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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-17
TwO-STORY BMCK STORE AND DEPEND
ENCIES, NO. ia LEVEE STREET, Be
TWEEN CLOUET AND MONTEGUT
STREETS, THIRD DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF NICHOLAS -GUIENDER-
| No. e 427.

DIV G.. DE FEstET, AUOTfONEER-
D Once No. 90 Royal street.-SAi URDAy, April
l6 1870, at Nv elve O'Clock NJ, az the st. Charles
Auction Exchange, in the baseme Mt rotunda OF the
st. Charles Hotel, viii be SOLD by public auction,
by virtue Of order from the Honorable Louis
Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second District Court
for parish of Orleans dated March TO- $780, the
following described real estate belonging 10 s8Id
succession, VIZ
LOT OF GROUND in the Suburb Montegut,
in the Third District of this city heretofore third
Municipality of this city,. keyee street, between
MonteguI and Couet streets Said lot measures
twenty seven feet eight inches front on Levee
street, one hundred and three feet and nine inches
in depth the line dividing it from lot number
two, and one hundred and four feet four inches on
the line dividing IL from lot number four, together
with all the buildings and improvements the
said lot, and the rights, privileges ways ana appur
tenances thereunte beonk ing or IN any wise spper'
tanning.
The buildings and Improvements consist of two
story brick house teo. 5t Levee street, covered with
slales with awning in front, and containing below
four rooms, which could easily be converted into
large fine store and in the second story four rooms,
vii ire. places; two story back building. contain
ing eight rooms our of which with fire plscss)-al
under slate roof wood Or coal mouse, TWO cisterns,
oven, well. privy etc
Terms-Cash, in United States treasury notes.
The buildings and improvements on said lot being
suraace Company up to the twentieth April, le!u,
the policy will be transferred TO the purchaser free
of charge.
Act of sale, with the United States internal
revenue stamps attached, before Joseph COIN,
no airy public, at the expense of purchaser, who
will be required to pay the State ana city taxes OF
1869 and 1870 mhl6 % 81 aps Is
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C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceived by the undersigned for the build
ing of the Poor House of Ohio county,
until MONDAY, AUGUST lSt, 1870 AT p.
NJ, for carpenter work, lumber, and all ne
cessary hardware for the completion OF the
carpenter work.
Also, for brick work for the same, brick to
be laid by the thousand, counted in the
wall after the completion Of the job.
Also, for plastering same, to be stated so
much per yard for lath work and so much
per yard for brick work, all to be three-coat
work, sand to be one-half bank sand and
one-half creek sand.
Also, for painting for same, so much per
yard for two-coat work, and so much per
light for glazing.
Also, for tin roof for same at so much per
square.
All material used To be Of the best quail
~, and TO be under the inspection Of the
Building Committee. The committee re-
serve the right to reject any or all bids.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
Supervisors room, Court House, by apply
ing to VIM. salisbury, between the hours
of9 A. NJ. and p. M.
All bids to be directed To the chairman Of
the committee. JOHN CLATOR,
jylS Chairman.
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Education-FemaIe Teachers.

BE- In the recent Educational Convention
held in Warrenton, Virginia, Professor
VENABLE offered a resolution inviting
the lady teachers Of the State to
iFbecome members of the Educational
: sAssociation and SIT in its Conventions"
and the resolution was rejected by that
body of educated gentlemen. n this
We think the Convention was in great
error. Teaching is certainly one of the
moot elevated Of the professions and
the women OF the country are engaged
in lit to very large extent. In the
South since the war thousands of the
most educated and refined ladies, living
'ein affiuence and wealth before the war,
have gon7 TO teaching in private and
"pab,s schools az means OF support to
those dependent on them, and they will
: 20 doubt make it a permanent profes-
sion. Why, then, should they not
attach themselves to educational asso-
Citations and participate in the educa-
ztional conventions which are intended
,qtoadvance the canse Of the profession 2,
s Il ia true lady can never eondescend,
10 mingle with rough men in A. poiit-
iesbssssmblass, where the scramble is
fos efassssrTia hs' love sssociations,
.se-sz rzf~E- oog ~
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Parties I'm Virginia.

The Conservative party in Virginia
has reorganized, by still retaining the
name qCenseryatiye," and eleedng a
State Executive Committee with
RALEIGH T. DANIEL, Esq, chairman.
As there are only two parties in the
Countrywide Democratic and Rephbli,
can-of course tire CONSERVATIVES OF
Virginia will act with the former in all
national issues, though in reality they
should have assumed at once TN tame
Of Democrats. ..... ,...r
The Republican party in Virginia
has gone TO the dogs : I.sr Ieatfing or
gan, the State Journal, OF the 18th, al
most gives mp the ghost in the follow
ing piteous appeal:
I'VE are not strong enough 10 risk
the contest ON the popularity of our
principles alone, and, therefore, must
depend in great measure upon per-
sonal prestige. The great object OF
the party, then, is. to organize under
popular leaders, who can secure victory
to our banners, no matter what their
political associations in the past may
have been, if only they are trustworthy
Republicans now, and friends Of the
administration and the country.
As the Radical party in Virginia is
too weak TO risk fight on principle,
they are looking ont for leading re-
cruits from the Conservative side, but
they will not get many we presume.
Here in West Virginia the Radicals
are not only too weak to risk fight
on principle but they are compelled to
disfranchise twenty thousand white
men in order to retain a ghost of a
chance of retaining possession OF the
Government. Even this and the "co-
hesive power of public plumber" will
not long keep them from crushing de-
feat
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BETHANY COLLEGE,

TIME THIRTIETH SESSION OF THIS
Institution will commence on MONDAY,
the 18th Of SEPTEMBER,,lS70,C and terminate
on the 18th of June, 1871. 1t is romanticals
~ situated in the midst Of the beautiful
and healthy hill-countrv OF the " Panhan-
dle'' of West Virginia, easily accessible by
railroad or river md. surrounded with the
most favorable influences for student life.
II has. a property in Endowment, Build
ings, Apparatus, Library, &c. OF over $3.50,
and furnish facilities for thorough sduca-
cation Of the very first order.
AMPLE are provided for
both public and private boarding, and I'M
furnished rooms will be let to students who
wish to board themselves.
COURSE OF 1NsTRrcTIoN.-l, Regular Lit
erary Course, including. the Ancient Lam
guages, for the Degree OF Bachelor of Arts.
?. Literary and Scientific Course for the
Degree Of Bachelor Of Sciences. & The
Course for Master Of Arts. 4. The Course for
Master of Sciences. 5. Special Courses in
Detailed information as to these Courses
will be found in our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUsEUM.-The Institu-
ton has a complete set Of Philosophical
Apparatus, and students who wish IL are
trafned in the use of Field Instruments
practical instruction and work in Chemical
Analysis, and an ample Museum for the
study Of Natural History.
TERMs.-Tuition, $50 per session. Board
ing from u to IS per week. Unfurnished
rooms % per session 10 each student. pre-
pairing for the Ministry. Free tuition to
sons OF Ministers Of the Gospel Of all de-
nominations.
For further particulars apply for cata-
iogue to Professor Q. L. LooS, Secretary, or
to w. X. PENDLETON, President,
JyB trsfA.,G Bethany, West Va.
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from the Cincinnati Commercial


THE condition of the two Powers now
at issue is such that q war between
them could not fail. to be one of vast
magnitude. France has suffered much
from her recent contest, but the spirit OF
her people would enable her to make q
formidable stand against any combina-
ton which could be opposed TO her. II
has been estimated that the Crimean
war cost her eighty thousand men, the
Italian campaign sixty thousand, and
the wars in China and Mexico sixty-fve
thousand. The total loss in treasure is
represented in an official report Of the
British Secretary of Legation in France,
(July, lS6e)to be equivalent 3, 200, 000,-
900, The strength of her army, on war
footing, is over 15I 900 men. Her navy,
at the close of last year, could boast OF
62 iron-clads, and included, altogether,
+0l war vessels, mounting 3045 guns.
The Prussian and North German
fleet is far inferior to this, and so far as
the contest on the ocean was concerned,
the French would unquestionably have
the mastery. The commerce OF Prussia
and North Germany would be swept
from the seas. This inferiority, how
ever, does not extend to the army. The
stringent system which prevails in Prus-
lisa makes Of every citizen o soldier.
With comparatively few exceptions, the
subjects of King William |. are trained
to the use Of arms. The majority
have served both ,in, thsi regular and,
militia, and at the lowest estimate,
she could immediately put into the field
would be not less than 10000
men. The struggle therefore, would
be one between giants, and for the sake of
humanity We may vel hope that it
may still be averted.
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Prevention.

II prevention was studied, there
would be no occasion for,ths thousands
Of cures one hears and reads Of Let a
colt, calf, lamb, pig or any young ami
maj, be keps Ina driving "a. condition
from its birth UP and it will not all.
Any one can't do this, but substitutes
drugs, and brush and comb with elbow
grease, to colts and calves Of tender
age, ranks is!mSSlmindS IN de same
eelIa:s Yith those, ybQ make lascsfter
grsin IS hasyestedsS Yha. grow grass to
rot oi pastures and suppose permanent
,l,t land nd Is injured BY grazing
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The Young Ladies' Institute
WHEELING. w. VA.

Late Moundsyille Female Seminary
Prof Pr. " " : sI nIDS,, HgTcHS'' prInclr-
Miss II. l.. BoSiiAM, Vice Priclpal.
AE<S MARY JACKSON, OF Weston, Matrnu
Assisted by n full corps of Professors ant
Teachers.
CALL TERM OPENS sRPTEMBrR ira
II 1870
DESIGN.
The design of the Institution h la nIfnI,,
a thorough and systematic course of H.
struction for young ladies, upon the plan u,
University .instructiOn--cach department 90
learning being complete within iueelf.-thu-
enabling Young lady 10 select bet own
cOur>e Of study without being restricted T.
any fixcd routine Of classs-rcQuiribg y
certain number Of years Ia flnish-but H.
opposition To this, young ladies who have
advanced fur, her In some studies than 9th
eTS, can have the benefit Of their former NJ
tRinments, and obtain n Certificate Of Prun.
cheney In one or more schools, perhaps h.
I'm the course Of one ycnr-nftsr which tim"
they may bring mp, with greater rapidly
and success, other studies.
MUSIC.
Young ladies' who have acquired cuiIsld
cradle proficiency upon the Plano, and VII
may wish tn prosecute the study sill fuI
theT, can b. furnished with advantages 10
mastering this instrument. Mrs. lIutrhin,
p''Tf'' sN"N'''s'''s ~ h'fs''
paItment.
Other schools embrace thorough insuug
ton In the fDllowing directions, viz: Msth
ematics, History, Bellies Isttrs~, NaturH'
History, Physical Scienrc, Christian Acienc'
Ancient and Modern Languages and Pin,
Arts. .s......
The Academic Degrees are conferred w.
State authority, and arr ~ follows, namely
Mistress OF English Litcfature-three yeaD-
cOurSe. Mistress Of Arts--four years cOur-
Mistress Of Music-two 10 three years.
EXPENSF,S-BoAR DEPARTMESI
BOarderr, two In q room, including all
expenses Of washing, fuel, lights gym
hastics, Penmanship, English, latin.
and French schools, per year. ...,.........tt'
BoardeJs, four In a room. Including ~
above per year b
ParlOr BOartierr, two In n room, pupil
taking but one or two Studies pr year q
ParlOr BOarders, with ful! advantage Of
InsditutloB, and with the privilege of
three music Lessons per week and three
10 I'VE hours practice per day, pcr year o.
Tuition for Day Pupils, =, q, w, Al, l2spi
IL dollars per quarter, according ~ grade,
Rooms tor the occupation 81 boafders b.
Of two classes, wiz: lst--ssingie rDoms, 90 b.,
occupied ~ fYo pupils; Id Double Toon..
cOnHsdngoi ParlOr and Bedroom, for eithp
two or foar pupis.
For full particulars send for catalogue 90
address the Principal at Wheeling, W. W.
JunG-MwSd&w
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Tbe War News.

or course the war news from Europe
increases in interest every day, and we
devote tho most Of our space to details.
The English press with great reason
,seem to think that Prussia will suffer
,1Sttisaster at first, because she is not as
&,ll prepared for the conflict as France
WHO'S smies7hsye been put in splen-
did trim and ,whose preparations have
izbses- -sseines on secrelyA- for a
=, long, a. ,iime - NAPOLEON too has
been smart enough 10 throw a
portion Of his army in between South
and North Germany, and has demanded
f.om the former an immediate deelara-
ton of. neutrality The CELEBRITY of
this movement viii in a.! probability
accomplish It's purpose, and leave Prus-
sia to seek aid elsewhere il She shall
.e'yreea it l.. goo. '... .' ...
.G The English press, of course, takes
sides against France and pronounces
her entirely wrong. 1t could not be
expected for them TO do otherwise for
= NOT one Of England's historians, poets
OF Statesmen ever did NAPOLEON /. or
France justice, simply because they
never liked either.
Englands emphatic demand that
Belgium shall not be invaded will no
aorbtSbe. respected by France in the
opening of the campaign for NAPOLEON
will hardly be so rash as. to provoke
England to a rupture while he has
Prussia to contend with
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~ We, have omitted to congratulate our
h. contemporary Of the Clarksburg C0'serra-
iiip< upon the great enlargement and
Improvement of his paper. The Coz
servativs is now. one of the .handsomest,
and we must say ,-mest spirited Demo
, cratic papers now publish led in the
* State, and we wish it great success -.
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what Have We Done that our Enc
'-'ai'. mics Should Praise us?

hAA~s - AoASV s'
We observe that the Charleston Jour
nal and several other bitter Radical
papers in the State are publishing with
considerable gfec some OF the recent
editorials Of the Parkersburg Gazette,
in which that Journal has been making
inexcusable war upon the Democratic
platform and some members Of the
Democratic party. We don't know
what the feelings of our respected Co
temporary Of the Gazette are when he
sees his own guns thus turned by the
enemy against his party but If we
.hould. ever be 20 unfortunate as 10 see
our ARTICLES copied as ammunition into q
Radical paper, we should involuntarily
.sxclaim; Lord, what have We done
that eur. enemies should praise us?'
rWewuuh feel guilty of some crime to
be caught amongst thieves. and should
proceed at once to examine our errors
and retrace our steps. 1t is OF course
the privilege OF the editor of the Gazette,
after considering his relations TO the
Democratic party and the fact that he
was q. member Of the Charleston Con
-sehtioh, to determine whether he should
continue TO feed, the guns of the enemy,
or devote the next three months to mis-
destruction. For our part we prefer to-
reserve for squabble any domestic quar-
rel that We might possibly have with
members of our party until after we
have whipped the enemy. .ns ,
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REFERENCES ny PERMISSION /:

kEfERENlfS III ithAIS~loN'
Hon. Vim. T. Stevenson, Governor West '
X. I. Berkshire, Judges Sup'e Cnu'
james l.. Brown.J OF Appeals ". Va
J. ]. Jackson, Jr., Judge of the I, o
District Court, W. Va
ID. ID. +. FaruswOrth, President III Scn
ate, w. Va.
A. Werninger, Member Senate,
" Jacob Hornbruok, President West v
IuS. Co.
Z" Jacob NJ. Bickel, Vice President We
Va. Ins. Co.
Caleb Bogges, Attorney, Clarksburp, ", \
3. White y sheriff S Mercer county o'
II. q. Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
]. ". Camden, President Of First Sailru,
hank, Parkersburg.
Aud the following memberS ~ the i"u
OF Delegates OF West Virginia:
Hon. Il. II. Smith, KanawhE county
q. q. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, Wetzrl
Nathan Con, Harrison
Josrgh Tcter, Barbour
X. NJ. Hill, Marion.
James Heryey, Brooke.
Martin Judy, Grant
X. Davisson, Taylor
Henry Mannon, Lewis
Floyd, Nicely, Doddridgr
J. i. Bowyer, Putnam
J. s. WiIkinson,
ianA
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where all the refine TENT, elevation and
pity Of the female Character are made
q aisappseg like so1Rded yeepish frqR.
nss furnifnf b 6b e sati &hle De- !
ssIpbld -, sidong ntlerl Of altureI
"a reanss@t sp comp ytea 18th an
Intellectual profession iT x6Eh both
sexes are engaged, it doesSzeem to us
that it would be eminently proper and
wise to admit lady teachers.
The truth is the sphere Of woman is
too mach restricted in the world any
how. Some people think they are made
for nothing but to be parlor, oEnaRepisl.
q tptgst parRsd, hayes h3ildrsp and to
.Iftsp lhsm. eve protest against this
narrow view of the question; i Thou
sands sane 9 Of the, best ladies ipthe land hate
70 NE BY their mental or physical labpr
ANA acsfsranehis and Is 10 bo rsstrict-'
ing ,he,n. tosI sefy 7larrosS sphere of
Iifa wheathey are not permitted to be
anything but seamstressssi or chambers
maidss lIsitilhot Gruelto DENY Them any Of
the elevated professions for 4 iyelyhood
and distinction? There certainly ought:
ts lie ofeaale sDoct 8 dThere' II hot
tnaraed qady n" the laad 81 Retirement
who will not say that much for her sex
They ought to he teachers in our
schSSis Aha 16ieses; $ecahseineduca-
ton, taste and character, they are pc
euliarly rsdaptelf 70 that yrptesspn-
more 50 haH1Rhy of dei heriSho ara
engaged: in ri, lsnd frequently make a
botchi fitalo T.afoq e
SlThe1time1is passing By ,Hhea these
liberal views in behalf Of ladies eocc,b
pations can be successfully eombatted
or resisted by those Who want to "crib,
cabin and confine" them forever to the
parlor, the chamber and the workshop
Ladies can teach young. 'Hleas how 70
shoot just az we'll as they can shoot
young ideas with Cupid's bow, and they
should be invited to enter fully as pro
fessors into all branchesof educa-
ton, and participate fully in all that
concerns , its.s advancement and eleva-
ton. .
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Wanted.

A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY COUN-
Il ty In this State to solicit for tile Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF Phila-
delphia. This company is no Logger an ex-
pertinent, but established upon firm ba-
sis, and is In most safe and prosperous
condition, with more than twenty years
experience. Apply ut once by letter or In
person to 4. G. MAYOR,
-. General Agent,
No. ia Market street, Wheeling, ". Va.
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For Rent.

4 TENEMENT CONTAINING FOUR
n rooms, situated on Monroe street, near
the Court House
Also for sale, a fine bedstead, bureau,
waShstand, chairs, tables, tin ware, &c.
Enquire OF &. II. QUIMBY,
.'...' Book & Newsletter,
jylS Market street, near Quincy.
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