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MERCANTILE LIBRARY

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1R MERCANTILE LIBRARY
! W. LECTURES.
THE FIRST LECTURE OF THE COURSE will be de.
vered on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, at O'Clock, in
the UNIvERSALIST CHURCH, corner of Calvert and
| Pleasant streets by
BAYARD TAYLOR, Esq.-subject "MosCoWn
Mr. Taylor will be succeeded in the course by the fol-
REV: HENRY GILES, of Buoksport, Maine.
RALPH WALDO EMERSON Esq, of Concord Mass
| REV: E. H. CHAPLIN, D. D., ofNew York.
HERMAN MELVILLE, Esq, of Pittsfeld, Mass.
| 8. TEACKLE WALLIS ESQ, Of Baltimore,
| REV. T. STAR KING, D. D., of Boston,
and three four others yet be definitely heard FROM
| Notwithstanding a gentleman and lady to the
! Course, $500
Single admission to one Lecture, so cts.
for sale at the Bookstores of Mr. JAS WATERS
Messrs CUsHISGs BAILEY and Mr.. HENRY TAYLOR, and
at the LIBRARY Rooms GEO A. POPE
MIST President.
n~ TENTH WARD CITY REFORM
be held at the MASONIC HALL, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING Nov SCh at O'Clock for the purpose Of electng
permanent officers under the Constitution.
Members requested to be punctual.
il. TAYLOR, Secretary. n27,8t
rp ATTENTION.-The subscribers to
~ the DOUGLAS DINNER and all who wish to sub.
scribe, invited to the GILMOR HOUSE at one
o'clock, THIS DAY, to appoint Committees and make
other suitable arrangements n271t.
ap TO YOUNG MEN-A course of ser
lN3 mons will be preached by different clergymen to
young men every Sunday at P NJ, in Trinity Church
broadway and Pratt) Rev. Dr. NELSON President of
st. Johns College, will preach Sunday morning and
night. 1t@
ap MARYLAND INSTITUTE Lee
W. TUREs.--The ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
OF THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE will commence on
TUESDAY EVENING, November 30th at X O'Clock
and be CONTINUED on EACH TUESDAY DURING THE
| SEASON
| THE OPENING LECTURE will be delivered by Prof
HENRY CoPPEE, of Philadelphia Subject Historic
Parallels Of the Merjcan Conquests Showing the coinci-
dence of movements between CorteZ and General Scott
Prof Coppee will also lecture the evening December
18th. Subject: The Military Element in Modern Hsto.
season.
Rev. E. YATES REESE, of Baltimore.
Rev. JOHN MCCRON,
Rev WIN. BACON STEVENS, of Philadelphia.
Rev. DR. JOHN C. NORRIS of Baltimore
Hon. z. COLLINS LEE, of Baltimore
VIM. W. MANN, Esq, of Buffalo, Ny
Rev. STUART ROBINSON of Louisville XIV
Rev. CHARLES +. KING, of Loyoa College, Baltic
DR.. THEOPHILUS PARRAN, of Indiana
Members Of the Institute entitled to admission to
the Lectures with ladies' unless otherwise advertised
Gentlemen joining the Institute now will be entitled to
six extra tickets for ladies.
Season ticket for gent eman and two ladies So 90
Do; for gentleman and lady .............. LOO
Single admission tickets Is
Any of the above tickets may be at the Actuarys
Office, the Ticket Office on lecture nights
LAWRENCE SANGST0N
WILLIAM KEYSER,
SANL s. MILLS, Lee Com
CHARLES WEBB,
n24-5t WM HENRY JOHNSON.
3DMARYLAND INSTITUTE BOOK
W. KEEPING CLASS commenced TUESDAY
EN ENING, November sd Members and junior members
of the Institute will be admitted to the class upon
payment Of four dollars for the session 10 Those
DESTROYS of joining will apply to J. s. SELBY Esq Ac
tuary, and obtain their tickets. By ORDER
mast COM ON EDUCATION.
WANTED.-AB ook-keeper being, unem-
ployed in the evening, would like take charge of
small set of Books Best references given capab.
ty, &c Address "a B. at this Office n27 eof
La f-s..:.::z.:.::::sa CHANGE OF HOUR.
s2sz s-Hl--EH.PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD
On and after MONDAY November GOTH the Mail Train
for Philadelphia will leave at IL o'clock NJ instead of IL
AM tn27-tf) WILLIAM CRAWFORD.
HAMS AND SHOULDERS.-200 900
IL Tbs. in dry salt and pickle.for sale by JOSEPH
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