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for the dignity which has so generally characterized their move-
ments.

Partially, owing to irregularities in the statistical matter
furnished in their monthly reports, growing out of the use by
some of them of blanks furnished ly the State, differing some-
what from our own in the character of the information required,
we cannot present so perfectly a condensed statement as we would
desire. We, however, give the following as the report of a
portion of them for one of the months of the past year, as ex-
tracted from our minutes, viz:

Reports from the teachers of ten schools presented the fol-
lowing aggregates for the second month as nearly as could be
ascertained, a portion of the figures being estimated :

 

 

 

 

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TEACHER'S NAMES. LOCALITIES. Ce iret Saag ¥§ ©
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Frances E. Gauze|Gordon, Florida, | 39) 35] 39] 17| 6) 38
Two Schools at |Mt. Pleasant, 71| 49| 40] 34|. 4! 69
Harriet. Jenxins,| Falls Church, 77| 741 65| 641 O| 47
Hannau W. Cox,} Woodlawn, 65; 49; 49| 49; 46) 41
Cauista Baker, |Frying Pan, 25) 25} 25/*20]): o| *2
M. . Nicuots, /|Prince William Co.| 29) 17)*17\*15| 0} 20
O. L. Grant, Manasses, 231 2 2. M.. gl ot
J. R. Nixtson, Dunfries, Bot Al Su, At et a0
DANIEL Stewart, |Prince William Co.| 37/ 37} 295! 26! 2) 31
Lavinia Cuasg, |Prince William Co. 59) 59) 42] 32} 3) 48
450/851/306|259| 65/367

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

* Estimated.

Our faithful co-worker, Groree C. Rounp, i in an appeal made
to us for pecuniary aid for Manasses and vicinity, wrote :

“T have started jive new colored schools in this County
during the past winter. They will all have to cease during the
summer, unless I can obtain help from outside. This point
(Manasses) i is, however, the most central and important. With
many thanks for your past kindness and generosity, and that of
your Society,” &.

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