The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-06
Trinity High School.

few evenings ago we had the pleasures OF at
tending one OF theweekly exercises OF this admir-
able institution. The scholars on the occasion
acquitted themselves most creditably, and every
one expected it, as the children are under the
tutorship Of two as accomplished teachers as can
be found in New Orleans.
Miss Wingate as principal and Miss Francis
Morgan as her assistant. The school las
quite a number OF pupils now, but these
ladies' are capable Of i0stucting good many
more. and we are sorryt to see with such congIe-
CATION as Trinity Church has, that more OF the
parents do not send their children to this school.
where everything is so well adapted to their cul-
tiyatiOn morally and intellectually.
The tuition of this school is exceedingly mode
rate and parents have excuse for sending
their girls to public shoots, where they are forced
to sit by negro, which must be very unpleasant
to parents. And we are certain il the conerega
ton of Trinity Church will only exert themselves
a little, End send their children, they can make
this school one Of the finest female colleges, and
one that New Orleans would be proud Of.
GRAND FEsTIvAL.-To-morrow night will COM
mence series of entertainments at odd Fellows
Hall, to be given under the auspices of the NJ. E.
Church South, Tor the benefit of the Carondelet,
Felici Y and Louisiana Avenue Churches. The
decorations used by the Knights Tempiar have
been donated fer the occasion. Among Other
attractions offered viii be the presentation of a
magnificent flag to the newspaper in the city re-
ceiviDg the largest number OF votes. A massive
silver pitcher will likewise he presented to the
most popular citizen who playec prominent part
in the late political events.
English stone China tea sets for "a 80, at
Navras, ia Canal street.
The best and cheapest teas can be obtained at
the lea Depot, Camp street.
Adams is the cheapest hat store in town, &c st.
Charles street.
A princely repass at the Victory every day. from
II A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ.
Confectionery of every description at the Blne
Fruit Store, by J. NJ. Norich, corner Of Canal and
Camp streets.
The most suitable presents-A. NJ. Hills gold
pens, pearl pencils, picks, and pen-holderss Sc St.
charles street.
The sale Of live stock by Messrs. Montgomery,
on Wednesday. the 9th inst, will be OF unusual
Importance. For particulars see their adver-
tlscment.
Special attention is C lied to the advertisement
Of Mr.. j. A. Walshe Nos. %, g, 30 and 80 Notre
Dame street, who offers to the public full line
Of neutral spirits and WHISTLES OF the best brands,
both Bourbon and rye. Dealers would do well to
visit Mr.. Walshe before purchasing elsewhere.
We would call the special attention Of families
to the advertisement of Mr.. Vim. Hogan. grocer,
Nos. 257, ESQ anl zGl Julia street. under the man.
agement Of that efficient gentleman, MIR. q. X.
Gallagher, where is constantly kept on hand
full line of fancy aud staple groceries for family
use. Don't forget Julia street, head OF New
Basin.
LATE IMPoRrATgoSs.-By w. Hogan, SO and
1O1 Canal street, Of the celebrated English shoes
for gentlemen have taken tremendously. Mr..
Hogan also keeps constantly on hand boots,
shoes, trunks, valises and bags Of all styles. His
stock is OF the.best material and all who purchase
there can be assured Of success.