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ADDRESSING
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( 7 )
MAY begins on MONDAY, hath XXXI days.
First Quarter the 4th day, 11 in the Afternoon. Full Moon the 13th day, 2 in the Morning. Laft Quarter the 20th day 9 in the Afternoon. New Moon the 27th day, 11 in the Morning.
D. M.
W. days
Feftivals, Remarkable Days,jrifes &c.
Sun. Sun Moon fete. fets.
High Water
H.MH MH. M.
H. M.
IMon
5
no
53
11
4
Aft. 22
2 Tuer
5
66
54
Morn.
5
I
12
3 Wed Days 13h som.
S
50
55
O
2
0
.2
I
4 Thur
5
30 57 0
43
7
2
51
s|Frid
5
20 58
1
14
8
3
37
6 Satu
5
59
1 44 a
4
27
7 Sund 3 Sund. p. Eaft.
5 07
0
2 10 10
5
I7
8 Mon
4 597
2 33 -
0
7
9 Tuel
4 58|7
2
2 51 12
6
52
IO Wed Cong. met 1775.
4 57 7 3
3 1013 7
32
[ 1 Thur
4 567 4
3 . + 114
8 6
0
13 Satu Days 14h. 10mn.
4 557
5 Rifes. 16
9
51
14 Sund4 Sund. p. Eaft.
4 541
6
9 6.17
IO
36
15 Mon
4 537 7 9.58 18
21
16 ruef
4 527
10.32/19
Morn.
17 Wed
4 517 9
11 ŽĄ:20 O
IO
I&Tbur :
4 507 10
50|21
I
2
19Frid
Days 14h. 24m.
4 497
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I 50
20 Satu
4 48 7 12
0 22 23
2
46
21 Sund Rogation Sund.
4 477 13
0 49 24
3
42
22 Mon
4 46,7 14
1 1425
4 35
23 Tuel
4 457 15
I 44 26
5
39
24 Wed
4 447 16
2 11 27
6 26
25 ThurAfcention Day.
4 447 16
2 43 28 3
7
20
26 Frid
4 437 17
21 129
8
14
27 Satu
Days 14h. 34m.
4 4.3 7 17
Sets.
I
9
8.
28 Sund Sund. aft. Afcen. 29 Mon
4 427 18
9
O
2
9
58
30 Tuef
4 417 19
10
33
4/11 42
31|Wed
+ 497 20
[1 14
5 Aft. 31
17
12 Frid Char. fur. 1780.
4 567
4
4
M.age
4 417 19
9 59 3
10 52
16
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JUNE begins on THURSDAY, hath XXX days.
Firft Quarter 3d day, 2 in the Afternoon. Full Moon the 11th day 5 in the Afternoon. Laft. Quarter the 19th day, 4 in the Morning. New Moon the 25th day, 7 in the Afternoon.
ĮD. M.
Festivals,- Sun | Sun Moon W. Remarkable Days, rifes | fets fets.
"days
&c.
HM HM/H. M.
High Water H. M.
1| Thur Bofton p.thut 1774. 4 497 20|11 38|
3
. 2 Frid
4 39 7 21 Morn.
2 16
3|Satu
Days 14h. 42.ın.
4 397 .21 O
8
3.
6
4 Sund Whifunday.
4 387 22 o 28
9 3
56
5|Mon
4 387 22 .O
54 10 4 46
C Tuel
4 387 22 .1 12 11 5
32
7 Wed
4 37 7 23
I 56/12 6
17
8 Thur
4 37.7 23
2 16:13 3 1|14
7 7
46
10 Satu
4 367 24
3 5815 8
32
13 Tuef
4 367 24
9 14 18
10
59
14 Wed
+ 35.7 25
9 48
II
52
15 Thur Days 14h. 54m. 16 Frid
4 357 25
:10 49 21
40
17 Satu Bat of B. Hill, 75. 4 357 25
14.22
I 35
18 Sund ı Sund. paft Trini. 4 357 . 25.11 41 23
2 33
19 Mon Britith evacua. Phi-4 357 25
Morn. 24 3 23
20 Tuef ladelphia, 1778. 21 WVed Longest day.
4 357 25
O 8'25
4
.17
1 357 25
33/26
5
13
22 Thur
4 357 25 4 357 25
1 26 28
6 57
24 Satu
4 357 25
4 20 7 8
37
20 Mon
4 357 25
Sets. 30 8 24 I
0
31
4 357 25 a I
2
IO
25
27 T'uef 28| Wed S Bat.Sulli. If. 76.4 357 25
9 34
3 .II 15
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Z Bat. Monin. 78. 4 367 24 10 01
4 Aft. 5
suFri d
4 367 24 10 23
59. 50
4
.
. o'Frid
4 377 23
Kifes. 16
I7
11 Sund Trinity Sunday, &# 367 24 12 Mon St. Barnabas 4 367 24
8 38,17 IO
4 357 25
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6
7
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47
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o 58/27
Mage onoo 6 8
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{ 9)
JULY begins on SATURDAY, hath XXXI days.
First Quarter the 3d day, 5 in the Morning. Full Moon the rtth day, 6 in the Morning. Laft Quarter the 18th day, 8 in the Morning. New Moon the 25th day, 4 in the Morning.
ID. M.
Feftivals, Remarkable Days, rifes fets.
Sun | Sun Moon
w. days
& c
HMHM
fets. H. M.
M. ag
High Water H. M.
IfSatu
4 367 24
CI 47
6 . I 45
2 Sund 3 Sund. paft Trini.
4 367 24
II
-71
2 36
3 Mou
4 37 7 23
30
8
3
26
4 Tuef Independen. 1776. 4 37 7 23
56 9 4
15
5 Wed Ticon. aband. 77
+ 3717 23
Morn.10
5
5
6 Thur Bat. Great Spri.81 . 4 38 7 22
0,2611
5
52
ziFrid
4 38 7 22
0 5812
6
36
8 Satu
Canon. Gw.Ill. 76.
4 39 7 21
I 36
I3
7
21|
Sundt Sund. part Trini.
4 397 21
2.30 14
8
LOMon
4 40 7 20
3 14
8
51
12 Wed
4 .41 7. 19
8 2117
IO
21
1 3 Thur
4 427 18
9 01811
IO
14 Frid
4: 427 18
9 17 19
Morn.
15 Satu
43 7 17
9 39:20 CI 3 0 6:21 O 50
I7 Mon
Ston. Pt. tak. 79.
4 447
16
IO 32 22
I 49
18 Tuef
4 45 7 15
4:23
2 47
Wed
4 4517
Í 5 11 38:24 3
35
20 Thur Days 14h. 35m.
14 4 7 14
Morn. 25
4
28
2I Frid
4 47 7 13
0 28:26
5 QUI
18
23
Sund 6 Sund. paft Trini.
497 11
2 30,28
7
00 0
24 Mon
4 507 10
3 38
29
8
50
26 Wed
4 51 17 9
8
9 23
310
38
28 Frid
Days 14h. rom.
11 53 7 4 547
6
9 8
$ Aft. 18
30 Sunday Sund. part Trini. 4 557
5
9 30
I
31 Mon
4 567
4 9 541 7
I 50
Sets. 7 58
2
8 0
44
27 Thur
4 52 7
7
.8 44
4II 28
20Satu
4 487 12
I 28 27
2 3
22 Satu
II Tuef Days decreafe rom.
4 40 7 20 Rifes. 16
4
37
16 Sund
5 Sund. p. Trin.
+ 43|7 17
IO
25 Tuef Dog Days begin.
( 10 )
AUGUST begins on TUESDAY, hath XXXI Day,
First Quarter, the ift day, 10 in the Afternon. Full Moon, the 9th day, 5 in the Afternoon. Laft Quarter, the 16th day, at Noon.
New Moon, the 23d day, 3 in the Afternoon. Firft Quarter, the gift day, 4 in the Afternoon.
D. M. 1946
Feftivals,
|Sơn |Sun Moon Remarkable Days, rifest fets, feis. &c. H.MH.MH M
Mi. age
High Water H. M.
J Tuef |Lammas Day.
14 57 7
3/10
22'
8
2 32
Wed
14 587
2,10
53
9
3
20
3 Thur
4 587
2:11
31/10
4
9
4|Frid
Days 14th.
4 59 7
Imorn. 11
5|Sat.
6 Sun. 8 Sun. p. Tri. & 5
10 59
I 8,13
6
29
7
Mon
Transfigurai.
5
26 58
2 8:14
7
56
Wed
5
50
7 1817
10
34
11 Frid
Savan. evac. 82.
, 6,6 5%
7 39
12 11 23
12Sat.
5
8:6 52
3 10 19
morn.
5
51
3 39/20 O
1
0
15 Tuef
5.116
49 9 43 22
2
0
16 WVed Bat. Calnd. 80.
5 I3]6
47/10
20 23; 3
1
17 Thur
5. 146 40,11
18
24 3
54
I9; Sat.
5 16 6 44 0 18
5
40
20Sun.
10 Sund. p. Tri.
5 17 6 43 I 24 27
5
36
2 I Mon
5 186 4ª 2 32 28
6 3℃
22 Tuef
5 2016 40
3 40
29
7
23 Wed
5 21 6 39 Jets.
150
8
10
24 Thur St. Bartholom.
5 2216 38
6 53 1
9
1
25 Frid 26 Sat.
Days 13h. 8m.
246 36
7 15
2
9
54
5 2516
35
7 38
3
10
41
27 Suv.
il Sun. p. Tri. & s B. L. Iland 76
266
34
8
2
411
5 Aft. 12.
29 ruef st. John Baptift.
5 286 32
8 50
6
O 58
30 Wed
5 306 30
9 30 7
1 44
31 Thur
1531 6 29/10 14
8,1 2
301
5 016
0 16:12
5
4.7
8 Tuef
316 57
3 9:15 8
19
55
ro Thu!
5 55.55
13 Sun. y Sund. p. Trin. 14 Mon
5 IC6
59 2
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18 Frid. Days, 13h. 30m.
5 15 45 morn. 25
4
48
20
25 Mon
5 27 6 33
8 28
20
1
(W. days
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AND - -
SAFETY MATCHES
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373 Washington Street,
NEW YORK.
SEPTEMBER begins on FRIDAY, hath XXX Days.
Full Moon the 8th day, 2 in the Morning. Last Quarter the 14th day, 6 in the Afternoon. New Moon the 22d day, 6 in the Morning. Firft Quarter the 30th day, 10 in the Morning.
ID. M. / ~ N
Festivals, W. Remarkable Days,'rifes fets.
Sun; Sun ; Nlocu
fcts.
M. agel
¡ High Water H. M.
days
&c.
(HMHMH. M.
ĮFrid
15 31 6 28:10 53
3
16
2 Satu
5 33 6 27 11 58
4
3
3 Sund 12 Sund. p. Tri.
5 346 26 Mora. 5 350 25 Ī S
12
5
41
5
Tuef|Bat. off Chef. 81.
5 366 24 2 10 1.5 $ 386 22 3 14 71
7
23
7 Thur Days 12h. 42m.
5 396 21 .18
S
16
5 406 201
Rifes.
16 0
9
10 Sund 13 Sund. p. Trin.
5 43 6. 17
7 15
3
II Mon B. Brandyw. 77.
5 4410 1 6 148 IGII
59
12 Tuef
5 466 14 831
29.Morn. O
13 WedIN. Lon. bur. 81.
5 47 6 13
INIO 26
22
4
31
19 Tuef
15 56,6
4 2 58 4 3
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7
1
21 Thur St. Matthew.
5 58,6 2.
5
2 201
7
51
6
115 59
OSets. 6 16 6 38
2
9
41
24 Sund 15 Sund. p. Trin.
6
35 57
45 56 7 .8
17
26 Tuef Phil. taken, 78. 27 Wed
6 55 55
7 40
5 Aft. 4
28 Thur
6 85 52
9
8
29 Frid St. Michael.
6 9/5 5110
8
71 8 2 21 I 35
30 Satu!
6 115 49II
8 | 9| 3 7
56 49
15 |Frid N. York tak. 76.
15 50|6
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16/Satu
5 51
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5 5316 7
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1 48
27
6
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5 5715
16 06
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51
31
25 Mon Arnold's plot, 80. 6
6 7 5 53
8 20 0
0 48
17 Sund 14 Sund. p. Trin. I8|Mon
5 546
5
21
5 416 19
6 48
1710
7
4
52
4 Mon Dog-days end.
6
30
Wed
8 Frid Bat. Eutaw. 81. Satu
9 26
14|Thun
5 4016
22 Frid Day & Night equ. 23 Satu
12 ( )
OCTOBER begins on SUNDAY, hath XXXI days.
Full Moon the 7th day, at Noon. 1.aft Quarter the 14th day, 3 in the Morning. New Moon the 21ft day, 10 in the Afternoon. First Quarter the 30th day, 2 in the Morning.
D. M.
Fefuvais, W . Remarkable Days, rifes | &c.
Sun ) Son (Moon, z| High fers. rifes. 1: HMHMH. M.P.
H. M. -
IjSunun 16 Sund. paft Tri. 6
17 5 48 7:01 1. 10
3 56
2 Mon Billing. evacu. 77.6 1315 47
0 811
4 47
3 Tuef!
6 145 40
I 14 12
5 37
4 Wed Battle German. 7716
16
165 44
3 38,14 7
17
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16
185 42
4 42 15|
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+ Satu
Bat. Stillwater. 776 195 41
2015 40 5 58 17 10
2
Mon
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215 39
6 36/18/10
58
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6
2215 38
7 .28 10 11 55
11|Wed
6 23 5 37
9 30/21 O 45
13 Frid
6 255 35
10 38/22 I 41
I4 Satu
S.d. Servera buon
6 265 34 11 48 23
2 4℃
15 Sund Eufopus burnt 77.
6 275 33
orn. 24
3 34
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295 31
0 58125
4 25
17 Tuel
0
30.5 30
2 8/20
5
14
18/Wed Falmouth burnt 75,6
315 29 3 8 27
6
4
: Thur Cornwallis tak. 83 6
33 5 27 4 8 28 6
54
20 Frid Bat. Redbank, 77.6
345 26
5 8 20 7 44
21 Satu
6 365 24
Jets. 130 8
32
22 Sund 19 Sund. paft Trr1. 6 37,5 23
5 21} 1
9 15
23 Mon
6 385 22 6 405 20
5 48 2
10 2
24 Tuef
25 Wed Days Ich. 38mr. 26 Thur
6 415 19
8]
4
11
35
27 Frid
43.5 17
8 58 0
1
56
28 Satu Bat. Whitepl. 76. 16 45 5 15
9 59 2 46
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3 36
30 Mon
6 47 5 13 210882.
41 8 9
4 2.6
31 |Tuef
6 425 11|
0 810 5 17
10
48
6 26, 3
7
8 C
5 Aft. 1
6 425 18
Rifes. 1:6
9
8
8 26lgc! morn.
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1515 45
2 3013 6 28
5 Thur!
ESundIg Sund. p, Tri. & 6
Water
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MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS Y COLORS . WHITE LEAD FINE VARNISHES
LADY MIXED PAINTS TISTS' MATERIALS . BRUSHES
F. E. TROWBRIDGE, BANKER AND BROKER
3 & 5 Broad Street, or 29 Wall Street, New York.
Connected by Private Wire with Branch Offices :
90 Broadway, and Barrett House, corner Broadway and 43d Street. P. O. BOX 2907.
IEMBER OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, DIRECTOR OF MER- CHANTS' EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK, AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK, AND OF AMERICAN SAFE DEPOSIT CO., &c., &c.
A general banking business transacted. Securities sold on commission for cash or on margin. Advances made on approved collateral at the market rate. Deposits received ubject to check at sight. Orders executed at London, San Francisco, Boston, Philadelphia, nd Baltimore Exchanges. Correspondence solicited.
TELEPHONE CALL, 334 NEW.
DOZZONI'S MEDICATED COMPLEXION
Imparts a brilliant transparency to the skin. R moves all pimples, freckles and discolorations. Fc sale by all first-class druggists, or mailed for 50 ct IN STAMPS BY B.F. ALLEN & C 365 & 367 CANAL S1 NEW YORK.
LOWDER.
A Clear Complexion !
What DR. CYRUS EDSON, Phy- sician to the BOARD OF HEALTH says about ARSEN- IC!
" It is one of the most valuable medicines known in our pharmacopœia. It is literally a ' LIFE-RENEWER' as well as a life-destroyer, and is rarely handled except by persons moderately well acquainted with its proper- ties."-Vide Evening News, April 29th, 1887.
DR. CAMPBELL'S - SAFE-
ARSENIC COMPLEXION WAFERS (None Other)
Are Sold by all Respectable Druggists. By mail, $1. DEPOT, 146 West 16th Street, New York. See page 2.
PHELAN BILLIARD BALL BILLIARD
AND
POOL
BALI
BILLIARD MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS,
TURNING AND COLORING
Corner Nassau and Ann Stree ROOM 6, EVERETT BUILDING,
P. O. Box 1776. NEW YOR
13 )
NOVEMBER begins on WEDNES, hath XXX Days
Full Moon, the 5th day, 10 in the Afternoon. Laft Quarter, the 12th day, 3 in the Afternoon. New Moon, the 20th day, 5 in the Afternoon. First Quarter, the 28th day, 4 in the Afternoon.
i D. MIMO
Feftivals, Sun. Sun . Moon) W. [Remarkable Days, frifes ]fets. | fets.
M. ag
High Ware1 Y. M.
Adays
&c.
H.M HM H.M.
Wed All Saints.
6 505 10: 1 19111
0 11
2 Thur
6 515
2 3912
7
4
3
Frid St. John's tak. 75.
16 525
8 3'40 13 7 56
4 5914 8
51
4|Satu
5 Sund 21 Sund. p. Trin. 6 Mon
6 5515 5
5:18
6 18. 17 11
30
Não ao
10'Frid
7 7 14 59
10 49 21 2
13
12 Sund 22 Sund. p. Trin. 7
7
314 57
Morn 23
3
51
7
44
50
0/24
7
5|4 55
2 0|25
5
41 51
15|Wed Fort Miff. ev. 77 16 Thur Fort Wath. :. 76
7
64 54 3
C 26
6
20$
7
8.4 52
4
C 27
7
1
18|Satu Fort Lee tak. 76
7 94 51
5
0 281.
47
Io Sund
23 Sund. p. Trin.
7 104 50 6
029
33
20 Mon
7 124 48
S
2.2
Wed Thur Days gh. 36m.
7 134 47 7 134 47 7 144 46
6 49
411
S.A. 27
6
1
17
26 Sun
24 Sund. p. Trin.
7 164 44
10
7
2
7
27 Mon
11 7 17 44 3 morn.
8 8 91
3 47
2.0 Wed
7 1814 42
0 11 10
4 43
30 Thur Provi. Treat. Sz
7 184 42:
1 1811 ₹
551
61
rifes. : 9 1610
.13
7 Tuef
6 50/5 4
575 3
7 20
15 more.
WedDays 10 h. 8m.
6 6 58/5
01 O
0 28 20 1
21
! I Satu
2 4 53 11 53 22 3
2
13 Mon Montreal ta. 75 14|Tucf
7 8
1
19
21 l'uef
7 114 49 fits. 5 5. 58
9 2,10
3|10
59 37
23
24 Frid
7 50
125 Satu
7 154 45
8 57 2
7 164 44
2 50
28|Tuef
--
6 535
16 54 5
2 8 26 19 O 27
9 Thur
17|Frid
( 14 )
DECEMBER begins on FRIDAY, hath XXXI Days
Full Moon the 5th day, 8 in the Morning. Laft Quarter the 12th day, 7 in the Morning New Moon the 20th day, at Midnight. First Quarter the 28th day, 3 in the Morning.
D. M.
Fenivals. :Sun. Sun [Moon Remarkable Days, rifes fers | fets.
IM. agı
, High Water !H. M.
(( من حاـ
Jays gh. 22m.
17 10
441
2 28
12
6
20;
Satu
7 20
4 40
3 38
7
18
3 Sund Advent Sunday.
7 20
4 40
4 50 14
8
16
4 Mon
7 21
4 39
6 8 15
8
55%
5 Tuel
7 2J
4 39
Rifes. 16
17
00 IO
40
7 Thur
Bat. Newport, 76. Bat. G. Bridge 75. 7
7 22 4 38
7
8 18
35
oiSalu
7 23 4 37
9 32
20
C
27
: c Sund 2 Sund. m Advent. HIMon 12| Tuei
7
24 4 36 11
43 22
2
1:
14 Thui
Jeffeyoverrun, 76.17 25
+ 35
I 54
25 4
31
15 Frid
25 4 35
2 49
2 61
17
16 Satu
7 25435
4
To Mon
17.25 4
35
3 46 4 44 5 40 20)
1
7 8
23
20WVed Shortef Day. 21 Thur St. Thomas,
7 25 4
35
35
7 38
5.11 35
:4 Sund 4 Sund. in Advent.
17 25 4 35
8 46
6.Aft. 24
25 Mon Chriftinafs.
7 25 4
35
9 50
I
12
16 Turf Hellians taken, 76, 7 25 27 Wed St. John the Evan. 7 25:4 2& Thur Innocents.
35
10 54
2
2
35
IMorn.
2
53
19 Frid
7 244 36
1 16
4 37
3c Satu
7 24,4 36
2 26
1 2
5 25
ansund Montgom. fell, 75 7 24 4 361
3 38|13
N
6 Wed
7 22 4 38
23 14 37
8 20 19
Morn.
7 24
IO 38
21
I
17 24 4 36 Morn. 23 2
52.
i 3 Wed Days 9h. 12m.
7 24.
3
0 48
24
3
27 28!
6 6
45
19 Tuef
7 25 4 35 7 25 35
6 38 Sets . 5 28 6 33
2
9
55
319 4.10 46
22 Frid
1725 14
33'Satu
7 25 4 35
7 254 35
0
4
IO
3
W. days
&c.
HMHMHM
52
5 54
5
17 Suno 3 Sund in Advent. 7 25 4 35
37
Upray . Hill.
Lotele
MURRAY HI
LLBO
PARK AVENUE 49 TH AND 41ST. STS, NEW YORK. -HUNTING AND HAMMOND
ONE BLOCK FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
-BOTH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS
AWARDED THE GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION, 1878.
HENRY MAILLARD'S
CELEBRATED
VANILLA CHOCOLATE
IN HALF-POUND PACKAGES, AND
BREAKFAST COCOA,
IN HALF-POUND TIN BOXES.
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
Maillards 5 Avenue Hotel
Fine Confections und Chocolates, Retail, 1177 Broadway, 5th Avenue Hotel. Branch, 178 Broadway, near Maiden Lane,
New York.
(15 ) ECLIPSE S.
T HERE will be five Eclipfes this year, three of the Sun and two of the Moon.
The ift is of the Moon, January 14th, the former part vifible, and the latter invifible.
End;
Beginning, 14th Day, at 6h. 58m. Middle, 7 49 0 Duration, 2 22 Morning
Digits eclipfed near 5, on the Moon's fouth limb.
N. B. This eclipfe begins but 38 minutes before the fun rifes ; fo only the beginning is vifible.
The 2d is of the fun, January 29th, at 40 minutes paft 6 o'clock in the evening, invisible.
The 3d is of the Moon, July 11th, visible in part, and calculated as follows :
Beginning of vifibility, 4b. Im. )
Beginning of total darknefs, 5 29 1 Middle, 5 55 End of total darknefs, 6 7 Morning.
End of the Eclipfe. 7 30
Digits Eclipfed near 13
N. B. This eclipfe begins but 31 minutes before the Sun rifes ; fo only the beginning is vifible.
The 4th is of the Sun, Jul) 25th, at 53 minutes paft 3 o'clock in the morning, invitible.
The 5th is of the Sun, December 20th, at 52 mi- nutes paft 11 o'clock in the morning, invifible. Moon's Latitude, 1º 22' South.
Common Notes and Moveable Fealls, for 1786.
Golden Number I Shrove Sunday, Feb. 26. Eafter Sunday, April 16.
Epact 0
Dominical Letter A Aicention Day, May 25.
Cycle of the Sun 3 Whitfunday, June 4.
B 2.
( 10 )
A TABLE to afcertain the value of fundry Coins of Gold, as regnlated by the Chamber of Com- merce; which fhews, at one view, their value in Great Britain .- N. B. There bas been a late regulation made by the Afembly of South Carolina, tb. t Engiif, Guineas muft weigh 5 daut. 7 grs. Fylales 4 dwl. 6 grs. and Moidores 6 dat. 16 grs.
Standard Weight.]
New- York Cuir.
Sterling Mon. of G. Brita.
SPECIES.
drut. gr. L.
s.
d.IL. s. d.
Double Johannes .
18
8
013
I2 O
Single ditto
9
03
4
C
0
C
18 0
Quarter ditto
-
2
60
16
C
0
2
0
Spanifh Doubloons
17
016
O
3
6
O
Two piftole
8
123
0
C
I2
One ditto
4
IO
0
16
Englifh Guinea
5
-
17
41
I
I
Half ditto
2.
1513
18
S
IO
6
French Guinea
5
4¡E
16
[
I
0
Half ditto
-
140
13
0 IO
6
Chequin
.
2
14
10
8
C
Moidore
6
18/2 8
0I
7
O
TABLE of HALF-JOHANNES.
2L.
6. ZL.
6.
01
2- 36
8
300
4CC
1280
2 6
8
15 48
0
28/89
12
16
5001 600
1920
5/16
0
18 57
2240
6/19
4
8
20 04
O
45 144
000
825
12
2167
4 8
60192
2000
1032
0
23173
12
70224
O
3000
9600
3135
4
24/76
16
33256
4000
3238
8
25/80
0
0:293
5000
10000/32000
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