New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
pMercantiIe Library As.ecia,;e, > J.

tenth Annual COURSE OF LECTURES 10 be Ss,,
At the Broadway Tabernacle, 1925.
INTRoDUCToRY-ap Grafton on the occa,,..,
Twenty Second Anniversary of The Associstior.
SESDAY EVENING, Nov. 9th, ls+2, By cR,s,s'
EAMES, Esq, aad Poem by PARK BENJAMIN >
The Introductory to commence at siS O'CLOCK
Nov l5-ope Lecture. RICHARD II. DANA y
"The importance of u right life to nu. as,,.'
ton OF Literature, and the influence OF I.,.r,...
Life"
The character OF Hamlet
Nov. 29.-One Lecture. Rev. HENRY W. BpJ1a, !
Dee. 6-one Lecture o. A BR0wNsoN. Eso
Goyernmen;-i,s origin, organization, and :.
Dec. is-one Lecture. ELIHU BuRRiTr, Rv
"The indispensable Character and tecessisy of,,.
lar Lectures in view of the present and pros,,. 4
wants OF the community :
Dec. zO.-oae Lecture. GEORGE BANCROFT p
:" Genius is the expression OF the spin, Of n.
Dec. s7.-one Lecture. CHARLES ocoNNos :.
"TAe advantages resulting 10 Society ros ,be ~
and practice OF the art OF Public Spsssius.s
Jan. s--One Lecture. RICHARD II. DANA, j. ,. Il
"'rhe Foundation of Inhuence'
JAN l7.-one Lecture. Rev. wM. Ii. FuRNEss
..The Characteristics of Genius"
JAM oi-one Lecture. JOHN NEAL, ESQ.
..The Rights OF Woman"
Jan. sl.-One Lecture. JOHN NEAL, ESQ.
General Reading"
Feb 7--One Lecture. WM. NJ. EvARTS, E.q
"The service OF Political Economy in The ady,,.,
ment OF Society,"
Feb. l4-one Lecture. Rev. HENRY GILES.
"The Spirit of Irish History
Feb. el-One Lecture. Rev. HENRY GILES,
"The Genius of Byron"
Feb 2s-One Lecture. RALPH WALDO EMERSON
E.q.
March7-one Lecture. RALPH WALDO EMERSON
Esq.
The Lectures will be delivered on TUESDAY EVEN.
ING of each week
TERMS FOR THE COURSE.
Ticket admitting member and lady.....T Two DoIan,
do. do. nou-member and lady. Three DoAsn.
A Lady's Ticket One Dollar
A Ticke, admitting Lady and Geutcmanto
single Lecture. Csra
Tickets are not trans terable and must in all be eIh.
tied at the door.
The doors will be open at quarter before seven ocxL
The Lectures will commence halt past seven o'clock.
Tickets may be had the Library at Wiley Pulnsu
No. l6I Broadway; a, Bartlett Wefords, No, % Bras
way; at William A. LIE Blanc's, No. ST Broadway; nj
at the door of the Tabernacle the evening the LeS
Members will obtain their Tickets at the Library.
BY order, CUTHBERT c. GORDON,
Chairman Lecture COMMITTEE
Clinton Hall, Oct. 3lst, ls49. e esl
" lHercautile Library AssociatioE.--
TWENTY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY.-Tbis Anni,tr
s,ry will be commemoratrd on WEDNESDAY, Novems7
9th, by an GRAFTON. POEM. and DINNER,
The Grafton (by CHAS. EAaiES, Esq) and the Poea
thy PARK BENJAMIN, Esql viii be delivered in Il,
Broadway Tabernacle, at O'Clock, T. Nj.
The Dinner will be served at Nibos Garden inmedia!s
| " subss squent TO these ex ercises.
TERMS OF ADMISSION.
| To the Dinner:
For Lady. dy............................
Gentleman OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
To the Grafton and Poem:
For Lady and Gentlemen.... 80 cent?
Subscribers the 10th Annual Course OF Lectures. OF
the inner will be entitled to free admission to he or
'"" and Poem Single tickets will he furnished 10 men
Ders OF the Association only by application at the Library
| Price 25 cents
ins
Committee ot Arrangements
JOHN II. Rollins Edwin X. rremain,
Chas llolte, WahirJn B. Post G
c. c. Gordon, Il. PoDeroy, Jr
Saml. k Saitrrlec, iienry r. Pran,
Ezra Ludlow Jr. II. Burklial,sr
Isaac H. Bailey, Sidney c. Geuio.
| By order OF the Committee,
| ISAAC H. BAILEY. Secretary
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