Asylum. for ths Deaf and Dumb.-Th
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Asylum for ths DeGf and Dumb.-The tenth report of the Directors of this Instit- ution has been put into our hands, and from a cursory perusal we have been Highly en- tertained and pleased with its present, and the prospect of its future usefulness. There are at this time one hundred and fifteen pupils, most of them from New England, and most ofthem supported at the expense of their respective States.

 By pursuinga malicious and liberal course, in appropriatiDg the annual income of the permanent funds, in defraying tho current expenses of the Asylum, the Di-