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1879-04-29 Letter: T. Bartlett to J.W. Lovering, "overcharge," 2014.020.003-003

Letter: T. Bartlett to J.W. Lovering, 1879
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Letter: T. Bartlett to J.W. Lovering, 1879

Subject: {Overcharge {"Dear Son"

Boston

Dear Sir

Your card fixing the price of charge of my lot is the same as last year

I understood the rates had been changed. Is it not so?

The charge seems to me too large

Yrs Resply

T. Bartlett

J.W. Lovering Supt

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