The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
THE URS ULIN YES,
TWO MILES BELOW NEW ORLEANS.


This Institution which she inhabitants of Louisaus
patronage for moro than century needs particular
to be introduced public notice; IL
education pursued by the Tutoresses OF this Estabish
MORAL EDUCATIoN
The object constantly kept Ia view by the Ladies is
sns ana Ss aaeTnS OF hS Paps mind with
them to polite aud amisbls dsporment, we'll to
suffered to 60 beyond the reach Of a watohfn but ma
ternsi supe'in,endepcr whose vigilance secures the
the rules rSonGh the msmosrs Of this Community
are s1olu.ively Cs'hoes pupils OF all denominations
score of reikion, but for the sake order all
worabip. N'''
PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
The health Of the pupils s object terrupted
to their food which awavs whoIeseme aud abundant
rhe honr; OF res1stion are 80 distributed thIougsopt
s'ndent from their application to their classical
When sick they arc always attended by one Of the
Ladies' II necessary, the Physictn ia in Immediate
or guardsns
The system of instruction embr tho following
ohjscts The Engli.h French laneu ages pain and
ornamental writng Arithmetic Geography, the use
Chronology Kngiish AID French Litsratura, Astron
omy Natural Philosophy, Botany and Chemistry are are
various sty 90. Wafer coors Past, and Velvet etc
Artificial Flowers plain and ornamental Needle Wo-k
Par ocular attention PAID to Music.
TERMS:-
The Scholastic wear OF mont hs and half. COM
menoes on the Sd of November aud epds about the
middle of September.
Board aHS sss IN ss
opd and third in February and in June, each $50 90
ss eseh Per serm ss payable IN w
Entrance for the Boarders.; 90
before the of = 1erm nor for accidental absences
appointed day for their return.
EXTRA CHARGES.
Stationery and of Maps and Globes term o. 90
For use Of Musical Instruments; per month: 90
Arsiasisi FIo"srs per fs term NV re: 20. ~ 10
Expenses for the bathing season 90
BoOks necessary for the different classes lay
nished by the parents r~lves procured the
establishment at booksellers prices
DRESS AND FURNITURE.
No particular dress ia required except Sundays
and tt hursdays on which days the young ladies must
have in winter blue merino dress and cape with .
Each young lady must be provided with twelve
par Of stockings, eight towels: eight table napkins
two Fix and half S' feet high % two large
baGs OF coarse linen, two smaller once bonnet.
with lace inch wide The ospes also the rufies
to the % model adopsed by the estabsbment Ii @ All the
above mentioned articles marked with indelibe ink.
Ave and half long by and quarter
wide, bolster two blankets. quilt, pillow two feet
long and foot and half wide with six powcases
wash bowl and pitcher small bucket toilet gSss
with drawer lock and key, little chair and small
work box also with lock aud key.
OBSERVATIONS.
Visits are limited to Sundays and Thursdays e1clII
sirsy, and can only be made to the pupils by their
the above ntoned days the parors opened only
twelve until half past four in the evening The young
ladies forbidden to receive fruits other delcaoes
at the parlor
There is a yearly vacation. which commences about
the middle of Sep ber and ends the Sd of Novem-
ber Parents requested not prolong that time in
order that young ladieS may resume their studee
on the same day. No other absence 10 ever allowed
except in case OF sickness
Young ladies wishing to make thei1 first communion
In the establishment must enter in November.
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