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Horticulture Invoice: William Black, 1869 December 1 (recto)

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Belmont Dec 1st 1869

Mt Auburn


To William Black Dr

For 16,800 feet of sods at 2 1/4 $378, 00
" [For] teaming 5 cords manuer 25 00
. Exd $403, 00

[US 2 cent postage stamp]

Recieved Payment William Black
Approved by Daniel L Winsor J. Bigelow
Nov 30 / 69 approved James Cheever
$403 00 Four Hundred & Three Dolls

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