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Those who have not availed themselves of the opportunity of exchanging or purchasing books during Mr. Russell's stay, may do so in future by addressing W. E. Russell, 88 Chambers street, New York. Send in list of text books you have, with copyright and title page dates, and estimates will be returned. Large stock of books, retailed at wholesale prices. In order to receive the special college discount while calling in person at the above address, inquire for Mr. Russell, or present this notice...
Those who have not availed themselves of the opportunity of exchanging or purchasing books during Mr. Russell's stay, may do so in future by addressing W. E. Russell, 88 Chambers street, New York. Send in list of text books you have, with copyright and title page dates, and estimates will be returned. Large stock of books, retailed at wholesale prices. In order to receive the special college discount while calling in person at the above address, inquire for Mr. Russell, or present this notice...
Those who have not availed themselves of the opportunity of exchanging or purchasing books during Mr. Russell's stay, may do so in future by addressing W. E. Russell, 88 Chambers street, New York. Send in list of text books you have, with copyright and title page dates, and estimates will be returned. Large stock of books, retailed at wholesale prices. In order to receive the special college discount while calling in person at the above address, inquire for Mr. Russell, or present this notice...
...stated in Every other Saturday, apparently by authority, that Professor Parsons was paid over $100,000 royalty on his treatise on "Contracts," and the copyright is now owned by his family. The eighth edition has just been published...
...very rich fund of ludicrous incidents. One of the frequent causes of humor at examinations is of course the ignorance of candidates. A person was once asked the question at an Oxford examination, "Who was Esau?" "Esop," said he, "was a man who wrote fables, and who sold the copyright to a publisher for a bottle of potash!" Another student was asked to give some account of Wolsey. His reply was unique. "Wolsey was a famous general who fought in the Crimean War, and who, after being decapitated several times, said to Cromwell, 'Ah, if I had only served...