The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-01
EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
UNDER TnE FRICTION OF
THE ULINES,
TWO MILES BELOW NEW ORLEANS

This Institution which the inhabtant. of Louisiana
patronage for more than century needs particular
Recommendation to be introduced public notice; 1t
will therefore suffice give out of the plan OF
education pursued by the ruoresses of this Establish
MORAL EDUCATION.
The object constantly kept in view by the Ladies is
and the forming OF their hearts to N1tus To
habits dn Sn and ThS are as
suffered TO &" beyond the reach Of watchtnl but ma
preservation Of morals and the willing Observance OF
the sulss Thonsh the members Of this Community
OF bot @ S is stsr
equally required to assist at the exercise OF psvne
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
The health of the pnps object of uninterrupted
soicitude for the Ladies Particular attention is oaid
The honrs of relaxation are distributed throughout
the day that neither the mind nor the BODY of the
student sufers from their application to their elias
du.i,s; .,.,- 49,
aides. II neceeeary. tho Physician is in Immediate
attendance and timely notice given to iheir parents
TUITION.
The system OF instruction embraces the following
ornamental wiring Artbmeo. Geosrap6y y the nss
Of the Globes Hisory tancirnt and modsrn Mythology
omy. Natural Philosophy, botany snd Chemistry are
Artificial Flowers PLAIN and ornamental Needle Work
Particular attention Ia pad to Music.
-TERMS:-
The Scholastic year of ten month. aud half. COM
mences on the I'd of November aud ends about the
| middle of September.
Board and Tuition, per session. $500 payable in
ond and third in February and in Jaae each co. 90
Day Scholars per session. sias. payable IN nd. ~
Entranoe for the Boarders observation-disclosures : 90
No deduction Is made for those who are withdrawn
before the end OF Term nor for accidental absences
appointed day for their return. -
| EXTRA CHARGES
Stationery and of Maps and Globes per term. o. 90
For the use Of Susioai Instruments: per month 90
DIaTIg 1RSludins paper and pencils per month 90
Washing per month Of
Expenses for the bathing es.ou.-----.----.-. NJ
Books necessary the d,herent classes may be fur
nished by the parents themselves procured the
establishment at booksellers prices
| DRESS AND FURNITURE.
| No particular g required except n Sunday
and Thursdass " hioh days the young ladies' nus
have, in winter, blue merinO dress and cape with
black belt, aud in white dress cape blue
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pair of stockings, eight towels. eight table napkins
two mosquito nets xix and a half feet high two large
bags of coarse linen, two smaller ones; sun bonnet
with lace inch wide The cspss as also the rutie.
to the model adopt, by the estabIshment. All the
above mentioned articles marked with ndelibe ink
natures. five and haf feet long by and quartz
wide, bolster two blankets quilt, pillow two fee
long and one foot and half wide with six pillow
wash bowl aui pitcher small bucket, toilet q ss
with drawer lock and key, little chair, and a small
work box also Will lock and key.
| OBSERVATIONS.
vista are limited Sundays and Thursdays erci4
sirely, and can only be made to the pupils by tnei
fathers mothers guardians brothers, sisters and oil
the above TONED days the parlors are opened oh
from ten in the morning until and from half
twelve until half past four in the evening The y"un
ladies forbidden receive fruits other delicacie
at The paror.
| There a yearly vacation, which ences abou
the middle Of and ends the Sd of Novem
ber Parents requested not prolong that time il
order that the young ladies' may their Studio
on the same day. No other absence is aiowe'
| except in case of sickness.
Young ladies wishing to make theiy frat communion
in the establishment must enter in November.
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