The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-07-09

EDUCATION.

NJ. MARY'S HALL WAsHIHoToN ~.
- LAsDRY.-The exercises Of this School VIII b
resumed Monday Oct 4th, 1858. under the continued
upervsion of Mrs. Whitney Principal assisted bY
irs; Edrnanston, late Of NswOrleana. i 'ss..s'. !.
Ihe experience Of Mfs. @, as teacher, togeskst
sith her resommendations from the Hon. D. A.
'roiessor Samuel II. Dickson, Charleston. s. C.,
uiy jnstifes Ha in sayinf her qualifications fof
mpparting information are sf the highest osder
me Scholastic year is divided into two sessioss;
Board and Tuition insthe English couipe, IN.
fludins Matriculation nd Contingent ~.
essen; ns : s,ho,... I'LL; .
Music Piano. Guitar, q Harp. per month. e -
xocai Music. ..-.s5................... -
Use OF Instruments. each. . /. 3. -
Use of Sheet Music md Diagrams 4. e. 80
The French. Spanish and Italian Languages rs
spoken fluently in the Institution, and wili ~
taught with the Fine Arts at the usual rates. ~
The Hall aside from Board, furnishes Bed.stea1
Washing. lights and toilet appcndages, ars \
separate charge. sl sf
The uniform consists Of School Gipsky, Dfs0
of green Beyage and Dclaine solid color ~
The school is in no respect denaminatiOnaI. t3H
mode OF instruction strictly intellectual the og1u
aation Fof the departments deemed adequate y
si,ceees.
The hest talent will be in accession a. inciae6t
duties demand asnA
The building is spacious rooms cnmmodions, ,pfts
7eentihg tiers of galleries furnishing delightful
5pronenades, surrounded By finely shaded grounds
ISoaraers will not be allowed 70 open sccounta
without written authorization from parents: NOR
tn leave the Institution unless private carriage q
seat nnder special charge. f
All arrangements made for the year, no deduction
made fnr ABSENCE gg Fl tss8SFgse
Tuition fee semi-annually in advance.
VISITING COMMITTEE. sAs
+. G. cookc, NJ. III, Washington, La; Hon. Joht
e. King, Opeipnsas; u. ogden, Holmesvills. 8ssa
It'll REFEHENc Tts {esn
Bishop Davis, Columbia, 8. c.; Bishop Green;
Anderson, st'Landty, La; Hon. L. Orr. Washing.
ton, ID. G. Oct. o, 1858.
lS'E MARY'S ACADEMY FOR BOYS:
~ This Institution. lately established In the towh
Of opelausas. to bestow upon the boys and yuath9
Of the parish the uncomfortable blessing Of solid
edacatioR1 viii resume its duties on tile 10th Of
Oetoher.pN s9& Ss ssasfsg39 8 II y
The course Of instruction will emBtsce such
branches as will be most useful to the pupils; the
utmost care will be paid to their rapid improvements
The best Teachers will he selected; their number
will be increased 70 siitthe increasing number Of
the students. I. ss8s aas
The very great success Of the Institution from M
beginning, the long experience Of those at the head
Of ", their nnconquciahle dctet.ninatuH toscarry
oilsr to parents. for tlIs. improvement of tieH
rss term: and other
o,.,,,.a: s .Ts ~, &. GILBERT. RAYMOND. NON
CONVENT AND ACADEMY FTHE
- IMMAcULArEGoN !Oreloasas;
lmijsnna.s
rlie Institution will be re.opened by the Ladies' Of
the I. flnly Gross on the 20h Vt October, in ths
Town OF npelWisas Aear tho educatianDt the Young
Ladies' Of the Parish and Of the surrounding
Parishes. The ocaioa is most delightful and offers
all The exterior advantages which parents may dc.
sire for their children. The system of Education
VIII embrace all te hanchesthight in the best m
stltutdis of America or Europe Reading. spelling;
irnmmaf, Cpmposition. Rhetoric, Execution, applied
tn the frenchnn English Languages, tGs both of
which utmost attention will be paid, and both Of
whirh HE pupils will most carefully DO trained 10
speak a,d write with correctness, eega,ce and hp.
|ehcy; Writing; Geography. sacred and prNfanej
Ancient and Modern History, Mythology. Arithmp.
tie Book Keeping, the elements of Alyebr, aud &c.
ametrs, Na,ara Philosophy. Natural History Do
Flowers Drawing, Painting. Vocal ana Instrumental
Music. This last branch viii be taught by distin!
galshed nitist, just arrived from Neworleans.
Nothing will he omitted to kipdle in The pupils .
vivid eW1latipn n, fnr learning The greatest atten.
tion WI ash bc rad to develop their minds, form
ttheir'lentt-sand elevate their character. Theysyll
have npthlng TO tcar from evil examples or evil al.
sociattons remaining ut I'LL times within the cncib.
sure Of the house and under the eyes Of kindteach-
crs, win Will watch OYER their morals with putarnal
ahct iltn They shall receive no visits, except from
ther.pafents rreatons who will he allowed tonee
class. aud "h Sundays after the high mass 4ssh9'
The ltIapst attention will belmid to tho cnlth NJ
tue pupils The Diet viii he wholesdme aud ajnllis.
ant rue sick viii be nuiscd with maternal vigiihte
and tenderness. l3 1tfsa sgseyta5
"a lqligipn Is the groundwork Of Education Tho
Institution is Catholic h0wevct, young ladies Who
may belong 10 other denominations will he received,
on the only cano,tisn Of conforming to tho publje
fexerci~essbf the hoiisc. asfrSsRf
10 epuble parents to send their chilren at an cor.
ilsr age " sein,-a child may profit ftom the age
Of seven or eight. and even sooer--to Keep them
longer and scnd several of them at once the,nast
moderate prices have been adopted: For board.and
Tuition 500 per sclnasti, year of te months pny-
ag,e seml.anlnuully or quarterly in advance; ;llsy
ssalars VII rny s2e $50 or $40 for the scholasta
year according TO tlefage and the CLASSES they viii
attend Music on thesPiano Guitar will he charged
" pcr month pft month for the use ofthe piano;
ss,p,er month for vnral sinsic, II advance. 8~
books 1l1 laper aud provide for the washing Of
thef clothes. Expenses incurred IN sickness VIII
ai.ntbe ehargedtp to them. gs.a&gsts N s ,ST3WsT
., B'afdnrs viii aye 70 lc supnlied, At their On!
sheets, hpnkets, towelsand everyday clothes they
nist asp bring the uniform consisting Tor the hDc
year n i,ls d,e3s, with cape VI the same color;
1r'nnea WIN hlank velvet two sun.holnets, 6ns
hHeroha ol b'DwnTlihen: twp wells, one blue twO
md khiie nlao aainil bucket, brushes, combs.
pitcher bowl and ltiokng. glass. sgs4!xtgt
Ilty scholars VIII attend the CLASSES; studies and
fsrreAtlpns; They will he allowed to take Their ain.
ner i, The house. They viii also racevc fnr their
moral and Intellectual Improvement that degree az
care, attention md ardent splieitldc, t.t can be
expected lf"n. persons exclusively deyoted By reli
snn nNa zeal to tire cducatinn Of youth $sa ~
Ior ,iffher particulars apply tp SlSTERsAfAR
nE phSEhF, superior, or TO the Rev. q. RAY.
MnNl, Rector Of tho Catholic Church of pelousas.
Opetoheg. October II, 1867.
| { ONYhNP OF THE IMMACt5i AYli
81 SCoNCEPTIoN or opELOGsAs.--Th The Ladies
of l1olyCross respectfully annuncc 60 the public
That tlr Cll'ses will be resumed in observation-disclosures
IN TIL, 2Osn Of October.
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