The Fredericton Institution for the Deaf and Dumb was established four years since and the reports of the superintendent, Alfred F. WOODBRIDGE and surgeon, D.T. Clowes BROWN for 1886, show the condition of its affairs to be quite satisfactory. The following has been the attendance during the past year: Ernest W. HAGERMAN, Woodstock; Geo. Allan MILLER, Lower Canterbury; Ernest Edwin PRINCE, Saint John; Fred J.T. BOAL, Sussex Vale; Edward M. WHEARY, Keswick; John Franklin REILLE, St. Stephen; Alfred Rowe SHAW, Middle Simonds; Fred COY, Fredericton; Robert HAINES, Keswick; John Herbert BRYDEN, Woodstock; Francis Lewis COATES, St. John; Isadore RICKER, Turtle Creek; Avondale SMITH, Albert Mines; Florence MITTON, Turtle Creek; Ellinor LOGAN, St. John; Mary UPHAM, Kings Co.; Elizabeth McLAUCHLIN, Vanceboro, Me.; Lillie WHELPLEY, St. John; Mary Jane ESTEY, Jacksontown; Mary HALLEY, Charlotte Co. (see original)