Mercury.—An evening star, setting low down in the North-West, and visible from the 5th to the 12th.
In conjunction with the moon on 8th; attains ite greatest elongation East (24° 11') on the 11th; in aphejinn on the 28th, Venvs.—An early morning star rising from 2 to 24 hours before the sun. In the first part of the month, it is located in Aries, but after reaching aphelion, it returns Eastwards into Taurus.
conjunction with the moon on the 3rd; in aphelion on the 24th. Rises on the 1st at 2.50 a.m. (2h. 8m. before sunrise).
16th at 2.26 am.
30th at 211 am. (2h. 50m. before sunrise). Mars.—In conjunction with the sun on the 29th, hence practically invisible throughout the month.
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