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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

PENNSYLVANIA-Concluded.

National Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Girard College for Orphans, p. 74.

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Chicago Nursery and Half-Orphan Asy- St. Joseph's Female Orphan Asylum, p. 76. lum, p. 61.

MARYLAND.

The Hebrew Orphan Asylum of Baltimore, p. 62.

NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The New Hampshire Orphans' Home and School of Industry, p. 62.

NEW JERSEY.

Newark Orphan Asylum, p. 62.

NEW YORK.

Davenport Orphanage, p. 64.
Buffalo Orphan Asylum, p. 64.

Thomas Asylum for Orphan and Destitute

Indian Children, p. 65.

The Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum Society, p. 65.

Orphan Asylum Society in the city of New York, p. 66.

St. Joseph's Asylum, p. 66.

The Society for the Relief of Half-Orphan and Destitute Children of the City of New York, p. 66.

Orphans' Home and Asylum, p. 68.
Colored Orphan Asylum, p. 68.

Rochester Orphan Asylum, p. 69.

Troy Orphan Asylum, p. 69.

St. Vincent's Female Orphan Asylum, p. 70.

OHIO.

German Protestant Orphan Asylum, p. 70.
Cincinnati Orphan Asylum, p. 71.
Cleveland Orphan Asylum, p. 71.
The Jewish Orphan Asylum of Cleveland,
p. 72.
Ebenezer Orphan Institute of the Evangel-
ical Association of North America, p. 72.
Protestant Orphan Home of the City of
Toledo, p. 73.

PENNSYLVANIA.

The Orphans' Home and Asylum for the Aged and Infirm of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, p. 73.

The Orphans' Home of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, p. 77.

Protestant Orphan Asylum of Pittsburg and Allegheny, p. 77.

Home for Destitute Colored Children, p. 77. The Home for Friendless Children for the Borough of Wilkesbarre and County of Luzerne, p. 78.

Children's Home for Borough and County of York, p. 78.

The Orphans' Farm School of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, p. 78.

RHODE ISLAND.

Providence Children's Friend Society, p. 79.

SOUTH CAROLINA.

Charleston Orphans' Home, p. 79.

TENNESSEE.

The Nashville Protestant Orphan Asylum, p. 79.

WISCONSIN.

Milwaukee Orphans' Asylum, p. 79.

HOMES AND SCHOOLS FOR SOLDIERS' ORPHANS.

NEW YORK.

The Union Home and School, p. 81.

OHIO.

Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home, p. 81.

PENNSYLVANIA.

Lincoln Institution, p. 83.

Mansfield Soldiers' Orphans' Home, p. 83. McAlesterville Soldiers' Orphans' School. p. 84.

Cassville Soldiers' Orphans' School, p. 85. Mercer Soldiers' Orphans' Home, p. 86. Bridgewater Soldiers' Orphans' School, p. 86.

St. Paul's Orphan Home, p. 87.

PENNSYLVANIA-Concluded.

Phillipsburg Soldiers' Orphan School, p. 87.
Titusville Soldiers' Orphan School, p. 88.
Northern Home for Friendless Children
and Soldiers' Orphans' Institute, p. 88.
Uniontown Soldiers' Orphan Home, p. 90.
Chester Springs Soldiers' Orphan School
and Literary Institute, p. 90.
Dayton Soldiers' Orphans' School, p. 90.
Harford Soldiers' Orphans' School, p. 91.
Soldiers' Orphans' School at Andersonburg,
p. 91.
White Hall Soldiers' Orphans' Home, p. 92.

INFANT-ASYLUMS.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

St. Ann's Infant Asylum, p. 93.
ILLINOIS.

Chicago Foundlings' Home, p. 93.

MICHIGAN.

House of Providence, p. 94.

NEW YORK.

The Foundling Asylum of the City of New
York, p. 94.

New York Infant Asylum, p. 95.
Nursery and Child's Hospital, p. 95.

The Nursery for the Children of Poor
Women, p. 96.

St. Mary's Hospital for Children, p. 96.

PENNSYLVANIA.

St. Vincent's Home, p. 96.

MASSACHUSETTS.

The Home for Friendless Women and Children, p. 102.

MICHIGAN.

Detroit Industrial School, p. 103.

The Michigan State Public School, p. 103. MISSOURI.

Home of the Friendless or Old Ladies' Home, p. 105.

NEW YORK.

Brooklyn Industrial School No. 1, p. 105.
Church Charity Foundation, p. 105.
The Orphans' Home of the Church Charity
Foundation, p. 107.

St. Johnland, p. 108.

Children's Aid Society, p. 108.

Aid society schools and the new education law, p. 109.

Country Home, p. 109.

Flower Mission, p. 110.

Children's Lodging-Houses, p. 110.

American Female Guardian Society and
Home for the Friendless, p. 114.
The Industrial Home for Women, p. 116.
The Sheltering Arms, p. 118.
St. John's Guild, p. 121.

Five Points House of Industry, p. 122.
Ladies' Home Missionary Society, p. 122.
Home for Little Wanderers, or Howard
Mission, p. 122.

New York Society for the Relief of the Ruptured and Crippled, p. 122.

St. Barnabas, p. 123.

The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, House and School of Industry, p. 124.

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Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, P. 125.

House of the Good Shepherd, p. 126. Poughkeepsie Orphans' House and Home for the Friendless, p. 127.

OHIO.

The Children's Home, p. 128.

Cleveland Industrial School, Children's

Aid Society and Home, p. 129. The Home for Friendless Women, p. 130. The Children's Home of Washington County, p. 130.

PENNSYLVANIA.

Aimwell School Association, p. 130.
Union School and Children's Home, p. 131.

PENNSYLNANIA-Concluded.

NEW YORK-Concluded.

The Women's Christian Association of Industrial School of the Hebrew Benevo
Pittsburg and Allegheny, p. 132.
lent and Orphans' Asylum Society, p. 142.
Pittsburg and Allegheny Home for the Wilson Industrial School and Mission,
Friendless, p. 132.

p. 143.

Society of the Home for the Friendless, Industrial training in the Wilson School, p. 132.

WISCONSIN.

The Cadle Home, p. 133.
Homes for Aged Women, p. 133.

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.

CALIFORNIA.

Good Templars' Home for Orphans, p. 135. CONNECTICUT.

The Connecticut Training-School for Nurses, p. 135.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Industrial Home School, p. 156.

ILLINOIS.

The Orphan Girls' Home, p. 136.

MARYLAND.

Industrial School, p. 137.

St. Joseph's Industrial School for Girls, p. 137.

St. Mary's Industrial School for Boys, p. 137.

MICHIGAN.

The Detroit Industrial School, p. 138.

MISSOURI.

The Girls' Industrial Home, p. 128.
NEW JERSEY.

The Orphan Asylum at Newark, p. 138.
NEW YORK.

Training School for Nurses, p. 138.
Free Training-School for Women, p. 140.
Printers' Training-School, p. 141.
Industrial Schools of the Children's Aid
Society, p. 142.

p. 144.

Industrial School at the Five Points House of Industry, p. 144.

The Ladies' Home Missionary Society, p. 144.

The House and School of Industry, p. 145. St. Joseph's Industrial Home, p. 145. Industrial Schools of the Home for the Friendless, p. 145.

The Nursery and Child's Hospital, p. 145. The Guild or Congregation of St. Augustine, p. 145.

Boys' Home of Industry, p. 145.
The Woman's Christian Association, p. 146.
The Industrial Home of the City of Utica
p. 146.

OHIO.

Industrial School of the Young Ladies' Branch of Women's Christian Association of Cincinnati, p. 146.

Cleveland Aid Society Industrial Schools, p. 148.

PENNSYLVANIA.

Industrial training in Girard College for
Orphans, p. 148.

Industrial Home for Girls, p. 149.
The Industrial School of the Immaculate
Conception, p. 149.

The Boarding-Home for Working-Women, p. 150.

The Woman's Christian Association of Pittsburg and Allegheny, p. 150.

SOUTH CAROLINA.

Charleston Sewing School, p. 150.
TENNESSEE.

Girls' Industrial Home, p. 150.
WISCONSIN.

St. Rose's School, p. 150.

CIRCULARS OF INFORMATION

OF THE

BUREAU OF EDUCATION.

No. 7-1875.

CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS IN REGARD TO EDUCATION IN

THE SEVERAL STATES OF THE AMERICAN UNION.

WASHINGTON:

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

1875.

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