Obituary: AN 63, 241 (1864); MNRAS 25, 83 (1865), whis is identical with: Astron. Reg. 3, 89 (1865)

Wilhelm Struve found 13 NGC objectsin 1825 while searching for double stars with the 9.6" f/17.8 Fraunhofer refractor at Dorpat (installed 1824); 6 were new. All objects are contained in: Struve, W., Catalogus novus generalis stellarum duplicium et multiplicium, Dorpat 1827. The objects numbered 1 to 9 are listed in the appendix (Nebulae detectae), the other ones in the main catalogue (as double/multiple stars and desginated with S). Two objects (NGC 629, NGC 6648) are also contained as #16 and #41, respectively, in Auwers, William Herschel's Verzeichnisse von Nebelflecken und Sternhaufen, Königsberg 1862.

D	N	NI	Y	M	D	Ap	I	T	Discoverer	Observer	Name	Con	Type	S	List
	N	221	1825			9,6	Rr	v	Legentil 29.10.1749		M 32	AND	E2	1	1
	N	581	1825			9,6	Rr	v	Mechain Apr. 1781		M 103	CAS	III2p	4	Σ 131
1	N	629	1825			9,6	Rr	v				CAS	*Grp	9	2
1	N	2202	1825			9,6	Rr	v				ORI	OCL	4	Σ 885
	N	3077	1825			9,6	Rr	v	Herschel W. 8.11.1801			UMA	Sd	1	3
	N	5024	1825			9,6	Rr	v	Bode 3.2.1775	Messier 26.2.1777	M 53	COM	V	5	4
1	N	6210	1825			9,6	Rr	v				HER	PN	3	5
1	N	6572	1825	7	18	9,6	Rr	v				OPH	PN	3	6
1	N	6648	1825			9,6	Rr	v				DRA	*2	9	7
	N	6871	1825			9,6	Rr	v	Herschel W. 23.9.1783			CYG	IV3p	4	Σ 2630
1	N	6873	1825			9,6	Rr	v				SGE	*Grp	9	Σ 2631
	N	7009	1825			9,6	Rr	v	Herschel W. 7.9.1782		Saturn Nebula	AQR	PN	3	8
	N	7078	1825			9,6	Rr	v	Maraldi 7.9.1746	Messier 3.6.1764? Bode 23.9.1774	M 15	PEG	IV	5	9