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Professor Q. ~. lUNrNtI:


DEAR SIR The undersigned having heard, with un-
cirned Measure OF the success that has attended
course o Lectures upon Astronomy Boston venture to


xprcss to you the hope that before returning TO Cinci
nat YOU will favor the citizens OF Ncwiork with rep
ctition OF your course here.


While expressing this wish, in which many participate,
they would do injustice to the sincere admiration they
feel for your tacn,s energy and moral worth. If they
neglected this opportunity of saying how much erath-
caon i, will afford them welcome to New York one
10 whom the cause OF American Science Is So deeply In