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The LEcTURE-The great hall of the Melodeon
was last evening most densely packed with citi
zens and strangers, to listen to the lecture of
Lieut. Maury, on the Highways and Byways of the
Sea The enViable fame of the Lecturer, together
with the subject, being one of intense interest to
all classes, and one on which he is so peculiarly
calculated to speak, would as a matter Of course
draw together the greatest coneourse of people
For the space of an hour, the time appropriated
for lecture, the audience was held in the most
breathless silence and attention. Anything like
report, we cannot for this issue of our paper at
tempt. From a drawing prepared by Leut.
Maury the tracks of vessels at sea- both in past and
present times were exhibited and explained to the
audience. With that precision, which roads are
Travelled on the land-as were told by the learn
ed lecturer-the highways and byways of the sea,
are now followed by the innumerable ships which
float upon its surface. knowledge of the direc-
ton and character of lhe Winds has been the great
key which has unlocked the secret of oceans
paths. The grandeur and sublimity of different
scenes at sea, and particularly in the Southern
hemisphere, were pictured by the speaker, in
way, which language of ours could scarcely convey
an idea. Ocean soundings, and the character of
the bottom of the great, deep were explained in
most interesting, and satisfactory manner. Hu
man skeletons, ships, and vast treasures, are not
laying on the bottom, he told US, but all, far
imbedded in the mass of microscopic animals,
which cover that region.
Nothing in the economy of nature, he says, is
left to chance. Everything has its proper order,
and its mission is revealed to US, at the exact mo-
ment in which the Great Author intended it
should be. One discovery, said the speaker, be-
gets another and the way for the second is made
ready by the first. By the lecture, we may be fur
ther convinced, that Science Is making its inroads
to Natures ways, and that those ways bring US to
a knowledge of Him who created, and who governs
all things The world is indebted to Lieut.. Maury
for hidden fields of treasure which he has brought
to light, and that his star of usefulness may con-
tinue long to shine, it should most earnestly
pray.
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NEWSPAPER BoxEs-These simple articles have
become almost indispensable to those who are desi-
rous of reading the daily before it is all wash
ed out of the paper by hail. rain or snow, or stolen
by some unconscionable newspaper thief. Wewish
to impress upon the minds of those who have not
already secured these receptacles, the importance
of doing so before the winter sets in more fiercey
The cost of box will soon be saved in the wear
and tear of the paper and the loss of ones temper
Mr.. H. n Addison, at No. Is Water street, vii,
furnish and put up these boxes, strong and cheap
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RAILROAD SMASH UP-Cn Sunday last the S45
A. NJ. train from this city for Cleveland, was run
into while at Fremont by the construction train on
the Fremont and Indiana Road. The I'd class
and one first class passenger car of the c. and T.
train were thrown off the track, injuring brake
man considerably. The engine of the constIuc-
ton train was much damaged. Conductor Tyler
put his passengers into the remaining cars of the
train and reached Cleveland only few minutes
behind time.
The only persons injured by tho collision were
the brakeman above mentioned, who had his arm
broken and was badly bruised the train boy and
a couple Of emigrants, all of whom, Mt last ac>
counts were doing we'll Toledo Blade.
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YESTERDAY YAFTERNOONSREPORT
FROM WAsHINGTON.

W AShlNGTON, NON OO
1t is said by gentleman particu' arly interest
ed, that while recommendation will be made to
Congress for modification of the Tariff with a
view to increase the revenue. the means by which
this should be effected will not be designated by
the Secretary of the Treasury. The subject is
already agitated in political circles to whether
there shall be a specific instead of an ad valOrem
duty on Iron.
A letter brought by the steamer Quaker City
says that a number of Nicaragua adventurers had
landed about 40 miles from San Juan del Sur, and
recent advices from the South state that those who
had been prevented from going out in the Alice
Painter had made arrangements to reach Nieara>
qua by some other conveyance.
Congress will be officially informed that the late
disturbances in Washington and Oregon Terrific
ries have resulted from the neglect to ratify the
various treaties concluded with the Indians in the
two territories.
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p For the information of our readers about
purchasing Furs, we would menuon that z. Stair
& Co., los Superior street, have very large and
superior assortment of Furs for Ladies wear, and
their prices-as we judge from personal inspec-
tion-are very reasonable. By the way we TO-
tieed most sensible Winter head dress fer Ladies,
called the "Arctic Hood" Ladies should call and
see them soon as Messrs. Stair & Co. have but a
eo,r Iaft
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FIRE.


The extensive Broom Factory of Zent & Bestow,
situated at WilliamsVille, near this city, was de
stroyed by fire at an early hour this morning. Loss
$4,000. A few hours later the large Brewery Of
Frederick Albrecht on Batavia street, with IFS con-
tents of beer and barley, was burned. Loss
$4,000
Robt Devereux, Charles Burns and Alexander
R. Allen, have been indicted by the Grand Jury
for robbing the Banking Office Of Brown & Keep,
a few weeks since of $4,000
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, NOV. 80.
The stockholders of the Long Island Railroad
voted yesterday to change the terminus of their
route from Atlantic street, Brooklyn, to Hunters
Point, provided it can be effected on the terms
named by the Board Of Directors, viz the issue of
S62, 900 cash from the parties benefited in Brook
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OHIO RIVER.

PARKERsBURGH, Va, Nov. 80.
Ten feet of water in the Ohio River at this place
boats plenty and rates low.
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CoLuMp1a, S. d. NOV. 9O.

The Grand Jury came into Court this morning
and reported that they found no bill in all the three
cases against the crew Of the SLAYER Echo.
The Counsel of the prisoners will probably move
for their discharge on Monday, when the question
of Constitutonality of the act declaring the slave
trade piracy viii come up for argument
u S. Attorney will endeavor to hold the priso-
ners.
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FOUND GUILTY.

Boston, Nov. 80.
In the Junior Meeting Case, the Jury returned
a verdict this morning as follows
That Plummer is guilty Of murder, nne Cartha
Hawley and Herbert are severally guilty of man
slaughter.E e The prisoners were remanded for
sentenea
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WIGS I WIGS :! WIGS!

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all
They are elegant, light. easy aud durable.
Fitting to a charm-no turning up bshind-no shrinking
ehead; indeed, this is the only Establishment where
these things properly undeTs OF d and made.
233 Broadway, New York.
-a.la An
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HoIioWayjs Piiis and Ointment

CAUTION TO PURCHASES. As they have been
basey imtted the public should learn hat there
Of their ge Uinenes the watsrmarl Holloway.
New York and London which appears in every leaf Of
the book directions visible when held between the eye
and the light Sold at.the mandatory, No 50 Maiden
Lane New York, and by all Druggists. at DC 63c, an 81
per box or pot novl6 255
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70 S=Ossian E. Dodge is the only agent for this
part of this State to receive subscriptions for the
Cosmopolitan Art Association. The drawing will
positively take place the first of January, 1859
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y Among the many Preparations uOw before
the public, certain for the Fever and Ague
have been received with such especial favor that known
as DR. ]. HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITERS This tonic has been circulated and its many
virtues promulgated throughout the States and day
the prOpetors greeted with the intelligence Of some
dreadful vanqushed by the their celebrated
Bters" In principle cities there but few families
who neglect the "Bitters" furnishing their medicine
closets. As tonic both mild and agreeable to the
TASTE and stimulating in action upon the system For
certain for the Fever and Ague Flanency, Dys-
pepsa, and all other morbid diseases, and
qualed.
a For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
yyhsre novs0 sSw
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EVIL You OR WILL Youl-Who will be the
lucky one to Draw Fe, Fl, FO, FAM ticket costs
but $500 and as you positively receive thrice its
value in sngTa5ings-you run no risk.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosTON, Nov. 80.
The Royal Mail Steamship Canada will sail from
this port for Halifax ard Liverpool about 10 A.
NJ, tomorrow Her mails close at \. N.
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SP"PLL TAKE TEN TIcKETsT"-Such was the
exclamation of one Of the first ladies Of Cleveland,
as she stepped into Dodge's Music Store last Tues
day and subscribed for the Cosmopolitan Art
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J. B. Barnes 4 Co., Proprietors Of the Cleve

an Plumbing Works. Atwater Block are prepared
villa arge force experienced wUrkmen doing every
eserlo ton OF Plu nbiug the Thorough manner
he mast scientific plans reasonable terms and short
aOtee Large stocks Of Fountains OF different STYLES and
izss Bathing Tubs OF east iron and wood, lined with
nnsdCopper heaters, lead AID galvanized iron
Epes Leather and India Rubber Hose every descrplu
81 Eass and Plated Cocks including the Paten Secos
Cocks recently introduced Wash Bowls and all kinds
T Water Works Fixtures kept constantly on hand All
work warranted. In2s:d zNtf.
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Hnrrr.r Nnv q

Nothing had been heard from the S. S Indian
Empire when the Europa left Liverpool. 1t was
hoped she had put back to America
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4, The ereHHess Of tRe riJration of the strins.
However good string may be- It will produce no tone ppti
1ates and the the vibration better the tone
tons directly to and @ ne Sa@sr nsye but two distinct
see diagram HI and the first motion string Is to
rom tae hammer In the d Co. piano the
motion Of the string to return in aragh to It's
motonis mp, d0sn-up, down-adigfaaeu.
The second motion Of the sn ia all other cannot bs
"a alieet ine for the following an
slas 9a thereby necessarily be drawn tightes-
be ors +aniS IN Knon mat ne tighter string drawn
string are uneveny drawn, and its lower two sides or edges
eed up, instead Of its returning in direct line il
rs proper course BY being pereepbiy towards the out
eteaiter becomes rotary every time comes around 10
III % side Il receives dead irony eangn
old kind of piano eH'''S' u Tune Oh IN
5, The egenness Of one
This Is tae result of the fourth eatnre being univsrsa
heeustt' Il Cri5rtE fior, tie evener t6s fone w $40
The st'eng I'll Of string,
Tn ereasol Why strings break in the common uiano
an dwyt invariably break the elbow or bridgepip Is
gram 81 he nsd that part against iron PIN becomes
sonrSe 90 S tea and he outside CT the elbow of the
string Of piano will average fifty pounds foot. (which
Is tne man sestimate and the strain evenly borne
BY M parts OF the string then one poir is as likely 10 brea
S the oner but If lt part Of the string onehaIf Of
oe % snap IN twain at any change In the weather and espa
eSy Is this the else in all wOoden@r ed pianos wood
viii warp and spiing at cha the atmosphere The
philosophy is simply this whole Of string be large
or small stronger than half And can only Be reped
to y that twice one is notequal to twice
Z, The great length Of time ,0hieA the instrument re-
mains IN tune.
This the result the 9Th feature inasuch as string
aaS 0y stretching And 1t will readily be string
our iet In length bears strain Of h1ndred pounds equal
E ID all parts 1t will hatten uuc as half
Of q string bearing the strain.
The trqh and philosophy Of the foregoing are so srk
ing and forcibe that The question often lsked aWhy do
not ether makers the copper fret straight string-
There but Que II patent for which
hy thousand dollars have already been offered but which no
sun as Mesrs Hallet Davis Co prefer to sup
ply the public with m class rather than 70 assist
others TO do Il, even at price.
The foregoing plan Of the Halst Davis Piano Is
simple lucid and unanswerabe that viii guarantee to qr
piano to any enc who viii refute its philosophy.
Cleveland. August 6, 1853
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TRIAL OF THE DRFAULTERs.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 80.
The trial Of Thos AlIebane, President, and 7.
A. Newhall. Director of the Penn. Bank, COM
mencee to-day on the charge of eonspiriug, cheat
ing aud defaulting the said Bank. A motion for
separate trials was over ruled, when the Jury was
selected and the case opened by the District Attor
neY
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FRON WAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 80.
The Mobile Mercury of Saturday last is received.
1t says that most Of the Nicaragua emigrsnts still
remain in that city, bnt many of them are getting
exceedingly restive.
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me0ifinEs.
THE GREAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENTURY
DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTOR A

NINETEENTH CENTURY!
! DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
Il Says The St Louis QIql Democrat Below
teus1 in Name Which ~ B , I ~ E2s ny % ToR gen
merits of his Hsr Tonic evidence must nave ffs ef
are guaanees truth The Dr. needs no ehcSmIs po5
BATH, Maine Jan %. 1856.
PROF.; Q, WooD Co-Gentemen: Having my atten-
effects Of your Hair Res0ratiTe was induced to make
application OF 1t upon my own hair which had become
5he same ehaTaGieE Some three months since procured
found that 1t was proving what had wished. used it
about twice week have since procured another bot
world that the white hair has ally isa ppea ed
beth on my head and IA e, and my hair has resumed
natural color and believe more soft and glossy than
been before for TWENTY-FIVE years. now sixty wears
old my good wife, at the age Of htwo has used it with
The above notice deem due to you for your valuable
as per directions will not have occasion contradict my
statements l am a citizen Of this city, and have been
nearly every here and adjoining Any use you
vice. wish preserve the beauties nature in others
am truly yours, A. c. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, January q, 1858.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
PROF. WooD-Dear Sir: Having had the misfortune to
lose the best portion of my hair from the effects the vel
trial OF your preparation and found answer as the
very thing needed My hair is now thick and glossy aud
afflicted such treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned Rev. K Bragg is minister in regu
lar stanng and pastor OF the Orthodox Church in Brook
field, Mass He IS gentleman Of great influence ard
universally beloved: WAI. DYER
BROoKFIELD, January u. 1859
PROF WOoD-Dear Sir Having made tial OF your Hair
Restorative, gives pleasure say that efec has
beer excellent in removing Inflammation dandru and
cOnstaut tendency to itching, with which have been
troubled from my childhood and has also restored nv hair
which was becoming gray to lis original color have used
no other article with anything like the pleasure or
profit Yours truly. J K BRAGG
The Resora is put up in Bottles OF three sizes viz
Large medium; and small. The small holds half pint
and retals for dollar EOttethe medium holds at
least twenty per cent proportion than the small
and retas for two dollars hOtehe large holds quart
forty cent in pTOporion and reails three
dollars bO tie
o. J. WOOD s Co, Proprietors 3l2 B roadway New
Ycrk. lin the great New York Wire Railing Establish
ment) and ia Market street. St LOUIS Mo sold BY
all good Druggists and Fancg Goods Dealers. Ocl6
WHY is THE DEMAND 80 GRRAT F0R
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DIED.
ISDIASAPoL1s, Nov. 20.

lNDIASAPOLISJ NOV. ~.
A. W. Dana, recently Superintendent of the
Bellefontaine and Indiana Railroad Line, died at
bis residence in this city on Saturday evening
last
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NOsIIHATION.

BosToN, Nov 80.
The Republicans in Convention last night
nominated Moses Kimball for Mayor.
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OfG. A. Hyde, presenting plan and estimate of
plan of sewerage throughout the city,very elabOr
ately executed and prepared. Received and fled.
OF Committee on Streets, recommending the
change of name of Academy Lane to Academy st.
Received and filed.
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THE WEATHER.

MONTREAL, Nov. 80.
Snow falling heavily this morning. Wind s.
W. Therm. q deg.
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SUFFERNs, n. Y, Nov. 80.
The escaped prisoners, Munroe and Mccormick,
have not vet been re-captured as was stated iD
Mondays New York papers
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FS5- fi To SMOKERS & CHEWERS-

No gentleman SHOULD mlns5 IN the society Ct Iaes with
his teeth discooed and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewing, 'FON
TAlNE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS''i is of the
efectual dentrifces use. 1t whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums and mpars the BREATH oeL
offensive agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAYING-Its rich lather penerates and ssftens
the bearI prevents irritation and renders the operation
easy and agreeable. F. G. FONTAINE Co 3O5 Broad
way. and No. { AstOr House, New York. Sold by ali
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9pEfial Notices.

Y For Gas Fixtures and FItting-Apply
FgOg. EasVOrth & Co., los and lO7 Superior street
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Greater space breea The Strsss sane-sizsI cass
B The manner Of stopping the rraoH Of The string
4. The euenness Of tssvBratiOn Of aessriag
5, The quality Of tAef0ne.
8. TAssfrangM Of string
The great length Of taeIsiieh IN
That the public may and judge for themselves bstb
the above statement be publish diagram Of @ ~ -
Hs0 st Of pianos rather fo sfTle WHICH rst.
al modern improvements. and the Hae Davis 90 3 sfis
which accepts the doctrine that are living n an ~ of n
Pro and that none but old fogiss viii deny that twice two
equal iouE and that 100 lbs weigh twice much as any
win Illustrate the philosophy Of the two kind, If ,..
ents and leave the reader draw bis conclusions
l, The Hailet, Davis q Co. Pianos hare a orsate,
length Of string than those Of any other make ia
the same sized case
The truth ofthis statement nav he sa. nj sar.. ..
y the entire length Of straight string can be used or y
ton see dara while those that bent necessarily have
OF the piano else the angle would Be 50 geat The string would
snap in twain before teoud be drawn up an octave Of
wen known that there six-octavs piano does No.
that its strings shorter With the a5ove inproyt
- octave haet Davis Co. plane Is enabled to send ont
make P''A'O Vi 'nS "-fNr
2, The HaElst Daris d Co. Pianos hare q ,0;ss-
space 6et'0een te strings than those Of any other
make
The truth Of this statement is equally plain from the fact
that straight string occupies more sbace than Simply ~
suits Wne bent string requires in addition lsee diaraI
suits Is the bent strings necessarily so close toVe ~
srs1e ps1 me- 9 bss I1os and sGrs while the perform
straight strings have much they bTats freely snd
never clash against another -
3, The manner Of stopping the vibration
me vibration OF the string in all pianos commences yY
diagram HI 90 0 - 20 ''oPPeu lseS
The tone Of the best violin in the world can bs ,sd h.
substituting poor bridge; thus proving that the tone T 2
string is MATERIALLY affected By ths manner in which tbe brao
Is stopped The vibration OF the string H. ID D. gia1
stoppsd with little horizonta ets Oeopper or bell metal e
n giving 70 the string soft full mellow Hs oTs
Nnie IN AL other pianos the vibration
tron pins lsee diagram Bl giving thin ir5nv s,5s -,
ganizafions exclainn: - e musical or
DO not Ike the irony twang Of piano It Is far iufro
70 the Inli r1eh tone Of organ flute or uslodeou
ine reason that the strings in all ether pianos are bent tn
the vibration In the H. D. C. pirr "a str1S a. j
ragnt over the copper fret and ID dsn firm thereon ~
he Suspension Bridge [see diagram : N y
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MATRIMONIAL.

TO THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES
1t has been my good fortune 10 restore to health many
thousands Of my country-women-
My has excited 5he malice Of the envOus and
ealous but their perecuoGs have served only to extend
and estab my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upoa my pathway IRON the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. So long am held in aectionaie ard
thanku remembrance by those who have experienced
skill can afford to despse the efforts Of mischief
nj slanderers
My friends have repeatedly urged to place my medi
cine producing within the reach Of the
Ladies Of the United Sates but ndisposon to enter
field occupied by quacks with their perucious nosrums
aud that unprnciped couuereiters might palm upon
public their worthless limitations have hither pre-
vented establishing agencies for sale of my
AAIlE DE FEMME" in the United States
AT last yield the Of patients and friends
the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
old World.
In REGARD to the efficacy Of the "ABIlE DE FEMME
need only say, that 1t liquid om and exactly such
have used in practice in France for years, and
shat has failed secure satisfactory result
The "Amie de Femme and measiruaiion stand the
lstion OF and effect alike powerful 10 originate
healthy menstrual ow where it has existed and
restore where has been any suppressed
each bottle of the Amie de Femme wil bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bcx
will be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package.
PaR1s January 1851
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By Mr. Rider, That the sum of one hundred and
fifty three dollars and sixteen cents be paid out Of
the ship channel fund to C. Il T. Simms to apply
on their contract for excavation. Adopted.
The question came up in the resolution of Mr..
Thayer, that the sum of $50 be paid to Messrs S.
B. and J. F. Prentiss in full for sums rendered to
the city, Adopted, ayes Il, nays 3.
By Mr.. Hopkinson, That the Board of Education
be authorised to establish another evening school
when occasion shall require. Adopted.
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CITY COUNCIL.

TUESDAY EVENING, Nov 30 1858
His Honor the Mayor in the chair.
Presept,-Messrs Winslow, COfinberry, Oviatt,
Tbayer, Ransom, HopkinsOn, Detmer, Weber, Res
ner, Thompson, Ford, Stephan, Masters, Herrick,
Crawford, johnson.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
OFFICE, wARINs's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AKD
ST. CLAIR STREETS.