The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-24
EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
rspER THR DIRECTION OF
THE URSULIN
TWO MILES BELOW NEW ORLEANS.

This Instution which the inhSei,ant. ., Loqi.iana
patronage FOR more than century needs no particular
Recommendation to be introduced public notice It
education pursued by the rutoresses this Establish
ment.
The object constantly kept in view by the Ladies' Ia
the adorninG Of their pupils minds with knowledge
them polite aud Abls deportment we'll as to
hasts Of order and neAtnsss They are yer
ternal euperin,endeno, ~hoss vigilance the
Of &
exclusivey Cathocs pupils OF all demon
score of religion, but for the sake of order ali are
equally required to assist at the exercise OF Dviue
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
The health Of the pupils ia object of unn terrupted
to their food which s always wholesome abundant
The hour. Of reaaston are 80 distributed throughout
the day, that Mother the mind the BODY Of the
student sufere from their application to their cla a. al
when sick, they always attended by one of the
aides If necessary the Pnysiciin is in immediate
or guardians.
The system of Instruction embraces the following g
objects; The English and Frenc1 angu plain and
ornamental writing Arthmeuc biography, the use
Chronology Engiirh asd fr-non literature Astron-
omy Natural Philosophy, Eosany and Chemistry are
various stv es wa.er cnnrs Pasii and on Velvet etc
Artificial Flowers pam and ornament-. needle Work
Par ioular attention IL paid to Music.
- IERMS:-
The Scholastic year ot ten months aud half, com
menSes on the "a OF November aud ends about the
middle OF September.
Board and Tuition, per session, 1880 payable in
advance; the first term in November, the Sec
opd aud third in February and in June each ASP OF
Day Scholar & per & session. slas' payable in ad - .,
Entrance for the Boarders. rders.-.--....--....-.. Ct
Entrance for the Day Scholars. "
No deduction ls made for those who are withdrawr
before the end Of erm, nor for accidental absences
| appointed day for their return.
| EXTRA CHARGES.
Stationery and of Maps and Globes per term, o. OF
For the @ use Of Musical Instruments: per month o
nrus Fo%e1ss pea papeT ana per month 10
Expenses for the bathing ses-o -........-...... u
Books necessary for the lerent classes may be
establishment at bookselers prices.
| DRESS AND FURNITURE.
No particular dress is required except on Sunday
have. in winter, blue merino dress and cape with
black belt and in summer white dress and cape, blu
Each young lady must be provided with twelv
pair Of stookings eight towels eight table napkin.
one black silk apron white veil three pair o. sheets
bags of coarse linen, two smaller ones, bon
lsoe The also
worn with the winter uniform must be made accordin
above mentioned articles marked with indelibo inI
Te an Ss abg 1d V
wide bolster, two blankets, n quilt pillow two fe,
long and foot and half wide with six pillow
q wash bowl and pitcher, o small bucket toilet gla
with drawer. lock and key, little chair, and sma
| work box also with lock and key.
OBSERVATIONS.
Visits limited Sundays and Thursdays erelt
sirely and can only be made to the pupils by the
fathers mothers guardians, brothers, sisters and
the above toned days the parlors opened on
from ten in the morning until noon, and from bRlf
twelve until half past four in the evening. The youn
ladies' forbidden to receive fruits other decaoi
at the parlor.
| There 10 q yearly vacation. which commences abou
the middle of Eember and ends she Sd of Noven
ber Parents requested not to proong that time
order that the young ladies may resume their studi
| on the day. No other absence s ever alowt
except in OF sickness
Young ladies wishing to make theiB first communi 10
In the establishment must enter In November.