New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18
I AW SCHOOL OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE,

IL NEw-Y oRK-rhe second term Of thi, Institution wl
ID. third day Of October 1882 the Law School
Brs No 81 L,iaye,te opp site 20 the A..or Library,
New ioIk, aud Will continue until May - 1860
The course Of study occupies ~o years sud - arranged hat
compete view yeu during each year OF the sabJec.
hpcd within = Tho plan Of instruction includes tue various
hrauch Of Common Law Equity Admiralty and CONNIE q,
Law, sud especial attention will be- given all the topics
brsced thin The recent rule Of he supree Court prescribing
the studies requisite for admission 20 the bar.
viii b. the aim Of The scnoo 70 make lis students systematic
re ,Ss & . ~ g 81 ~ Pi.cg' n ths pm
The approved 0oe TEACHING the Fundamental pucpe. Of
other .ccuc, by the Of bks and BY the drill Of the
saoe ROOM with supplementary lectures aud eNo'i,ions ora!
N books used will be aunourccd to the ca,.e, AZ they
az n.edet.
TLe fs year Of tie course viii be occupied with the study
Of commentaries upon Municipal Law Of the law OF Contracts
and Of Res Estate The secoDd year includes Equity Jurs
prudence Comm, risl and Admiralty Law, Evidence Pleading
aud Practice. Particular attention will be given 70 the Law VI
The regular and systematic Instruction Of the student. upon
the various topics II legal Is under the control Of Prof
THEODORE ". DWIGHT Course. OF Lectures will also BE-
By Prof DWIGHT upon Constitutional Law upon the His.
tory he Roman Law, aud supplementary the general
BE- FEa,cIs LIgBER IL D. Prof Of History aud Pot-
es seenee ia Columbia College the usual
origin development object. and history Political sciety
the History Of Political Literature:
On Political Ethics:
On Punishment including il. history statistics and view Of
the penal hsores systems snd codes Of modern times. Ao
BY Prof Maine Of Columbia College Moral Philosophy
Cou.e q Lectures will also be delivered on Medical Jdr,-
The following member. Of the Ne~-Yos Bar
'e re- TO ee;gs on ssal .ube', during The term:
s. BiowELL, WILLIAM NJ. Ev.Rrs, and ALEXANDER w.
BRADFORD.
Ia. Library Of the College which has greatly
larged, Will be deposited in The building for the Of thu
deDi
Hot Courts will be held times conducted upon
usual plan.
Any person good moral character whether graduate suy
College not may be- du ted either Of the the de-
Of LII b. viii be conferred upon such shall
pursued the ussc,on the TD.ees
una Law" Tie entire Of study and shall have passed
the requisite examination.
series prizes has established number TO be
sred such members Of the school shall
highest excellence their respective classes These prizes will
be awarded yearly commencing In the Spring Of 1850 All may
p. for fDt who have been ID hs
school during the year. and al others who join
Senior Class the opninz Of the next term having been
before the time Of their entrance admitted the Bar
TIE awarded will be-
For the first prize, TWO hundred and fry dollars.
FOR the second prize two hundred dollars.
For the third pfize, hundred and fifty dollars
For the fourth prize hundred dollars.
The ucosiu candidate. may elect receive the amount 10
money medals books The which tbe candidates for
pz, viii b. expected submit will be announced al or
near the opening Of the next term.
The tuition fees iT5 year payable In ad vance, which
will admit the Students 10 al the Lectures
By order Of the Trustees Of the College and the Committee
the Law School CHARLES KING, LII D.,
President Of Columbia C0llegs.
Columbia College, New York, June T. l2j9.