UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE

 Law Department-SecOnd SesssiOn.
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1NHE Hon. F.. Nj. Ewing ..late Chief Justice ofthe State Of Kentucky, having been appointed to the pofessorship vacated by the resignation of Garnet Duncan, Esq elected to Congress, the Faculty oi LaH now consists ol--

 Hon. HENRy PIRrLE, l.. L. D., Professor of Con- 'htutiOna Law, Equity and Equity Headings and Commercial Law.

 hoa' EPHRAIM M. EWING. l.. L. D.. Professor oi the Science of Law, including the Common Law and its History, and Criminal Law.

 fsEsroS $. LoUGHBoRouGH, L. l.. D., Professor o' the Law of Real Property, of the Practice oi Law including Headings and Evidence, and the Laws of Nations.

 The course of tuition for the second session will commence, in Louisville, Kentucky, on the first nonday n November next, and continue months. students are arranged in two classes according to their classes.

 Instruction will be given by recitations, by ex- amnations and by oral lectures and expositons, of "neh SIX every week will be given to each class. 4 Moot Court will sit twice in each week, at winch cause previously given out, will be argued " me students, and an opinion delivered by the presiding professor

 :, The students will also be exercised in the pre- paTa'lon oi legal instruments and pleadngs

 me students ot the Law Department of the Uni. 's'S'y are by provision of it's charter, entitled 10 attend Lectures on Medical Jurisprudence in Ne Medical Department without charge A course ~ z, such lectures will be delivered to the Law and Aedea classes during the session.

 me libraries of the professors and also oi the faehhoaers Of law in the city will be open 10 the s-eaeh's capital of near S3O00 having been ob- ,1ned IS about to be invested in the purchase of cess, ~ students who shall have attended two full courses Q! instruction in this University, or one in some osr school and one in this, or have practised the 'o'ession one year, and attended one course of fec 4res here, and have passed satisfactory examina- ,t oni "ii De entitled, upon the recommendation of .s Law Faculty to the Degree of Bachelor of Laws "a1eh The University is authorized to confer lee is ss0 to each professor, and the matricu- u"pd ooard and lodging can be had in Louisville S. t's vicinity for from g to g 50 per week The 'eeture rooms are in the new Court. House and are eommodious and comfortable.

 :. accommodations should be addressed to Prof Pir.

 JAMES GUTHRIE,

 Ser, ,o Prssidsai Uaiptyssty of Louisville

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