,n.,;tu,ion for ,hc Bliad.
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We have received copy of the Report made
to the Legislature by the Managers OF the New
York Institution of the Blind for the year l042.-
The buildings have been completed, all the branch
.. Of Education have been well attcndcd to daring
the year, health has been prevalent among the Pu-
nils and the general condition Of the institution is
highly prosperous The Managers regret that the
people of distant portions Of the State should be
so poorly informed concerning the branches taught
and the extent to which those who are afflicted
with blindness may avail themselves of the priyl-
leyes of Education. They are readily taught to
write, TO perform music, vocal and instrumental
and to manufacture various articles OF nt'slty or
convenience. Specimens Of their composition are
given in tho Report, which are highly eredltsbie
10 them. The expenses during the year IN the
various departments have amounted to sl3,f9'-
50 .37l over the receipts for the same PERIOD ex-
elusive Of the outlaws upon ,hc buildings, the Whole
OF which have been put into proper s'a'c LOT oo,
cupancy. The total amount paid and eSpenoea
on tn, buildings during the year is slb'o2z, aio
there remains unpaid se,102, tits estimated hy
the Commitlee that q further expense OF si'alo Is
needed upon them. During the year tmfty.siS

pupils have left the institution, and tweRty-eisnt
have been received. The number Under lnstruc-
ton at the close OF the year was one hundred and
hty.four: of whom tho State supports one hnnd-
red and seventeen; the City Of Now-fork twelve
the State Of New Jersey five; the remainder are
supported by their friends or by the institution.


U SALArHlEL, Story of the Past, the
Presen, and the Future, by Rev. GEoRek CRoLY,
has just been published in neat and cheap shape,
and is for sale at this Office. It is founded upon
the legend of the Wandering Jew, and the author
j. one Of the most brilliant and distinguished wri-
,ers of England. Some of the scenes and Incl
dents described in this work, such as the destruc-
ton Of jerusalem, are portrayed with powe'
equaled by few writer's in the language


~ The store of Mr., Csspaa GodeTman, mer'
chan, tailor at Boston, was entered and plunder
ed Of all its goods a few nights since Loss abou
$1,000.


G Mr.. John Sherwood, of Washington, Erie
copntv cer,r;,,eJ s,;,;da @ few dave sincs