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PREFACE.
THE DIRECTORY for 1859-60 contains 147,325 names, being 7,521 more than it contained last year, when there were but 139,804. Though the collection and printing of these additional names entails a much greater expenditure of both time and money, without any corre- sponding increase of profit, yet, inasmuch as this increase indicates a greater amount of business and an unusual degree of prosperity, the extra cost has been most cheerfully borne, and would have been if it were double what it is. It will be a sorry day when the annual numbering of the inhabitants of this vast metropolis shall show a check in its yearly growth, or a diminution of its prosperity. Last year, which was the immediate successor of the panic season of 1857, exhibited an actual falling off in the popula- tion of the city; but the diminution was apparent rather than real. There were many business firms which had suspended in the preceding Winter or Fall, whose members still made New York their home as much as before, but their names did not appear in the Directory, as their firms were dissolved, or gone into liquida- tion, while the partners and their clerks lived in the suburbs, wait- ing for the resumption of their business. A very important change had taken place, too, in one of the largest mechanical interests of the city, that of ship-building, whereby thousands of workmen had been temporarily thrown out of employment, and they and their families had gone where living was cheaper ; for New York is no place for idle workmen; the cost of living and the demand for
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PREFACE.
money by the exigencies of daily life are too pressing to admit of idleness, and the mechanic without work must either starve or move. Happily all the dark clouds which lowered about the commercial world have disappeared, and the sun of our prosperity is shining again as brightly as ever. It is only necessary to look at the in- creased bulk of the Directory, to see that the city has fully recover- ed from the staggering blow it received in 1857, and is now in its usual condition of prosperous expansion.
Fewer annoyances and hinderances have been experienced this year in the prosecution of our work than have been encountered hitherto, which is the natural result of the lessons of past years, and the perfecting of the machinery by which the business of col- lecting and arranging the names is effected. But still, there are many more obstacles to be encountered, more crotchety and capri- cious people to be dealt with and conciliated, than persons having no experience in such affairs could imagine to be possible. Some people from a sheer love of giving trouble will withhold their names altogether, while others, from a spirit of mischief, will give false information to our collectors, and then complain of the very mistakes which they caused, themselves. It would be useless to attempt to give any detailed account of these annoyances, and they would probably only serve to gratify the persons who caused them, by showing how much serious inconvenience they had occasioned. There are a few examples, however, which, in justice to the public, should be given. There are a good many people living in New York under aliases, such as male and female "physicians," actors and actresses, who find it convenient to have a name for the public dif- ferent from their legal appellations. It is a difficult matter to deal with persons of this class, some of whom insist that only their pro- fessional names shall be given, while others insist that both their le- gal and their professional designations shall be given separately, and others again will have only their legal names. We have uniformly pursued but one course, and that has been to give only the genuine name where it can be ascertained, and making a small charge for inserting the assumed name when it has been desired. But this course has, in one or two cases, subjected us to considerable per- sonal abuse, especially from a certain "Female Physician," who,
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PREFACE.
like many others, appears to labor under the very mistaken idea, that the Directory is published expressly for her convenience, and to afford her a cheap medium for advertising her professional services. But there could not be a greater mistake than to imagine that in a work like this, which is intended for the benefit of the entire com- munity, in which space is so valuable and all superfluous matter so costly, where the utmost economy must be practised to place it within the reach of the great body of the people for whose use it is intended, there can be any room devoted to further individual in- terests.
We have heretofore explained at some length the details of the process by which the Directory is compiled, and the system upon which it has arrived at its present nearly perfect condition. It will be unnecessary to repeat these details now. The public only de- mands a comprehensive and accurate work, and we have the satis- faction, in presenting the Directory for 1859-60, to feel conscious that it makes a closer approximation to what is needed than has ever been done before ; and a comparison with the prices at which sim- ilar works have been sold in other cities will show that this is by far the cheapest that has ever been offered to the public.
JUNE, 1859.
INDEX TO COMMERCIAL REGISTER.
See Page 939.
Adjuster of Averages,.
1
Agency, Mercantile,. 18
Fish Warehouse,.
10
Fishing Tackle,.
10
Perfumers, - 20
Pianos,
20
Piano Stools,
22
Pickles & Preserves,
22
Pistols,
12
Plaster Mills, 22
Platers,.
22
Plumbers,
22
Polishers,
23
Potteries,
7, 8
1
Preserves, 22
Printers,
23
Prints,
23
Railroads, .
23
Rattans,
23
Razor Strop Manuf., 23
Refrigerators,
Regalia Makers,
23
Roofers,.
23
Rules & Joiners' Tools,
24
Safes,.
24
Saleratus,
24
Sand Paper,.
24
Scales,
25
Seal & Card Engravers .. 7, 8, 9
Segars ...
25
Sewing Machines,
25
Sewing Silk, ..
25
Ship Chandlers,
25
Show Cards,
25
Cases,
26
Silver Plated Ware,.
26
Skirt Manufacturers,
26
Lace Goods,
15
Slate,
26
Ladies' Dress Trimmings, .. 15
Lanterns,
15
5
Leather,
15
Banding, 15
66 Belting, 16
Leeches,
16
Lithographers, 16
Looking Glasses, 16
Lumber,
17
Machine Belting,.
16,
17
Machinists.
17
Machinists' Tools,
17
Mahogany,
17
Marble Works,
17,
Mason & Builder,
18
Tinware,
28
Matches,.
18
Mathematical Instruments, . 18
Mercantile Agency,
18
Towing,
23
Military Trimmings,
18
Toys, .
28
Morocco Cases, .
1S
Musical Instruments, 18
Newspapers, - 19
Oil, .. 19
Organ Builders, 19
Oyster Dealers,.
19
Fancy Goods,
9
Painters,
19
Fenders.
12
Paints, ...
19
Paper Boxes,.
19
Warehouses,.
20
Patent Agents, 20
Patent Vault Lights,
20
Pearl Workers,.
20
Agents, Patent,. 20
Agricultural Warehouse,.
1
66 Implements, ...
Aquaria, .
1 1 1
Artificial Eyes,. 66 Legs, .
66
Marble,
1
Artists' Materials,
1
Awnings,.
1
Baby Wagons,. 2
Bags & Bagging,- 1
Banners
10
2
Baskets,
Glass,
11
66 Cutters, 11
Stainers, 11
Ware, .
8, 11
Glue, ..
Gold Leaf,.
Pens,.
11
Grates & Fenders, 12
Grocers, Wholesale, 12
Guns & Pistols, 12
Gymnasium,.
12
Hardware,
12
Hose, .
13
House Furnishing,. 13
India Rubber Goods,
13
Insurance, Fire, .
13
Brushes.
4
Builder,
18
Cabinet Makers,
4,
4
Cap Materials,. 5
Carpet-Beating Machines, .. 5 Carpeting, &c., 5 Cart Hames & Chains, 5 5 5
Cast Steel Wire,.
Cement,
Champagne,
5
Clothing, 3,
Cloths, Cassimeres & Vest- ings,
6
Coffee, Spices, &c., 6
Commission Merchant, 6
Confectioners, 6
Coppersmiths,
6
6
Costumers,
7
Daguerreotype
Apparatus,
&c.
7
Daguerreotypes, 7
Dental Depots. 1-
Desks, 7
Die Sinker,-
7
Drain Pipe,
7
Dress Trimmings
15
Druggists' Glass & Fixture War house, .
Dumb Waiters, 8
Dyers. .
Electro Platers,
Engravers, 7, 8, 9
Fire Caps.
9
Hose,
. .
13
Insurance,
13
Fireworks,
9
Flags, .
10
Flour,.
10
Founders,
3, 13
Fruit,.
10
Furniture,
4, 10
10
Gas Burners,
10
" Fitters,.
10
" Fixtures, 11
Gent's Furnishing Stores,. Gilders, 11
Baths,.
Bath Brick, 2
Beads, ..
2
Bedding,
11
Bell Hangers, 3
Belts, -
2
Billiard Tables, 2
Boats,
3
Books, 3
Boot Webbing, Tapes, &c.,. 3
Boys' Clothing,.
3
Brass Founders,
Manufacturers,
3
4
Brewers, 4 4
Bronze Powders,
Iron Founders,
13
" Railings, 13
Works
13
Japanners, 14
Jewellers' Engraver,. 15
Jewellers. Manufacturing, 14 15
Kindling Wood,
15
66
Ware ..
26
Stamped Embroideries,
27
Starch,
27
27
Stationers,
Hardware,
27
Stencil Plates,.
Stone,.
28
Stoves,
28
Surgical Instruments 28
Tags & Direction Labels, 28
Thermometers,
28
18
Thimbles,
28
Tobacco Warehouses,. 28
Tools,
12, 17
Trimmings, &c.,
15
· Trusses
29
Trunks, .
29
Type Founders, 20
Undertakers,
29
Upholsterers' Goods,
29
Wagons,
2
Watches, Importers of.
29
& Jewelry,
29
Willows,
29
Wire,
5
24
Saddlery,
Hardware,
24
Spikes & Rivets,
26
Spoons,
26
Spring Balances,.
27
27
Cordage,
10
Camphene,
Labels,
15
11
11
1
Fure, ..
INDEX TO CITY REGISTER.
A. D. O. H.
44
African Meth. Episcopal Churches.
14
Almshouse Department.
3
American Protestant Association. 44
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Churches.
15
Asylums .
8
Bank Clearing House. 11
Bank Rules.
00 00
Banks in the City of New York. 8
Banks for Savings in the City of New York. 11
Baptist Churches.
12
Benevolent Societies
12
B'nai B'rith (I. O. of).
Board of Aldermen.
1
Couneilmen
1
Health Commissioners
4
Supervisors
3
Building Associations 12
Bureau of Arrears.
Assessments
4
City Revenue
2
Freemasons.
Cleaning Streets 2
Collection of Assessments
Corporation Attorney
3
County Accounts
2
Deposit and Disbursement.
3
Lands and Places
Markets ... 2 2
Pipes, Sewers, and Pavements.
Public Adıninistrator. 3
Records and Statistics. 2
Hose Companies
Hospitals
21
Institutions and Societies
41
Insurance Companies-Fire ..
Life ..
27
22
Marine
08
Law Department.
3
Liberals (I. O. of).
Libraries ..
29
Life Insurance
27
Location of Piers.
65
Lutheran Churches
14
Mails closc
7
Manufacturing Companies.
30
Map of the City.
faeing title
Marine Court.
6
Insuranec.
23
Surveyors.
31
Medical Institutions, Colleges, and Societies. 31
Methodist Episcopal Churches ..
14
Protestant Churches.
14
Mining Companies.
32
Miscellaneous Associations and Companies.
38
Churches 17
Musical Mutual Protection Association.
45
New Jerusalem Church
14
Odd Fellows
45
Omnibus Routes
46
Croton Aqueduct Department.
2
Packets
35
Custom House.
Daughters of America.
44
Samaria
46
Temperance
46
Department of Finance.
2
Dispensaries ..
17
Distances in the City
65
Druids
44
Dutch Reformed Churches 13
Educational Institutions.
17
E. L. Snow Social Unions
46
Engine Companies.
4
Executive Departments
Expresses.
20
Ferries
21
Fire Department .
4
Department Fund
5
Districts.
5
Insurance.
22
Foreign Consula in New York .21
45
Friends' Meeting Houses 13
General Sessions. 6
German Verein
44
44
Samaritans.
46
Harbor Masters
21
Heads of Departments
2
4
Health Commissioners Wardens
Hebrew Seeret and Benevolent Societies 4.4
Hermann's Sons ...
44
Hook and Ladder Companies
5
5
Repairs and Supplies
Roads ..
Sanitary Inspection
Street Improvement.
Taxes .. .
Water Rents.
Cadets of Temperanee 46
Cemeteries . 12
Christian Mutual Benefit Societies. 44
Churches
12
City Inspector's Department.
2
City Map
facing title
City Railroads 17
Clube.
17
Colleges.
19
Commissioner of Jurors 4
Commissioners of Central Park
4
Emigration 4
Health
4
Police ..
4
Common Pleas ..
6
Congregational Churches. 13
Constables 3 Consuls. 21
Coroner
4
Corporation of the City. 1 Newspapers. 34
County Clerk.
Officers
3
3
Criminal Courts
6
Oyer and Terminer
6
7
Pilot Commissioners, Pilotage, &c.
40
District Courts ..
6
Good Fellows.
Deputy Supt. Repairs and Supplies. Inepeetion Lamps and Gas
2 2
2
2
2
2
2
Jewish Synagogues. 13 Wharves. 2
45
Civil Courts
6
Magazines
INDEX TO CITY REGISTER.
Police.
4
Street Department ..
Police Courts.
6
Street Directory. 49
Port Wardens 40
Superior Court. 6 .
Post Office 7
Supreme Court. 6
Presbyterian Churches. 14 Surrogate
Protestant Episcopal Churches.
15
Tax Commissioners
4
Rechabites.
46
Theological Seminaries. 19
Transportation Lines 47
Trust Companies 48
Roman Catholic Churches.
16
Turn Verein 44
United Americans.
44
Second Advent Churches ..
16
Unitarian Churches ..
16
Secret and Benefit Societies
44 3
Sheriff's Jury
4
Asst. Treas
7
Societies
41
Courts
6
Sons of Hermann
44
Circuit Court
7
Liberty
44
District Court.
7
Temperance 46
Loan Commissioners Mail Stations.
7
Universalist Churches. 16
Councilmen. 2 U. O. of F. S. of I. 45 Ward Officers 3
Station Houses
4
Wesleyan Methodist Churches 16
4
Rail Road Companies and Depots
40
Rates of Postage.
7
Temple of Honor and Temperance. 46
Reformed Presbyterian Churches.
15 4
Register
Schools. 18
United Presbyterian Churches.
15 7
Sheriff and Deputies
United States Assay Office.
4
Special Sessions
6
Standing Committees of Board of Aldermen ... 1
Supervisors. 3
Telegraph Lines .. 47
.
JULY, (1859), 31 Days.
AUGUST, 31 Days.
SEPT., 30 Days.
MOON.
MOON.
D. H. M.
First Q.
Sun
Sun
High
Third Q. 21 10 32 E. Now M. 29 4 48 E.
Ri.
Sets.
Wat.
D. H. M. First Q. Full M. 5 10 26 M. 13 11 40 M. Third Q. 21 8 50 M. New M. 27 11 30 E.
Sun
Sun
Ri,
Sets.
High Wal.
Full M. First Q. 3 11 9 E. 12 3 35 M. Third Q. 19 5 18 E. New M. 26 9 0 M.
Sun
Sun
Ri.
Sets.
High Wat.
IT. M.
H.M. IL, M.
II.M.
II.M. HI. M.
H.M.
H. M.
H. M.
1 Friday
4 81 7 85
9 25
2 Saturday
4 82 7 85
2 Tuesday
3
3 Wednesday
4 59 7
14 morn
8 Saturday
5 29:6 30
5 30 6 29
1 2S
5 Tuesday
4 83 7 34 morn
5 Friday
5
0
7
1
7 11
2
3
7
9
3 57
8 Thursday
5 34 6
23
5 29
9 Saturday
4 36
7 33
8 20
9 Tuesday
5
4
7
S
4 59
9 Friday
5 35 6 21
6 16
10 SUNDAY
4 37
7 83
4 22
10 Wednesday
5
5 7
6
5 57
10 Saturday
5 86 6 19
6 59 7 37
5
71
7
S
7
31
9
13 Tuesday
S 45
14 Thursday
4 40 17 31
7 52
14 SUNDAY
5
9
7
0
S
45
14 Wednesday
16 Saturday
5 41 6
8,10 3S
17 SUNDAY
5 42,6
7 11 21
19 Monday
5 43 6
5,ev 16
5 14 6
54 11
45
19 Monday
5 44 6 4
1 17
20 Wednesday
20 Saturday
5 15 6
53
51
1
29
21 Wednesday
22 Friday
4 47 7 25
1
5
1 56
23 Tuesday
5 1S 6 49
3
49 23 Friday
5
2
24 Saturday
5 49 5
55
6 46
5 20 6 45
6
11
7 10
7 57
27 Tuesday
23 Thursday
5 25 6 40
8 4-4
23 Wednesday
29 Friday
4 53 7 19
8 16
29 Monday
5 24 6 8S
9 29
29 Thursday
30 Saturday
4 54 7 18
9 10
30 Tuesday
81 SUNDAY
4 55 7 17
9 56 31 Wednesday
5 26 6 34 10 51
DEC., 31 Days.
MOON.
D. N. M. 2 11 29 M. Full 31. 10 9 9 M. First Q. Third Q. 17 8 11 M. New M. 24 8 47 M.
Sun
Sun
High Wat.
First Q. Full M. 9 10 17 E. Third Q. 16 4 20 E.
Ri.
Sets.
High Wat.
New MI. 23 ₸ 37 E.
II. M. H. M. H. M.
ILM.
IL M.
H. M.
H. M.
IT. M.
II. M.
1 Tuesday
6 29 4 59
0 36
1 Thursday 2 Friday
7
4 84
0 46
2 SUNDAY
5 57 5 42
0 S
2 Wednesday
6 30 4 5S
1 28
7
6 4 84
1 30
3 Monday
5 53 5 41 1
4
3 Thursday
6 31 4 57
2 18
3 Saturday
7
7 4 84
2 16
4 Friday
6 32 4 56
8 10
4 SUNDAY
7
4 83
8 5
5 Wednesday
6 05 87
5 Saturday
6 89 4 55
3 58
5 Monday
7
9 4 83
3 52
6 Thursday
6
1 5 36
3 5S
6 SUNDAY
6 85 4 53
4 46
6 Tuesday
7 10 4 33
4 44
7 Friday
6 2 5 34 4
45
7 Monday
6 36 4 52 5 33
7 Wednesday
7 11 4 83
5 38
S Saturday
6 3 5 83
5 35
8 Tuesday
6 33 4 50 6 17
8 Thursday
7 12 4 33
6 33
9 SUNDAY
6 45 31
6 18
9 Wednesday
6 39,4 49 7
2
9 Friday
7 13 4 33
7 25
10 Monday
7 14 4 33
8 15
11 Tuesday
6
65 28
7 37
11 Friday
6 41 4 47
8 30
11 SUNDAY
12 Wednesday
6
7 5 26
S 10
12 Saturday
6 43 4 46
9 24
12 Monday
13 Thursday
6
8 5 25
8 53
18 SUNDAY
6 44 4 45 10 14
13 Tuesday
14 Friday
6
9 5 23
9
36 14 Monday
6 45 4 44 11
5
14 Wednesday
7 17 4 84 11
46
15 Saturday
7 17
4 84 ev 37
16 SUNDAY
6 11 5 20
11
11 16 Wednesday
7 18 4 84
1 30
17 Monday
6 49 4 41
1 57
17 Saturday
7 184 34
2
25
18 Tuesday
6 50 4 40
2 56
18 SUNDAY
7 19
4 35
3 20
19 Wednesday
6 51 4 40
3 53
19 Monday
7 19 4 35
4 21
20 Thursday
6 52 4 39
4 51
20 Tuesday
5 17
21 Friday
6 54 4 38
5
45
21 Wednesday
7 20 4 36 7 20 4 36 7 21 4 37 7 21 4 37
7 22 4 38
7 22 4 3S
9 29
26 Wednesday
6 59 4
85
9 50
26 Monday
7 23 4 39 10 10
27 Thursday
6 24 5 4
9 22 27 SUNDAY
7
0 4
85
10
84 27 Tuesday
7 23 4 39 10 45
23 Friday
6 25 5 3 10 9
28 Monday
7
1 4 85 11 16
2S Wednesday
7 24 4 40.11 22
29 Saturday
6 265
2 10 53
29 Tuesday
7
2 4 84 morn
29 Thursday
7 24 4 40'morn
30 SUNDAY
6 27 5
0 11 44
30 Wednesday
7 4 4 84 0
2 30 Friday
7 25 4 41 0 2
31 Monday
6 28 4 59
morn
31 Saturday
7 25 4 42 0 42
1
3 $9
5 17 6 50
2 36
22 Thursday
5 4: 5 59
4 4S
23 Saturday
5 4S
5 5
5 51
24 SUNDAY
4 49 7 23
24 Wednesday
25 Monday
5 50 5 53
7 83
26 Tuesday
4 50
7 22
5 14
6
24
7 25
28 SUNDAY
5 53 5 49
5 54 5 47
10 27
5 25 6 36 10 12
30, Friday
5 55 5 45 11 14
OCT., 31 Days.
NOV., 30 Days.
MOON.
.
D. H. M.
First Q.
Sun
Sun
High
Ri.
Sets.
Wat.
Ri.
Sets.
D. H. M. 2 8 54 M.
Sun
Sun
5
6. 7
5
6 4S
11 SUNDAY
5 36 6 1S
4 89
7 32
6 1S
12 Friday
5 37 6 16
8 10
13 Wednesday
4 39 7
31
7 10
13 Saturday
5
5 38 6 14 5 39 6 12
9 29
5 10 6 59
9 22
15 Thursday
5 40 6 10
9 5S
15 Friday
4 41 7 30 4 42 7 29
9 17
16 Tuesday
5 11 6 5S
5 12 6 57
10 27 11
4 18 SUNDAY
19 Tuesday
4 44 7 27 11
2
4 45 7 27
11 89
5 45
6
2 2 25
21 Thursday
4 46 7 26
ev 20
21 SUNDAY
22 Monday
4 45,7 24
4 49 7 22
4
25 Thursday
26 Friday
5 51 5 52
S 12
27 Wednesday
27 Saturday
5 22 6
41
5 52 5 50
8 59 9 44
11 Monday
4 3S
7 82
5 21
11 Thursday
4 57 7 15
11 20
2 Friday
5 25 6 32
morn 0 31
4 Monday
4 83 7 34 11 52
4 Thursday
4 59 7
13
0
S
4 SUNDAY
5 Monday
5 31 6 27 5 32 6 26
8 32
6 Wednesday 7 Thursday
4 84 7 34
1 31
7 SUNDAY
5
7 10
2 54
7 Wednesday
5 33 6 24
4 32
8 Friday
4 85 7 83
2 26
8 Monday
5
12
0 5S
1 54
6 Tuesday
4 34 7 34
0 40
6 Saturday
5
1 Monday
4 56 7 16 10 8S
1 Thursday
5 27 6 33 11 39
10 1S
3 SUNDAY
4 32 7 35 11
12 Tuesday
12 Monday
2
S
9 52 16 Friday
4 43 7 29
9 54
17 Wednesday
4 43 7 23 10
27
1S Thursday
5 13 6 55
19 Friday
ev 84
20 Tuesday
5 16 6
5 19 6 47
5 21 6 43
25 SUNDAY 26 Monday
New M. 24 0 51 MI.
1 Saturday
5 56 5 43
morn
6 10 5 22
10 21
15 Tuesday
6 47 4 43 ev
2
15 Thursday 16 Friday
6 13 5 17
1 12
18 Friday
6 14 5 16
2 17
8 23
4 25
5 24
22 Tuesday
6 55 4 3S
6
37
22 Thursday
7 26
23 Friday
24 Monday
6 57
4 36
8 10
24 Saturday
25 Tuesday
6 21 5 T
7 46
24 Thursday 25 Friday
6 58
+ 36
9 8
25 SUNDAY
6 22 5 5
S 32
26 Saturday
6 19 5 10 6 20 5
7
4
21 Monday
6 15
22 Saturday 23 SUNDAY
6 18 5 12
6 15 23 Wednesday
6 56 4
37
7 56 8 43
6 55 29
6 58
10 Thursday
6 40,4 4S 7 46 10 Saturday
7 15 4 83
9
13 1-
7 15 4 83 7 16 4 33
10
10 51
6 49 4 42 0 59
6 12 5 19 ev
9 17 Thursday
19 Saturday
6 15 5 15
20 SUNDAY
6 16 5 13
7 10
4 Tuesday
5 59 5 89 2
1
MOON.
3 3 36 E. Full M. 11 6 56 E. Third Q. 19 0 47 M.
4 51 7 21 4 52 7 20
2 53 8
8 36
15 Monday
17 Saturday
5 46 6
MOON.
D. H M.
7 0 58 M. Full M. 14 7 57 E.
2 31
JAN.,(1860,) 31 Days.
FEB., 29 Days.
MARCH, 31 Days.
MOON.
MOON.
D. H. M. 6 9 39 E Third Q. 13 1 55 E. New M. 91 2 42 E. Full M. First Q. 29 2 59 E.
Sun
Sun
High Wat.
Full M. 7 7 49 M. Third Q. 14 4 13 M. New MI. 22 8 59 M. First Q. 30 1 57 MI.
Sun
Sun
High
New M. 22 7 21 E. First Q. 31 0 15 M.
Ri.
Sets.
Wat.
Ri.
Sets.
Wat.
IT. M.
II.M. H. M.
II. M.
11. M.
II. M. 2 29
1 Thursday
6 35 5 50 2 5
2 Thursday
7
9
5 19
3 34
2 Friday
6 33 5 51 8 14
3 Tuesday
3 Friday
7
85 20
4 42
3 Saturday
6 32 5 53
4 26
4 Wednesday
7 25 4
46
4
2
4 Saturday
7
7 5 21
5 52
4 SUNDAY
6 30,5 54 5 35
5 Thursday
7 25 4 46
5
5
5 SUNDAY
7
65 22
6 56
5 Monday
6 29 5 55
6 36
6 Friday
7 25 4 47
6
9
6 Monday
7
55
24
7 46
6 Tuesday
6 27 5 56
7 29
7 Saturday
7 25 4 48
7 12
7 Tuesday
7
4 5
25
8 39
7 Wednesday
6 26 5 58
$ 12
8 SUNDAY
7 25 4 49
5
9
1
9 Thursday
17
2 5 28 10 15
9 Friday
6 23 6
0
9 44
7
0 5 29 10 53
10 Saturday
6 21 6
1 10 27
11 Wednesday
7 24 4 52
10
37
ev 10
13 Monday
6 56 5 33
1
29
13 Tuesday
6 15 6
4
1
9
14 Saturday
7 23 4 55
0 59
14 Tuesday
6 55 5
34
2 32
14 Wednesday
6 14 6 5
2
9
15 SUNDAY
7 22 4 57
1 54
15 Wednesday
16 Monday
7 22 4 58
2 53
3 56
17 Friday
6 51 5 37
5 39
17 Saturday
6
96
8
5 10
18 Wednesday
7 20 5 1
4 58
18 Saturday
6 50 5 38
6 82
18. SUNDAY
6
716 9 5 58
19 Thursday
7 20 5 2
6
0
19 SUNDAY
6 49 5 39
7 15
19 Monday
6
5 6 10
6 41
20 Friday
7 19 5 3
6 53
20 Monday
6 47 5 41
7 51
20 Tuesday
6
3 6 12
7 20
21 Saturday
7 18 5 4
7 41|
21 Tuesday
6 46 5
42
8 27
21 Wednesday
22 SUNDAY
7 18 5 5 8 19 22 Wednesday
6 44 5 43
9
4 22 Thursday
6
0 6 14
5 59,6 15 9
5
24 Tuesday
5 58 6 16
9 40
25 Wednesday
7 16 5 8 10 14
25 Saturday
6 33 5 48 11 23
26 Monday 27 Tuesday
5 54 6 19 11 51
28 Saturday
7 13 5 12 11 59
28 Tuesday
6 36 5 49
0 10
28 Wednesday
5 52 6 20 inorn
29 SUNDAY
7 18 5 13 morn
29 Wednesday
6 35 5 50
1 _3
29 Thursday
5 51 6 21 0 49
30 Monday
7 12 5 15
0 41
31 Tuesday
7 11 5 16 1 30
31 Saturday
5 47 6 23 3 2
APRIL, 30 Days.
MAY, 31 Days.
JUNE, 30 Days.
MOON.
D. H. M.
Full M.
Sun
Sun
High
Full M.
Sun
Sun
High
n. H. M. Full M. 3 11 50 M. Third Q. 11 8 8 M. New M. 19 0 28 M. Ri.
Sub
Sun
Sets.
High Wat.
First Q. 28 9 40 M.
II. M.
H.M. II. M.
II.M. H.M.
IT. MI.
II. M.
IT.M.
II. M.
1 SUNDAY
5 45 6 24 4 9
1 Tuesday
4 59 6 55
4 42
1 Friday
4 31 7 24
16
8
2 Monday
5 42 6 25
5 11
2 Wednesday
4 5S 6 55
5 39
2 Saturday
4 30 7 25 7
4
3 Tuesday
5 41 6 26
6
9
3 Thursday
4 57 6 57
16 33
3 SUNDAY
4 30,7 25
7 52
4 Wednesday
5 39 6 27
7
1
4 Friday
4 56 6 58
7 23
4 Monday
4 29 7 26
S 44
5 Thursday
5 37 6 28
7 46
5 Saturday
4 55 6 59
8 9
5 Tuesday
4 29.7 27
9 34
8 SUNDAY
8 Tuesday
4 52 7
2 10 39
8 Friday
4 28 7 28 11 45
9 Monday
5 30 6 32 10 55
9 Wednesday
4 51 7
3 11 27
9 Saturday
4 29 7 29 ev 28
10 Tuesday
5 28 6 33 11 50
10 Thursday
4 50 7
4 ev 19
10 SUNDAY
4 23 7 29
1 11
11 Wednesday
4 49 17
5
1
9
11 Monday
4 29 7 30|
1 55
12 Thursday
12 Saturday
4 48 7
6
1 57
12 Tuesday
4 29 7 30
2 41
13 Friday
4 28 7 31
3 31
14 Saturday
4 28 7 311
4 23
15 SUNDAY
5 21 6 38
4 27
15 Tuesday
4 44 7
9
4 24
15 Friday
4 2S 7 32
5 17
16 Monday
5 20 6 89 5 15
16 Wednesday
4 28 7 32
6 11
17 Tuesday
5 19 6 40
5 58
17 Thursday
4 42 7 11
5 57
17 SUNDAY
4 28 7 33
7 6
18 Wednesday
4 41 7
12
6 42
1S Monday
4 2S 7 33
7 55
19 Thursday
4 40 7 13
7 27
8 12
20 Wednesday
£ 29 7 34
4 29 7 34 10 26
4 37 7 16
9 51
22 Friday
4 29 7 35
morn
24 Tuesday
5
7 6 48 10 46
4 30 7 35
0 3
25 Wednesday
4 30 7 35
0 53
26 Thursday
4 30 7 35
1 47
27 Friday
5
3,6 51
0 39
27 SUNDAY
4 33.7 21
1 20
27 Wednesday
4 30 7 35
2 44
28 Saturday
5
2.6 52
1 39
28 Monday
4 33 7 22
2 16 3 13
28 Thursday
4 31 |7 35
3 46
29 SUNDAY 5
1,6 53
2,41 29 Tuesday
4 32 7 23
4 31 7 35
4 48
30 Monday
5
0,6 54
3'44 30 Wednesday
|31 Thursday
4 31 7 24 4 14 4 31 7 25
5 9
29 Friday 30 Saturday
4 31 7 35
5 51
1 SUNDAY
7 25 4 43 7 25
4 44
2
12
3
2
8 Wednesday
7
3 5 26
9 28
8 Thursday
6 24 5 59
8 58
9 Monday
7 25 4 50
7 24 4 51
10 Friday
11 Saturday
6 59 5 30 32 6 5S 5
11 40
11 SUNDAY
6 19 6
2.11 15
12 Thursday
12 Monday
6 17 6
3 ev
9
6 54 5 35
3 37
15 Thursday
6 12 6 6
3 14
6 53 5 36 4 40
16 Friday
6 10 6 7
4 15
17 Tuesday
6
2 6 13
7 51 8 26
23 Monday
7 17 5 6
9
2
23 Thursday
7 16 5 7 9 38
24 Friday
6 41 5 46 10 12 6 39 5 47 10 44
25 SUNDAY
5 56 6 17 10 19
26 Thursday
7 15 5 9 10 46
5 55 6 1S 11
1
27 Friday
7 14 5 11 11 19
26 SUNDAY 27 Monday
5 2 6 M. Third Q. 12 2 20 E. New M. 20 1 50 E. First Q. 27 3 9 E.
Ri.
Sets.
Wat.
First Q.
25 7 40 E.
6 Friday
5 35 6 29 5 33 6 30
8 31
6 SUNDAY
4 54 7 0
8 59
7 Saturday
7 Monday
4 53 7 1 9 50
7 Thursday
5 31 6 31 10
S
ev 47
1
44
2 42
3 37
14 Monday
4 45 7
8
3
87
9
16 Saturday
5 16 6 41
6 39
18 Friday
5 15 6 42
7 17
19 Saturday
5 13 6 44
7 53
8 32
9
17
5
9 6 47 10 1
23 Wednesday
24 Thursday
4 35 7 18 11 30
25 Friday
4 35 7 19
4 34 7 20
morn 0 24
25 Monday 26 Tuesday
1 29 7 34
8 4S 9 39
20 SUNDAY
4 39 7 14
4 38 7 15
9
1 21 Thursday
5 10 6 46
21 Monday 22 Tuesday
4 29 7 34 11 13
4 36 7 17 10 39
23 Saturday 24 SUNDAY
5 6 6 49 11 41
5 5 6 50 morn
26 Saturday
4 47 7
2 48
13 Wednesday
14 Thursday
4 28 7 27 10 20 4 29 7 2S 11 2
5 26 6 34
11 Friday
5 25 6 35 5 24 6 36
13 SUNDAY
5 22 6 37
9
20
MOON.
MOON.
D. H. M.
5 5 4 E. Third Q. 12 8 38 E. New M. 21 0 48 M.
Ri.
Sets.
Wat.
13 Friday
7 23 4 54
7 24 4 53 11 20
12 SUNDAY
16 Thursday
7 21 4 59
8
9 50
10 Tuesday
1 26
1 Wednesday
2 Monday
Sun
Sun
High
D. H. M. Full M. 8 10 27 M. Third Q. 15 2 3 M.
D. H. M.
Ri,
Sets.
HI.M.
11. M.
1I. M.
7 10 5 19
6 43 5 45 9 36 23 Friday
24 Saturday
6 37 5 49
morn
30 Friday
5 49 6 22 1 52
4 43 7 10 5
19 Tuesday
20 Friday 21 Saturday 22 SUNDAY 28 Monday
5 11 6 45
6 Wednesday
ev 32
7 25 4 45
MOON.
JULY, (1860,) 31 Days.
AUGUST, 31 Days.
SEPT., 30 Days.
MOON.
MOON.
D. H. M.
Full M.
Sun
Sun
High
Full M. Third Q.
D. H. M. 1 0 37 E 9 4 17 E.
Sun
Sun
High Wat.
Third Q. 8 6 11 M. New M. 15 1 13 M. First Q.
Sun
Sun
High Wat.
New M. 16 5 24 E. First Q. 23 7 54 M. Full M. 31 4 1 M.
Ri.
Sets.
21 6 29 E. Full M. 29 8 44 E.
Ri.
Sets.
H. M.
H. M.
1 SUNDAY
6 50
2 Monday
7 42
8 Tuesday
8 Friday
4 53 7 14
9 24
3 Monday
4 Wednesday
4 83 7 84
9 14
5 Thursday
4 83 7 34|
9 54
5 SUNDAY
5 31 6 27
11
S
6 Friday
4 34 7 34 10 31
7 Saturday
4 34 7 34 11
7
7 Tuesday
5
2 7 10 11 42
7 Friday
S Saturday
5 84 6 23
1 43
9 Monday
4 36 7 83
ev 24
4 37 7 83
1
10 Friday 6
5
5 7 6
2
10 Monday 6
5
6 7
5 8 12
11 Tuesday
5
7
7
S 4 20
12 Wednesday
5 37 6 16
6
-1
1
14 Saturday
4 40 7 31
14 Tuesday
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