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Vol 2 No 2103 A.C.D.C.67 Bladensburg Md June 13" 1867 [[underlined]] Henry G. E. [[/underlined]] Bvt. Maj. & Supt Reports that he has visited Beltsville, Muir Kir and Laurel.- That he finds the freedmen at work at good wages.- That at Beltsville there is no school, although the people are very desirous of having one, there is a colored family living just out of the town who are willing to give a lot large enough to build a school on. - That at Muir Kirk there is a school, in which two sessions a day are held one for white, and one for colored children. Number of colored children in attendance 13. [[stamp]] HD QRS ASS'T COM'R D.C. JUN 15 1867 BUREAU R. F. & A. L. [[/stamp]] [[end page]] [[start page]] [[preprinted]] Bureau Refugees, Freedmen, & Abandoned Lands, Head-Quarters Asst. Commr., D.C., WASHINGTON, JUN 17 1867 [[/preprinted]] Respectfully referred to Rev. [[underlined]] John Kimball [[/underlined]], Supt. Cod. Schools. Dist of Col. for remark. By order of Bvt Brig Gen Whittlesey [[signature]] Wm. W. Rogers [[/signature]] A.A.A. General ^[[checkmark]]