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Vol. 2. No. 211 A.C.D.C. 1866       
       
Washington, D.C.                  
Nov. 21" 1866                      
                                  
Townsend, E.D.                    
Supt. &c.                         
     
Requests to be furnished with the following articles be furnished for use at Kendall Green. viz: 1 Coal Stove, 8 lengths of 6 inch pipe, 3 Elbows, 4 bbls of lime, 1 gross of screws, 1 doz. pr. light butts, one keg 10d. nails; 6 bunches of of lath. Also requests an order to have one doz. locks repaired  

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Head Quars A.C. D.C.
November 22. 1866

Respectfully referred to Maj J.M Brown A.Q.M. who will please purchase the articles within requested.

By order of
Bvt Brig Gen CH Howard
Wm W Rogers
A.A.A.G.

E. B. Vol. 2 No. 761. A. C. D. C. 1866.

LR Book # 621

Order given Nov 22—

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Campbell. And in many instances will cost but a trifle, if sent to Mr Peabody, Gunsmith, on D near 7th St and will be as good as new.

The three bls of lime ordered from Mr Godey Georgetown, was found excellent.

Very Respectfully
Your Obt Svt
E. G. Townsend
Supt K.G. [[?]]

Transcription Notes:
Possibly "light batts" or "butts" instead of "light bulbs," which weren't invented until 1879. :) -- Beth - and changed to "light butts" (really, tight butts = door hinges) thanks to Beth's sleuthing! - Caitlin, TC Coordinator