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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-02
Thcatrcs and ExhlbItions.

ACADEMY OF MUsc-For the first time In America, the
last and best of Verds operas VIII be produced
In great spndor, as regards scenic beauty dresses
music and Of characters The distinguished artist
who fiji the leading characters Sgnora Stefenone,
ssnorDa vestva Signor Brigr OIL and Signor Amsdio.
The house from present appearances will be crowded
BROADWAY THEATRE -Sh al speare's historical Romsn
tragedy of /" Corioanus" is announced for night
The scenery new the decorations splendid aud
the costumes beautiful and appropriate. Forrest ap
pears Cooanus assisted in other leading characters
by Messrs Lanergan, Whiting, Hanchett, Mad. Ponisi
and Mrs. Abbott.
BowERY TKATRE.-The new moral drama entitled the
"Seven Temptations, Virtue and Vice Contrasted y
Waoron assisted by his active stage manager, is
bounced again for this evening PRIDE envy, avarce,
Jackets Of Blue" and the :. Midnight Wstchb Will
follow.
BURROWS THEArRE.-Dickens' play called "Davd
Copperfed" is announced for this evening" Burton In
great character Of wilkins Micawber Fisher Daniel
Pegotty Russell David Copper6eld, Miss Annie Lee as
Emily, Mrs Holman as Mrs. Micawber, Mrs. Hughes as
Miss Raymond as Martha. "Slasher and Crasher" will
follow.
AMERIoAI MusxUM.-The much admired drama of the
"Lady of the Lake, Is announced for this afternoon
c. W. Clarke and Miss Messenger in leading characters.
The evening amusements consist of the "Lady OF the
Lahe and the farce OF "Poor Pilicoddy" with Hada-
s s.s Miss A'''a''f and other '''' Of celebrity in the
WooDs MINsTREIs win give one Of their very amusing
entertainments to night 1t consists Of variety-sing-
ing dancing instrumental pieces, and the Wandering
Minstrel"
BUCKEYES sERERApERs.-Donizetti's opera of the
Exir Of Love- will be given tonight the artists ap.
pearng with white faces. We know of place where
an evening can be whied away with more pleasure.
PERHAx's MINISTRIES "A novel entertainment, consist
ing of solos, duets Tyrolean quartette, the Ales Re-
turn" railroad galop, and other amusing entertain.
nents for this evening.
MADAME AUGusrRs grand complimentary benefit will
take place the evening Of the 10th Of May, when is
hoped all those who admired her chaste, beautiful
danseuse while the stage and those who have re-
ceved instructions from her in the accomplishment of
dancing viii show their esteem for her abilities by
giving Der . bumper.
Mr. CHARLES WELLS takes his benefit the 9th Of this
month. The vocal and musical arrangement is
raj eminent artists appear on the occasion For particu
lars advertisements.
The PYEE AND HARRISON OPERA TROUPE will close bril-
liant engagement at Boston, at the end of the present
week They will then give opera in Providence, and at
Niblo's ON the 4th of June.
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The settlement OF Grdley Hollow, In Cortland county
N Y. has been almost entirely swept away by food
N smau stream called the Big Brook,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-02
Cotton Trade.

The movements Of this great staple in this country
up to the latest dates in each Of the past Eve years.
have been % annexeda-
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in Europe continues Of which there Is ct present fair
probability, We shal ind before the lapse Of anothsr
twelvemuntha change in the gold current We shah find
1t coming in from Europe instead Of going out, with full
as much force. few weeks VIII change commercial
and financial position very materially, when the abun
dance Of money and activity of business viii give great
upward impetus to prices for all kinds Of stock sseur
ties.
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7. J. Stewart Co. says
The quotations are now the those current at
the Issue Of last CIRCULAR Baltic 18th uiuno
desiT able styles bringing onsquarter more This
market yielded Nc. mp to Monday, 23d April at which
period received advices from Liverpool to 9th ultmo
per Nashville. The continued large business doing
there, although at small improvement, indicating an
extended demand for theraw the assurance
that shortiime working had ceased IN the msnufscur
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the Wounded. A
[From the Syracuse Chronicle, April 30
Az the II o'clock train, old road, was coming in from
the West last night IL horse near the bend
this side Of Gsdoss about hundred rods west Of the
kotuncs Strange say, the engine and several cars
ran the horse without throwing them from the
trsck but the hind car was thrown on The probable
reason is that the other well lodged whereas
the hind car had only nine or ten passengsrs The car
was thrown Of embankment twenty feet One of the
passengers who injured tells he thinks II turned
over twice. The wreck was complete, the car literally
defencsa persons OF the passengers with great force
added TO their natural weight Under such circum-
stances was Of course impossible that they should not
said in hearing that he felt perfectly happy when
he found that his lie was spared We have ascertain
ed - far ss possible the names OF those injured and
their condition and prospects.
M D. Wilder, probably lawyer, OF Canandaigua, was
wsrs taken mt to Ss Hotel
Charles Easenring, clerk IN the book store Of Hall
Hopkins, was seriously Injured. BE had leg broken
under the care OF 5hipman Adams
Mr.. Leib, also at the Syracuse House, attended as
We understand also that . man named finland was
Injured but were unable to ascertain thing in rela
There were two injured men at Hoyt & Mercer's pri
vate hospital One OF them, named Henry Ingersol is
from New York He is very severely injured in the
breast. His physicians entertained hopes Of his
covery at O'Clock this mornipg, though they pro-
nounced his situation exceedingly dangerous, and
thought BIN worss than half an hour before. He
In great agony grooming constantly with intense suffer
ing. The other is Mr.. Farnum, of skaneatelas. He
has been to CALIFORNIA; His wounds are not dangerous
though quite painful and The muscles OF his
right thigh are injured lie has also an injury on his
left arm, just above the elbow. He says he suffered
very greatly during the night.
VIM Hail. Of SEaneatelas, now at the Globe Hotel, is
slightly injured, having received q cut eye.
His wounds not serious
Clinton Bainard, of New York, who travelling in
company with IDgerso has several wounds, though he
is not seriously hurt he is at the st. Charles.
Mr.. Beecher, Of Montgomery country brakeman on
the road had his head hurt Not serious Ii ct the st.
Charles
Numbers Of people this morning visited the scene Of
the disaster. The workmen busy in removing the
wreck. The white hair OF the horse could be traced
bottom OF the car.
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Total ......... 71s 23,588 24,308 "a $50 %, s.
RrcE-The market during the past month has bel
and on speculation with considerable for export to
West Indies Prices have advanced all OF 1c. per pouI
within the month, and the stock ON hand tod
holders seem sangune that ere long the article mi
rule higher. We quote follows -inferor to commc
per h., 6Hc. q 5%c.; middling to fair de- 5xe q
good to prime do, 61Sc. 6kc..
sp1cTs.-1o0 mats cassia sold ct 40c.
SUGAR-The sales embraced about 700 800 hh(
Cuba, at 5ko &C., with some lots New Orleans at pI
yious rates, and 400 boxes at p. B. The marHet clos
8rm. Stock LIST May, 1855 =
LOTTO nIco.... .........................'
TOTAL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. II,
6oxes..
Stock In 1854 - -
Hogsheads. n
boxes.. .........s............. o.
bsgs Mania y,
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A MEXICAN Governor and tine Texas VOlun
teers-Insult and RetOrt.


Capt W. r. Henry, of the Texas mounted volunteers
recently offered the services Of his command to senior
Angel Trias Governor OF Mexico to operate
against the barbarous Indians In that State The Cover
nor declined the offer, stating that he could not admit
class Of foreigners into the service OF the republic
and much lees party organized the Texas volnn
teers. To this insulting the captain replied
follows:-
FORT DAVIS, March IL, 1855.
CEyERAL-I avail myself of opportunity offered to
transmit to you few lines in reply your communication
to meto proposition which made good faith,
present company OF Texas troops in the employment
the State Of CHIHUAHUA and aid In repeng Indian inva
sions Had not been for sentence in your reply
above alluded to, wherein you cast indignty and dis
homer the Texa character by nmating that Texas
troops stood low in yonr em son and are not OF good
end, and been contented With your refusa my pro
positon but sir Texans cannot be insulted with
IMMUNITY without being avenged.
At the time that offered my service to your govern.
ment had forgotten that you held your office ct the
pleasure Of the present called Hs Most Serene High
General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna" the well
known ungrateful enemy Of Texas. General, TO have
dspleased him would have been your downfall But the
time not far distant when his your govern
the force OF Texan vaor power and principle
that wrung the beautiful and fourishing State OF
Texas from your grasp and despotism. The very gov.
erument you represent have dread it's
paration from you whenever we may require it, From
the force Of circumstances II Ia that In Ave years
from this date the sets and rises upon your
full and desired, but unhappy and msgoverned country
1t will be governed by American principles-laws
have the honor to be- sir, very respectfully; your
Captain Texan Mounted volunteers.
To Seunr ANGEL TRIaa Goxarnar Of Chihxala..a
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TALLOW dull Small sales at III 70. n
ToBAcco.--There IL no marked change IN the toba1
market The stock Of Kentucky has somewhat increasJ
but prices remain firm for this and other sorts II
light, and good qualities well paid for. Sales IS hid
Kentucky and Msysviie at $40 IL c. 300 bales n
vapa, 23c. 4cc.; 131 do Yara at zoe. 3sc 1O8 I
IL DO Florida, st lac The following shows the stock
spanish tobacco IN New York May l, 1906
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-02

ABOLITION CONVENTION IN GINCINNATI-The
aboltonsts Of the west the 27th ut closed three
days convention In Cincinnati, which seems 10 have
made not q little STIR from the freedom and miscel
laneous character Of its discussions Speeches were made
by the Rev. Antoinete l. Brown, Rev. william Wells
Brown, and number OF other brown fanatics and when
the convention finally adjourned die IL was discover
ed that nothing had bsen done, and the delegates dis
persed in good order,
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MOVEMENTS OF COTTON IN THE UNITED STATES
Recepts Mt the ports since Sept /, 226, DOC
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itFttbBtn ~ t1D Rts - 1.-~~ -
corrsspsnding dates last Is yer. year
Total exports since Sept. ], II
Corresponding dates last : ysar,
!. " |" IN crop
Exports to Great Britain since
Corresponding dates :. last !. , ysor
stock in New York and ports
Corresponding dates :. last ,n : year;
!" |" q IN &c crop
Receipts at this port In April,
Exports from :. !"
Taken by spipners .
Tshen on speculation In April,
/" /" since 1st
Stock in first and other hands,
Amount on sale from all hand
In relation to the markets,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-15
VOL. 4...N0. 81.

IF you be affronted," wrote the philosopher.
"it is better in lorraine country to pass it by in
silence, or with Jest. though with some dishon
or than to endeavor revenge;for in the first case
your credits ne'er the worse when you return
into England or come into other company that
have not heard Of the quarrel. But, in the sec
ond case. you may bear the marks of the quarrel
while you live; II you outlive it at ALL" Here 10
lily liver with vengeance--dissuading his
Young friend from quarrel on the ground not ot
high Christian principal. but of unmauly fear
If the truth must be spoken, Newton was COW
ard. 1t is a most amazing thing to read how
frightened he was to face the public. He could
never bear publicity. This was parsly the result
Of timid disposition which made him shrink
from criticism, but partly also, it was the result
of self lf-absorbed and unsocable nature that was
all in all to itself and felt need of human
sympathy. When shortly after writing the a
boye letter to Francis Aston, he asked for
permission to publish one Of his papers in the
Phiiosop icai Transactions, he gave his consent,
on condition that his name should be withheld.
..For see not he writes" what there Is d.
sirnbe in public esteem. were | able to acquire
i. and maintain il. it would, perhaps, increase
INV acquaintance thing which ! chiefly
study to decline"--This appalling self.absorp-
ion is without parallel in the history OF the hu-
man mind. After having been embrciied in .
trifling optical discussion with dutch physi-
cian Of the name of I.nus,he writes as follows to
ono of his friends IL see have made myselfa
slave to philosophy; but If get free Of Mr.. Lin
us's busnessI viii resolutely bid adisu to It etsr-
nay, excepting what do for my own satisfaction
or leave to come out after me-" That sentence
represents Sir Isaae TO the life All his pursuits
were for his own private satisfaction; he Stunned
manknd and there is not one of his discoveries
that would ever have been published If they had
not been dragged into tho light by his friends,
while he looked on, iretting and muttering at the
intrusion. Of him it may DO said with truth,
what was never truly said of Milton. "llis soul
was like n star and dwelt apart"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-15
NyEWa EssspNs AHl ELLA

NJEWh ERNW AIElsA.--AmEIIa CoukTY July
~ is le55-Mcssrs Dove &Co-iast autumn had a very
line horse injured his hind legs badly as TO ennse
Il tn ell the of a head which tried every
remedy think of without relieving him IN tho
lons During the swelling continued when yonhg
Mr. Archer and recommended your Turf On pro-
cnred bottle very short tune before had used tho
contents of bottle the swelling subsidized and you could
not tell which leg injured lie is well and doing al
kinds of work. Very respectfully - ..s....,.. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-15

Wore News Of its Efficacy.

)
June End, 1850 j.
MEssRs DOVE T. CO,--DRAp SiRs; l hereby certify
that about the first March, attacked with Rheu-
of character In one shoulder ana arm
taking tho Of entirely from and from whch sui
ared pain three four days MY son the
procured n bottle of your Rheumatic ilnmen anu ap
i.d according directions from which was restored
In short time and my restored to nii strengih ana
,ior In few days and earnestly recommend to all who
nav he afflicted W nh And II IL duty owe
" " ' THOMAS HUNDLEY.
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Tidinus from Chcstcrficid.


MEssRs DOVE co, Richmond--Las fall one OF my
mules turned the stable while playing about
with other mules with the weight OF his whole body
against large plate etron cutting himself ON the thigh
ham about I'd long and from inch and half to
two inches deep The wound of such character rs to
suppose he would never be Of any service 70 me aga ee
icd the and In about three weeks ne was
well work. aud you cannot poreeye the least
sca, =, hs,e The cut yas made. II. A. WINFREE|
pS-Thcrc are many cases Of injuries to cattle In this
which been cured by Turf on and
benefit to procure You many cerneaes
whole neghborhood II Is the qnekefi heang nesdy
ibov over saw IL A. WINFREE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-15
ssilI more New. from IA Good MAN.


MESSRS DOVE a.GD,--I hereby certify that for years
n. a. have been much afflicted with rheumatism and from
,h freouep use your have been almost entirely
relieved of disease great deal OF II TO neigh
hor and recolec solitary case, where II has been
applied according the directions of Its having failed to AFFORD
ref No family be without this Lmiment regard
il ne one of best remedies for rheumatism have ever
very family in the world Yours truly, ...ss
VERY very .an,iy sa ,i3,h h dec ,"' "' A. CREWS.
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Wore news from oG shc First Wen Ia Henry.
lIILs POINT, Henry County, Va,

june 9TH, JHoo D.
DEAR sIRS Abont 18th OF December last became
very much afflicted thought old hurt In one OF
INV knees one) Of long standing, OF which bad fre-
tt attacks Within about six eight days II became 80
Violent that To sleep impossible In abon twentyfo
hours was attacked right hand aud wrist and In about
twolye hours attacked right ankle, az which tfne
nndor such pain not TO be able TO take
any rest whatever losing all appetite for any Kind Of osd
and In perfect helpless condition. became almost de-
ranged My family standing around my bed inpo-
ring me call In physician reply was that could OBJ
oi would do but that had as
well die with At length consented Tor
INV son To 20 James A. Crews merchant near me,
mud 10 say to him situation after had tried
every possible without the least benefit that
II he bad npy thing which could truly recommend to send
IL to me iio mel n bottle Of Doves Rheumatic linnep
used directed, and after about SIX hours cropped
,uub olon the time began 10 get ease the swell
linz suaped and In able to attend to my bus
ness aa ,isnaI sometimes attacks In shoulders
use the nment before with immediate relief by timely
nnnlcaon think IL most invaluable remedy, and am de-
srous that every person afflicted with tho most dreadful
scourgo ON (theumatsm,) should give 1t naL H
Yours, truly, &c. = .... =
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LIVER COMPLAINT, Jn"ndicc, Dypcpssin
IL Chronic Nervous Debility Ds,ase OF ,he sh m
as onstpaton Inward Piles Funess Blood to the Head
Iidt, ~ the stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food,
niIss m i,ht in the stomach Eructations, Sinking
or Fnt,ernr al the Pit stomach Swimming of the Head
od and difficult Breathing futterng at the Heart Choak
inr or Sunocatng Sensations when in lying posture DIM
ness of 5inn Webs before the sight feVcr ana n
Pain in the Deficiency of respration feo"nes oil the
skin md Eyes pain in Side Back Chest Limbs &e,
sudden Flslcs of Heat Burning in the fesh 'ng
nngs of Evil and great depression OF Spirits can DC
ly cnrod by DocrfR HoofLANps CELEBRATED GERMAN
BTTERS pParedy Dr N laeEs%n 80 "9sah p1aaenho
Their power over above diseases is not exceed equal
sa ee o{ n any oon ses after sfn ply scans had failed
These tcrs worthy the attention OF nvahds POSSES
l9 eTecisnr the most searching power in weakness and
affections of the digestive organs ihey are " e' 'e'
'' VInGiTfa 'rrsrInoNy-Dr J. NJ wilson Lexington, Va
Feb 9th 1852 81 entirely out Of the German man PIT
rho rrnth crion published Woodstock, Va said Jan
ION 1855 "a Great Medicine We have uniformly reanea
medicines Of day unless thoroughly convinced OF th9r M
vano Among those consider worthy OF notice s thc
German Btter nventedby DR. Hoohand and preParedby Or
Jackson in Philadelphia One instance IN particular IN Whe
The SUPERIOR virtues of medicine have been tested has fa
len under our During the last summer son Q,
Mr. Abram Crab, of this county, was very seriously auv @
dies h" purchased bottle Bter and after using was
So relieved of his distressing maady that ne procured
another hottie and restored entirely to :,
They are entirely vegetable free from all injurious ngred
For sale wholesale By Druggists all the prncial ana %
at retail by apohecare and storekeepers in every ~
oHa'gd SoIS by sTRoTIIER & WHITEHEAD, J. II THoMP.
son co, aud J. II sEAf co. Lyhehoar aGa 'y
HrERINOs, HALF AND ALL WOO' DEE
Nl LANES Grenoble Luste genuine iss hopa r,es aa La
dies Dress Goods of every dgssfRsA gaMas sTlGEER
<>HEEsE, CHEEsE.--A few casks Of that, that fine
u CHEESE the dairy of Messrs k99x nso co
EIsT OPENED- 10 u,,rs Wool Carpets. at 30 to
- 90 ,s ,sn''he cheapest ever o"'' JOHN ABRAHAMs
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An these warranted pure suitable mediei
nal purposes. For sale by JOHN II, SEN,
k Hts Druggist
NEW GROCERY. COMMISSION \ FOR-
~ wARpING HoIsE-1he subscribers have leased for
building lately erected in this city directly opposite the depot
Of V r. r., and immediately between the Railroad and
Canal for the purpose of carrying general GROCERY
COMMISSION AND FoRw anpiNG BUSINESS under the style
friends and the public generally new and well selected
stock of Groceries Liquors &C., in exchange for cash or
country produce and earnestly solicit call from them before
purchasing.
good supply of Lime Plaster and Cement kept on hand
which will be sold low other house in the city
All goods consigned to care VIII be forwarded with ds
patch, and particular attention paid to the order Of them
We offer services agents for the sale G" Wheat fou
Tobacco, Corn Oats &c, sc Charges REASONABLE" aud no
as soon as made A. }. BLACK
aug dts. \. fEIlnJo
ARRANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA, KAlLKOAD
~ ooMrANyThc subscriptions to the Capital Stock of
this Company for the construction of the Lynehhnrg esten
sion required be paid in monthly nsaments of 70 on
by order of the Directory,
oc %. eodtlstdccSwts J. H. REID, Seey.
NTOTICE.-Thc -nb-cribcr being dc-irom. TO
~ Stock of Goods at the old
stand of George agby will from this day offer the entire
oc bots s''' ''''" REM + sAoKErr
ACT. 18Th, ,uS5J.---O"r own smp"r'".io"s.--
~ Received saturday the lh, by Adams Co.'S Express,
the following eolored Castor Beaver Cloths
Adelaide;
Blue;
Brown.
Green
Black.
These made Beolay Sons celebrated estab
shment France expressly for sales We invite the at
the public to examination of these
Cloths They will be made order short notice and on
reasonable terms
oc lots GLASS q RAINE, J. DIXON, Agent.
I,UNs-we have Just received beautiful stock
u Guns, which invite the attention of
sportsmen, and the public generally
oc dts j. D. GREGORY 4 co.
lACT. Sth, 1sJ5.--Just received by express second
supply Plush Velvet Nestngs also quilted
silk These Goods will be found ready made If preferred
order in the most elegant manner at the Clothing
House ot GLASS n RAINE, j. DIXON, Agent
II UNHER FOR - We lsnSe hnnd
consignment 20 thousand feet of llNEll MBER which
wewil sell accommodating terms Please give us call
MILLER a ELAN, on Basin
(<rntc. Crates IA splendid assortment OF
which, for beauty and cheapnoss cannot
surpassed mrrke Let all consult their tastes ana
comfort Furnace and Range Warehouse and prepare
for Winters snow. clad hand. 1900.
oc Ials C. S BLISS.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MEDICINAL. LIQUORS AND WINES
WI Pure Juice Port Wine pure French brandy, sherry
Wine London Porter and Wofs Aromatic Schedam Sohnaps,
All these articles warranted pure and suitable for mede
nal purposes. For sale by JOHN H. SEAN,
10 IIruyr
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~ursV EXCITENEST ~ - EI.9Hc d
- Van can buy READY MA)t tiV h'4N' " %
rrRSIsHINta GOODS at wholesale and "n ,,o, a. appi,
- ad s,yle at low cash prices, oy eaAns " ~ taro you
i,,,W N}S corner Main and Marei StrelS X,rtb
Vii save 20 per He has just rstna1 urn es cxi,res
,l' = ~ ,h;s ,,r Of most fashonahe sly % Sre
~ TOT - othing line aud cheaper than was we -,
rety in the no, he better you call ard exam
IN TINS stock and at least ~ per & tbnn nm
me ms E ,,aol for cash and sells them az huen ] @ al
brys h ,oas for the same quality of floods f"u eah
hve @ CIohing to order IN the ] n' ama most fash
~ ~ "hortast notice and always get Tue he"'' " 49,
anable oods for your money. ~ cot good bargains at
Remember the p'''' w. April & NEWMANS,
,,ar,ar Of Main and Market streets
'o'"' " Lvnchburg, Va.