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STAGE AccIDENT--We learn from the Ohio STATE
Journal that one of Neil, Moore & Co.'s stages on
the line between Wheeling and Cincinnati, was up.
set, while coming west a few miles from St. Clairs-
vile, on Sunday last. The stage was upset and bro
ken to pieces. The driver was thrown from his seat
had his leg broken and was Otherwise very seriously
injured. The passengers were all more or less inur
ed. Rudolphus Dickinson, Of Lower Sandusky and
William McCay, of Columbus, we're much il jured
The names of the other passengers are not gwen.
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STRANGE cIRcuMsrANcE-The ST. Louis Repub-
lican of the 18th instant says:
ga respectable looking man Of the name of Dun.
can, somewhat over the middle age, arrived here
yesterday from Louisville on the steamer Boreas,
No 2. In walking from the boat to his stopping
place, with his saddle bags on his arm, he suddenly
fell and when he was raised by the bystanders il
was found that one Of his legs was broken few in
ches above the ankle and the flesh also severed hal
off, as if done by the blow of axe. 1t did not cause
him much pain at first, and he stated that he could
assign no reason for it, except that he had borne
more of his weight upon ii to relieve weakness he
felt in the other leg and the first knowledge he had
of II was in hearing it crash as be fell"
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NAFAL-We learn from the Norfolk papers thol
the United States frigate Congress, from Annspor,
anchored of the Naval Hospital on Saturday morning
and exchanged sslutes with the flag ship of Com.
Bolton. She is to be fitted out Immediately for the
Mediterranean, probably as the flag ship OF the squa
dron The United States steamer Princeton made
uia, on SATURDAY WIN her new propeller. She went
at the rate Of twelve knots an hour. Com Bolton
visited on Saturday the United States frigate Con
gress, Captain Voorhees,, and the new sloop Of War
st Marys, Comdr Saunders, at anchor OF the naval
hospital, and was received with the usual salutes.
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A COMBAT BETWEEN MONKEY AND CoRBA.--
The following account Of a combat between a mon
key and corba de capeilo, related to me by an
old friend in Bengal, who heard il from gentleman
who had witnessed the fact at Patua, some thirty
years ago;
The monkey inhabited a large burr (Indiee) or
banyan tree, (ficus, Indioa,) and preparing to
ascend il, when he perceived large corba the
root. On every attempt to approach the trunk, the
snake reared his crest to attack him, and, the
monkey moved to the other side, the snake 10 like
manner shifted his ground, always to intercept
his advance to the tree. The monkey on this quick.
ened its movements, danced from side to side, and
occasionally rushing directly the snake if to
seize 1t, kept it in state of continual alarm for
nearly two hours. At length the corba, apparently
tired out lay stretched the ground The monkey
now walked eisuely before it, watching its motions
all the time with the utmost vigilance and gradually
lessenng the distance between them till he arrived
within reach of a single bound, when, sprnging on
his enemy, before he had time to rear his head
grasped him firmly by the neck. The snake Instant
ly enveloped him in his folds, but the monkey re-.
ained his hold seized brickbat part of the ruins
of old pagoda at the foot of the tree and coolly
set himself to work to rub against the head of the
snake. This operation was continued with the most
determined perseverance,, till he had utterly de.
stroyed all vestige of the head, reducing it to con-
fused mass, when, disengagng himself from the now
inert folds, he threw it from him. and sprang up to
his wonted roos,ing place in the tree.
After this, it can scarcely be questioned, that the
monkey was not perfectly aware of the dangerous
character of the snake, and also knew we'll the seat
of the formidable power which his enemy possessed,
and could in an instant put forth for his destruction
II also appears to prove that the larger animals, I'M
like the smaller ones, and small BIRDS are incapable
OF being acted upon by the power Of fascination
Medical Times
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LIBERIA CoFFEE.-A specimen of coffee, grown in
Liberia, has been exhibited to us the berry is the
finest we ever saw the flavor we are yet 10 test It
was raised by Lieutenant Governor Benedict now of
the colony. He commenced his life as slave IN
Georgia through the kindness of his master he be-
came an intelligent well-read man, and was liberia
ted. He took TO Liberia with him well assorted IL
brary of eight hundred volumes, and has since be-
come one OF the most enthusiastic promoters Of Afr
can agriculture.-Ph Gas
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CRIME IN NEw YoRK.--Judge Edmunds, of New
York, in the course Of charge to the Grand Jury
DAY or two ago, said that sing Sing contained AIS
males and 81 females from the city the CITY Prison
l0o males and 50 females; Blsckwells Island, 500
males, and 564 females; making a total Of persons
confined in prison for crimes committed in New York
City, of 1856 The Judge pronounced the two large
prisons as Schools of Vice. though established os,en-
sibly Tor the punishment of crime.
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iNrtaEsrNe ErrsssENrs.-The most beautiful
array OF flowers may be produced by taking an elder
stalk punching out the pith, placing within the stalk
variety OF seeds, whose flowers blossom about the
same time, and busyng the stalk, and when bsos-
som'ng II has various ksds Of flowers, according 10
tne seed planted IN the stalk This Is beautiful Dis.
coyery, and well worth the experiment.
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tco provinces of Krcang Tux and K,ooug Sc, Mem.
Der @ tAs Bemd Of Var Of ~ First Glass; Vics G,ssr
diam Of > Heir App~s~f, JNinis.r Of State s~i Com.
missioner Extraordinary Of the Tia Tsing Ewapiry
MAKE, this COMMUNICATION in reply:
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

ring been SO fortunate As TO obtain a copy
entire correspondence between the Ane-
.llA Minister to China, and The Chinese iunc-
,ionsres, we resume its publication and hope'
in the course Of next week, " be enabled 10 "a,
the whole document before our readers.
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
By and 9Th he sdvies and eonsssl If The Senate
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.

CuSTOM.H OtISE OfElCEhS.
.o,,.c,ox..
,, Io..o, ssco Maine. vice Trisiram sto.
..,.',. .,r;r.A
-, V.nn.h,ok Maine, vice DAME
go, -. ..,..,,..;oo expired.
~ I.c.,os Plymouth, Mass, vice j
~ s,aIs.., - ,ommi.s,on expired.
- p.ro,,.bls. Mass. vice Ebe nezei
- ,..,,..,on sxpifed.
-. = C.srssrrH, Providence, r. L., vice
william r. Watson, whose commission expired
Nonss Wneox, New Haven, Conn, vice H. H.
Human, whose temporary commission expired
Asxu HusrMoros, Sag Harbor, N. T., vice John
n Gsyton, rejected by the Senate.
THosAs J. PAsrEuK, Ocracoke, N. C., wee Syi-
ye,ter Brown, whose commission expired.
NAVAL o,y,crx
wulAa PAKnrsrrn, Boston, Mass, vice George
p.,.r,. vvho.r ,smnor.rv commission expired.
', pr via. william
,-.,..a
- p.-,...a,,,h NJ ~ vice
- 90.
''.sp A &C. uou,,,d
asa ~
~"o's 'o''o,s''o" vi,. s,,,s Sis.
"1oA3k low ~
son, rno o' ~" y.,L NJ vice Henri, C.
v .,,;,sa
h'so'"' 1890. %. -. rrho,,..
'0AS 49, ,-r .o.n;..,o, xD;r.d
ooop''' $3.50 w. o,n,.,
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Jrsrcosp PsrsBrrrRr,S CHURcH, New York
avsnoss--Rer. James Knox, pastor, win preach in
tins church tomorrow morning, at ID O'Clock, and
~ ~. ssptimus Tu.ton 1t half past O'Clock, in
ths sAsvnooo. f"N
The public are invited to attend
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ELscrIos ov Z. s. SxNAroR.--Hon John Davis
was on Monday elected BY the Legislature Of Mass
chhsests an U. s. Senator for two years ensuing IN
place Of Hon. /. G. Bates, deceased.
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The Grand Jury Of Charleston, =. G. have pre-
sentsd the practice of duelling as grievance also
the practice Of selling spirtuOus liquors.
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Lee ron EseLASp.-The packet ship Concord q,
ice.
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The CouRsn OF EarIRE.-The population Of The
United States doubles once in %. years British
Isles AZ years; Prussia, SO years Germany, about
60 years; Russia. &c years Netherlands, SCI year
Austria, 50 years; Italy, 81! years France, los
years.
Old Europe will be In glorious minority some
years hence. II has been justly remarked that If the
young men Of America would only dismiss their IN
practicable notions of amassing fortunes before thew
: settle down in life, the Uoted States would bro
gress with still greater rapidly the people would be
happier, and our lunatic asylums, aims houses, and
orphan asyums IND fewer occupants. There as a
strong prejudice here against young men who aye
single" at the age Of twenty five. In France II d,
different, and French statesmen begin To- be alarmed
France is obviously descending in the scale Of nation
al progress, and unless the perncious influence oil
Partisan morality, upon other parts of the kingdou
be speedily counteracted by purer sentiments, She
VIII iaii rapidly behind her cotemporaries-N J.
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IN raosE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET rhkAs
81 usiru--ss sos-EssEsTIALs, LisExrrj AND IN ALL
THINGS cnAsIru.-AuSwstta.
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so do assorted Cotton do
10 do ladies' Merino Vests
3 do do Silk do
Is do colored and white Skirts
. 10 pieces extra fine Cambria Dimities
10 do medium do
Is do extra fine Irish Linens, CHEAP
80 do medium do dc
80 do low priced do do
10 do Linen Cambrics, from 81 to So per yard
IS do extra fine Long Lawns
Is do medium do
so do Birdseye Diapers, some Of which are
beautifully fine
10 do "a, 1914, and IA Damask Table Linen
Is do Damask Napkins
Is do Russia Huckaback, and other Diapers
is do 90, lO-4, and l24 Russia and Irish Sheet.
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Arrival Al Ns.h,ils Teonoss1s--Vis to the "Her-
mitsge"-Gen. Jackson his health employ mentsi
feeling for the resul, Of tho vote, IN The U; 8
senate. o., the Annexatoa Of Tcnas-The De
mocracy OF the Granite State" appreciated al Inc
West &c, sc.
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To his Excelleney TsIvEse, &c.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-16

TUNEUSTEE SALE or FAMILY GROCE-
.M RlES AND FIXTURES. We will sell on
tnlDa1 MORNING, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, at No.
i2o Lexington ST. between Liberty and Howard SIS ,
ny oder ct the Trustee, collection of good Family
GiocceS, consisting in part Of the following stock
kio' Java and 81. Domingo Coffee; white and brown
Susas; chests black and green Teas, viz: Imperial
Gnhpowder, Young llyson and Black; good assert
mehtoi good Liquors; Soaps Candles, viz: Adaman
tine, sperm, mould and dip; fresh Cheese; Flour;
sperm and common Oh; salad do; Rice; Stone Ware;
Spices; Mackerel; Salt Beef; Buckwheat Flour; 10
boxes Tobacco; casks Port Wine; Oil Cans, 100
gallons; Counter, Scales & Weights; PatenuBalance,
per; sacks Canary Seed; Tea and Spice Canistprs;
Molasses, with all the Fixtures, sc together with
every article appcrtaining TO first class Grocery
store. These goods have been but recently purchased
and bou .h with great care by good judge. Terms
cash, in bankable money.
dl6-4t THOMPSON & COVER Aucts
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-16
BY THOMPSON q COVER.

CATALOGUE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR BAL
TIM0RE MADE FURNITURE; l25 Gilt 81 Bronx
ed SOLAR AND ASTRAL LAMPS; PLATED
WARE; FRENCH CHINA, SC; 30 sets one to five
Light GIRONDOLES, sc. &c.
&WILL BE SOLD on the second floor of our
Wv Sales Room, No. 80 HANOVER STREET,
on THURSDAY MORNING, 18th inst, at 10 o'clk.,
splendid collection of FURNl URE, LAMPS, GI-
RONDOLES, &c. &c. We name in part, viz 1875
Solar and Astral Lamps, of the latest fashion, IS
of to ) light GirondoIes; plated Cake Baskets and
Casters; superior Pea Tray; French Dinner and
Tea China Sets, very superior; mahogany and wal
nut Dressing Bureaus; do do Dlning and Breakfast
Tables; high and low post Bedsteads; common Blu
reals; spring seat Sofas; mahogany and marble top
Centre Tables; mahogany and parlor Chairs; do Rock
ing Chars; Ottsmans; superior cherry and maple
Bedsleads: mahog. Toilet Tables, with glass; do End
Tables; do high post Bedsteads; Mantle Time Pieces
large and splendid Andir0ns; ivory handle Knives
and Forks, 81 pieces; Buck handle do; walnut and
cherry Washstands; Rout Tables; splendid marble
Slab beautifully inlad for CHEQUER TABLE; Sho
vel and Tongs; Papa Maeia Centre Table; 40 supe-
rior Mattresses; l25 large Comforts; Blankets, &c
Together with variety of Goods not enumerated
The goods can be seen on Wednesday morning at IL
O'Clock, Catalogues ready on Thursday morning.
NS- The Ladies' particularly invited to this sale
Terms cash, i'll Bankable funds.
dl5-4t THOMPSON s. COVER
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WHO CAN SAY THERE Is NOTHING NEW
FOR TODAY
TENHIS DAY RECEIVED BY
u TAYLOR, WILDE co.
The Pictorial Brother jonathan for 1916, l2s
Love and Mesmerism, by Horace Smith, %
Shakespeare Illustrated, II and -, 25
illustrated Jew, No. 6, %
The Squire, by Miss Pickering, y
Money, a Comedy in five acts, l2!
J ulia Bicknell or Love and Murder, IS
Mornva, or the Outlaw Of the Forest, l2s
The Family Circle for January, 10
Arthurs Magazine for january, IS
A variety of Gifts, Animals, Keepsakes, &c. sc.
{B3- Every new and cheap publication received D..
soon as issued, and for sale wholesale and retail at
TAYLOR, WILDE CO.'S Literary Hall,
Nos, a, and Jarvis Buildings, Bait
And at No. s ELLlOTr'S BUILDINGS,
1t Penn. Avenue, Washington City.
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cry (NTE1JIGFNCE.

Relcf of The Poor The Mayor of the city
having requested the citizens to assemble in
their several wards this epening, to devise means
for atiordng relief to the suffering poor, it is
hoped that the call will be responded TO By a
full attendance in every ward, as there is no
doubt much suffering in tho city, particularly
among widows and children. As the distrbu-
ton Of what may DC collected, requires cons-
derable care to prevent imposition, distributing
committees should be appointed TO visit the
premises of every applicant-and as many TO.
males would rather suffer than expose their
wants, excepting to their own scX, II would be
we'll to have ladies selected in each ward, TO aid
the distributors. Some of the wards, it is
known. will be unable to subscribe u sum ade-
quate to the supply Of its own poor, and we
respectfully suggest the proprlety of placing
the whole money which may be collected UNI
der the control of convention formed by dele
galcs from each ward. This was done with
great advantage few years ago.
More Juvenile Rogues. Officers Moore and
Knirhton arrested, late last evening, two small
bows. brothers, one aged 10 and the other about
l2 wears, on the charge of stealing various ar
tcles of dry goods from stores in different parts
of the city. Their names are John and Nlcho-
las FarrIl. When arrested they confessed to
having stolen the articles, and that they had
sold them TO a woman named Margaret Riley,
who keeps a cook stand in the Centre market
house, and lives on West Falls avenue, near
Pratt street bridge. The officers on searching
the house, found the following goods, which
she acknowledged having purchased from the
boys-i large blanket shawl, piece of check,
pieces of cashmere, 8 pieces of white fan
nell pieces of calico, A pieces of red flannel
and large knit shawl. They were taken be-
fore Justice Miller, and committed for fur
Their examination, to take place tomorrow al
ternoon-the boys on the charge of theft, and
the woman for receiving the goods, knowing
them to have been stolen. The unfortunate
woman has several children, one of them only
twelve months old, which she took with her to
prison. Truly "the way of the transgressor is
hard"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-16

D3- OF TANNlN. Since this article was
introduced last fall, the sale has become immense.-
To soften leather matter how hard, il acts TO the
as,onishmcnt of ALL and for all old Leather, Harness
aud Carriage tops in use it is invaluable, and no
stables would be without il when once known.
70 he had at the corner Of Baltimore and Hanover
SITS, Baltimore Also at the corner of Baltimore and
Harrison sta, and at 81 Thames street. IT
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a. EYRE& CO., NEW WORK. ,hantG,l fo

a. EYRE Il CO., NEW YORK, than (uI for
Ne the patronage literally bestowed on them
since the establishment of a
GLOVE CLEANING AGENCY
in this clty have been induced by the SUCCESS whicl
has attended their efforts to appoint number oil
AGENTS in various parts of the city. Ladies and
gentlemen who leave GLOVES with persons appoint.
ed by u.s. can rely on having them done to their sat-.
faction and returned IN proper time, or charge
will be made.
The following persons have been appointed Agents
for our establishment, and no others are iuthoriy e
TO receive Gloves for us
II. w. WILLIAMS, LADIES' Shoe Store No al
Baltimore ST.
THoRNE's Philadelphia Shoe Store, opposite tn
Museum
Mrs, HoWLAND's Dry Good Store, No. 50 Leg
ingon street.
JCOLE'S Ladies Shoe Store, No. % Ballast
9G9- For the accommodation OF those living on The
Point, an agency will in few days be established or
Broadway, f. P dl6eo3t
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FIFTEEN FEET OF Ssow. The Quebec Ga
zette of the 9TH says that the thermometer at
that place was down to len degrees below zero,
aud the snow lies in heaps more than Is feet,
and then falling 50 thick that it was impossible
to see at a distance OF few feet. The ST.
Lawrence was piled mp with floating ice. This
degree of cold is more severe thqn the lrightfn!
climate of Moscow in 1912.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-16

FAILURE OF RAILROAD CONTRACTORS. The
Boston Traveller states that the contractors for
several sections OF the Gloucester Railroad dis
continued work GA Sunday last, taking away
drcd laborers, and suudry citizens of Beverly
and Gloucester, minus il the sum Of something
like $4,000. The Irish Iaborers, il is said, o,o
in very destitute condition.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-16

New CIRCUS COMPANY. An equestrian company
under the management of MI. ChGilas Hare, known
us the ''Dominion Circus Company" has arrived in
town, and taken quarters nj the Three Tuns Tavern
Workmen arc busiiy engaged in boarding up the lot
in the rear of the Eutaw House, Paca ST., between
Balii more ana Fayctte sta, for their Circus
The company is said to be composed Of varied and
excellent talent, with fine stnd of horses. Their
first enterta 'nment will be gwen on Thursday even
ing, and frsm their excellent location we have no
doubt, they will be literally patronaed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-16

FIRE Ar ALBANY. A fire occurred at Alba
ny on Saturday morning, which consumed the
boarding house Of VIM Lockcrty, with all its
furniture, and the building occupied by Doctor
Young as an apothecarys shop, and by Mr..
Royce as a silk fringe monutactory, The wea-
Their was extremely cold, the thermometer rang
inc from to 6 degrees below zero.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-16

MURDER AND SUICIDE. A Mr. b. Holmes,
of Dallas County, Ala, Shot Mrs AIcIlccpc,
daughter Of Nlujor J. c. X. Pool, with rovol-
wing pistol, about q week ago, and then shot
himself. The deed was done at the house OF
Mrs Mckeonc's brother-in-law, in Dallas, and
in his parlor. Unrequitcd love is said to have
been the cause, and the affair has produced
much excitement.
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NNHRISTS.AS PRESENTS. Those wishing
~ Christmas presents, that will be appre cated by
their friends, very respectfully invited to call at
PLUMBE'S, No, 205 BALTIMORE STREET, and
nave their ikennesses taken in his inimitable style.
such memento every true friend would consider of
more value Than rubics all the gaudy baubles vain
and fiatterlng world can produce. Pictures taken
from y O'Clock, A. NJ. until 4, z. NJ. dl6-gtt
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EHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
" SEIIING NEE TO CINSEl


Inc subscriber being obliged 10 close his business
IN few days, is SELLING OFF his Stock without
regard to cost. There is on hand large supply ot
DINNER, TEA and TOILET SETS, and every ar
hcie in the above line-ail of which will be sold
without any regard TO cost Persons wanting such
Goods, ether by Wholesale or Retail should avail
themselves of the opportunity. Goods packed and
cent to any part of the city free of charge
dl5-3t sim of tho Coid p;,nho,
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G3- OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md Consoli-
dated Lottery, for the benefit of the Frederick Fe-
male Seminary, class 40, drawn on Saturday last
as 81 6 "a 81 81 Al ID 43 10 49 80
IS and 81, being the Ist and Cd drawn Nos each 20
6 and 81, being the Cd and Sd drawn Nos. each 10
and %, being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each
"a and 81, being the 4lh and 9Th; 81 and a. be
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each
Those having on them two of the drawn Nos. "a
Those having one only of the drawn Nos on, !.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-16

FRoxr ST. CIRCUS. Notwithstanding the hlclem-
ency Of the weather, The "old Frontst." was last
evening well filled by an intelligent and fashionable
audience, to witness the first appearance amongst us
of the ''New York Circus Company" Every ihi"g
passed siIin the most happy land the audience
seemed more than usually delighted with the even
iug's entertainment, The AcroSat Family, who have
caused so much f1or in the the tticg world, gave
so!re OF their wonder vi performances. They de-
serve all the press has said of them. An attractive
bill is of red for this evening,