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ECLIPSES, 1885.
There will be four Eclipses in :88i two of the Sun and two ,
of the Moon, as follows. Standard hm arch x6 visible as a Par -
I. An Annular Eclipse of the Sun, M lasting 5o sec.
tfai Eclipse throwghout North America.
the U S. A lasting Phase
will be vtstble in the N. W. p xo 3o end x 7
Boston, beg. 0 36 end a 52 New Orl'ns, beg, 1O 36 121
Chicago, so 45 x 29 St. Louts, 7.46 To o
New -York, o r6 2 45 San Fran., March 30, invisib e
II. A Partial Eclipse of the Moon, invisible in the
in the United States.
III. A Total Eclipse of the Sun, Sept. 8, visible
United States.Sept.3, 24,
IV. A Partial Eclipse of the Moon, Sep g mid• end.
throughout the Umted States. <e be L 48 4 .2 "
Eclipse beg. mid- end. 1 14
Boston, 1 14 2 48 4 2-2New-Yor , O 14 1 48 a 22
Chicago, O lb 1 49 3 2a San F rl'ns, 10 15 11 49 123
St. Louts, u 14 MOR22
NING STARS-
April27 to June 27 ;
MERCURY, from Jan. 3 to March z3: until May 4• ,
Sept. 2 to Oct. x6, and after Dec. 18. VEN from Sept. 8 to
MARS, from Feb. x1 to Dec. 3. JUPITER, UP -ANUS, from
Dec. z6. SATURN, from June x8to Oct. i.
Sept. 26 to Dec. 28. NEPTUNE, from May 13 to Aug. Is-
E-VENING STARS.
MERCURY, until Jan. 3, and from March 13 to April 27,
June 27 to Sept. 2, d Oct. x6 to Dec. 18. VEN upITFR until
4. MARS, until Feb.l•xx, and after Dec. 3• J
Sept. 8, and after Dec. 2L SATURN, until June . and after
Oct, r. URANa d until after Aug.�ti and after Dec. 28. NEPTUNE,
until May 13,
FLANETS BRIGHfiEST-
MERCURY, Jan. 26-29; May 25-28, and Sept. x5-18, rising
before the Sun; also, April 5-8 ; Aug: 3-6, and Nov 27-30, Set-
ting after the Sun. VENUS, not this year; MAR,,, notthis
year; JUPITER, Feb. 19; SATURN, Dec. 26; URANUS,
March2x; NEPTUNE , Nov. x6.
MOVABLE FEASTS AND CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES-
MOVABLE
Sunday.Feb. 1, Whit -Sunday (Pent'
t).May z4
Sexagestma 8 Trinity Sunday...... 31
Quinquagesima 15 Corpus Christi....... June 4
Ash -We nesday...... 18 Advent Sunday...... Gov, z9
Wild -Lent
Sun.... " 22 Dominical Letter ........ D
Mid -Lent Sunday ...Mar. 9 LunarCycle(GoldenNo.) 5pal
Goo Sunday • • • • . •Apr. 3 Solar Cycle ..:...... .... 18
Good Friday...... Roman Indiction......... 13
Laster Sunday....... 5
Low " 12 Julian Period ............. 05
it Rogation " ..May 10 'Dionysian Period......... z14
14 lr
j� Ascension Day. ..... z
14 Jewish Lunar Cycle......