The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-17
EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
TIL f U IL s ULINE ES,
TWO MILES BELOW NEW ORLEANS


This Institution which the inh abb tants Of Iops,apa
and the states have kindly favored with thsr
recon be- Introduced to public notios IL
VIII therefore sutiee to give out ne of the plan
ment.
MORAL EDUCATION
The object constantly kept ia view by tho adies Ia
and the forming OF their hearts to virtue To accustom
habits of indusrs order and neStnss4 They are yer
sudered to go beyond the reach Of a watehru but
preservaton of morals and wilituE observancS OF
exclusively CsEhoic. pupils OF ali demon %.ton.
are admitted and no Inter,erenee is used npop ,Na
equally required to assist at the exercise nivrro
PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
The health of the pup lis is object terrupted
solicinde for the Lahes Particular attention pad
to their food which is aiwavs wholesome
The hours of relaxation are distributed throughon
duties.
ladies' II necessary, ths Physici is in immedate
attendance and timely notice given their parents
TUITION
The system of instruction embraces the following
ornamental Writing ArithmotIc Geography, the us,
or the ohes History ancn and moderuj. Mytholog
omy. Natural Philosophy. Ro.Any ani H,hemistrS are
Tariams IN sy yns hSGsr W%os @ nn"S i" the
Artificial Flowers. pia,n srd ""fapenLl Heede Work,
Par .iculsr attention IL "a t" Music.
- TEKMS:-
The Scholastic year. OF ten months and half. com
middle o. September.
Board and Tnition, per season, ta4o; PAYABLE in
and hd FSarH in es
Day Scholars, per ses-ion, sias payable In ad-
Entrance for the Boarders. ............. 0G
Entrance for the Day Scholars. 90
before re- the end Of Term nor for accidental absences
appointed day for their return.
EXTRA CHARGES
stationery and use of Maps and Globes term q 0O
For the use of Musical Instruments. per month SS
Drawing. including paper and pencils per month OO
Wasbine pep moStb per Term 10 o, o.
Expenses for the bathing .-.-..---....... ~
Books necessary for t. ..aerent classes may be tr
niehed by the parents themselves. procured the
establishment at booksellers prices.
DRESS AND FURNITURE.
No particular dress is required except on Sundays
have in Winter blue merinc dtess Snd cans wtS
back belt and in summer white dress and cape blue
Each young lady must be provided with twelve
changes of linen twelve pocket hsndkerohes twelve
pair of stockinga eight towels. eight table apkins
one black silk apron white veil three pair of Sheets
bags of coarse linen two smaller ones a sun bonnet
three cambria or aconet having the rues ede
worn with the winter uniform must be made accord g
to p the model ad9ptd by the establishment An the
silver spoon and fork knife and silver tumbler, a
na.tesS nVe anu af ieet long by two and quarter
long aud foot and half wdo with pillow.cases
wash bowl ant pitcher. small bucket toilet glass
with drawer, lock and key, a little chair and a all
work box also with lock and key.
OBSERVATIONS.
Visits are limited 10 Sundays and Thursdays egclu-
s1yey, and can only be made to the pupits by their
fathers mothers guardians brothers. sisters;
she above toned days the parlors opened ohy
from ten in the morning until noon and from half
twelve until half past four in the evening The young
ladies' are forbidden TO receive fruits other decaces
at the paror
There is yearly vacation, which commences about
the middle of september, and ends the Sd of
ber Parents requested not to prolopg that tne
order that the young ladies may their studies
on the same day. NO other absence Is ever allowed
except in case OF sickness.
Young ladies wishing to make theiT first un ion
in the establishment must enter in November.
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