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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-23

~ GEO. B. KELLOGG, Esq, (Whig)
who was nominated by the Democrats ="
OF Whitman County for States Attorney,
has declined being their candidate. The
Eagle says:
We understand that the County Com.
mitee OF the Old Liners met at Fayette-
vile last Friday, and decided not to supply
the vacancy in their ticket occasioued by
Mr. kellogg's declining. This leaves MIR.
Clark alone in the field for the States At
lorneyship, unless the Accommodation
Democrats can persuade some self-sacrific.
ing individual 10 accepla nomination from
them.
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nlarrie0,

A. Pennington Fails, Me, on the 9Th inst,
by Thomas Chase, Esq, MARSHALL S. NJ.
TAYLOR, Esq, to Miss LIZZIE A. CHASE, all
of Pennington.
In Rochester, N. Y, on the 18th inst, BY the
Rev Geo. w. Montgomery, w. WALLACE
SHAW 10 ELEcTA L. HOLMES, daughter of
Alderm an WIN, =. Holmes.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be 1t remember
District OF New Haven, SIS. ed that al Pro
bate Court, held al Bristol, within and 70 (
said district, on me TIN day Of July. 1851,
an instrument, purporlihg to be tho last
will and testament Of
MOSES COVE,
late Of Lincolr. in said district, DISCUSSED,
being presented 10 the Court here by tho
executor therein named, for probate it is
ordered by said Cosrt, that oil persons
concerned therein be notified to arpoar al
a session OF said Court TO be held a, the OF.
flee Of the Judge Of said Court in BRISTOL
Aforesaid, on the first Monday OF Augus.,
1851, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, and show cause.
il any they may have, against the probate
of said will for which purpose il ia irr.,
lher ordered, ,liat copy Of the Record u
this order be published three weeks SUD
cessisely In the Middlebury Register,
newspaper printed at Middlebury in This
Stale, all which publications shall be pre-
vious to the said time appointed for said
hearing,
HARVEY MUssILL, Jadga
A truc copy Of record.
ll;sw II. MyNsrLL, Ji~'ge
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Is Charles Allen, in his speech al the
Free Soil celebration AT Worcester. q re-
iierated ia the most emphatic and unmis
taxable language, This Washingloncharses
OF corruption and bribery against Daniel
Webster, and renewed HE cha lienge to in
quiry. Mr.. Allen has been pronounced a
libeler and falsifier over and over again,
for what he las charged 10 this matter
and now, i he has got any proof 10 sustain
himself, why does he not bring ii QUIZ
Nei1 Hapen Palladium.
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STATION HOUSE, AT MoNrPELIgR.-We
InueIssahu mat Committee of the Board OF
pointed to determine the size and nlan Of n s,a.
tionhouse at Montpelier, have accented the
plans aud proposals of Mr.. Walker, and that a
two story brick building one hundred feet in
length aud fifty in width, is 10 be erected forth.
with, and to be completed by the first day of
January next. This building is to have con.
yeniences for large Post Office and Express
Office, with eommodious hall over the main
part, and is 10 be finished in style which will
be an ornament 10 the Capital Of the State
and crdit to the Railroad Company:
Messenger.
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IMPORTANT TO lNVALIDS

'NllE Responding invalids and all those who
have been disappointed by the rash and
Inexperienced eNpermentaliSts arc Hppri>ed
that the treatment pursued by DIR ANDRUS,
TO effect tire recovery ofinvalds,is different from
that OF any other practitioner in The Union, and
has been prescribed for upwards Of forty years
in the Royal Lock Hospital, London. with in.
variable success, in every variety Of disease, be-
ing luxury for ALL 1.-THE sick or thewell) and
possessing the most miraculous curative powers
ever introduced in any age or nation. Mineral.
caustic and Irritating medicines are so long in
furious that the delicate and sensitive suffer
more from the apparent remedy than from the
disease itself while vegetable medicine could
not equalize and promote the necessary circu-
lmion-only burden the system. What is re
qnired are remedies more harmless, active, and
nvigoraiing. This long looked-ior desideratum
in medical science has been attained and sails
hctorily evidenced. ..
DIR. ANDRUS may he consulted at the
VERMONT HOTEL, in Middlebury, on the
roth and llh OF every month, in all eases of
Consumption and Nervous Debility Fits, Hip
and Spinal diseases, Scrolula ann all affections
of The urinary organs, Gravel Piles, Female
Weakness, and all rheumatic, paralyiic and
mercurial affections and all lameness in general,
affections of the Lungs, Cough, Asthma, Dys-
pepsia, &c. &C. DIR. AS personal and profess
sional experience enables linn 10 offer in all ca
ses, aud from whatever cause the powers Of the
constitution may have become enfeebled, a safe,
permanent and speedy restoration to perfect
health. Medicine furnished in all cases TO last
the patient one month, at So Tnd ia no case
would it cost over IS 10 effect a cure Long
standing cases can make a trial free Of charge
the first month, and are requested to cal
Jnue "a. 4Gw9
- ~ = - - - - ~~>~- ~~~~~~~
SUGARS--Crushed. Ground and Powdered,
~ also Coffee Crushed and Brown, at low
prices, ior sale by W. r Russell.
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CALIFoRNIA,-Among the resolutions
passed by The Wing State Convention OF
California, recently held at San Francisco,
is the following,
Resoiced, That the recent compromise
measure adopted by congress receive our
cordial appreciation, and in defence Of the
Constitution and the Union we will ever be
found faithful and true.
m "A correspondent ofthe Traveller says
Inc State is thoroughly and entirely Wing,
VIII wmeh prediction the election in September
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STATE OF VERMONT. Belt remember.
District OF New Haven-ss. I ed that at a Pro-
bate Court held al Bristol, with aud for
the district of New Haven, on the 18Th day
of July, A. d., 1851.
The Administrator of the Estate of
PATRICK HINES,
late OF Bristol, in said district deceased,
made application TO said Court to examine
and allow his account as Administrator, as
aforesaid, with said Estate.
Whereupon said Court ordered said Al.
minisiralorio notify all persons concerned,
to appear a, q Probate Court to he holden
al Bristol, in said district, on the first Mon>
day of September next, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, at Tho office OF the Judge of said Couri;
then and there 10 object 10 the allowance
Of said account if they see cause, by puh>
fishing certified copy of this order, in The
Middlebury Register, a newspaper printed
at Middlebury, in this State, three weeks
successfully, previous 10 the lime of said
Court.
n Harvey MunsiH, Judge.
Il A true copy Of Record; 1880
H. MansiH, Judge.
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Liners Licing Age, No. 375, is on our "a.
bic. The following are The contents: L..
Hartley Coerilac as Man, Poet. Essays,
, Episodes of Insect Life; 3. Recollec-
lions of Neandcr; 5. Emoluments of the
Bar and Judicial Salaries Diplomatic and
Consular Expenditure; 8. Maurice Ternay,
chap. XXXV.-NXXVII; 6. Are the
English a Musical People ?? Z, The Mys.
terry of Louis Phiippe's Birth. POETRY :
Two Sonnets; Lines composed in Concert
Room. SnoRT ARTICLES: Wyld's Model
of the Earth; Lord Erskne's Love for Ans
imals Asparagus; &c, &c.
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ARREST OF ONE OF THE RoBBFRs OF
THE DORCHESTER AND MILTON BANK. -
A correspondent OF the Boston Times gives
an account OF the arrest at Woodstock,
w., of man charged with being concerns
ed in the robbery Of The Dorchester and
Milton Bank. He snapped pistol at the
sheriff, Mr.. Whitney, who Game 10 arrest
him. He was bound aud put INTO a wagon.
aud came near making his escape while
on his way 10 the jail, where he was safely
lodged.
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$50 Reward I!

TAKEN from the enclosure of the subscri
L her, on the night of the l7th inst, one
EVE SHEEP, lately imported by William r.
Sanford, Esq, Of Orwell. Whoever will return
said Sheep shall receive Ten Dollars of the
above reward, and on the conviction of the
thief, the other Twenty Dollars will he paid.
Description: The said sheep is supposed to be
two years old-has figure No. on the right
hip redded on the the top of the hips little !:
skin lies In large folds around the neck sta. ds
a little the highest on the hind legs.
EDWIN HAMMOND.
Middlebury, July %, 1851. i3-3
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-23

The Locofoco Legislature Of Michigan
have gerry wandered that State for Members
of Congress. after the most approved FASH
ioh.-Hdd'ebury Register.
After the New York fashion ?-liontpe-
her Patriot.
Yes, after the New York fashion
of 1912, which tie Wings have just put an
end to.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-23

~ The oldest man returned 10 The
census of Vermont is black man. born in
Marliuico, and now residing in Pomlrel,
aud returned by Mr.. Peak, the Assistant
Marshal, is Of age the OF one hundred aud
twenty years in 1850. We saw This ven>
cradle specimen OF antiquity in our streets
last week. His name is Peter Nassau
Hercuru
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~ 1t is our painful duty 10 announce
that the resolutions oil The Wing Stale
Convention are not satisfactory TO Ned
Barber There is some consolation 10 the
reflection, however, that Ned is not much
in the habit of liking Wing resolutions
Monipeiie, IVatchman.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-23

CT The Steamship Pacific arrived at
New York on Monday, The Cotton
market continues very dull No gener-
al news of importance.
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Dieo,

In Derby, May 2ad, Mr.. DANIEL KELSEY
. years of age.
2 In New Haven, on the 18th inst, Mis-. SA.
RAN MILLS, wife OF Allen Mills, aged 27 years
Papers IN St. Lawrence Co., N. Y, sanga
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Strayed or stolen from the subscriber, in this
village about The last of June last, a small
Black French Horse, white spot in the forehead,
also some white on the back caused by the sad
die. Has two small bone spavins. Whocver
will give information where said horse may lie
found, by mail Or otherwise. will be rewarded
JOHN UBEAR.
Middlebury, July Is, 1851. l2-3
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-23

~ Alexander G.. Bullit has receiv>
ed the nomination for Congress in the
New Orleans District, Louisiana.
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The Worcester Spy saws Mr., Webster is
" soon TO 90 down to H1des, as a used .up
politician, and broken man"
So saws an exchange. This must be
mistake, though. We are sure, from the
course the Spy has taken, for some time
past that its editor does not believe in any
such place MS that referred to.
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I'll kcts.

BRIGuToS, July IL
AT Market 500 Beef Cattle spairs Work
ing Oxen 90 Cows and Calves, 5000 Sheer
aud Lambs, and 220 Swine
PRicEs-Becf Cattle-Extra $3.50; st quail
ity Sc; ID do s. IS Sd do 4 a 4 80,
WORKING OxEN--s75 so a S5-dull.
Cows AND CALVES $40, 2l. 80, IS n IS
SHEEP ANN LAMBs--Sl so, 2 n 9.
SWINE i-1c; retail 6 l-2 : Pc; fat hogs
ar.
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ESTATE OF IRA WENTWORTH.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District Of New Haven,
Commissioners, 10 receive, exapine and ad.
Just all claims and demands Of all persons, a.
ganst the estate Of
IRA WENTWORTH,
late Of Starksboro, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited 10
Offset therefor and six months from the 5ih day
Of June, 1851, being allowed by said Court fdi
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give no
tice thai we will attend to the business Of our
said appointment, at The dwelling hoR.e OF Sn-
brina Wentworth, in Starksboro. on The Isl
Mondays Of August aud November 1851 from
nine O'Clock, A. NJ. until Tour o'clock P. M. on
each OF said days.
VIM WORTH, } CommtS
THERON DOWNEY,
HORACE SALISBURY, sionsrA
Dated al Starksboro, this l2h day Of inns
1851 N-3w.
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ESTATE OF GEORGE CLEVELAND.

ESTATE OF GEORGE CLEVELAND.
We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of Addison,
Commissioners, TO receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate Of GEORGE CLEVELAND, late
of Middiebury, in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and six months from the 18th dav of
July A. d. 1851, being allowed by said Courl
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that We will attend to the business of
our said appointment, al the store OF Jonathan
Hagai, in said Middlebury, on the third Mon.
days of August aud December next, from nins
clock, A. NJ until four o'clock, p NJ, on each
OF said days
JONATHAN HAGAR, | Commits
NAHUM PARKER, sioners.
Dated at Middlebnry, this 22d day of july,
A. ID. 1851. l3-3w
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Bldctwoods Magazine, for July, has been
received from The American publishers, L..
Scott & Co. The contents are:
My Novel or Varieties in English Life
Part ri.
Campaigns of an Austrian Aideide- Camp.
The Peaceful Lieutenant and his friends
Hour III.
What is Mesmerism
Wanderings round the World.
The Lament Of Selm.
Downward Tendencies.
Now is good time 10 subscribe for this
celebrated periodical--a new volume com
mencing with the present lumber. The
terms are SO year. Under 500 miles, the
postage is now only lc cts. quarter, if pre-
paid--a great reduction from former rates,
for which we are in part indebted 10 the ac-
tive cxerlions Of Messrs Scott IL Co.
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WATER CEMENT.
The Subscriber, Agent for the sale of
TORREY'S ADDISON COUNTY
WATER CEMENT,

will, at short notice, I'll orders for The same. to
any extent, This Cement Is acknowledged by
Masons as SUPERIOR in every respect to
the Southern or Western. a supply of fresh
prepared Cement constantly on hand, and for
sale cheap, by f. VALLEITE.
July 22d, 1851.
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FarWellS Shoes.

Just received at tie Cash Store Walking
Shoes, Callers, Excelsiors, French Kid Slips
and Childrcn's Shoes, for sale by
July J. r. l.. FULLER.
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Insurance Notice,

The Rutland and Addison Mutual Fire In.
surance Company will hold its annual meeting
at the office of the company 10 Brandon, on
Thursday, the i7lh day of July next, at i o.
clock, p. M, for the purpose of eleciing officers
for the year ensuing, and doing other business.
SAMUEL NJ. CONANT, See.
Brandon. June lG, ISL l0-3w
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Notice.

Whereas, my wife LUCINA, withou, sufI.
cient provocaiion, has left my bed and board,
and gone to parts to me unknown Therefore.
this is to forbid all persons harhoring or trust
ing her on my account, as shall pay 10 debts
of her contracting after this date
BARZILLAI j. CANFIELD.
Shoreham, July 18Th, 1851. l3-J
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vi | d D L E 3 u RY
fenlnle GeminarD.

The Fall Term of this Institution will com
mence on Monday, the first day of September
Tuition, payable at the middle OF the quarter
Common English Branches per quarter of 1
weeks, 90
Higher 90
Latin, extra | 90
Music on the Piano and Singing 90
Use of instrument 90
French and German, each 90
Drawing 90
The Boarding House will be kept by Mr.
Julius G. Johnson.
BOARD, including Fuel, Lights, Washing and
Room rent, per quarter, of II weeks. 1922 90
Communications in regard to the school may
he addressed to the Principal, Mr., S. w.
HITCHcocK.
In behalf of the Trustees.
T. a. MERRILL, Chm.
Middlchury, July 49, 1851. I3;y
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90 OF NJ

T ILLIENTHAL'S Celebrated Fine Cut
IL Chewing TOBACCO, just received at
the Masonic Hall Store. july Is.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remember.
District of Ad lissn-ss Ell that alta Pto1
hate Court, held in Middlehurv, in and for, the
District Of Addison, on the liih day Of Jnly,
a. ID. 1851,
George Chapman, Executor Of the last Will
and testament of
DANIEL CHAPMAN,
late of Il pton, in said District, deceased, makes
application to this Court to have the time 81
lowed him for the payment Of the debts OF the
saiddeeeasel extended one year from the ex-
piraiion of the time heretofore limited by this
Court II is ihcrcupon ordered, that said api
plication be considered by this Court at the
session thereof TO be held at the Off Of the
Register OF this Court il Hddlebrry In said
District OF Thursday, the TN day OF August
next. at one o'clock in the aferno6n and that
notice thereof he given to all persons in,tfesf
ed, that they may appear and make ih,ir OBJ
jec,ions if any they may have,te tn. said lime
being extended, by publishing certified copy
of his order in the Middlebury Register,
newspaper printed at said Middlebury, three
weeks succes,ively, previous TO the time Of said
Cont.
Jed S BusLseH Register.
A true copy Of record. ~
Attest, Jed. 5. Bushnell, E,giSteTi
STATE or VERMONT, [ BE it rsm.m.
District Of addison, IS. bercd thar, at a
Probate Court neld at Middlehhry, in and fol.
The District Of Addison or The 9th day Of
July. A. ~. 1851:
John Yalleu and James u. slade, admihis'
uators Of the estate Of .a
DAVID NICHOLS,
late Of Midillebury, in said district. deceased
present their administrator aScotht for al
lowanqe; II is iherehron ordsItd. thar fst
account be considered by his CONT for allow.
ance, at the session thereof 70 be held at The
Office Of The Register Of this Court in said
Middlebury on Thursday, the 9TH day Of Aug-'
ust next at one O'Clock in the afternoon: ~ q
that notice thereof be given TO an persons in
terested, that they may appear and make thct
objections. II any they may have, to the allow
ance of sd acct, by publishing certified cory
Of this order in the. Middlclury Registers
newspaper printed at said 1iiddehury-threo
weeks successfully previous 10 the rihsc Of SAID
Court.
JED. S. BUsHSELE, Pcgisttr,
true cory If record.
Ia jim s. DUsugRII Re0istfy
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HARDWARE AT COST!
Horse Lost +!

We will sell our stock of Hard Ware at
COST, for Cash, u. BECKWIIH & co.
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Accommodation Democratic Convention.

Accommodation Democratic Convention,
The Locofoco Convention which met at
Montpelier yesterday IA Geographic despatch
informs us) nominated TIMOTHY T. RED
FIELD, of Montpelier, for Governor, as a sub
stitute for Hon. Lucius b. Peck, declined. The
remainder of tho ticket was left unchanged.
There were about seventy-fve delegates pres
ent Edmund Weston, Esq, was President of
the convention. No attempt was made, as we
learn, to repair the Burlington platform.
More particulars next week.
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EMPLOYMENT
FOR
10000 Hands,0r 5000 Persons,

The Subscriber having rehiita his CARD
ING MACHINES in the very best manners
would respectfully say to oil good hoasewivc.,
or those that would be so, that he Is prepared
to furnish them Rolls that will gire tkcfh elas-
teiiy OF step, huoyaAey Of spirits, and content
cd minds and enable them to eloihe their
households in good sAd WARN stockings, fan
nels, flannel sheets, fsockmss, &c. adapted "
the climate. FarmeIs bring on your TOOFs
w. ID. BELL.
n. B.-The Machines are a: ihc old stand
near the Paper Mill W. d. d.
june II, 1851. Sow
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
Marine Affairs.

orrRArro~s rroS Por RocH-four submarine charges
have been Cred upon Pot Rock; two Wednesday, Of
so pounds each and yesterday Of CO pounds each
These charges are fred by Of gavane battery
placed upon the Hur Gate Float which moored sixty
feet south ofPot Rock The powder Is enclosed 10 tin
csnnstsr and il lowered down the surfase ofhe rock
and kept there by Of rings sfxsd to pike pole
fstsD,d In the rock In these submarine explosions
the is used fucrumno drilling Of the rock
Two charges will be- fred to day between fur aud dve r.
NJ two saturday, between five and six p VI and two
or mere every succeeding working Day, until Pot
kock is demolished aud ~ debris deposited the deep
chasus witch surround Il; Thus far. 1 Mailleparts
operations have been eminsny successfu feet
81 The rock having been broken of An iron tr pod will
b placed upon ay Reef Immediately and operations
menoed for ~ king shaft In tbat rocs twenty four
ftst d. and eight inches in diameter which when
charge1, vii be hred BY means of galvanic battery
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

Mr. Editor Permit you please announce
the dium Of to all those who feel
terest in the subject that the pleasant
sometime existing between the Milwaukee aud Mississippi
Railroad Company, and tle holders of small of
their securities (Which has attracted public
adjusted to tie mutual satisfaction Of both
ties The difficulty referred to- out Of transactions
fall between of the and other
ties resident New York relative to the negotiation of the
securities in question and which, in the of the win
ter remember became the basis OF Judicial
eeedns which given to the public at the time by full
paper Since those proceedings inst
not been disposed Of egay and ing received con-
sderaton therefor suits ia the courts this
city, for their recovery while the holders claiming that
they legally in possession
tned paying until the justice of their respective claims
should he determined by the decision of legal
tribunal In the meantime however efforts have been
TO obtain amcabe set ement of these differences which
happy In being able to state have been fully and saac
torly adjusted Some giving rise to mis-
the of third parties having grown
out Of these transactions las IN not unfr quent the
which to the company, their representative and
also, conceive public duty for the Of the
interests Of third parties to correct as far as these
mapprhensons whereby the reputation OF the company
in measure be injuriously affected. To this end
state simply tie fact that the securities referred TO
less than nth Of the securities negosted By
company last year, and that all of their securities,
promptly paid when due The ineonsderable amount OF
the securtes tly in dispute, being fully reeog
nzed by the company for good and sufficient coneidera
ten and the interest thereon paid and discharged
remaining obligations OF the company unnerformed Of this
delicate nature and it hoped and confidently believed
that future all simar of controversy will he
full avoided. BYRON KlLGOURN, President
New York, $50 Wall street, August q, 1851.