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Bureau of R. F. and A. L. Head Quarter Asst. Com. D.C. Washington, D.C. August 13 1867 The Board met at 11 o'clock, A.M. all the members being present. After a careful examination of the premises No. 394 North Capital Street, the Board are of the opinion that the rooms in the second story, now occupied by Mrs Griffing for an office, are all that are required in the transaction of her public business; and, should the Industrial School be discontinued, [[strikethrough]] that [[/strikethrough]] after the First day of September, twenty (20.) dollars per month would be a fair rent for the office. The board recommend that a monthly rent of thirty five (35) dollars be paid from the First day of August, 1867., as long as the building is occupied as at present by the office and Industrial School. The Board adjourned, sine die. S.N. Clark 1st Lieut 64" U.S.C.T. Bt. Maj. A.A.I.G [[etc?]] Robert Reyburn Brevet Lieut. Col. & Surg. in chief D.C. J.M. Brown Bt Maj. & D.O.
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S.N. Clark