Bicawei Observatory courteously sends us the following details of appearance of the Comet and bow it may be seen.
Ostober 23.
As has been already announced, when the Comet was first to be observed here with the naked eye, it has now began to be plainly visible in the morning. It is passing, jast now, st ite nearest distance from the sun, thus st its brightest, and will be very easy to observe daring the next few days, weather permitting.
The comet appears now nearly due East, at about 4 a.m, about 10 de. ress N.W-E. of Veous: at 5 am. it is still visible, bat soon disappears in the sunrise. This morning (October 23) ita diameter appeared Isrger than thai of Venus (with less brightness of course) and the tail bad a length of at least six or seven degrees.
October 24.
As reported yesterday, the comet has become a very beantifal object of observation. At 4 it is already above the horizon, bal I veiled by the low mist, Ite bearing is " little of due
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