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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

YoUNG Ladies' ACADEMY.
PIE DIRECTION OF THE URSUL1NES
Y Two Mles below New OrleAna.

This Institution, wnlcn ,nnao,ssnts Of LouMana
patronage for more century. needs particular
Recommendation to be introduced to public notice,
By * TIL.
ment; a.. A., 40. 4, v,.,v
by the adjoining Of their pupils minde with
knowledge and the forming Of their ,earsto virtue
cleanliness and polite manners. They never sut
eIed to beyond the reach Of wa.ehfui but maternal
n morals and the willing observance OF the rules
tine enp Of ID and
is used upon the score Of religion but
the % h ''''
Physical Education-rh health of the scholars is an
and are be given 6ut such is Mole
so distrbute throughout the day that neither the
mind the body of the stnents suffers from their a
by of the Ladies' and timely notice given
their or aus on hand she and
Tation-The system of instruction embraces the fol
writing Arithmetic Geography the Use Of the Globes
ana Fen nSS the
tronomy, Plain and Fancy Needlew work The Elements
taught young ladies whose parents desire it, As
Board and Tuition per annum $780, payable quar- s n,
Day sconrs per payable quarterly
Entrance fosf Boarders. :..-...-...-.--.-.. o
No is made for those Drawn be
fore thsIend Of the quarter; MONS
/ Stationery and the Use of Maps and Globes per.
a quarter. y
For tSa ps Use Of Musical
e Drawing including Paper and Pencils, per month
EXPENSES ss for for the Bathing season 60
sT tSs .S
J. | establishment at moderate prices seq .m
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

THE CATHEDRAL At METz.-Ihere nave
been enthusiasts who, forgetting AmlenS
and Charities, have pronounced Metz "a
thcdral as the most perfect Gothic work ON
the Continent. 1t is certainly beautiini'y
light, and the spire shoots up like a toun,
tain above the forest of carved peaks ana
fretted piunacles below. Begun in iol4 by
Bishop Thierri, the- ghost of that worthy
prelate remained restless and replnlng III
1916. when it was finished. SO, after an
even Catholic zeal had its cold nus i ne
yerners tell you it is 373 feet long, ana tha1
the spire is of the. same height. Inc nave
is 81 feet wide and 100 feet high. Inc
great stone ark is pierced with lnnumeraoie .
port holes, and these windows were hlicI
in 1926 by Busch, of Strasburg, with rlcn
stained glass, just in time oelore 1ne aa'
became lost Its beautiful open work splre,
light as if carved of wood, carries an enor-
nous bell, the very palladium OF MeZ;;
| weighing about 2S, GOO pounds, and cailea
| La Mute. The font, called the CuVe de
Caesar, is probably an old Roman tomb
| The chief curiosities of the cathedral are
the stone thrones of the early Bishops, two
| nrocessional crosses of the twelfth and
| fourteenth centuries, an embroidered req
silk cone. said to be Charlemagne,s, ana a
dra con of pasteboard and canvas, formerly
used in street professions, and called La
Cracelli. People who want to see the
walks and gardens of the esplanade, or 'he
strony redOubt called the Pate, which eau
be turned into an island oy closing th'
sluices Oh the Seilie, should mount the ca
| thedral spire, first ascending the cieresIoie
gallery to see the stained glass and the ny
ing buttresses. The view OF MetZ iIoHn 'N
splre is n fine one.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02
INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JoSRPH
Corner St. Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleans

The government throu Shout this establishment Is
mild parental The pupils are never separated irom
their Rcreation table are
the same for all. snort everything tends to pro
mate union between the Sisters ana TIE
Young ladies' ntTusted to their motherly care
with the requirements of society The comprises
I'm both Enith and French all the branches OF know
ledge cultivated at present day Each language is
TAUGHT by natives respective countries so Us to IN
sure correct pronunciation. $40 W.. ,.,..,
and distribution of premiums TO whlch parents aie III
Education is the object of special attention and
soHcitude Governing those placed under their charge
Inv moral suasion alone the Sisters OF ST. Joseph ende
vor ineulcate principles of solid Piety require ths
strict observance polite and amiable and
nstil feelings respect and affection towards parents
Punils of all denominations are admitted.
NoTA.-Durng the bathing season, the Boardlng
School is moved Bay St Louis where the Sisters
of ST. Louis have q aourishing academy.
TERMS,
To be paid in advance, as follows: -
Roa I'd merit three months. Goa w
hlfiU
| Entrance ~ w
| Music Lessons and of Instrument "a ., .,
| Singing Lessons ----------- a,
Pastel Oil painting according to the number Of pupils
| NeeIle.work in all is varieties golden embroidery
artificial flowers taught to the boarers without exit
For further particulars address, ''Superoress OF tn
Academy of the Sisters of Joseph, Box 1911 New Or
leans Or IL more ''''' 'N''' c. b: ELDER. Agent.
CLASS OF ORNAMENTAL WORK.
The Sisters of ST. Joseph will open, on the Flrs
Tn,sday of October q Class of Ornamental Work, sue
as tapestry, golden embroidery. artificial howers ma
work. etc Terms per month"; %. ~ -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

OUTRAGING CATuOLIcs.-The tlme-serv-
inc and trucculency of the editor of the New
York Tribune is thus shown up by the New
York World:
We Gull remarkable items of war news.
sometimes with accompanying comments,
from the columns of our Republican breth-
rem; as, for example, one of them the day
before Yesterday publishes, without ques
ton or protest, this, from war correspon-
dent: =
at is also announced that the bands of
JJhlaus have made dasles into Bar sur
Seine, Payns, and Estissac, upon the Auoe.
The worst feature of these raids is that the
Catholic churches are robbed and desc
Grated, the image of the Virgin broken OF
ruiped. and the sacred relics so dear to the
hearts of the simple country people utterly
DESTROYED. Where any number of soldiers
have been assembled, the Catholic sy Hpols
have been torn away, and the pulpitseccu-
MED by Lutheran %clergNmen. what u
deep wound this has been to the people the
Catholics of America can we'll understand.
On tn. same day the Tribune, which once
went down on its knees to gain Catnoiic
votes, editorially cracks its its feeble, IRE
weren't Joke at the expense OF one whose
age and personal high character should III
his hour of misfortune, shield HIM IRON
ribaldry. After describing what 1t terms
" Museum of Monarchs at Wilhelmshohe,
with Napoleon, ex-Queen Isabella, anf
others of that ilk, the Tribune adds:
: "And within q few weeks at furthes
Pope Plus TX. might properly participate
preside, and say grace ut their iesli'
board"
the tone had the nomination at Saratog
beep other than it was! The Pope is openi
insulted that Woodford may be COVERT
wounded.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02
CADEMY or THE VISITATION,
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
The duties Of this Institution will DO resumed on the
as FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER

Parents and Guardians desiring frstcla:s boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards. will Ind here
every advantage. s... u,o.&
Located in the healtiest portion Of one OF the mGss
romantic situation II affords IN sna
moral of u high grade Largo additions have 1con
made TO the buildings meet the increasing apphco-
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to the office OF the
aiori,nS S'''A $50" ~ auSs ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02
ar. ,JosEPHs BRSULINE ACADEMY FOE
YOUNG LADIES.
SPRINaF1ELp ILLINOIS,
(Formerly of Charleston, South Carolina)

This Institution Is a"r an IS
and snd rs.a. Tss
the modern improvements and is heass@
being the last three rssSS
g fer the TO sa Sars that
5ss1s.P &sass ssH
aasd 70 e ssns az IN the
not alone nstructng the intellect but with ma'erna
eaIe a Of condition Of the South
people these ladies oir 70 SoushsL bnw Tuition IN
English and French, Vocal and Irstrnmen,al Music NC
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery and fiAih oe"'"s' i'
Sa Tst the s
MaIFhy S. j., New 9 e 81 BRADY IS Union street.
GORGE DisTEIcr OF COLUMBIA
Tn this Institution 40 favoraby known IN the South.
| st,aies will be resumed on the FIRST MONDAY of
SEPTEMBER.
)
Yearly Pension for Tuition Board Lodging sssp e
and H ot%er mHe IN forms an charge.
Use of philosophical aud Astronomical lnStru' 10 90
sun%er Vacation at College 40 GO GO
spanish German and italian each c6o1g-s ~ W
Music Drawing, ETC., at Professors onarges'
All accounts should be paid halfyearly in advance.
For fIcr details please address President Of Georgs-
town College. Georgetown. D. G. 1y2t 2m
MT. ST. BENEDICT FEMALE ACADEMY
Tbi. old established institution of learning under the
conduct OF the Sisters of Loretto Is In inc Tii
vs a 20 patents to children thoTSughiy
in ali the branches Of polite tn .hs ct h
spacious grounds beaued by groves and ser
so~nt to locality naae 20 IL. Right
or ,o a h 81 .ns n Webb Of
sYsTEN EssT IT,
au7 I'm eaPe..ol:
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

o He who is cautious and prudent is gen
orally secure from many dangers TO WHICH
others are exposed.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02
cApEMY or THE VISITATION, :,

A cADEMY or THE VISITATION,
Summeryile, Mobile.
Tho thirty eighth Session of this institution close
successfully the Goth of July, anu VIII reopen "o'
corlinp tu Prospectus the 2ist OF September.
Dining the past Session competent ana experiences
teachers have been obtained from France ana germany
for fho Music Drawing and French Departmental
The location the institution Is provcEpal aor
funess no epidemic has entered It's an
serious illness IL seldom known Large aRuong Ior
tn. advantage and comfort of the pupils heve been
made fine Observatory and Music han AN sMto ns
the improvements, also large artitcial fohos wnee
anuatr Iuxries may INDUCED in during the summer
season The grounds surrounding the academy ase e
tensive nd sindythe pupils rambe over an ares
of sixty acres their evening walks when are per
mitted frequently, for health and exercise - A.,
For further particulars address Dnectress Vi 'h'
Acadeny of the Visitation. Box $50, MOoiie.
Terms in variable in advance
BOARD and Tuition in English and French, wash
ing and Mending. and ordinary DOCTORS re .,,, m
per Session of Five Months 's'yo no
Entrance Fec-for the first year only ~ w
Medicines and Stationary at cost -, .,...
Bedd,pc fuel and lights furnished by the institutoh
EXTRA BRhNCHFs. 40 ~,
Music the Hap, with use OF W.T., ank IS 90
Guitar an IN,
| and Panting-all kinds ~ w,
| Latin Italian and German Languages, each ID w
Embroidery, Tapestry German anu french Nee m M
Plain Needle work, gratis.
Mantua making taught. If desred .,or.
E-Terms have been reduced 10 fehaer tuS e, 49, Nv,
| advantages avaiabie. " -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02
IAINr yINCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAFE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI.

CAFE GfRAEDE1U,
Tb. institution conuc ted by the Priests OF the Con
,ragntion of the Mission ST. Vincent OF Iaul Is
ont;tnjI located ON the mississippi river forty miles
above Cairo and hundred and fifty miles below d.
Louis. 49,. -. o.,,,,oa;or. :, nd we'll
ont;I,tna e,rhe grounds are beautiful extensive ana
we'll adapted for healthful exercise ,.,.
The College il of easy access Regular daily packets
touch at Cape Girardeau. ~, ,,,,r,, x,o>-D. "
The scholastic year begins on the Fifs! Mo.sp -
OF PIEMBER, and ends about the n'St Vi '"'9
TERMS
BOARD and Tuition, per scholastic year 80 ..
Washing and mending of articles washeu-
Phvsican's Fee and Medicines -------------- ].
Instrume ntal Music ----'---.
| For iur'n'' Rev. ASTIiONY VIENNA, e. NJ.
~ President of the College,
Or to Rev. THOS. j. SMITH, g. NJ,
| orso 10 st. Joscph's Church. New Orleans:
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02
| CALVERT COLLEGE.

This Institution ia located at New windsor Cath h
Comfy Md forty three miles from Baltimore ny .ne
western Maryland Railroad The buildings are f he
molious: and several important improvements nane
lust been made. The neighborhood is remarkably
healthy. ~ .,.,cl, I, f,,,ss;cs Mathe
uatics and the Modern Languages, Pupiis VINO oon
zine themselv,s to English enabled 10 graduate ~
such a course as will fit them for any OF the various
The discipline the College has tho advantage OF
Catholic Clergyman - 49,, r,. M,,d,v
Scholastic commence s On INC 9e rA
If S.nt.mher and ends the last Tuesday OF 'uhe
Leinp divided into two half sessions.
Trrus-For each Half Session. Payable In Advance
For Tuition Boarding Washing end attention
to Clothes Stationery, Doctor Fees and Meai s,,o oo
For FreI CHI, German Spanish and Drawing, ~ m
each Mt, - 20 on
For instrnI 1, hA"''' ........... 5 %
For at d Piano
For Students remaining in vacation thirty doiiarS
Books furnished at regular prices.
Refers to The Most Rev. Archhshop of Baltimore.
iA' " ~ A. II. BAKER a. President.
Circulars may be had by application TO the esiaen'
| - a. Y ally Piet a. Co.'S, Baltimore. Al. Ih
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.
Undes the Direction of the sistsrs Of the Hsly crs
Corner ampart and Congress streets. Third Disse
!. - Ma I.nrlnin !

D. i. j. = : :
Corner fsmpsrt and Congress streets Third Dissse
New Orleans, Louisiana
Tho nav Academy Of the Holy Angels" !. sitasssI
city, at abort distance from the river The bn6nTs
ara In the hest style Of modern educational estabnsh
ents oogmodious thorougAy &c s.es sn
Pupiis Of all approximations admitted; batf the
promotion Of order and regularity all are Obliged 70 ~
the Institution.
The system of education embrace the French and
English langpages viz 1,sSssie &1sisns ena NOD
ern Geography use of tho Globes Prose ana foeroes
Compostions History (Ancient and Moderr sacred and
Prons r,RoSy Earn ep Chemistry
Astronomy Botany, Book keeping, M.thematiC;s -
Music Drawing Painting Plain and ornamsntal Nee
work. Tapestry Embroidery Artificial riowess, oo'
TEsMs-PAYMENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADvANCE: "a
| Board and Tuition in French and Engiish per ~
| . per quarter " 00
Entrance Fee for the first wear only. ~ W
| EXTRA CHARGES-OPTIONAL: -. -
Music on tho Piano per quarter ~
| Use of Instrument ...-.----'."s- ~ ~
Vocal Music .-----..-....- - % ~ -
Drawing .-.--.--.-..-'..-- - ~
| Painting =. ...-....-..-..... 10 ~
Tapestry and Embroiry :. ..........---...-. 2 %
| Artificial Flowers -. ................-. "
! Stationery ..----.-....'.-.-' 80 -
l Washing II ~
Use of Baths season, per quarter. W
The classes commence about the hrst Of Ssptember,
and by the end of juno, by An assimilation ana
Books, etc. may DO procured at the Institution At
At tim. during The year. and
For further particulars apply to The Mother
Academy of the Holy Angela ---- auSe y
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

coro-FRANKs.-A correspondent of the
Chicago Interior, writing from Murras
Bay, about one hundred miles below Que
bee, says:
It looks strange on that quaint and
curious bread cart, as it passes along the
struggling street that lines the shore, in a
region where every thing is French, to read a.
81. Mclean, TO see the familiar name OF
stares and to find that three Of the
name o. Warren keep the leading boarding
houses. The name of the senior Seign,l15r
scotch twang aboutit. The explanation
is-easy. Nigh century ago, some DIS
charged soldiers from Highland regimen e. nj; NJ
settled down here, and inter-married WIT. M,tn
the native populations these mes R Are an
u uew' Had the Presbyterian church look,
ed ed after these stray.children at the tlme' II
j mint have been otherwise