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Association of American Geologists. 
This body holds its Third Annual Meeting at Boston, commencing on Monday, 
the 25th of April, 1842. 
Officers for the meeting in Boston : : 
Samuen Georce Morton, M. D., &c., Chairman. 
Cuarues T. Jackson, F. G. 8., (France,) M. D. &c., Secretary. 
Dr. CHarues T. Jackson, ”€ Local Committee. 
Mr. Moses B. WiLu1AMs, E : 
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