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 8 SOULE'S LEGAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. LENOX (MASS.) ACADEMY. Williams College, May 18, 1885. I do not hesitate to express my confidence in tliis school as one of unusual excellence. Ex-President Mark Hopkins. Williams College, May 18, 188,5. I have great pleasure in testifying to the sotmd scholarship and excellent management of the Principal of the Lenox Academy. I know also that his teachers are of the best, and that the in- fluence of the home-life on the inmatesof his family is elevating ; and I cordially recommend the school to any who are looking for a quiet intellectual atmosphere and sound training for their sons. President Franklin Carter. For prospectus and testimonials, address HARLAN H. BALLAKD, Piincipa], Lenox, Mass. BOSTON UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL, 10 ASHBURTON PLACE, BOSTON. Circulars, giving full information, sent upon application to EDMUND H. BENNETT, Dean. St. Louis Law School. Law Dei>arti»ient of Washington University, 1417 Lucas Place, St. Louis, Mo. The nineteenth year of this well-known School will begin October 14, 1885. The course may be completed in two or three years, at the student's option. The advantages of a Law School located in a great city where courts are always in session, and legal business of every kind may daily be seen in actual practice, are obvious. No place in the West offers these advan- tages in so large a measure as St. Louis. A regular Moot Court will be held weekly throughout the year by the Dean, with General Terms, from time to time, for the hearing of appealed cases by other members of the Faculty. Instruction is also given in Elocution. The Law Library belonging to the School consists of upwards of 3,500 volumes, and is open to the student throughout every day and evening, except on Sunday. The School is open upon equal terms to students from all parts of the United States, and the course of instruction is intended to prepare them for practice in any State. The tuition fee is $80 per year, and is the only charge made by the School. Information as to prizes and scholarships will be found in the annual catalogues, for which address WILLIAM C. HAMMOND, LL.D., Dean. Anno uncement Erfraordinary. THE EASTERlT REPORTER. JOHN T. COOK, Attornev-at-Law (of Albany), Editor, AND A CORPS OF COMPETENT ASSISTANTS. All the Opinions of the Courts of last resort, as soon as they are filed, notliing omitted (the State Reports not reporting ALL the cases), of Maine, Massacliusetts, New York, New Hampsliire, Kliode Island, New Jersey, Vermont, Connecticut, Pennsylvania ; In weekly parts of 50 to 75 pages, commencing August i, 1885, at a subscription of |io.oo per year, payable in advance; being only about $1.00 a State for all the opinions, with a full state- ment of the case ; being from 2,000 to 2,500 opinions per annum, and making about 4,500 pages of heavy printed matter. IN REGULAR LAW BOOK FORM; NO DOUBLE COLUMNS OF FINE TYPE. 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Some of the Subjects of these forms are the following: Acknowledgments, Agreements, Appointments, Apprentice- ship, Arbitration, Powers of Attorney, Bonds, Compositions with Creditors, Conditions of Sale, Declarations of Trust, Deeds, Guaranty, Leases, Licenses, Mortgages of Real, Per- sonal, and Railroad Property, Notices, Partition, Partnership, Party- Wall, Patents, Pledges and Collateral Trusts, Railroads, Settlements, Trusts, Wills, &c. JONES ON LIENS. A Treatise on Liens at Common Law and by Statute, Equitable and Marine. 8vo, (/« press) Among the particular liens treated of are those of Attorneys, Banks, Carriers, Corporations, Innkeepers, Laborers, Mechan- ics, Vendors of Real Property, Vendors of Personal Property, Stoppage in Transitu, &c., &c. BENJAMIN ON SALES. A Treatise on the Law of Sale of Personal Property ; with references to the American Decisions and to the French Code and Civil Law. By J. P. Benjamin, Q, C, of Lincoln's Inn. 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