The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-16
EDUCATION.

The above School will not open until Mondavs -
| zist fcbruary. b. +. WHITE & LADY. !
Assisted by Competent Teachers.
Opclousas, January Is, 1853.
1 IGT. MARY'S HALL, WasHINoTo. M
~ LANDnY.-T The exercises Of this School vim
sesamsd Monday Oct an, 1888 under the continued
supervision Of Mrs. Whitney, Principal assisted n
Mrs; Edmonston late Of NewOrleans. h .'r
The experience Of Mrs. @. as teacher. togefAef
With her recommendations from the Hon. b. x,
Professor Samuel II. Dickson, Charleston. 81. O.
!ully !nstiiics as in saying her qualifications III
imParting I information are Of the highest order;
me Scholastic year is divided into two sessions!
Board and Tuition in the English course, in.
clllding Matricuaton and Contingent Fee, NJ
naw so,o,.. =. 00
Mm;c Pew :; a.. - - :. -. ~ u
Use Of Instruments, each i I'D
Use of Sheet Music and Diagrams ... ID
The French: Spanish and Italian Langnages, IL
spoken fuently in the Institution, and will u
taught with the Fine Arts at the usual rates.
me Hal aside from Board, furnishes Bedsteads
Washing, lights and toilet appcndares, are Z
separate charge. VII "a - 5.5 ,,,s$3I@,g.-.s
The uniform consists of School Gipsey. Dres3
OF green Serage and Delaile, solid color.
Inc school Is in no respect denominational ~
mode OF instruction strictly intellectual the orxsu
zation Of the departments deemed adequate 70
success. "a A s1il57s9f.
The best talent will be in accession as incident
duties demand
The building is spacious, rooms commodous prcl
sehtlng tiers OF galleries fulnsliing dclightlDt
promenades, surrounded by finely shaded Er6hhds
ample for recreation.
Boardcrs will not be allowed to omen acconnta
without q written authorization from parents; NOT.
70 leave tho institution unless private carriage II
sent under special charge. i,iEa,45,
Al arraagements made for the year, no dcductuk
made for absence. ~
Tuition fec semiannnaly in advance
VISITING coMMlrTE.:,
7. @. Cooke. NJ d., Washington La; Hon. Joh1
". hlng, opelohsas; y. Ogden, Holmesville. N
RErEREaoEs: s l.
Bishop Davis, Columbia, s. c.; Bishop Grpen,
Jackson Miss; Ebert CAN'T st. Landry La; II q
Anderson, st. Landry, La; Hon. L. Orr, wsshinst
ton, d. Q. Oct. Q, 1888.
GT. MARY'Ss ACADEMY FOR BOYS;
~ This Institution, lately established In the town
of opeIonsas, to bestow upon the boys and youths
education, will resume its duties on tho goth Of
October. a1s}f
The course Of instruction will embrace snch
branches as will be most useful to tho pupils; tho
utmost care will be paid TO their rapid Improvements.
The best Teachers will be selected; their number
viii be increased to suit the increasing number Of
the students. t8f8,
The very great success Of the Institution from tho
nf II thSs; s ,e'.s1 y, Il'se ~ tie henl
out the noble work, are the best pledge they csiS
offer to parents for the Improvement Of their
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Opelonsas, Sept. 25 1858. .
ANN Ai,Nn1,,,v N, 5r ,rTsI
M,UMN M TN ANU AOADEAtI eOElfHE
~ ~, INN IMMACULATE CONCEPTION = opelousAs.
'."rts'",M. Tha In'...
ny ,nstlt.ioh VIII ne re'opened by The Ladies' os
'rn, ~ y Iioss ON the zeth o. October, 70 thu
! ioWn OF ope!ohsis, ior the education OF the Young
nauies OF lhe Parish and OF the surrounding
aarises Y Ihe location Is most delightful md offers
M M 'e s .Hu' ., Muvahlagcs Wh'ch parents may Del
s,i9 sire ,ot .ne'r chdrei. The system OF Education
Mi emncs ali tne BRANCHES taught IN the best ln.
na',,, v" A''eriaa or i9nfoPc- heading, Speslingj
VI 'ta'hhr, . Conposlon Rhetoric, Elocuton, applied
.1 .ns ,, rrcnen anu EnEllsh Languages 70 both Of
Wilt! wem ny u.hnst attenton VIII be pnid aud both Of
naI @ Wy pmhiis w, nost carefully 10 trained to
atieA s.a ,Ml'lt MlHh lfa2p pcaa and au-
tic, Book. Keeping, the elements of Algebra Aan
omctry, Natural Philosophy, Natural Fistdv1 n Ne
,nest'c ~ ECONOMY, sewing, Embroidery, ArRcis.
rElowcrs' = Drawing Painting, Vocal and 1nstfumSlA(
Music. This last branch Willie taught by tilsW y
Emahci artist, just arrived from NewOrcans.
Nothing, ~ill be omitted to knale in the pupil
vivid emulation for learning. The grentest attic
I,on wlli also be paid to develop their mnds, for 3
,heif heafts ana elevate their character. They vii
nave nothing to fear from evil examples or evil ~
socintloms remaining at nll tMcs within the encl0,
sure o, ING house. pnd under the eyes OF kind teacht
eis, who VIII watch over their morals with maternal
Infection They shhll receive no visits, except from
tner parents or relations, who Will be allowed to- see
them IN the pnilor on Thursdays after the morning
crs . ana ntnnst ." sanaays after the lish mass
ne utmost nttentlon VIII be pnd to the health 0f
the pupils. The detesill be wholesome md abund.
ant me SICK VIII be hursed with maternal vigilance
and q Tenderness
sfI,s1" - % te gTGanawork of Encaton The
may belong to other lcno,nnatin,s VIII bc rnrevcdt
o rs " y ,b hn OF confirming to the public
10 enable nnrents To- sen tbe;r ch7,,,,on a. ~ y.
lie+age to schoolu child nav ,rnat yrlm - the m saa
of seven or eight and even sooner,to Keen M ,i,a%
Ionccr. and send sevcr,;l af tle,, ~ o,.a % Sas
prices bnyc becn aaontad. Enr ho"sS;H os
~ !,aepo nav ueVi, Huopteu. FoT bonrd Ahu
nbe f,uv al ~ year q ten months gays
scholars viii nav s2D sao nv In f. fnr ,ho ssha,sss;y
year nccordiig fo tIeir aoc anI M ssso .ha ssl
attend, Music On the Pano Of Guitar viii ho rsr"eI "
s3 per month ror vnraI M; " ~ a W.. y. '''c p'alo'
Parents will have ta snv tha;r" "hiliro, ,w,,,,
books and piper and proyias far Tho wnshihg ~. y
.ne,r cl"tleS Expenses Incurred in sickness Will
y ''H,' :" ~. ,""'S.u " enelt' s=A5zst4