New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23

passed on quite pleasantly. The reading
was plain and emphatic. The fairy scene
closed with Charity where she should ever
be-on the throne-and ''hands all round"
in the dance. .'The Vacant Chair" was
then sung by the whole school in manner
rejecting the good sentiments of the words,
though the time of the chorus was not quite
so well kept as it should have been. The
roll of honor was then read, the leading
scholars being gratified.
The names of the teachers of this institu-
ton are:
Mrs. L. M. Williams, principal; Mrs. La.
Myers, first assistant; Miss s. +. Armstrong
second assistant; Miss NJ. E. Cuggy, third
assistant; Miss E. l.. Stuart, third assistant;
Miss NJ. Palm, third assistant; Miss M.
Riley, third assistant; Miss E. Hilariot,
third assistant.
PROGRAMME.
Song-America.
The Fall of D'Assas-Miss S. Lyons.
A Bevy of "Fs" tEyes)-Eight young
ladies.
The French Lesson-Five young ladies'
Excelsior or--Miss Louise White.
Teaching in the Public School-Miss
Pothier.
The Choice--Seven little girls.
The Return-LOuise Grandpre.
Press On-Miss Alice West.
Song-Maggie May.
The Message-Miss Carpenter.
The Old Arm Chair-Cecelia Oschger.
Choosing Wife-Six young ladies.
The Sisters-By Misses Christesen and
Pfster.
Trial Scene-From the Merchant of
Venice"
Spring Cleaning-By Miss Cornelia Banks
How Not To Get An Answer-By two
little girls.
Rules of School-By H. Boudre.
Song-The Vacant Chair.
Examination Day-By twelve young la
dies.
Cupid's Plaint-By Miss Chestnut
He Never Smiled Again-By Miss L. Gil
more.
Carries Wa is and Wishes-By little Car
rie Simon.
The Earth Child in Fairy Landry eight
young ladies.
The Sick Englishman in Germany-By
four young ladies.
The Old Mans Comfortably Isabella
Kennedy.
ecitation-Dionysius, Damon and Py
thias."
Song-Put Me in My Little Bed.
The Destiny of Empress Josephine.
Marshal Schwerin's Grave-By Miss Ame-
liza Dorr.
The Six Virtues-By six young ladies'.
Recitation-The Everlasting Talker.
SOng-Red, White ana Blue.
The following is the roll of honor and
standing Of pupils taken from examination ion,
Principals department, Mrs. l.. M. Will
Jiams-Miss Amelia Dorr 80 is per cent,
Miss j. Keiner 81 2-5, Miss Leontine Gil
First assistant, Mrs. Myers-Miss Bertha
Sturner 81 Is, Miss Caroline We'll 95 As,
Miss Louise White 90 4-5.
Second assistant, Miss ArmstrOng-Mlss
Pino Miss Mason and Miss Weist.
Second assistant, Miss Cuggy-Miss Lund,
Miss Jones and Miss Kennedy.
Third assistant, Miss. Stewart-Miss Car
pepter and Miss Fersing.
Third assistant Miss Palms-Miss Cecilia
Oeschper and Miss Ophelia Flances.
Third assistant, Miss Riley-Miss Harriet
Boudro and Miss Julia APPEL.
Total number of pupils, 100
Customhouse.
This school. situated ON the corner of
Customhouse and Robertson streets, IN q
rented building, for which fifteen hundred
dollars a year rent is paid: has a large
number of pupils, whose general conaucs Is
good and whose recitations yesterday
Showed the pains and care that the corps
of teachers had taken in their duties. The
building is we'll ventilated. The dialogues
spOken in the exercises were wen uenV-
cred, and if there was little TOO nucn
rote in the other exercises, stili tne
fault is one which is common to schools,
and seems unavoidable.
The building is about three stories IN
height. and long galleries extend out to-
yaTd the rear. But in all of these spaces
there were but few of the numbers which
many had been taught to believe were mere.
ONLY in the second story front were there.
of the usual signs by which schools are
surrounded. A good deal of repairs,
thorough cleansing, a placing OF new Joists
and blanks where they are wanted, W0ulo
make the building school tenantaole. nere
we're but few signs OF exhlDltioh vi any Ca
animation to speak OF.
EXERCISES.
Sonq-Beautiful Flag.
= Opening gAddress-JOseph Loran.
DiaIogne on Tardiness-ThOmas Rogers
and Samuel Howard
TIfNever Use TObacco-Charles Bass.
TbaRugle-William Anderson.
AiTs for the Best-Jefrey Long;
Kissin gin the Street-Samuel Howard.
Fashion on the Brain-Dorsey moore
Sopg-Welcome Once Year.
Cataline's last Harangue to his Army
Alexander Bowman.
A Modest WitAWilliam Martin.
The Alphabet, a dialogue-Dorsey Moore
and John Tyrrell.
When You Are DOwn-Thomas Rogers.
An Address to the Young-Sldney Law
son. D...
Strive for the Best-Pierre Bardett.
Leap for Life-Charles Dupuy.
Consequence of Our Independence-fred red-
erick Lawson.
Sneak Gently-Charles Merritt. 4,
Tba World For Sale-William Richard.
Paonie viii Taik-Samuel Holland.