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nANAS MlNERALOGY in one octave volume con-
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Philips Introduction TO Mineralogy, edited by Allan
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CHITTY'S CRIMINAL LAW.

From the american .Jnrist and Lao Magasine, for
January, 1887.
"The extensive Of this book, and its wel-earned
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CoLLYER ON pARTNERsHIp.

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be preferred account OF his fuller statement Of the
BILE work recently published.
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THE WOOLLEN TRADE.

A STATISTICAL view Of the numbers Of sheep in
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Ffonl JUDGE Co,ren.

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and industry and do hesitate say that the plan
with the confidence because used several OF his
heads in the Of Judicial research and found them
OF very great assistance The book is essentially heces
say 10 the Chance practitioner Our undigested Chan
Gerry Reports are numerous and the publication Of work
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JOHN SAVAGE.
From Professor Holman.

BALTIMORE, Sept. ?, 1886.
This Digest is analyiicay arranged and with all
qste clearness, in its cardinal and minor divisions and
embraces extensive series Of British and American
chancery cases. Such lahor-saying auxiliarcs
nently useful to practitioners.
DAVID IIoSFMAN.
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DAVID IIoTFMAN.
From BENJAMIN Rand, Esq.

BosToS, July IL, 1887.
The American Chancery Digest is very useful and
valuable work Digest Of the decisions Of the Courts Of
Equity IN this country much wanted before the APP
pearance of this work, index the many volumes
Of printed reports, otherwise Of comparatively little
the Profession in practice have examined the volumes
comprising this Digest find that the have been
collected and dsested with great care, diligence and dc
lily. r. RAND.
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To the student and practitioner in Chancery, this book
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1897
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BARBOUR AND HARRINGToNS AMERICAN
EQUITY DIGEST

If03N t"1H1tFIVF FFutW0FFH :
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IN sENATE.

FRIDAY, February l6.
A report from the Secretary Of War specifying the
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