The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-29
EDUCATIONAL.
young LADIES' ACADEMY
uNpER THE DIRECTION OF
tn E U Il s YES,
TWO MILES BELOW NEW ORLEANS

This Insttution which the inhabitants of Louisap
and the states have kindly favored thsi
commendAton to be- introduced TO public notice It
ment.
MORAL EDUCATION
hs object constantly kapt in view bv the Ladies' IA
tne aiorntng of their pupils mnds with kuowiedg 90
them TO p"iit' and amtabls department as we'll as to
habits ct indu~'rV order and n-atnass They are yer
ternal nj euterc- whose vigilance seourss the
rTIn Of morals and the willing
are esonsivsly Cthoiics pupils OF all deuom
SCORE OF rei:iop. but for the order ali ara
T4uay requi' cd to assist at the exercise of Divine
PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
health Of the pupils Is an object Of Uninterrupted
to their food which wholesome and Sbundan
The hours Of relaxation distributed throughout
the day. that neither the mind the BODY OF the
student suffers from their application to their
When sick, they are always attended by one of the
aoes. 1t necessary the Physci IN is in immediate
or suardians-
The system of instruction embraces the following
OBJECTS Tho English and French langu ages plain and
ornamental WIitins Arithme'ic, Geography, the nae
Chronology English a.. French Literature, Astron.
1my fn,Ira phtoS"phv Botany and Chemistry
Various Tty ea, Water colors PAsi Velvet etc
AItihcai Flowers PLAN and ornamental Needle work,
Par ocular attention Ia pad tn Muac.
- TERMS
Ihe sGSo , year OF tn monh h and half
middle OF September.
RSs IN ,ss in
ond and third in February and in June each esq 90
Day Scholars, per session, sl3s, payable In ad.
vance each term. ............--.......4 IS 90
Entrance for tho Boariers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ! 90
Entrance 'or the Day Scholars ----.-------.--- 20
No deducton'is made for those who with drawn
for those Who procpp yacaon
appointed day for their return.
EXTRA CHARGES.
and use of Maps and Globes term g.
For the Of Musical Instruments per month 90 90
DIawipg including paper and pencils, per month 20
ArtsGia Flowers per term 10 90
Expenses for the bathing saason 4 10
Ordinary Inirmary expenses 90
niahed by parents themselves or procured at the
establishment at booksellers prices,
DRESS AND FURNITURE.
No particular dress is required except on Sundays
and ThursdaSs on which days the young ladies
have. IN Winter blue me'ino dress and cape with
changes Of linen twelve pocket handkerchiefs twelve
pair OF stonkipgs eight towels eight table napkins.
two mosquito.nsts Fix and half feet high two large
1Hgs OF coarse linen to smaller ones sun bonn
with lace one inch wide The capes also the rues
to the model adopted by the establishment All the
above mentioned articles marked with indelibe ink
five half feet long by two and quartz
wide, bolster. two blankets. quilt pillow feet
long and ono foot and half wide with pillow
wash bowl ami pitcher, small lcket toilet glass
with drawer, lock and KEY. little chair, a small
work box also with lock and key.
OBSERVATIONS
Visits are limited Sundays and Thursdays erelu-
sIpey and can only be made to the pupils by their
the above toned days the parors opened o1y
from ten in the morning until noon and from half past
twelve until hss past four in the evening The young
ladies' are forbidden receive fruits other decacies
at the parlor.
There is yearly vacation which commences about
the middle of Sep and ends the Sd OF Novem.
Der. Parents requested prolong that
order that the young ladies may their studes
on the same day. No other absence is ever allowed
except in of sickness.
Young ladies wishing to make their first communion
in the establishment must enter in November.
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