U. Jiorden, W , II. Oavi*, H. M illlt;v. rfe,-l*-*w *«» ar—fcirl^ctiires of the Youn« Men’* Mercantile , tc Library Aiwoeiatloti.—The tioard of Directors have j the pleasure to present the following programme, tor the j usual W inter, course of Lectures before thu institution . and the public ; ! idRev. T. P. Durbin, D. D., Philadelphia;Hon. Chas. B. Uoildard, Zanesville, U.;George E. Pngh, Esq., Cincinnati; Rev. T. W. Clark, Cincinnati;eiI!tRev. C'has. White. b. D., President Wabash College: Hon. Caleb B. Smith. Cincinnati: wProf. O. M. Mitchell,Cincinnati; ! YiHon. R. P. Spalding, Akron, Ohio;A. E. Gwynne, Esq., Cincinnati;Rev. Wilhs Lord, D. D.. Cincinnati;John G. Saxe, Esq., Burlington, Vt.:Hon. Samuel F. \ inton, Gallipolis, O.,1ntroihjctory—-by Rev. T. P. Durbin, D. D.,TIJEP' DAY EVENING, December 2d, at Smith Nixon’s new and elegant Lecture Hall, Fourth street,next squareelt;t*rs:* *lit T9 mill CiCinill IJ^VVUIV IIOII, I UUIVII S,r jii, AVwest of the Library Rooms: will be continued at the same !place on each succeeding TUESDAY EVENING until jlt;LjP^^eason Tickets, two dollars, admitting a Gentle . man and accompanying Ladies. Bingle tickets with the j like privilege, 25 cents, may be obtained at the Hall or at | the Library counter. By order of the Board.ROBT. L. FABIAN,) T_tnre JAS. LUPTOV, S nov25-2w F. W. RlDGEllEY. S (j0mmltte®iu