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In the city of Hartford, Conn. among other interesting institutions, is an Asylum for the education of the deaf and dumb The building is extremely larg8 and very 'commodious, and finely situated upon a commanding eminence. The present num- Der ofpupils is l2O, who, in different clas- ses, and under the superintendence ofsev- eral teachers, are engaged in pursuits of knowledge. They are cheerful and hap py, and enjoy their intercourse with each other which is carried on by the language of signs, and the aid ofa manual alphabet. It is peculiarly affecting to see this silent assembly offering their morning or evening prayers. Many visitors have been moved