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[[preprinted]] L. R. Vol. ^[[4]] No ^[[WS8]] A. C. D. C., 186^[[8]]. [[/preprinted]] E.23. A.A.I.G. D.C. Vol.4. 1868 Brooklyn, N.Y., April 20, '68 [[underlined]] Wilson, Henry M. [[/underlined]] [[preprinted]] (Wrapper ^[[--2---]] enclosures) [[/preprinted]] Acknowledges receipt of letter from A.C.D.C. States that for some months it will be difficult to raise sufficient money to carry on the Home, but that after a while the institution will be benefitted by the agitations of the past winter relative to the management &c. Relief from Gen [[underlined]] Howard [[/underlined]] will be thankfully received. If the Asst Com'r would allow $3.00 pr week for the 22 children of Southern mothers and $50.00 pr month for rent of the African Civ. Building we can make the thing a complete success. file [[preprinted]] Received A. C. D. C. ^[[-4/22-]] 186[[8.]] [[/preprinted]] [[end page]] [[start page]] [[preprinted]] Bureau Refugees, Freedmen, & Abandoned Lands Head-Quarters Asst. Commr., D. C., Washington, ^[[April 22d]] 186^[[8]]. Respectfully.[[/preprinted]] referred to Major [[underlined]] S. N. Clark, [[/underlined]] Inspector. By Order of the [[underlined]] Assist. Comm'r. [[/underlined]] [[signature]] Stuart Eldridge [[/signature]] [[checkmark]] A. A. A. Genl.