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T,yUIHITION OF FINE ARTS.-Great Optic

EXHIBITIDN OF FINE AKTS.-Great Optic
t. GALLERY Preliminary Notict-Thr owner vi tue above
Optic Gall ry, after having exhibited the same IN the prnc
Capitals Of Europe, where lie has invariably been re-
ccved with The haiieng aud decided applause, as
viii by reference the various public papers and
with the intention of giving series VI exhibitions
during limited period
Consequently lie has the honor of informing tho public
that chosen the City o; NewYork the pace In
which he will bis exhibitions in this enlightened
psb- nation, una that in few days tho above
mentioned Gallery will he opened In convenient and cen
tra locality wherein viii be exhibited select views oil The
wonderful OF nature and OF ar celebrated by
memorable facts OF ancient and modern History.
The truth precision with which they are executed by
the ost distinguished Artists the skill artificial man.
which they presented to the TO produce
the complete Illusion have every where called tofn
the admiration the intellectual public, ind the visits oil
Soveregns aud excited The curiosity OF Ali Classes
society without wishing dscfedit exhibition
hitherto here the director vi the present Gallery thinks
the emil ghten-d public will find Considerable Improvement
IN these representations. -,
To pe.e the OF the interchangeable zeal OF the
OF this Gallery nothing IL wanting but the approoa
lion md applause vi this Emporium ol American clVZa'
ton OF many surprising Establishments lhs
tued for the Improvement and propagation Of Arh una
Sciencea
The Director aspiring and animated by the tatterug
hopes meeting with appreciation and encouragement has
therefore the honor vi publishing this preliminary no.
tice which will shortly be followed by another more ex
pcil announcing the opening OF this new Exhibition.
N b. As the different Exhibitions will he made on liked
days an the views shown Al tine VIII not appear
periods necessary To- stale this IN ororT
to disappointment which has been caused at other
places many per-ous have expressed their regret al
having been present at Inc hst exhibitions ns luas
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Samuel B. Warner, jr., the note broker. who alb.

Samuel B Warner Ir., the note broker. who ab.
scouded from this city several months since an alleged
dcfauer to the tune OF some $4,000 1t s said, has re-
turned the purpose OF removing the evil impression
occssioned by his absence
The dead bodies of the poor inmates buried from
the Blockley Ans House. frequently atolen from
their graves and used for the purpose of dissection,
thou, the least discrimination by the medical students
of tho institution What an infamous outrage
The stock market was in better spirits to day and
prices had An upward tendency. Penna Fives, 10 the
exten, OF $4,000 sold 73ia73;. Texas notes were
firm 25 per cent Bonds SO and 10 per cent 90 ~
40 Reading Railroad closed 30. with sales OF lIVV
shares Wilmington Railroad went up closing al 2's
with sales of 500 shares
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Books.
TIE GOLDEN RULE

THE GOLDEN RULE:
A WEEKLY GAZETTE OF ODD FELLOWSHIP and
n Popular Literature published every Saturday at No.
"a Ann-st Are the Odd Fellows OF NewYork and vicinity
aware Of this act II is richly worthy Of and should
ceive their undivided support.
The contents for this week are ms follows:
ODD FELLOWSHIP DEPARTMENT.
|. The Church and Odd Fellowship by Rev Bro. D. w
Bristol of Utica powerful article which should be
read by all
H. Equity OF Odd Fellowship, by Rev. Bro w Perry.
HE q. Sire Hopkins aud the Covenant-Views OF the
Editor on Ills unhappy controversy
Phladelphia Correspondent: Intelligence from Mas-
sschu.el!s, Rhode Island Kentucky, &c sc. Diree-
tory of New York Lodges.
LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
V..The Origin Of Odd Fellowship-beautiful Original
Poetry. 10y Laura-
dr,t of No. g. a thrilling tale of ! pwreck.
VII. The Miller Of AngbnuI,, by Madsne George Sand
VII. The Scrap BuokJeck Frost: The # rsi American
s,eamboal The Paneperos The Electric Eel.
IX .Th. Family Circle page of capital readings; Win
ter by the edtori Literary Notices; History OF the
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WINTER TRAvEL-The Boston train arrived al
East Albany on Monday evening at five minutes before
g. The New.York train via New-Ilaven was in Spring
field in full time with the Albany train we
understand the arrangement for the Winter to be-ha
the for Albany remain at Springfield thirty minutes
beyond tho regular time if the New York TAIN does not
within that period will be forwarded by an eX-
ira locomotive whenever does The Housatonic
Railroad arrangements have not yet we believe been
announced Albany Eve. Jour.
IL The Lockport Courier says that the posts
that support the wire of the Buffalo and lockport Tele
graph have ROT been sawed down. has been reported
In the papers The wire has broken three times
but supposed been occasoned by the wind and
by the accidental falling oft-ecs.
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ELEGANT LITERARY

A Nd PICTORIAL pKESE&T.-Ju.t Imported Eve
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This splendid volume is certainly al the most beau
ill productions have seen, and may well supply The
place of anv Annual thai has adorned the press
Literary Gazette.
This is noble volume. The illustrations By Cater
mol src admirable Te perfection OF books destined for
presents and remenhrances has at last been Obtained"
Morning Post.
By far the elegant, The most splendid, and the most
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In every respect this volume any work of
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Balls.
Here's to you. Harry Clay"

Here's you. Harry Clay"
THE YOUNG GUARD.-Iu renewed earnest OF
their determination suslnn and cherish the recuperH
principles of the Wing party we'll farther
tmony devotion, second only their principles the
patriotic Statesman AID grand Pacihcstor. HENRY CLAY
will hold their Second Annual Ball the OF the 3ls
Anniversary o. the Treaty o Ghen-Tuesiay Evening, The
27d of December neXt-at the Coseum and IN festive
greeting, exchange happy congratulations upon recent
Why IN sister Salcs and The Frightening pros
peci opening future awaiting the political redemption
OF the Empire by united Whis effort The disrin
gushed Wings of the Uuon will he invited 10 attend upon
the OCCASION
Dodwurihs Colilion Band is engaged The Committee
give u assurance that nothing Will be omitted on their part
yiv- entire satisfaction.
Tickets s., admitting gentleman and ladies', lie OBJ
tanned of Tie undersigned.
B. order of the Committee of Arrangements.
HENRY d. VAN NOSTRAND. Chairman, ll6 West 81
JNo. j. BGSGHAM, Secretary, 40 Broadway.
Chas. Lewis cor West and Liberty; Jno. T. WilllstOn
g. Pine. d. 3w
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NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY. DECEMBER o.
vi Notwithstanding; Ole buil-Fgre"elsi Inc
Parting The Occutstion OF Orion By Il. w. Lonsieow
Fame By John Clare. IL. EDITORlAL-PieJudlce und
Principles The Labor Question: Tire Wings hs Princi-
pies &c The Message; The Hereses Q: The Tribune
Districts Chautalque Co.; Maiue; South Cafo!fns Nv
Hamp.hi, =, &c " NEWS-Correspondence Of Inc it!'
hume from ITALY Washing on. Baltimore; From the Pscfc
Mexico Texe, Indian A.irs Cafsceas; Central Aiefi-
ca; S. Domingo; Very Late from oregcn-Arrya cL Dr..
iie; The Greene Outrage; From ainTca Gte1 E@c
nversary oftte Polish Revolution in New ferk saIher MA
thew-Tenperance in Ireland; PRESIDENTS Mts9ASL
Van steenburgh and OConu-r; The Memphis ConVeron'
Earthquakes Profession not Principle, by l. 3 Ar'huI
Notices OF New BOOKS; The Ivory Christ Pa'n
DE Rul: CIV lena from The Daily Tribune vi COM
MERCIAL fNTELLIG ENCE-S;ocks, MONEY, Produce
Cattle Market, New. York Prices Current, &c-
Single copies put up IL wrappers 'of ls naS' can oe
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tnhexbly IN advance. Address
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sVsRENE COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. De-
iIAsfaS, lsi5-Jos. w. Chalmers, Esq. OF Mississippi,
Gran Esq. Iowa and Martin K. Zabrnski, Esq.
,sensiOrk, were admitted attorneys aud counselors OF
H. g'aant to notice given yesterday by the Chief JUS
the Ssh rule.
James Brown, plaintiff III John Clarke.
RSsunent OF this cause commenced by Mr..
NJ Johnson for the plaintiff in error continued by
NJ Oh Tor the defendant in error and concluded by
W eoAmers for the plaintiff in error
Michael Musson e. Al. plaintiffs rs VIM. a. Lake.
49,. cause was submitted 10 The Court or printed argu.
y Nr Barton for the plaintiffs aud Mr.. Walker
Ue'eaoan'. Adjourned. NAT. ln;ci.
-Ts.s aSV.hiSe DEATH.-Au inques, was held on
fr. "a me body Of henry Lacy an aged and nirm
Ws,d who accidentally burnt to death in the First
ss y, 'as city the preceding night Seated by the
es, qoa' around hin took ire, and owing TO his
AeiP'essness, he was unable 10 remove himself.
Nat lntelligencer.
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- THE QUARREL of the U. s. Commissioner
with the Government OF the Sandwich Islands, according
all the that have of the facts is
very silly affair Mr.. Brown it took offence at
something said or done by Hon. e. P. Judd an American
who had been placed by the King at the head OF the
Home Department. and ont of this has grown squabbe
which no little trouble 10 the two Govern
Our impression from hasy glance at the docu-
is that the blame rests chiefly with the u s Com
missioner but be that as may we hope that cur new
representative Mr. Ten Eyck who now on his way to
the Sandwich Islands will succeed in healing the diff
Guilty. Our Government should deal magnanmously
with power which has been both just and generous 10
the people tho United States and whose weakness
dcrs any enforcement gifts claims upon impossible.
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A nIMKIOAN MUsEUNi-v rdny and saturday, |

a 1iERIt'AN MUSEUli-Friduy and Saturday. De-:
n and 9Th, splendid Pc toImauces each evening nj
O'Clock Saturday afternoon AT o'clock. The Manager
Inns engaged the celebrated Scotch Giant and Oiantess
Mr. and Mrs. Randall who together measure over fourteen
snd weigh upwards Of seven hundred pounds making
them the largest human beines now living They Will be
visible from 10 O'clock a. NJ till 10 P NJ Also. engaged
living male Orang Uutang The very wonder 0f Creation
Also those beautiful and brilliant Dissolvng Views-toge
Their with the following talented performers: Mr. T. J.
WincLel, the imhtor and dIolsrisi Miss Fanny
Dec-ng graceful and accomplished Danseuse, pupil OF
Mile Desjardins Mr.. VIM. Whllock. The famous banjo
PLAYER and negro singer; The Blind Fiddler Mr. Merri-
field, Madame Rockwell The famous Fortune.Te!rr.
Admission, D Cents Children under ~. III cents.
% cens extra 10 consult Fortune Teller privately
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MARINE JOURNAL,
20 SEE FOURTH PAGE.

ARRIVED.
Shin Hartford. Sannemann, 6 DIS TN Savannah, cotton
10 Duuham & Dimon.
Bark louisa. Baker. 25 DIS FIN sisal ogwood, to bou-
chaud & Thebaud Left brig Russia Lane bound up 10
lelluwhow TO load for York !,
Brig Samson stark i'm st Marks via Key West 10 ds,
cotton, &c. TO d HurbUrt & Co.
Brig Charles Chapman 30 DIS I'm Savauila, specie ius-
nc, &c. TO Everett & Battee.
schr Tamorec Coms,ock, IL ds I'm Lubec Me, plaster
to master
BELOW-Bsrk Chancellor Bauva;es from Buenos
Ayres Also Bark Ida, Havre Packet, and severai
squarerigged vessels unknown. Wind NE. with tnlcA
fog
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THE MAILs-EAsT AND WEsT.-The Louisville
Journal charges the Postmaster General with negecng
the wants the West in his administration OF the affairs
of the p. o. Department 1t complains that while there
be three daily mail lines between Baltimore and
Philadelphia the Postmaster General obstnatey refuses
to engage the Xena and Cincinnati Railroad Company
to deliver the mail Cincinnati by 10 o'clock, A. NJ al.
though the Company offers to do it at the same rate OF
compensation that is paid for the OF expedition
on every Eastern road and although he knows that such
arrangement would the Eastern news to be re-
ceived in Louisville ST. Louis Nashville and the whole
Western and Southwestern country, twenty-four hours
earlier than it is received
We know what may influence the Post
master General in the case complained Of but should
suppose that his feelings Western man would pre-
serve him from any undue partiay for the East. Be-
side it is to be remembered that the arrangement
between Baltimore and Philadelphia is to bench, alike
all portions of the Complementary the West quite as
much the East At the time do not why
the arrangement desired BY the Journal should not be
carried into ecct Perhaps, however, it cannot be done
without violation of contracts now in existence.
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4 HINT

rs,U MANUFACTURERS Treatise The Art OF
Weaving fully illustrated ~ It'll 800 ergravinss OF
wood and strs in large youu. ofneGr coo
es plete with Instruction. By Cinon 6. Giroy, pracii
cal eaver would suitable and profitable pres
en from successful manufacturers their
poy at ofhe year Published and for sale by
ti Tvs GEO. D. BALDWIN, IS Srruces.
A LMANACS at l2i cents per dozen.-remperance
n Anlanacs for Grallarns, Tribune Buildings al
l2t cents per dozen. diot
TARMERS' ALlIANACS atls Cd. per dozen for
Il sale al GRAHAMS, Tribune Buildings. Also, TEN
persnc. Almanac al l2 ceuts. per doz. d "
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PHYSICS VERSUS MEr.PHvsIcs.--The metaphyscian
whose vocation Ills theorize aud who takes the shadows
born o his brain the basis for working out the great
profile OF life, Frequently ends in believing gohiuG bur
h-inoividua however humble his powers who directs bis
attention 10 the properties OF matter generally accompanies
sons piacuc good, and oe an inhtel There Is
nong IN the vide universe that is not capable OF being IN
some way acted upon for The good of See what has
BE- en- done WIN root which The minimizing deliver OF the
ground woud cast away rubbish Yet from that root has
been evolved he most powerful antiscptc Known in nedi
ciue-SdnGas Sarsapzrls- The most terrible Diseases
for what discusses can he terrible scroiia, and
cancer, and umor ana erysipss their kindred
d.es-yied 10 lis powerful and influence
Prepared and sold, wholesale and rets by A. X. d.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists. 70 Eullon-sI. New YORK
Sold also Broadway, II Ess; Broadway and by Drug.
gists generally throughout the United Sises Price 81 per
boue. Sir bottles for 50
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f-YSA short time since we denied. as we supposed
upon good authority, statement tina, night line was
to be formed upon the Sound between this city and New
Haven By advertisement in the papers OF the latter
place we now learn tia. the first statement correct
the steamboa, Express being announced to commence
her trips on the 10Th inst. The Belle expected to fol-
low shortly
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GoIi0an Advertisements.

CAKES FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS
Families residing IN th- upper pnrL of the city, are
spec.luy invited 10 call aud examine the assortment OF
CAKES OF ali description, fresh daily at the old established
Bakery, No 80 COrlaud-sL Orders thankfully received
Cakes free vi expense any part OF the CITY by
% I'm GEO. ARCULARIUS' SON.
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A LHAnIRA, No. $50 Broadway.-Grand Attraction -
N This evening will be presented operate traves-
tie entitled POsthe-l.on OBJ Longlaw bone, taken from
the favore Opera of The Position OF LoDlumeau. To be
preceded by Grand Vocal Concert Performance TO COM
nencr ht u O'Clock. Admission . Cts dj II
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DALNIO'S OPERA HOUSE.-Montay, December
s-Positively last week Of the Serennders, Messrs
Gernon, stsnwood. Harrington, Pelham and White.
Admission 2 only Boxes and seats can e secured
at the Box Office daily from IN A. Nj. I'LL P. NJ Doors
open ut 7-Concert III ~ O'clock. oil wv
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Labor in New-York-The Drug Clerks.


To tie Editor Of The Tribune:
VIII you allow place in your valuable paper
to state few facts concerning the Drug and Apohecary
Clerks of this City They perhaps the most tram
pied upon of all cerks-being required 10 perform more
labor subject confinement and receive less sal
airy than any other class Of Professional men in many
Instances not receiving than $50 per month while
the Porters salary amounts to $50 per month. know
this TO DC the of the most extensive stores
in the City. ask why is it so 1t is not because the
profits on Drugs and Medicines not sufficient TO pay
liberal salaries bu. is because the Clerks in the pro-
fsson have taken the proper course 10 have the
evils remeded. them do Clerks in other business
have done come out and form themselves into
Society," and let their employers that they are in
earnest and will consent 10 be imposed upon as they
have been, and we shall better times Some will
say if do you request employers will employ
Foreigners of whom there plenty who are willing
to work for any price If this is the rather
than submit their unjust measures let us 60 at some
thing else Is there enough uucuvatcd land IN the
Western Country am confident that the independent
portion of Drug Clerks will with my sentiments
Who then among you willing to move on this sub
ect and let our employers that although we are but
Clerks yet we possess the feelings of Menf
LONE OF THE PROFESSION"
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r Gon,aud, Raa Indicated Soap for cure OF PIN.
p,r. Fr-k. Tan Saowness Eruplons all skin dis
hguernen,. NJ the only depot 6? WakersL Lat Store FROM
Broadway 81 cents cake. GrecisI Hair Dye, Vegetable
Loud Rouge for crimsoning Lips and Cheeks; Poudre
subtle for ercating yuyerauors hair, without injury TO
the skin Lily Waite fuT Instantly scattering seaaess and
from The face Acoustic drops for curing
&c. The celebrated preparations Of Dr. Goursuds
be found only hea in mind 81 81 Isl store
FROM Broadway.
AGESrs.-E B. Tuule Assembly Buildings, Philadepha
Jordan, MilksL Bosion Carleton l. Co. Lowell Ives,
Salem; w, l. Gerrsh New Bedford Guild, Bangor bnss
Springfield; Green Go. Worcester Myers, Nsw.Haven
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z z The report of the presentation Of 50 300 to
lad who lost his arm recently By the MACHINERY Of
factory at Lowell IS ccntrsdiced By the Lowell C1pri.r
The sum Inadc up 600, only $500 Of which WIS tho
gift of the company and tho remainder Of the hard,
poyed in the Factory in which the accident occu-ed
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Markets.

THURSDAY, Dec a.
TO-DAY being the annual Thanksgiving, there have
been no in Merchandise worthy of report
Merchants very generally closed their stores ut an
early hour in the morning. did not open at all.
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re- Clairvoynncc.-MEDIcAL TREATMENT.-Dr s.
: LYON with A. j. Davis the celebrated Poughheepsle
Cajrvoyaui whose powers OF accurately delineating the in
erna org -nsm OF the human system, describing Diseases
with their symptoms aud causes and prescribing their re-
NEEDLES have never been surpassed j. permanently
80 will h. esppy 10 receive those who desire examine
lions by Clarv6yance with view the emovHl OF disease
Hours Of reception II to lOA NJ ana from 70 ociocs
p NJ Fxamneions "A, 10 O'Clock 4. NJ ani o'clock 2. NJ
The medical facility invited 10 call and be satisfied OF
Ire rpalty md usefulness Of ClslTvoyance. d 5us
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sirston tareti1n Gaifs

DYTP p, d u. RICH, So aud 50 Brosd-srcei Bos-
Dion EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Doors, SHOES BRoGASs AND HArs-WEEgLY SALES
Every case will he sold without
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
LEATHER Sc-Soe and Upper Leather. Calf Skins, Lii
mugs Bindings Kid and Morocco and other shoe stock
Liberal cas! advances made
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@,..,,,,ervBeiofe, the Chancellor-Henry DIAL
II In . h'iii. et5n.tocs and Ann incorrectly and
County i Of SewYor FredsIck A. LyndG e. Of a ssd
CITY @ eta ana Of f{ 9ce '9s
ane 1aGs % cit dssoving injunconin This cause,
was filed in The once OF Inc Assistant hes'''er OF this C'a''
on me ION dhS o' ~ FREDERICK A LYNDE-
Sworn and subscribed this e6'h day OF SoveneeI lsi0'
before me, ,.,.,of 6aiIsv,. Magical Jain
Is rs Fntons Sun Building N which Is The
oply place where Agents CAN be supplied WIN Inc az.
and genuine article.
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DIED

On Thursday morning 4,h inst of consumption, MO
SEES OKELL. aged - years
His remains have been taken TO Huntington L. |. loF
nterment ~
At Newark. I'd inst. WILLIAM RIVER. Jr son of vii
liam Ryer of the above place, aged years, : months
and IL days.
His friends and relations respectfully invited TO at
tend his funeral which will take place No 7Ol Green
wich.st New-York at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
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~ Particular Notice.-Thos- persons about break
inc IN or having furniture Of description
10 di,pose Of viii mud ready sale Tor any portion or all oil
their goods hy serdIng line calling upon the suhscr
h.rs Ini9 imi.i +. COTTON l. co. No. 81 Annst