The Opelousas courier., 1859-12-24
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IMMACULATE G0NCEpTI TI0N.

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yHyHIs Institution will bopened by the Ladies
II. Of the Holy Cross',1a the beginning Of Oc-
tober. in the Town of Opettsas, for the education
ofthe Young Ladies Of the Rish and of the neigh
boring Parishes. The ocsth is most delightful
and offers all the exterior which parents
nav desire for their children. he system of edu-
cation will embrace ali the brkhes TAUGHT in the
best Institutions of America eraurope Reading
Smelling. Grammar, CompostiolR hetoYic, Eocu-
tfon. applied to the French and xlish languages,
TO both of whicn the utmost atteEon will be psid
and both Of which the pupils wAmost carefully
be trained to speak and write witharrectness, eie-
xaace and huency,- riting, Gssaphy, sacred
and profane, ancient and modern Hlry, Mytholo-
Algebra and Geometry, Natural PhAophy, Nata-
raj History, Domestic Economy, sehg, Embroi-
,lery, Artiieia, flowers, Drawing, Psting, Vocal
a,a Instrumental Musie.-This lastranch will
| Be- bs tasght By distinguished Artist It arrived
T. Ncshng win be omitted to kindle ire pupils
vivid emulation for learning; the create Intention
will slso be paid to develop their minds.rm their
hearts. and elevate their character. Nv will
| have nothing to fear from evil examplese Evil as
snciations remaining at oil times within aenclo.
srre of the house, and under the eyes Of III tea
| rhers who will watch over their morals VI ma
tgrnal affection. They will receive no viz. ex-
| cent srorn their parents or relations, who be
admitted to see them in the parlor, on IhAays
sitter the morning classes and on Sundays ait4he
/ high mass
Sc The pupils, the diet will be wholesome ID
Il abundant, the sick will be nursed with. mateAl
II vigilance and tenderness. !
Il Religion is the ground work Of education .
Inststufion is Catholic; however, young ladies W
q maF belong teother denominations will be receive
Ion H,e enIy condition Of conforming to the pub
sexescises of the house.
rfearsier age to school, child may profit from
!, s,sagssof seven or eight, and even sooner,to ke
4thea longer, and send several OF them at once,
-smast moderate prices have been adopted Il
f3Beard and Tuition, 500 per scholastic year of
!. nsenths payable semi annually or quarterly IN
pagance Day-scholars will pay $40, $50 or $40,
Ishs scholastic according to their age and
Tleklssses they will attend. Music on the Piano
NJ HE Guitar will be charged 90 per month, 81
d Dpnth for the use Of the Pianos 50, per mo
! fr vocal music, in advance.
Ish Parents will have to supply their children "
- hoks and paper, and provide for the washing
1oo saeir clothes; expenses incurred in sickness '
1hn $50 be charged to them.
]. nj. Boarders will have TO be supplied, ut sheir
ceir,s a6nce, with musquito bar, sufficient quan
i d sheets, blankets towels, and every day clott
d nust also nItnS tae Hillt0iH, CoHSistshg o
& hole year in blue dress, with cape of the 81
ano. lor, trimmed with black velvet; two sun bonr
.mpssvaue, LOT brown linen; two wells, blue. yc
sng saptite, Yas; spoon fork, tunbler and knife;
t;,h.. null bucket, brushes, combs, pitcher. b
nd sseeA lookng-slass ts
HarmeSar further particulars applY to
I'D hqass4 ssz.zss 49, Sistar MARY fpF nESER'
Paln, y .,has h.s s..515..iss - .F ~ eape
anozsn irSfs Rev. y. kAgMoND.
I6t III thu Rector of the Church of 0pelousi
As wilpeIousas, Augnss 18th, 1E56. ss=f sss7 "