430 INSTITUTIONS.

MALE SCHOOLS.

Male High School, cor. Holliday and Fayette sts. N. G. Brooks,
A. M. Principal; Wm, Gibson, A. M., James McIntyrre, M. D.,
E. J. Steams and William Minifie, Assistants. A. Freitag, L. L. D.,
Professor of languages.
No. 1.—N. E. comer Fayette and Greene streets, M. Connolly, Prin-

cipal; Wm. Kerr and George Sanders Grape, Ass'ts.
No. 2.—Corner Broadway and Bank sts., F. L. Grammar, M. D.

Principal; J J. Murphy, Assistant.
No, 3.—Cor. Aisquith and e Fayette sts., R. Connolly, Pi in cipal;

J. McCrodea and Henry Craggs, Assistants.
No. 4.—Corner Hanover and Barie sis., J. H. Falconer, Piincipal,

John Coulter and Alexander S. Skinner, Assistants.
No. 5.—Corner Monument and Forrest sts., Thomas H- Robinson,

Principal; Benjamin Charles and H. Foreman, Assets.
No. 6.—Ross st. near Biddle, Wm. R Creery, Principal; F. Cnm-

mon and T- S, Bennett, Assistants.
No. 7.—Canton Grounds,
No. 8.—Fremont street near Pratt, H. Johnson, Principal; Henry

McCann, Assistant.
No. 9.—Corner Holliday and Fayette sts., James Harshaw, A. M.

Principal, John McNevin, Assistant.

No. 10.—Light st, Federal Hill, John C. Logue, Principal.
No. 11 —Corner Jefferson and Bond sts., James Johnson, Principal.

FEMA LE SCHOOLS.
Western Female High School, S W. cor. Greene and Fayette sts.,

Robt. Kerr, A. M., Prin. D. A. Hollingshead, Ass't.
Eastern Female High School, cor. e Fayette and Front sts., E. A.

Seiker, A. M , Principal, N. H. Thayer, Assistant.
No. 1.—Corner Fayette and Greene sts., Margaret McConkey, Pria-

cipal; Rebecca J. Miller and Eliza A. Wade, Ass'ts.
No. 2.—Cor. Broadway and Bank sts., Mary McDermott, Principal;

Ann M. Ross and E Jenkins, Assistants.
No. 3.—Corner e Fayette and Front sts., Frances R Ross, Principal,

H. E. Yeater, M A Reside, and M. Wire, Assistants.
No 4.—Corner Hanover and Barre sts,, Henrietta King Principal,

Mary A. McIntyre ami Elizabeth E. Wood, Ass'ts.
No. 5.—Corner Monument and Forrest sts , Emily E. Jours, Prin.,

Ann Coulson, Mary A. Pindell & L. Rodenmayer, Ass'ts.
No. 6—Ross near Biddle street, Eliza Adams, Principal, Ann E.

Cockey and M. Irelan, Assistants.
No. 7.—Canton Grounds, Mary Rice, Principal.
No. 8.—Fremont st near Pratt, H. E King, Prin., Catharine Bond,

Harriet Musselman and M. Beard, Ass'ts.
No. 9—Corner Calvert and Pleasant sts , Sarah Rarrett, Prin., A.

S. Ken ney, Asisstant.
No. 10.—Cor. Light and Cross sts., SuSan S. Johnston, Principal,

E. Armiger, Aisistant.

No. 11.—Cor. Jefferson and Bond sts., M. G. McDermot, Principal.
Music Teachers—Levi Wilder and Wm. A. Tarbutton.

MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY,
Post Office Building, corner North and Fayette streets.

The room, over the Baltimore Post Office, are open daily from 9 to 1, and from 3 to
6 o'clock. Society meets on the first Thursday of each mouth.

S. Spear Smith, President. J. V. L. McMahon. V. Pres't.

Brants Mayer, Cor. Sec. S. F. Streeter, Rec- See.

S. C. Donaldson, Librarian. J. Louis Smith, Ass't Libr'an.