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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST.
ID executed n me on the 25th day Of May,
Is66. by II. NJ. Grosvonor and duly registered
in the Registers Office OF Shelby county, Ten
nessee, In Record Book No. SO, part 1st ges
8S7, 359 and 800, TO which reference is hereby
made, For the purpose Of paying tho debt
therein secured, I will,
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REAL ESTATE LOTTERY.
GRAND LOTTERY SCHEME!
Lands, Stocks, Town Lots |!
Regular Monthly Drawings at Her
y nando, Miss-
The First on June 10th.
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USSELL, GROVE & CO., GAY0S0 PLA-
IL ming Mill, 2l2 Adams street, east Of the
BAYOU, l2l
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
TIE NEW POST OFNCE.
s,Krr1Sc. or TIE COMMITTEE or CoURcHMEN f's-
TERnAY.

s.Kr1ING or TIE COMMITTEE or CoURcilhEN h'S-
TERDAY.
M20onck Yesterday afternoon theIe war ' iue'V
a. .f.he 1uecia Committee Of the board OF Couh'i"
nn,..sAd 10 hear parties In the matter Oh lescB Oe
as,on az the Common Council IN tedhg 10 'e Oheeu
stSIs sIS - siss for POstoffce Counemen Hart
ana srs aid he took deep Interest in this matter
Sic did Iot wish to see the city Hall Park stuffed up
te 10 W. the lower part OF the City OF New YORK oh
strneted u lndon6tedy %ond be u tbe ne FUsOil1Te @
~ The PaTksay from No % TO No. 35 Chambersst and
No 10 No. IS. lie thought those lots would
Se desirable Cor the PostOffce site. Elm-st
so q should be Chambersst The larger proper
q the western travelling public come directly from
he Pos office should be erected point desired
then We would have the new Court HOuse. the Post
Elmst had only Of rOOkeries erected upon its
Gne aud 81 course these were no ornaments TO the city
Mr.. e.. ". Pell read the following: The interest
lately excited in the public mind with regard 10 the e e
veTa meetings to be- hea by the conmtcc for the
Eycsson of Pnbe opinion II is much 10 he resretted
poTntes presented for the expression Of their Views
both N favor Of and in opposition TO the project lhe se
al pteent proposed deemed unsuitable FOR the ioo"
Fet The shape of the plot is entirely Objectionable
for the erection Of building With reference 10 areteo
Seeo,. The sale OF the ground 10 the General GOV
Srnment ~ less than one-fifth its actual valne.
THIRD: No more objectionable situation could posSog pos
ta chosen tr holding courts in the City OF New1 Ork III
sce1ueuce OF the noise Oecssoned by vehicles OF every
Eerh: The crowded state OF the herOughfare at this
partcuar point renders IL dangerous and almost unaP
proachakLe and -, -. -. ,,,., L.,
Fi6N fhe additional obstruction TO the locality Dy
mail wagons constantly arriving and departing
heSe are feW of the many objections which might DE
afecd against the present selection AS stated on
former occasion, am OF opinion that the present Ciy
proceeds such sale 10 the General Government eond
h. appropriated 10 the erection Of new City Hal IN
Nad{sons IL will not be many years before the
TaUd ncrSass Of population will eventually call for the
erection OF a building in that locality"
After sOme general conversation the Committee ao-
loued 10 render their report TO the Board at an early
doN
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
WHO MAKES THE BEST AND CHEAPEST GOLDPESS.

It is the trade marks of the prosperous and
deserving that rOgues find their account in
forging, and articles of unusual and acknOwl-
edged merit that imitatOrs exhaust their ingenu-
ity in copying. The best metallic pen ever in
vented is Alexander MOrton's. Nature made
;TIi ca @ 3 sic prGyided goose qils, which
Morton accepted and carried out in gOid The
penalty follows, and men, without the ability to
make an honest living, steal his name and repu-
tation to cheat the public with spurious arti-
Gle. There are pens, and Morton-pens, and the
rogue knows that i he can persuade the people
who write and don't scratch merely, that that
which he can make is the same thing as that
which he cannot, he is on the high road to for
tune. 1t is simple propOsitiOn-tO pass OIL one
pen for another. Some resOrt to even simpler
process One knave issues q circular, signing
Mortons name with other initials, in which he
promises pen for remittance in money. The
dupe sends the money, cheated by the stolen
name, but gets nothing in return. Perhaps nc
seeks fer redress at the place whence the circu-
lar assumes to come; but no such place can be
found, and he puts up with dead loss. Or the
same circular is sent out with another signature;
but the result is the same; the price is paid but
no pen is returned. Morton's reputation thus
becomes an article of trade in the fogues' mar
ket; its real owner is defrauded, and multitudes
made the victims of knavery. Oftener spuri-
Gus article is sold for the real Morton pen, in
which case the reputation of the inventor suf-
fers still more, and the purchaser, though he
gets something for his money, has poor thing
where he hoped for good one, in the existence
of which Ire no longer believes.
Mr.. M0rtoR proposes to protect himself and
the pabhc. In his published Card he announces
that alenceorth his pens will only he sold at his
own place, No 25 Maden-lane, and by his au-
thorized agents These agents will all be pro-
vided with large and conspicuous certificate
of authority to SELL and the pens cannot be
bought of anybody who cannot show one Here
after nobody need be cheated, and everybody
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

ANATOMY OF THE HUMAN FAcE,-Framework
n, p.,, hu,es Of Pace Bshssf Head and Pace sinu'
a. y.,, Muscle. Of the Eye and Eyebrows THs HUMAN CHIs
Wa, hin and CsioU Love Sthsrsnes' Chins
,d IN, Pointed The Indu.od Chin The Narrow Square
C The Chin The RToad Round Chn, WI or De
Contempt RcOnomy Indicated in lie Chin IHs
laws IWp TgETBCompave Anstsy Heads . the Wolf ard
sheen of AnmAity, The Jaws Gnd Diet De
sievecng, sgas Oi Phssea Dene with
in Nav PHrnoGNoNI BY r. WELL h 39 Broad
Wanted.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23


These Gre caras fnc superior 10 any morton
Pens made previous tO the year 1900 . - - .,
Every Pen is stamped "A. Morton, Second Quality,
and numbered . ---,...
accident ,--.. 49, -.
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver but arc not SO heavy
as those of the First Quality.
PRICfs OF rENs ASD Pms IN SILVER ENIENsloN
CAsFs WITH PENCILS.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

who wants the best Of pens can buy them OF the
agents at the manufacturers prices, with the
certainty that the article paid for s the article
they meant to buy.-LNow- York Daily Tribune
MoRrOK's GOLD PExs.-Mr. Morton, the sue
cessful maker of the best gold pens in the world,
publishes business card announcing a change
in his system of selling TO dealers He now
sells the Merton pen at wholesale 10 nobody
but duly appointed and authorized agents, who
are required 10 sell TO the public az Mr.. Nor
TOMS published rate of prices. This arrange
ment viii secure to every principal town an
authorized agent who will have a full and va
ried assortment Of these justly famous pens, so
that the purchase can have far wider range
of selection than Heretofore, when every large
town has had sevecal dealers offering limited
and indifferent sameles Of this pen, and often
at unfair prices. We have on other occasions
stated our opinion of mOrtOn's gold pens. They
are beyond comparison the best The makers
system of machinery, too, by econonlAng labor,
enables him 10 put upon the market pen OF
purer gold, and far better raake, than any 9TH
ers, at prices much less, in proportion to quality
and make, than those Of any other mamufac-
turer lharttord pally iliies'
MoRToNs GOLD PFNs.-We have used many
gold pens, and like those made by Mr.. A. Nor
ton, OF No. 20 Maden-lane far better than any
others we have ever tried. We have used no
other for long time past. No better gold pen
is made, [American Agriculturist
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
MORToE's FIRST QUALITY.

These Pens arc G cara,s fine, and pointed with the
very best Irdonin Points, carefully selected and none
Of this quality is cold with the slightest imperfecton
which skin and the closest scrutiny can detect
Every Pen ID stamped A. Morton, FIst Quality ana
numbered
The Points are warranted ior months except against
accident. 49,
The Cases made or Com SYCT5 ana Ior tls qu"nty
are extra heavy and strong.
PRICES or PENs: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

A1lRN-sr. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-An unusual
religious interest prevailed the beginning Of the
wear in the Rev Dr. Eewels Church, Alenst, and 14O
persons will be received into the church tomorrow
nft
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
af,,r Voup Owu coAp

w,ru y T. R.pHtI1', COSGESTRArHD POTAfu READY
soar MAsyR double ths strength Of common Potash
and snn.Ior faponheF the market fl
up in cans d pound pounds pounds pounds and poans WIN
h directions a Englh German for nakng Hard and Son soap
One pound viii gaos Of So Soap No ne required Con
~ " - h. =. BABBTT
Nos g. Gs c. o. 81 CO. To u and "a WsshnstoHs. r. Y
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

MEETING or THE GENERAL COSNITTEE.-A meet
iny Of the Union Republican General Committee will be
held at Argus Hail. No GOO Broadway. this evening for
the purpose Of making suitable arrangements for the
funeral OF its late President, Amor J. Williamson.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

THE Cattle PLAGUE-Dr. Rufus King Browne
delivered lecture last evening at the rooms OF the
Society fOr the Advancement OF Science ana Art IN
Cooper UniOD upOn the Cattle Plague; ts history its
pathology and its arrest He said the cattle plague has
existed the third century II is destructive TO
horned beasts than others During the middle ages y
frequently devastated England. In the period between
II swept fearfuy through Western Europe
RindeTpest s disease among cattle similar To small poN
among mankind Its is brief. frequently terminal
ing after hours without any external appearance of rs
presence is brought on by green food The appetite
lessons the animal does lick the pail Clean as usual
but leaves the meal which it contains. thick
mucous fluid flows from the nose and eyes
These are the symptoms It s contagious
Inocculation kills the animal Dogs, sheep and even
chickens carry with them the dreaded virus from one barn
yard TO another. The disease carried into Austria ny
single In Hungary kills So per cent OF those az
tackled but In England upward Of 90 per cent are lost
Centuries have taught that che only means for stamping
out the pest slaughter One hundred and twenty years
have elapsed since the last OF cattle plague Prot
Browne then described rindeTpest, by diagrams az de
veloped by microscopic rsearch and sad that sopious
sprnkng ef carbOnc acid seems TO be the only enectua
mode Of preventing the continuance of the plague.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

MINERAL CABINET.-At the rooms Of the Society
for the Advancement Of Science and Art in the Cooper
Institute s very interesting cabinet Of minerals from
the Pacific coast comprising GOO specimens OF the
products Of California and Oregon is open free TO the
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

DETENTION OF TIE STEAMER MERRMAC.-The
Brazilian steamer MeTrimae will be detained here until
Of Sunday in consequence of the detention 10y the
gale Of the MaripOsa from Fortress Monroe with $50
brazilian emigrauts on board,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
CITY ITEMS.

MIDNIGHT MlssIoN-A sermon upon the Subject
at the Midnight Mission will be preached in the Church
OF the Incarnation Madison-ave corner OF Thrtyftb
st. on Sunday evening by the Rev. Dr huhIenberg.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

r. +. BABBITT's STAR YEAST POwDER.-Light
Bsenit or any made sh this Yeast Powder In
Is lLnus No shortening Teqsrel Shen bwest Min s used
II. T. BLRHIr.
So. ca es C. g. &C. 6e 20, u and "a wa,hngtOnst N 4
will ,enl .spe package receipt Of l5c TO ay portage
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
IT,. Aurn1cAN BusINEss COLLEGE Of

THE AMERICAN puSiNEss CoLLh"h i
NJ. No, Offer, advantages before .Quaed n ths
d.,,op and suSait young and whether
,d no, b. Oood yoe during The general dAnreneni in tusO''
, for th % properly semseiyes 10 aSe positions "hh
IA ,i,.. ,haU have returned
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
MARCH WINDS ON THE Co.pLExIoN,

March s.rs In feckos and bueves The u OF
J.sTp REl PARIS will dispense With the la,t ard Keep The
D rure whit. satin The shin cannot iseke tan
ht t OF Email De Par continued Sold by All aIs
No prnndr
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK, and Others, should
ks KEsrt gAsr INDIA Us effects saaJ Sold
by all Groeese Is cents. Depot, No. ia hsade a.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

CONSTITUTION WATER Is a Certain Cure for
psbe,e aud all diseases othe Kdnys Depot No ~ ChHst l.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

Sons OF TENPERANCE.-A new DivisiOnl of this
Order instituted yesterday in the lectureroOm OF
the Central Presbyterian church. the Rev J. b. Dunn
pastor by J. " stearns NJ W. p with 40 charter mem
here This Division is composed Of some OF the best men
city, including officers in several OF the principal
churches, merchants, bankers, editors Sc Among its
officers elected the Hon. William E. Dodge, W. P the
Rev James h. Dunn, W. A.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
ntNrArIRR ITMANAC-

HERALD OF HEALTH.
s Cutts and LITERARY Announcement urder New Publications
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
MOTIONS THIRD QUALITY.

r.e Pens are u carats ne and although cheaper are
a. least eaua Ia any gold pens made where, ~ regards
durabllty. elasticity aud good writing Qualities;
Tv,ry pen stamped A. Morton, Third quality, ana
numbered. --.. -.
accident --.- - -.
Tile Cses are made of Coin silver but are not as heavy
a. those OF the Pint Quality
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23


San kos Neon Stts''''-''' y,
Sandy Hook ".,9:il Cove l,lsns V;H Hen
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW YoRK."."..hAReH n


CLEARED.
Steamship CAedops Br Mcdonald L'erDoo and Gaeo" Mac
STEAMSHIP Dcuml Thompson Liverpool National Steam Navigation
Steamship CITY OfBal,mere lB Mosgan uge,Poo @ Dale
s,.Smsbp viii de Paris (rl sarnoEt ayre, g. Matktnae
RAN Marion tIr Ager Cape Town G. q. H. Sprg Mott Co.
Brig Agne Pruss Hsgsn''en Cork ior 0ue f19eh h'h'Ae~
Bre sasina tBrl Terrs Nan,anila B. p SMALL Co.
R RHg Pp sa 'p, o BaiSg Mcnieyideo Sionsh FdSe
Big J. b. Campel tBEl Andrews Neuvss Brett, Son Co.
Schf Jesse knight Pumh Washington, Thoms, lIoln.s
Sclr Flight, CIevel Ale1anteI Baker \ DsJ ion
Sehr Mary Collins Collins, Bsrhsdoes II. Y. Buos Co.
seLr J s,5de'og lBt CqIeI CIal,r asa BRIT Son Co
sehr Watson porety Geopt,own. c. Douner isiu Co
selI sarah c1ss GITa raisfEl , n bIn, l,,t
sslr. H. n. CHM Alley, Dosion G. X RACKET.
soop Thomas Hvn Hal, Providence s'rApahan Jackson
ARRIVED.
ss,hp Aa.,rassan tBrl Cooi L1,poo n.Ith Qss,ts
WI loth With mdse and passenger. % Cunard
seht 1o E,iiy salem fsh H. W Ropes Z Co. .f a. SO
Rockf two on 'he bottom o boat ho''
he tao CO. Ggt them r. Horton Hell Gate pilot dead
They landed at City ni IsA borng sale At 'ee 'me ron
Sob, smith fu,l. Sander, salem.
s,lr. Ida l., B.ATst, Boston
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo1ss Hsret Arrived hp Richard Busd from Calori'f In
coming up broae tus sni -srt 90 thu On
ld Flat, She lie, ,oh bottom and VII probably come 81 A.
Also ,r,,d ,hip, bgsa Lsrpoo Tteher NJ goon 40 tat
sofa Palermo lhg, Be.'nos Msyasoi Ahs, "dRAWt, s r
Prime; Gen Conner NssuIas.
wILsiSGToE c. March SGied steamship sarrho To- h'-
caAE1Es1os March 17Arly,d Schooner MAR sumHo' from
sailed steamship ADJ ,s ss.rol eva NJ T.s's.ia L''TgG Peel
1
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

USios LEAGUE MEErNs-A meeting of Counci,
no. 10 Of the Union League held at Argus Uau No
600 Broadway, yesterday evening Quite pu,ohsr y,
ladies were present. The Chairman, Mr.. VIM s1av
nder, taking the chair, said this was the first ~
series Of open meetings intended for the advantage OF
uersons outside OF the order, especially IN. laa,
whom the objects aud practical operations OF 70
otherwise secret might be explained The Union I@as
America sprung into existence IN the early days of f
Rebellion its first inception being among the mountain
OF East Tennessee, where II W8s unsafe for Uniop Dan
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

SEVEN YEARS EXPERIENCE AND MEYER
bsosFy MISUNDERSTANDING of best ogeLs viii y FROM eI
n.uce that The rendeu house 'tu
s proof perfectly free from objection E. hotrSs
No Broad
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

BODIES RECOvERED.-The bodies of Frank and
Alfred A. seger, aged respectively ls and l6 years who
with James, brother Of of the above, drowned
Saturday evening by the upsettng Of boat while
rowing across the North River H0boken have been
recovered The body OF Frank conveyed 20 the resi-
dence Of his parents No. 81 West Twenty fhhs, and
that Of Alfred to the residence Of his parents No 3e
West Twenty fourth-st where Coroner Wdey yesterday
held an inquest Search "a being made Tor the 0the
body,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
announcements !

PYLEs q. X SoAP-Ilard, and not liable 10 impru-
as S sse n SesSH@spds Itself TpM Sold by ocsrs
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

STRENGTH OF THE NEW-Y6RE STATE NATIONAL
GUARD-The following is a table of the strength OF the
NewYork State National Guard and the number OF men
x,~ae OF no al mugf
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

10 express sentiments From the Border btsVe hates
Il wac brought ntOhe loyal North, and har aeeonpshed
much the preservation Of the Union lts members
still doing good work, and here IN these open
meetings their wives and daughters would learn 10 appe
ate the work their husbands and fathers are doing ana
done the councils Of the Order short addresses
were then made by Nathaniel Appleton ana s)ougass
Campbell esqs, the former discussing the relations OF
States to the Union and the latter the policy 0l lhpeaeh
ment. Gen Thomas NJ Bte Of Kentucky also Hade
short address.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
IT CURES SCROFULA.

W Homer ESQ., PsIk,,burg West Va writes to Dr. Ahders,
July 3 1870, follows
Thad n RaAag conn,af taking Iodta>
at aud az safirciy ofrsd J SfgiHtd
DIR. ANDERSs IODINE WATER -.
solution of lon- rifhs aolrdf hf noel porJ~ bd
itsg Ags,i nd Rssi0ratr, tao,ra. Circulas free -
J. p DINSMORH, Proprietor, No - Deyst, NeN'iofE
Sold by all Druggists
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

WHISKY AND TOBACCO FRAUDs.-E is.charsed py
the members OF the METROPOLITAN Police that whenever
they have informed the officers of the Internal heVeou
in certain districts 10 12s city of franNs whoh tno
manufacturers OF whisky and tobacco were
the revenue men protesting 10 have Just ibee 'e IN,
eOvery thense ives have taken all the inosy ~ Ths
from cOnfiscaon and given the Ponce hSth!nt
charm practice has broughtouT polio cemen 10 tl
that il s hest not 10 waste their time 10 doing lu
efficers' work and me result s that huure S
stis are I'm operaOn gawets, cellars ana IN
Way nooks and corners and IN Ward large dtteIy
seus ouf AT night after the Government wathueh nav
CON- IN their homes hundreds of gallons OF WHISKY hpou
whlsh no tax il received by the Government rIeNtVus W
to The impOsOn OF the fax manufacturers OF Io
hacco IN was not unusual tOtnd half tled cigar on
retailers counter; but the smoker OF to-day heav al
Savs sects his Havana from full box and no matter
how often he may 20 the box, the yender VIII always
have IL fni Small manufacturers make these fragrant
Uavanas" at home and take them in pockefus 20 the
retailers cigars deposited under the counter ana
tossed into the box often may be eonVc
nien Theee abuses Of the Revenue law might he rene
died # officers Of the Revenue and OF the Police could
or would work together.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
MoRToS's CHEAP GOLD PENS.

NOT NAKEANIEDJ
These Pens are 10 carats fInc and Better writing,
Durable Pens than can, without operating MOT
tons Patented Machinery De produced Tor the pice even
were the Gold furnished gratuitouriy.
PRICES on PINS; AND PMS N SiLNEh-PIAIED N-
TENSION NASFs WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen 30 20. with Pencil Case. tl 90
Lucky Pen. ......... 5J.. with Pencil Case .. 70
hlways Ready Pen. l ~. with Pencil Case. %
Elegant Pen. rs. with Pencil Case. 90
Exc.l,ior Pen. 20. with Pencil Case. 70
These are MeFiuishsd, Good Writing Gold Pens, Wth
Idosmn Pons the average Of every one OF winch
will outlast OF the best steel Pens difh0igh
Hey dre unsdrTdnied and hoTcore not eIohdngedoie'
They are not numbered correspond in size to Eos q
O. 4, 5, and respectively. ,,,, IT., -
,ums Of ,2 OF s5 per VA and OF 10 per cent on
t.O: II ssnt 10 one address at one time.
The risk Ia taken of an rcmittances by mail In registered
letters and the safe delivery of the goods guaranteed 70
all who send twenty cents charge for registering III al
dtion the price OF the goods ordered
receipt OF the money the subscriber VIII senu by re-
turn mail otherwise directed, Gold Pen or fehs-
seIecng he same according 10 description. Address,
A. MORTON,
No rs MAIDENLANE. NEW-IORR.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

PERsONAI--Count d'Espenille, ViscOunt Clay
viscount asauvuer and Marquis de Galefet arrived in
town yesterday from MeXeo route TO Paris and are
stopping at the BrevOOr House Senator Evans of Colo
TadO and Gen. f. W. LeavenwOrtb Syracuse at the
st. Nicholas Hotel Professor H. q. Eastman POugh-
keepse is at the Metropolitan Hotel Gen. VI s. Little
field, Philadelphia; Professor o. C. Marsh, NewHaven
and Col n. Bowen, u. s. Engineers. at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel The Hon. j. Bidwell California is at the
Astor House Judge II. j. Hastings Albany, is at the
Hoffman House. Gen Henry A. Banum Syracuse, is al
che St. Denis Hotel
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

HONORs TO A NEw-YORKER.-By private cable
dispatch received here yesterday, learn that Mr. F. X
Hazman Of this city day before yesterday unani
mously elected Mayor Of the City OF Buda (Ofen), his
native place Mr. Hazman OF the leaders OF the
Hungarian revolution OF ls49 and member OF its pro-
visonal government After the defeat OF the revolution
AIRY movement he condemned 10 death but escaped
and came TO this country where he IN due time became
citizen, and has been staunoh advocate of liberal and
radical principles He will now understand, obey
the call Of his countrymen, and
birth as the first magistrate Of its ancient capital