HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
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FVNHE Second Term of the LAW SCHOOL in

 ! His University for the present Academical year, will open February 18th, lS45.

 The design of this Institution is to afford plee course of legal education for gentlemen ntend ing to prac ice n any of the United States; and systematic course Oi studies in commercial jurispru- dence for merchants and men of business. Nc public instruction is given in the local peculiar jurispru dence of any particular State; but the Library, ssting of nearly 5000 volumes, furnishes ample for the study of local law and practice; and the students are privately assisted in these studies, by the Professors, occasion may require. The ac labors of instruct shared equally between Mir. Justice STORY and Professor GREEELEAF, who has the immediate superintendence ol the Law School

 No particular course of previous study is requisite for admission but every student is required pro- duce testimonials of his good moral character; and to give bond of S2OO to the Steward, with sure- ly resident in Massachusetts, conditioned for the pay ment of all College dues; or, instead of bond. he may deposit $l5 with ihe Steward, at the com ...e"oo.aaa' nf aa"h he retained by him till

 the end of the term, and then to be accounted for.- No student is matricuaied until such testimonials are produced and security given. The tuition fees are $50 term, and $25 for half or any lesser frac-

 ton of term; which entities the student to the use of the College and Law Libraries, and Text Books, and free admission all the public Lectures m the University. Instruction may be mad in any Foreign Language taught in the University, for the addition al fee ofsl0 year for each language studied The necessary expenses of student, who resides all tue year in Cambridge, will mol exceed the ioilowing; Tuition $l00.-Rent and care oi room, with use ot ful niture, averaging about S7S.-Board from $9i to $lS2.-Fuel, from $l5 to s3O-Washing, from $l5 to s3O-Tolal s299 to $420, exclusive of clothes and what is termed pocket mouey. In regard to the amount of pocket money, neither expedency no the usages of society require that it | should be large Students who have pursued their studies in this School for three terms, and Attorneys at Law who, after having been admitted to the bar in States

 where previous course of study for least year

 is required, have pursued their studies in this School for two terms, are entitled, upon the certificate and recommendation of the Law Faculty, and after pas sing satisfactory examination, to the degree of Ba- cheo of laws.

 05- Application for admission to be made to Professor GREENLEAF, at Cambridge. CAMBRIDGE. Jan. 2S, 1895. febll 62Kmo

 NOTlCE-The undersigned informs his friends

 V and the public that he has taken the stores Nos | 75 and 77 Water street, recently occupied by M. Durand, Esq, and intends continuing

 Genera al Commission and Auction business. l He is now prepared to receive and soliciis con- | signments. Particular attention will be gwen to

 sales of merchandise generally, well as to damaged

 Cotton, Port Warden's Sales, Fu.nituie, Stocks, | Real Estate, Sc. H.U U. W. ooDEN: | e. BEAL, AuctIoneer. jan20