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Sidney Brooks Esq

216 Beacon St Boston

Dear Sir:

The charges for 1870 have been
sent from this office to the Treasr and I suppose they
have been rendered Mr Brooks. Lot No 2337 Wm. Dehon
stands charged as follows:
Care $1600
Top Dressing 1400
Rep'g Myrtle 600
Plac'g No on gate 300
[Total] $39.00
We will carry out any instructions
for the year 1874 that you may
see fit to give and will continue
the same until you countermand
the order, if you desire us to do so

Very Respectfully

James W Lovering Supt

per Childs

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