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was cared of Deauen AM tsarrh b. simpls
remedy aud ,ill send The rtceip; irsa
ASA ms NJ g. LEsGEFr Haboken, j.
a GIFT Agents wanted Ladies aud Gen.
IA M ~ Hemvp Tor tbeIr rpAre moments
sewing Machine, Goid " attn 4 nh. money AMI
other goods tircn as premium How, When Where
Whist mi Az other particulars Free Address t.
Van Allen, ~ Eraad nay. 4 T. 4vS
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p.RgceogY r0a aDyEa gisERs.


musEmENrs-sEyrEru PAeE-Fiah and sixth col
sIii.EihRDs- III -savrsTu fHGr-fo,utb ,,ai,, eoinmn
,oARDEks AND LoDaERs wASTED-sT0oNp PAGs-
roARbi AND LopeINn WANTED -sxooxp PAer-Fir.s
esooRLSs SSS'hI RoSEfsroosp o Second column
5hooKL,h REAL lsi ATE FOR sALE-sEooND PAsR--
ausIREss OPPORTUNITIES SEVENTH PAsr-FiNh
E S4 4g s5E so% Sss:r..4
csESSSS IND sALEssEN- rAsn., ,, Third column
0OAcll1EN AND GAADEELRs--TnrRD PAGE
90 WISE S srsXasiirs Ssi Frnsr pAes Fifth
oo! ETEEssHIFs-srvsNr', rAer- Fifth column.
oshfsg si,, s'!an
pENSBsrsY~ ~sEvrarn PAeE-g goarth coumn.
BSg 6uss p l AND
FgeNlsh ,, y 911s r4sr-Four,a eo'ane nm
suRoPB. .Trnsp pAer-Firlh column
fXPRI ssEs -FirsT PAGE-Third column.
exCURsioNs-fla pAGe-siSh column
gos gosSAIls sALErsIsD 1i.ip r4aE.sis;a E. so!nnn
FRENCH ADyEkfisEMENrs - TuIRp PAaH Fifth
igLp WANfED- -FEMAi-Ls-TuiRD PAeE-lhird and
aoRsEs, cAR;uAaEs, ao-rIrsT PAGE-secoud and
third columns.
ii6usss, ROOMS TO-, WANTED ~aIinD PAGES Sixth
lEsrsUClIoN-rIns PACE, Third column; ~ nra
ZEN RIAL fsoIAI, icn oNL@-chc'-'D h"h--
Thiri column.
bECrURE SEhSON--SEvKNTB PAGE--sixth column.
LEGAL EQTICES-SECorD PAGT--FOWth colunn
uAN OFrICKS-TizsT PAGE--FoGrtn coiurnn.
t,ssT AND FCDND--Ft-sr pASE-Ihird column.
iAUhiEERS 80 rnlRD PAur-sixth column.
iARRLE HANFEL5- SEYENqn PAsrI ouith column.
ltEDlCAJi-- SECOND PAGE-SiSh column.
MISCELLANEOUS AUyEkfisbAENtS-EIG PAGE
fS,SSi rAsg--s!,se column
,ERHONAL -FrbsT FAoT-trs. column.
sS Ess eABsS9 fe,,g so%Sn s.omr
PRQfEaG QUT or THE CITY EOa SALE Or TO
EfET- sFr'lS6 r AGE TSfd and fourth columns.
REAL EsrATE 20 EACuANGE-sEooNo PAai-sixth
isFSr>~ EsTATE wANTED-sroosp PAeF-Fourth
co!nI y -.
REWAkLS--EIasT PAaE-Jhird column.
hoOhs AND APARTAENIo Fo LEr-SRcoSD PAeE-
sAhEs Ar AUCTION SECOND PAaK-Fir,h and sixth
sfTpATIVNS WAITED D-FEMaLEs-Talap PAeE-Firs,,
iITUATiOHS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAeE-Fourh
SPECIAL NoTICEs-Flnsr PAGE First and second COL
sfoH!4Na 4l'S'ls DOGS, BIRDS &o.-Fmsr FAes-ssoond
sUNMth EhsoRTs-snoowD PAen-second and third
THE fk1DEs-TnlnD PAsn-Fift uun.
fHE TURF-FIRsT PAGE--Sccond
Fourth column
TRAyELLERS' GUIDE FIRST PAaR-sxth column.
SAcElS, sTiiAhBOAfS, &o.-FI4eT PAoE-ForTth col
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


GEECY At SARATOGA.
CINES.
The demand for the UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
them enough therefore agena ordering
WIN please give weeks notice in advance o. the guam
tity required. DR.. SCOTT ASSOCIATES
New York Medical Universisy,
Nos. 6 and University place, New York.
AGENCIEs FOR TIE SALE OF TIE UNIVERSITY
York Medical College constantly kept large quantities.
Competent physicians daily give medical
advice free. Illustrated booka free.
HUDkUr CO., Herald Bnling, New FORK.
KITCHEN, junction Futon and
DAVIS LEYs, junction Fulton
WILLIAMSBURG o; Grand sae, r. LIVINGSTON $50
NEWARK, E.J.Dr ". A. CONOyLR corner Broad and
Market streets.
PATERSON, N. DR. NJ MOSS, 1877 Main street
ELIZABETH, N. J.--WHlTEhEAD HOOKER, III
RAnWAY, N. J.-J. A. MALLoN, ITO Main street
HUDSON CITY, N. J.-B X dAyNoa, No. bergen
nEEwBURg, n. Y-CHAPMAN 4 CO., III Water street
ss, ssv HAVEN, oo'a.-SoEas sHArhaD' sol Chapel
PHfLADELPHIA, Pa No. 1857 Chestnut street.
WASI1NGTON, D. C--So 29l Penusylvans avenue.
FIPrSBURG, Pa.-No. Is Market street
HARRISBURG, Pa.--t'orner Second and Walnut streets.
BOSTON, Mass. NO 631 fremont street
PORTLAND Memo. 80 Congrens street.
CHICAGO, D.--No. 4i7 South State street.
sT LOUIS, ao.-Eo 205 South Fifth street.
Taon, S,rsp n YEo p wotyns BIocs
SYRACUSE, n. NO. Sy Warren street.
MONTREAL. q. E.--No. 2t2 Hotre Dame street.
MOBILE, Ala. Corner Lawrence and DaCpbn streets.
RARAr00h, N. y.-DS S. WALES, No. 1875 Broadway
And 3,000 minor aseneie1
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sAEATOGA RACES.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS IN THE
"A Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Company will be
held the oce Of the company II Pembcon square, Bos
ton, Friday ibth nst at III O'Clock forenoon, to It
said win accept the acts and resolutions by
the Leeis OF Rhode Island Connecticut
changing the charter Of the company and to II IL will
the directors of the company to do the
fhin 20 authorized In said acts resolutions.
THOMAS 4. GRAVES, Secretary.
Dated NJ BOSTON, this 9Th day OF July, 1870
A -A.-PERSONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IA. life Insurance companies, and who do not desire
surrender their policies by absolute sale,
surrender value OF their policies by applying at Insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
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- = = = . =. - ---'
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TOURISTS AND PLEASURE SEEKERS WILL FIND
to their advantage 20 copy OF tho Erie Hai
BQsk ot "Sunfner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS free ut
ticket occs PAL z67 t3 aud 97 Broadway, 2o5 Chambers
atreei " Greenwich eree 31 Fulton street, brooklyn,
st botcis and degots.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LII TOBACCO PEDLERs ARE REQUESTED TO
call at n corandt street, up stairs Something OF In
10
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y ntemens Lnesh SILK umbress, paragon frames
best made styles The ladies' nbrcias very
suitable sunshadss prices moderate ~ Exchange place.
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July MEETIHa

July MEETING ., NJ, q
RENSSELAER, PAkX ASSOCIATION,
runsSss sEsssbsE fass AEs EFoT 4TASSnySbAv
'Yls TsnSioSs 4 Il sns 55.Ma' 3. asa'.
THIRD DAY--JuLY H-no..-- PURSE OF ai,ofc
ssoO to second and Sico TO ,lliTd. '
Wm a. orp New YORK names % d. d.
g. J. O. Csriey, Schenectady, N. r., names b. n.
g. L. 5. ssmm Brooklyn N. " names b. Chip Girl
James boasey Troy ess' pr Fanny n
+ Hosr hsr:l, .s.y assS
SANE SANE D1Y1No. JAY y eVGOii sH PURSE OF $4,000.
For ali hOraa. $4oo to ra $500 to second and sao to
J. VIM. y. Bors New York. names bt s.....: Geo Wilkes
sas a5Sa SsE xs GSn sy
All The above % races are s heats best three in ys
Drivers wl take notice that the nrs. will be called
Mes,sin saeh asys win be rotted alternately
T3S Wessfn rpon Telegraph Company have an ONCE in
Seats zssesd Tor ladies and families In the Grand Stand
day i'll IL
so1s ~ ~; DosA.aA, seylt.s.s ,----.-,--
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
A'THh AgsflSs sSnssvos 5sgsE E4a = gAssrnn,
opposite the Post once '"'s'
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
of our business Ia conducted our
HORSE AUCTION MART
1l2 AND ia EAST 18TH STREET, NEAR 9Th AVENUE,
SAVE Eysg 1SSsSaS * S
Gentlemen wishing purchase, those having Horses
Carragest to sell, win hnd house perfectly RELIABLE
hs branch OF our business do all other
business on the same srsghtforward principles which gov
We give the purchaser Of horse that warranted
sound from "a to 33 hours for trial.
Entries for sales OF Horses Carriages made
town Office and salesoom, Nassau street, where
we also keep register of horses for private sale.
Liberal advances made on consignments.
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1,nE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
J. sail to aud from Glasgow and Derry
erery Wednesday and Saturday.
booking passengers nj the lowest ates aud forwarding
them At reduced rates 70 and from all railway stations IN
Great Britain Ireland, Norway Swedeu, Denmark, Ger
mary and America, AZ safely, speedily, comio4Soy and
cheapiy W by auy other line
..ExrnRss" eTEAnEes. .rxraA" sTEAMrEs, =,
Sat, July 10 IOWA. We'd. July 20
ChMBRlA.....s sat, July % DkCIAN WED Jily %
ANGLIA: sat. July 81 DORIAN. .wed Aug
AUSTRALIA. .Sa, Aug b. ISIuOSIAN. Wed, Aug. 10
GoLuSpA.."sa sa., Aua IS skiTANNIA. Wed. Ava z
and every Wednesday and Saturday thereafter,
From pier ~ North river, New York
Rates OF passsge, payable In currency:--
FIRST cabins; sGi and Si6, according to location.
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, $3.50.
intermediate, r33; steeragc, 325.
Certificates at reduced Tte9 be bought here by those
Wishing 70 send Tor their friends
Drafts iseuei, payable on presentation.
HENDERSON BROTHERS
tt- No. Bowling Ggeen
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7 OTTERY PRIZES CAsHED AND INFORMATION
IL gwen Kentucky and Royal Havana circulars sent JO
sEPH BATES Co, No. IL Wall street, box 4,25i Post
ohice. Branch oilce, 47 Broome street.
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A A. RICHMOND DIsTRIBUTIoy.-IULY 10. 1870
n. Class B27-6, ~, %, 90, u. q, 48, o. 55 So
Class aS so. To- H. ~ TO- 80. So 81 G5 a. g 2s O. u.s. a. H.
Information given ip the above, also Murray 4 and
,s,e ofcs aitacbsd r. J. TAYLOR, 10 Chatham siress
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ODp-I FEEL PETTER. WILL DO AS YOU RE.
EVER
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ctTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
~ Cuuard Line.
Cabin passage @sj, gold steeragc, $50, currency.
Storage tickets from Europe lowest rates
Fer cabin passage appy at No Bowling Green.
For aiccraso passage apply at III Broadway trinity Build
ng. CHARLES q. FRANCkLYN, Aren't.
INoR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN -INMAN
tohows:-
CITY or Bruaseis Sn,nrdav. Julv ia A
CIV ~ ~ on SATURDAY, July ~ ~
and each sncccedng Sauriay and alternate cstas
pier 40 North river.
.Payabie 10 gold, Payable in currency.
rin"e rerh..T StcerrgS 5D
10 London do. ~ To London rs
49,.
~ bafaN, N. y, do. 20 10 Halifax Y. S... 13
Passengers also forwarded Havre, Hanbur. Bremen,
&C., nj reduced raies. 20
Tickets be bought moderate ratcs persons
wishing 10 send for their fisnis
For further information lppiy the Coplpanv's Oslce
JOHN u. DALE Agent.
Is Broadway, New York
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LING WAU,
CHINESE PHYSICIAN,

IN CHINESE PH YsIUIAN,
ss nst Fourteenth street. has Chinese mel
nes unknown in America and native apohecnries is-
PpS Pvnsv mem They produce effects almost Incredible,
puus we systcn and anDhiating diseases internal
ofsans' Oohnuitation free. Charges reasonable.
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CDASTV:SE STEAIssIyPs.
DACfgIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
rhrough Line TO
California an' China.
Freight aud passase gre.ly

reduced
Through rates, New York to San Francisco:-
s1ss sHsi 10 o,ais5] si75] s'ssyns' ss,.s
according 10 location OF berth.
These rates include behs board and all nccessares for
Of the above pier ~ North river foot Of
Canal street. At E O'Clock
on 9Th and 2ltt of each month";
EXCEPT when those days fall on Sunday then the day
One hundred pounds of baggage free each adult Mei
Jnly t2l,ARizoNA, CAPTAIN Gray connecting with CON.
Steamer CHINA viii leave san Francsco August l. 1870
ceived until I 2. NJ "wednesday July 90 ""' ~ ~
Freiht for Centre america and South Pacific ports win be
received until r. M Tuesday, July ~, only. All tho
usual faces afforded shippers collecting inland charges
For freight PASSAGE tcscs all further information
y. n. BABY,Agent.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZII. MAIL STEAMSHIP
- Company.
burden Captain W Weir viii sail for St Thonas para tons
pernar,bco Bahia and Rio Jsnciro, Saturday, July &
WM. H. GARRISON, AGENT
No. Bowling Green, New ork.
HAVANA SIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
New York and Mexican Mail Ste amshp Line
sailing every twenty days. from pier IL East river.
CITY OF MEXICO: Zimmerman, Monday, Aug. !, a,gP.s
CITY OF MERIDA Densen, Saturday, Aug 70, at 4. NJ
Y. ALEXANDRA & SONS, 90 Broadway
The Al steamer GULF STREAM, Captain McCrecry, at
pier 20 East river viii sal ON Saturday, July s. -
INC seamer AhiADNL VIII follow and sail Saturday.
Al goods Houston interior viii be forwarded by
our AGENTS Mcssrs IT, H. McNnhan Co., free Of charge
q il. a1iIGoaY 4 CO., lss Maiden lane,
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.


A ssORTMENT OF sEASONABLE CARRIAGES AND
N Harness. hand and to Purchasers invited to
examine stock, money and goods represented
HICKS, ~ Barclay street.
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FINANCIAL.

A ARoN CRIsTALAR& L CO., AUCTIONEERs AND COM.
"A mission Merchants, 4ss Broadway Liberal cash at
vances made Furndre Pianos, Jswely Diamonds, gem
oral aerchandiso and Goods Ia bonds only regular conin
sion charged
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A --A.-oRPHANs' HOME LOTTERY
"a. .-o =, ., OF The state OF Mississippl
Class lO, %, %, 81 &c. a. 70, 75 ss 81. lS, Iss7
ror cTcuafs &C., adorcss the managers MoNTl RE, BAS
REkvILLE co. Columbus @ Miss. Information furnished
iat oio can s e Sso Seventh Is Sixth
npe, "a Third avenue 6o East Houston reenwch and
W East Thirteenth street, corner of Broadway. ~
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A FAMILY EXCURSION TO ROCKAwAy-oN THURS
n day. July lA-stuamer SYLVAN GROVE, Captain Long
street, win leave Harlem A. A. r. l2oh street. $40 A;n-
ria, S0; Peck slip g. arriving Hoekaway nj III A. NJ NC
turning leave Roeknway r. NJ. Ice and refresh
board MuHc by Waace's Band Fare for the ex-
curaIon L.
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WILL LADY WITH LAVENDER CoLoRED DIRE 50,
w vho went ~ Norwak Saturday afternoon, please In
form gent assisted her when and where
meet after next Monday Address CONFiDEkCE, box
iS7 Herald ot.cc
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sPCATJNG-DO DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS Fol
"A sale.-Medicncs for all diseases Prepared Food 70
ocking Birds at b. DOvEys, No. Greene street, corne
of Canal s--s r-----,,.rfs .ca,. 49,.
N.B-Ladies attended BY Mrs Doyey
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EXCURSIONS.

4. --HOi FOR THE CHOLERA BANXs.-sYEAMEH
n. SETH LOW wil make AZ excursion 10 the CnosTe
Banks Friday. July 10. Boat leaves Harlem al A. NJ
Peck slip at Bait lines refreshments on board Ans
tolwel plo II stormy 18th. viii 30 on 18th.
Game hour. Fare s2.
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tINOR BERMUDA.
Il The Al bl1g LAFAWBA win for the above port On
Tuesday next, 18th inst. !or fsoIght only.
Apply 10
y NORMAN HARVEY.
3: New att
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PERSONAL
PERSONAL.
A MELlA-MONDAY, P. NJ. SAME PLACE.

2 lUcKLEys' MINsTREIs, TUESDAY EVENING. LADY
- In third row, who kindly noticed gentlemen Please ad
Ioss ADMIkE r. Herald Office, apnoinlIng interview.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

enumeration, or shall have failed to
sustain a school for the length Of time
required by Section 80. shall be enti-
tied to receive any portion Ofthe funds
TO be distributed according TO the pro
rata of enumeration.
SEC. "a. The county s~upeFinten-
dent, shall Immediately after making
such apportiOnment, enter the same
in a book kept for that purpose, and
shall furnish the county treasurer
with a certified copy of such appor-
tionment, and each of the directors in
the respective districts in his county,
a certificate showing the amount due
such district, which amount shall be
subject to the order of the directors,
on the county treasurer when properly
countersigned by the moderator,
SEC. Is, A certificate Of election
shall be Immediately issued by the
county clerk to the person so elected
to the Ofice of county superintendent,
who shall within twenty daysthereaf-
ter take and subscribe to theSame oath
as required of other county officers,
and deposit the same with the county
clerk to be filed and preserved in his
office; and 1t shall be the duty of the
county clerk to report the name and
address of the county superintendent,
to the State Superintendent of Public
Instruction. The county superinten-
dent, thus elected, shall enter upon
the duties of his Office on the 1st day
of November following.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
passage.
APPROVED March l, 1870.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
District COurt.

The March Term of this Judicial
District for Nemaha county, is now in
session in this place.
o. P. MASON, Judge.
w. H. HOOVER, Clerk.
o. b. HEWETT, District Atty.
Besides our resident attorneys we
notice from a distance VIM. McLen-
nan and J. N. Shambaugh, from Ne
braska City, and g. P. Uhl, from Falls
City, in attendance.
Judge Mason presides with his usu-
al ability.
The principal case decided thus far
was Whitney VS.. DR.. Blackburn, ac-
ton for malpractice. The case has
excited considerable interest, and call
ed for an examination Of our entire
medical profession. After a somewhat
p~rotracted trial, the Jury brought in a
verdict for the defendant.
The cas- of Holiday VS.. Rombach,
the Aspinwall Land Suit, was settle
ed by agreement.
Several Divorce cases are on hand
for disposition.
A. L. MOULToN of this place, made
application and was admitted to the
Bar. The committee to whom the APP
plication was referred was composed of
Attorneys Thomas, Hewett and
Shambaugh, who, we are informed,
made a thorough examination, and
the applicant acquitted himself with
great credit.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

p Our attention has been called to the
tabular statement of Supt. Beals, as
published on the first page Of our pa
per of last week, to what was thought,
and seemed at first glance to us, as a
wrong done our county in the ap-
portionment of school funds. The Ia
BILE showed that in the apportionment
Of Feb. oath, 1870, Nemaha county,
with 1855 scholars, obtained but
$I77,82, while, for instance, Butler
county with but 2O4 scholars, obtain
ed s2Sl,12 z. By adding the two appor-
tionments, of Dec. 9th and Feb. oath,
and dividing the total by the number
Of scholars, in each case it will be seen
that the prO-SGtn is the same in each
instance fraction over 81 40 per
scholar. The failure TO understand,
we presume, arose from the fact that
the impression prevailed that the Su-
perintendent on Dec. 9th OppOrtion-
ed S~hree-fourths Of the entire appor-
tionment, $4S, S21 II, which was not
the case. Had that been the case,
Nemaha county would have received
on the December apportionment but
1912 IS, whereas she received $S426,
the total amount due her being
$S.6O3 50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
Atohison and Nehrnskn RaiIroad.

The work on this road is progress
ing. We are informed by Hon. G..
w. Click, President of the road, that
ties are now ready for a little more
than one half the road from this city
to the Nebraska State line. The ties
that have been got out are all, or
nearly all, near the line OF the road I;
so that when track-laying commences,
the ties can be loaded on the con-
s~tructlon train without the expense of
handling again. LabOrers are still at
work getting out ties, and are turning
out from three to four hundred every
day. Track laying will commence ia
the spring, and it cannot be many
months until the iron horse will be
making daily trips from st. Louis 70
White ClGad without crossing the
Missouri riyeY.-Atcbison (Kdn.)
Patriot.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17

The enterprising people Of Omaha
have all their arrangements made for
the erection of a Hotel, in all respects
in keeping with the gO-ahead-itiveness
of that place. They have raised the
money-one hundred and fifty hous-
and dollars; selected the site COM
pleted an organization, and will be
ready for early work in the spring.
Speaking of Hotels reminds us that
no place in Nebraska is in greater
need of a good Hotel Building than
B~rownville, and no place where it
would pay better, even as an indivi-
dual enterprise. While our Hotels
are all kept well, there is general COM
plant as to the accommodations OF
the buildings. Let some body move
in the mater this spring.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
SNYDER

The prOtracted religious services
which have been in continuance at
the Presbyterian Church in this place
for several weeks past, closed on Sat
urday morning. Eight persons
united with this branch Of the church,
on Sunday morning, by confession.
Protracted meetings have been held in
all the branches of the church in this
city the past winter, and with most
gratifying results.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-17
Closing Exercises Of the State Normal
School,

SCHOOL,
The closing exercises of this Insti-
tuition will commence on Friday eve
ming March 18th, by literary exercises
by a division Of the Normal Class.
Monday Ga. m, examinations will
commence.
at 8 a. m., Mental Arithmetic and
Algebra commenced. At 10 a. M,
Caesar. At IL a. M, two classes In
arithmetic. At 1! p. M, reading and
spelling. At p p. M, bookkeeping
and penmanship. At 81 p. M, COM
mencing grammar, geometry and
mental philosophy. In the evening
astronomy.
Tuesday 9 a. M, natural philosophy.
At 10 a. m, advanced grammar and
practical arithmetic. At II a. M, al
zebra advanced. At14p p. m, advan-
ced reading and spelling. At q p. M,
geography and Latin reading. At 81
p. M, drawing. Tuesday evening
lecture.
Wednesday 8 a. m, advanced arith-
metic. At 1O4 a. M, teachers class.
At l! p. M, literary exercises of the
Normal Class.
4 general invitation is extended to
the friends of education to attend
through the examination.
t ''-.- J. M. MCKENZIE.