SATURN,

Another of our morning stars, rises on the 1st and 15th at 1:18 and

12:28 a. m., respectively; and on the 29th, at 11:34 p. m. His diameter

increases from 16.2″ to 16.8″. His motion is direct, amounting to about

2° 43′. He can be found a little north of _Zeta_, the star denoting the

extremity of the northern horn of the constellation _Taurus_. On the

16th, at 12:41 a. m. will be 3° 17′ north of the moon.

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