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DOMAT (M) civil Law in its Natural Or
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Civil and Parliamentary Law In Harvard Uni
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. GREENLEAF's REPORTS, New EDrrioN,-
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preme Judicial Court of the State of Maine, by
the Hon. Simon Greenleaf in vols
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Decisions, by Professor Greenleaf, now IN pre-
8. CURTIs's EQ UITY RECEDENTs.- Equity
Precedents, designed TO illustrate and accompany
Mr. Justice Story's Treatise on Equity Pleading.
By George t. Curtis.
a. BUCKINGHAM'S SKETCHES Sketches OF
Newspaper Literature, with Personal Memoirs,
Anecdotes, and "reminiscences. By Joseph t.
Buckingham.
&. ARNOULD ON INSURANCE.-A Treatise
on the Law of Marine Insurance and Average;
with References TO American Cases, and the later
Continental Authorities By Joseph Arnoud, esq.
vols royal Svo, with notes and references to all
the American cases, by Hon. j. G. Perkins
6. EVERETT'S ORATIONS.-A revised Edi-
ton Of the volume of the Hon. Edward Everett's
Orations published in 1886; together with second
volume, comprising the Oratons and Addresses
since delivered by the same author.
I. ANGEL ON WATERCo URSES.-N and
fourth Edition, revised and greatly enlarged Trea
tse on the Common Law in Relation 10 Water
courses, by Joseph X. Angel.
8. WOODBURY. AND MINOT'S REPORTS
Vol. lII.-Reports Of Cases argued and determined
in the Circuit Court of the United States for the
First District Vol. H. By Charles L. Woodbury.
9. METCALF's REPORTS, Vol. XIm.-Report:
of Cases argued and determined in the Supreme
Judicial Court OF Massachusetts Vol XIII. BY
Theron Mecalf.
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Reports of Cases argued and determined in the Su
preme Court of the United States. By Benjamin
{. Howard, Vols VIII. TX.
IL. CUSHING'S REPORTS.-Reports of Gases
argued and determined in the Supreme Judicia
Court of Massachusetts,. By Luther s. Cushing
Vol. l.
-. ANGELES REPORTS, Vol Reports o
Cases decided in the Supreme Court of Rhode Isl
and Vol. l. By Joseph X. Angel
10. THE RAILROAD LAWS AND CHARTER:
of all the States in the Union now for the first tim
'ollated and Arranged in Chronological Order TO
Publication. The Railroad Laws of the Unite
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in the Courts of the several States from the eares
period TO the present time. In one volume, roya
ofComnon Law and Admiralty Reports, by Messrs
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to 1S47, from which period Mr. Putnam's Annua
Digest will include the Common Law, Admiralty
and Equity Reports. By John Phelps Putnam, {
the Boston Bar.
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of Common Law, Equity, and Admiralty in all tn
Courts of the United States, and of the severa
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IT. UNITED STATES STATUTES ATLARGE
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Bar, and by Public Officers, and with an
complete Index. vels., royal Svo.
Is. UNITED STATES STATUTES AT LARGE
beingf continuation of the above for 1880, AM
No. of the Continuation. Edited by George Mno
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l. GREENLEAF'S CRUISE ON REAL PROP
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Cruises Digest of the Law of Real Property, Re
vised and considerably enlarged, by Henry Hopley
White, eco. Further Revised and Abridged, viii
Additions and Notes for the Use Of American Stu
dents. By Simeon Greeneaf. Ii. ID.
mo work which has appeared for a long tim'
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with a snowy display Of cheap learning, nor i'm
posed upon the profession the necessity Of purchas
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utility. The whole work, edite
throughout the first two volumes have been, Wi
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the legal profession and win add essentially TO Mr.
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,. ANGEL ON COMMON CARRIERS. -on
vol. svo. A Treatise the Law of Carriers {
Goods and Passengers by Land and Water. b
Joseph X. Angel.
Oils work will be valuable TO every practisin
lawyer in the country, and ought TO have plac
in every library. We are happy TO learn that
has been thus far well received, and we have n
doubt that experience will vindicate the correctnes
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alt il a monument Of industry, learning and re
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3. CURTIS ON PATENTs.--A Treatise on tn
Law Of Patents for Useful Inventions in the Unite
States Of America, and the Remedies for their In
fringement BY George T. Curtis, Counsellor a
Law. vol, Svo.
1.-The treatise Of Mr. Curtis is thoroughly Amer
lean, and il is practical II is valuable, not only I
gentlemen Of the law, but 10 the originators an
proprietors Of useful inventions generally. II
systematically prepared, and san be consulted wit
readiness by those not familiar with law books"
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4. JARMAN ON WILLS-New and greatly en-
larged edtion-A Treatise on Wills, with copi
Gus Dissertation the Construction OF Devises b
r Jarman. With Notes and References to Amer
lean Law; by Hon. J. c. Perkins. Second edition
greatly enlarged with additional Notes and Refer
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8. INDEX OF CASES.--An Index Of the Name
OF all the Cases in the three volumes Of the Unite
States Digest, and the two volumes Of the Supple
ment, alphabetically arranged, with Reference
for each Case TO the volume and page Of the Re
ports whence the Case ia taken, and TO the volum
and page Of the Digest where il is found; thu
making an Index Of Cases well for all the Re
porte in the United States, for the United State
Digest. BY George p. Sanger, Counsellor at Law
Royal Svo.
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work has been executed with tho most rcmarkabl
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itcontains between fifty and sixty thousand cases
These are alphabetically arranged, and the refer
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caaa Il rerorted and IN tho na Of the Dire,