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Vol. 1. No. 1955 A.C.D.C. 1866 Washington D.C. August. 1. 1866, Dore, J.S. Actg. Supt. of Schools, States that it states by the Carpenters in charge of erecting building Cor. 17th & M. Sts. that a solid foundation wall is necessary - & requests to be furnished with nine thousand brick to complete it. - [[end page]] [[start page]] L R Book #503. Bureau Refugees, Freedmen, & Abandoned Lands, HEAD QUARTERS ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER, D.C., Washington, August 1st 1866. Respectfully referred to Major J.M. Brown, A.Q.M. who will furnish the bricks requested by Mr. Door for the "School House" 17" & M. St. He will purchase old brick that have been used if they can be procured. By order of BVT. BRIG. GEN. [[strikethrough]] HOWARD [[/strikethrough]] Thomas. Wm W. Rogers and A.A.A.G. E.B. Vol. 2.No. 346. A.C.D.C/66.