The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-06

Inc Marist Fathers, who charge of the Ipstitu
tion are provided with all facilities for mpsrtine
thorough English, French, Classical and Mathematical
Education.
IEKMs-Payable i'll advance, 500 in gold or its eoui
| valenf, for the halfsession of five months
For further particulars apply to the President or IL
| MESSRS. POURSINE CO.,
an2s tt No SO Natchez street. New Orleans.
pass CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, PASS CHRIsTTAN
State Of Directed ted BY Sy &:
Christian Brothers.
the S.x:
hsss shs s
OF informing INF their and the public that suct
The BE- building Pass Christian hitherto
yew and is fitted up in style which fail
sSs ssss
e. ~, and sussuang the sanitary
shs
a5ey II fsopt and the breeze. all
could any ss. at directors
complete an Intensive
ss the ,s s
cred to grant diplomas, confer degrees aud all
The class rooms study halls dormitory and re fectory
are or scale equal to any in the country
won for the Christian Brothers the confidence Of the
steal and Of the ans
committed to their The system of government h
dise pine No student viii be- retained
Of ali sre .y
opinions are unrestricted.
the beginning Of August tne n'' OF October
tN.e will be kept open during vacation for
tupit ;n.n,. r. :, Terms: ~ inc 0pp0''
Board d Washing tuition and doctors fee, per term
Entrance be paid once only '' 1s
'A'A'''n at c'l's EXTRA CHARGES. &C
+ Violin, tstrinss furnishetD, per Of Ave Wv
N ,.l = other wind instrument, per
s p % an in the study of natural phloso
in New s Hii e .S psv.
dras street: Postotfce address, Box 2saI feSS
ST, s;TAMIsLAUs ACADEMY, BAY ST. LOUIS.
hiSsIhis institution conducted by the Brothers
since ls 1t beautifully situated on the shores nr tS
v sss b %e the Gulf
slao,9',s recreati1n grounds well shaded by ever
sea-hahing in summer for the pupils great cite
The delightful situate bay ST. Louis and the sac,,.
fy access to the place at all of year are So
The system of government in this srS..,
mild patcr, mira. tons of the estIiasS
9ens prevented by constant watching over the con.
The religious and moral instruction of the punils r5
their domestic comfort are attended with the utmost
ton of cactcr by intoxicating principles of yrt. and
The scholastic commences the Of January
LASTS ss about sa %, November thus tho
pans ARE Tefsysd at any time of the The age
The course education comprises ali that is taught in
anal namely EsadnG
Book keeping Algebra oEsGnmMHfsy' etc
BaaTa ana Tuition per session payable half yearly in
w"shns per session. $3.50 90
Bedding. per session. toptionaL. 10 co
Vacation if spent At he inst s., 50 GO
Piano and Violin, per month, each. @ 90
Z sc OF Piano, per month ...--..---......... ] 80
Brass Instrument per month. i 90
spanish and German Iangnases per month each. 90
Twelve pocket andkerchiefs twelve pair stocking ak
kns ionr summer irock coats six pair summer pantp
gon-, two winter coats two pair winter pantaioons
road double woocn blanket one pillow 1nS o and lit
brushes ETC. ali marked with the na%e in fu Rar combs
are made BY eyc the s for clothing
deposited to cover these expenses. money W
lns viii find to ener s and
Yards ard. in g,l the Gesnn;ing Of the session
DION Dir"rt"r OF the Academy, addressed Bay ST.
EFfrnENeEsI Thomas Layton President of the
Of hs Ee% Gsse hG New FathsF
ni ilS Dnier a.t%r o" the Annoneaton Church.
of Lawlence and lusets streets, Mobile,
Very Rev. Illccr at the Cathedral Mobile Rev Fatber
;oyle. ST Nnccnt Church. Mobile. fesa
DRoSPEtTIS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE I'M.
mncnlate Conception, New Orleans. -
& 9S BY the
i9cted ny the Fathers ofthe society Of Jesus
The buildings well adapted for the purpoae a
courtyard entirely of street is reserved for
ecrcatiOn that, from the pups at 73o
ecluded and superintendent.
The course of instruction embraces Greek Latin
English, French Poetry, Rhetoric History Geography
Mathematical, Astronomy Natural and Mental PhiocoL
ply with the addition Of Bookkeeping and the usual
Branches.
Students not admitted, unless they know how
read and write.
The and religious training of the studenta In tn
lead. ng objects of the instructors.
Every month q report In sent to parents stating eo
duct, progreas, rank in class and attendance Wa
The academical year begins the first Monday a.
October, and ends about the 31st of July, %
TERMS:
Collegiate Course, payable In advance, and In nnt4a
States currency, two months, e2o