Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-28
.ILLUsrRArFp LECTURES ON MT.

TnLUsrRArFp LECTURES ON MT.
Mr.. KELLOGG, the American artist will de-
nrs 1YSsIe e sSS y E, s:s
18th in the Lecture-room of the Church Of the
ffsse lecture. arc for the benefit of the Church
Of The IneAfpsti.h, and will he illustrated by q
maenincs ut painting and diagrams taken Ga the
Tieies q; Including both Lectures , to 3. had
al MetSer0tts. p35-N
~ ECONOMICAL BUILDING AssO0IA.
ORGANIZED ON THE OLD PLAN.
Persons desirous Of joining thi. Association will
md books Of subscription at the following places,
LEWIS CLEPHANE's, Collector Internal Rev.
M HANsOE's, Room No. 3. Intellissncsr
NV BURCHELL' 3, Grocer, corner 18th and
M cALLAE's once, 44s 18th street, Room
w. IHOMPs0N's. Druggist. 18th street, near
GEO. Ii. PLANTS Office, Room 10. Plants
sI sAyAe 81 III Hardware Store, Penn; Avenue
r1NTERSAHsHs F kExEHY 6fy1cr
WXsh}NGf6s ocifTiY. DC.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
wi in Once ie6
ns q iPa IN f r. asa H 81
APRIL, 1e6s, for the purpose of enabling Tax
sistsnt Assessors; after the time thus designated
the list will be returned to the Collector for colec
"All appeals must be in writing, and must spec.
ny the particular cause matter or thing respect
over state the ground or principle Of error CON-
planned Of" NJ PEARSON,
Ami, ,o,, 1860 Assessor District of coln%bis
rMINERAL WATERS ON DRAUGHT
MILBURNS POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN,
No. $50 FIT, enth street, opposite the Treasury
ARTISAN WELL WATER, from Louisville
EXCELsIOR, CONGRESS. EMPIRE. and
HIGH ROCK CONGRESS WATERS, from Sara
kIssINGER, vIOaY and SETTER WATERS
manufactured from correct analyses of these ia
'KATxI3fsfSE WAFER, from Gettysburg. by
the case, at lowest rates. ap % I'm"
Ne REGISTRY NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all qualified voters in
appointed to register voters under the act Of Con
gress approved February s: 1867 entitled An act
ba and for efser IN the s RI OF
No. 80 EAST CAPITOL ST, SOUTH SIDE.
between LIST and I'd streets east,
on MONDAY and TUESDAY, 9th, and 18th inst.
from o clock to ] o clock p. m. and on WEDNE5-
U
purpose of receiving and recording their names.
he act Of Congress entitled An act to regulate
the elective franchise in the istrict of Columbia
provides that leach and every male person, pit.
ing paupers and persons under guardianship, of
not been convicted of any infamous crime Of
fence and excepting persons who have voluntarily
given aid and comfort to the rebels in the late re-
bellion and who shall have been born or natural
lied in the United States. and who shall have re-
sided in the said District for the period of one year
and three months in the ward or election precinct
IN hiCh he shall offer to vote next preceding
election therein, shall be entitled to the elective
franchise, and sh all be deemed electOr and en-.
titled to vote at any election in said city without
any distinction account of color race
IL is very desirable that all naturaized citizens
bring their naturalization papers with them, in
order to avoid cavil to their right to register.
v. MOVES, Secretary.
ap q t2oth Intel Chron. Repl
rsTERE0PTICAN EXHIBITIoN at wEs-
US LEY CHAPEL SABBATH SCHOOL, cor
EyENIN SIS. April 27th and 18th. A pleasant eve
nine's entertainment of beautiful pictures and
music. Admission, for Adults. Is cents; for Chill
dren, Is cents. Exhibition to commence at quar-
ter to eight ap25 st
n~OFFICE OF GLENWOOD CEMETERY,
JIG WASHINGTON. ID c., March 30. lS58.-On
and after the 29th of April. this Offce will be re
moved to the entrance of the Cemetery at the head
ofNorth Capitol street. -
G. CLENDENIN,
NH 3o-td lint. Chron6Repl Superintendent.
NO. r. CUMMINs