New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22

connect on tss tAi day October 1883 the
Bad1s hysp,Ss mp sIr,T IS e ssS ' A'"' L''''
The course Of study occupies sc years aud rssa 'n.
oo%P ssS NV Tss pan s Of suon aeade
branches Of Common Law Equity Admifa, sna
br.od within the recent Supreme Court Prescribing
the .tndies requisite FOX sdmission to the eai.
the aim Of the School n make IT. syS-usc
ac thorough in their srsilren IL Procee upon me pm
cpe that ihe seienne Ct JarpEuaenc- % De ncecssd
.be approved moe. Of teaching 'Ss PnsP. q
other by the OF text bs and BY the dn Of ta
recitation room. with supplementary ectue- and ea'o0' a'
The tesboois used will be announced the classes they
The frt year Of he cou.se viii be occupied wh The sdy
OF upon Municipa! Law Of the a- Of Conirac1
prene Commercial Admiralty Law Evidence Pleading
Practice. Particular attention viii be given 10 the Law u
The regular aDd .ysea;c instruction Of the student. upon
THEODORE w. DWIGHT. Courses Of lectures viii also DO
Nv Pc DWIGHT. upon Constitutional Law upon the His.
coG~ Of instruction upon topics Of Municipal Law
By FRAycIs LIEBER LII D. Professor Of History and Polt
ics Columbia Collage oomprehendss he usual mum
Der of to 30 LectuFe. on ne 5e srac;as view Of TIE
on the History Of Political Literature:
On Political Ethics:
On Puni.hm-n including It's history statistics aud view Of
the penal theories sy.tes and CODES Of modern ms1 Also
BY Prof MAINE Of Columbia College, on Moral Pho-oPay
ACoue Ct Lectures viii also b. delivered on Medical Ju
prdence TIE the lecturer viii e hereafter announced
The following mrnbeTs Of the New os Bar have also con-
secuted lessi subjects during the term: .
WILLIAM CURTIS MOVES THEODORE sspSwlck MARsnhL
g. BiDwRLL, WILLIAM N ENARrs, AND ALEXANDER W.
BRADFORD.
ased w BE- deposited in The building tor the usa OF the stu
dents.
oot Courts will held stated tines conducted upon the
usual plan. ~, -. -
Any person Of good moral character whether graduate Of sny
be ADM ted to either Of the classes The de-
gee B. viii conferred such students sna nave
pursued Of the Trustees aud the Professor "
Municipal the Of study snd shall have pAssd
the requisite examination
genes Of prizes has established, four in number 70 b
nbrs Of the school shall have attained no
hebs excellence their respective classes. The- prizes will
be awarded yearly commencing in the Spring of 1900 Al may
compete hn series who have been connected with tns
school duug the pat year. aud all others who may Join ne
Senior pnng Of the next term not having be-n At
or before the time OF their admitted 20 The Bar
The sums awarded will be:
FOR the prze, two hundred and hfty dollars
For the second prize, two hnudred dolaTs
For the third prize, hundred aud hity dollars
For the fourth prize one hundred dollars
The candidates elect % receive the amount IN
money books The which the candidates Tor
the, prz b. expected submit Will be announced a. or
near the opening Of the next term.
The tuition $75 payable IN advance, which
will sarnit the Students 20 all t!e Lectures
nv order of be Tru.s Of the College aud tbs Committee
the Law School CHARLES KING, Lii d.,
President Il Columbia College.
Columbia College, New York. June T. 1859.