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FOR f S T H ALL :,
MARION, ALABAMA,

On the first of October next, / will open in
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mere are hve Professors and Teachers of eX.
perience and most approved skill.
AS the number Of pupils is limited to 30, of
Whom ~ will board at the Hall. Early applfca
uon will probably be necessary to secure adj.
mission. ~ al
For Circular containing full information
and for definite statement Of terms, address
. NOAH X. DAVIS,
Jel'd&W3m. Marion Ala
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ne S''nrnervt Institute is patroniz,d by n. fire.,
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EDUCATIONAL.
SUMMERVILLE INSTITUTE
THE LARGEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL
BOARDING school In the sou,ss-r
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN,

4
I"as school has all the Advantages of Coll,o. ,r,y
| "One o. IT'S Disadvantages.
The Sttnmeryue institute is pntron;,.d b., a. e..
Men o. the South.
TH 5 old and highly useful and popular
=, institution enlarged, refitted and re-fIlr.
nIshed, and having the ablest corps of Teach
ers ever brought together in this country, will
ehter upon Its Fourteenth Session ON
Monday, the first day Of October next.
a, Inc Principal has associated with him in
Ine school, John M. Puttick, A. NJ, W. r.
nn IrE A. NJ. and Mr.. T. j. Williams;
rroI. r. Z. Holmes gives instruction in Music
every day with coInmendable zeal and ability.
Inc scEool Is situated in high, salubrious
region, known as the " Mountains. eleven
miles from Shuqualak, on the Mobile and Ohio
nanlroad, ana Is almost the only School, of its
surrender, large additions have been made to
the buildings, and the term closing June 3Oth
Is the most prosperous and useful one known
In Inc history Of the School, successful.as it
mas al"ays Deen. Every branch of Mathe-
mates, pure and mixed, including
Ciril Engineering and Practical Field Ou,yut;ou.
with . splendid equipment, is taught With the
very first ability. The classics and the French
language form an important feature in the req
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are ably and forcibly taught, including the
Nalural sciences, illustrated by complete an
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IN the regular Commercial Schools
The most frequent instruction given Students
!, 10 MAINTAIN their self-respect and be gentle
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hem in every interest. ''-''
= The charges are, for Twenty weeks, One
hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars, invariably |
ng and Fuel-extra
10 secure room, or for other particulars |
Iddress, Gholson, T. o., Miss.
THOS S. GATHRIGHT.
Principal and Proprietor.
I1 Catalogues furnished on application.
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Cypress Companies.

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TNHE GREAT SMOKY HILL ROUTE,
l. THE SHORTEST AND BEST ROAD TO DENVER
AND THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS
TIE OVERLAND DISPATCH COMPANY having
thoroughly re6ed their line by the Smoky HIN Route
nov ready TO take Passengers and Express.
Their stage will connect With the Hannibal and ST. Joe
Railroad Atehson also with the Union Pacific Topeka
thus sfordug the peasest and the greatest eIped.
ton
For full particular and rates apply to
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DRAMATIC and POLITICAL READINGS

Prof RALPH O. HIBBARD.
This young and eocotioaist will make bis hst
No as Broadway, on TUESDAY EVENING. Jan. 30 and
Feb. 6.
Ticket, for sale at the music Of Horace Waters No.
AL roadway and j. schuberth Co., No. $40 Broadway,
and at the Opera" corner fourhave and Fourteenhst
Single tickets 80 cents -
Prof Hubbard the highest praise and most ap
psuss Portland cen giye.-ID Daily Press. Portland Me-
New CITY Hall never held more enthusiastic and Appre-
eisye crow han II did last evening In the dsmsc well
as humorous Of Prof Hbbard there Ia peculsr power
and orignsy that charmed every His end de-
livery will the OF the severest criticism Applause
after applause showered upon HIM Evening Courier
Portland. Me.
Mr. Russell author Of standard work elocuioD, pro
nounces Prof Hbbsrd OF the hest eocutions In the
country Waterbury American, Conn.
The audience unanimous in expression. OF delight
Prof HbbsId has fall manly voice, musical and modalsed
II Evening Press, Hartford, Conn.
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OLYMPIC rHEATER. oon
" Sole Lessee and JOHN y,
trzu EsrAsLpHnExr DOES sor ApvERrss II 1Hs
NETWORK BERALp5
THIS EVENING,
md also on SATURDAY EVENING, ysnT'
In accordance with universal desues
Mr.. T.. L. DAVENPORT
VIII appear In his great I'm per,onsuonoi
SIR GILES OVERREACH.
In MsssineeTs play in I've acts. cntite a
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEbIs'
which will be presented with cast including
ME J. o. STUDLEl, - =
Messr. IL Stoddart, j. W. Blaisdell g. W. eaI.s9,uu,
Lewis. T. j. Hind Miss Kate Newton. MIRA q. H. Gilbert
Miss Auie Harris, 6c., &c.
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. ~,
Mrs. JOHN WOOD
win make her appearance for the first time in two montn'
with Mr. L. L. DAVENPORT, In
LONDON ASSURANCE.
In active preparation. $1,000
SEVERAL NOVELTIES
viii shortly be presented including new Comedy hs"
ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
Door open az curtain At ~ sests secured 'nie'
days IN advance.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Lessee and MsnageI............WM WHEATLEx

(rHB EsrABLIsHxrsr not ADVERTISE IN TIE
NETWORK HkRALD)
Second week Of the engagement Of the
GREAT AMERICAN TRAGEDIENNE,
MISS BATEMAN. -,
Mr. WHEATLEY feels great pleasure In having had tns
opportunity Of reinfodncing her warm hencs end 20
nrrs the pubic OF New York. this most gifted and
young LADY, whose talents hays for the las, three years justly
gained for her sbroid the assured position Of tho
FIRST TRAGIC ACTRESS OF THE TIME,
And who la the zenith OF her Tame no PoPu
larty IN the principal cities OF Great Britain aud Ireland
Her Triumphant European success has been 70 echoed ~
the unanimous voice o. her friends and contrymen IN THIS
clty the wheDing mutitudes who nightly throps
Nbos Garden the delight with which this artist mas
been welcomed home
THIS lFidsy) EVENING, jan 26. 1886.
and every during the week will be presented osen
that's beautiful play Of
JEWISH MAIDEN
In which Miss BATEMAN will sustain her original chsrscter
of LEAH and the following powerful cast embracing the
names Of
Mr. J. C. Cowper, Mr. J. @. Burnett. c. II. Morton, ID.
p. Ration Geo Beeks T.. Holmes. w H. DanyersE Barry
Rende, Neil, Mrs. A. Perry Fanen, A. Chapman Everett
Burke. Lulu. kc., &c.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
ORIGINAL MUSIC.
NEW AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES AND
APPOINTMENTS.
Admission, IS cents. Reserved Seats. 81. Orchestra
Chairs So Seats in Dress Circle Private Boxes, 81 ~
Family Circle (entrsnee Crosby.s;.I so cents
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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4 GENTS WANTED-For 1.-THE FIELD,

A GENTS WANTED--For "THE FIELD,
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6eaebers.

WANTED-A LADY TEACHER, Presby-
w terrain or Conuegatcnsst; skilul In teaching French
snd English Address with full particulars TEACHER Boz
No. l07 Montclsir N. J.
VETANTED-A GENTLEMAN TEACHER of
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furniture.

A LII KINDS of FURNITURE, MATTRESS
IA Is. BEDDING, LOOKlSG.G GLASSES, kc., cheapest
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Chamber Suites pain and ornamental ct Il. r. FARRING
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WALLACK".
w Proprietor and Manager. .hr. LESTER WALLACE
(rnIs ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE In rHs
NETWORK HERALD)
Open at a o'clock. Begins att
FRIDAY aud SATURDAY,
The new Ave act drama by Tom Taylor ESQ., founded Oh
Miss Braddons celebrated novel entitled,
HENRY DUNBAR,
Or, THE OUTCASE.
Characters by Messrs J. w. Wslsck Charles Fisher
Young Georre Holland Norton q. T. Rnggold q. Browne,
Wiiism.on Graham, Pope. Ward, Misses Mary Cannon,
Madeline Hennques and lone Burke,
MONDAY,
Second time In two years,
THE RIVALS,
TUFSDAY-HENRY DUNBAR
WEDNESDAY-Boucics charming Comedy
THE IRISH HEIRESS,
lin which Mr. John Gilbert will make his first sppersnce
since hi, severe ness will be acted for the FIRST TINE
oihsr sTASDARD COMEDIES and various ATTRACT.
I'VE NOVELTIES are in preparation
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SCRANTON L BURR. Agents.

A GENTS WANTED for HORACE GREE.
~ LEY's HISTORY OF THE WAR - "aHE
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CADEMY OF MUSIC. -
n ITALIAN OPERA. sSAsJ ns,. ~, 100"
ITEM xsrAsIlsHnrxr DOES ADvERrns II THE hS"
YoRK AKrAIp)
OPENING NIGHT OF THE NEW SEASON
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. L. 1860
win be produced Meyerbeers last work
wa LAFRICAINE.
On FRIDAY EyEVING, Feb. q U.H.
CRISPIN0 LA CnMAhh
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. FEB.
GRAND MATINEE.
Further particulars IN future advertise nents
SEASON SUBSCRIBERS rN o,,-
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man and lady, without any extra charge.
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FOR SUBSCRIPTION
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Danfins Araoemles.

~ II. RIvERSs
". DANCING ACADEMY.
No. % sCHERMERH0RN-S ST.. Conner Of COURT.sT.,
BROOKLYN. New Classes for beginners are now forming
For the SECOND QUARTER Send for circular. Incose
Is cents pamphlet containing the GeInan Coton and
RsshiOnsble QuadT1nes.
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GRAND CONCERT of VOCAL and m

GRAND CONCERT of VOCAL and IN
NJ SENTIMENTAL MUSIC At DODWORrHS HALL
No s1s Brosdwsy on MONDAY EVENING Jan. 20 iseo,
for the BENEfIr Of GEORGE W. CRAY rsdgSs'e o. ,hs
nsttutiou for the Blind assisted by Mr. w. " NOE ana ths
celebrated BLIND QUARTErTE CLUB:
Doors open 81 Z; Concert commences al O'CLOCK .
PROGRAMME
PART
l. 0PFyIyQ-Piano. E'eJo'
p OrARrKrrR-Dsyight is the Deep. Miss f. Cailsn
= Miss Il. Bsker Mr.. Noyes and MI W. v: NOE
] SoLo-Thou art bliss r. S.ep
a soIo-Beauiifa lse OF the Ses...... MT. j. N noye
s. DUEr-Ah! my pretty Birds. Miss h. Calcn ana Mise
G. soLo-Rathlren Masourneon. q w CSsw
SoLo-Rocked In the Grade Of the de"p...mf W. " voc
q SOTO AND CHoRus-Kiss me good night
q observation-disclosures Chorus. Messra D. Hsesr
D'Af-' aud J. NJ Noyes
H. SosG. ~ ~ Go
II SoLo-Tis but little Faded Flower. MI " ~. Sts"
Id Dohi-"'P's' NJ. Moves
IL Solo, II 10 better to sagh than be signing Mis-. barker
is Duxr-Larboard Watch. Mr.. w. V. Noe and Mt :.
49, soLo-I1l be no Submissive Wife...M Ms, T. Saea
H. Sosa-Smon the Celarrr nra W. ''A0
is FIslLE-THE STARsPANGLED BANNER -,
The piano this occasion 10 from tho "erooms oi
the celebrated Stenwsy X Sons
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rTHE CELEBRATED PIANOS of j. & G.
FsCBER-the best and most reliable Pianos made over
strung agate and al improvements wholesale and q
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A GENTS WANTED
THE LIFE OF AsaAHAM LINCOLN.
By

the widely Known and fsvorte sabor Nearly 100 900 copes
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4mnsememis.

WINTER GARDEN.
tr.p rsrAsIn..r.r pos. sor ApvrArInu
TEE NETWORK HERAIp.)
rAiDAr, ~. r e sooru
' Wi Will 1 GPPEAR THIS EVENING.
Fcs the
LAST TINE BUT TWO
In bis pand role Of
'' ..-sn.~ = ~ SPLENDID CAST.
Edwin BOOTH
R RSY B BIAS
MONDAY md ruEs sPSEa ne nd 'sA-HAMihr'
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 81,
''' ' ia1 II R aSSEs S s5GHa
nuY BIAS.
|T UCY RUsHTONs
IL NETWORK THEATER,
Mo- rs and @ lucy RusaoN
In compliance With requests win Be repeated
THIS friday EVENING, jan 20.
THE DAY AFTER ,
Lady Elizabeth Freclove. Miss Lucy Ro.hton
The performance VIII conclude with Douglas Jen0lds
sdy OF
Characters by M-ssrs. Clarke, Mortimer, Pearson, ls
gins Mestsye Mira Meder Mira MARX Smith, and thu entire
Leader Of the orche.tr. IL TsinstOn
On MONDAY, Jan. 49,
will be presented another COMEDY In which Miss Rnshton
NEW MUSICAL BURLEsoUE,
founded upon the drama OF
ARRAH.NA. POGUE
Doors open at II; Performance to commencen1i
Acting Manager and Treasurer. H. H. JAWS
stage j. Sch0uDvfz
Boz Of,1 open from q N. till D. Seats secured six
days In advance.
NEW GRAND ROMANTIC DRAMA
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6itnations iUauteo-females.

A RESPECTABLE WIDOW, who has lost
her husband in the war wishes 90 by the day In
private families; e. ffclsss SEAMSTRESS Gail ut No.
$50 ThiIdsve., between Thirty hfth and ThtysIthsti
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A JOB COMPOSITOR WANTED-One that
N ia used to small job Work Apply st the Stereotype
Foundry, No. "a Beekmsn-st-
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V,HE MASON g. HAMLIN CABINET OR.
i GANs-FIFTYyTWO GOLD or SILVER MEDALS
or other HIGHEST PREMIUMS have been awarded ID;
II. within few years. and SEVENTEEN within the las,
four weeks for THE BEST INSTRUMENTS Of THIS
GENERAL CLASS.
Printed testimony presented in their circulars from more
than $50 Of the most eminent and musician 10 the
country that THE MASON HAMLIH CABINET Or
CANS ARE UNEQUALE0. Prices, Sll0 TO 500 Ware
rooms No. 596 Broadyyay EeuYork.
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WANTED-A competent Protestant GIRL
w as WAITRESS. Apply at No: West Thirty fourh-st.
on Monday, between 10 and 4 O'Clock.
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III NY-For Boys under H. English, French and Spanish
Military Dr Gymnastics Riding, kc for Physical Training
Very healthy and comfortable. L. HINDS Principal
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90 A MFR. SCHOOL INST.," founded 1855,
IA fsa reliable EducsionAl Bureau,
rev eli who seek well-quAhhed1seborL
Ter sidins tsachst 70 secure suitable positions.
Der sIvise Parents information 81 coed Schoo,a
Ter selling and renting School Properties.
&c Al teachers should have Application Form .
EK- Every Educator should see American Educational
ko1thly. Specimens by mail for 10 cents.
]. w. SCHERMEKHORN, Actusry. No. 40 Grand-st.
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DEPARTURE Or STEAMERS.

The screw steamer Virginia, Captain Brown, sailed
from pier No North river at noon yesterday for
Queenstown and Liverpool She carried twelve cabin
and sixty steerage passengers, and cargo of cotton,
cheese, grain, &C., valued at 81, zoe, 900.
Tho screw steamer City Of New York left pier No. IS
North river three O'Clock yesterday for Queenstown
and Liverpool Her cargo consisted Of cotton, cheese
and bacon, and she carried twenty nvc cabin passon
gers.
North river at twelve O'Clock yesterday with fourteen
eteersge passengers She loaded with cotton cheese
and bacon.
left pier No ~ North river at three O'Clock r. NJ yes
to-day with four hundred passenger for Rio Janero
Her cargo composed OF general merchandise
The steamer Bavaria sailed from Hamburg pier,
Hoboken, at twelve O'Clock N. yesterday, with tho
United States mail and forty passcngcrs She was loaded
with cotton, corn, sewing machines &C., valued at
The sidewhcci steamer San Salvador Captain Atkins
sailed 1t three o'clock r. d. yesterday. for Savannah
Her ca.go consisted Of general merchandise and she
ried forty PASSENGERS Csak VI .sS-~S.
Tho iron screw steamer Havana len pier 10 North
river at three O'Clock yesterday for New Orleans with
cargo OF general merchandise and twenty-five pas
sepxwa
ailed from pier No North river At three n yester
day Tor New orieanA She carried twenty vo passon
gers and q cargo of general merchandise.
left peS m North RIVER a. three O'clock n yesterday
for New Orleans with twenty i've passengers and cargo
OF genera merchandise.
The steamer MoneEa er. pier 80 North river for Roa.
mond at thrsc O'Clock p yesterday with twenty-five
passengers and cargo OF general merchandise.
The screw steamer Saragossa Captain Crowcll, took
her departure from pier No. IA East river for Charleston
at three p. yesterday. She carried y cabin passen.
gers and q cargo OF general merchandise.
The steamer Valley City sailed from pier ID East river
at three o'clock yesterday for Washington, Norfolk
and Richmond. She was loaded with general merchan-