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MAssACuusErTs QUARTERLY REVIEW.
No tN-DrcEMBER. lSl9.

NO. fN.--DttEMHkR, 1873.
EDITED by Theodore Parker Devoted to the rec
II Discussion of matters pertaining to Philosophy, Lite
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volume until the edition printed is exhausted
Contents Of No. 9.
Senatorial Speeches on Slavery.
Week on the Concord ar I Merrimack Rivers.
The Divine Man.
SUNDAY CONTRACTS
Mr. Colman English Agriculture.
The Financial Condition of Russia
The Massachusetts, Indians.
MIR Polks Administration.
Short Reviews and Notices.
Published by COOLIDGE Il WILEY. No. l2 water st.
Boston, and sold at the Bookstores. Dee l3-llhl
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Mississippi and extending to the Pacific are now
/ in progress.
The affirmation by Congress Of the acts of the
military officers appointed for the collection OF
revenue in California, up TO the time they were
superseded by the Treasury officers is recommend
/ ed-the officers to be required TO account fully
/ for collections and disbursements to be allowed.
The state of affairs in California is referred to,
in connection with the fact that, notwithstanding
the mixed concourse of foreign emgrants, and
the peculiar nature Of their pursuit, the army,
aided by the confirmed habit of selfgovernment,
in which the American citizen is reared, has pro-
tected the territories from general or unusual
disorders.
The report concludes with the remark that the
duties Of the several bureaus Of military service
have been performed with accustomed fidelity,
zeal, and ability
seer ETARY OF THE INTERIOR.
The report commences by review of the law
establishing the Department, and alludes 70 de-
felt in the title, which may need remedy lie
also states that the transfer Of clerks from the
Treasury Department, ordered in the bill, could
not be spared, and that he had employed FIVE
clerks to aid him in the performance of the va
rious duties at salaries subject TO the approval Of
Congress. The report recommends authority to
be granted for the employment Of ten perma-
nent clerks, 1T salaries amounting in the aggre-
gate to l4200 as the force ofthe Department, and
also the appointment of officer TO be called the
Solicitor of the Department Of the Interior, to
take charge of the various legal matters constant
ly arising in the Land. Pension, and other bu-
reaus.
The second depar ment Of the report is devoted
TO the public buildings and public grounds, de-
failing the progress made upon the different s,ruc-
lures in the course Of erection, and recommend
ing liberal appropriation for the purpose Of i'm
proving and beautifJ ing the public grounds
The Patent Office is represented to be in a
fiourishng condition.
The agricultural interests Of the country, says
the report, standing first in Importance, demand
the establishment of an Agricultural Bureau,
which is suggested by the Secretary. connected
with this Department, but separated from the
Patent Office.
The amount of business in the Pension Office
is represented as very large
Tie number of invalid pensioners has increased
during the last year nine hundred and eighty
nine. The whole number now on the list is four
thousand one hundred and fifteen
The amount of claims for bounty land warrants
fled prior to the 5th of November last,
Ofthese there have been suspended or re-
jacted about 5000.
The number which remain to be filled may
be estimated at -20O 600
Making an aggregate e lha 900
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THE PORTRAIT or A FRIEND.
BY MRS. 8. VI. CLARKE.

gazed upon the portrait Of r-ri~ad,
An absent friend; and it wts 80 like life.
That believed, momert, IL ould give
welcome back 10 me--ilusicn brief
The brow placid as the evening lake.
When the conflicting - inda Of Heaven repose
uron lis breast :oi there thought seem'd btcalm
The firmly seaTi lips moved not, and the E, as.
Those large sud soul 1T ~ es, still the same
That WAS u. life like; fer his lustrous orbs
Change with the vary ing passions Of his soul
With rvent elcluence the lips spesk out
; The ushiac tholgtits that cannot be represSsj.
Ne; thus In silence, could his warm heart meet
1he kindly greetings oil a kiadred heart.
Aud as CARED upon those features still,
Impatient Of their quiet, exclaimed
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Z I'd dip my finger In the fount Of life,
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cast the picture from me-'twas too like,
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CARPErS. OIL CLOTHS, n WINDOW SHADES.
MERCHANTS from the South and West would be amply
Vl recompensed by making cheap purchases Tor cash by
calling the Carpet, OIL Cloth, and Window Shade Depot
Nos Is aud ~ North Second street Philadelphia second
fo,r door below Christ Church.
Three thousand pieces of Wilton Brussels, imperial In
gram pamask and Nentan tarpetings, with 'fl Cloths
Mats Rugs Looking Glasses blinds, Window Shades, and
MattngS, wholesale and retail very low.
" Liberal advances made consgnm' nts Of Carpetings
and OH Cloths J. SIDNEY JONES.
March 5.-laml2t
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Making an aggregate e

Tie surveys of the public lands have been
pressed forward with diligence and energy, so as
to bring the lands into market to supply the wants
of emigration.
The quantity sold for cash. in the first three quar-
tiers of the year lS4S, was ,44S, 2i0 81 acres.
In the three quarters of the
wear 1910 So DOG 10 I.
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During the current fiscal year there will be re-
auired, in May next. for The payment Of an install
snent TO Mexico, s35I0.0OO, aud the land reve-
hue, estimated M diverted, will De 900 600
1lskiug together - $4,000 which added to the
xforesal sum Of So 6Ol G3sG7, would make
<1s14L53S 81, from which deducting the cslina-
ted defait on the lst July. $50 of - Se~ l2 GG,
would have lcftan estimated balance inthc rrclsu.
nv, on that day, of Sl23lGll Of. Adding TO that
balance the INSTRUMENT TO Mexico, due in 1881,
$50 800 900 and the revenue from lands diverted,
e32 OO0, 900 would make an aggregate Of ~lI.G1G.-
Al7O from which deducdng the estim,tri deficit
on the st July, 1881, $40 5i3 092 73, would have
made an estimated balance in the Treasury onthat
day, of 81, 1924 IS
To meet the Mexican instalment due June
is5o. to extingsh the public debt aud to place
the revenue on a sure basis Of suihciency for all
the EXPENDITURES OF Government, the Secretary
proposes an increase Of duties on imports, with a
view also 10 encourage our own productions The
constitutonaliy ofa protective system II discussed
and illustrated ~ length, and the Secretary pro-
q ,eds 70 urge return TO specific duties on arii'
cles on which they can be conveniently laid lie
shy
The effect OF the existing system on production
II also striking IL tends 10 aggravaie the great
fluctuations in price which are so injurious 70 trnde
rs W ell AS industry.
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A TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law. Once, CLARK
n street. opposite the Court House, Chicago illinois
CALVIN De WOLF.
Ian A-iv WILLIAM w. FaRWELi.
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GRFaTINPROy FMENT IN PLANisG,1oN "tt-
ING AND GROOMING LUMBER.

JOStpH II. " C00IhfyS TWeW 4 Wf"S 4""'''"'''
THE subscriber having received letters aent Tor STA
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the board with nnbroten shaving shs Whole width ahh
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wor by the rotary cutting Under new IN c. mmon use
Tho and organization of tiis machine ~ dinei
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One OF the above planning machines III q De seen " os
~ - JOSEPH 2. WOODBURY.,
Mava-ly Border street. + st Boston, Hsss
n~,- The above Planning NJ chine has been thoroughly
tested by planning 100000 feet Of lumber ana mas
paned 5000 feet in seventeen minutes. aud Is ada'u W
stick any scription of moudings with great rspidy
The subscribers having purchased the territory anAeu
10 their names ready TO offer f sale the macno
and the right the same in the territory purchaser w
them. Al.
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umncato ions for further uar cneerfuy tesrohl
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the States Of Ohio, Michigan Indians ana h''S0"''
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BOARDING,

BOARD and Rooms Re had, by the day, week, OF
ID month at the subscribers Pennsylvania avenue
between lhirl and Foar and aha SITS Washington, d.
Dee 6-Jt h. N. GILBERT.
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Total estimated reeeipls. aLl.

Total estimated rcceipls- 3Li50 600
The expenditures during the same period. as es-
iimatti by the several Departments. of State,
Treasury. War, Navy, Interior, and Postmas-
ter General. are:
The balance Of the former appro-
priatiou- which will he required
10 be expended this year - CSC. $50 81
Permanent and.indc6nite apprcpr-
atons 5,6i3HO2I
Specific appropriations asked for
this year -33 97,l5?15
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After specifying certain payments into the
Treasury, On account Of the loan fund, the Sccre-
try proceeds to show that the public debt now
amounts 20 >Gi,ol G93.7I
The excess Of the Army and Navy exrendi-
lures for three years; ending April list, 1870
over the three years previous, amounts to
sG3,ooj 6ri - resulting from thewlr with Mexi-
co In addition 70 bieamount, it is estimated that
'he milit ny land warrants in the aggregate will
amount 10 the sum Of u ,OOO 900
The balance in thG Treasury on the lst Idly.
lsly. was S2,iSfJUi -
Theaggrcgatc OF these sums, viz
Balance in the Treasury on LIST July.
lS49 - 81 y6l Is
Payments under the treaty 7C2gt0S 90
Payments out Of general fund on ac-
count Of debt 100 500 80
Land fund diverted 2OOOO0O 90
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Showing a diminution of SCI ,O3ln
----.----
The amount located by bounty
warrants in the first three
quarters of ISIS i, j25,200OO
In the three quarters Of the
year 1919 1896 500 90

Showing an increase Of gu 10000
And making together an ag-
gregate increase over the
sues and locations of the
first three quarters Of the
preceding year of : 4lO,325s9
OF the 100000 bounty land
warrants filed and remain
ing to be filled, 2 500 have
been satisfied in money, and
20 $50 have been allowed
TO be satisfied in lanl-which
will require- 1866 100
And should there be but l00-
600 valid claims, as is est-
mated then there will remain
20.GSS unsatisfol claims,
which, if settled in hand. viii
require further quantity Of O2O,4NO
Making in all liGJGGO0
Prior to lst Of October last.
there had been located with
these NlcXic n war warrants J.02IlOO
Leaving yet to be located 9Gjl.200
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4 TrORNEY and Counsellor at Law, and General Land
"A Agent, Falls of St anthony Minnesota Territory
Oct lily
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LAW OFFICE, CsstCAoo.

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attention. 80 - sosses6 ~ r77,1T
tober Nt' Xr~-- 80 y
CirssstSssst-ss sS(1ssdl ysa yuae - November.
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Business with the al sjs pu:
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EOldcn'S illustrated Dollar Magazine

OUNCE the death OF the protector Of this popular Maya
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Missouri Illinois, Tennessee, New York and Arkansas
Ian
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