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WHAT THE CRITICS SAY OF The
w NEW BOOK on RUSSIA
THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE:

THE RUSSIAN EMP RE:
ITS RESOURCES COY EMINENT AND POLICY.
By "A LOCKER Tn" from America / volume Emo Ooth-
81 Is.
Russia the opinion 81 the author. possesses vigorous IA
lite embodied in orgene unity and destheu 70
ncsculabe influence the progress OF modern CIVIL
Hs volume abundance OF Impressive can
sGeaions in support OF this opinion, derived mainly rom
careful Russian Resources but sustained y
variety Of profound theoretical deduons IL written RON
ample know ledge and with signal ability, and Al the present
OF European poics challenges the attention OF th
/ 2 minds in both henisphsres [Harpers Magazine.
Laws before statistics every OF hs
ower and prosperity which leaves point une
Washington Union.
careful observer and practical thinker Phlad news
This volume il ul interesting matter, Vaiuao.e stats
tcaI detail and calm, sensible easoning
IPhiade pha Presbyterian Banner.
be by without materially ADDING
10 their sock Of nowedger arlington Eve star
A valuable impartial. and interesting book we
seriously earnestly 10 friends
This ,eason,hl, publication evidently from the
n observer" New orr lI.bune.
Int atrial independent, and well Written Phil Times
mo III this book without strong interest and
valuable addition his knowledge Of he resources aud quas
of Russia The style OF the ho clear aud rce ana hs
met he'd excellent" Newt ORR courier shu t.h4iet'
A very comprehensive view OF the Russian Empire y
Contains an immense amount Of useful iniormation
Baltimore American.
The writer whoever he may be, wiosds forcibe pen
fCleyeland Herald
Published by MOORE, wILsTACH, KEYS Co..
Cincinnati
For,alebv MILLER. ORION MULLIGAN,
and d. APPLETON Co.
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IIITSTR ATED NEWSPAPER.

No H. Issued THIS MORNING Feb. 6 contains the following
SPLENDID ENGRANlNGS:
National wupase Picture IL honor Of the Anniversary
OF W ashiu gioI's Birth Day Feb =, 1855
Porra; OF r. s Dixon late Foreman Of Hook aud Ladder
Co. No. IA
The L. 5 Sieam-frEate Merrmae her trial nip.
Celebration Of the Anniversary the keSfork W0nans
Hospital, Clinton Hall. Aston place
Portraits Of Dr. J. ". Francis aud Marion Sims d. d.
New City Assembly Rooms. Broadway, New-f ork-ludaS
trial Fete given by l. VI. Singer a Co . -
Building Temporarily used - the Womans Hospital, No 81
MsdisOn-av Tie Giants Causewsy, Ireland
View Of Blarney Castle View OF the Runs Of Casha
A House in the Suburbs Of Bucharest
Residence Of the Grard Boyard Of Nsllaehs-
Young Woman Of Bucharest. Little Water Garner Of
Bucharest Portrait VI Oscauy0n the Turkish Lecturer
Costume Of Tribe of EsquirnsuS discovered BY Dr.
Rae Nctoris Land The GsnEes Canal RO0rkee, India
Porrai; OF ". Palmer. the Enssh Prisoner.
Chess. BY a. experienced Editor
the thrilling ROna The Last Of his Race
The trade supplied By ROSS. JONES TOU5Ei, No. l0j
Ns,sau-st.. New OH and No 25 ClaEkest ChcASo.
Fors a al News Depofs
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u,VE PICAYUNE of TO-DAY is full of FUN.

i II contains telling esrreature on FkhSips'Ni
PIFRCE's VALENTINE from Miss Columbia
Nine Comic Iustratous showing 10 What base uses the
American Eagle Is constantly put
Large cut on Buying Valentines -, -. -
Csreature on the High. Beet Movement. Who " N tAe
Boot
David ufhks, continued -, D., p..is..
Prof Juus Cssar Hannibal wrecked in Brosd~sy nesas
ar unusual Of Spicy Editorials FHods'' &C ~
enough for q whole week. ~, r-..a
Price scents Sold a al the News DePos In the Oned
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T'HEI INDIE PEN D E n T..
NEW TYPE! NEW Paper s R, n INV WRITERS! Il!
Contains reading mstar than other Religious News
PsPer, II tse World.
THE INDEPENDENT Will this year be conducted by the
same corps Editors which have heretofore achieved so high
tiousl eIersymen who are well known and distinguished for
their ability and talents writers also engaged in
addition ( e 'gI"'nt isSSsSFR5BUroRs'
COY; LOUIS K S3SSQ iI,opv
Mr.. CHARLES L. BRACE,
MR., SL4 SaISsP COOK
On M 1SH,IF: N MYRTLE,
And numerous others.
From Al. section. of the Union from England France Gerns
syt1est If,y s1d tss Holy Land contribute to enrich
'N' 'o Prizes cuRREST ASD MARKET REPORTS
WIN continue to be made by the same competent hands wnsh
WSh have the past year given such marked
farming 1S ef gV or T Fl sur WEEKS NUMBER
OuR SPECIAL CoSTRIBUroRs.l Funny.
Defense Of Kansas-By Hen Congress
~ Ward Beecher. Commercial and FINANCIAL
Event. Of Il the weel Art and ReIi.ion;
Euiopesn Politics. A Fable for this Little Folks
c cory nd s 4 Home in Revolutionary
GSe away the old Clothes Curse for Nation
The Fi.nen. Why sm not ChIstsn'
from the Sandwich Isl IL not this aBrand pucked out
aDds. OF the fne
The Wsrk In virginia How Holy Is this Place.
Who wrote ti Power OF Grsce
Am. Tract Society Circular The Great Difficulty.
LITERARY RECORD FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
RELIGIOUS NTGLLfGENcB. ADvERTIsEsEsrs
DonEsTIc Summary EDIIoRs Book TABLg.
EDITORIAL ARTICLES. Elegant Courtesy
Moral Beauty From our Connecticut Core.
Circular OF the Officers Of the spondent.
Tract Society FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
The Presidents PrOclama. Arrival OF the Persis.
tlOn Catte Market
Kspsas-One or MANY. Review Of the Market.
Our Missionary List. Prices Current
SPECIMEN NUMBERS sent gratis
TERss-By mail I 2 per annnm In advance
ApyERIIsInEsTs-A limited number will be taken At
chilling per line each Insertion
Mercy sent by mail ia at our riss
Office No u Beekman-st., NewYork.
Feb. 49, 1856 JOSEPH II. LADD, Publisher.
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"a Charming and Touching Story" lAthens1m
N AP p L f + O n d CO.,
IL. Nos $40 and $40 Broadway,
PUBLISH THIs DAY from early sheets)
New Romance by JULIA KAvASAGH, entitled,
RAG III + l. q X A Y
TALE, FOUNDED ON FACT.
JULIA gAvASAGH
One VOL limo Paper Covers 30 cents Cloth 10 cent?
The LoI don journals all with one accord mite ~ giving
praise displayed by Julia kayanagh in tins new
Tale Athensnm Of the most astldious OF cnhcs
We heartily recommend the story and snail eoee
when Miss Ksvanash will give rs another equally good
SOME OF THE OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH Pktss'
From The London Observer. -
Miss Kavanssh has surpassed herself in TINS ale we pre-
fer Nathalie and Madeleine clever and attractive
they are"
From The London Post. -
achel Gray is vewren story, full OF NE passion
and Astounding in Interesting adventure"
From The London Sun.
fhe attention is yeted By the manner III wnch the events
desonbed and the sympathy awakened BY the genuine
characters brought forw ard"
From The London Athenxum.
Rachel GRAY a charming and touching story wrought
from the simplest Of materials; but the interest
genuine and the story IL narrated with grace AID shi
neither beautiful clever the heroine
There neither love the shadow Of lover In the whole
book-the heroine begins and ends unmared-ye the interest
l. and readers sympathy fails Tbs som
her bcuey details among which Raches life is passed
beautiful and almost sainike, by the gentle, single
minded obedience with which they fulfilled No one can
read the feel good Influence from IT, The char
.cter. vigorously keched and have life like reality The
the unforuu adesmanhis hopes and stTugse
and with his love for his peeyish scky
TRAGIC pathOs have seldom eXcelled that
sc daughter too slight sketch admirable We heartily
recommend this story and shall rejoice when Miss kayanash
will give IS another equally good"
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CEMI-W EEKLY LBu E.-
= The following j. the TABLE Of CONTENTS Of THE
snse Copies obtained the counter In the Puees-
,Iop Oaiee This MORNING. Price g centsl
l. .LEADING ARTICLES: The House cOmmit's..i
Mr. Pierees Last Our NsiiSnsi DsisH's'' Ma
II..PoETRY; Aner Midnight.
uI.LETTERs FROM MR.. GREELEY, Republicans
Amen ,aLs; KsDsss-The Presidents Piori,ms-
v..rwo WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
v..OREGoN.
yI..sANDwICH ISLANDS
1.-THE ISTHMUS.
VIII. SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
X..FROM THE FEEJEE ISLANDS: Vengeance on
the saysees, Burning OF Five Towns Treaty
with the Fseee King
XI..HAvANA: Letter from Our Own Correspondents st
Havana.
XII. NICARAGUA.
xrIT..ABOuT THE REFORMED DRUNKARDs OF
OUR TOWN AND kLsEWHERE:
INVITE 0IPsIES AND Gypsy SLAVERY IN THE
DANUBIAN PERSONALITIES.
Xv..THE PERIL OF KANSAS
XvI.CITY ITEMS The Sale Of Pews In DR.: Bellows
Ios %G' bss OF the Of "a: s.
OF 1872; Peter Funk Opera ian, Arrest Of Fasl-
c P. S An Ssd OF s.f %
ofthem Arrested NJ Gottschslt Brutal Infsnt-
terrain Clergyman ia the TOmI. D.i.asns Tss-
Collector; spiritualism.
yyuFROM WASHINGTON: Letter from Our Own
Correspondent at Washington.
XVIII. FROM PENNSYLVANIA. Letter from Corre-
spondent at Harrisburg.
XIX MYSTERIOUS CASE OF ABORTION AND
DEATH; Verdict Of the Coroners Jury.
XX..LATER FROM FLORIDA.
XXI. COMMERCE OF THE CANALS.
XXIf..LIBERIA.
XIII. THE CINCINNATI SLAVE CASE.
XIV. THE LATEST NEWS BYTELEGRAPHi Organ
ned at Last The Kansas Message intel States
sD s S My: S GsSss kT
New,Jersey LesIsatnrei From the Plains Acci-
.ion of Locomotive and Loss Of Life, Death Of
EIhsyor sesyerJ Death Of Citizen Of ytiess
Sentence Of Robbers; Dest.acien Of Cotton
Mill Fire at Milwaukee Railroad Depot Burned
XIV. PROCEEDINGS OF THE xxxIvrm CON-
XVI. GREAT LAND FRAUDS IN MISSOURI; Let
ter from . Correspondent az 81 Leuia
XVII. STATE AGRICULTURAL sOCiETY's ANNU-
AL MEETING: Letter nom Correspondent At
Albany.
rERRIBLE RAILROAD CALAMITY Three
THE CASE A MYSTERIOUS ONE.
XXX. .HAYTI.
xxxJ THE PROSPECT or PEACE IN ENGLAND:
Letter from AL Occasional Correspondent % Lon
XXI. DECAY AND GROWTH OF EUROPEAN So
GETTY; Letter tom Our Special Correspondent
at London.
XxxlIl THE RoTBsCHILDS AND THEIR WEALTH.
XXxIv. "A LADY on Boards.
Xxxv. RECENT DEATHS.
xxXyI. NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
xxxvI. THE soRDER-RgFrIAs rsocL I.s ws:
rs.s ss ss.Ip %E SS ss Kansas '''''n''
XXXYUI. MISCELLANEOUS. Arrest Of Nr. Rast for 10
Assault upon Horace Greeieyi The Annual AasAyy
Funeral Of q Soldier Of 1872; Appointments By The
Governor; Feat Of az Elephants a Melancholy
Cos. Of Poisoung The Know Nothing OrssaizA-
don In Ohio being Absndonedj A Cell for Aid,
Illness Of the Hon \. A Douglas.
xxxIx MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS
xL..WHALkR5.
XII COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Far Reports Of he
Stock, Money, Cotton, Grain. Catfle, and other
Markets, specially reported for The Tribune.
THE sENI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE is farnished ssbsenb-
hese rates. One copy Cor One Year, ssi Two soyss.
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N REMOVED their stock Of BOOKS and STATIONERY
10 Nos lD and 10 Wnisnast between John aud Fshos.
tsds. ...r LII.
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RIder Hitch Of Phsdephis will EIss'h in the Advent
Mission Cburh, No 50 fotsyisst @ @ 800
vorshp free collection wh De ta al the
sIc.e Of each The public are invited TO attend
Lectures on the Doctrines Of the New Jerusn-
lem Csarch Rxp0uaded by swedenborg.oI
WIcK on SUNDAY EVENING Feb H. at I. o'clock, in the
Chapel Ilih between ID and 4thsys Subject The Gre
son tLd Fall Of our Race"
Market street Churchill second Of the series Of DIS
kfelgill be delivered TOMORROW EVENING by the rae
Tor rev. THO L. CUYLER. Services at u O'Clock.
Esev DIR. Betbune preach in the Reformed P5otes
,.nt dutch Chsre corner Summit and Hickssts South
Brokyn. On SABBATH EVENING, at y O'clock The pas
tor Rev. D. NJ L. QUACKENBUSH, Will preach IN the morn
nF at loi O'clock
The Rev. John Quincy Adams, PASTOR of the North
on LORDS DAY Eth inst al Oi NJ and the Rev
Mr. DODGE o'clock m when collection will be taken
aid the American Baptist Missionary Union.
The Rev. DIR. DewIne of Phlsde phi& who has been
this city, may be expected TO preach next SuNDAL
MORNING aud EVENING at their Meeting house. corner OF
Bedford and DOwningsts Services at O3 M and p M
P,esbyteTsn Church corner of Houston aud Thompsonss
viii preach TO MORROW, Feb IT, Service to commence at
IeI g. m 8 p. m, and at 7 in the evening.
The Rev. DIR. Durbin will preach in the 9tbst. NJ +.
Church TOMORROW MORNING at lO4 o'clock, and the
Rev DIR. MAGEE at o'clock Service in the EVENING at
7ocoek
Unitarian Society. WiIIiamsburgh.--The Rev
JAMES RICHARDSON Preacher TO the Congregation OF
Eghthst Wilamsbnrgh, will deliver discourse TOMOh-
ROW Sunday EVENING, at n O'clock, on NORTHERN
EMIGRATION AND KANSAS. The public are invited to
attend.
The Rev +. s SAWYER, d. D., Pastor will deliver Dis
course TO MORROW MORNING, on " ENOCH, THE MAN
or Go and n t hysS fs' FO e1ee. fe e no and
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Now Resdy
New Editions Of following Works by the Author:
GRACE LEE. vol, limo, cloth, 81 paper covers 10 eta
NATHALIE: 4 TALE. | vol, limo, cloth, Sl
DAISY BURNS: A TALE. Price 81.
MADELEINE. ] volume, l2Ino., rs cents
WOMEN OF CHRISTIANITY limo, IS cents
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Grsce Greenwood yell known of the most inter
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'neliaious Notices.

xu1 s;,cb Of Philadelphia will prea.h in the Advent
N,sao1 CbErth b. No 80 Forsyhst, TOMORROW lsabbehl
MORNING and AFTERNOON, az the usual hous lor puo
orshn the free collection will be taken at the
80 Of each service. The pubkc invited 10 attend
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-04

- The fast Southerner is the packet for
st. Louis tomorrow morning. She is a good
boat, and popular.
- The Julia Dean struck a rock below
Croton, in the Desnoines River, few days
since and sunk, but was raised again.
- The Northerner was here yesterday
morning from Louisville, with fair trip for
St. Louis. We thank her clerk for favors.
- A number of steamers are now laying
up at st. Louis, owing to the scarcity of
freights. Among them are the Monongahela,
Challenge, Altoona and Arctic.
The Highfyer is due this morning
from Louisville for St. Louis She may be
expected not later than 8 o'clock, as she is
prompt.
- The Alvin Adams may be expected
early this morning from St. Louis, and bound
for Louisville. The Fashion will be along, or
ought to be, tomorrow morning for Louis
vile.
- Mr.. Holmes, of the steamer Crescent,
writes to the Cincinnati Commercial that the
tubular boilers Of that steamer work admira-
bly,, and furnish more steam than she can USE
Her boilers are only ten feet long.
- Our old friend, the David White, has
been raised by the Submarine No Z, and TAX
en- to Paducah for repairs. She will be too
late to make up for the past this season, but
we trust her future will be bright and prefta-
BILE.
- The new steamer II. d. Ncwcomb was
to have left Louisville last evening for New
Orleans, and MAY be expected here to-day
She made her last trip up, from New Orleans
to Louisville in five days and twenty hours,
as quick a trip as was ever made by new
steamer, and very rarely beaten by any boats.
Mr.. Landrum will please leave us papers when
his splendid boat is trying to bring late dates.
- The Cincinnati Commercial quotes
freight rates to the Wabash with persever-
ance worthy of better cause. No boat can
crawl up that stream now many miles 1t
gives in its issue of Monday the following
freight rates:
New Orleans--Flour co; Whisky 81; Oil
81; Pound Freight 35@5Oc u cwt. Bacon
Soc q 100.
Nashville-Whisky and Oil 75c n Dbl Ale
Coo; Pound Freight 30@40; u cwt. Cabin
Passengers 80
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HUMAN LIFE SAVED.

DowAGIAG, Mich, March IL. 1856.
A. RHODES. Esq: Dear Sir:-As took your medicine
80 sell consignment mo cure no pay take pleas
reported to by three brothers
whe live in this place. and fair Specimen
fall hav"r ceived.
s. CoxKIIN told taken nine bottles of Chris
Basam and continually down while using it
until and liver Congested to that degree that
discharged from mouth and bowels so that all
thought impossible for to live through another chill
The doctors they could but thought must
die Nothing any until got Rhodes Fever and
in head aud bowels, and produced
permanent cure in a sb~rt time
oad m doCtoT county an any Saan-
quinine and -lthOut any good result from Zotn
August nth Dcce But seeing how nicely II operated
BROTHER ottle of Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure
which permanent by using twotnirds OF
bottle
s. NJ. OF here. but both the other brothers
be- the peedy from the same
small quantity, and might so specify ~,cuo~,
Yours with respect, A. HUNflNGTON.
speaks for itself Good proof as tits of no bet
number of like certificates nave al
ready published and the still greater amount that is conun
One more Last year occasion to Caution the
Public in these Words
Il notice one firm of general circu-
impudenee send their pamphlet with
| say much if he dares - &c.
pleasure in saying that the Caution referred to
the Chrise's Ague BalSam that is mentioned IN
There are several other who apply
to their publish about Fever
ana Ague Cure Malaria except the Cirtih-
Gates and the Certificate of the celebrated
HAnMLEss CHARACTER which ttaehed to every bottle
These always distinguish my medicine from
! imitation. JAS. A. hhoD6 20, I loPIleISoH
For sale in Evansville by HALLoCK & sTODARD.
" ~ " WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
| KELLER. FERNSLEY CO..
nru1 ito Cans
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

PITTsBURa, June 3.
Four feet water In channel. Weather clear and
warm.
CINCINNATI, June 3.
The river has fallen inches. Weather cloudy.
Flour So 25D5 40, for Superfnei choice SIS 5OD5 IS.
Provisions very firm. Bacon sides held at &c; bulk
sides s2lc. Whisky firm at e14@eI1c. Sugar very
firm and higher. Molasscs firm at 4sc.
New ORLEANS, June ..
Sugar &c. Moasses 441ze. Flour st %. Western
white corn 5eHc Mess pork s17 5o@Is.
NEW ORLEANS, May 81, P NJ.
Cotton sales to-day Of 1000 bales and prices
unchanged. Mess Polk sis. Sugar, SC. other ar
tcleS unchanged.