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D Mercantile Library Associntion.-Six-
teen,h Annual COURSE OF LECTURES to be delivered
at the Broadway Tabernacle 1925.
INTRODUCTORY-An Grafton on The occasion Of the
Twenty Second Anniversary OF the Association on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING, Nov. 9th, 1912, by CHARLES
EAmES, Esq, and a Poem by PARK BENJAMIN Esq
The introductory to commence al six O'Clock
Nov. l5.-Oae Lecture. RICHARD H. DANA, Esq,


"The importance of right life 10 a true apprecia


ton OF Literature and the influence of Literature on
Nov 22.--One Lecture. RICHARD II. DANA, ESQ.,


"The character OF Hamlet"
Nov 2e-One Lecture. Rev. HENRY W. BELLOWS
Dec 6-One Lecture. o. a. BKOWNS0N Esq.


Governmcnt-ils origin, organization, and end'
Dec lS-One Lecture ELIHU BURRlTT, Esq.


"The indispensable character and Necessity OF popu


lar Lectures in view OF the present and prospective


wants of the community"
Dec so-Onc Lecture GEORGE BANCROFT, Esq


DGenius the expression OF the spiri, OF the age"
Dec. 27-One Lecture. CHARLES OCONNOR, Esq


'Tke advantages resulting TO Society from The study


and practice of the art Of Public Speaking"
Ian. s-One Lecture. RICHARD II. DANA, Jr., Esq


".rhe Foundation OF Influence"
Jan. l7-one Lecture Rev. WIN. II. FuRNESS.


"The Characteristics OF Genius
Jan. 24.-One Lecture. JOHN NEAL Esq


'The Rights OF Woman"
Ian. sl.-Ope Lecture. JOHN NEAL, Esq


General Reading


Feb. 7-One Lecture. wM. Nj. EVARTS, Esq.


"The service OF Political Economy in the advance


ment of Society,"


Feb. l4-One Lecture. Rev. HENRY elLEs.


sThe Spr; of Irish History"
Ee, o,-one Lecture Rev. HENRY GILES.


"Tbe Genius OF Byron"
70, ss-on- Lecture RALPH WALDO EMERSON,


Esq.


M,rcb7-one Lecture. RALPH WALDO EMERSON,
The Lectures will be delivered on TUESDAY EVEN
ING of each week.


TERMS FOR THE COURSE.
A Ticket admitting a member and lady,. Two Dollars.
do. do. nonnember and lady Three Dollars.
A Lady'S Ticket. ohe poiiaI
AsTckei admitting Lady and Gentleman TO
sagle Lecture. Gents.
Tickets are tana and must IN e cases be exhc-
tied at the door.


The doors will be open at quarter before seven O'Clock
The Lectures will at halt past seven o'clock
Tickets may be had the Library al Wiley Punnms,
No l6 Broadway at Bartlett Weifor's, No, 22e Broad
way; at William A. lie Bancs, Ne. ST. Broadway; and
at the door OF the Tabernacle the evening Of the Lectures
Members will obtain their Tickets at the Library
BY order, CUTHBERT C. GORDON


Chairman Lecture Committee.
Clinton Hall, Oct Slst, ls42 t2 oSl
NJ Mercantile Library AssOCiation.--
ANNIVERSARIES AnniVer-
s,ry will be commemora,ed ON WEDNESDAY, November
9th. sv an GRAFTON, POEM. and DINNER,
Tbe Grafton (by CHAS. EAMES, Esq.) and the Poem
tby PARK BENJAMIN, Esq will be delivered in the
3 Broadway Tabernacle, al O'Clock, 2. NJ
The Dnuer will be served a, Nitlo's Garden Immediate
~ subss aucn, to these exercises.


TERMS OF ADMISSION.
To the Dinner:


Gentleman
To the Grafton and Poem:


For a Lady and Gentlemen. 80 cents
Subscribers to the 10th Annual Course OF Lectures or to
the Dinner will be entitled to free admission 10 The Ora
ton and Poem Single tickets will be furnished 10 mem
bers OF the Association ony by application at TIE Library
Price 25 cents.


Tickets can be obtained at the Library or OF The ioo"'
ing


Committee OF Arrangements.


Joir I. Rolas, Edwin R Treinan'


Cnas. Role, wadron b. Post. Jr.


C. c. Gordon, 3. Pomeroy Jr.


oamL h Satserlee, Henry r. Pral,


Ezra Lndlow.Jr. f Burkhal,sr,


isahe IL Bailey, Sidney c. Geuin.