New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
Y MORNING, NOVEMBER s, 1sAa.
~ nIercanlile Library As.ociation.-sis

u ueECuntIIG hfDCaES -
eenth Annual COURSE OF LECTURES 70 be delivered
al the Broadway Tabernacle, 1875.
INTRoDUCToRy-An Oralion on the occasion si the
Twenty Second Anniversary of the Association on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING, Nov. 9th, l842, by ChAHLhe
EAMEs, ESQ, and a Poem by PARK. BENJAMIN. Esq.
The Introductory to commence at xix O'Clock
Nov. 15-one Lecture. RICHARD II. DANA, ED,
,.The Importance of right life TO true apprecia'
ton OF Literature, and the influence oil Literature on
Life.
Nov. 22-one Lecture. RICHARD H. DANA, Esq,
The character OF Hamlet"
Nov 29-One Lecture. Rev. HENRY W. BELLOWS.
Dec. 6.-one Lecture. o. a. BRowNSoN, Esq.
"GovernDent-ts origin, organization, and end
Dec. 1S-One Lecture. ELIHU BURRITT, Esq
"The indispensable character and necessity OF poPu-
lar Lectures IN view of the present and prospective
warts Of the community
Dec. o.--Onc Lecture. GEORGE BANCROFT, Esq.
Genius is the expression OF the spirit of the age'
Dec. 21-oae Lecture CHARLES oCoNNoR, Esq
TIE advantages resulting 10 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 l7.-one Lecture Rev. WM. H. FUTiNEsS.
"Thc Characteristics of Genius"
Jan. -Oue Lecture. JOHN NEAL, Esq.
"Tbe Rights of Woman"
jan al-oae Lecture JOHN NEAL, Esq.
General Reading
Feb 7-One Lecture. wM. NJ. EVARTS, Esq.
THE service Of Political Economy in the advance.
nlen of Society,"
Feb l4-one Lecture. Rev. HENRY GILES.
s'1he Spirit of Irish History
Feh al-one Lscture. Rev. HENRY GILES.
"The Genius of Byron
Feb. 2a-oue Lecture. RALPH WALDO EMERSON,
March7.-one Lecture RALPH WALDO EMERSON,
Esq.
The Lectures will be delivered TUESDAY EVEN
ING of each week.
TERMS FOR THE COURSE.
Ticket admitting member and Two Dollars
do. do a nou-member and lady Three Dollars
Lady's Ticket. One Dollar
A Ticket admitting Lady and Gentleman to
sPgle Lecture. Fifty Cents
Tickets are gterab and oil be exEib
tied at the door.
The doors will be open quarter before o'clock
The Lectures will commence halt past seven O'clock.
Tickets may be had the Library; at Wiley & Putnam
No. 16I Broadway al Bartlett Weords No. 22s Broad
way; at William A. LIE Blancs, Ne. ST. Broadway; and
the door Of the Tabernacle the evening of the Leeme
Members will obtain their Tickets at the Library.
BY order, cUTHBERT C. GORDON.
Chairman Lecture Committee.
Cnten Hail. Oct. Slst, 1912 e c5l
~ Mercantile Library Associntion.-
TWENTY-SECOND 8NNIYERSARY.-This Annver-
sary will be commemoratcd on WEDNESDAY, November
9lli by an GRAFTON, POEM. and DINNER.
The Grafton (by CHAS. EANtEs, Esq) and the Poem
Thy PARK BENJAMIN, Esq will be delivered in the
Broadway Tabernacle, at O'Clock, z. NJ.
The Dinner will be served Eibo's Garden Immediate
Iy subs qucnt TO these ercses.
ADMISSION.
TO the Dinner:
For Lady ...........-.............SE
:" Gentleman
To the Grafton and Poem:
For Lady and Gentlemen. ............5 so cents
Subscribers TO the 10th Annual Course OF Lectures
the Dinner viii be entitled to free admission ts The Ora
ton and Poem. Single tickets will be furnished 10 MEM
bers of the Association only by application at The Library
Price 25 cents
Tickets can be obtained the Library of the follow.
ing
Committee OF Arrangements.
John T. Rollins, Edwin r. Trcmain,
Chas Role, Waldron B. Post, Jr.
C. c.. Gordon, B. Pomeroy, Jr.
Saml. X. Sat,crlee, Henry K. Prall
Ezra Ludlow, Jr r. Burkhalter,
Isaac II. Bailey Sidney C. Geun.
BY order OF the Committee,
ISAAC Ii. BAILEY, Secretary.
Clinton Hall, Oct 81, le42. o3l ING