Printed Form Letter from the U.S. Marshal's Office in Boston Giving Further Instructions on the Census
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1850-09-14Metadata
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Instructions for the censusAbstract
Printed form letter from the United States Marshal's Office of Boston, giving further instruction on the census - pointing out that both copies must agree in every particular; signed by Charles Devens Jr., Marshal of MassachusettsRelated items
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