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1855-04-23 Horticulture Invoice: Hovey & Co., 2021.005.006

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Horticulture Invoice: Hovey & Co., 1855 (recto)
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Horticulture Invoice: Hovey & Co., 1855 (recto)

Boston .

Dr. Jacob Bigelow. To Hovey & Co Dr.

To 4 Kentucky Coffee Tree 2.00
" 2 Nettle Tree 2.-
" 6 Cercis 3.-
" 3 Magnolia Conspicua 3.-
" 3 " [Magnolia] Soulangeana 3.-
" 2 Oriental Plane Tree 1.-
" 6 Tulip Trees 3.-
" 4 Liquid amber 2.-
" 2 Amer. Holly 2.-
" __ 21.-
Received Payment Hovey & Co [per or M?] Saml Moody
Last edit almost 3 years ago by Elizabeth Casner
Horticulture Invoice: Hovey & Co., 1855 (verso)
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Horticulture Invoice: Hovey & Co., 1855 (verso)

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Hovey & Co-

J. Bigelow 13 Summer Street, Boston

Mr. G. W. Bond Treasurer The within trees were delivered at Mount Auburn Cemetery Please pay this bill Jacob Bigelow

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