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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28

TENHE SiLESIAN POLISH-Is an article that | challenges equal. All the essential proper ties of q rapid and beautiful polish for Silver, Brass Brttania, Ware and Fine Steel Cutlery.
 ALSO-A polish for Cabuet Furniture superior to anything in A single trial is only necessary E.r the satisfaction of any person. For sale whole Sale or retail by RICHARD NORTH,
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PATIENT MEnICinEN.

lsi. l aIu regaaih etue,ed to ttc p9lrtice'oi iae- dicine, aud afluitied Iicentiate of tto .Medieal Board of the Stte oi lousiana, which can be ascer- taiaed on enquity in Orleans. .a4
 2nd. My medicine Is puieIy vegetable, aud IS com- posed of Sasalnrda. biverworlb, Peu,isy Root and Lignun Vita, ;,nd atha. articles.
 3rd. I honestly confess what my medicine Is, and do not attempt lecel aon by keeidng is name st. cret.
 5h. I have been ls years practitioner of moai- cines, and during that ong period of time made eN- tensiyc use of this medicine, and found in every in- stance that II removed Hll obsuuctons ,y ,he nasty action upon tic Lira, Ntamaeh, Bolees, Slia, hioys and Lunes. ]" s8 .5
 For sale, Whocsal5 and retail, ut go s. Frapcs Street, Mobile, and at my office Duane St. New York. Price per bottle, one quart. , Nob1e. Iuly 6 is4O. t..l 4 S9Ky ..
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DNTENT HERMAN FILTER INKsTAND.

b.A iI.A Li'i'i fA4f li4i i-ih i-NiNe AN b \ This novel and useful Invention insures in- santnneous supply of Clear Filtered Ink in the cup O. the Filter which can be returned int0 the lnkstmd at aIy moment where it Is secured from injury, and not aicctcd by the atmosphere. The ink thus protected, never tIickens or moulds, and remains good for any length ei time m any climate The process of the i- trann causes the coufng matter tp be held in sls- pension; hence the freubie and inconvenience occa- sioac, by unsuitable Ink, generally found in ordinary inbslans, alo completely obyiatedby the use ol the FILTER INKsfAND. One ofmodefatc sizeT Till con tain sufficient ur six or twelve months writing. For sale hy DOUBLEDAY X SEAkS,
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2 f.i- DELIEFUEs N. T.
 February, l9th, lS37 { a This is 10 certify, that Dr. J.B. Nj 'Munn's ELIXIR OF OPIUM has beelused- in several cases, ut the Bellevue Hospital, with the most satisfactory elfacts when tho usual preparations of Opium would have proved injurious. The undersigned arc fully con vnced tlh possesbes the seaii,e properties of the latter, without producing constipation of the bowels or any unpleasant symptoms. '1 i4a.rf} HENRY VAN HOEVENBERGH, ,If a4ll .1n, i.G. .-f 's'li''t' .- Resident Physician. i.aeoi iiii lA t'i ieGEORGE F. ALLEN, .i.1 "A 'lf.id Assistant rhysician Bellevue Hospital.
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IIVIE F0dl 10 taCH pau IIII, IIIli sOIt WaItT,
 By following the above !nstructions, persons using this soap will find that does nure the clShes the hands-that it saves one half the labor in wash ing, that it improves the eoors of Cacoes and the texture of Flaunels and that white clothes will re- qure be bleaehed but seldom. It also obviates the necessity of using the Wash Board, by which clothes more injured than by ordinary wear.
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The public will remember tnd this is simply an external application, and free from minerals,
 Dr. NJ. B. COHEN'S principal office, No. PIP 1-2, Hudson street, New York.
 Each bottle of the Embrocation is accompanied with printed directions for use, and is genuine unless bearing the signature of NJ. B. COHEN. Certificates can be seen in pamphlets from the agent, to the efficacy of the Liniment from the most eminent phy scians in New York. For sale ny
 J. c. DUBOSE & co. Chemist x Drugt. mar 5-200Mmo 39, Water st.
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Wet the white clothes in clean cold water, wiring them out, put them into the boiler, according to their coalition; then take them out into basket to drain, anl wash themonec in warm water, they will then be ready for rnsing-eqthes that are very dry should be put 10 soak in cold water night and will re !
New-York tribune., 1841-11-18
Re-Open ngof
GOSLING'S ERkNCH nnd AMERICAN EATING

HOUSE, No. $50 Fultos ST. Ny.
consequence Of misfortune by fire this Establishment
4 has bean closed weeks, bur Ie-opened in
sperdI sly ie than befDre. The great number Of
persons have for years been IN the habit If taking
NJ ais at the neighb ring Eating Houses. and no Tor
trial have called here have only continued their pa
trozage. but also induced many others TO do the
N consequence OF the great difference Stag bitwern
.s llace and who have been longer engaged In the
,us ne = and who by remssnes and inattenon havc be-
come careless their customers.
Tns subscriber deter -ilned give satisfaction the
public, not only in the cleanliness ard briancv of The
Saloon tie potencss and Of the Writers bot
particularly for the exce-nt maRBcr in which thing
cooked the astonishing low rates al which every
tniHg afforded.
SATISFIED that ha place shall always coniaue aow
s. one Of the best Eating II in New York, with
ard to others chages he hopes bis friends and former
customers and the public in general will continue
hin kls uncsasing efforts TO msrit Their favor
plsI ~. GOSLING
New-York tribune., 1841-11-18
IA drrtfO

In this city, Nov. A. by R-y Dr.. Skinner, Dasie L.
Trunbul, Of Norwich. onn., AlexannrIne Navarro
daughter of the lac William Wilson Q. ihis city
In city Nov 6. by Rev. DR.. Becsien IA. r. Buck
TO Miss Ara5ea F. Withum. all of this city.
IL this city Hsv. &C. by Rev. Dr. " auwrght, George
Ahlers Of Hanover, S.Xony Miss Zoe Pe..ne eldest
daughter Of Jobs Ch-rruaud of this cisy
Ia this city. nov. lG, by Rev f. w. Andrews james
Cruikhsuk Miss Mary Ann, daughter OF Dr. Wueeier
ali Of city
In this city Nov. 10, oy Rev DR.. skinner, William B.
Kinney, OF Ne ozark Z. Ciemcnnc SieImAn daughter
of David l.. Dodge. E.q. Of Ceosr Brook, y. j.
|. Farmirrtoa, Conn. Nov 10. b. Rev. DR.. Porter
Chas rhcmp,oa Esq OF New York, Harriet, daughter
OF the late Elijah Co les Of Farmif gton
In Haiou ELL Me-. Nov. H. by Rev Eli TIurston John
Nortor Jr. Of this city, Hannah NJ. daughter of Bar
,holomew Mason, Esq. of he former place.
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Lieo,

In tbs city Nov Il, William Allison, in tn, 56th year
OF has sre.
His relatives and friends invited to attend HI, flne
raj without farther invitation ffom hs late residence *
DeIaucy-.t. on Friday afternoon a. o'clock
In this city 1G, James kearney aged - years and
mosths
TIE ffi,rds ard ac9uan,ances OF the family and the
memb RS Of the Metrop Titan Lodge No 30 |. o. of o F
and the order generally invited attend his funeral
this at crnoon II 3 o'clock firm No Is E!drldge ST.
In this city Nov 6 IN the 45ih year Of his age James
Johnson.
In I'M city Nov l., in the 18th year of heT age, Juliet
Youngest '4ugh:sr OF WIN. aud sally Emeiins Lawrence
Ia this city, Nov - Arnold c. Higeias, aged - years
In tlis city Nov. &C. George 1cR o!ey ace 40 years
AT Fort Crtwlorl, P,a.rie du Chen, w. r Mrs Jane
Le.ilia GARDENER, Of Capt J. R. B. GARDENER Of
the my.
In Yves, Siockbridse, Mass Nov 10, Robin Kellogg,
Esq Postmaster at that place.
At ST, Augusn, Oct 20. Or. Richard Woichtman. OF
the L. s Amy Of Fairfax County, Va, but for
more ihsn 20 wears pas a resident OF Florida
New-York tribune., 1841-11-18

T Repetition of DIR. spark.'. Lectures
In consequence Of the difficulty of accommodating at the
Chapel of the University all who DESTROYS of hearing
the admirable Lectures Of Dr. JARED SPARKS on the His
Tory OF the American Revolution and in compliance with
namerous and urgent solicitations from quarters
the Lecture Committee of the Ncw.York Historical So
ciey have made arrangements or concurrent repetition
Of them at the Tabernacle in Broadway.
The Course will be comprised in Eight Lectures,
commencing at the Tabernacle on Thursday evening Of
the present week November 5h half past seven o.
clock, asd 10 be continued on Saturday and Thursday
evenings, until concluded The Course the Unversiiy
will be continued present Monday and Friday
evenings.
Tickets Of admission the Tabernacle Course are
placed at low price in order enable all who dis
posed TO hear distinguished Lecturer on subjects of
surprising interest 10 every American citizen.
To tAe whsle Course, 81 single Lecture, - cts.
Tickets may be obtained a, the Bookstores of Carv &
Co. Io3 Broadwu corner of Pine T. j. Grower, 63
Broadway. near Bleecker st. II. Greene 81 Broadway
Bartlett g. Wexford, Broadway, under American Hotel
c. S Francis 252 Broadway, and Israel Post, Bowery
and at The door on the evenings of the Lectures
FREDERIC DE PEYSTER,l
GEORGE FOLSOM, c.
CYRUS MASON. N'i'H''ee'
nl6 Sits GEORGE GIBBS,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-18

y Roat Fnir.-Au exhibition of splendid Soat-
will CONNIE tuesday the 18th ss'. the boat build
log establishment Of c. l. tNGERSOLL. No 800 Water
street and coutinue open during the week. merehants
Captains md Of vessels and all who feel ints
rest IN the improvement of the together Nth the pub
lie generally. respectfully invited attend In atd
recent Far OF the American Institute aud fr which Nh
lngersoll received the premium medal. N re will b.
number Of ylrou ~hich FOR comb nation of!igh
res and tFe1e h. Tor the exquisite beauty aHd excel
lence Of their mcs-s will challenge comparison ni,h
boats iaat haze been manufactured par,
of the world. A u.!,. OIL free nl6 ST.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-18
CLEARED YESTERDAY:

Sh; Ch.i.tov,l Colon Smith, Spotiord TIeiton : Co
os5,sgo Wood New orle.r. J. Macy y Son.
Bark Mason Barney, Scott Mon,eyiaeo and Buenos
Ayres. Geo. D. Bldvin .,.oa.
He G,I,narrick Natasz1s Badger Peck; john II.
S,s,hrrs ua,ch wilmington. N. C.. J. Peters s. Coz
NsrgsretAnn. Dudley B,rbice, W. w. De Forrest y Co.
Schooner Cambridge, Hal, Boston
New-York tribune., 1841-11-18
CpE.ENDrD nAnEs ChOAKs.-G

SPLENDID PARIS Cs.OAES.-oi. w
- MUIR & co. 3+5 Roadway Oh house below Leon
ard 81 respectfully the arrival of large srpply
of Ladies Coah comprising all tIe ne"es. designs which
have hsen received for the fashions o. Isi IN" maet
al. and workmanship Of :hc f descriptions aud he
prices much below what the article can b. made
Tor here by lad buying the materials.
SuseIfae Tibet Nerno Nantes. in Ell shades.
Elegant silk and Satin Cloa.s in great variety, lined
through with Silk aud trimmed With the richest
Velvet, &c
few Carrisge C'o'ks. Of an entirely rew material'
onbre striped Saxony Coih, to c had only Of q
w ". 4 Co.
Superb Velvet Clocks, of the richest Genoa Velvet I'm
ished in the mos: eey ut manner aud newest mod.
ALSO,
Salcudid Velvet Plum and os.ed ShaA' and Man
tiIlAs
Cheae Silk and Satin Long sbawl. &c. &c.
mis- 2xend =
New-York tribune., 1841-11-18
A FEW IMPORTANT FACTS.
r. w. 81 w. f. GELLEY,
42O G,oy3.Sfrssf

430 GrGnd-Street,
OFFER All extensive assortment of rich Fancy, Staple
and Domestic DRY GOODS, at lower prices by At lcas,
20 per c. nt nau the same article be Obtained al any
other store in this country Hereis specimen OF prices
snAWI.S.
Rich ga Damask Silk Sbavs, IS 80.
Rich 10 Satin &" 90.
Splendid Wool Cashmere - &C.
Rich French Brochc " w.
New style French De LANES Is ID. ryard
Splendid orientalncs patterns, o. TO 81 per yard
great variety of Linens Table Covers and Sheengs
White x ed aud Yellow FlaaHes, hch VIC warrant to
lie imported, and will not shrsk in washing
BROAD CLOTHS, BEAVERS, &c.
300 pieces comprising all kinds, styles and coers
Good Dark Cloth, at ST - and 81 co.
Fine do suitable for cloaks and coats from s. 50
toS5.
100 pieces Cassi re-es, soKe 80 low as IS cents.
sATgNETS-sA
In this article defy the world We can SELL AID do
SELL cheaper than other merchants buy, what they
will DOME
w, say nothing amiss when We assure tie public that
we cnn afford to sell by the yard piece cheaper than
the who!esss merchants.
N.B-Giey i. the name, 43o is the number. mis- CHS
New-York tribune., 1841-11-18
ARRIVED YESTERDAY;

Bark Anahuac Wilson from Vera Cruz, 18Th oet win
cochinesl, &C. to Hargous { Brothers.
Brig Suu Wellington, days from Pictou' win coai %
sehr Bslumore, wayand Petersburg, with cotton &C.
s.hr Benz amin Harrison Newbern n C. with corn to
D. Sch Ja. Smith, Morris, Chiacosague, with corn to :
r. etr Mcrch.n, Baker Maryland with corn to s K
Se ar' Levau ank, Hoard, Baltimore
BELOW Ship and Briggs
New-York tribune., 1841-11-18
p s4amiIien Literary Association Lee

" Hamilton Literary AssOciation Lee
turcs, BRUOKLiN.-The Lecture Committee of the
Hamilton Literary Association have the pleasure Of an
nouncng the following Course of Lectures, be deliver
ed before the Brooklyn pnblc during the ensuing
ter
1911, Nov. 18th. DAVID PAUL BROWN, Esq Of Phi
adelphia. introductory.
Nov 25. Rev. Wa D. sPRAGUE, b. D.. of Albany.
One LccareOn the connection Of success with pcrseyer
ing effort.
Dec2 RICHARD H. DANA, of Boston. One Lee
ture-On tue importance OF 4 riga life appreciation
OF Ii eralure snd the Influence Literature on life.
Dec 8. CHARLES EAMES, Esq of New York
One Lecture-On he romance of the ,Ime
Dec. &c. s. g. GOODRICH, Esq Of Boston onc Lee
ture-On the power responsibility OF tue Press.
Dec. 3d. Rev. GEORGE h. CHEEvER, Of New
York. Onc Lecture-On the Au qaities OF English Lit
Dec 80 OLIVER w. HOLMES, NJ. D., of BOSTON,
One Lecture English ver,idcatios
lo42 Jan 6. Prof THtO. D. WOOLSEi, of Yale Col
lcge One Lecture the characteristic Of PiatOs pill
losophy.
Jan. 20. Hon. C. c. CAMBRELENG, of New York
One Lecture--On Russia.
Jan. 81. JOS. x. CHANDLER, Esq. of Philadelphia.
One Lecture on Paternzl Duties.
Fat. ]. tiov. GEO. POINDkNTER, Of Mlsssslpp.-
One Lectureon the structure Of our Government It's
Constitution and practical operation
Feb s. Rev HORACE BUSHNELL, Of Hartford -
One LectureOn the distinction between Taste and FASH
Feb. 10. Prof JONATHAN KNIGHT, Nj. D., OF Yale
College. One Leciure-On the apparatus oil motion III
Man.
Feb H. Rev s. II COX, d. d. of Brooklyn. oae
ADMINISTRATION from and commentaries English
Poetry.
The Introductory Lecture will b, delivered in the First
Presbyterian CHURCH, Cranberrysrett Thursday eve
ming, Nov. 18th.
The remaining Lectures will bo delivered in the Lecture
Room Of the lyceum the same evening OF each week
until competed--commencing a. half past O'Clock, pre-
csely.
Tickets for the Course.
for II single Lecture. - cts
Family Tickets, for tho FIRST members 81 EACH and
for every additional member, Sl-to be had at Wilder,
Culverwols, and Macks Fulton -strcet, and at Wild
er's aud Blagroyes Atlantic street, South Brooklyn.
EDMUND TERRI,
J. l. CAMPBELL. Lecture
I'M vANN COLT, Committee
pl6 If A. A. SMITH
New-York tribune., 1841-11-18
Second Board.
Commercial and Money Matters.

WedHtsddgi II. w.
sfhsre large of stocks sold to-day Al Tue
nd prices generally declined aad IN some Instances
.rially or U. s. Bank, 100 shares were sold al l. al
!. close only 81 was offered. Delaware and Had
declined l. Mohawk Il, Paterson !, Stonington :. L.
nd Canton Co. u. The transactions IL Harlem con
~. TO be lsrge to day abont 1880 shares were sold,
iug at II! at the Second Board decline of Il per
E., on Yesterdays sales aud 81 the price of Wednes
by.
There appears to be quite panic in the fancy State
,ts Indiana Bonds down to SO and lllinois Six
10 49, The last sale Of Skies for cash was 43. The
.s Of the decline in those stocks and also in other
ork. r owing 10 certain extent to the structure
t in Wall street. The drain Of specie which continues
nd the approach of the for making the Bank
rp, have caused some scarcity of money Wallsreet,
cb will disappear with the causes which originated il,
RI, the Increasing doubt eIt by capitalists the pre-
rrsbly of The Western States to meet the January
ster,s also for this decline in State Stocks
b. success of the anti Bond party in the recent Msss
p election 10 another for the Increased dscredt
i.h day throws upon State Stocks. The sales were
New-York tribune., 1841-11-18

tsV'V
For the Federal per cent loan 100 was offered For
a6i per cent e9i was asked. Kentucky Skies 7ss of
red, 80. asked Arkansas Bond. 60 asked. Delaware
lad Huoson Bonds los offered lU63 asked.
Some of the Banks calling in their loans hypoth
cation Of Southern funds which has let loose large
of Mobile and New Orleans, and consequently
he rate is to-day. Philadelphia and Baltimore arc
New-York tribune., 1841-11-18

In consequence Of the ghness in tho money market
Treasury Notes lower. per cents arc discount
s9,5, and ? per cents ! dis.
The Philadephia North American that The Pha
alpha Banks did refuse take each others notes on
Saturday, ~ it had stated. The caused by some
Few arrangements in rolstion to the daily exchanges.
The AralInac from Vera Cruz To-Day, brought about
Oe9 in specie The Cutharnc, hourly expected from
Charleston has nearly $4,000 10 specie.
The INJUNCTION on the Commercial Bank of Buffalo was
temporary one with an order show the first
Tuesday of DCcomber why receiver should not be np-
pointed and the Injunction be made perpanont
The rates of discount on the broken Banks are very
much unsettled. Brokers buy the Commercial notes oil
Buffalo 30 down 10 per cent discount, and we have
.,us OF sales at per cent discount Baak OF Buffalo
about the same Olean and Bennington 80 TO SO per cent
discount
The resumption question is coming TO Crisis IN New
Jersey. The Legislature have taken the matter IN hand
and act will probably be passed compelling rcsump
iou of the suspended banks within certain period.
The Baltimore American of Tuesday, says
The lew arrangement under which the FranRhp Bank
Is 10 receive pose the Railroad Orders, commenced
yesterday large number of accounts were opened uur
Ing the day. and The officers CT the Bank were Dcessant
y emerged from nine NJ. until three + NJ III receiVins
depostos. Tic arrangement one which has the warm
support of the citizens generally sud resolutions sPec'a
y p'edgnG that support passed III every ~aro OF
the city, at tho meetings held Friday night Inc mea
sure OF allowing five per interest on aeposl'es re-
naming IN bank month will Doubtless nave Tue
effect OF materially reducing the amount OF orders IN CIR
euaion ard causing an Of the value of those
Viii are shost
The rate of discount ranged yesterday frem s. to g.
per cent
Mississippi paper that the Union Bank of MIS-
app has made an assignment OF its assets three Com
uscners who are 10 have $4,000 per salary each
for winding up it, affairs The repudiated bonds OF Gov
ReNu't formed the capital of this Bank.
Ahopefu batch of fnanciers have established then'
Ve Pers, Illinois ard issued notes as the "liiino's
,ad Rock River Railroad Co" They have acsarter rom
the Slste to build rsroad from Peru TO Dixon on Rock
River but have branched into banking As more pro-
Stable busisess We have learned that they redeem
A.; notes over their counter at half per cent dis
but no doubt they vii! not be backward i'll ioow
sg Casters fashions in this respect
New-York tribune., 1841-11-18

CLIMAX EACBNG HOUSE, No. l49 Full
- ton aud u Ana street. extending throsgh from
streetTh fvari:e resort, so Daruiy patroui ed by
who study mlort well as ecoroRy is now in
uccessrui operuti0u. Beef Steaks, Mu aud Pork
chops VcaI Cuits &c. II cents, cooked expressly
Ill hours from - % Mt when din
cr served up consisting of every variety OF The beet
market ar ads, most reasvu bic prizes. Tea
nd Coifso always ready, cents cup. Porter House
caks with trimmings. % ce-ts. Oysters stcwed or
fried, nh trimmings pc half dozen p nl- tina