American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-06
CITY INTELIlGENCE.

Examination Of The Female High Schools
The Board Of Public School Commissioners ex-
press great pleasure at the result of the late ex-
animation of candidates for the Female High
Schools The number sent up from the differ
ent Grammar Schools is sixty-two, all of HON
were passed into the High Schools. The man
ner in which the young ladies acquitted them
selves was cIeditable to both teacher and pupil.
The number of problems and questions propos-
ed was So, solved as follows
Eastern Female High Sckool-Voletta NJ
Clyment, of School No. ,; Emma Watson,
Ellen Fryer, Of No. 8; Georgianna Mott, Cor
nea +. Jackson Josephine T.. Smith, Acsah
L. Goldsborough Mary A. Shcer, Sarah J.
Wilkinson, Josephine Gyeble, of No. S, each
Sc. Louisa Rodenmeyer, Amanda E. Nidney,
of No. 5, each IS, Susannah IL. Dutton, Ann
f. Dougherty, of No 2; Esther Wheeler, OF
No. 8; Eveliae Harrington, of No. 5, each 50.
Jane 7. Smith, Georgianna c Baker, of No.
?; lmogene G. Franciscus, of No 5, each SO.
Nicea Fuller, Mary E, Buort, Ellen Harrison,
Of No. 2; Agnes Tolson, Mary c. Lee, Marga-
ret E. Mason, of No. $; Adeiine Cameron, of
No. 5, each 50. Eliza J. Taylor, of No. 5, 8 |.
Rosetta REILLY, of No. 5, 80.
UeStern Female High School-Mary Beard,
Eliza J. Bryan, Lydia A. Droste, of School No.
4; Frances Boyle, Of No. 6; Mary ]. Wilson,
Mary A. Bond, Catharine E. Perry, Mehitable
Sorter, Emma Doole Hamet A. Stember,
Mary J. McAvoy, Of No. 8, each So. Louisa
A. Emmart, of No. /; Matilda Cross, May v.
Treackle, Mary A, Crangle, of No, A; Mary
G. Watson, of No. 5, each IS. Caroline A.
DAVIS, of No. |; Sarah E. Street, Jane R. Tay-
lor, of No. A, Maria C. Working, of No. 6;
Catharne Crook, Catharine Mengies, of No. 8,
each 81. Catharine Seeger, of No. a; Mary Z.
lrelan, Georgianna Fishack, Mary l.. Kemp,
of No. G, each 3S. Margaret E. IIoff, of No.
6,32 Anna E. Eliason, Pamela Hartman, OF
No !; Sarah J. Cooke, of No. 6, each 81.
Margaret Is. Lee, of No. |, 80. Marg't Cron-
ther, Emily Z. Lee, of No. !, each o. Ann
Nj. Hand, of No. / "a. The work of each pu-
pill is filed away for the inspection of teachers
and parents.
A "Crack" House We notice that our old
friend "Joe Cowell, who has, in the opinion
of the opponents ofthe drama, been sinner all
his life, has now turned Publican, and opened
a "crack" house in Fayette street, between
Calvert and st. Paul's streets, where his plea
SAINT and laughter-moving phiz can at all times
be seen free gratis for nothing. A large num-
Der of his friends partook yesterday and the
day previous of his hospitality, and over the
sparkling champagne many good things were
said, which we fear will be lost to posteri-
ty, as they were e1tempore, and not intended
for the public eye.
Meeting Of German Citizens. A large meet
ing of our German citizens took place last eve
ming in Union Hall, for the purpose of taking
some action in relation to the late gross out
rage committed upon the unfortunate Marga-
retta Syler Speeches were made, and reso-
lutions passed, but the substance Of them we
are not enabled to give, having long since for
got al our knowledge of the German language
We presume, however, they will be published
in full in the German papers.
Rapid Drifting. Thomas Duffie, for violat-
ing city ordinance prohibiting rapid driving
OF horses through the streets, was arrested on
Monday, by officer Pamphillion, and fined IS
and costs, by Justice Showacre-it being his
second offence.