Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

! YOUNG LADIES'
/ -ACADEN Y
Under the Direction OF the UrSnlineS OF
I >. GALVESTON.
I,His Institution, the hTst educatsnnl establish:
i mcnt founded In Texas, by the venerrtsd
Archbishop Odin. of loved memory, and which the
inhabitants Of our State have highly pnronized for
more than twenty years, needs no special recon,
therefore sufiite to give an outline 81 the plan OF
instruction pursued by the Ladies of this establish.
mcnt. .-ts..s ~, =; ".
The Object constantly kept In view by the Ursn'
limos, is the adorninG Of thcir pupils minds with
knowiedge and the training OF thrr hearts to viz
tue The pupils also fortified I'd habits Of order,
house. keeping, aud polite manners. Though the
members Of this Institution exclusively Catho:
ics, pupils OF all denominations are admitted, pro.
rIded they can present Testimonials VI excellent
character; no interference Is used upon the rcii'
Rious opinions Of the scholars, however, for the
sake of order all required TO assist, with respect,
ut tho exercises Of Divine Worship.
b. PHYSICAL TRAINING.
The health of the pupils Is matter of the mater.
nal soliciude for the Ladies. The sick ave sep
arate department, and are constantly attended by
one of the Sisters Timely notice Of illness Is giren
to. parents or guardians. when the mall commune.
cations allow of II. Parents are free to send
physician Of their own choice to visit their chill
areu. The Ladies' are peculiarly attentive to the
food given to she pupils, and careful that none
be given, but such as Is wholesome. and always
Abundant. The hours OF relaxation are SO restrict.
ed throughout the day, that neither tho mind nor
the bodJ VI the hrps suffers from their arh'ica.
tion to study.
TUITION.
The course Of Instruction embraces tho English
German and French languages. Each language is
taught by Natives of their respective countries, IN
| order to insure correct pronunciation. Plain and
ornamental .Penmanship, Arithmetic, Geography
(Ancient aud Modernl, History iSacrcd, Ancient
ana modtn use 81 r%g Mms0f'S Natural
Philosophy with use Of the Apparatns), Elements
of Astronomy, Botany, Book Keeping, Music
Drawing, Painting, Plain and Fancy Needle Work.
Latin will be taught by Professor to young ladies
whose parents desire it.
|! The scholastic year commences the first of oGto-
her, and ends the last Thursday in July, by an Elk.
animation and Exhibition to which parents are in
vited
Parents and guardians are earnestly eXhorted, for
the benefit of their children and wards, to enter
them the opening of the classes. aud leave them
(unless sick) Till the close OF the scholastic year.
TERMS IN GOLD
To be Paid i'm Advance,
Board and tuition per session Of five months $50 90
Washing, per 10 uo
Entrance fec for tho LIST session only........ 10
Exfrr Chnrgrs
Music lessons, per session ..........., 40 90
Use Of Plario...i. .....:. ~ w
I Uso of Philosophical Apparai us,;....... ~ W
Vocal Music."................... ........... ~ uO
Drnn ing essop 10 90
Artificial ~ w
Latin i2 W
Medical attendance paid according to the Physi-
''i Parents are permitted g. visit the institution on
tho entrance OF their children
For further particulars address, "MorHER surE-