The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-02

3 I'M D.s, asp
and Dumb, OF which we made brief mention
on wednssdsy, has been received at the In
,s,o, p.Hs re Ths nuMe;, q pupil, r.
July, 1861, WAS IS; admitted, during. the Year
ending June %, 1903, "a, sdmitted since then,
IL, under instruetion sincc July lst, 1888,
have been dI.mi,sed, expelled, and i died.
The number Of United States benenciaries 10
5ej paying pupils, IL; supported by the state
H. bSns sss hs s 81 81 The ,sc
ins ocourred-An thonSy y J. Kail, Of Wisconsin,,
bSn %'R Ss year q m t. Sss
sspefyi.st Of he lnsli.ution, X bsiSs learned
% S asi a. %sss on M:: sst.a
I'll health, and Miss Anna p. Pratt, tho assist
ant mstron, was appointed to all the vacancy,
nnd M r D;..g ,ss
The Ssnssoisfiss Of lie city Of Baltimore
Council Tt n 1S n the s.d '; S & .ss G
taught In an Institution recently opened In
Frederick, Md. A number Of Maryland bene-
neiaries hayo also been Withdraw BY their
hence the number 10 the primary department
vision Tor the support Of benehciaries from
new pupils may be received hereafter as here.
tofore from any part Of the State on proper
application through the County Commits.
more TO the Governor. The redastion Of mum.
bers has caused considerable abatement in
the revenue OF the institution, and has caused
3. the ss O. s
character q the Institution, and Increased the
scope q ~ SPerasion. The primary object
for the deaf and dumb and blind OF the District
Of Columbia. In March, 1857, Congress pro-
yided for the free admission Of ton students
from the various States or Territories, and In
July last Increased the number to twenty-five,
all OF whom have been admitted.
The stgdehts IN the Institution are from
Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Conneoti-
cut, New York, Pennsylyania, Maryland,
Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan. and Mis-:
advancement has been made. The following
10 the schedule Of studies In the Institution
Preparatory Clas. - A rithmetie, English
natural fhiiCsopSy and Botany, XIseSrs to
Quadratic Equations, Latin. Freshman Glass
Algebra, Geometry, Latin, Greek, English
Spherical and Solid Geemetry, Oonio SEQ.
tion and Surveying, Latin, Greek, French,
Junior Mechanics, ASTRONOMY, Miner.
sSS sslsGrls 'SssS Sssi faH .ioEyy 'S
SosS Loss yp snS pShS'I 9RSS SS
Science and Constitution, Moral Philosophy,
Evidences Of Christianity, English Liters-
The buildings lately authorized will shortly
be completed. The amount expended for the
support Of the institution during the last year
Of saaSs: a%SSn Rsd 1G. s ssss S
Improvement OF grounds, ell, I02.To.
PROMOTIONS AND REsioNArIoss.-The fol.
lowing promotions and designations have oc-
Cured At the Treasury Department since tho
PROMOTIONS.
Third Auditors Ofice-L. L. Cannon, W.
II. Brown, N. Quackenbush, and y. b.
Mute and W. J. Lewis, from frst to second
class; Thomas Foster, from temporary clerk
secretsry's onice-L. O. Martin and Henry
Dunlap, from second to third olassj Charles
Smith, from first to second class.
Second Comptroller's Oflce-R. p. Dodge,
from first to second class Edward Spauiding,
Once Comptroller OF the Currcncy--J. N.
Griffin, from third to fourth class; W.
and Z. q. Denis, from first to see.
Sixth Auditors once-Aifred Reid, II. W.
Wheeler and O.W, Minor; from frat to second
eiassj W. II. dunnison, from second to third
class.
REsIoNATIoNs.
Second Auditors Ofiee-W. q. Tack, s, W.
Ward, W. p. Tisdell, Byron Sykes, u. Z. Prem.
tice, John Z. Crooks, X. Z. II. Wing, Jas. M.
Gushing, Thomas l., Wilson, Joel q. Floyd,
q. q. Whitehall, George W. Starr, II. E. Hof.
man, u. Q. Bristol, William W. Hobbs, q. II.
CHER, George II. Henderson, W. +. Lee, L. U.
Bootse, J. N. Sparks, John A. Mullen, John
I, Mcdowell, T, s. Boston, and Isaac Mes
NTH.
Registers ofiee-sriss Mary E. Dulaney,
Mrs. L. J. Bush.
r Third Auditors Ofice-BenjAmin Z. Smith.
Bureau OF Statistics-H. II. Bates.
Trcasurer's Ofice-Miss F. NJ. Bailey.