The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-24

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nature of the
many advantages moral and inteiisot1si
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asss.: sss admitted TER%s
r5s e be follows
November 18Th the third February LIST; and the
Tution-tcolie giate and Commercial cour.e.,-
First Preparatory Glasses, per "
rsoaThira Preparatory Class per quarter of 10 -
Preparatory Glass, per quarter Of ~
EXTRA CHARGES. '','-''' u "
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D,o,a, quarter .--.....-.--.. 10 %
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the ss I art to the time Of viii
Rocks and Stationery furnished at current prsees
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without per%ission does not acoountfor
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proper admonton ncurs, according to the Presidents
hold themselves bound to refund any the money paid
No Student len rsfsssa for period than
the Quarter matter how short may have been
COURSE OF STUDIES
COLLEGIATE.
Englisf Literature, Logic and Rhetoric History,
c en AssSsa higher GeomstT
Tntsss
As,Gy Natural a Philosophy French Grammar and
SohmEhciAl~
Ksepns Mstopyp Psnoh
Particular attention paid to Penm.nship
Junior Spelling Heading, Writing, Arithme-
and asa Rsa .a the above
en% Ensss
Algebra elementary French Music. vocal and instru
Special attention m given to the Musical
members of which chosen among students Of the
The Commercial Department is expressly designed for
young men who intend to devote the &C.
comntants profession
nasmts are though they
the scholastic year the pubic essnnaton ut the
GSss of Which premiums are distruted according
end on the arst Monday in SeptsmSeE, s' anu
dras street Post.oliice address. Box sa34. feS
ST CHARLES CoLLEG E.THE SESSION AT ST.
the atth of October usual about the 10Th Of
" BoaG Tuition, wash hshs Stationery and Nss,,,,
Entrance fee, S10.
Books and Medicines form ex ira charges
Music at the option of the parents o. per MONTH
The articles OF Bedding if furnished by the College
80 per annum.
The terms are to be paid by half session in advance
the rst being due the oath of October
second being due the Goth of March.
No advances for clothing travelling, similar ex.
sum of money deposited by the parents for these pur
poses $3.50 Pa
The of admission is from ten to fifteen years 1t
and M ~ p' An0" RF BsSAGs ssE g read
r POURS1NE g. CO., Agents,
fe9 - 36 Natchez street. New Orleans.
PROSPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE I'M
L Inacnlate Conception, New Orleans
This Literary Institution Incorporated by the State of
louisiana and empowered to confer degrees, IL
iuctcd by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus.
The buildings are well adapted for the purpose. A
courtyard entirely cut off from the street reserved for
that from the arrival of the pupils at 730
M, till their departure p NJ they constantly
ecluded and superintendent. .
The of instruction embraces Greek Latin.
English French Poetry, Rhetoric, History Geography
Astronomy Natural and Mental Phifoso-
lhy, with the addition of Bookkeeping and the usual
Branches.
Students not admitted unless they know how to
-ead and write.
and religious training the studeuts ia thu
cad ng objects of the instructors. =.
Every month report il sent parents stating con.
inct. progress, rank in class and attendance.
The academcal year begins the first Monday of
October and ends about the 3lst of uly.
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