New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
u Mercantile Library Associations,

u Mercantile Library Associatior.-s,
teenlh Annual COURSE OF LECTURES to be deire, I
at the Broadway Tabernacle, 1928.
INTRODUCTORY Grafton on The occasion t,s |
Twenty Second Anniversary the Association on VIZ,
NESDAY EVENING, Nov sth, 1872, by CHARLss
EAMES. ESD, and Poem by PARK BENJAMIN u
The Introductory to commence al six O'Clock. L
Nov. 15-oae Lecture RICHARD H. DANA, R,s
"The Importance OF 1ght life to irue apprsss.
,on OF Literature, ard the inip p-nce OF Licraisrees
Life
Nov aa-one Lecture. RICHARD II. DANA, ~.
1The character OF Hamlet"
Nov, se.-one Lecture. Rev. HENRY W. BELLOWS
Dec. 6-one Lecture. o. A. BRoWNSON, Esq.
Government-i,s origin, organization, and enc.
Dec. lS-one Lecture. ELIHU BURRlTT, Esq.
.sThe indispensable character and recessity popa
lar Lectures in view OF the present and prospective
wants of the community"
Dec. so.-oue Lecture GEORGE BANCROFT, Esq
4Genius is the expression OF the spirit OF the age
De-. a7-One Lecture. CHARLES 0CoNNoR, ESQ.
sTse advantages resulting TO Society !rom The siay
and practice OF the OF Public Speaking"
JAM a-One Lecture RICHARD H. DANA, Jr9 ESQ,
"The Foundation of influence
Jan. l7-One Lecture Rev wM. II. FURNESS.
"The characteristics OF Genius"
Jan. sa-one Lecture JOHN NEAL, Esq
The Rights of Woman"
Jam Sl-One Lecture. JOHN NEAL, Esq
General Reading
Feb 7-One Lecture WM. NJ. EYARTS, Esq.
"The servse of Political Economy in the advance.
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.-Onc Lecture. RALPH WALDO EMERSON,
Esq.
March 7-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 go. Two Dolau,
do. do. 4 non-member and lady. Three Dollars.
Ladys Ticket One Dollar.
A Ticket admitting Lady and Gentleman TO
single Lecture. ..Ftty Gents
Tickets are no. transferable and mus, all be exhib
tied at the door.
The doors will be open quarter before seven O'Clock
The Lectures will commence haltpa seven O'Clock.
Tickets may be had the Library; at Wiley Pntnams,
No. lei Broadway; Bartlett weilords No, 2s Broad
way; William A. lie Blanc's, No. ST Broadway and
the door the Tabernacle the evening OF the Lectures
Members will obtain their Tickets at The Library.
By order, CUTHsERT C. GORDON
Chairman Lecture Committee.
Clinton Hail. Oct. 3lst 1892 e osl
u Mercantile Library Associaiion.-
TWENTY-SECOND ANNIV VERsARY.-Tbs An nni,er.
sary will be commeporated on WEDNESDAY, November
9th, by an GRAFTON, POEM. and DINNER,
The Grafton (by CIIAS EAMES, Esq.) and the Poem
(by PARK BENJAMIN, ESQ., will be delivered in the
Broadway Tabernacle at O'clock p. NJ.
The Dinner will be served at Nblos Garden immediate
y subsequent these erc:ses
TERMS ADMISSION.
To the Dinner
For Lady. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gentleman
To the Grafton and Poem
For Lady and Gentemen.. n........,...... 80 cents.
Subscribers to the 10th Annual Course OF Lectures
the Dinner will be entitled free admission the Ora.
ton and Poem. Single tickets will be furnished 10
bers Of the Association only by application at the Library
Price 25 cents
Tickets can be obtained at the Library OF The follow
ing
Committee of Arrangements
JOHN It. Rollins, Edwin r. Treman,
Chas. Role, Waldron B. Post Jr.
C. C. Gordon, B. Pomeroy Jr.
Sam. X. Sa,erlee, Henry r. Prall,
Ezra Ludlow. Jr. r. Burkhal,er,
Isaac H. Bailey, Sidney c. Geuin
By order of the Committee,
ISAAC II. BAILEY. Secretary.
Clinton Hall, Oct 81, 1912. o3l tNs
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