 44 7 16 19 11 14 325 42 4 43 7 17 19 25 14 34 5 44
4 42 7 18 19 38 14 365 46
4 4
3 23 10 58 neck sets. 11 50 arms 4 4
11
9
22 Tuesd.
4 38 7 22 20 27 14 44 5 54
4
9 52 1 46 arms 10 39
2 42 breast
24 Thurs.
4 37 7 23 20 50 14 46 5 56
3
11 16
3 39 breast
2 44
3
mor.
5 25 heart
3 34
S.
4 34 7 26 21 21 14 526
2
3
0 17
6 15 belly
4 46
28 Mond.
4 33 7 27 21 30 14 546
3
0 43
7 4 belly
5 48
29 Tuesd. 4 33 7 27 21 40 14 54 6
3
1 7 7 52 reins
7 6
30 Wedn. 4 327 28 21 49 14 56 6
6
3
1 31
8 43 reins
8 16
31 Thurs. 4 31 7 29
14 586
8
3
1 58 9 37 reins
9 18
4
4
2 12 8 43 head
4
2 31 9 25 head
2 56.10 11|neck
19 Saturd. 4 41 7 19 19 50 14 38 5 48
20
4 40 7 20 20
2 14 40 5 50
S. 21 Mond.
4 397 21 20 15:14 42 5 52
8 56 ev. 48 arms
11 51 ev. 33 1 13 1 57
23 Wedn.
4 37 7 23 20 38 14 46 5 56
4
25 Friday 26 Saturd. 4 35.7 25 21 11 14 50 6 27
0 14 48 5 58
3
11 50 4 34 heart
6 21
4 46 7 14 18 42 14 285 38
4 4
4 4 1 34 7 21 feet
7 23 8 16 9 9 50 5 10 28
4 36 7 24 21
0
4 4
Days Week.
A
1860.
JUNE.
30 Days.
der 3000 miles, 1 c. per oz., pre- paid ; over 3000 miles, 2 c. Publishers of newspapers and periodicals are allowed a free ex- change of one copy, and may also send to each actual subscriber, enclosed in their publications, bills and receipts for the same, free of postage.
PHASES OF THE MOON.
Full Moon, 3d day, Oh. 4m. in the evening. - N.
Last Quarter, 11th day, 8h. 22m. in the morning. - S. W.
New Moon, 19th day, Oh. 40m. in the morning. - N.
D First Quarter, 25th day, 7h. 50m. in the evening. - S. W.
D. M.
Days Week.
Sun Sun Rise Sets.
Sun's | Days dec. N Leng
Day | Sun Moon Moon Moon's High
Inc. Fast.
R &S. South Place. Wat.
1 Friday 4 31 7 29 22
6 14 586 8
3
2 30 10 31 secr's 10 6
2 Saturd. 4 30 7 30 22 14 15 06 10
2
3 611 28 secr's 10 52
3 S. 4 30 7 30 22 23 15 0,6 10
4 Mond. 4 297 31:22 30 15
26 12
2 9 3 0 26 thighs mor.
5 Tuesd. 4 29 7 31 22 37 15
2,6 12
2
9 47 1 24 knees 0 17
6 Wedn. 4 28 7 32 22 43 15 4,6 14
7 Thurs. 4 28 7 32 22 48 15
46 14
1 10 46 3 8 legs
1 33
8 Friday 4 28 7 32 22 54 15
4,6 14
1 11 14
3 52 legs 2 7
9 Saturd. 4 27 7 33 22 58 15
66 16
1 11 34 4 36 feet
2 46
10 S. 4 277 33 23 3,15
66 16
1 11 52 5 17 feet 3 26
715 66 16 1 mor. 5 56 feet
4
9
12 Tuesd. 4 267 34 23 11 15 86 18 1
0 10 6 36 head
5 7
13 Wedn. 4 26 7 34 23 14:15 86 18
0 29 7 16 head
6 7
14 Thurs. 4 26 7 34 23 17 15 86 18
0 59 7 59 neck
7 17
15 Friday 4 25 7 35 23 20 15 106 20
16 Saturd. 4 25 7 35 23 22 15 106 20
1 1 48 9 35 neck
9 16
17 S.
4 257 35 23 21 15 106 20
18 Mond. 4 257 35 23 25 15 106 20
19 Tuesd. 4 25 7 35 23 26 15 10,6 20
20 Wedn. 4 257 35 23 27 15 10 6 20
21 Thurs. 4 257 35 23 27 15 106 20
22 Friday 4 25 7 35 23 27 15 106 20 23 Saturd. 4 25 7 35 23 27:15 106 20
2
2
11 7
4 57 belly 3 5
11 31 5 45 reins 3 57
2 11 54 6 34 reins 5 4
6 21
28 Thurs. 4 26 7 34 23 17:15
80 2
3 0 23 8 18 secr's 7 44
29 Friday 4 26 7 34 23 14 15
80
2
3 0 57 9 13 secr's 8 52
Ju Saturd. 4 26,7 34 23 11 15 8,0 2
3
1 40,10 6 thighs 9 46
0
S. 0 1 16 8 44 neck
8 18
1 2 29 10 30 arms 10 6
1 3 20 11 28 arms 10 52
sets. cv. 28 breast 11 37 1
1
9 48 2 21 heart 1 0
10 19 3 18 heart
1 41
|10 53 4 8 belly 2 21
25 Mond. 4 267 34 23 2515 10 dec.
2
26 Tuesd. 4 267 34 23 23 15 80 2
27 Wedn. 4 267 34 23 20 15 80 2
3 mor. 7 24 reins
24 S. 4 257 35 23 26 15 106 20
9 13 1 27 breast ev. 20 1 2
11 Mond. 4 27 7 33 23
2 rises. mor. thighs 11 35
2 10 22 2 17 knces 0 58
1860.
JULY.
31 Days.
All printed matter must be sent without cover, or in a cover open at the ends or sides. There must be no word or communica- tion printed on the same after its publication, or upon the cover, except the name and address of the person to whom it is to be sent. There must be no paper
PHASES OF THE MOON.
O Full Moon, 2d day, 11h. 19m. in the evening. - S. Last Quarter, 11th day, 1h. 9m, in the morning. - E. New Moon, 18th day, 9h. 30m. in the morning. - S. E.
D First Quarter, 25th day, Jh. 30m. in the morning. - W.
D. M.
Days Week.
Sun , Sun Rise Sets. dec. N Leng.
Sun's Days | Day
Dec.
San Moon Moon Moon's High Slow R. &S. South
Place. Wat.
1
S.
4 27 7 33 23
6 15
60
4
3
2 27 11 7 thighs 10 37
2 Mond.
4 27 7 33 23
1 15
6 0
4
4
rises. mor. knees
11 17
3 Tuesd. 4 27.7 33.22 55 15
60
4
4
8 13: 0
l'knees 11 54
4 Wedn. 4 28.7 32 22 51 15
40
6
4 8 49, 0 53 legs
mor.
5 Thurs. 4 28 7 32 22 46 15
40 6
4
9 11| 1 41 legs
0 28
6 Friday 4 29:7 31 22 40 15
20
8
4
9 34 2 25 feet
1 0
7 Saturd. 4 29 7 31 22 33 15
20
8
5
9 52
3 8 feet
1 33
8 S. 4 307 30 22 27:15
00 10
5
10 11
3 47 feet
2 3
9 Mond. 4 30 7 30 22 20 15
0,0 10
5
10 31, 4 27 head
2 38
10 Tuesd. 4 31 7 29 22 12 14 58 0 12
5
10 50
5 6 head
3 14
11 Wedn. 4 32 7 2822 4 14 56 0 14
5 11 13:5 48'neck
4 0
12 Thurs. 4 32 7 28 21 56 14 56 0 14
5
11 40 6 31 neck
4 59
13 Friday 4 33 7 27 21 47 14 540 16
5
mor. 7 18 neck 0 18 8 11 arms 1 0. 9
6 arms
8 46
16 Mond. 4 35 7 25 21 19 14 500 20
17,Tuesd. 4 367 24 21 9 14 480 22
3
411
7 breast 10 38
18 Wedn. 4 37:7 23 20 58 14 46 0 24
19 Thurs. 4 38 7 22 20 48 14 44 0 26 20 Friday 4 39 7 21 20 36 14 42 0 28
22 S. 4 41 7 19 20 14:14 380 32
6
9 30 3 37 reins 1 55
2 37
24 Tuesd. 4 42 7 18 19 49 14 36 0 34
6 10 24
3 27
25 Wedn. 4 43,7 17 19 36 14 34 0 36
10 55
6 10 secr's 7 5 thighs
5 49
27 Friday 4 44 7 16 19 10 14 320 38 28 Saturd. 4 457 15 18 56 14 300 40 29, S. 4 467 14 18 42 14 28 0 42
6 6 6
mor.
8 2 thighs
7 21
6 0 24
8 59 knees
8 46
6 1 20 9 55 knees
9 35
30 Mond. 4 477 13 18 27 14 26,0 44
6 2 22 10 46 legs
10 18
31 Tuesd. 4 48,7 12
14 240 46
6
3 2411 34 legs
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