O Full Moon, 1st day, 6h. 46m., evening.
Last Quarter, 8th day, 9h. 8m., morning.
New Moon, 16th day, 2h. 52m., morning.
First Quarter, 24th day, 5h. 47m., morning.

Length Day's
Rises. Sets. of Days. Incre.

h. m.h. m.

h.

Mo. 4 267 30 15

2 Tu. 4 257 30 15

A.

Morning Evening
h. m. h. m.

ni.

3 58morn.

216 11 48

3 W. 4 257 31 15

66

2

217 0 14

Days of
Month.

Days of

1863.

JULY, seventh Month,

Astronomical Calculations.

's Declination.

O Full Moon, 1st day, 2h. 2m., morning.
Last Quarter, 7th day, 5h. 45m., evening.
New Moon, 15th day, 6h. 9m., evening.
First Quarter, 23d day, 4h. 48m., evening.
O Full Moon, 30th day, 8h. 50m., morning.

1 W. 4 267 4015 140

kn.

2 Th. 4 277 40 15 13 0 3 Fr. 4277 40 15 13 0 4 Sa. 4 287 40 15 120 5 SU.4 287 39 15 110 6 Mo. 4 297 39 15 10 0 7 Tu. 4 297 39 15 100 8 W. 4 307 3815 9 Th. 4 317 38 15 10 Fr. 4 327 38 15 11 Sa. 4 337 37 15 40 13 5 25 12 SU.4 337 37 15 40 13 5 26 13 Mo. 4 347 36 15 20 15 5 27 14 Tu. 4 357 36 15 10 16 5 15 W. 4 367 35 14 590 18 6 16 Th. 4 377 34 14 57 0 20 6 17 Fr. 4 387 3414 560 216 18 Sa. 4 387 33 14 550 22 6

4 4

16

44 17

5 4 18

64 19

ALA 1W. 2 Th. 3 Fr. 4 Sa.

Then bursts thy song from every leafy glade,
The yielding seasons' bridal serenade;
Then flash the wings returning summer calls
Through the deep arches of her forest halls.

Aspects, Holidays, Events,
Weather, &c.

key Bend, '62.

in Apogee.

Farmer's Calendar.

in Per. gr. hel. lat. S.
1st. Battle of Tur- High ti. let the grass ripen under your
feet. A good crop of grass, well
Quite
cut and well cured, is a luxury
with
warm, to look at. It speaks right out,
Battle of and tells more for the thrift of
Carthage, '61.
showers. the farm, and the man who lives

No time to lose now. Don't

INDEPENDENCE
declared, 1776.

5 D. 5th S. af. Trin.

6 Mo. 7 Tu. 8 W.

9 Th.

10 Fr.

11 Sa.

gr. elong. W.
W.

S C. C.
Lenox.

6
Commencement

{at Tufts College.

in Batavia this month.

Low ti.

on it, than a volume of long lines. It is a record of work done and manure put on, and a promise

Sugar-cane planted Cooler of stock well kept and well fed. stationary. again.

C. C.

14 Tu.Salem.

300,000 more vols., '62.

Don't you think we let our

20. 1st. Pres. Lin. calls out grass stand too long? I've been 12 D. 6th S. af. Tr. runs high. earlier. If we did n't get quite thinking it would be better to cut 13 Mo. 6 6 C. 6 C. Good so much, it would be worth more, in and go farther. It is the juice we want-the real heart- and not the dry crisp of a stalk; and you know the best of the grass is just when it is coming into blossom. Then it is sweetest, and it

15 W.

16 Th.

17 Fr.

Bat. of Carnicks-Aph.
ford, Va., '61.
in Apo.
12th. Bat. of Rich
{Mountain, '61. High ti.

Com. at Har-
vard College.

Winter begins this month in N. Zealand.

weather

18 Sa, 6 & C. for some

19 D. 7th S. af. Trinity. days. never grows better, especially for 20 Mo. 69. in 8. gr. elong. Cows in milk and for young stock. E. Cut early, and dry less, there21 Tu. Battle of Bull Run, '61. 9 in 8.6hfore, and try it for a year or Gen. McClellan in com. 6. two, and, my word for it, you Variable, will find it for your interest to Low ti. try it longer.

Last Quarter, 6th day, 5h. 21m., morning.
New Moon, 14th day, 9h. 19m., morning.
First Quarter 22d day, 1h. 35m., morning.
O Full Moon, 28th day, 4h. 11m., evening.

Length Day's

of Days. Decre.

Rises. Sets.
h. m.h. m. h. m./h. m.

20 Th. 5 126 5413 421 35 3 6
21 Fr. 5 136 53 13 40 1 37 37
|22 Sa. 5 146 51 13 37 1 40|3| 8
|23 SU.5 15 6 50 13 35 1 42 2| 9|
24 Mo. 5 166 48 13 321 45 2 10
25 Tu. 5 176 46 13 291 48 2 11
26 W. 5 186 45 13 271 50 2 12 9 10
27 Th. 5 196 43 13 24 1 53 1 13 10
28 Fr. 5 206 41 13 21 1 56 1011
29 Sa. 5 216 40 13 19 1 58 1 15 11 47
30 SU.5 226 38 14 16 2 1116 0 9

253

340

436

541|

6 52

7 28 kn. | 011 8 22

8 3

9 10 36 legs

3 4811 17