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is about one quarter of the angular distance
from the sun to Venus. Next is Venus, now
at its greatest brilliancy. Not far eastward
ly ls Saturn. Next is Mars, always known
by his fiery aspect Jupiter is now exceeding
ly brilliant, being near the opposition. Her
schell is about seven or eight degrees east OF
Mars, and little south. He can only be
seen by the best eyes, being Of the appar-
ent magnitude of the smallest visible fixed
ars.--Portland Adv.