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1892-05-28 Letter: Mrs. G. H. Lyman to J. W. Lovering, "stamps," Austin lot, 2014.020.015-012

Letter: Mrs. G. H. Lyman to J. W. Lovering, 1892 May 28, "stamps" (page 1)
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Letter: Mrs. G. H. Lyman to J. W. Lovering, 1892 May 28, "stamps" (page 1)

351 Beacon St. Boston

Mrs. Lyman would like to know if the Austin Lot has been regraded yet, as she is soon going away & would like to see it before she goes.

Would she find it done if she came out on

Please reply to Mrs. G. H. Lyman

write The work is finished

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