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New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23

Tea, Coffee and Sugar Board Of Trade
Board to License Druggists md Drug
Clerks-The Yacht Race-T1dal Wave
Ahead-Arrivals- Specie Shipments
Failures of Rock Island Operators
Governments Dull Southerns Neg.
lected-The Stock Exchange.
New YORK, June 2.-Arrived: City of
| Baltimore.
Specie shipments to-day amounted to
| 100000 double eagles.
Thirteen failures are reported thus far on
Rock Island, and fifty thousand shares were
sold out under rule.
Eyening-MOney more active and higher,
4a6, with quite a general demand for GER
| titled checks, in view of the surroundings
of the stock market. Sterling quiet and
firm. Gold 112A 0ll2as. Governments
dull and steady. Southerns neglected and
lower. Tennessees 71A; new 7I19; Vir-
ginias g.; new 72l3; Louisiana skies 20;
new 81; levee skies 20; eights S6: Alabamas
1O2; fives 70; Georgia skies 81; sevens 9219;
North Carolinas AZ; new 81; South Caro-
linas IS; new 62le.
The merchants and brokers dealing in
tea, coffee and sugar have resolved to form
board of trade for protection against dis
honest Irregularities.
The Mayor has appointed board to
license druggists and drug clerks.
Tidal Wave came in ahead in the Yacht
race to-day, followed by Columbia, one
minute later.
There was less excitement on the stock
exchange to-day, although the market is in
very feverish and unsettled condition.
Early dealings evinced strong pressure to
SELL which caused a marked decline in the
leading shares, but after the meridian there
was firmer feeling, and rally of 1a11s
per cent. During the morning the chair
man of the board was busy at intervals
selling out stocks under rule for delinquent
parties There is no new development in
Rock Island, but the matter is still dis
cussed in stock circles.
The yachts passed Southwest Spit in the
following order:
Wanderer, Fleetwing, Eva, Halcyon,
Dauntless; the Wanderer leading the Daunt-
less twenty-five minutes.
Eighteen schooners and five sloops
started.
4:30 P. M.-The yacht race to-day was the
finest and most exciting that ever occurred
in New York bay. The Tidal Wave turned
Southwest Spit, for the second time, at 4:20
p. NJ; Palmer, at 4:25; Columbia, third;
Magic, fourth. The yachts are going home
with all canvas spread.
The yachts reached the home stake boat
in the following order: Tidal Wave, 5:55:
Columbia, $50; Addie, 6:26; Palmer, 6:2S;
Maggie, 6:2SlR; Idler, 6:3l; Peerless, 6:32;
Wanderer, 6:34; Oracle, 6:36; Halcyon, Eva,
Fleetwing, Dauntless, Rambler, Sappho,
Tarolenta, Madeline and Alarm.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
cONsTABLEs' SALES.

Mrs. Rosa Castenado VS.. Duncan hen-
nedy-Third Justice Court for the parish Oh VI
leans No 1923.
ID to me directed by the Hon John T: Montamat.
Third Justice of the Peace in and for the parish OF
Orleans, shall proceed to sell AZ puDne auo.u.' @
ON SATURDAY, July l. 1871 at IL NJ. at my wase-
house No. IS Bienville street, the following ae-
scribed property to wit
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE. "a.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered sult'
AZ per inventory deposited in my office
Tsrms-Cash on the spot.
WILLIAM WEEKS,
;sei sjvI Constable Third Justice Court.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
Quick Time from New York

here on the succeeding Thursday; but two
days New York mails were received here
yesterday-that of Sunday in the morning,
and that of Monday in the evening. We do
not remember of but one instance pre-
viously where New York mails of Monday
have reached New Orleans before Friday.
If they come through once in few hours
more than three days, the public would
like to know why the mails do not come
through in three days and few hours all
the time. VIII somebody explain!
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23

Senator Hamlin and Congressman Frye
have been off fishing in some of those lakes
in Maine with unpronouncable names. The
dusky Senator claims to have caught one
hundred and fifty pounds of handsome
trout, the largest one weighing nearly seven
pounds.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
M AM M TIL CAVE.

The best route to this greatest Natural Wonder
of the World is via the Louisville and Nashville
railroad to Glasgow Junction, ninety-one miles
from Louisville, thence by easy stages, seven miles
Cave Hotel, newly fitted and furnished throughout.
is first class in every respect. Amusements of
every kind splendid Dancing Hall, Billiards, Gro
Finest Fishing and Hunting within a few minutes
walk of the Hotel First class Band during the en-
tire season. Purest atmosphere and most inyigor-
ating climate on the Continent Temperature in the
region of the Cave always fifty-niDe degrees Sui
phur water of any required strength recently dis
covered in the Cave and always on hand. Direct
telegraphic communication in the Hotel. The very
best summer resort in America.
Passengers leaving New Orleans on the evening
trains arrive at Glasgow Junction, for the Gave al
the best time to stop over for rest and visit to
the cave and can resume their journey without
material loss of time.
Be sure to buy your tickets via Glasgow juno
tor. ID. L. GRAVES,
ie22 Pm Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23

The San Diego California; Union pub
fishes, with solid satisfaction, letter from
Professor George Davidson, of the United
States coast survey, describing how excel
lent harbor San Diego has. He says
there is less rain, fog and thick haze, and
more clear weather in that vicinity than at
any point to the northward. and that the
entrance is less difficult to make and enter
on that account,
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23

PROGRAMME.
Song-Amer;ca. ..H
Defamation RecollectiOns of Childhood.
Declamation-School Boys Complaint.
Declamation-The Golden Rule,
Dialogue-A Rat or Mouse.
Declamation-Vacatio
Song-Put Me in My Little Bed.
Dec1amation-Little by Little.
Declamation-The Telegram.
Defamation = Charge of the Light
Brigade.
Song-Pear Tree.
Declamation-Sam Smiths SOiloauy.
Declamation-Teetotle Mill.
Declamation-Power of Eloquence.
Song-COme Cheerful Companions.
Dialogue-The Lawyer and the Lady
Declamation-Lines for an Exhibition.
Declamation-The Boys.
SOng-Over the Ripping Sea.
Declamation-Polish War Song.
" Declamation-The True Teacher
Declamation-The Bachelors Sale.
Song-Whippoorwill.
DiaIogue-The Englishman and ths Irish
Iunkeeper
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
WHOLE NUMBER 1885.

intention to resign the command of the
army.
The candidates for the Assembly from the
department of the north are General Faid
herbe and M. ITestlin, republicans, and MN.
Deuendouchel and Dupont, legitimists.
The rumor that NJ. LIE Franc had gone to
England is false.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
REWARDS.

yN,EN DOLLARS REWARD.-sTRAYED OR
stolen from the First Justice Court, on wednes 1s
day evening June 2i, 1871, at about seven CLOCK,
n mediIm sized NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, about
eighteen months odd black curly hair, small white s
spot on the breast little red hair on the sidss VI
his fore feet answers to the name OF Sam. sup,
posed to be taken to jefferson. The above reward
viii be paid for his delivery to me at my once NO
fsn ii liz UG POI atraet cot " DANIEL CROWLEY,
~ 80 S9a 9a ''ioo' Constable
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23

The Postmaster General has established
the following postofices in this State {:
Buck Ridge, Tensas parish, j. S. Douglas,
postmaster; Longview, st. James parish,
Alice Melancon, postmistress. This we
learn from Colonel Charles w. Lowell,
Postmaster of New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23

The Dakota Delegate is in quandary.
He holds half-finished contract, and the
law says he must complete it. He is a
member of Congress, and the law forbids
him to complete it. How to reconcile these
things is the question. g
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
The ST. Ann.

This Institution was very well attended,
and an exhibition similar to that of the
Robertson was going on at the time. The
pride with which the parents look on at
these entertainments was nowhere better
exhibited than here, a large audience hav-
ing assembled. This school was for many
years under the discipline of teacher
much loved and respected. The present
principal, Miss Mettaxa, executed a pro-
gramme remarkable for the good taste of
its selections and the spirit which the pupils
manifested in the various parts. The school
was, during the year, quite thronged.
Names of teachers and number of
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23

The seventeen year locust is now swoop-
ing down on Northern Illinois, arm in arm
with the potato bug, and the latter beast is
said to be biting little girls to death and
committing burglary on tarmhouses.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23

Continued Removal of Internal Revenue
Assessors Consolidation of Districts
Louisiana and vicksburg Mail Ser.
vice-New PostOffces.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Assessors of in
ternal revenue continue to be removed on
account of consultations
POstotfices have been established at Be
lie, Grand Prairie, Point Michael, in
Plaquemine parish, and at Drew's Station,
in st. Bernard parish, all on the lower coast.
Mr.. Kingsbury has been appointed local
mail agent at Red River Landing.
The mail service between New Orleans and
Vicksburg will be increased to tri-weekly,
instead of semi-weekly,. after the first of
july,
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23


Roll of honor: Misses Theresa Chan
chon, Henrietta Wittee, Marceline Dan
tagnan, Marie Barrachin, Desiree Genin,
Josephine Eisele, Louisa Porter, Louisa
Genin, Catherine Brettar, Antoinette Dan
tagnan, Naoma Bietry.
PROGRAMME.
Overture, Poet and Peasant-Miss --
and Miss Josie Eisele.
People will Talk, Recitation-Miss Louisa
Schick.
Song-A Sweet Face at the Window.
The Victim, DialOgue-Misses Josie
Eisele, Josie Rindt Louisa Janin, Nettie
dAntagnan, Master Willie Oliver, and
Philip Rindt.
Song-The Herdsman's Evening Song.
The May, DialOgue-Misses Desire Jen-
nings, Josephine Chujoy, Louisa Ebeling,
Lena Miller, Nettie dAntagnan, Annie Bur
kert.
Song-Kissing.
The Old and the New, Undergraduates
Josie Eisele, Desire Jennings, Marceline
d'Antagnan, Catherine Bretter, Master
Louis Lacoste.
Song-The Will and the Way.
A Child's Thoughts about An Editor, Re
citation-Miss Louisa Schick.
Tampa, Duet-Miss Josie Eisele and Miss
The Spoiled Children, Dialogue-Misses
Louisa Janin. Marie Barrachin, Louisa
Schick, Catherine Bretter, Louisa Porter,
Lulu HalleF, Josephine ChujOy, Antoinette
d'Antagnan and Masters Willie Oliver and
Louis Lacoste.
Song-Something Has Gone.
Never Say Fail, Recitation-Adele Rindt
Song-My Home by the Sea.
May Queen Flora, Dialogue-Miss Josie
Eisele, Queen; Miss d'Antagnan, Spring;
Miss D. Jennings, Summer; Miss E. Rochi,
Autumn; Miss N. Bietry, Winter; Miss j.
Rindt; Nymphs pupils of the school.
The Barracks.
This school is now under the control of
Miss NJ. d. Cooper, so long known in the
Second District. A severe disciplinarian,
the principal does not lean toward exhibit
aions and display in her inclinations. Such
evidences OF good. training and correct de-
pertinent as the visitor saw were sufficient
to show the high quality of the institution,
though not many Of the parents or parties
interested in their children were present at
the. proceedings.
48A PROGRAMME.
Weep For Those-Miss Emma Kramer.
The Old apd the New, dialogue-Miss Err
nestine Fellon, Miss Pauline Raas, Miss
Amelia Reboul, Miss Delphine Levy, Miss
TaOns Orth.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
BERLIN.

-Four Troop Cars Thrown from the Track
Twenty-Five Soldiers KiIIed-Forty In
jured.
BERLIN, June 22.-Four troop cars on the
Leipsic road were thrown from the track.
Two officers and twenty-one privatse were
killed, and one officer and forty privates
hurt.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23

sscnnd Justice Court for the parish ot ofiean''
No. IL 1885, IN v,ppr vAcrAS
b to me directed oy pane .ne in and for the parish
scSpH viii to sell at pSpcM - Na @
on on SATURDAY, July !, 1871. at IL n. AZ NO ~
Gi5Sd nsn sIIsSp IST OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNITuRE and ef
s.ts Onn - ~ ,,ar inventory 90 fle In my ONCE.
Tar-s -Caah on the spot. - xyuux
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
p. McCluskey VS.. William Psase, War:

p McCluskey VS.. william fease, war
rantor-Fifth Justice Court for the Parish o.
Orleans, right bank, No S2o'.
~ yTpTIE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
X me directed by the Hon. c. L. Sweet:
FIFTH Justice of the Peace in and tor the PARISH Of
O9aor' on yiIlere between Seguin ana Bartholo.
nU mew Streets, on WEDNESDAY, July o. 1871 at IL
h.. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
a., a hnGdings and improvements thereon situated
IN no tbe Fifth District Of this city IN shs pac,e
Dounueu uanS measuring thirty feet front on racine
sreet by one hundred and
TT It 1@sso ths sSoes ssassd suit
on fIe in my Office
Terms[asn on ' II w. BARROW, Constable.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
Claiborne.

This is one of the oldest among the organ
lied institutions, but one very thinly at
tended yesterday, the pupils having gone
home to lunch, and those who did not go
to lunch went to the st. Ann street school,
where an exhibition was in full progress
The following are the names of the teach
ers and the number of pupils:
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
PRINCIPALS DEPARTMENT

PRINCIPALS DEPARTMENT.
The Ideas of Life (dialogue)-S. Vessier
A. Meilleur.
Morale-P. Genois,
The Blind Preacher-E. Gondolh.
Conseils dune Mere a son Enfant-L. Ga
Zave.
The Gouty Merchant and the Stranger
A. Boubede.
La Yraie Parure-M. Smith, L. Bergamini
FIRST ASSISTANTS DEPARTMENT.
The Spirit of the Woods-N Millaud.
Death of a Boy in Prison-S Nicholas.
La Rose-H. Caraby.
A Smile-M. Young.
The Bevy of is (dialoguel-J. Albert, l.
Belley, NJ. Young, B. BOyens, S. Nicholas
l.. Bergamini. NJ. Smith, K. Cartoir.
La Brebis ct lie Chien-E. Caraby.
The Bee. Clock and Broom (dialogue) J.
M. Smith, B. Boyens, L. Bergamini.
LIE Petit Grillon-E. Staes
Fashion on the Brain-J. Alberti.
Tn Desir d'Enfant-L Gazave, H. Pessou
The Soldiers Dream-G. Fosdick
LIE Chagrin dun Eufant-S. Vessier, G.
PornOt, !. I h eac.
The Six Virtues (dialoguel-M. Young, L.
Berganiini, K. Cartoir, 5. Nicholas, j. AL
berti, L. Belley.
LIE Petit Oreiller-R. Genois
The Little Philosopher (dialogue)-L. Ga
zave, p. Vuillot.
A Rat or Mouse (dialogue)-O. Coulon,
j. Browndson.
L'Ange ct FEnfant-L. Gazave.
The May Queen (dialOgue)-M. Barkhart
NJ. Fortier, l.. Gazave, Condren, N. Cogn,
ard, J. Farr.
L'Ange du Pardon-J. Farr.
The Rainbow [dialogoe)-M. Fortier J.
Ralph, j. Farr, p. GenOis, l.. Gazave, G.
Pernot, Z. Augustin.
THIRD ASSISTANTS DEPARTMENT.
The Wasp and the Bee tdialogue)-J.
Leonard, nj. Bergamini.
Incidence VIII Bring Want (dialogue)-
Z. Staes. E. Millaud.
Who Watches Over Us tdialogue)-G.
White, A. Liotaud.
Vacation-E. Goodman.
What is Most Beautiful (dialogue)-A.
Brelie, E. Goodman, q. White, A. Gilbert.
Lines for an Exhibition-A. Brelie.
The Little Correspondent-M. Hyne.
The Chartrcs.
The exhibition day was the cause of much
animation among the children out of school
on the corner of Chartres and Esplanade
streets. Groups of these gamins could be
seen about the corners, occasionally crafty
ing their soaring tastes with chucklng a
stone at a passer-by, or else joining IN the
chorus of the songs that were sung inside
Probably this is among the best managed
of the schools, the docile behavior and
respectful hush of voices telling of great
care. The songs were well sung and the
chorus well timed. In the way of recita-
tions, Little JIM was decidedly the finest
and the best delivered it had been the good
fortune of the reporter to hear, the subdued
yet clearly modulated voice, the slow and
sentimental touches producing among all
deep silence, in which the breath was drawn
hard. At the same time, the comical poem
of Jonathan" was equally well delivered,
though in different vein. Miss Morris and
Professor Rawlings were present. and ex-
pressed their qualification.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23

.LOulSlaua--MlSS MdFl6 fSreS.
The True Philosophy, dialogue-Miss Do
riska Gautrau, Miss Theresa Swartz, Miss
Armantine Weysham, Miss Louise Greve
mig, Miss Emily Robinson, Miss Marie Peres
Miss Emma Kramer, Miss Pauline Raas
Miss Michaella Maillot, Miss Amelia Reboul
Miss Ernestine FellOn.
Summer Hats for Ladies-Miss E. Robin
son.
The Ursulines.
This school is in rented building, where
some pains have been taken to make it into
proper recitation room. In this building
the pupils were crowded and went through
the programme in a satisfactory way. The
usual difficulties have beset these teachers
frequent absence and the notions of parents
The singing was good and the decorations
for the occasion were pretty.
PROGRAMME.
Washington-Sallie Washington.
The Old Arm Chair-Esteline Raphael.
The Little Kitty-Mary Baptiste.
Dialogue, Fashion Sallie Washington
and Victoria Quezergue.
The School Girls Complaint-Annie Shot
ard.
The Clean Face-Julia Parker.
The Poor Mans GardenA-Ernestine Peter.
Good Little Fred-Victoria MOuney.
Dialogue, The Queen of May-Emma Bass
and Annie ShOtard.
French Peace-Odile Boissiere.
FlirtatiOn-Caroline Rogers.
Dressing for Church-Sallie Washington.
The Child's Wish-Corinne LeBourgeois.
Dialogue, The Reindeer and Rabbit-Er-
nestine Ducet and Victoria Plajon.
The Song of the Shirt-Magdalen Cam
panel.
The Bright Moon-Adele Lacroix.
The Death of a Christian-Aguese Char
bonnet.
Was 1 Right, or Was 1 Not 9-Caroline
Rogers.
The Little Dog-Lena Agamar
The Little Star-Mary Raphael.
Lucy Parker.
TO-m0rrow-Sarah McGill.
The Girl of the Period-Sallie Wash
ington, Emma Bass and Victoria Que
zergue.
Trade and Spade-Octavia Smith.
The Fly-Mary Raphael.
MeddlesOme Mattie-A. Matte Wallace.
The Worth of WOman-Yictoria Que
zergue. .
The Rose-Emily Blache.
The Death of Hypolite-Camelia Cam
panel.
Farewell Address-CameliaC Campanel.
Teachers. Pupils.
Sallie Ludwig, principal. l..................... 40
Mrs Calongne first assistant. ................. SO
NJ
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23

A Maine mans family of four sons and
ono daughter have married his next door
ncighbor's four daughters and one son.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
BASE BALL.

Mutuals of New York and OIympics Of
Washington.
New YORK, June 22.-The Mutuals of this
city captured the Olympics of Washington
this evening by score Of l2 to 4.
The Mutua(s played short. Smith and
Higham being substituted. The following
is the score by innings:
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23

VNANTED-THREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN OF
w good standing and character, to act as soii-
citors of a life il surance company. Liberal COM
pensation is offered to suitable persons. Address
Lock Box 344. my3l I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
The RayOu Road.

This school has experienced a severe loss
in the absence, ON account of severe illness,
of Madame Bigot, the principal But the
exercises which had Oeen tastefully ar
ranged, and were well declaimed, shows the
old proficiency for which the institution is
so well known. The musical selections
showed great cultivation.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
PROGRAMME.

Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean-Song.
The Childs First Grief-Gustave Lewis.
The Robins Temperance Song-Natalie
Daniels.
Mr.. Fly-Philip Sabatier.
Old Grimes-Monroe Alexander.
My MOther-Wallace Brooks.
Maggie May-Song.
Childhood's HOurs-Kate Lee.
Things to Remember-Willie Burke
The Works of God-Angeline Williams.
The Spider and the Fly-Harry Daniels.
The Blind Boy George Bordinar.
My Dear Old Sunny Home-Song.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
NEW ORLEANS, FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1871.

What the Public Schoolhouse Says-AIex-
ander Bowman
Short Legs-Ed. PLACE.
National Representatives, dialogue-By
nve boys, viz: William Richard, Eugene
Jones, X. MetayOr, A. Murray. S. Lawson
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23


Miss Eiodle Moore, third assistant. girls.... 20
Iotal.. ........................... 2l3
Names of some of the best papils-Prin.
clpaPs department: Alex. Murry, Alex.
Bowman, Eugene Jones, George Jett, Will
liam Richard, Fred Lawson, Charles Mer-
rlt, William Anderson. First assistants de-
partment: Albert Castillo, Thomas Rogers,
Charles Dupuy, William Scott, Samuel
Holland, Charles Watson, John Tyrrell.
The Rampant.
One of the best attended schools, there
was every cause yesterday for renewed
gratulatiOns. The well selected exercises,
the declamations and recitatiOns were all
displayed with great tact and finished with
grace. The old shed of a building was Or
namented through the whole gloomy inte-
rior with tasteful decorations. and notices,
as well as symbols of learning, were seen
upon all Sides
The programme is appended:
Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean.
The Little Girl. Broadwell
Village Greatness-M. Ryder
Would be School Teacher-M. Gilmore,
j. O'Brien.
Nora ONeal-Song.
Keeping School-E. Noblet, L. Styke, C.
O'Hara.
Do As Other People Dol. Macs
Nowadays-M. Rees.
Shamus O'Brien-Song.
Six Years After Marriages. Burnstein,
j. Franck, l.. Bayley.
Robert lie Diable-M. Brady.
A Mothers Work.. Slmon
Dressing for Church,. O'Brien.
Merry Gypsy Girl-Song
The Editors. Roth.
BY and By-S. Vigers.
The Girl that CoHld Not Read-G. Schli-
erman.
Morn, Noon and Night. Lahargue, NJ
OhensOrge, X. Benezeeh.
The Doctor. Rance, E. Marchand, l..
Livett.
Beau Nuage-SOng.
The Rejected-C. Magnin.
Johnny Schr1mp's View of Amusements-
G. VerhOff.
La File du Regiment-E. Roth.
The Country Pedagogue-B. Teichert.
The Merry Sunshine-Song.
The People VIII Talk-E.- Roth.
Valentine Day-L. Rust, c. Cornice, B.
Martin, T. Blossman, l.. Henry.
Come Wander With Me-SOng.
Passing Away-L. Slack.
Hans Breitman's Party-L. Miller.
81 J'etais Roi-S. Vigers.
My Poor Cracked Heart-W. Tuthill.
Jonathan Smith-M. Bradig.
When the Swallows Homeward FIy-E.
Roth.
The Revenge-M Delogney.
A Connubial Confab-D. Delogney and
S. Wolf.
Allied Waltz. Lahargue.
The French Teacher-A. Hart, A. Elan.
L. Labat, E. Dour, E. Debat
When l Was YOung-M. Bradig.
Gu Vas Tu, Petit Oiseau-P. Parlongue
A Baby's Soliloquy-O. Lahargue.
Ida's Mazourka-M. Bradig.
The Flag of Our Union-SOng
Teachers. Pupils.
Miss N. V. McCarty, principal. al................ II
Miss NJ. Sassnot first ASST -tant ..........2 25
Miss j. Schlierman, second assistant. %
Miss NJ. Sarron, second assistant. ............. 81
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23

r5LEGANT ROOMS-LIGHT, AIRY PLEAS.
II ant aud very comfortable to rent, with or with
out board. They are situated in the three-story
cadence No. 2l2 Carondelet street, which has the
aSyantage of q large yard, and unobstructed
reezes from St. Charles street. Prices to suit the
season Apply at No. 2l2 Carondelet street.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23

DOOMs TO RENT-ONB Or TWO FINE,
II large. airy, comfortably Furnished Rooms can
be had in private family, with without board
where the French and English languages are
spoken and free from the annoyance of children
by applying at No. 32l st. Ann street, corner of
Derbigny The cars pass within q few doors of
the house. Terms very moderate. oc30
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23

Pupils most distinguished at examina-
tion-JOhn Moulin, Thomas Lewis, st. Clair
Chisholm Oscar Miller, Charles Bowling,
George Cazellar, E. j. Edmunds, Felix
Narcotic, William Sims, Frank Espinosa
Henry Eistetter, John Schureman.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
i@l' passenss,

passenge,
Mobile MOI at S p,
ms Of the No.
and Ohio Raj.
"a "a stern citiee
RE run through
ut change, To-
,e1nInessee, v;a
A. VI. iS
arriving q.
ms s, train viii
3 !, Market, foot
lborne stree
days. on
at {, Mobile at
Mobile anS
ith the Ala
Fran or an points
|. DAILY, and
I, befoEe S P.
~ VI. morning.
'oints on no
onlery roads
IN regard to
", cor ner os
idingl, oppo
,intepdent.
ket Agent.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
CAZARAC RESTAURANT,
Royal Street.
BY SPARICIo.

The best of everything in the market, and pure
Wines and LIQUORS at down tovu prices. Table
service elegant. Walters polite and attentive
les
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
FOR RENT.

r,URNISHED ROOMS - SPACIOUS AIRY
H comfortable and convenient, to rent, at summer
rices at No Ia ST. Charles street corner of North
aI fronting Lafayette square, and famed by
cool evening breezes. Apply at No. ia St. Charles
street myl6 2m