The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-22
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
rapER THE DIRECTION OF
H e c Il s ULIN Els,
TWO MILES BELOW NEW ORLEANS


This Institution which the inhabitants of Louisiana
patronage for more than century needs particular
will therefore suffice To give sn orT M hot,ee II
education pursued by the rutoresses this Establish
ment.
MORAL EDUCATION.
The offset constantly kept in view by the Ladies ia
and the forming , vatu with
them to polite and ami abb. department as we'll IA Ia
suffered to go beyond the reach q watchfn bnt ma
IarnsI Inv enden3 hose vigilance secures the
the rules Though the meuhers of this Community
are ede.nsivsiy Catholics pupils OF all demon
score of re'i<ian, bnt for sake OF order ali are
Worship. VI O'''"'
PHYSICAL EDUIATIoN
hea'o OF the pntis Is an object OF uninterrupted
to their food which is whoesome and Abundant
the day, that neither mind nor the bodv Of tSe
student suffers from their application their classic
When sick, they are Away. attended by one of the
attendance timely notice Is given to their
or guardians. '
TUITION.
The syatem OF instruction embraces the fo,,ovinc
objects The Engiah and French langu Sges plain and
the Globes History modsrnp hn1 u.s.
Chronology Engltsh aud French Lterature Astron
TAUGHT in The higher n~aSins PainSinS in the
varions sty es Water c"'r". Pnst and Velvet etc
Artificial Flowers plain and ornamental Needle work
etc
Iarlcll2r attention Is paid TO Music
TERMS
The Scholastic year, of ten months and a half com
mencss on the ID of November and ends about the
middle OF September.
Board and Tuition per sesspp ss4o. navab,s in
advance the first ter1n in November the sec
oSa ana third IN ehrnary and in June, each $50 90
LAY ocno'Srs, per session, $l3s, payable in ad.
Entranc CO for the Boariers ----'-' ~ G oo
Entrance for the Day Scholars. ..... ? 90
NO deduction ls made for those who are withdrawn
poone vacation tas beVoSd Ss
appointed day for their return. "
EXTRA CHARGES.
cry and use OF Maps and Globes term. 81 90
For the use of Musical Instrnmonts per month 90
AItlhcia Fio~es per term .--.....-.---..-... co
Expenses ior tbe bathing season 4 US T
Ordinary Infrmary expenses. .-.......-..... I OG
Books neorssa for the different classes may be tur
nished by the Themselves or procured az the
establishment at booksellers prices
DRESS AND FURNITURE.
No particular dress is required except on snndays
and ThursdANs on which DAYS the young ladies must
ha IN Tiat5r niue me'ino dress aud cape with
belt and ribbon. P0' ''"'
Each young lady must be provided with twelve
changes of linen twelve pocket twelve
par OF sfoEkngs eight t"wels eight table napkins
two merqnito nets Xix aud half feet high two large
1SHs Of coarse linen two smaller ones sun bonnet
with lace one inch wide Tho capes also the rufhes
to the mode! adopted by the establishment All the
above men i"ned articles marked with indelble ink
. CIV u" auu EnHe ana silver lumber,
mattress five and bali feet long two and 0uarter
vide bolster t@o hiankets a quilt pillow two feet
long aud oh,- loot and malt wide with pow.cases
"ath bowl anu pitcher, small Icket. toilet glass
WIN drawer lock and kew, a little oh air and Il sma
work box also with lock aud kew
OBSERVATIONS
Vi 's ere limited 10 Sundays and ThursTav erclu-
s'cety and crn only he made to pupils BY unrIr
athrrS mot hers indians pruthers nistera ant on
the ah"He-ne toned DAYS the psrort opsned oaly
from ten in he morning until and JAS.
twelve unii ha,: past tour in evening Tia yJuug
ladies are t"roiddch receive iius Other denies
NJ The Ptri0r.
hers IA IL yea'i vacation which cDmmeucc s gaont
he middle Of sep ember, and ends Sd ~
bers FAren's requested prOOng tine, i'll
ord'r that the younE lt6ie- may
on The d. other Absence ia ever A. oW.d
except IN case of sickness
Young Tad YES wIBhinR to make their first unipu
ia the establishment must al Ger in NOverIb
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