The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-23
EDUCATIONAL.

Miss Inco5poEated October 1850. BY act Of the
o s
been nntirng in their efforts procure eligible site
v the public ics
c 6ns ssf,e M
The building at Pass Christian, hitherto the
view fitted up in style Which eanno fail to rls
der it favorite resort to students and their parents
The spacious buildings of the hotel, adapted to
rounds rur.nndins groves the sanitary influence rc
OF the wide spread pine forests the rear with the OPP.
& md ,a Ss sea- II Sressss ni ali
ra n for it or @ Of St. srs directors
That nothing might be VENTING tie institution, a
lih'ry OF select works established and charter OBJ
ed t" grant rlol.s c'rier degrees and bestow al
The class rooms st:y halls iormiory and re ftctory
are w." ~ " s'..r el'a! ,"'ny N the country
won Tor 'he cHrissp Brothers the confidence the
S'e sa !" on the s rh
cn'fiti"';t" Their care The system of government is
@ isrne No STUDENT will lie be- Sa,aines
I and morals Are not satisaeory students
opinions unrestricted
and ends the besinnns of A"Sust ' S' Oh o''''''
& Who nsS will be kept open during yasat"n for
tnnity may 'e''fe TE FER, themselves OF the 0ppof
Doal,, washing, tuition and doctors fee, per term
Entranee fse to be paid only 10
''''''''l N' EXTRA CHARGES. o"
Mnsc-Piano, term Of five months. $50
=. Violin, tstrings furn:sied,, per term of live
Masc-Tiate, other wind instrument per -
rsWin .. per- t i"D' of five months q
Zee of sirmens, in the study of philoso-
Asen, in NEW orl.an.Ras. s nlI e @:v
.lras street I'ost.oilicc ad1irss. Box "A. Ga
ST srANIsLAus ACADEMY, BAY ST. LOUIS
- Mss--Ihs ,ins;itrti"n conducted by the Brothers
since is5 1t is beautifully the shores of Tin,
l;.y ma MT, a., sAt,,sTe view of the Gulf ami
The ste1,S; rrg rec, m shaded by ever
eabatns in summer. are for the pupils great ncitc
mr I to-! /" hs 81, IF nn."mnt t., 6,
ty facces, to the l4re at all seasons the year
web k'o~ntiht only passing notice OF these advan
Tie system government this institution Is strictly
being prevented by a constant watching the
The religious and moral instruction of the pupils and
their domestic comfort are attended to with the utmost
tion of character 10y intoxicating principles virtue and
"T.s o. pIafness ofsr; ms;,ness ana ind,stTy:
and ends on the last Thursday of November, thus
Pupils received any time o the year The age
iii" eo%rse OF tncaton comprise iii that is taught in
i Tn@ls, Fra nri} rains p,nanshp
Bookkeeping Algebra G i p, etc
Board and Tuition session payable half yearly in
w ashing per session ~ CO.
Bedding per session, toptona)- 10 W
Doctor Fees. %
vacation II spent Mt the Estit uton 50 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
Piano and Violin. per month each. ........... SO
st ~ Piin" p month NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s.
Flute per month. 20
iiriss Instrument, per month. %
Spanish and German languages, month. each. 90
Each b1ar'lcr should be provided with twelve shirts.
twelve pc, kct UNDERGRADUATES twelve pair stockings
crva+ four pair of 'iawers six towels, six table
kins. tour summer frock coats, six pr panl,
!p"u-, tN" winter cGa.s, two pair winter Iantaloons,
:'i ala suc~ cap one matiCss IL no long aud -
'irt"J ":'c dnphu WOODEN ia,rt, pillow. four lil.
~ s"s three pair shrt; "l' mos !iit" hir, combs,
y" advances made 10y The institution for clothing
travelling, pocket money etc unless n money be
The nmlnrr Of pupils i>liLtcd. Parents and guar
hhnS Will find It advantageous to enter their or
wards in n" bc.iuairs, of the Srsoun.
For further particulars, apply Ivy letter to Hrnthcr
Od"n, Director of the academy, addressed to Bay St
Louis tSiCldsbnro') Mics
RrFERENCE,-Mr. Thomas Layton, President of the
Southern Bank, New tr""us, Rev Fathct .Tuurilon,
superior of the .lcsuits College, Sew Orleans; Rev.