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u MERCANTILE Lfhrnry Asseeiatsen.-si.

u Mereantile Library Asscciatieu.-s1,
,esn,h Annual COURSE OF LECTURES TO be delivered
a, The Broadway Tabernacle, iste-S
ISTRoDUCTQRY--An Grafton on the OCCASION Of IL.
Twenty Second Anniversary OF the Association, on WE'D
NEsDAy EVENING, Nov 9Th, isi2. BY CHARLES
EAMEs, Esq, and 3 Poem by PARK BENJAMIN Es9.
The introductory TO commence al sa O'CLOCK.
Nov. i5.--oae Lecture. RICHARD H. DANA, ga,
..The ianpostanes OF a right lie TO true spprceia.
,ion OF Literature und the influence OF Literature on
Life
Nov 22-onr Lecture. RICHARD H. DANA, E4
'The character OF Hamlet
Nov 2a-one Lecture Rev. HENRY W. BELLOWS.
Dec. s-one Lecture. o. a. 5RowNSoN, Esq.
.Governm,ut-its origin, srgaai1siion, and end
Dec. la-One Lecture. ELIHu BuRRiTT, ESQ.
The indispensable character and reeessity po9s.
lar Lectures in view OF the present and prcspec,,
wants OF the community
Dec. so-one Lecture. GEORGE BANCROFT. ESQ
Genius IS the expression ot the spirit Of The age
Dee. g7.--one Lecture CHARLES ocoNNoR, ESQ,
.Tse advantages resulting Society FROM The study
and practice OF the art OF Public Speaking
Jan. S-one Lecture. RICHARD IL DANA, Jr., ESQ.
..The Foundation OF influence"
jan I7.--one Lecture Rev "M H. ethNtss.
The characteristics OF 6enas'
Jan st-oue Lecture. JOHN NEAL Ed
The Rights Woman
Jan. sl.-oae Lecture. JOHN NEaL, Esq
General Reading
Feb 7-one Lecture wM NJ. ENAKrS. Esq
The servise OF Political Ecoucmy IN The advance.
ment ot Society
Feb li.-ooc Lecture. Rev. HENRY GILES
The Spirit OF irish History"
HENRY EIIKS
.rhe Genius cl Byron
rch sson. Lecture RhLfH WALDO EMERSON,
ESD
March One Lecture RALPH WALDO EMERSON.
ESD
The Lecture, will be delivered on TUESDAY EVEN.
ING OF each week.
TERMS FOR TIE COURSE.
Ticket admitting member and LADY,. Two Dollars.
do. do noumember andlady.. Three Dollars.
Ladys Ticket One Dollar
Tieke, admitting Lady and Gentleman to
s!agle Lecture. Ftiy Cent
Tickets are not a5 and must in al! cases be eSh-
tied At the door.
The doors will be open 5; quarter before seven oece
The Lectures will commence halt past seven O'clock
Tickets may be had at the Library at Wiley Palnums,
Ne Isl Broadway; at Bartlett wetords No, 70 Broad
way; at William \. lie Btancs Ne 81 Broadway; and
ut the door OF the Tabernacle the evening OF the Lectures
Members will obtain their Tickets the Lihrary.
BY order, CUTHBERT Z. GORDON,
Chairman Lecture Committee
Clintsn Hall, Oct 5ls,, lst2. u OH
NJ Mercantile Library Associntion.-
TWENTY SECOND ANNIVERSARY. Anniver
.srv will be cou,memoraied on WEDNESDAY, November
9th. by an GRAFTON POEM and DINNER.
The Grafton (by CHAS. EAMES, ESQ and the Poem
thy PARK BENJAMIN, Esq viii be delivered in the
Broadway Tabernacle al O'Clock, +. NJ.
The Dinner will be served a, Nibo's Garden immediate
ly subsequent TO these Iercises
TERMS ADMISSION.
To the Dinner
For Lady ....'''''''''''''sS
Gentleman
To the Grafton and Poem.
For Lady and Gentlemen. .......,...,SO cents
the Dinner will be entitled admission the Ora
ton and Poem. Single tickets will be furnished 10 mem
bers Association onlyl by application at he Lbrnry
Price IS cents.
Ticket, can be obtained at the Library, OF the follow
inc
Committee OF Arrangements.
John T. Rollins, Edwin II. Tremaln,
Chas Roite, "airon b. Post, Jr
c. C. Gordon, b. Pomcroy, Jr
Saml. X. Satterlee, feary r. Pnl
Ezra Ludlow. Jr r. Burkhalier,
Isaac r. Bailey Sidney C. 6euiu
BY order OF the Committee,
ISAAC IL. BAILEY. s. cretary.
Clinton Hail. Oct 81, 1912 c3l ING
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mocra,ic Wings, Mechanics and WGrkngmen st the Fifth