The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-04-06
EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY,
UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF THE URsULINEs,
Two Miles below New Orleans

THE DIRECTION OF THE URsULINEs,
Two Miles below New Orleans
have Of With ss
patronage for more than century needs partculN
sacs e
nv M for u object constantly kept in view
TO socps,om them polite and amiaSie experiment
They are never sufe. cd 60 beyond the reach Of
tho Of morals and the willing
observance of the rules Though the members OF this
nominations admitted no Interference is used
the ssusg Of S for the sake Of order
eIeIoIses Of Divine worship "''- p''p'''' ~
object Of uninterrupted tho Ladies'
asaas ntsentaSn Is paid to their food which is ALWAYS
20 ed dsrb mt. the that neither the
pIcation to their classical duties when sick they
4waYs by one Of the Ladies' the
is given to TIER parents = gaardans. ' 1900
owns e5ee Tss as nS t. fol-
Plain and o,na%eptal Wiling Arthmetic GsosrapSy'
.ass e.:
Parting II the Sarisus ;tSIe. wasr colOrs fast
NoedeSsFi ETC. PARTICULAR attention Is paid to Music
TERMS.
I'll Of SovemSsS and 1 ends aSoa. the
aoth Of September.
sns 1s9n ss'n09 ss
pay s @
Entrance term far the Roarisr. 20
No deduction is made accidental absences for
Who proong vacation time beyond the appointed day
Stationery and tho Use of Maps and Globes per
,xt ~, w
Pss s5s Use sf Musical iassIgnents per month; g
Artiaeia Flowers per term :' .e ] 10 %
Espenses for es' the o Bathing Season 20
s be
estsblisimsn. At booksellers priess - '..
except Sundays and Tharsdayss on Which days the
Saps with Sss be sS Sns %
dress and cape, blue belt and ribbon.
changes linen. Twelve Pocket hsndk sreSsls swevs
liz
s ss OF ss o
Iasgnss az having sSEsd viii
winter uPsoIR, mad: aesoTdips the mod
@S nds5 the Ink above
spoon and fo,k knife and silver tumh or mattress
bankes pillow TWO fsst pnE and one foot
mar s wiS1 E six oT & and
and key little chair and small workbox, also with
|
O5serrations. Visits arc limited to Sundays aud
ThnrsdaNs ezcsrety and only BIO made the pupils
by their ttbSrs mothers ensrlians brothers sisters
and on the above ent0ned days the parors open
ed only from ten in the morning until and from
haltpast twelve until half four in tho evening
Tho young ladies to receive frnits
delicacies ut the par!or There is assarly vacation
| which commences abont the middle of September and
! ends on the I'D of November. Parents requested
| not to prolopg that time. order that the young
ladies may resume their studies the ssmo day. Nc
other absence allowed except in of sickness
| the Establishment must enter in November.
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| CT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
| ~ Conducted by the Sisters of Charity.
Near Emmitsburg, Frederick County Maryland.
This institution "a pleasantly situated IN healthy
picturesque part Freder county Maryland, hall
male frnr fmInit stur2, and two mites from Mount st
Mlrys College. 1t commenced in 1903 and incor
poTatrh by the Legislature of Maryland in 1916. Tn
bTI ,Dgs are convenient and spaGiols.
| TERMs:
Board and Tuition per academic year. including
Bed ard Eodding, Washing Mending and
I. Z. for each session .---.---..--....... lao o
| ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Tho Academic year is divided in Sessions of hv
months o&ch beginning respectively the 2sth Of AN
gust and the oSth of January.
Letters Of inquiry directed to the
| MOTHER SUPERIOR.
| my5 2ly ioAHnn Acs"".rv E"rtshor~ ~