The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-12-10
Young LADIES' ACADEMY
UNpaH THE DIRECTION OF
tn Il UR s ULINE
TWO MILES BELOW NEW ORLEANS


This Institution which the ahants of Io,,siapa
and the adj tat~s kindly red With thai
recommendation he introd aoed to pnbro notce IL
VIII there ef"re sufhoe to give "ul of tho plan
education pusned BY the futoresses or this Establish
ment
MORAL EDUCATION.
The object t|y kept in view by tb, aies Ia
and the forming of their virtue To acoustom
habits of indu-rV order and n"atn~ss. They are vsr
suffered to go beyond the reach "t watohrnl ma
preservation of MORALS and tho willing ob-.rvance of
exclusively Csth"cs pups o. ali dsn"min.in.ss
are admitted and no 'nte .,sr"n i, used upon the
equally required to assist tho exercise of Divine
PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
The health Of the puris s obect o. unir terrupted
solIouds for the aGies. Particular attention ia aid
The hours of 30 tad throngh"mt
the day, That neither the mind nor the bod Of the
d1ri.s.
When sick. they are al~ayS attended by one of the
attendance and timely notice Their parents
or guardians.
The sTstem OF instruction emhracas the following
ornsmenta wTn and En9c plain Ind
OF the Globes History tanci"nt and modcrn thong
omy Natural PGasphV Botsnv and To
taukht in the higher clAss"s. ORA wing Pan-tng the
artificial Flowers plain and ornamental Needle Work,
Par icuar attention paid to Music.
TEEMS:-
on S I'd OF 5 oa5 a and
middle OF September.
Board and Tuition, per session, s24O; PAYABLE in
advance the first tenn in November the seo.
Day Scholar per session, sl3s payable IN Ad
Entrance for the Boarders Observation-Disclosures. : GO
Entrance for the Day Scholars. 10
before the end Of erm nor for accidental absenoss
nor for these no Proong vacation time beyond the
EXTRA CHARGES.
Sationery and use of Maps and Globes term. o.
For The use Of Musical Instruments per MONTH co co
oTf,snis RelndlOg paper and pencils per month 60
Expenses for the bathing Observation-Disclosures. 4 ID
Books for the different Glasses may be tnr.
by the or procured a, the
DRESS AND FURNITURE.
No particular dress is required except on Sundays
m s1 or v hSh ds's the ladies'
black belt ard in summer white dress ana cape. blue
Each Young lady must be provided with twelve
changes of linen, twelve pocket .ndkerchiefs twelve
%Ds o tTss PAIR Of
two nSs9nito si1 aud half feet high t%o large
three cambrc OF tac9net oAPes having the edged
with the winter uniform be made accordl,
to the model adopted by the establishment. All the
s!ver spoon aud fork knife and silver tumber a
mattress five and half feet long by two and quarter
wide, bolster two blankets. q quilt, pillow feet
long and foot ami half wide with pllowoases
wlth bow ami ptchcr small bIcket. toilet 81
with drawer lock Hni key, little chair, I'll
work box also - irh lock aud key
OBSERVATIONS
Visits are limited Snndays and lhursdays erct,E-
StpeIy and Can only he m ade the pupils
fathers, mothers gu uardiSns brothers. sisters su1 on
the dAys the parlors opened onIv
from ten in the morning until aud from half psAs
twelve until half past four evening The ynun
ladies' are forbidden fruits other decacier
at The pRrlOr.
There Is a yearlS vacation, which commences Rhont
tho middle of sep ember and euds the sd OF Novein
Der. Parents requested proOug hat
order that The young ado@ may their studtss
the day. other absence 10 ever al owed
except of sickness
Young ladies wishing tn make theiT frst muuiOn
in the estabiishmen, must enter in NoveDb