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72 [[preprinted]] WHEN RECEIVED. | NAME OF WRITER. | DATE AND PURPORT OF LETTER. [[/preprinted]] 3,12,'70 #49 * | Commission N.Y. Branch F.U. Mrs C.R. Lowell, Secy. | West New Brighton, N.Y. March 11th 1870. Inquires whether the amount for Mr. Hills expenses is to be sent him direct or to the Supt. States that they have made no arrangement with teachers to pay their book-bills, and would prefer to have them settle these accounts. Requests to be furnished with the full names of their new teachers, and salaries furnished them. 3,14,'70 #50 * | Chew Joseph Teacher. | Church Hill, queen Anne Co. Md. March 10th 1870. States that he has just opened school at this place. Inquires if the books used are to be paid for by the pupils. 3,22,'70 #51 * | Cushing and Bailey Booksellers. | Baltimore, Maryland. March 21st 1870. Acknowledges the receipt of Check for $28.53/100 in payment of teachers bills. Encloses statement for [[underlined]] S.B. Swan's [[/underlined]] account which they request to have paid. 3,21,'70 #52 * | Commission Pa Branch F.U. Col R.R. Corson Cor. Secy. | Philadelphia, Pa. March 10th 1870. Suggests that Thos. H. Pries be offered the school at Pisgah. 3,18,'70 #53 * | Commission Pa. Branch F.U. Col. R.R. Corson, Cor. Secy. | Philadelphia, Pa. March 16th 1870. Requests to have their teachers notified that they will be required to pay their own transportation home at the close of the school term. [[end page]] [[start page]] 73 [[preprinted]] WHEN RECEIVED. | NAME OF WRITER. | DATE AND PURPORT OF LETTER. [[/preprinted]] 3,16,'70 #56 * | Commission N.Y. Branch F.U. Mrs C.R. Lowell, Secy. | West New Brighton, N.Y. March 14th 1870. States that they are willing to forward the money to pay teacher's book bills if the teachers understand that it is to be deducted from their salaries: that they will send another teacher to Federalsburg if desired on the usual conditions: that the Anapolis assistant is to report to [[underlined]] Mrs Cheney [[/underlined]] of the [[underlined]] N.E. Society. [[/underlined]] Requests to have all their new teachers instructed to write to her, &c. 3,16,'70 #57 * | Commission Pa. Branch F.U. Col. R.R. Corson, Cor. Secy. | Philadelphia, Pa. March 15th 1870. Forwards Check of $918.90/100 to pay their Maryland teachers for February. The amount called for was [[underlined]] $949.90/100. [[/underlined]] To this he adds [[underlined]] $15. [[/underlined]] on [[underlined]] James' [[/underlined]] a/c., and deducts [[underlined]] $6.00/100, [[/underlined]] paid [[underlined]] Miss V. Taylor, $20.00, [[/underlined]] paid to [[underlined]] J.L. Jenkins, [[/underlined]] and [[underlined]] $20.00 [[/underlined]] paid [[underlined]] Miss J. Gloucester. [[/underlined]] 3,16,'70 #58 * | Canady Charles | Centerville, Queen Anne Co. Md. March 14th 1870. States that they have commenced building school house, and hope to have it completed the last of April. 3,20,'70 #59 * | Commission N.Y. Branch F.U. Mrs C.R. Lowell, Secy. | West New Brighton, N.Y. March 22d 1870. Returns book-bills against [[underlined]] G.F. Payne [[/underlined]] as he is now employed by the [[underlined]] N.E. Branch F.U. Com., [[/underlined]] as is also [[underlined]] Miss A.C. Hill. [[/underlined]] Will see that Harrison's bills are paid. Thinks they are not able to support any more teachers. Is informed that the church where [[underlined]] M.C. Ball [[/underlined]] was teaching has been burnt, that the people want him to remain and teach in a shed until they
