The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-29

quarter Of q month"; , ~. SIS 90
Tuition Preparatory Glass per quarter of :. 20
Tuition Preparatory Class, quarter of - ~
hai' t'0a'ue's' EXTRA ;R CHARGES.
Violin, tstrings furnished per quarter. 10 90
Flute, any other Wind Instrument per
quarter. 10 10 10
sitsT the Of
hs
the si fs1 s sasans
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respee parents and eu.sd;,ns t. bear
aa tn sos ss
when he repeatedy the
s to Of 40
ousGtes 0e So deduction made when withdrawn during
the Quarter matter how short time he have been
- ''' os' COURSE OF STUDIES.
Ancient and Modern; Eloeutisn, Meaningless, E.hiss
And
Composition Composition Latin and sd, Ssss5;
Particular attention paid to Penmanship.
nor sns, ERsrA ksaSnc Writing Arithme
teal Tables Cyphering and French Reading.
eosfaphy English Grammar ArtSmetie inteectus
and practical Scored History Gompositiop Elo;uton
nsn
Special sssnton is given to Experiment.
both vocal and Two brass bands me the
College rehearse daily under the guidance OF compe
The Commercial Department is expressly designed for
young who intend to devote themselves to the ac
There is examination held each quarter, when the
are they s en
scholastic year held the public examination at the
the 81 Of and
on ihs Ss Elder No 40 oy
dras street Post-ofice address. Box 2034. fec
OF SFKNS H
Institution by the State Of Alabama and
Quoted y members Of the society Of Jesns
and fifty feet above the level Of the equally healthy
s% to
willing to attend the exercises of the Catholics wor
The plan of instruction embraces Greek, Latin,
Mafhemates, Astronony Natural and Mental fhiioso;
Spanish and German are laugh. at the opinion of
The age Of admission Is from nine to fifteen. No one
EVERY three months report is sent to and
Guardians stating rank in class with
viii be opened By an od' SSS s s. College
Board Tuition Washing Stationery. %
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y
3D. Each haiksesson is to be paid in advance before
d No deduction is made for less than month or for
money advanced for entrance fec bedding and medical
9Th Books are furnished by the College expense
9Th No advance is made by tho College for books,
ss I S
'u'i MUSIC AND DRAWING.
parents and guardians. The terms I'm gold,
Violin or Flute OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oS
Vocal Music. @
, DiA" Ing CLOTHING ~
Twelve shirts twelve handkerehieis, twelve pairs OF
napkins two summer freok coats. two summer vests
one fork one table knife Rsnn,yc
hs aSh by pow three pillow
sss DlAne' one Nn'f President
|, PROSPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE I'M
This the State
he Fathers Society Of is con
ns Are %e for the
iii a M If the PsP Ct
a The course of Instruction embraces Greek, Latin
Mathematics Astronomy Natural and Mental fhfOso
ply with the addition of Bookkeeping and the usual
n Commercial Branches
Il Students not admitted, unless they how to
=, read and write.
The moral and religious training of the students is the
" lead. ng objects of the Instructors.
Every month report is sent to parents, stating
= duct progress rank in class and attendance.
= The ACCIDENTAL year begins the first Monday OF
e October, and ends about the 3lst of July
- - + TERMS:
Collegiate Course payable in ADVANCE and in United
"a States currency, two months, $40.
- | Preparatory Course, S16 fe9
CT. CHARLES COLLEGE.-THE SESSION AT ST.
- Charles College Grand Coteau La) will commence
the oath October end usual about the
IT ofAugust.