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COLUMBIA LIBRARIES OFFSITE AVERY FINE ARTS RESTRICTED
AR01520873
Ex Libris
SEYMOUR DURST
t' Fort nieuw Amsterdam op de Manhatans
FORT NEW AMSTERDAM
(NEW YORK ), 1651.
When you leave, please leave this book Because it has been said "Ever'thing comes t' him who waits Except a loaned book."
AVERY ARCHITECTURAL AND FINE ARTS LIBRARY
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PREFACE
TO THE SEVENTY-SIXTH VOLUME.
AMONG the chief reliances of the traitor leaders in the great rebellion of the slave states of the Union, on which they based their hopes of success in their unholy revolt, was the distress which the people of the North must experience from being deprived of the trade of the South ; and this fallacious hope was greatly fortified, too, by certain organs of public opinion in New York, which foretold the dismal consequences to the Commercial Metropolis of the New World if King Cotton withdrew the light of his benign countenance. from us. Ships were to lie rotting at our wharves, omnibus horses were to be pastured in Broadway, and desolation was to prevail in our once thronged thoroughfares. But we knew too well the sources of prosperity which have contributed to the commercial greatness of New York to indulge in any such disheartening visions of the future ; for we have been too many years accustomed to feel- ing the pulse of this vast community by collecting its most vital statistics, not to be able to detect the first symptoms of decrepitude or premature decay. Our predictions of last year have been fully verified by the unerring results exhibited in the pages of the DIREC- TORY for 1862-'3. Instead of any decrease in the population of the city, the number of names, which may be regarded as an infallible indication of the condition of the people, shows a considerable in- crease of population during the first year of the Rebellion. In the last year's DIRECTORY, the number of names was 152,825, while the present year it contains 153,186. Doubtless this will be contrary to the anticipations of many shrewd calculators, for there has not only been a considerable falling off in the aggregate of foreign im- migration at this port, but a vast number of our active business young men and mechanics have gone off as volunteers in our army and navy. Probably no other city in the Union will be able to show an increase of population during the first year of the Rebellion.
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PREFACE.
The eauses which have led to this result are very obvious. New York has continued to be the great depot for the importing and exporting business of the nation ; it has been the financial eentre of the continent, and the vast supplies for the army and navy have in some way been drawn from it. A vast amount of the commerce of the West, which, before the Rebellion, found its natural channels over the railroads of the Gulf States and down the Mississippi, has been diverted hither, and will continue to flow here for many years after the old relations of the Union shall be restored.
It is not unlikely that the increase in the population of the city during the past year of disasters has been considerably greater than even the inerease of names would indieate, for it must be re- membered that no attempt has been made at a complete canvass of the entire Island, the thorough canvass not extending above 60th street, except in the principal streets of Yorkville and Harlem.
The tremendous events of the past year, though, while they did not so seriously affect the general prosperity of the city as had been anticipated, operated very greatly to the disadvantage of the DIRECTORY, by disturbing the regular course of business, and pre- venting that degree of accuracy in collecting the information neces- sary to the complete accomplishment of our purpose, which we have aimed at in the compilation of the work since it fell into the hands of the present publishers. The few errors which may have been dis- covered in the last volume, and which have been guarded against in the present one, were not the result of any diminution in the force employed in gathering the names, nor in the negleet of any possible precautions to guard against inacenracies, but from the inevitable accidents arising from the extraordinary exeitements and pertur- bations of society, which were at their height during the brief time in which our employees were engaged in the work of canvassing the eity. The number of men employed in this work is about a hundred and fifty, and of these the greater part are necessarily inexperienced and new to the business ; the new hands being engaged in collect- ing the names, while the old and experienced ones are employed in the more difficult work of revising and arranging the lists as they are handed in. None but those who have had opportunities for inspecting the work of compiling the DIRECTORY, can have any ade- quate conception of the amount of labor which it involves, and the watchful attention necessary to prevent errors and damaging mis- takes.
One of the injurious effects of the Rebellion, as felt by the DIRECTORY, in addition to a considerably reduced sale of the work, has been in the diminution of advertisements, to which the proprie-
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PREFACE.
tors have had to look for the remuneration of their outlay of capital and labor-the work being sold at so small a price that the re- ceipts from its sale alone will hardly meet the cost of its publica- tion, it being beyond all question the cheapest of all cheap publica- tions, when the quantity of its information and the cost of its pro- duction are taken into consideration. To advertisers, no other chan- nel of communicating with the public offers half the advantages at ten times the cost. An advertisement in a daily paper is read but once, if read at all, and even then by a very limited circle ; but the DIRECTORY, being consulted every day in the year by all classes of people, an advertisement in it stands a better chance of being seen by everybody than it would have in any other place, unless it were written upon the sky ; for the DIRECTORY is neither sectional nor sectarian ; it excites no man's prejudices, and it contains in- formation which no person is so learned as to be able to neglect. It is a book for everybody, for strangers as well as for denizens of the city ; and, whether those who consult its brim-full pages look into it for advertisements or not, they cannot help seeing them if they be there, and remembering them from seeing them so often.
It has become, of late years, a very common practice for the com- mission and other agents of foreign manufacturing establishments in New York to claim the right to insert in the DIRECTORY the names of the houses and establishments they represent, while they withhold their own. To consent to such a demand as this would be com- mitting a virtual fraud upon the public, for non-residents have no claim, nor right, to appear in the DIRECTORY, except as advertisers, and it is only as such that their names can be admitted. Those - who desire further information in relation to the foreign establish- ments in question, will find it, with the names of their agents, in the COPARTNERSHIP DIRECTORY, published annually about the first of August.
We published, last year, a table of the initial letters of the sur- names contained in the DIRECTORY, showing the relative number of each, not as a matter of curiosity only, but of essential service in a good many different ways. We do not repeat it this year, for the reason that there is no essential change in the relative number of the initials-the M's, as before, being the most numerous, and X's the least so.
JOHN F. TROW, BOOK & JOB PRINTER,
HAS REMOVED TO
46, 48 & 50 GREENE ST., NEW YORK,
The Proprietor of this Establishment would ask the attention of PUBLISHERS, AUTHORS, STATESMEN, and others, to his extended and improved facilities for executing
Gvery Description of Book Printing, SUCH AS
WORKS OF LAW, MEDICINE, THEOLOGY, SCIENCE; MISCELLANEOUS LITERATURE; WORKS IN THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS OF CONGRESS, OR OF STATE LEGISLATURES; ALSO, IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES: ORIENTAL, OCCIDENTAL, ANCIENT OR MODERN,
In the BEST style, and with such PROMPTNESS and ACCURACY as will, he presumes, give perfect satisfac- tion. He would remind his patrons and the public that his Establishinent is furnished with every desirable improvement in Machinery, together with new and very large fonts of Type, with which he can undertake and perfect orders from any part of the United States on the shortest given contract. Having had more than thirty-five years' experience in the business, he is confident of meeting the tastes and expectations of all who may conmit their works to his hands. /
TYPE SETTING & DISTRIBUTING BY MACHINERY.
" The Only Establishment in the World where Type is Set and Distributed by Machinery. It affords great Facility and Accuracy.
Trow's N. Y. City Directory. OFFICE OF
Rudd & Carleton O. Seribner
BROADWAY.
BROOME STREET.
GRAND STREET.
D. Apple .: ton & Co.
HOWARD ST.
MERCER ST.
G. A. Les- vitt & Co.
Mason & Brother.
50, 48, 46.
J. F. Trow. :
GREENE ST.
CANAL STREET.
OFFICE OF
Wilson's Business Directory.
PLAIN & FANCY JOB PRINTING
Either in Colored Inks, Bronzes, Flock, or Crystal, in the first style.
The Subscriber having entirely refitted up this Department with a choice assortment of TYPE and BORDER, and having added several of the SWIFTEST STEAM PRESSES for securing expedition, his customers may confidently rely on their Orders being done PROMPTLY, NEATLY, and CORRECTLY.
STEREOTYPING AND ELECTROTYPING DONE IN THE BEST AND MOST DURABLE MANNER.
INDEX TO COMMERCIAL REGISTER.
See Page 965.
Artifcial Limbs
1
Drain Pipe ..
13
1
Dress Trimmings.
13
Architects and Patent Solici- Druggists' Glassware & Fix- ture Warehouses. tors .. 13 1
Artists' Materials
1
Artificial Eyes. 1
Auctioneers
1
1
Awnings.
Axles ..
2
Bags and Bagging.
Banners.
2
Baskets
2
2
Billiard Cues ..
2
Billiard Tables.
2
Bird and Beast Stuffer.
2
Bird Cages. 3
Bird Dealers
3
Boats. 3 8
Blocks
Bolts, Nuts, &c. 9
Bonnet Frames. 8
Bookbinders .. 3
Bookbinders' Stock
8
8
Book Edge Gildera. 17
Books ..
4
Bottle Ale and Porter 4
Box Makers .. 4
Brass.
4
Brawers 5 6
Britannia Ware.
Bronze Powders. 6
Brushes .
6
Butchers.
6
G
Cabinet Makers
Camphene.
Card Manufacturers. 7 Carpenters and Builders 7 S
Carpet-Beating Machines.
Carpet Shakers.
Carriage Makers
Cart Hames and Chains Carvers.
Cement.
9
Chairs .. 9
Chemical Apparatus 10
Chimney Caps. . 10
Cioth, Sponging & Refinish- ing .. 10
Clothing . 10
Clothis, Cassimeres, &c 10
Coffee and Spice Mills 10
Commission Merchants.
10
Confectioners.
10
Coopers.
10
Coppersmiths 11
Corks 11 Costumers 11 Crockery 11
Daguerreotype Apparatus. 12
Dentists. 12 Hides and Tallow 22 Painters .. 36
Desks.
12
Hoist Wheels.
22
Hose ..
23
Distillers
12
Hotels
23
Homeopathic Medicines .... 23 Hydraulic Jacks & Punches 23 Ice. 23
India Rubber Goods.
23
Inks
28
Insurance 23
Iron Bedsteads. 24
Iron Founders 24
Iron Furniture 24
Iron Railings.
24
Iron Works 2.4
Ivory 25
Ivory Turners
25
Japanners
25
Jewelers
26
Jewelry Boxes
25
Labels
26
Ladders 26
Ladies Dress Trimmings
26
Ladles Linen Goods
26
Lanterns
26
Laundries.
27
16
Leather. -
27
Leather Belting.
27
Life Insurance. 27
Lime
27
Lock Makers
29
Looking Glasses.
29
Looking-glass Frames.
29
Manufacturers' Articles
31
Map and Print Coloring.
81
Marble.
31
Mason and Builder.
33
Medicated Paper 33
Metal Gilders.
84
Glass Cutters.
19
Metal Sashes
Glass Stainers,.
19
Metal Spinner
31
Glaziers' Diamonds
19
Metals. .
3.1
Military Goods.
81
Mill Stone Dressing Dia-
monds.
34
Millwrights and Machinists. 35
Mining Machinfery ..
85
Morocco Cases.
35
Music Strings
35
Musical Instruments.
35
Nose Makers, Ears, &c
35
Organ Builders.
35, 86
Hats and Caps.
22
Oyster Dealers
36
Ilat and Cap Trimmnings.
22
Packing Box Makers.
36
Paints ..
37
Paint, Fire-Proof.
37
Paper Boxes.
Drugs.
13
Dumb Waiters 18
Dyers ..
13
Edge Tools 14
Egg Beaters. 14
Emblematic Signs, 14
Emery and Pumice Stone ..
14
Employment Agency ..
14
Enamelied Leather Cloths .. Enaineller. 14
Engineers' Supplies. 14
15
Expresses.
15
Extension Tables. 16
Fan Makers 16
Fire Apparatus.
16
Fire Brick
16
Fire Caps 16
Fireworks
Fishing Tackle.
16
Fish
Flags ..
17
Floor Oil Cloths
17
Lithographers
28
Fowis, Importers and Breed-
ers of.
17
Furnace Builder
17
Gas Burners. 18
Gas Fixtures, Manufact'rs of 19
Gas-Light Portable. 18
Gents' Furnishing Stores
19
Marking Plates
33
Gilders ...
19
Gilt Mouldings. 19
Glass 19
Grato Bars 20
Grales and Fenders 20
Grocers, Wholesale. 20
Guano.
21
Guns and Pistols. 2
Gymnasiums
21
Hair Dresser
21
Hair Restorative
22
Oars
65
Hardware .
22
Oils
35
Hardware & Brass Foundry, 22
Glue
19
Gold Leaf. 19
Machine Belting
80
Fur Hat Manufactory
13
Machinists
30
Gaivanizing Iron Works.
1S
Maltsters
31
Furniture Express.
1S
Lumber .
80
Furniture ..
17
Loom Makers
30
Furs .
19
14
Bell Hangers
Engravers
Aie Pumps
Die Sinkers
12
8 8 9 9
Hair Curled.
21
Nails
35
8
INDEX TO COMMERCIAL REGISTER.
Paper Hangers. 39
Saddlery 52
Sulphur Vapor Baths. 58
Paper Manufacturer 39 Saddlery Hardware. 52 Surgeon Chiropodist .. 58
Paper Stock ..
39
Safes 52 Surgical Instruments. 58
Salt 52 Tailors . 58
Passe Partouts
40
Patent Agencies 40
Patent Carpet-Beating Ma- chine .. 40
Patent Vulcanite Agency. 41
Pattern and Model Makers,. 41
Periodicals 41
Photographic Artists. 41
Photographic Materials 42
Physician 42 Sewing Machine Repairing,52,53
Piano Desks. 12
Piano-Forte Actions. 41
Piano-Fortes 42, 43, 44
Piano Keys.
44
Piano Stools 44
Pickles. 44 44
Pie Bakers.
Silver Plated Ware. 51 Upholsterers. 61
Plaster
44
Plasterers.
44
Plated Goods
45
Skates. . 54
Skirt Trimmings
55
Printers
Printers' Warehouses. 48
Printing Ink. 47
Produce Com. Merchants. 47
Provisions.
49
Pumps & Lightning Rods
49
Railroad Supplies 49
Ranges.
49
Rattan.
49
Real Estate Agents. 49
Reflectors ..
50
Regalia Manufacturers 50 Stone .. 57,58
Riding Schools. 50
Roofers.
50.
51
Stove Polish . 58
Stoves and Grates.
59
Sand Paper .. 52 Tassel Maker. 59
Sashes, Blinds, and Doors .. 52 Tassel Mould Turners. 59
Satinet Print Works 52
Saw Manufacturers. 52 Thermometers 59
School Apparatus and Fur- niture 52
Tin and Sheet Iron Workers Tinners of Iron. 59
59
Screw Bolts 52
Seeds, Birds, and Fowls. 52
Segars.
52
Toys ..
Transportation Lines 60
Trusses . 60
Turners. 60
Type Founders. 61
Undertakers 61
Union Carpet Cleaner. 61
Upholsterers' Goods 61
Varnishes 61
Veneers. 61
Veterinary Surgeon 62
Watch Case Manufacturers, 62
Watches and Jewelry 62 Watches, Importers of. 62
Watch Makers. 62
Wax Figure Maker & Mod- eller. . 63
Wines and Liquors. 63
Wire Cloth .. 63
57 Wire Coverers. 63
Wire Window Shades. 63
Wire Works. 63
Wood Engravers. 63 .
Wool.
63
Zinc.
69
Telegraphı Instruments 59
Tobacco. 59
Towing 59 59
Sewing Machines .. 53 Tracking. 60
Ship Chandlers 53
Shirts . 54
Shoe Maker's Wax. 53
Show Cases. 54
Sign Painters. 54
Skirts
55
Slates 55
Sofa Springs. 55
Spikes and Rivets. 55
Spoons
55
Spring Balauces. 5G
Stationers. 5G
Steamers. 56, 57
Steamships
Steel
57
Stereoscopes 57
Stone Brown Ware .. 57
Rubber Belting.
50
Silver Platers 54
Silver Ware. 54
Plumbers 45 47
Paper Warehouses
39
JULY, (1862,) 31 Days.
AUGUST, 31 Days.
SEPT., 30 Days.
MOON.
MOON.
D. H. M. New M. 26 4 9 E.
Sun
Sun
High
First Q. 4 5 54 E.
Full MI. 11 8 4. M. Third Q. 18 0 17 E.
Ri.
Sets.
Wat.
D. H. M. New M. 25 4 44 M. First Q. 2 12 0 E. Full M. 9 4 57 E Third Q. 17 4 51 31.
Sun
Sun
New M. 23 4 1 E.
Sun
Sun
High Wat.
First Q.
30 11 14 M.
II.M.
11.M.
11. M.
1 Tuesday
4 81 7 85
11 21
1 Friday
4 56 7 16 morn
1 Monday
5 27 6 33
1 13
2 Saturday
4 57 7 15
0 27
2 Tuesday
5 2S 6 32
2 19
8 Thursday
4 82 7 35
0
6
3 SUNDAY
4 58 7 14
1 24
3 Wednesday
15 29 6 30
3 31
4 Friday
4 83 7 84
0 53
4 Monday
5
0 7 12
5 Friday
5 31 6 27
5 45
6 SUNDAY
4 84 7 84
2 45
6 Wednesday
5
1 7 11
5
2 7 10
6
0
7
0
S Monday
5 34 6 23
9 Saturday 5
47
S
47
9 Tuesday
5 35 6 21
8 49
10 Thursday
4 37 7
83
8
8 55
12 Tuesday
5
77
57
10 39
13 Saturday
5 88 6 14 11 29
4 40 7 81
10
29
14 Thursday
5
9 7
0 11 1S
14 SUNDAY
5 89 6 12 ev 18
4 41 7 80 11 11
15 Friday
5 10|6 59
Tev
15 Monday
5 40 6 10 1 11
5 1: 6 5S
5 12 6 57
5 13 6 55
2 35
1S Thursday
5 43 6 5
4
2
19 Saturday
4 44 7 27
2 19
3 11
20 Wednesday
5 15 6 53 5 16 6 51
5 33
21 SUNDAY
5 46 6
1 6 86
4 47 7 25
5
6 8
23 Saturday
5 15 6 49
7 11
23 Tuesday
5 45 5 57
1
24 Thursday
4 49 7 23
6 53
24 SUNDAY
5 19 6 47
7 49
24 Wednesday ·
5 49 5 55 5 50,5 53
9 30
26 Saturday
4 50 7 22
8 15
8 58
27 Wednesday
5 22 6 41
9 50 27 Saturday
23 Monday
5 23 6 40 10 83
28 SUNDAY
29 Tuesday
4 53 7 19 10 16 23 Friday
5 24 6 3S 11 17
29 Monday
30 Wednesday
4 54 7 18 10 54 30 Saturday
5 25 6 26 morn
30 Tuesday
81 Thursday
14 55,7 17 11 88 81 SUNDAY
5 26 6 84 0 12|1
DEC., 31 Days.
MOON.
MOON.
D. W. M.
New M. 21 1 18 E. Firal Q. 28 5 6 M. Full 31. 6 7 52 M Third Q. 14 1 14 E.
Sun
Sun
High
New M.
D. H. M. 21 0 8 M. 27 6 48 E.
Sun
Sun
High Wat.
Third Q. 15 6 46 E.
Third Q. 14
5 37 M.
11. M.
I.M.
II. M.
11.M. 11.M. Ir. M.
1 Saturday
6 29 4 59
8 53
1 Monday
7
5 4 84
4 14
2 Thursday
2 SUNDAY
6 30 4 5S
4 49
2 Tuesday
7
6 4 84
5 4
8 Friday
8 Monday
6 31 4 57
5 89
3 Wednesday
4 Saturday
4 Tuesday
6 32 4 56
6 2℃
4 Thursday
8 4 83
6 44
5 SUNDAY
6
0 5 37
6 12
6 83 4 55
7 11
5 Friday
9 4 33 7 10 4 83
8 10
7 Tuesday
7 Friday
6 36 4 52
7 SUNDAY
7 11 4 33
8 52 9 32
9 Thursday
6
4 5 81
0
9 SUNDAY
6 89 4 49
9 57
9 Tuesday
7 13 4 83 10 15
10 Friday
6
5 5 29
9 40
10 Monday
6 40 4
4S 10 87
10 Wednesday
11 Saturday
6
6 5 2S 10
21
11 Tuesday
6 414
47 11 19
11 Thursday
12 SUNDAY
6
75 26/11
2
12 Wednesday
6 48 4 46 lev
6
12 Friday
13 Monday
6
8 5 25,11 43
13 Thursday
6 44 4
4 43
2 34
15 Monday
7 17 4 34
2 45
16 Thursday
6 11 5 20
2 24
16 SUNDAY
6 4S 4 42
8 23
16 Tuesday
7 1S, 4 34
8 45
17 Friday
6 12 5 19
3 17
17 Monday
6 49 4 41
: 23
17 Wednesday
7 18,4 34
4 47
18 Saturday
6 13 5 17
: 15
18 Tuesday
6 50 4 40
5 21
18 Thursday
7 19 4 $5
5 53
19 SUNDAY
6 14 5 16
5 5 19 Wednesday
6 51
40
6 17
19 Friday
7 19 4 85
6 55
20 Monday
6 52 4 39
7 14
20 Saturday
7 20 4 36
7 51
21 Tuesday
6 54
4 88
8
5 21 SUNDAY
7 20 4 86 7 21 4 37
9 43
23 Thursday
7 21 4 87
10 81
24 Friday
6 20 5
S
9
14 24 Monday
6 57
4 86 10 46
24 Wednesday
7 22 4 8S
11 17 morn 0 7
26 SUNDAY
6 22 5
5 10 59
26 Wednesday
7
0
4 84
0 35
27 Saturday
7 23 4 89
0 55
28 Tuesday
7
1 4 34
1 29
28 SUNDAY
1 46
29 Wednesday
6 26 5
2
0 56
29 Saturday
7
2 4 83
2 24 29 Monday
80 Thursday
6 27 5 0 1 56
80 SUNDAY
7
4 4 33
3 17 30 Tuesday
31 Friday
6 25.4 59| 2 560
31 Wednesday
7 25 4 42 4 29
22 Wednesday
7 86 22 Saturday
6 55
4 8S
9
2 22 Monday
6 56 4 87
9 56
23 Tuesday
25 Saturday
6 21 5
7 10 7 25 Tuesday
6 55 4 36 11 42
25 Thursday
7 22 4 3S
7 23 4 39
27 Monday
6 24 5
4 11 57
27 Thursday
6 25 5
8 morn
28 Friday
7 24 4 40 7 24 4 40 7 25 4 41 3 35 2 38
8 Wednesday
6
8 5 83
8 16
8 Saturday
6 8S 4 50
9 16
8 Monday
7 12 4 83
1 7 15 4 83 ev 17 7 16 4 83 1
14 Tuesday
6
9 5 23 ev 8.
14 Friday
6 45 4 44 6 47
1 41
13 Saturday 14 SUNDAY
7 17 4 341
1 52
15 Wednesday
6 10 5 22
1 29
15 Saturday
6 85 4 53
7 49
6 Saturday
6 Monday
6
1 5 86
6 59
6
2 5 84
7 40
1 Wednesday
5 56 5 43
2 12
5 57 5 42
5 5S 5 41
4 23
7 7 4 34
5 56
5 59 5 89
5 22
D. H. M.
New M. 23 2 40 M.
Sun
Sun
High
First Q. 23 6 48 E. Full M. 7 8'51 E.
Ri.
Sets.
Wat.
Ri.
Sets.
Wal.
First Q. Full M. 5 2 41 M Ri.
Sets.
8 44
25 Friday
$ 49 7 22
7 3S
25 Monday
5 20 6 45
8 29
25 Thursday 26 Friday
5 51 5 52 10 17 5 52 5 50 11 6
27 SUNDAY
26 Tuesday
5 21 6 43
9 11
20 Saturday
5 45 6
2 5 4S
21 Monday
4 46 7 26
: 13 21 Thursday
22 Tuesday
5 17 6 50
6 23
22 Monday
5 47 5 59 7 20
16 Wednesday
16 Tuesday
5 41 6 8 2 9
17 Thursday
5 42 6 7 3
4
18 Friday
4 43 7 2S
1
2S IS Monday
19 Tuesday
5 14 6 54
3 35 19 Friday
5 44 6
4 4 55
20 SUNDAY
4 45 7 27
9 22 Friday
23 Wednesday
4 4S 7 24
4 51 7 21
4 52 7 20 9 88 28 Thursday
5 53 5 49 morn 5 54,5 47 0 4
5 55 5 45 1 1
6
OCT., 31 Days.
NOV., 30 Days.
5
57
6
8 85
10 Wednesday
5 86 6 19 9 80
11 Friday
11 Monday 5
5 67
5 8.10
9 21
11 Thursday
5 56 6 1S 10 9
12 Saturday
( 12 Friday
15 37 6 16 10 46
13 SUNDAY
4 89 7 81
9 46
13 Wednesday
5
87
9
9 Wednesday
4 36 7 33
6 10
8 Friday
8 Tuesday
4 85 7 83
5
0
5 $2 6 26 5 33 6 24
6 41
7 Monday
4 34 7 34
3 51
7 Thursday
4 59 7 13
2 29
4 Thursday
5 30 6 29
4 41
5 Saturday
4 33 7 34
1 46 5 Tuesday
8 89
4 51
6 Saturday
7 SUNDAY
7 27 8 6
4 3S 7 82 4 89 7 32
14 Monday
15 Tuesday
4 42 7 29 11
55
4 43 7 29 ev 40
16 Saturday 17 SUNDAY
0 50
1 43
17 Wednesday
2 Wednesday
4 32 7 85
morn
First Q. 1 5 21 M.
Ri.
Sels.
High Wat.
D. H. M.
Full M. 8 3 1 M. Third Q. 15 11 26 E.
R.i.
Sets.
IT. M. II. M. 11. 1.
11.M. 11. M. H. M.
6 59 4 85 morn
26 Friday
6 15 6 15 6 16 5 13 6 18 5 12 6 19 5 10
5 59 20 Thursday
6 49 21 Friday
8 49
8 23
23 SUNDAY
7 2S
5 Wednesday 6 Thursday
9
7 14 4 33 10 51 7 15 4 33,11 83
45 0 53
8 81
11.M. 11.M. 11. M.
3 19
MOON.
10 SUNDAY 7 13
5
MOON.
0000000
4 37
JAN., (1863,) 31 Days.
FEB., 28 Days.
MARCH, 31 Days.
MOON.
MOON.
D. H. M. New M. 19 11 6 M. First Q. 26 11 58 M. Full M. 4 10 36 E. Third Q. 12 7 11 E.
Sun
Sun
High
New M. 17 10 :0 F. First Q. 25 7 38 M. Full M.
Sun
Sun
High Wat.
New M. 19 9 41 M. 27 4 1 M. First Q. Full M. 5 9 50 M1. 2 0 E.
SLA
Suu
Ri.
Sets.
High Wet.
3 5 29 E. Third Q. 11 5 51 M.
R.i.
Sels.
Third Q. 12
I.M. II.M.
H. M.
1 Thursday
7 25 4 43
5 26
1 SUNDAY
7
9 5 19
7
22
2 Monday
6 83 5 51 6 5
3 Saturday
7 25 4 45
7 5
3 Tuesday
7
8 5 20
S
2
3 Tuesday
6 32 5 53
6 51
4 SUNDAY
7 25.4 46
7 46
4 Wednesday
7
7 5 21
S 40
4 Wednesday
6 30 5 54
7 83
5 Monday
7 25:4 46
8 23
9
9
49
7 Saturday
7 4 5 25 10
34
7 Saturday
6. 265 59
S SUNDAY
7
3 5 26 11 13
8 SUNDAY
9 Friday
7 25 4 50,11
2
9 Monday
7
2.5 CS:12
0
7
0 5 29 ev. 52
10 Tuesday
6 21 6
1 |11 43
11 SUNDAY
7 24 4 52 ev. 27
11 Wednesday
6 59 5 30
1
53
11 Wednesday
6 19|6
2 ev. 89
12 Monday
7 24 4 53
1 17
12 Thursday
6 5S 5 82
8
2 12 Thursday
13 Tuesday
7 23 4 54
2 11
13 Friday
6 56 5 33
4 14 5 24
14 Saturday
6 14 6
5
4
3
15 Thursday
7 22 4 57
4 26
14 Saturday 15 SUNDAY 16 Monday
6 54 5 85
6 2S
15 SUNDAY
6 12 6
6
5
8
16 Friday
7 22 4 58
5 86
7 21 4 59
6 42
17 Tuesday
6 51 5 87
S 10 17 Tuesday
6
9 6
8
7
0
18 SUNDAY
7 20.5 1
7 40
1S Wednesday
6 50 5 3S
8 55 18 Wednesday
6
76
9
7 47
19 Monday
7 20.5 S 31
19 Thursday
6 49 5 39
9 3S
19 Thursday
6
5 6 10
8 26 9 9
21 Wednesday
7 18,5
4 10 7
21 Saturday
6 46 5 42
11
0
21 Saturday
6
2 6 13
9 51
22 Thursday
7 18 5
5 10 47
22 SUNDAY
6 44 5 43
11 45
22 SUNDAY
6
0 6 14 10 82
7 17 5
6 11 82
7
morn
24 Tuesday
6 41 5 46
0 34
24 Tuesday
25 SUNDAY 26 Monday
7 15 5
9
1
9
26 Thursday
6 38 5 4S
2 24
26 Thursday
5 55 6 1S
0 54
27 Tuesday
5 54 6 19
1 43
23 Wednesday
7 13 5 12 2 59
5 52 6 20
2 44
29 Thursday
7 13 5 13
8 55
29 SUNDAY
5 51 6 21 8 41
30 Friday
7 12|5 15
4 53
30 Monday
5 49 6 22
4 31
31 Saturday
7 11|5 16
5 4S
31 Tuesday
5 47 6 23 5 27
APRIL, 30 Days.
MAY, 31 Days.
JUNE, 30 Days.
MOON.
D. H. M.
Sun
Sun
High
D. H. M. New M. 15 2 40 .M. First Q. 24 5 35 M. Full M. . 1 6 34 E
Sun
Sun
High Wat.
Full M. 3 11 13 E.
Ri.
Sets.
Wat.
Ri.
Sets.
Wat.
Third Q.
8 8 56 M.
HI. M. I. M. II. M. 4 81 7 24 7 40
1 Wednesday
5 45 6 24
6 13
1 Friday
4 59 6 55
1 Monday
2 Thursday
5 42 6 25
6 5S
8 Friday
5 41 6 26
7 40
4 Saturday
5 39 6 27
8 19
4 Monday
4 Thursday
5 SUNDAY
5 37 6 2S
9
6
5 Tuesday
4 55,6 59
5 Friday
4 29 7 27 11 11
6 Monday
5 35 6 29
6 Wednesday
4 54 7
0'10 30
6 Saturday
4 28 7 27 ev. 4
7 Thursday
4 53 7
1 11 23
7 SUNDAY
4 28 7 28 0 57
8 Friday
4 52 7 4 51 7 4 50 7
2 ev. 22 3 1 22
9 Tuesday
14 28 7 29 2 50
10 Friday
5 28 6 33
1 36
10 SUNDAY 11 Monday
4 49,7
5
3
11 Thursday 19
12 SUNDAY
5 25|6 35
3 46
12 Tuesday
4 48 7 6 4
12 Friday
4 28 7 30
5 35
13 Monday
5 24 6 36 4 47
4 28 7 81!
6 27
14 Tuesday
5 22 6 87
5 42
14 Thursday
4 47 7 4 45 7
6
4
14 SUNDAY
4 28,7 81| 7 14
15 Wednesday 16 Thursday
5 20 6 39
19
16 Saturday
4 43 7 10
7 37
16 Tuesday
4 25 7 32 8 89
17 Friday
5 18|6 40
7 59
17 SUNDAY 18 Monday
9 4 42 7 11 8 16, 17 Wednesday 3 18 Thursday 4 41 7 12
4 2S 7 33 10 1
19 SUNDAY
5 15,6 42
9 27
19 Tuesday
20 Monday
5 13 6 44 10 9
4 89 : 14 10 24
20 Saturday
4 29 7 34 11 17
21 Tuesday
5 11 6 45 10 4S
21 Thursday
4 38 7 15 11
6
21 SUNDAY
4 29 7 34 11 53
22 Wednesday
5 10:6 46 11 34
22 Friday
4 37 7 16 11 50
4 36 7
17
inorn
23 Tuesday 24 Wednesday
4 3. 7 35
1 28
25 Saturday
5
6 6 49
1 11
25 Monday
26 SUNDAY
5
5 6 50
2
26 Tuesday
4 34 7
20
2
9 3
8 27 Saturday
28 Tuesday
5 2 6 52
8 49, 28 Thursday
4 83 7 22 4 32 7 23
4 52
29 Monday
4 3117 35
6 27
80 Thursday
5
0.6 54 5 33 130 Saturday
4 31 7 24
4 49 30 Tuesday
4 31:7 35
7'26
1
131 SUNDAY
14 81 7 25: 6 46
4 30 7 35 4 30 7 851
3 15
27 Monday
5 3 6 51
2 55
27 Wednesday
4 83 7 21
54 28 SUNDAY
4 31 7 35
5 25
29 Wednesday 5 1 6 53
4 40 29 Friday
24 Friday
5
7 6 48
0 23
23 Saturday 24 SUNDAY
4 35 7 18 4 35 7 19
0 34
1 22
25 Thursday 26 Friday
4 29 7 33 9 23
18 Saturday
5 16 6 41
8 41
15 Friday
4 44 7
9 6 53
15 Monday
4 28 7 32| 7 56
8 Wednesday
8 Monday
4 28 7 28 1 53
9 Thursday
5 30,6 32
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