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April 23rd [187]7

Joseph Alden Esq

Dr Sir

The corporation will take back
your lot no #3943 on Pine Avenue, at the price you
originally paid for it, if you wish to dispose of it
&c four hundred and fifty dollars I would like
to hear from you at once, if you decide to sell it.

Yours truly
J.W. Lovering
Supt.

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