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

= Aliss-This Institution, conducted by the Brothers
since Is It beautifully situated the of the
a sSd ali the advantages Of the
The spacious recreation grounds well shaded by ever
bathing for the pupils great incite-
Ths eshtf% Bay St. Louis and the fac
the place at all of the year are so
system Of in this institution strictly
being prevented by constant watching over the con-
The religious moral instruction of the pupils and
their domestic comfort attended to with the utmost
of character by intoxicating principles OF virtue and
The sshpastc Year on the 18th Of nuary
and ends the last Thursday Of November thus the
Pupils are received at any time of the year The age
The of education all that is taught in
commercial institutions, namely: Reading Penmanship
Book. keeping Algebra, Geometry, etc.
TERMS: 40
Board and Tuition. per session. payable half yearly in
advance s2 80 o0
Bedding, per session, toptionaD 10 GO
sssSi # spent at the institution 50 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
Piano and Violin per MONTH EACH 90
Use of Piano Per month 90 90
Brass instrument per month 90 90
Each boarer should 5e provided with twelve shirts
sTaas a pair six table
kns four summer frock coats 81. pair summer panta
LOOMS winter coats, two pair winter pantaloons,
pair ops long and
Ss ssss, ETC.: df III he s .
travelling pocket money ETC. unless sum of money BE-
fbe number Of pupils Is limited Parents and guar
dians win find it adyantagsous to enter their sons OF
y IS ssg y ss Co ssy
ss Thomas Layton President of tn,
Tsns
Of laurence and Massaehusetts streets Mobile
S. Tinesss csa a1 MeSe
DAss CHRISTIAN COLLEGE. PASS CHRIsTIAN
teeiaiasurs Of ths Mississippi directed BY tn
Having long felt the many attending
boarding school in the city the hay
for in the Country and they have
the PsS9
could scarcely Be found all together in any other
Pass chrtian Hotel has been purchased with th
up in s s saa e M t.
n once it was to the summer e1sursionist .os i.
se
seq ba bat the Gulf
MAKING
g % sRs
complete gymnasium has been constructed, extensiv
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tanned the State Legislature, by which it is
cred grant diplomas confer degrees. and bestow a
literary honors-
The rooms, study halls dormitory, and fector
a scale equal to any in the country.
With greater facilities than those which have alread
for the Christian Brothers the confidence of tn
public they will now be better able to promote the ply
steal moral and intellectual development of the student
committed to their The system of government
mild and yet firm in enforcing the observanc
established discipline No student will be retaine
and morals not satisfactory student
all denominations admitted, and their religion
- opinions unrestricted
The academic year commences on the first Monday i
September, and ends at the beginning of July.
s.. B-Classes will be kept open during vacation fc
may desire avail themselves of the oppo
rE tunity.
Payments for term of five months invariably in ~
=. vance.
to Board washing, tuition, and doctors fee per
Entrance fee, to be paid once only
EXTRA. CHARGES.
Music-PianO, per term of five months s
Violin, tstrings furnished), per term of five
- Music-Flute any other wind instrument, per
l. term Of Eve months.
10. Drawing, per term of five months
of Instruments, in the study of natural philoso-
tn ply and chemistry per session
BRO. ISAIAH, President.
de Agent Rev OrieansCharies d. Elder No. 40 Pc