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Finally, the memorial of your Joint Committee makes a strong im- 

 pression 'upon the minds of the Regents of the mistake and misappre- 

 hension that may possess so intelligent a body as yourselves. To 

 correct this and to diffuse more intelligent opinions, the Regents 

 invite you and their fellow-citizens generally to visit the Univer- 

 sity and observe its administration and instructions. The University 

 is in a prosperous and flourishing condition, and ought to be better 

 known by those who take so great an interest in its welfare. 

 Very respectfully, 



For the Board of Regents, 



R. E. C. STEARNS, Secretary. 



