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    On August 27, 1856, the State Geological Hall of New York was dedicated in a ceremony. A large tent was erected in a park to accommodate the large crowds expected to attend, estimated to be around 3,000 people on the first day and 5,000-7,000 people on the second day when Mr. Everett spoke. The ceremonies for both the hall and Mr. Everett's speech proceeded without issues under the shelter of the tent.

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    On August 27, 1856, the State Geological Hall of New York was dedicated in a ceremony. A large tent was erected in a park to accommodate the large crowds expected to attend, estimated to be around 3,000 people on the first day and 5,000-7,000 people on the second day when Mr. Everett spoke. The ceremonies for both the hall and Mr. Everett's speech proceeded without issues under the shelter of the tent.

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    On August 27, 1856, the State Geological Hall of New York was dedicated in a ceremony. A large tent was erected in a park to accommodate the large crowds expected to attend, estimated to be around 3,000 people on the first day and 5,000-7,000 people on the second day when Mr. Everett spoke. The ceremonies for both the hall and Mr. Everett's speech proceeded without issues under the shelter of the tent.

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    On August 27, 1856, the State Geological Hall of New York was dedicated in a ceremony. A large tent was erected in a park to accommodate the large crowds expected to attend, estimated to be around 3,000 people on the first day and 5,000-7,000 people on the second day when Mr. Everett spoke. The ceremonies for both the hall and Mr. Everett's speech proceeded without issues under the shelter of the tent.

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    On Wednesday, August 27, 1856, the State Geological Hall of New York was dedicated with appropriate ceremonies. For the purpose of affording accommodation to the immense crowds of people who, it was confidently anticipated, would throng to this demonstration and that of the succeeding day, at which Mr. Everett spoke, a capacious Tent was arranged with care in the center of Academy Park, on Capitol Hill; and under its shelter the ceremonies of the inauguration of both institutions were conducted without accident or confusion; attended on the first day by fully three thousand persons, and on the second by a number which may be safely computed at from five to seven thousand.

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    n the month of August last, two events took place in the city of On Wednesday, August 27, 1856, the State Geological Hall of New York was dedicated with appropriate ceremonies. For the purpose of affording accommodation to the immense crowds of people who, it was confidently anticipated, would throng to this demonstration and that of the succeeding day, at which Mr. Everett spoke, a capacious Tent was arranged with care in the center of Academy Park, on Capitol Hill; and under its shelter the ceremonies of the inauguration of both institutions were conducted without accident or confusion; attended on the first day by fully three thousand persons, and on the second by a number which may be safely computed at from five to seven thousand.

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