The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-11-19
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
TIL e URS ULINES,
TWO MILES BELOW NEW ORLEANS

This Institution. which the of Lou,ia,
patronage for than century needs no parteniar
reg to be introduced to public notice it
education pursued by the OF THE Estabisb
ment. ~
MORAL EDUCATION.
The object constantly kept in view by the Ladies' IA
tne adornlng OF their pupils minds with knowied 90
them TO polite aud amiabls deportment AZ weli as to
nass o. IN order and nestness. They
ternsl sapetin.endence, those vigilance the
the rules Though members Of tia Communit %,
are exclusively Catholics pupils all denom:nntions
score of reelection bat for the sake of order All are
equally required to assist at the exercise of Divine
PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
The health Of the puIs lie object OF unin terrupted
to their food which, is wholesome and sbupdant
tb d us b o S are so distributed throughout
student suffers from their application to their
duties. ~ o''e'A'"
When sick, they are always attended by one of tho
adies. II Necessary the Physician Ia in Immediate
or guardians. ~ E
The system Of instruction embraces the following
Objects The English and French languages plain and
ornamental writing Arithmetic, Geography the nae
Chronology EPElsh French
1my AZ ira philosophy Botany and Chemistry
xrsca n water eolors Pas and Velvet
etc. $500 1'e'u'e "ork'
Particular attention paid to Music.
- TERMS
Ins Scholastic at 81 year OF ten months and half
middle Of September. No'D' 'N'
pnt ss Per s'05
Day n
Entrance for the goarders. .......-........-. 90
30 deduction is made for those who are Withdrawal
before the end Of ierm nor for accidental absences
appointed day for their return. '-'o 'o''1" 'D'
EXTRA CHARGES.
stationery and Ise of Maps and Globes per term q 90
For the Of Musical Instruments per month: 90 90
t;Tgii 1TTIcuaing paper and pencils per month 90
M n S.hS.ai SioMeIs per TERM 10 OG
Expenses for the bathing season .....:.: 4 90
Ordinary Infrmary expenses. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. / 90
Books for the different classes may be fur
establishment at booksellers prices. '
DRESS AND FURNITURE.
no partlcuiar dress is required except Sundays
have In winter, blue merino dress and cape with
6seR beit ard In summer white dress ana cape blue
Each y9eTng lady mist be provided with twelve
pair OF Stockings. eight towels: eight table napkins
bos whte veil three pair Of
bags of coarse linen, two smaller ones sun bonnet
@de as bs
worn with the winter uniform be made according
above marked WISH indelbie in 1Ro
I've and Sa feet dSo S silver
%ide, bolster two blankets quilt, pillow two feet
long and one foot and half wide with six
wash bowl and pitcher, small bucket. toilet glass
work box alsO with lock aud kew
OBSERVATIONS
Visits are limited TO Sundays and Thursdays ercEu-
strefy and can only be- made to pnpils by their
Iathers mothers, guardianR brothers. sisters aud
tne above daya tho parlors opened
rom ten IN the morning unt aud from half
twelve unit has past four in the evening Tho young
at the prior
, There IA yearly vacation. which commences about
no middle OF Sepem ber aud eud5 Sd of NOven
Der Parents are Guesed not To prooDg hat time
order hat the young lades may their studies
on The came dAy. No other q o
except in case of sickness
Young lad eS wISE"R to make theiP frat
in the establishment must enter in NOvenb