6 32 4 55 12 39

H.M.S. H. MH. MH. MH. MH. MH. MH.MH. MH. MH. MH.MH.

MH. MH. MH. MH. MH. MH.M

309 5 S ....11 43 40

Day of week........

Day of month......

Day of year...........

Sun in meridian.

Mean local time..

ton.

and
rises.

6 4 5 32 5 16

5 32 rises 11 14

286 13 Fr

11 46 28

5 20 9 3

9 25 11 38

9 54 11 45

6 32 4 55 12 39 6 50

Day of week.

Day of month.......

Day of year..... .... ........

H.M.S.H. MH. MH. MH. MH. MIH. MH.MH.

MH. MH. MH.MH. MH. MH. MH. MH. MH. MH.M

335 1 Fr

11 48 54

7 16 4 21 1 42 7 7 4 30 1 42 6 58

7

4 4 33 1 42 3 22

6 59 4 39 1 42

6 45 4 53

1 43 3 20

6 552

110 33 11 53 E

361 27 W

12 0 53

7 37

4 26 11 27

7 26

4 36 11 28

3 47

7 23

4 39 11 29 12 10

7 18

4 45 11 29.

7 25

211 31 mo.

7 2 5

3 mo. 12 44

363 29 Fr

12 1 52

7 38

4 27 12 33

7 27

4 37 12 32

5 23

7 24

4 40

12 31

1 53

7 19

4 46 12 31

7 3 5

4 12 29

1 40.

364 30 Sa

12 2 22

7 39

4 28 1 45

7 27

4 38

1 41

6 17

7 24

4 41

1 33

2 50

7 19

4 47

1 37

7

3 5

4

1 31

2 41

The full-faced or black figures are p. m.; all others are a. m.

6 40

365|31|S

12 2 51

7 39

4 29

3 1

7 28

4 39

2 54

7 12|

7 25

4 42

2 50

3 50

7 19

4 48

2 47

7

3 5

5

2 36

3 421

SHOWING RELIGIOUS, LEGAL AND OTHER HOLIDAYS, BIRTHDAYS OF
PROMINENT AMERICANS AND DATES OF IMPORTANT

EVENTS IN AMERICAN HISTORY.

Month.

Day of

Year....

Day of

Week..

Day of

JANUARY.

New Year's Day (Circumcision); Anthony Wayne born
(1745); F. A. C. Muhlenberg born (1750); Paul Ham-
ilton Hayne born (1830); Emancipation Proclama-
tion went into effect (1863).
Philip Freneau born (1752);

Battle of Murfreesboro
ended (1863); Constitution ratified by Georgia (1788).
Battle of Princeton (1777); John A. King born (1788);
Lucretia Mott born (1793).

Roger Wolcott born (1679); Utah admitted (1896).
Stephen Decatur born (1779).

Twelfth Day; Charles Sumner born (1811).

Israel Putnam born (1718); Millard Fillmore born (1800);
Battle of Springfield, Mo. (1863).

Battle of New Orleans (1815); James Longstreet born
(1821).

Constitution ratified by Connecticut (1788); Mississippi
seceded (1861).

Ethan Allen born (1737); Jeremiah S. Black born (1810);
Florida seceded (1861).

Alexander Hamilton born (1757); Bayard Taylor born
(1825); Alabama seceded (1861).

John Hancock born (1737); John S. Sargent born (1856).
Salmon P. Chase born (1808); assault on Fort Fisher,
N. C. (1865).

Benedict Arnold born (1741); Matthew F. Maury born
(1806).

Philip Livingston born (1716); first locomotive for actual
use built in United States (1831); Fort Fisher capt-
ured (1865).

Henry W. Halleck born (1815).

Benjamin Franklin born (1706); Charles Brockden Brown
born (1771); Battle of Cowpens, S. C. (1781); Caleb
Cushing born (1800).

Daniel Webster born (1782).

Robert E. Lee born (1807); Edgar Allan Poe born (1809);
Georgia seceded (1861).

Richard Henry Lee born (1732); Robert Morris born
(1734); David Wilmot born (1814).

John C. Fremont born (1813): John C. Breckenridge
born (1821); Thomas J. (Stonewall) Jackson born
(1824).

Raisin River Massacre (1813).

Josiah Quincy, sr.. born (1744).

Benjamin Lincoln born (1733); Charles F. Crisp born
(1845); gold discovered in California (1848).
Conversion of St. Paul; University of Virginia estab-
lished (1819); Louisiana seceded (1861).

Samuel G. Morton born (1799); Michigan admitted (1837);
Louisiana seceded (1861).

Webster's reply to Hayne (1830); Edison incandescent
lamp patented (1880).

Mathew Carey born (1760); George S. Boutwell born
(1814).

Carnation Day; Thomas Paine born (1737); Albert Gal-
latin born (1761); William McKinley born (1843);
Kansas admitted (1861).

Nathaniel P. Banks born (1816); Ericsson's Monitor
launched (1862).

Gouverneur Morris born (1752); James G. Blaine born
(1830).