New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21

Recitation-Orphan's Lament, Henrietts
Disiogue-Crammiug is III Feaaing, Aida
Reeves, Isabel and Henrietta Estng.
Duett-Poet and Peasant PiSno, Geor'
Rscitssion-Fortune Teller, Aida Reeves,
sussn Bretter. zelia L. Silva and Marie
sone-Beautiiul Bells. Il
Diaiogue-Pnnter and Inn Keeper, Josie
EiseIe and Master Louis Lscoste. @
Recitation Orphan, Theresa Schidler.
Dueet-The Cousins, George Fareto and
JOSIE Eisele. 20 l-. i,A'l +
Recintion-The Times, LouisaS Schiek.,v
SODg-Natslie. H., ..-... -s-4t. go. ~,
Recitation-Model School. =" ~ ~
DuetrLs Berceuse; George Fareto and
Recitsticn-People will Talk; Henrietta
Sone-Loye Launched Fairy Boat.
Dialogue-Irish Emigrant; George Fareto
and Annie Keegan. ass.l lI- ,-r I
Song-Bird Of Beauty.
Recitation-Elizs Smith. -
Sopg-Star 6pangled Banner.
The Danpsrs (BeyO sebeel. y
At this establishment we fosnd IN unu-
suslly large number OF visitor, attracted
thither BY . well arranged programme, a.
follows: SO 80 tt. .T.
s.ss MORNING EXERCISES.
Reading and Spelling, Geognphy No. 5,
Dictation, Grammar, History OF the United
States, Arithmetic. -,.ssI-s ....
AFTERNOON EXERCISES 80,
Song-Hail Columbia.
Six Years Old Protest-Mies !. kessler.
The Bee. Clock and Broon-Misses e.
Peters, J. Lahargue and n. Re0se. 8
B ,meo and Juliette- Piaso-Giss l..
b God Bless You-Miss A. Simon.
The Wreath sons-Misses l..
Fisher and n. Fiaher. j.. E..--.,
The Wonderful Scholar Mises J. O'Brian,
L. Bally and L. Miller.
Proposition Miss N. Brown. >
Bevy of I,s-Pupils Of Fifth Department.
Trust your Mo,her-Miss F. kungesser.
/ Puritaui-PianO-Mlss l.. Hilari0t. Z,
A Rat or q Aouse-Misses L. Bust and B.
Parlorgue. -s
Juniata-Song.
Be- = Woman3Miss 4. Gordan. -s
: Handsome Is that Handsome Does
Misses K. simon and 8. Wolf. 7,ata
French Song--Mlss B. Parloagpe.
America-Son8. ..t...f
L. Rance.
: Natchlaeer in Granada-Mis Z. wroth.
Schoolmaster Abroad-Puuls of First
Department. a,3s A. s
The Little Dog-German-Aiss A! Miller.
Lady Moon Song. Il
La Rissolle ct Merlin-Xisses B. Ducour-
neau aud L. Laroche.
Fashionable Hat-Misses E. Wroth, A.
Duffy and L. Rust. -. - l
Flowers -Compcsition-Miss R. Dour.
Home, Sweet Home-Piano-4iss 4.
Smack in School-Miss L. SHINES.
Now l lay me down to Sleep-song-Aliss
l.. Henry. -
Mrs. Peabody. of Observation-Disclosures of
First Department.
Rigoletto-Piano-Miss R. Dour.
Mrs. Caudle's Lectures-Misses L. Hilariot
and L. Nungesser. - a.4.,....
-Vacation-6ong. Ind. E. ....,-...., /
Teachers-Mrs. NJ. C. Duboia principal;
Miss N. Sassinot, frat assistant; Miss ].
S:hlierman, second assistant; Miss M. v.
Sarran, second assistant; Miss n. King,
third assistant; Mrs. Ii. Begault, third
assistant.
THE Little Dog" in German, by Miss
Miller, was excellently spoken. The little
miss utters her sentences with the utmost
distinctness. A FrencL song BY Miss Par
Tongue was received with lively demonssla- .
tions Of applause. ~ .,..
The Rampart (OolOred Glrls) School.
This is well conducted school Of l05 pu-
pills, under the principal charge of Misc s.
Ludwig. assisted by three ladies-Mrs. n.
Cslonge. Miss E. Dolan and Miss N. N. Fits.
Miss Ludwig is highly spoken Of by the
and Others who have known
her as teacher, and from what we saw
during brief visit yesterday she richly de-
serves their good opinion. We noticed
posted upon the blackboard the following
L. CastaiDg. E. Terence, J. Rivers. L.
White. Second division-E. Rivers, L.
White, o. Smith, A. St. German.
ExceisiorNBy Emily Terence. f'-
LIE Nom de Marie-By Deslise Azennard.
Piano. Kitty Wells-By Louise White,
Susie Brown Josephine Rivers. Isabella
Bella Reed, Anna Reed, Emily Ter.
My My Mother-By Annie Reed. -
New England's Deadly Lizzie Grant.
4 The Psalm of Life-By Josephine Rivers.
My Bird is Dead by Meta Wallace.
Piano. Washington ARTILLERY Polka-By
Louise White. mo- 49,. :.
Little DOLBY Lena E. AzennMd.
Little and Little-By Emily Bass.
School Army.
The Plot-Susie Brown. "I p
The Little Girl and her Kitten-Louise
Mitchell. lr r
Unesty Learning to Read-Florida Jones.
Piauo-Mabel Waliz-Louise White.
The Girl that Sings-Annie Shakar.
PianO-Tne Wandering Refugee-Louise
White, Bella Reed, Anna Reed, Emily Ter.
ence, Isabella Adams, Josephine Birns, Susie
Brown. Nrr
Tired of Play-Isabella Adams. re
The Death of Pythias-Leontlne Castaing.
The Dialogue on Dress-E. Bass, J.
Adams.
America.
A liberal supply of refreshments had been
provided, which were freely offered to the
visitors. We have not seen better regu.
sted school since the examination began
han the Rampant Girls School, as con-
lucted by Miss Ludwig. .s5
The 81. Philip School .
This is large, we'll arranged brick build
pg on st. Philip street, between Royal and
purpose. There is no yard, but ample room
s afforded in the basement and on the spa
;ious galleries. There are few, if any, bet.
er buildings Of the kind in the city. The
principal, J. MeylOr. is an old teacher, who
,nows well the art of bringing young minds
onward. When we arrived. however, yes
erday, the examination in studies was over,
nd the boys were we'll advanced in the
programme, which was arranged
or the afternoon.
Song-Hail Columbia, by the whole
chool.
Dec!amation-TheY Youthful Orator.
Composition-The World, o. Morel.
Composition-Storm at Sea, F. Sitges.
Dialogue-The Precocious Speller.
Declamation-The Better Land, E. Mold |
IAN.
Declamation-Leap for Life, Schwartz
Decentralization m orrow, G. VOORHEES,.
song-Old Dog Tray, whole school.