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Tuscaloosa Lyccum.-We take pleasure in pre- sentlng to our readers the able Lecture of Dr ALvA WooDs, recently delivered before the Tuscaloosa Lyceum. The objects of this institution cannot but be popularwith the people generally when sufficient ly known; and if pursued in the true and philan trophic spirit which is contemplated by its projectors we feel warranted in saying that the benefits to nd viduas and society will greatly overbalance the rou. ble and expense of putting it into operation. We hope the officers and managers will take some pains to induce men of literature and science throughout the State to become honorary members, in order that they may from time to time send written Lectures on any subject they might deem calculated to advance the plans in view