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743 Bureau Refugees Freedmen and Abandoned Lands Office Superintendent of Education D.C. Washington, March 18th 1870. [[underlined]] Bevans Mr. Samuel [[/underlined]] Pisgah, Md. Dear Sir Please find enclosed Check for twenty dollars, the amount of your salary for February. I learn from a reliable source that charges of a serious nature are made against you, and am therefore compelled to notify you to close the school at once, and to consider your engagement as teacher at an end. Very Respectfully Yours W. L. VanDerlip Bvt. Major and Supt. of Education per J. Q. Crosby [[line across page]] 744 Bureau R.F. and A.L. Office Supt. of Education D.C. Washington, March 19th 1870. [[underlined]] Corson Col. R. R. [[/underlined]] Philadelphia, Pa. Dear Sir. I have notified all your teachers that return transportation fees cannot be allowed. Enclosed please find letter from our travelling Agent in relation to Saml Bevans, one of your teachers at Pisgah. This is the first information we have had of anything wrong in that quarter. I have notified him that his services are no longer required. Hope you will send a good man in his place. Price's school-house at Oakville was burnt last month and he has returned home. Major VanDerlip is away and will probably not return before April 1st. Very Respectfully Yours J. Q. Crosby Clerk. P.S. Miss Gloucester has gone to take the school at Federaburg. [[end page]] [[start page]] 745 Bureau R.F. and A.L. Office Supt. of Education D.C. Washington, March 19th 1870. [[underlined]] Russell Mr. James. [[/underlined]] New Market, Md. Dear Sir, Your letter to General Howard, requesting to have a teacher sent to New Market, has been referred to me. I will try to send a teacher, but cannot promise to do so. Please write me how the place can be reached from this city. Very Respectfully, Yours W. L. VanDerlip Bvt. Major and Supt of Education per J. Q. Crosby [[line across page]] 746 Bureau R.F. and A.L. Office Supt. of Education D.C. Washington, March 19th 1870. [[underlined]] Stickney G. W. Esq. [[/underlined]] Washington, D.C. Dear Sir, Please pay Mr. C. C. [[?Parker]] (the bearer) the amount due Julianna Wilson from Check for payment of teacher's salaries. Very Respectfully, Yours W. L. VanDerlip Bvt. Major and Supt of Education per J. Q. Crosby [[line across page]] 747 Bureau R.F. and A.L. Office Supt. of Education D.C. Washington, March 21st 1870. [[underlined]] Harrison Samuel A. Esq. [[/underlined]] Easton, Md. Dear Sir, Your letter addressed to the Gen: Superintendent requesting information respecting the schools of Maryland has been referred to me for report. To the best of my knowledge all the colored schools in the State are regularly reported monthly to the office with the exception of the public schools of Baltimore City. There were reported for the month of January a hundred and twenty-four (124) day and night
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The name C.C. Parker does not appear in the indexing.