8.  The  World  on  Mercator's  Projection

Each  $35,  or  the  set,


size,  42  by  52  inches.
$280.
//.  —  Dissected  Maps.
1.  Eastern  Hemisphere,       .         .         .     size,  30  by  36  inches.
2.  Western  Hemisphere,

3.  North  America,

4.  United  States,

5.  South  America,

6.  Europe,.
7.  Asia,

8.  Africa,.
Each  $23,  or  the  set,  $184.
These  maps  are  considered,  in  point  of  workmanship,  accu-
racy and  distinctness  of  outline,  durability  and  beauty,  far
superior  to  all  thus  far  made  in  Europe  or  in  this  country.
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"The  New  England  Journal  of  Education"  says,  "  Thev  aw
very  strong,  present  a  fine,  bright  surface,  and  are  an  orna-
ment to  any  school-room."


///.  —  Pin-Maps.
Cushions  for  pin-maps  and  diagrams,.
.  each,  $0  75


Arithmetic.
Cipher! Dg-boards  made  of  brass   strips,   nickel-
plated,     each,  $4  25

Ciphering-types,  nickel-plated,  per  hundred,         .      '^       1  00


Writing.
Grooved  writing-cards,
Braille  tablets,  with  metallic  bed.
Braille  French  tablets,  with  cloth  bed,
Braille  new  tablets,  with  cloth  bed,
Braille  Daisy  tablets,.
each,  10  05

'•  1  50

"  1  00

»^  1  00

^'  5  00


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TERMS  OF   ADMISSION.
'*  Candidates  for  admission  must  be  over  nine  and  under  nineteen
years  of  age,  and  none  others  shall  be  admitted/' —  ETUractfrom  the

by-laws.
Blind  children  and  youth  between  the  ages  above  pre-
scribed and  of  sound  mind  and  good  moral  character,  can
be  admitted  to  the  school  by  paying  $300  per  annum.
Those  among  them  who  belong  to  the  state  of  Massachu-
setts and  whose  parents  or  guardians  are  not  able  to  pay
the  whole  or  a  portion  of  this  sum,  can  be  admitted  gra-
tuitously by  application  to  the  governor  for  a  warrant.
