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FINANCIAL.
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IN believed no security has been recently offered
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sss ss u:
ed as line OF policy to declare dividend excepting
been provided tor.
The which the sale Will be made Is per
down, the balance In payments Of 10 per ever
thirty days VII all paid # the whole amount is paid d
once to LIST July TO be allowed The right Of rejee
sl 9r part Of ins bias reserved deemed for ma
lodged banh to be delivered whom the whole amour,
aeeted with the financial Affairs Of the Company which
eoud DO derived BY wishing 70 oef for The bonds
Adrian u. Muller Esq No. s. Wall street, New YORK,
whom offers must be sent sealed and marked Tender f
Railroad Bends" before the 24th day Of May neIt
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL.
Presldent Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 60
The Board Of Directors are
EENRY DAVIS, THOMAS L. PRESTON,
WILLIAM A. READ,
And c. :. N. GARRETT 10 Chief Engines,
will receive sealed proposals for the above loan, wbio
will remain with unopened till three o'clock r. n Of
THURSDAY the Path day Of May next to be then opened y
te PRESENCE Of tho President, other authorizes
agent Of the company.
New York, 9th April 1865.
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Theatres and Exhibitions.

ACADEMY OF MusIc~-Friday eveaing is the last night
the Italian Opera company appears for the present,
II Trovatore" Is the selection. No doubt the house
win be crowded
BROADWAY nEATRE.-The play OF glove and 10y
atty having proved very successful 10 announced again
for this evening, Mr.. L. davenport and Mas Fanny
yinipa in the leading characters. "The Good for No
thing" concludes the amusements of the evening.
BowRY TmATRR.-The selections for this evening con.
sst Of the Midnight Watch and the new piece called
the "Seven Temptations which has drawn good houses
every night II has been performed The energetic exer
tons Of Mr.. walcron receive their reward.
BURROWS TmAfRE-This house continues In career o
prosperity The management Of Burton seems to please
all parties The pieces selected for tonight the
.s Blue Devils "Tryns i on" John Jones' and
be crowded
WAILAcK's THEArRE Three dramas OF interesting
features rnounced for this evening The Rrst is
"Jt for Tat" the Irish Dragoon and Kiss the
Dark ~ Blake, Lester Brouehnm, Dyott, Mise Rosa
Bennett and oker artists Of dramatic celebrity appear
METROPOLITAN THEATRE The petite comedy Of "Used
Up" with Mr. Walcot Sir Charles Coldstream s the
opening feature. advertisement folows-Senorita
Soto, Csrresse Nile. Ducy Barre and Mr. Smith ap
pear. "Mons Jaques," with Morris Barnett Ia that
character, follows The Spanish ballet, "Ls Maja de
Seville" concludes all.
AMERICAN MUSEUM The afternoon amusements con-
sist Of the interesting drama Of and the farce
OF Bacheor's Tormentso and 10 the evening Of the
drama called the Golden Farmer" and Chow 70 Make
Home Happy"
woops MIssTTms announce fns programme for To-
night. Their negro delineations 70 please their
Iatrons.
BucEIEy's SYREyADTRs Where can an hour or two be
pleasantly employed than at those halls OF sweet
yocA1zaton and instrumental musicy Matrimonial
speculationsp onight.
PERHAPS NrsTRms to divide popular favor In re-
gard 70 their negro melodies and instrumental pieces
Gpe programme for 70 night
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lower. The salss embraced about 5000 10000
stare at $40 u a $40 81; Western DO do,
at $40 sl0s7; Caosdisn. Il So bbs.) at SO $40
"a Az 81: ECO bis common State selS At IS
81 90 deliverable in June Bsrley ualt-2, GOO bush
sold at lace. Wbest-ssles 400 bushels Southern red
were made at 50 co. Corn was Dull No sales on the
SPOT were reported, but prices for ~hite ana yellow
we're at about 113c 115c. 6,oo0 bushels Western
Go in August, at 1860 Rye-I 500 bushels were sold
at l6ec I75c and 1885, Oats dull, with sales at
two cents per bushel decline Meal and rye -four were
CoITos-Yhe market was rather quiet dealers were
waiting by the Baltic. About 500 ba.es were sold
CorrH-ioO bags Rio sold at 1osc. at 1oSc.; 200
Laauyra a. 1ohc 100 mats Java at p t.
FRtGsrs-Rates were quite duh, as shippers were
waiting for later foreign To Liverpool 800 bales
of cotton compre sed, were engaged at 532d To ondon
and Havre rates were quiet and engagements unmpor
tsnt.
HAY.-6C0 bales sold at l12c.
HoyEY.-10 tierces were sold ut 56c.
MoIassrs- 80 bids. Cuba musoovado were sold
NAVAL sroREs.-Rosn HIGHER, with sales Of 1 900
bhls Wilmington common at 92c. and 500 do at Csc.
per $40 lbs. delivered. Spirits were at AGO., and raw
cor tipued firm
bbls including cid mess, at $l6 IS; do at SIT IS
q SIT 81, and new prime, at s14 30. Beef firm, with
sales to fair extent About 400 bills were sold at $40
in coed request at full prices. With sales OF $50 pack
ages including shoulders at 711c and at s@,
l0c. for bams Bacon and firm. Lard steady.
Sales $50 bbls, at 1880 10hc. Butter and cheese
dull
RICE sales Of $50 casks were made at 5ssc e1lc.
The market closed dull
Sara cargo of COCO bushels Trapani was sold
att t.
SEp-Clover was dull at Toe. a10hc.
sPICEs.-10 cases Penang nutmeg sold at e71sc.
SUGAR There was a good business doing, an ! the
sales reached 200 hbds chiefly Cuba, AZ 5Zc.;
100 hbds Porto Rico, at 5hc. 6Mc, and 600 boxes
Havana at 5Ac. . 6hc. The market closed tolerably
fIm
TAIIow-sOoo lbs. Philadelphia rendered sold at
12c
wHrsKY dull Sales of leo bbls. we're made at 3shc,
for State
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nomesfic Market.

Nw BEDFORD on MARKET, May A.-Sperm-
There steady demand for sperm and prices have not
varied since last Sales smoun to 1S4S bbs in lots
for manufacturing at $780, at which price the marke.
closes firmly. Whale continues in go,d demand, and
prices fully sustained We nots sales since our last
and sle do at ESQ., the latter may be considered as
the market price for handsome oil. In Fairhavsn
learn of sales Of 1000 bbls at 6sc In Warren the
tire cargo of ship Sea- $500 bbs has been sold upon
private terms, and 500 bbls at CSC. Whalebone-rhe
market for bone continues brisk, with further ad.
vance in prices The actions for the week include
sales Of 900 lbs. Arctic at 47c 5000 do at &c., and
% 600 do. at price not transpired also q, 900 lbs
Ochotsk at 4c, 1000 do at 46c, and various lots
amounting to about 900 lbs upon private terms. &c.
for Arctic and 45c for Ochotsk Of prime quality
freely offered but majority Of holders refuse TO operate
ct these prices.
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Later from Central and South America
COSTA RIGA.


We are In receipt Of files Of the Official Bulletin o. San
JOSE republic of Costa RIGA, up to the 2sth of April.
The Governor of the province of sguea had reported
to the administration that the plague Of the locusts
continued TO spread BY different points, destroying vege
aon but that they the mseves being prsyed upon
BY large aocts Of black sparrow.hawhs The govern
.-.ion TO use tfer utmost exercns TO anphlate the
oevastatsrs In the province Of Hsreda the hawks had
dore the work efectually.
TO the late Costa Mcan Minister to this country-Don
Felipe Mollna-who 1t will be remembered died in Wash
jures received by fail from bis carriage The obse-
ques took place in the cathedral church Of San JOSE
where funeral Grafton was pronounced by Don Fran.
etco Calyo, Chaplain OF the national army.
VENEZUELA.
From Caracas Venezuela we have files OF the Eono.
mist to the l4th Of April.
President hcnagas had sent message to the vens
zuean Congress, the 9TH Of April recommending an
act to admit free of all duty of importation ordsary
and extraordinary and articles of the first
sity, Tor sach length Of time that provision ma
appear Indispensable in view Of the scarcity of prov
sioDs existing IN the country The President alec
asked authority to be empo wered TO appropriate por
ton Of the fund assigned for the expenses government
TO the purchase of for distribution to the poor
The necessity for these measures the causes of
the crisis thus summarized in the opening paragraph
remarkable and affecting very sensby the community
in ihe scarcity hands, their frequent distraction
from productive occupations by the
revolutions which have afflicted the country ndi
vdua insecurity the neglect with which property
ded the monopoly OF public credit the private
poles derived from it, the high national taxes the mun
pal taxes imposed upon objects of immediate and
CONSUMPTION the very season which has not
csuses, which have unfortunately ooneurred and which
need not be specially designated but which cooperaed
in latent efficient have resulted In q con
siderable scarcity 10 articles of prime necessity aud have
rendered IL difficult for the classes to sub
the market.
the Congress had not taken any definite action ia the
matter mp TO last advices.
BRAZIL
by the arrival OF the clipper ship Maria Capt Green
from Rio de JaneiIo have the Correo Mrcantd aud
TIE Corfeio do Rio Of the LIST Of April but canno.
find ans thing in them which would be Of the slightest
interest TO our readers
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The steamship Atlantic from this port for Liverpool
toeay, caried out 81 400 SO in specie This
sideraby beyond the highest estimates, and larger
sum than ever before shipped from this port in
vessel.
The steamship Northern Light, at this port from
Nicaragua, brings $277 900 in gold freight large
amount in the hands of passengers and drafts the
Assistant Treasurer Of this port It is estimated in
Wall street that the steamship Illinois brought alto
gether nearly two millions of gold and drafts. The pas
sengers bring large sums in their luggage, in conse
nf tina want nf cnndsnes in tina diarant
portation CON panies.
The Bowery FIRE Insurance Company psy ten per cent
semiannual DIVIDEND the Pacific Bank four per cent
The official statement of the thirty seven banks in
Boston, for the week ending May H. exhibits the follow.
ing results compared with the statement of the pre-
vious week
BANKS OF BosroN.
Capital stock 100000 ssa sy yd 1o Unchanged
II sss sss s ss
Due other banks. eessss ssssss p pss s Ssss
' ssss B Bss
The Galena and Chicago Railroad Company earned
$lo55a As in April Of this year. against s75 e5 for
the same month last year. showing an increase of
$94, SIG So.
The following bill passed the Legislature Of pernsyl.
vania at its recent session.
An ACT PROHIBITING EXCHANGE BROKERS AND BANKERS
FROM ALLOWING INTEREST DEPosITs.
Sec. l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House OF Re
representatives. of the commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
General Assembly met and it In hereby enacted BY the
authority of the same That from and after the passage
Of this act il shall not be lawful for aay individual
copartnership licensed exchange brokers' engaged
in the business of banking to allow pay interest OF
any rate per centum moneys deposited with them.
uneer penalty of five hundred dollars for each and
every offence, to be recovered debts by law
coverable, half for the Of the wealth,
and the other half for the Of the guardians OF the
poor In the county where such oen.e shall have been
committed provided, that this act shall not extend to
the city and county of Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia Ledger, Of the 18th inst, says =
Gen James Hamilton has addressed circular to the
people and creditors Of Texas touching the adjustment
Of the Texas debt, in which, among other things. hs
his intention OF asking the Legislature of that
state to accept "without modification amendment "
the law recently passed by Congress p relation thereto
The cIedi Of Texas here will be gratsd to I'D this
announcement over the Generals signature his
bson to the plan proposed by Congress completes the
entire Inst Of Texas creditors who really desire its
by the State 1t may be safely AFR med tdat
tor will object, and that all would unite Pc
tion to the Legislature to accept this law ct once aud
thereby put to rest forever this long, tedious irra
ting treversy between the State and her creditors
The prompt acceptance Of by the Legislature will do
much elevate the credit Of the State from
her escutcheon the tarnish left upon by the scaling
law of 1852.
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Albert H. Nicolsys regular semi weskly sale Of stocks
and bonds will take phase tomorrow, (rhursday) at
121s O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
At the second board the market WAS in some things
shade two better Reading Railroad improved q per
Gaena and Chicago Railroad, "a Michigan Central Rail-
road, u. Cumberland declined 4 per cent; Illinois Cen
trail bonds, III Indiana SIS, Reading closed firm at
our quotations.
At meeting Of the newly elected directors Of the Har
lem Railroad Company, held this afternoon, Mr.. W. O.
Wemore elected President pro tenn. No other bust
ness was transacted.
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f,Ach ADVANCED IN ArY AMOUNT, or PURCHAs-
60 dnkht damends watches, rich Jeweiry, merehan-
sss ana vsesbe perso.s property generally. W9oD
bPM. - - -~~-~s N.~~ 49, - -
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Asuyssal.s OF IS bbs AZ IS 81 Is 81 for pots and
BRr,psruyTs-An common and medium grades, ex.
cspt Southern, were dull and from l2c. to lsac.
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bshle that II they oonclude TO enlist In military opera
tons they sl JOIN with Gen. Clston, the constitution
81 os-ctor OF The atom there already number
OF Americans in that vice.
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~ ed at sight, ds Watches rich isyerv msrehan-
ssrsss s.is 'iss sn. sss% rom
CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON COMpANY.-
hundred frs mortgages sends 81 T.. Cum
fsr
bond. are e. y s., 9orsg.ss william p
Sftbe company situate in Alsshsny county Ha,iaas
a in -
with the town Of Cumberland.
.4
s snss
and sell the said lands road ana pay Ne
seed proposals. addressed to the President Of tho Com
May next .. o'clock r when they Win Be opened ana
N :: s S
n; 4.
turtle, P sss %.s apply DUNBAR
IhhhA.1H ARyAmsFR PHILLIPS
tioneer 81 Liberty street. door from Nassau stock
left with us sale
NoRTn cARoLlNA SIX PER CENT ssArl srocK,
4. !. &. 8:
bearing interest All date ssssts issS
se '''' interest," and
date e.. srs 5snusTy bearing interest and
They Win al rs s.ss coupons S" attached interest.
a per sent pc, ,n1.m PAYABLE semi aa.S; .ss ioi
The sepsSo Mes York sssss Shet surshsssr psssss
d s ssss; Ss anas'sass
The BIDS viii be opened at 10 O'clock AN, III. Inst Nay
roller - the IF ss:..
~ whole Of in part he may deem most aavsasasssss
sIsI bid: S:si .ss
srsss Of state This Ssps: nay y Ss
made = tss B.nl q the Republic Z. New Ys lhs Iani
& o.f'lin'' OF the Bank Of o''' Pear
q e s
application to Msssts. Brown Dc RG,ssss, 49,
Public Treasure. q y N sSSc c.ls;liaa.,
PAILwAY AccEPTANcEs AND BUSINESS PAPER
~. c.ss a.s. wa saa; ; ss
and Are insurance stocks bonds and Advances
ps and other
RocKY BAR MINING COMPANY. NO: 20 MER.
~ ehantI Exchange, New York city, April ID. 1850:
-
remain unpaid viz 70 due 18th March 1856 speT
sif s sS
lie auction In the Merchants Exchange in this city 1
o'clock r. NJ Friday the 18th day Of May next FOR
payment Of any and all Of such assessments remaining
OLD stock PSF slo6-Hos g. q 90 49, 81 to AZ 80 TO g. 6s
70 10 u TO g. S. % 94to b. l04 IO6 los Ito liz 1N.
IS Z rs U.s. S. s z a u.s. ls ~ - 81 -
AS 40 45z 45 4a5 56S $780, 59l 70 500 COL
sss e Is "a ia ID as siS aS IS
g94 l004, LODI o0S LII LIZA ll5 1880 l47 114s.
1855 21s l2Si L252 i255 TO 257, 2S iss9, Ira is
14s5, 1895 149S 5U4 to 563 1865 10 t6 lS'l l6i9
l62s 642 l643 6sS Goo 1857 1672 40 TO 70t 17l2
LIE LIZ I732 to 77 TO l99 8O04 to 36l3 $685.
$685. 30 3079 30oin ali 6ss shares. for pay
per cent.
old stock par sloc-Nos. 90 49, 1888 in all shares for
ron Of the third and fourth named Of the
stock par sioe@So us sSeres' for non payment
Of the third and fourth named Of the above
amounting to 4 por cent
2s 2 1856 $780, $40 24s 245 1855 40 2s6 2N 29S $50
to 1888 81 3l to Bob 6S6 700 70 7Gs us 749 rs 70 ZIG,
37s Lee LIZ lls5 2ig $50 d03. 2s2 2sl
payment Of the second third and fourth Of the
New stock, Par s5aNos ,SsS 1874 1851, 1eol, 1908,
lsss 1ss 1sa sss 1ss LIS 1ss fss s I7
share-for of the third fourth named Of
the above assessments smoul,ins to 4 per cent
229e 22sa 225l 226l, 22t5 226s ESQ., 2&i SSe a2si.
ali To- l6 shares-for the last named Of
BY order Of tho Board n Brennan, Secretary.
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day, follows
Paid on Treasury account S92,o64 50
neceiVoU l4l,lod %
DalsnCo 10
Paid for Assay oMce ................. 29S 1876 ~
Paid on disbursing checks. 63,b19 20
of the payments to-day, So 900 was on account of
California drafts.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department
Washington, the 18th and 1ith insts., fol-
lows
For the redemption Of stock .......... $le,312 20
For paying Treasury debts, l4,923 48
For the Customs. ............. 23,1l0 IS
For covering into the Treasury from customs 14O773 81
Covering into Treasury from misc sources. 5000 81
For the War Department ................ s3,9l6 So
For repayipg in the War Department .. 6,15S 90
For the Navy Department ......... Ill ,098 II
For the Interior Department. .......... 4,03S SO
For repaypg for the Interior Department 2,l57 27
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
M % N n Y RK r II.

WEDNESDAY, May 1852. NJ
The stock market took turn downward this morning.
The buoyaney Of yesterday has entirely disappeared
The shipment Of specie day is the prn ,ps
Of the change At the fret board Virginia es de-
cined y per cent; Erie Bonds 1875, Il; Illinois Central
Bonds, u; New York Central Bonds, u; Cumberland
Coal, X; New York Central Railroad, l. Reading Ral-
road, III Erie Railroad Il; Hudson River Ra1Iroad III;
Panama Railroad, 2. Galena and Chicago Railroad
advanced per cent. very large amount Of business
transacted in the leading railroad stocks The sales
Of Reading up about four thousand shares OF Erie
about thirty five hundred shares. New York Central
in better demand and the sales large at the
decline. In other stocks there activity. small
lot OF Stopnston sold S. This the market
value since pay ing the dividend The board Of drec
tors In Harlem has not helped the stock much. II is
very seldom that have at this little specu
lation in the stock market The brokers principally
sellers, but have cash stock to put the market
Their operations are, therefore, entirely on time.
After the adjournment Of the board, the following
sales Of bonds and stocks made by J. Thonps
$50 90 virs mia per cent bouds........ s61 9sS
10, 600 Louisiana per cent bonds. 677s
500 Lake Erie, Wabash and ss.Louis R7's y
sSSS Buffalo 90 and N. T. RR 49, g
The following sales Of stocks were made at auction by
A. H. Muller
34s shares st. Nicholas ms. Co. ........ 37h 41
354 do Kricserbocker Life ms. Co... 3s a40S
ECO do New York Consolidated Stage Co.. 10
co Norris and Esssx R.R. ............ 101
200 % cano.l Coal Co Of Coal River. per share gig
100 do Florence and Keyport Co ....... do 22
soc 90 Potomsc Copper Co... do loo
IS DO Bank Of the Co nmonwealth. .......... OF
Is do Fart River ms. Co. ................... %
Az 90 irving firo lnf. 20. 9o eo
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FrO CAPlTAIlsTS.-THE FOX AND WISCONSIN IN.
provemeDt Contrary offer to capitalists for investment
the remaining half Of thor per cont bon $3.50
able February 1853 interest semi annually at The Bank
cured by trt upon lands worth as loy valus
ment ITSELF together with its proceeds water power IT,
Inquire At the office Of the company IA Wall street
n GEOCERs $500 TO 81 900 TO LEND, By AYOUNG
1 man who wishes situation clerk in cheap cash
Aa had experience in the business Ter ten sssn
understands all psrts, and 10 . hrst salesman
4 dress Thomas, Herald Office.
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CLoTHINg AND FURNITURE BOUGHT FOR CASH.
" also stock and fancy goods OF oil paint
inm ieyslry and precious stones Piease address
DUSTELpVRP, u Elm street. Ladies attended ~ Mra b
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PROPOSALa.

ITO BRIDGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL BE
Il received at the ohce Of the suhscribers No Nasuu
York until We goth day Of Nay inst for the mate
snd INC ~ Of bridge q one span 2
clear over the Pasaic River at Paterson Jersey
ped before the 18th Of next The proposals
must DO accompanied By the plans quantity Of and
iron. BARKER M0ULTON.
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pAILwAY ACCEPTANcEs AND BUSINESS PAPFH
N fer sale, by JonN D. MURRAY, "A Wall street.
Eank OF North America. Cash loans upoA bank rail
way and Are nsoTaB0s stools bonds and note Advances
and On vessels At az d In port
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CLoTHINa AND FURNITURE wANTkp.-LADIRs
tsntlsmen having any TO dispose Of obtain fair
cash price for the by sending for tho subscriber
through tho Post Once otherwise At his residence
street. = =
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MONEY LITERALLY ADVANCED
lN BY PECARES, BERNSTEIN h PHILLIPS, auc-
oneers 81 Liberty door from Nassau stock
vessels real estate fprpiure pictures merchandise &
left with o sale.
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CTATEN ISLAND, NORTH sHoRE.-BOARDING.--A
~ gentleman and his wife, two sinsls gentlemen
eltain board for the summer in private family whore
there other boarder The house situated
Port Richmond and the Factoryvilio lsndng For
particulars inquire of Z. W. Whitmore III William street.
near N
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GUNNER RETREAT -REoPENING OF THE wADA
- wanuck House, Stonngton CT The old patrons OF This
and tho,e who NAV be fecking seaside residence
open for yisiters tho 10th June Every facility will
Afforded for bathing fishing sailing &C. For particulars
address at Stonington. J. @. BRIGGS.