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second day Of September last.
He sired by the Full
Blooded Wheeler Morgan; his liam by the Full Broded
Old Woodbury. Morgan and graui-,ar by the sait wooi-
bury Morgan. The Wheeler Morgan sired by me
1ackett Morgan; his dam by the old Clifford Morgan.
The lackett Moraon sired by the CID clifford, AID
his Dam by the old Woodbury. Morgan The Cld Wool
brcy Morgan sired by the old Original Justin Morgan
Horse.
Flying Morgan, 2d, has descended through the
fullest booded Morgan Horses raised the United
States.
Vest Randolph. May I, 1854
hereby certify that Fly Morgan, ID, Is of the
purest bouJed Morgan Horses, and the most perfect
model Of the Old Stud Of any within our knowledge.
ABEL LYMAN,
ST. MANN.
Randolph, Moy I, 1851.
We hereby certify that have been acquainted will
the Justin Morgan, the Woodbury. Morgan, the ifori,
the Hacket and the Wheeler Morgan Horses, and many
old stock of Morgan Horses, and that
the Flying Morgan, I'd. is good blooled Morgan, and
has good Morgan points, any Morgan Horse within
our knowledge. JOHN WAITE,
J.P. KIDDER,
MICAH MANN,
WILLARD TILLSON.
The Subscribers believe they have fully established the
Pedigree The Flying Morgan, DID, TO the satisfaction ~
the public at large, and believe that the Flying Morsa
ID, will rank In the first class OF the Morgan Horses. As
Speed, Beauty, koue Muscle and activity, the public
mustt judge for themselves.
lie has never trained, fitted hst very little
trattinc. He has been timed snd tr>tted half
mile in minute and twenty seven seconds; AID for
names above and for handsome easy, quickmOv ing
horse, he cannot be beat.
May15dwtf D. T. HOPKINS.
Tho Celebrated IA frofffhc Iforse
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Land Warrants bought and Sold.
Jesup & Company,
MYERS S.r

INXCHANGE sold AMI purchased on New York, Bos-
a ton Philadelphia, Chira-o, Detroit, and other Cit
the United States. Notes collected and proceeds
rcmittcd rates Exchange. Interest allow
ed special deposits. We also draw direct, payable
without discount, on
ENGLAND.-Liverpoo, London, Manchester, sc.
Observation-Disclosures; Cork, Limerick, Belfast, &c.
SLOTLAND.-Edinturg, Glasgow. Perrin, sc.
Also, Drafts payable in Francs ForinS Thalers,
FRANCE.-PariS, Havre, Lyons, and MarseIlles.
GERMASY.-Hamburg, Frankfort, q. NJ, Brussels,
Amsterdam, Rotterlam Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich, Co.
penhagen, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Strasbu-g.
standardization. Bcrnc, Basic.
ITALY.-Mian, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice, Mes
sina in Sicily.
AUSTRIA.-Nicnna AMI Trrst.
RUSSIA.--St. Pctersbursh, Warsaw.
SwEDEN.-StOckholm.
NORwAY.--ChriSiana.
DctuIre Iowa. March3, 1851
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N Office.

TINE subscriber has Just received line maps from
l. the land Office showing the location of the Military
Reserve lines In the fractional township the
side of the Mississippi Rver-the only map In the city
all interested will find for their interest To consult them
at once. Z. IL. PARKER.
April G, 1853 ITO
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G.fbange anb Rral estate.
St. Paul Banking Office

COLLECTIONS made in any part Of the Territory and
~ promptly RENTED at the lowest rate Of exchange.
B-Ihc highest prices paid for Eastern Exchange.
Land Warrants Wanted,
VIII attend to the investigation OF Land Titles, leaning
money, payment of taxes, &c, &c.
Money RENTED to Great Britain to any of the u
portant points OH the Continent of Europe.
c. II. PARKER,
dec 10 Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
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MARkLEY 4 KERN.


DEALERS IN
II RD " ARE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY
On 81. AnthOny ST., near the american House,
NOtID call the attention OF the citizens Of ST. Paui
w and vicinity their new, large, ami well ,rted
stock Of
HOUSE rtRSiTrRE,
Such Nails. Locks in all their Tarie- wrought. cast,
Parliament and strap Hinges, Bolts, SuttrtS, tasttacr>,
Bads, Locks, Screws, Laches, Bell Pulls knd Do Rap
pers.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand, Buck, Mill, y, Back and Rip Saws; Hatchets,
Axes, broad and pitching Adze, Spoke SLAVES, Drawing
Knives; Finer, Socke Turning PAIRING Chisels; Au
gur>, Braces, Towels Jack Smoothing and Fore Planes,
Flows, bead Guagrs boring Machines. Hatchets Ham
mcrs Flat Round and Saw Files, Two and Four. Fold
Rules
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
Forks Rakes, Scythes, Scyhesnaths Hoes Curry-cons
Trace" Back, Breast, Timber and Lock Chains, Grub Hoes
and Picks.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
Trays, Looking Classes Knives AMI Forks Spoons; a
line assortment Of silvcr-plaed, Britannia Japan
Ware; Boilers, Kettles, Firc-Dogs, Shovels and longs,
Waffle r, Coffee Burners, Patent enameed Iron Ket-
Butcher, Cook and Carving Knives.
They have also fine assortment of Saddlery, Trim
mngs, Stirrups. Bits, Buckles with Chain Pumps,
Scrapers Corn Mills, Patent Balances ami Counter Scales.
st. Paul, May Is, 1851. WITT
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Land Warrants Bought and Sold,

And Government lands entered for settlers reasonable
TERMS Loans ncsutate Welding from IS to 30 per
per annun, with EnrXceioIaDc real estats security
Coupon Bonds, payable in New York elsewhere i'll
structe-l per cent. commissions and generally all bu-
sincSS hat be entrusted care, usually done
through Banking House, Real Estate Agency, or Law
Office, will receive MY personal and prompt att, ntion
April 8, 1851 t3O
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GREEN MOUNTAIN MORGAN.

TUNIIIS well known Horse. formerly
IL owned by JOHN NJ. LEVY, of la ~
Crosse. and brought from Vermont by TN.
him, Is thorough bred MORGAN;
he Is fifteen hands high weighs IOOOl lbs, - AnnA ~
is of glossy chestnut color, and for N SyH
beauty, symmetry. action and speed he .NA-A
cannot be beaten in the Territory. His
stock is very valuable. and noted for speed.
Farmers and all others concerned, is the time to
improve your sf0ck And II do not embrace OPP
porunity offered, will regret 1t hereafter 1t
costs to raise good colt than II does poor
1t Is the owners object to get good breed horses
in the country than 1t make money with the
The said horse will stand for in the city Of ST.
Paul at Berkey Gris lfvety stable tire upper
For further particulars enquire Of NJ. s. JOHNSON,
at the American Saloon. o. at BERKEY & GRIFFITH'S
LIVERY STABLE, in Upper Town, or d. C. TAYLOR.
Terms reasonable. May IS, 1855.
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BIGAMY.-lIenry Furcht was arrested by
Marshal Miller on Wednesday, upon charge
of forming a matrimonial alliance with Mrs.
F. No. Mrs. F. No. being still living. He
had an examination before Justice Simons yes
terday afternoon, and was bound over to APP
pear and answer in the sum of $780,
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The Fast Trotting Horse
MORGAN, Cd. ,

H0IIIS celebrated Horse will
Z stand, the coming season g,
AT the stable. of the sub scribers,
in SAINT PAUL, for the Use o,
mares. Terms, $1,000.
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Empress Eugenia' S Maids of Honor.

DUMOR says that Mads r. and Mrs. r. have been
III apponte Ct, honneur OF the Empress Eugena.
Certainly Il takes American gems to sparkle in for
eign diadems. Now my dears, stand mp for your own
country and all Institutions, till last gasp. Send
over here for all your boots and bonnets. Tell them
France is villanons place, and that you not sure
thar you not eating dfunc frog in your fricassee
Keep a stiff upper lip " hen that milk and water Ma
poeon speaks YOU and give those little dapper French
men fits all round.-FeTn Leares-for sale At
LEDUC'S Bookstore.
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Masonic Notice,

Masonic Notice.
p ANCIENT LANDMARK LODGE, No. 8, meets
wv the 2nd and 4th. Thursdays Of every month
~ at MASONIC HALL, st. Anthony street, at Z I-2
o'clock, =. VI. Brethren of other Lodges in
good standing respectfully invited with us.
81. Paul, April l, 1851 A. j. MORGAN, Sec'y.
Minnesota Royal Arch Chap.er No. I,
MEETS on the First "Wednesday evening in each month,
at IL O'Clock, at MASONIC HALL. St. Anthony street.
Companions from other Chapters. IN good standing are
respectfully invited to meet with lis Al. MORGAN,
st. Paul, April |, 1854 Secretary.
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TICE.
Boston Clothing Store,

CsT opened, on Sd Street, Jamber's Brick Building,
u under the Minnesotian once.
$1,000 WORTH OF READY-MADE CLOTH
ING and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
The largest ana best ever offered I'm this CITY or
Territory.
These goods are all new and Of spring style,
seieced with much from the best Hons.s i'm Esn
deseripton. wy u ''
ose In want Of any Of the above goods will find il to
tHe advantage to examine this stock before PURCHASING
"e a"o>e s'ocx will be sold at wholesale retail, IL
suit eus'o'herS' al the lowest cash prices.
May ~, 1854. D;
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To His ErceNency Wills a. German,

FS' Adviccs from Montcvideo to the 18th
ton of Gen. Flores to the Presidency. The po-
licy of Brazilian aggrandizement is rapidly de-
veloping itself. An agreement has been enter
ed into between Brazil and the republic Of IRA
quay, by which the former is allowed, on pre-
text of preserving public tranquility, to intro
ducc troops into Banda Oriental, upon loaning
the latter certain sum Of money, and large
body of soldiers had been despatched across the
frontier This is in fact nothing but the prac-
tical annexation Of highly productive terrific
ry through the corruption of its officials to the
empire of Brazil.
INDIAN OuTRAGEs IN TExAs.-The San Anto
MO Ledger of the 10Th ult., gives the details of
several murders committed by Indians On
the 18th, party of Indians made their appear.
ance at rancho, about 70 miles from San An
tonic, drove a number Of sheep. and after rob-
bling the shepherds tent, either killed or car
ried off the shepherd and his wife. They then
proceeded to the residence of JAS Forester,
who with his family resided on small rancho
Is miles from San Antonio, and killed Forrest
err and his four children. His wife fed to the
house of neighbor, but as the Indians were nu.
merous, it was thought advisable to procure
assistance from San Antonio. As soon as intel
ligence reached there, several parties started
out in pursuit of the marauders.
s- Strawberries are selling in Chicago for
81. per quart.
81 The mercury stood at degrees below
zero in Quebec, on the 9Th of May.
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St. Paul Market.

Corrected Daily by ". E. Tyson e. Co., Groccrs
and Provision dealers, Roberts Street.
Lipe stock. Dried FruiI
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5lG~ The man who was arrested by officer
Farmer, some days since for stabbing another,
on Sunday night, 18th instant, was discharged
by Justice Simons on Wednesday, owing to the
police officers being unable to find any prose-
cutting witness to appear against the prisoner
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w. The call for the statement of Judge
Sherburnc, in regard to the Monroe pardon
has been promptly responded to. The follow.
ing Isl copy -
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n <OVE OYSTERS, Sc.eral hundred cans Of Fresh
~ Cove OYSTERS IN the the best state
tion, just received and for sale by
ALEX REY, Lower Leree.
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MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate Security. Apply
1v4 to RICE, HOLLINSHEAD BECKER.
st. Psu May %, 1854. DIFF
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HIRL WANTED. A good girl who Is acquainted with
u will find steady employment by inour-
ing at he Boston Clothing store, under the Minnesotan
Onicc. G. G. GRISWOLD.
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10 \ gentleman had 5000 stolen from him
on board the steamer Telegraph at Louisville.
KY, OH the 9th inst. lie had funds with him
to purchase land with out West, and had in
formed fellow passenger Of the fact. That
passenger is suspected.
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A LARGE assortment OF Kossuth and Beaver Hats
"A and cap, Oak Hall Clothing Store.
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I'D " IIIOugnDy 4 POWcrs have new and
handsome buggies and carriages. Willoughby
came up by the Minnesota Belle, after being
longer absent than he intended but was de-
layed in carrying out his determination to get
hold Of all the latest fashions of vehicles which
have sprung up at the East since his visit of
last year.
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CD D F E LII 0 w SHIP.

For Rent.
TIME premises of the subscriber, consisting Of three
L. acres of gardening LAND, and FIVE ACRES Of
MEADOW, with a HOUSE and BARN, situated at the
bead of Canada ST., vandcnbugs addition. Enquire
of the subscriber, or Of MASTERSON l. SIMONS.
May "a, 1854. div Ell ELY.
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IN BBLS Fresh Family Flour Just received the Rice
w House, by TULLIS, LIVINGSTON b CG.
April 90 1854 tf33
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PEDIGREE.

FLYING MORGAN. 3D., is z
beautiful dark bay, II - hanus
high, wci1hs 1915 rounds, am
was tive years old the twenty.
second day of September last.
He was sired by the Eull
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The PERIis OF GREATNESS By Slsriiz vol Isuao 81,
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Published Thi. Day,
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Gorses, Carriages. Sc.

CARRIAGES Coaches, Rockaways, Gig Phaetons,
clos. snd .hnstop BnsTes Basses without aud Sal
ii.s RAFFERrYS make Of superior qasty and hohh for
sale at biz Repository. No SO CansLt
L'OR sALE-A splendid gray Horse, about I54
hand, bixh hind In nsi double haraess and beautiful
saddle horse Apply at no "a Eat 2ds,
HORSES for SALE.-A beautiful fancy team
opr tail. years old spins high
add e.btenk ssdsr the sfds eresedpsy
sho. ard single double and perfectly sound In ell
have teen driven by tho advertiser for years and
o6 Of Can be application 70 No 81
FroDtr Price ESQ
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GRATITUDE An EXPOSITION OF rhL wy -.
VI P,lLn-By Rev. Johu ssvensoA sa'o'f Oh n " 'A'
Cros. re Lord cur shepherd ks limo A. s...,a~.,
koBERT CARTER BROTHERS. NO 80 o'c~s"'''
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CAUTION. Lost sundry CERTIFICATES Of
~ 4tSo SHARES of the wAsHINGroS MfSiN9 CON
pANY sTOC X bsued odosed by simon Msntlsbsim
ana Witnessed b. Charles The public cautioned
receiving esot4tns said stock cannot be ssns
s,red the real a. the Compaoys ohee
No - Brnsc-st ----
NAUTIO Most INTEREST COUPONS Of
" BONDS Nos g . T., Il y and % o. the rhs M
la.ileS in any T. KAPP In NewYork 10 JAY isS All
persons cNtonec assn', purchasing the sane
EOUND-On Saturday afternoon, roll OF BANK
BILLS The owner the proos property and
o.yns for the .smep Address under sea describing the
same o l. n at the Tribune Office -
4 OST-Un Saturday afternoon, the 22d inst in the
IL vicinity Of Walst and the PosOee THREE HUNDRED
and DOLLARS In Bsot bill, COMPRISING three Que hundred
dollar bill and the small bls The Under will DO
wsrdpd Fy leaving th shove with the Note Teller
the American E1chars So Bank, Wall
d. SOA REWARD-StOlen from the store Of
pstUVJ UBsDELL PEARSON LAKE, No al Bros3~sy,
on Friday night lh about 100 WHITE GRAPE SHAWN
embfoiseed four The above reward will be
raid recovery the goods In proportion for part
hereof by applying As above.