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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA.
HALFAx. Oct. 20.

HALIFAX, Oct ~.
The Europa, from Liverpool, on Saturday the
9th instant, arrived at Halifax about - O'Clock
last night
The screw steamer North American, from Que
bee on the 26th ultmo, arrived al Liverpool on the
9th inst.
Tue news by the Europa IS not of an important
character.
The Bank Of England has made no alteration in
their rate Of discount
The rumOr that two ships Of war had gone to
Portugal for compensation for the seizure ef the
bark Chasies Georges is confirmed. An amicable
adjustment however was expected.
The King Of Prussia has issued decree estab-
fishing the regency of the Prince of Prussia
The English government was making move
ment for the abolition OF the Stzdt dues levied by
Hanover.
liverpool BreadstuTs mrket very dull Proyis-
ions also dull.
Cousols closed at 90 lass 3-s for money and ae-
count
Further details of the news will be published at
2.3O p NJ
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l. Greater lengfA Of sfrflg n fie sanae-fisea else
? Ca pacs B-era The strings in the saulssizsd eaIe.
), III Haansr Of sfePPiay iAs Fisrafi0H q tie string
4. TAs srraasss q iisrisTation q tas string.
5, Tlsquaiiy Of tlst0He
G, LssfrsngfL Of striag.
Z Ths great es s time triA tie asfHas rrlaiai n fHnf
That the public may Andjadgs for themselves whether
styles pianos rather the I'D y style which rejects
al modern improvements and The HAllet Davis Cos az
which accepts the doctrine that living in of ma
5rone but old foges viii deny that twice two
equal four and that lOO lbs weigh twice as much a. my
viii Illustrate the phOsOphyof the kinds Of iustru-
aud leave the reader 70 draw his conclusions
I, The Hallet Dapis q Co. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make IN
tAs same sized edie.
The truth Of this statement may be seen a glance as ne
entire length Of straight string be used for Vora-
ton tsee darNm while those that are bent necessarily have
bridge pin inserted AZ great distance from TIE end
snap before could be drawn within octave Of
II IS veil known that the reason sx-Oetave piano does
possess the l d5s sga q Ton. q Piao :,
that - sirng7 are sao VIA sae aoys p Ss aI
r lnd r'i tone than sevenOeAvs piano Of any oh 4
2, The Hallef, Daris & Co. Pianos haze a iofder
space BeflceeR the strings than those Of any other
make.
The truth OF this equally plain from the fact
that straight string occupies no more sgaes than simply y,
is angle, from the bridge to The tuning PIN The re
inv ofn bit one aotSer and kssE nge while he perform
srare playing heavy marches fantasies and variations Tn
straight strings much that they freely ant
never clash against one another
3, The manner Of stopping TIE vibratiOH-
The vibration Of the string in all pianos vher'
the hamer strikes H. the bridge. where il Is stopped se'
diagram HI
me tone Of TIE violin the world be ruined By
Substituting poor bridge hls proving that The tons o.
string materially gt, " ~ in which The Vibration
s stopped vibration Of IL string In the r. z YAne
sstopped with lite horizontal frts copper or bell
diagram giving the string soft full meoE is19 le
while all pianos the vibration is stopped By upg
roH pas. tsee diagram Bl giving thn irony ulelsn tong
that has Of persons. having fine musical or
ganiEations n exclaim:
DO like the ircny twang OF piano 10 - Tar inero
/ 10 the full rich tone OF organ. hute melOdeon
The that the strings in all other piano. are bent A. M
bridge pin sharp angle has 10 b mdfc IN ordero kol
the vibration In the H. D. C. piano the strings ae drAl
straight the et and held dsn hrn thereon D
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CHARMS HALL.-A large audience was ii
Attendance at Cbspin's Hall last night, to listen
to the lecture of wm- Lloyd Garrison. Being
unable to be present through the lecture, We
cannot speak of it personally, but heard il
highly spoken Of
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IOWA ELECTION.


OHICA1uI OIts W
Returns all in but Counties.
Ist District, Curtis, Republican for Congress-
majority l42l.
2nd District, as far as heard from-FandeTer'
Republican, 1854 majority.
Dubuque Times claims election oi kePnoheAn
State Ticket by five thousand.
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SINGING ScHooL.-Those desirous of learn
ing the art and accomplishment of singing will
bear in mind that Prof Bird will organize a
class this (Thursiay) evening at the Plymouth
Church, We hope full class will be present.
The first evening free to all
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VIM. G. MOORE, sec'y


NEW BUcKwHEAT FLoUE-THE FIRST OF THE
SEAsoS.-Messrs Brown 4 Andrews Flour,
Feed and Grain Store, cornor of Ontario and
Prospect Sts-, has just received a choice lot OF
new hulled Buckwheat Flour, which they are
selling in quantities to suit purchasers. 1t is
a very nice article. Give them call and try
II div
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MURDER.

A murder vas committed last night in West
Troy ON the line Of the Erie Canal. John Williams
killed Patrick McCarty by striking him on the
head with a hatc1et and knocking him in the canal
Both parties were csnallers and difficulty arose
about their respective boats was the cause Of the
murder The murderer is in custody.
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z If any ladies wish to get their Muffs, Vic
tOrines, etc, altered into new fashion, or want
to get furs made up to their orders, &. RUFFINI,
81 Superior street, viii do If good and right
His stock of Capes, Mufs, etc, is one of the
best in the city, all of his own manufacture,
and at lower prices than anywhere else. If
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JOHN TOD & YATES

Are prepared deliver Pure srticle Of BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL. selected
expressly for family use
y crjers promptly filed At their Yard on the Canal
the foot d Vineyard street. Cleveland, O.
JOHN TOD. ocla d6m 2l6s JVNY YATES
II A RARE CHANCE FOR EMPLOYMENT =
Persons requ lg shf, agreeable and respectable en-
pl0ymeuf By which they realize from SO so per
week will ascertain fulI particulars BY addressing
HUTCHINS & co,
les Chambers street, New York City
One postage stamp required to prepay answers
dim al5
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PosTPONENENT.-Mr. BallOu's dancing school
was unayoidably postponed from last eve to this
Thursday evening. Those interested viii
take notice
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NOMINATED.

NEwBURs. n. Y, Oct 90
James II. Mallory was to-day nominated for the
Assembly by tue Democrats Of the lst district and
Alfred B. Hnz was nominated for the same oniee
by the Republicans.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 20
Official returns from the 4th district give Allen,
Dem IS mai He will undoubtedly get the cert.
icate although there is some bubble in relation TO
the returns from one township in which Aliens
name was mls-spelt.
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Police CoURT.-Charles Rich was arrested
for stabbng his stepsOn, Abraham Deblee. The
dfisulty arose in some family quarrel when
Debies was attacked by Rich with long sheath
knife, with which frightful cash upon the
wrist was inflicted Rich said DebIee ran
against the knife himself He was held to bail
in $500 bonds TO appear at the Court of Com
mon Pleas.
Mary A. Mack showed her familiar face at the
Court rooms, and on charge of being drunk
and disOrderly was fined 50, or days i'm
PTisOnment
Jane Thompson, for same offence, same sen
tenee.
George Velter, for assault and battery, case
continued to Friday.
The case of George WIekert for passing
counterfeit mOney,was continued until Saturday.
James Johnson, Mary johnson, and Rosanna
Phi st, were arrested for passing counterfeit
money These individuals have put bad money
off, to a number of persons, al the depot, the
markets, DC. 1t is supposed large amount Of
this money has been put in circulation by them
The bills are all the same-S2s on the "Dela.
ware City Bank" No State Is mentioned on
the bills. The vignette of the bill is female
sitting, with plow, sheaf of wheat, sickle, train
of cars, &c On the right end is small steam.
boat, and on the left portrait. The bills are
well executed and easily passed. If any of Ou
readers have had any ofthis money passed upon
them, on the markets or elsewhere. they vii
confer favor by appearing at the Court Satur
day morning, to which time the case is con
tinued.
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Indigestion, Liver Complaints, andI
their Cure.

HOLLOwAY's PILLS quickly remove sbna1ious maf-
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the system These Pills certain remedy for diseases
Of the Stomach and BsUes sod the manufactures,
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GUITAR.-J II THoWAs, Teacher Of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No. Euclid street Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.
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FROM BOSTON.

BOsToN, Oct. 20.
The r. NJ Steamship Canada sailed from here
about II o'clock this morning, with 55 passengers
for Halifax and 20 for Liverpool. She takes out
SS2 600 in specie.
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NEw Book. "SR WALTER RALEIsH AND
HIS TINE, By Charles Kingsley" has been re-
ceived and is for sale by COib L Co. This
work is a collection of papers which, with two
exceptions, have been contributed by the talen-
ted author to the North British Reuielc and
Frd=er's Maga-ias
The several papers are as foIlows-Sir Wal
ter Raleigh and His Time, giving an interesting
history of the deeds and time of that great man;
Plays and Puritans Burns and his School /;
Hours with the Mystics; Tennyson; The Poetry
of Sacred and Legendary Art; North Devon;
Phaethon, Alexandra and her Schools; Ny
Winter Garden; England from Wolsey to Eliz-
abeth These articles are all written in q style
that will not fall below other works OF the no.
ted author and they viii be extensively read.
''North Devon is an interesting account OF
the TIP through that section of an artist in search
of sketches, and we see the sketches in our
mind by the aid of the pen and not the brush.
The others are mostly well written reviews
of English works which, in the absence of the
works themselves viii give the reader a valua-
bic insight into their nature Buy and read the
book and keep it in your library of standard
works.
Published by Tickner and Fields, Boston, in
neat library style.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20.
The U. 5. slOop Of war, Lancaster, was launched
al the navy yard, at noon 10 day. She was chris
tened by Miss Laue, in the presence ofan immense
assembage.
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E5- Three Silver Medals, Two Diplomas
and Fifteen dollars, were awarded to J. F. Ryder
for the best Photographs, of various styles, on
exhibition AZ the State Fair at Sandusky just
closed Sept 2OdIm 2OI
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EOR SALE.-Vacant Lots-On Hud-

E'Oh SALE.-k aca0b llOJS-On Iluu-
son Garlen Seville aud Maple SIS. Some very de-
slrable lots each 10 sell cheap on time.
STEAM SAW MILE miles By r. X. from the Cityt
adjoining Station, with large two story dwelling and
GRIST MILL-wATER POwER-whh z great fall
abund1nce Of water, n miles from the City run o.
ston-; E1od dam End buildings AID machinery IN good
order
LAKE ST-Nesr the Car Shops, one and a-haif story
house and lu.-SqO9-
10 ACRES-One mile from City line West, BY Plank
Road Good sltl One and a-all story frame house, nlr
sfahlrs, &c $50 Per -cre-
FOR SALE OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROAD
miles rum the Court House Seventeen ucres Of land
soil and well cuitiya ated with nice c1age house
barn orchard Eud vaetg OF frut and shade treesalso
timber Viii sell very low and receive pay n
cons lsrahle part IN other good properly.
PARkMAN Sr.-House and lot Sl.sO Exchange Tor
farm % Western lands.
WTSCONSIN-A large amount Of lands well situated TO
exchange goods kinds good City property
CEDAR Sr--Ncar PerrT-A vacant lot lo5 n trui-to
sell exchange for small house and lot near Superior
/ street
/ VACANT LOTS-Two good lots on Garden ST, to sell
low for cash time
WARRENSVILLE-9 Acres the center, with
good house barn. orchard SetO exchange for some COED
Western lands,
| uE ROUSE JENNINGS 81 SUPERIOR 81.
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4, The sreHHess Of The ribratioH Of The string.
However so9d string may be II win produce tone ii
To vbrsis evenly the string should have but tso dstne
tons. directly to and fro The hammer strikes uni
reeede from the hammer. In the H. piano the second
starting point and then. If vibratss thousand mes ia
motion Is np. dOWn-up, doWn-adhs hsflhsz-
The second motion o. the string cannot be
in direct line. for the following 70 bend
article Of substance forms elbow angle and
Nav it is universally known that the tighter string drawn
the rapidly viii vibFats and the sides Of bent
Of the sides struck by the hammer string
its proper course By being pereeptby da~n oSrd he out
side tglf rae Of the angle elbow. and
ths OF contracted side ii receives dead irony sssSs
A which A0thsr cause Of the unevenness Of oas Of II
old kind Of Pisna-
5, The eUsaRess Of one
This Is the result Of u for fsatnre being univsrsal
eoneeded ae that a. one Is pTodaesd BY VTG0H aud tha
G, The strength Of string.
why strings oen break in the piano
aod why they invariably break at the elbow brdgpin is
Ian Ii he Ssss or that pan nss The iron Din becomes
necessarily eoatae ted aud ne outside Ct ie elbow Of ne
string Of pisnJ will ay pounds % the loot (which
is the estimated and the strain IS evenly borne
BY al parts the srg then poin, Is likely 10 break
the other but il any one part Of the string o2ehaf Of
tits obliged bear tis immense strain tha part Of u IL a
be snap In the weather, and esp@
eiay is this the lseiu an wOoenI ed pisnos as all wood
will warp and sp'ng A. every M Of tse The
philosophy simply this h hole u astrng be ii large
small s stronger than hth oft ALt can only be replied
asserting that twice is note ua twc or that twice
does make ious.
Z, The great length Of time sOhieA the iHstrHHet
mains IN tune.
Thisis resnlt the 9Th tsatIs inssmueh string
faffeas Frfclg And win readiy Be that string
four feet In length bears strain Of two alndd pounds equal
y all parts Il will Atien than quick half
OF a string bearing the strain.
The philnsophy at the rr fses stk
irg forcibe thai The uuesticr Is Zen lsked, Why do
not other makers copper fret and straight sng
There bat Il Is secured pstent for which
dollars already been offered but which
sam cn Durciase Messrs Hale Davis Co prefer
ply the public irsrs rather than 70 assist
others 20 do Il. at any price.
The foregoing plan Of the Haet Davis 90 Plano y 80
simple. lucid and uuansersble that VII guarantee 70 ge
OSSIAN & DODGE.
Cleveland. Augusta ls5S
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MELODEOx.-Mrs. McAlahOn at the MelOdcOn
tonight.
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WIGS ! WIGS MICS! !

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEEs surFsss ali
They are elegant, light. easy and durable.
FIttins charm-a1 turning up bsLini-no shTiEk ing
On mead indeed. this the only Establishment where
these things are proDsIly UHdeTs @, d and made.
233 Broadway. New York.
nu21.l k,sfm2lI W. FISKE. CIeveIana. nhia. Aesnt
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GLEiSaNS LINR.OF.BlTTLE SHP.

Will consist OF br0adse' Of Humorou. EnErayinss eN-
ecut- " the Test artists IN that ine and alled so-
turIv and IN sprt Il email fun, a. the eisnins iles
al ne 49, ard such new public ufoiects. ftshOns and
shall seem 10 be NJ ecs of eonie Illus
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FRoX LAKE SUPERIoR.-The lion City, Capt.
TURNER, arrived from ontOnagon al O'Clock
last evening, having been detained on the Flats
during Tuesday night From the Clerk, Mr..
HOLLAND, we receive the following memoranda
of her downward trip:
Left 0ntonagon at ) O'Clock Saturday morn
ing had heavy blow during the day; left Cop
per Harbor Sunday morning left Marquette
Sunday night; met NOrth Star going into that
place the NortherR Ligh passed up the day
before; left the Saut at p NJ Monday; met
Propeller Gen. Taylor at 9 P. NJ Monday at
Detour; saw tug Eclipse at Copper Harbor,
from which place she was going to the Num-
tOuIine Islands to get the cargo thrown over
board from the Mineral Roek; large number
of vessels on the lakes; reached Detroit at 10
O'Clock yesterday morning.
The Iron City brought down from the several
mines, l36 barrels and 1 masses Copper, weigh
ing IN all I39, $50 lbs
Among the passengers were DR. T. Garlickr
Mr.. Geo. W Sizer, and other CleveIanders.
A heavy wind prevailed during most Of the
trip.
The Iron Guy will probably leave fOr Lake
Superior ports tonight
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CLEVELAND FEMALE SIENNA
sN. sANFoRp. A. ", PRINCIPAL.


PRN GVT1TE avseo
EXPERIENCED SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS,
sRD GUIToN cOusss
NeI Term commences -" ,11,,o S4Is~s
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An Uariralea Corps Of Contri5utors

Have een engaged and department will he q n
durtei under the most eeut and psreft system that
perenc can suggest Tins popular Journal VIII BE pIn Cd
upon fine sn suIfre paper from new ad beaniilgl cog
per-faced type manufactured expressly for US and VIII
urest IN uech1uical execuon the most acce iahe
evidence Of the progress Of Amercan skill Tue size Of
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GlsasOn's new Weekly Lins-Of-Battle Ship.
THE OBJECTOF THIS PAPER is
REST AMERICAN AUTHORS.

70 present every week, agreeable neLange " tue
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s,rictiy neufrsl Each ediilIn vii Be
RrATrIFrIIY ILLUSTRATED

With securate Engravmes BY eminent artists of notable
objects current events all paris Of the world and The
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I contain views Il every iup5Taut cit, OF edres u
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lE 20 SMOKERS & CHEWERS."

No senllesn siUuu llsls m Tie sels 81 iauira y l
ms teeth dscolor aud breath tainted with tobaoco For
purifying the mouth after smoking OF chs wing FON
TAlNE'S CREAI OF WILD FLOWERS is one Of the
most elertual denlrdoes Il whieus the teeth
strengthens the gums. and impzrs the BREATH oo
offensive, agreeable fTasrauce-
FOR SHAVING.-its rich aiher ponoiraies and softens
the bsarl, prevents irritation, and renders the operation
easy and agreeable F. c. FONTAINE Co 3o5 Broad
way. and Nc. G Astor House. New York. Sold BY ali
SO sepls
J. B. Barnes d Co, PropnetOrs Of the Cleve
aai Flumling works, AlWateT Black prepared
VITA srss force Of ozyCreneed Sorkneh dons every
es-ult3a Of Plu Mining the most thorough msnleF.
he most scsltifc ras reasonable terms Aud shors
aotce lIse stocks OF Fountain OF different stFles and
izes Bathins Tubs OF and wood, lned with
inaedcuPPer steam hesters, lead AID ravanlzel iron
Leather and lndla kuaber Hase every de~cu uu
sf Rrass anl Plated Casks nclnJiug tlt Pateu Selclos
Cocks. recently uiTOaed, Ns BOWS aud all kinds
Wat-r Works fIEturos keD, Constantly ~ hand All
WrrE warranted me~dESft.
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N. II. soLOMoNSoN.

PRACTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
ees the largest assortment Of the most approved kinds OF
PEcTAcLES. Anhis glasses, whether for OF far
lighted, ground under his inspection By machine
Of Construction with the greatest care 10
suit the al cases curing Wsasaess DIzzess o.
Tsfzzzafoa a s EyCs. and ipaTtnC strength ioT Ions
Teadias oT dne sewing
z n X Solonoas1a would here inform the publlS
that he never employs the sale Of ms lenses
q Also, sPiendi1 assortment Of SPY GLASSES hi
CROSCOPEs, COAIPASSES. &c, keyt On hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, ss perfect as natural
EFOre3 3s Superior under the American Hole
jun27
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Z. STAIR Co-Hafs. CAPS. Furs-
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Gee. W0rthington Co-Money FOUnd-
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TermS, S2.OO per Anlnm.


The 6rst number Of this illustrated Pap vi be 70
ale On he FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT. a. FL
fhe priusl tsriOlc end asenles and pectabe
ltefry deaots IN the United states and TIE Canadas.
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