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UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS,
December 29, 1877.

To His Excellency, J. S. Pillsbury,

Governor of Minnesota:

SIR.-In compliance with the law I have the honor to forward herewith the annual report of the Board of Regents of the University of Minnesota, for the fiscal year ending this day.

Very respectfully,,

Your obedient servant,

HENRY H. SIBLEY,
President.

Hon. HENRY H. SIBLEY, President.

Hon. PARIS GIBSON, Recording Secretary and Treasurer.
WILLIAM W. FOLWELL, Corresponding Secretary.

OFFICERS AND EMPLOYES

FOR THE UNIVERSITY YEAR. 1876-77.

WILLIAM W. FOLWELL, PRESIDENT,
Instructor in Political Economy and Librarian.

G. CAMPBELL, M. A., B. D., VICE PRESIDENT,
Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy.

Professor of the Latin Language and Literature.
JABEZ BROOKS, M. A., D. D.,

Professor of the Greek Language and Literature,
and in charge of the Dept. of Latin.

EDWIN J. THOMPSON, M. A.,
Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy.

NEWTON H. WINCHELL, M. A., STATE GEOLOGIST,
Professor of Geology and Mineralogy.

CHARLES N. HEWITT, M. D.,
Non-Resident Professor of Public Health.

MITCHELL D. RHAME, M. A.,

Professor of Civil and Mechanical Engineering

STEPHEN F. PECKHAM, M. A.,

Professor of Chemistry and Physics.

JOHN G. MOORE, B. A.,
Professor of North European Languages.

MOSES MARSTON, M. A.,

Professor of the English Language and Literature.

RICHARD W. LAING, LL. D.,

Professor of History, and in charge of French.

JOHN A. LUNDEEN, U. S. A.,
Professor of Military Science.

CHARLES Y. LACY, B. Agr.,

Assistant Professor in charge of Theory and Practice of Agriculture.

LOUIS W. PECK,

Instructor in Physics and Drawing.

MRS. AUGUSTA NORWOOD SMITH, PRECEPTRESS,
Instructor in English and History.

JOHN C. HUTCHINSON, B. A.,
Instructor in Latin and Greek.

JOHN S. CLARKE, B. A.,

Assistant Librarian and Instructor in Mathematics.

During the first two terms Professor JOHN B. CLARK, now of Carleton College, gave instruction in Latin, under a temporary engagement, to the entire satisfaction of the professor in charge.

In the spring term Mr. HENRY C. LEONARD taught Botany acceptably under the direction of Professor WINCHELL.

EMPLOYES, 1876–77.

W. T. SCOTT, until April 1st, Farmer.

JOHN BRADLEY EUSTIS, after April 1st, Farmer.

G. C. CAMPBELL, Assistant in Library.

CLARENCE C. HERRICK, Assistant in Museum.

CHAS. W. SAVIDGE, Assistant in Chemical Laboratory.

J. CLARENCE BRYANT, Janitor of Main Building.

GEO. A. WOOD, Janitor of Agricultural Building, and Assistant in Plant House.