The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-02-11
s,s-oyVrSr AND ACADEMY OF THE
wv ,1,ttf ittr ,rE CONCEPTION .Opelousas.

1aasisna; will be reoncned by the Ladies' Of
Te i1aa r1Isn on The Goth Of ctoaer in the
sae e. = ayoinn4as for the education ot tic Young
ToWa u ,he PARISH aud of the surrounding
IsaG Ihos lhe lpcatioa is N3sl deHgAtiot ana Oilers
~ ,a xteor a4faatases whta aafeuts may de-
~ a.a " s,r tieir cdrea Tiie system 9' EancaHpn
Ply NIL the ,ranGhes taught 10 the best IN.
If sr,erle, on Europe Reading Spelling
a.H.,an f6n5stisa, Rhetoric, Elocution, applied
y. Tanc, and English Languages to hDtlqt
Y .,ns t.s the almost attention VIII he paid AID bofh Of
sh,ch Nach tho pupls w mst carefully be trained u
ppssA .r. writing Geography, sacred and protane
VIZ ss.,dnt NH M5defn History Mythology, Aritha.e
npa .ear,ug, the elements Of Algebra and Ge
VI ngs natural Philosophy, Natural History, DO
en,sl, as,is Economy, Sewing. Embroidery, Artificial
ns,' pysrs. Drawing, faiatng, Vocal and Instrumental
| "a. rhis last branch viii be taught by dstin.
;aslu, ;sishsa artst, last arrived from Nespreans.
atr.a al be ~ ssed to fands in the pupils
,l,a MaTnr omslatlon for Wing. Tie Ii latest atten.
~ sas,u iii also be paic ,dsyslop their minds torn
XII hair hearts and ceya their character. They Will
ssyo nothing to fear fran eF. examples or evil as
lss,stions ass rem. ngat s times within the ceacio,
sars Of the hols Il Under the eyes Of kind teach
a.' la will NJ ~ their morals with maternal
a., ssaot;op. They seiye no visits, except from
aa;r narents NJ rel will be allowed to see
shsr ;n thc parlDr stiralays after the morning
.asln aslu ~ s,a a. an sunl. i the high mass.
ia nunils. The diet wil! he wholesome and abund
int fhe sick will be nrrsed With maternal vigilance
aal ten9nrness
Institution Is Catholic ;howercr gosng Ladies who
r,aybs,oag TO other denominations wiiiSs received
On The only condition Of conforming u inc pabic
exercises of the house.
IA enable paraats to send their children at an ear
tisr ia u schoei-a child may profit from the age
If seven or eight and even sooner-to keep them
aaser, and send several OF them at once. the most
moderate prices have been adopted: For board aud
Tuition. sieop per scholastic gear nft ten months pay
sbIe semi nnuaiiy Of qnsrtefly in advance Day
rear according to their age and the classes theaw
sshd, Masic On the Piano ar Guitar will be charged
ssper r,oa.lsl per nonthfor the use Of the piano
81 per month for Vocal Music, in advance.
Parents will have to sanoiY their children gith
books and paper AID pgSvde for the washing Of
their clothes Rxpease7 4acarrcd in sickness will
also be charged 70 them.
Borders will haze b be supplied, at their en-
france, wit, Rasketoe bar. saiieient qantty of
shecs blankets toEeis and every day clothes sfey
mast asa bring tie Uniform GoGs4ting for thewfoe
year in blue dre=4, with cape Of tbo same color
trimmed with black Tclvet; two snn-b3nnets. one
bae one Of brawn linen two Yeils, one blue two
cards one white. tive yards spoon, fork, tuEabIeE
and knife; also a sntl bucket brushes, combs, a
pitcher, bowl AND lnoh lg glass.
Day scholars viii sttoad the classes studies and
re.re.tiaaa they WIN hc allowed TO take their din
ner in the housc. They wili also receive for thaiy
moral aaa intellectual Improvement that degree oil
clse attention and arden. solicitude. that cen be
expected from persons exclusively devoted bv reii
gion and zeal to the education Of youth.
For further particulars amy to SISTER MARY
OF DESERT, Superior. or to the Rev. g. RAY
AOND, Rector Of lha Catholic Church of Opclonsas
0pelonsas, January I, is60.