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~ To The Whig Electors of the Fifth Ward.
ibe Whg Electors of the Win Ward hereby notified
that Primary Election, for the selection Of Ward Com
mittee and five Delegates 20 oech of the Wing General
Committees for the ensu year. viii be held at the Marion
HoUse, On WEDNESDAY, 22d inst, between the hours Of
and 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
At meeting of the Ward Committee, Messrs JOHN b.
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chosen Inspectors for said election.
THOMAS L. SMITH Chairman.
WIN. II. CASNIFF Secretary.
10" To tho Wings Of the Tenth Ward.-In pur-
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6periaI Notifies.

10 Democratic Wig General Committee
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tv-Eugcnio Lstilla's from italy Course iss, o,
Tour lectures on the Fine Arts VIII DC aei's'eN
Al Hone Chapel No 10 broadway'

SYLLABUS.
WEDNESDAY Evenings; al O'clock IA Social
Dec p, 1852, On the Use OF All IN r""'"''''
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Jan. S issS Art, as applied to Oon'mei'e anu 'A~"'
70 1858 Art as applied to Architecture and Interior
will be illustrated with designs ana eeorea
drsx,nss OF different nations comprising .nos H6.n3
BsSyIon. Fsypt Greece. Rome France oe'"''"''
ete,, for the Course 81 TO be had o. M srn,vsx
49, NJ S,s R,oadwny; Duchaux, NO Seo 80 -. =,
Wns 10; 30 NJ "a broadway; Mofstt No % Mas
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members are 10 axssS ~, osnts psil thereon win be
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