The national Republican., 1867-12-07

on Thussdsy, the Board q GsnSgers Of ski. in.
sarSent prsans Rss sna shs Kelsey S%s ssey
defsd tSss ne Necessary rspsirs and changes be
Mrs. d. ". Bliss moved, and II was agreed to,
to appoint Mrs. M. A. Biackford on the execu-
tive committee, vice Miss Mary Thompson, re-
On motion, q was decided that the following
named Indies form, In part, An associate adyi-
nrmatloni Mrs. W. W. West, Mrs. II. Dennison,
Mrs. sallie Woodbury., Miss Mary Thompson,
Mrs. u; ID. Diekerson, Mrs. Doolittlc, and Miss
II was proposed to secure the services of city
missionary Esn and the subject was postponed, =,
Georgetown ladies, was received a letter, In
which she says
ION the 10Th ult. they had given dinner to
names Of eighty-scvcn had been recorded as OBJ
lccts Of charity, whose condition would be fully
school was opened with forty scholars that q
matron and teacher have been engaged, and that
contributions Of money and provisions were al
permanent school, and that needful fixtures,
furniture, states, books, SC, are required, and
that the friends Of the frlcndleFs In Georgetown,
association
This letter was read and approved, and the
secretary was Instructed to acknowledge the
school under the auspices OF the association.
auxiliary school at the Navy Yard.
The board then adjourned to meet at Mrs
Bliss, No. .2tl street, at o'clock next wednes-
day evening.
THE POLICE BoAnD.-The Board met at police
head9usrters on Thursday afternoon, and dis
The following applications for liquor licenses
were reconsdered and rejected, viz: Alvis Miller,
NJ MCCARTHY, j ohm Thomas, Benz Cooley, Charles
@; Godfrey, James Lawn, and Timothy. McCor-
mick; Sixteen applications were rejected, among
which were those OF Joseph Gerhardt f. Wetzel,
Private George 'i ii. Thompson was dismissed
the force on being found guilty of drunkenness
Private Joseph II. Martin, for intoxication
and conduct unbeeoming an officer, was aned
t25 and ordered to be severely rcpfimanded.
Private Robert French, for neglect Of duty and
conduct unbecoming an officer, was fined $50 and
Private VIM. II. FUSS, Tor Si conduct unbecomins
an ofeer, was fined s25 and ordered to be severely
The following resolution was adopted by the
Board;
Rssoiped,. That the Board desire to express to
Major Richards; and and through him to the officers
tion Of and satisfaction afforded by, the gentle
manly bearing, otncer-like appearance, and high
state OF discipline and efficiency displayed on the
occasion of the late parade, inspection, and re-
view OF the force on the 9th of November last
A SILVER wrDDINo-spLENDID ENTERTAIN
MENT.-Last night Colonel Richard McAllister
and lady celebrated the twcnty-Afth anniversary
Of their wedding at their residence, on Twenty
first street. between @ and II, and a large num-
Der OF their friends and invited guests assembled
to wish them Joy and renew the pleasant memo
ries OF former years. AT O'Clock the guests
commenced TO gather in the mansion, and the
host and hostess, tall and dignined, afiable and
graceful, with their lovely and accomplished
daughter, were In waiting to receive them.
An excellent band was in attendance, and
dancing commenced in the upper rooms at an
early hour-the skip upon the Hight fantastic
toe retaining its charms until the close. The
party assembled was n large and distinguished
one, Mr.. Blacque, the Turkish minister, Hon.
Noah Jefries, Register OF the Treasury, and
lady, Hon. Joseph Wilson, Commissioner OF the
Land Office, and lady, Hon, l.. c, Darlington and
niece, General Maynadier and lady, General
Chapman, and a number Of other prominent gen.
tlemen being present. Many Others arrived at
late hour. Letters of regret were received
from various members Of the Cabinet at not be-
Ing able to DO present In consequence of previous
engagements and the throng within the rooms
was one OF the most fshionahle and arlstocFatic
gatherings of the season, supper was served up
IN splendid style, and leaving the festive board
tho happy party once more resumed the dancing,
or In pleasant pairs and social groups chAtted
OF "auld lang sync.n We left at an early hour,
but all was life and gayety with those to whom
we bade farewell.
"Loye was flashing from bright eyes,
And hearts beat high with hope aud happiness. -