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TTNHE Second Term af the LAW SCHOOL in

 J lkis University for the present Aeademical year, will open on February 2slh, ls46.

 The deslpn of lhis Institution Is 10 afford a com plete course of legal educaiion for gentlemen nend- ing to practice m any of tie United States; and a s,stematic course Of studies in commercial jurispru- dence for merchants and men of business No public instruction is given in the local or peculiar lurspru- dence of any particular Stste but the Library, con sistng of nearly 5000 volumes, furnishes ample means for the study of local law and practice; and the students are privately assisted in these studies, by the Professors, as occasion may require. The ac tive labors eff instruction shared equally between Mir. Justice STORY and Professor GREEkLEAF, who has the immediate superintendence of the Law School

 No particular c0urse of previous study is requisite for admission; but every student is required to pro duce testimonials of his good moral character; and 10 give a bond of $20O to ihe Steward with sure ty resident in Massachusetts, conditioned for the payment of all College dues; or, instead ofa bond he may deposit S15f with the Steward, al the com mencemeni of each term, to be retained by him till the end of the term, and then be accounted for.- No student is matriculated until such testimonials produced and security given The tuition fees s50 a term, and S25 for hai or any lesser trac- ton of term; which entities the student to the of the College and Law Libraries, and Text Books, and free admission all the public Lectures in the University. Instruction may be had in any Foreign Language taught in the University, for the additions al fee of sl0 year for each language studied The necessary expenses of studenl who resides all the year in Cambridge, will moi exceed the following Tuilion $l00.-Rent and care of room, with use of fui nliure, averaging about $78.-Board from $9l to $lS2.-Fuel, from $s15 10 S30-Washing, from $15 to s3O-Toial S299 to $420, exclusive ol clothes and what is termed pocket money.

 In regard to the amount of pocket money, neither expediency the ussges of society require that it should be large. ...

 Students who have pursued their studies in this School for three terms, and Attorneys al Law who, after having been admitted to the bar in States where previous of study for least year is requred have pursued their studies in this School for two ierms are entitled. upon the certificate and recommendation of the Law Faculty, and after pas sing satisfactory examination, to the degree of Ba chelor of laws.

 DJ- Application for admission are to be made to Professor GREENLEAF, at Cambridge.

 CAMBRIDGE. Jan. 28, 1895. febI1 62Kmo