Tenth annual report of the Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, for the year ending June 30, 1867.

  • Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb (Washington, D.C.)
Date:
1867
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Credit: Tenth annual report of the Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, for the year ending June 30, 1867. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    In the Trimary department—Continued, Lewis C. Easterday Maryland., Frederick Eisenmann U. S. army. Robert Ehlert Maryland. John P. Fitzpatrick Maryland. Thomas Hagerty Dist. Columbia. Thomas Hays Maryland. R. Plummer Ijams Dist. Columbia. Conrad Ingledeiger Maryland. David Kennedy Maryland. John Kennedy Maryland. Frank M, Maslin Maryland. Charles Mathaei — Maryland. William H. Myers Dist. Columbia. William McElroy Maryland. James McBride. Dist. Columbia. .James H. Mooney Maryland. William Moriarty Dist. Columbia. MALES. Henry 0. Nicol U. S. army. .James H. Purvis Di.st. Columbia. George Rommal Maryland. George F. Rodenmayer Maryland. Charles Schillinger Maryland. Aaron B. Showman Maryland. Thomas J. Sprague Maryland. Charles W. Stevenson Maryland. Samuel H. Taylor Dist. Columbia. Henry Treschmann, jr Maryland. *John A. Unglebower Maryland. John C. Wagner Dist. Columbia. Henry C. Wents Maryland. Thomas A. Williams North Carolina. Walter Williams North Carolina. William Wirrlein Maryland. Samuel Wisncr J.. Maryland. * Deceased. REGULATIONS. I. The .‘icademic year is divided into two terms—the first beginning on the second Thursday in September, and closing on the of December; the second beginning the 2d of January, and closing the last Wednesday in June. II. The vacations are from the 24th of December to the 2d of January, and from the last Wednesday in June to the second Thursday in September. III. There are holidays at Thanksgiving and at Easter. IV. The pupils may visit their homes during the regular vacations and at the above-named holidays, hut at no other times, unless for some special urgent reason, and then only by permission of the president. V. The bills for the maintenance and tuition of pupils supported by their friends must be paid semi-annually in advance. VI. The charge for pay pupils is $150 each per annum. This sum covers all expenses except clothing. VII. The government of the United States defrays the expenses of those who reside in the District of Columbiaj or whose parents are in the army or navy, provided they are unable to pay for their education. VIII. The State of Maryland provides for the education in this institution ., of deaf-mutes whose parents are in poor circumstances, when the applicants are ] under twenty-one years of age, have been residents of the State for two years prior to the date of application, and arc of good mental capacity. Persons in Maryland desiring to secure the benefit of the provisions above ' referred to are requested to address the president of the institution. ^ IX. It is expected that the friends of the pupils will provide them with cloth- ) ing, and it is important that upon entering or returning to the institution they should be supplied with a sufficient amount for au entire year. All clothing < should be plainly marked with the owner’s name. i X. All letters concerning pupils or applications for admission should be ad* dressed to the president; O