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TELEGR RAPHIC.
EVENING SESSION N-ADJoURNMENr

PBiIADEIfTlIA Jan D-B 7. ii.
The Convention assembled At sK lock and several
excellent speeches delivered By Gen. Ranoey Of NJ
Gen hecails of KY; Rev. Or. Van Pelt, Of New York,
and tthsrs.
resouton was adopted recomm ending tho soldiers
70 meet in each Congressional district aud pstou their
claims.
Another resolution ing the Legislatures OF the thr
teen original states TO take action upon ths proposed
uonc monument In In epsndence square the Sgness
OF Tie Declaration OF Independence, was adopted.
After other business Of minor importance the Convsn
ton adjourned si,e die
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with tb. ts'ermustiou 70 nohrs - rrs-~s =
heron. Bat when hear m-n irsz = II rp''ev Y
In such affair this and speak - res iutio1s II
sneh ls- cience tNint any otz cpsht to sPsss.
What value there 10 all ths resslrti 'us rt,s
" lest we back ITEM up BY money my s- " CO..
msnc- ct cree, ard make r1ation I, sp5Otot
mti.r a. dify. siatipg II sil =.
kee In the city wnc sh.n eoiass - ~
5s,ers hy ths fire. and n pscgs my.. 10 pssr u Il
ths isiArgr Hotel sie oo their feet again.
Captain FERHls of tue Mshtb regiuezt, Ns'ioua.
Ennr would aiEn grrt th.t ling
tesb pssspg uiOns, 70 aAo sympathy far
rn6otiups cnndoe wish them saowi1y som.
Of b veil frsm heir ooansslloa wit, niy nil ssrs
corps Some ~ hsrs kso~ hs-e lost all they ~,,sA
wcrth Ar Wr,gN y most ~iid fro- tue 'aissstsr
Hs csn- INTO tfe Asmly Ia tight and ..fjns =,
chair. sur hrssiiy into and repeated to ht aee
ola in my peck, C. all thst - .ft &C gekfs ~ ~,
Sir thins nboui1 ts,b of a,or-y OF r.. la
II des, agree WITH Il apo ntIent OF ths n
m''ee.
The motion tSeo put and carried tn ,ppon coa
mitt,e cf afy 10 collect for tns -asrers
Mr. CssPBKlI the Cashier OF he Pacidc BAnx Wa ap.
pointed tr.s of ths ccma',tess
u. NssIEY SAM he would @xpr.ss his s,m ,sth- b.
Af'er further talking the meeting adjourned tn
10 report bow tiers stand, and what IL best 90 DO
done
News from Central America.
We have received alss from Costa Rica up !, the
22d Of Decsu ber last This any portAncs
The treaty between thi, republic a., Btsia dAtsd
November 27 ls4s and that With Frauos dated March
IL ls4S have beer renewed and the aauce strengthen
ed and confirmed.
From the Gazette ot Gotta Hca Of Da,e her 10 ~ sse
that tie negotiations of Senior Don Ramon de Ia Cua
behalf OF the government ct M.irid In relation with
the of Gus'em ala and Costa Ric. have bee,
IS yet wi,hoat any rs,ut " But" says the Grsale,
thanks to the affection always felt in tais ropubo for
the mother country beevs that the obstacles ct ia
the way OF satisfactory understanding will be
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The Exsled P0Ies.

Tie Committee Of the Polish Democrats Society has
the honor TO thank the Hon. John p Hale for his kind
10 have accepted te Presidency of the meeting in
ccmmemoraton Of the revolution Of the e9th day OF
November 1885, celebrated the 9th Of last month
also the American citizens and the societies Of all ma
tion, who, sympathizng with the holy cause of the
freedom and independence of Poland came to join the
Pole al their sc,cmny the orators who have spoken
and tho othsis that b the advanced hour hind
cred 70 speak.
The Committee 81 the Polish Democratic Society has
tie honor 10 inform tho American citizens that report
OF the proceedings with the various speeches, will be
osucec by the press, and the Polish address ag fol
lows
w. PEns,pRsrhe anniversary VIC celebrate to-day is
The COMMUNICATION Of that glorious revolution in which
handful OF Poles made resistance during eleven months
TO the Northern colossus that three allied powers, with
considerable forces cannot oyerwhclm till this day, and
cannot overthrow this formidable giant, only by the
restoration OF Poland in its freedom and independence
is Eot the love OF beloved country which aater.
~, and makes TO believe that without the resora
lion Of Poland the powers cannot overthrow the nigh
OF the Car CT Russia secure the liberty TO the E
vear Win ees.ess sbos and esrse
vtrence we strive to spread the principles of the unvor
sal democracy. We are convinced that the moment is
close at hand In which PolanA must rcconquer its
liberty and its rights We ready TO go In advanced
guard against tho most sanguinary Of tho yrants but
BY this our address, NC make an appeal to the whole
great and free Americen nation, that IL should
Der that those who submit this claim TO II are the
Of Kosciusko and Pulaski friends Of the great and i'm
mortal Washington and who shed their blood for It's In
aependence We therefor beseech you, Mr. President,
citizens TO agree TO the ensuing resolution
That committee composed Of at least, four Amcri-
nently.
Thsduties OF the said committee shall be:-rirs 70
kndle the sympathy Of this republican nation OF the
United States, and to imporc the moral intervention Of
the government in favor Of Poland sccond, to find the
means worthy honorable and tho most proper 10 enable
the transport OF the Polish patriots from America TO Eu-
rope when the moment Is at hand. Mr. President, be
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BROADWAY TriiGtTRE--Miss y NJ. Davenport whose
stands al the head OF the drama rs irngi, ac
trcss appears tonight Parthenia In the play OF ON
gomar," assisted by Mr. Conway IDgonar. mo fairy
extravaganza Of "Ganem' viii close the amusornent5
BowIEy THEsrr.E--Tbis fayoIite resort is crowded
every night since the introduction OF the equestrian
troupe Narious foats in the RUG are fanounced for
this evening Tho amusemcnts close with thu Cataract
OF the Ganges.D
Iummcrmoor, which abounds with the richest musical
gems, win DO given tonight for the Lest time. Nile.
Nau, whose sweet fntopatons have bscn admired by
everybody, appears as Lucy.
Burrows TufATE..-T Tho Same piece the Upper Ten
amp the Lover Twenty, which has been drawing large
audiences os nearly month, IL announced again for
this evening The amusenents will terminate with the
drama Of MILDLY Ashore with good cast.
NATIONAL TBrATaR-lte entertainments will commence
with grand equestrian performance, after which the
drama OF "Rober Macarc' win BE- performed, and the
romantic spectacle entitled the "Dev Daughter With
Miss Hathaway in the leading part closes all.
WAII.AcKs THEATRG--This neat and fayorito theatre
continues IN prosperous career Wallsek il niefati-
lions for this evening the Emo old comedy The
Road to Ruin" and The successful farce OF the New
footman.n
9ames anderson, the Engush trasedian, who is
no1neeu 10 appear tonight AS 0heo, and sr. T. Eddy
Fair lady, viii conclude * en- et.nnis ssyer won
mg-hrs. NJ. Jones In the leading part.
A,pl,cS Mrs1mn Tho performances Of this day ARE
From aae :, s c.r tn Msssyer They consist Of
nra ma OF = The Orphan Of Geneva" and the
musical farce OF the loan oi Lover.v
WooD's MiNsrnIsTIle burlesquc opera Of q rso ar,
Make airs" together with variety OF nero son1s
form The amusemcnts Of this evening -
BueEi5Y's sInEsApkls--Tbc grand musical est,va.
ganzs OF beauty and the tscast will DO given TO- nlrh.
also pleasing negro melodies. s"''
wooD's yARrErns.-Negro delineations. Burche,s
breakdown, dancing by white characters Dr. vnsntno,s
lectures aud other amusing features tor this evening
norr crrrl;--slrs Macready whose readings have
been highly ouogsed by tho press generally, win rive
dramatic readings from Shakespeare and other poets this
evening Her selections always good, her voice "a
clear and melodious, and her gestures excellent
Mr.. s. Glenn % tho rowery Theatre intends 10 do
lyer octore the drama the Grs Sunday evening
Il next month
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Before Hon. Judge Morris

Bciore f0n Judge MOTIFS
THE RUSS AND REID CASE IyJUNCTIoS AGAINST THs
MAYOR AND COMMoNALTY OF NEW FORK.
Horace p Russ and George w. Reid he Mayor,
Aldermen and Coosmonalty IF tho city eJ New Yors--
On reading complaint and afday in this suit &d ap
proving undertaking therein 1t is hereby ordered
that the defendants show cause, nj special term
this court 10 be held at the City HAIL. the city OF New
York. Monday, the 18th day Of December inst at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, why injunction should not
be granted, according TO the prayer of said complaint
aud in the meantime and until the decision the said
notion IL IL hereby ordered that the said defendants
their servants. agents. officers and attorneys and each
and every Of hem do absolutely refrain and desist from
ratifyng, confirming accepting doing any act
thing tending to rstfy confirm accept the surrender
s or Il said and & sSs p the
airy, 1854, purportng to be surrender OF contract
then subsisiine between the said plaintiffs and the said
DEFENDANTS and release of the said defendants from all
claims and demands hereunder.
Before Hou Judge Roosevelt.
Dc. 4.--Uotghon Adam..--Neither party knew,
or considerIg the distance could well have known OF
the failure at The time And the defendant after,
upon learning the true shape Of the case and that there
had been mutual mistake promised ami OF course ac-
knowledged the moral obligation to refund That pro
mise henow insists not having been reduced 10 writing,
il not legally binding But although not binding in law
admission oil fact 1t shows beyond Dispute that II
was part OF he original contract-a contract which
being muiiarcousy executed required writing that
for the small consideration Of one dollar and ninety
ceuts the brokers TO take not only She trouble Of
collecting the notes OF distant bank, but the risk OF
their being at the time actually .'bad Broken bank
notes. by sort OF universal understanding, diff
ferent commodity from merely 'uncurrent money"
And when person pays out or sells bank note
merely uncnrrcnt and at rate corresponding, he
pects and understands that in II turns out that
the bank ~ the time only distant but defunct
he Is 10 refund in Justice and equity he obviously
ought, the consideration received The understanding
OF the parties in this in other cases. when clearly
shown, and when there is formal writing and
requtd,fis the contract Of the parties and that
tract, there being nothing unlawful in It. il the judicial
of the parties rights. In this view Of the
the report OF the referee, In its legal conclusions
against the plaintiff, IL erroneous and the Judgment
consequent upon il should therefore he reversed and
tria! ordered, with costs to abide the event. the
trial unless both pastes consent 10 another reference
to be by jury The cause to be placed the short
cal pIar
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PrnIsHbEs-We notice. In advertisements put forth by
the publishers OF various newspapers, which Is
calculated TO nsead both postmaster and the confu
nifty They say, Postmas tiers in any part Of the
try always willing to become the agents Of subscrb
ers and in this capacity may write and frank orders Cor
the 49, sign frank and send orders for the -
written by another.n
Now, have it from the highest Post Once authority
that the whole of this statement far it regards tho
fraukng privilege Of postnasters, Ia incorrect That
privilege only grants 10 postmaster the right TO send
free letters written by himself on his private bu ness
to receive written communications addressed to himself
on bis private business lin either not to exceed
half an ounce in weight; and to send aud receive free
letters and packets relating exclusively to tho business
his Office, or OF the Post Office Department Washington
Scaftnei. Nor 30
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ArOTHER SLAVE SrAhpEpF.--Snce last Sunday
Information has been given in city Of the escape OF
some seventeen slaves from State. Mr.. Berry of
this Place, lost five, for whom he offers reward of
Wash two. Four have abseended FROM st. Charles and
three from Saint Genevieve No traces have a. yet
been discovered OF the fugitics They are evidently
under the haods Of most ssilfu guidess. Louis Dc
moral Nor 30
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TIN SAur SrY. ~. RIA CASAi.--A largo number Of tho
laborers employed upon the Saul canal came down on
the Illinois her last trip. The work Is nearly
pleted, snd will be entirely within few weeks The
opening Of spring viii make n in tho hsLory of
the Upper Peninsula. The great impcdmcnt 10 the de-
velopent OF and n tho general prosperity
OF the country will have been renewed The canal Is OF
sufficient capacity to admit the largest vessels that float
the lakes. lakes Ontario, Erie St. Clair Huron Miehi
vessel may clear from the head n the latter for Liver
pool, Havre, Canton and passing through the river
breaking bulk. ls not the achievement proud oDep-
Detroit Ircs Pyess, Dec. 2.
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ASSESSMENT OF THE FIRST DISTRICT OF NEW
OKLnlSsWe indebted to the Assessor, says the Now
Orleans Pcayune Of tho Goth ul for the snbjoned alb
stract of the OF the First district Second
Municipality parish Of Orleans for 1854, after obec
tions and corrections have been made. On comparing
this statement with the returns Of last year. II will be
observed that the increase Of taxable property in this
district is S5,3S5255, vz-of real estate $l39 49, of
slaves, S172, $50; and OF capital, s. ,072, 500
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Edgar Conkln, Of Port Jervis, N. ", after eating
quart OF wanuts and rarsking freely Of oysters, died
suddenly. No wonder.
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United States District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Ingcrsoll,

CFs
pfo. sWil,lnm Bou ton, indicted for count srfei.ing
motion OF the District Attorney cnlle up for
sentence, he having pleaded guilty to the charge. The
Judge, after ren1kng upon the injury 70 The
nifty which tic dissemination 81 base coin incts
fenced ihe defendant 10 eighteen months Imprisonment
ana TO pay q enc Of 80.
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The Rights OF Frcnchnen Abroad.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK, Dec. =. 1904.
The recent sosic affair gave occasion for mentioning
the imperial DEGREES concerning the Frenclmcn natural
ised in foreign country. These decress enacted
At the Of April g. $780, and August IL, ls1l and
their contents may prove interesting TO your readers
The OF Als &, 1902 submits TO the exceptional
Jurisdiction Of the especial Cours,o and TO capital
punishment With forfeiture Of all his estate tho French
man, when nasurali4ei in foreign country who,
being In the military service OF foreign power, not
leave that service return TO France the beginning Of
a war between France and the said foreign power
Any Frenchnan holding under . foreign power any
political, administrative judicial Office is also bound
70 return 70 Fraree at be beginning OF war; with the
penaitics to he exception of the capital pnnis
nent, which y replaced by .civil DEATH
The FrcncNmcn residing abroad may be recalled 10
France by Of the Emperor Ii they arc in The
military service OF foreign power, ond do not
France within the time fixed BY tho Decree they sb-
jeet 70 capital PUNISHMENT in case the war takes place.
tales place.
" the Ircnchmen recalled by decree we're holding
judicial oes ard do not obey the decree they are saS
eet 70 civil eath with forfeiture OF their cstates ana
even holding no Office he does not obey do re
calling him nominatircly. tsA
The decree q August 20 ISL prohibits the naturAii
saticn OF am Frenchman in foreign country except
With the permission Of the Emperor.
In default OF such permission the Frcpchman by being
natnraliztd in foreign country, subject the for
1riture of all his estate; he Is moro able to Inherit
and all descending him goes 70 the next heir
Ae 10 deprived OF all his civil rights ~ found on the
French territory, he is 10 be arrested and expelled and
h he Is found second time he Is to be detained
IN jail during one year at least and ten years az most
Among the Trenchmen naturalycd in tho United States
there IL not likely who asked the permission ~
tho French government and few who know OF The
existence Of such csorbtant les tve dispositions, But
must be said That the larger part repealed ny
Subsequent laws, and the balance Is to be deemed abe
gated BY dsuse after than forty three years
obcdient servant, STANIsJ.AS 6JEERTON,
Member Of the French bar 20 West Thlrty-seconl 81,
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The Remington ~. ~ Railroad has been completed
20 iambeItsile, whore II connects with the ncviders
Delaware Railroad.
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EXECUTION or SLAVE IN AoBrLE.-Bssvcen
three ard four O'Clock NJ, Yesterday tho full penalty
Of the law ves inflicted the negro Joe, for assault
wpon his owner X. y. johnson. with intent to kin b.
sentence the hanging to ake place between ton and
four and number Of perons assembled at the il
Witness the execution IL Is painful 10 dwell on such
and unnecessary 10 recount what Was sail and
we you'd iair loesnton what was done When ali was
ready the signal was given, the trap sprung, but
unhaTpily az The victim eii tl,e rope broke II
new rope was being procured aud adjusted At length
Tho septsnec YES completed, and the culpt erpiated
Dis offence by yicsent d,a.h.-HcbIt Pe0lsi Nov g.
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The total population Of lawrence Mass. is IL ss1-el
whom s313 are Of American birth, and 66Ss from for.
cign countries.
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Know No1sse yIcroay n INV OgLF.ss.-

Know NOlHING VIcroRY II INV ORLEsSs.--
The following says The New Orleans Picayuae Of the
2su ult IL the result Of the election yesterday for
State Senator and two representatives. The vote Is
unusually small, and IL win be that Aessrs la
vergne aquess and Herman have been elected. These
gentlemen Know Nothing candidates aud their OPP
ponents the regular nominees Of the democratic
party
SENATOR.
Disfrids--Fsrs. Second Third. }bprh. Ytai
LAvergnc.. ..1G15 9e6 $50 1853 $50
Gordon ... T3s AS I51 90 ], j5j
-
Majority for isrcrgne 1905
REPRESENTATIVES,.
First Representative Difyis.
frecsncss-fiTsf. Hco1sd. nsot
Jaouess. ........... ....... l55 100 $50
tO~t ITO w 1s
Majority for Jaquess.. lS3
Pourta Representative Dsfrict.
Psecincs--Eighh Meth 1osai.
Herman. .......... 1856 lo4 700
wilson ......s.....- ~ " ITO
Majority for Herman. ,,..........,....,.... IH
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sha1svs q ioisa1oy sssesis>ed VIM AsuAnisy Mat
Asrs AsitAsr u tire 10 anayss nsR ~ disposition 70
comment upon.
ne heafth Of Cala ssstinuM essa.
few bexea Of sugar have been sent 70 The ety,
but pfsbehs that the produet win fA oin weight
from calculations that have been made, for Of
The loag dry Weather In Of the largest producing
dstric bat the crop will be fully equal 10 that Of the
past year.
We have been very quiet and there Is nothing TO give
over which arc said 70 b moving, and we see no
smoke or assures to make trembe for the public veal
AZ ever, yours. ID.
The daily union., 1854-12-16
Rev. EDWARD A. KNIGHT, Prcsideni,l
Rev. JAMES b. DONELAN,
Rev. TIMOTHY J. O'TOOLE, }Trustc
THOMAS CARBERY, Treasurer,
w HJGKEV 0acrz,,,, - I
FOX THE WEST AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMI
OHIO RAILROAD.
- ~ s7isz17lf3; ;i1aaiEsl;7E3 3SazBaRa1fR


fmpored "ra"gement' for irarei-mport changes Of seha
rHE completion of raioad between Wheel
ing and Columbus uniting
and North and Southwest greatly a
vanages through travellers in that direction.
day NovembeT11, leo9 the trains will be folows;
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast trains daily will duecqoa Frst the mai
ain, leaving Camden station at instead of O'clock a.
hereofoe except Sunday snd arriving Wheeling at a.
M seeoni the express Han leaving nj s. instead Of
hours, reaching there at 10 25 This will stop
ngton Junction. Sykesve Monocacy, Harpes Ferry,
burg Sir Johns Run, Cumberland Piedmont, Rowesbug,
burg Fet,9nan, Pennington Cameron Moundsve only
wood and aud Beth prompt ant
regular will, the of the Central Ohio
Sundusky, Toledo Detroit, Chicago, Louis
&c Passengers leaving Baltimore by the mail train
there at " the next night being kept but night the
either train. ga TT'- =
points, make direct with the trains
land and Psburg railroad all when navgabIe
for steamers between wheeling and Wsve by leaving
Returning, Wheeling follows: The express
train AT 30 reaching Baltimore 50 train
Through tickets by Wheeling Cincinnati Madison
Louisville ST. Louis ard other river cies will be sold
when the stage Of water will admit
Through tickets between BALTIMORE and Washington,
important cities and the We sold the
OF the company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS. aaE
The mail train, leaving Camden station will passengers
WheeIing IL IS, midnight Cumberland M and ar
Iives at Baltimore ut Z, p. .J..f.
dae places will start at daily, (eacept Sunday arriving
in Frederick at 4p Returning will leave Frederick
arriving at Baltimore at l2 30, IN
The Ecos Mills accommodation viii be run daily (ercep
sundsys,) as follows;
Leave Camden Station AT 4, a. Tn and 3, p. T~
Leave Encc,t's Mills ut 7 30, a. iD and 80, p. m.
Dec lA-d,f
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AND ryEnY oruEH DEsCnIp-

on Of house furnishing dry gooduwe are now receiving d
rect from importers and from auctions in New York brilliant
supply Of superb velvet tapestry Brussels three
Ply and superhne ingram which will sell from 20 10
80 per cent less than former prices.
Also the most elegant aud varied stock Of curtain materials
nave opened bfocaleie
satin Turkey cashmcs
iain ehniz shade linen lace and embroidered curtain musn
sets and by the yard, some elegant and cheap.
We are likewise prepared offer great inducements TO
ehasers hoof oicos all kinds of quilts and comforts
blankets from ~ S2 linen seetngs all widths pillow
nen daak liable diaper and cloths damask napkins
eooed nen ocot crah Scotch Russia and hucka
back diaper, table oiicl0th &c rfar. .t
In fact without would friends
and the public generally that stock this Of decrp
dry goods has been bought greatly reduced figures from
New York, will be prompt
credit dealers al corresponding low rates.
BARNES y MITCHELL,
On the avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets.
Sep 22-eo3vif |r
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United States Mail.

LOUISIANA
PosT OFFICE DEPARrMRsT
November 22, 1854.
DROPOSs LIS conveying the mails United
March, Goth 1858, following
Louisiana will be received Office Of
Department until O'Clock, n Monday 18th Janu
ary 1856 to be decided by the 18th following:
773 From Red River Landing, by simmspo, Moreauve
Mansma, Marksvilie, and Point Magre, Alexandria
"a miles and buck, three times a week, in two horse
coaches.
Leave Red River Landing Monday, Thursday, and saur-
day al 3a IN;
Arrive at Ale xundria days by II pms
Leave Aexapdria Tuesday, Friday, Sunday a m
Arrive Red River Landing days by II pm.
Proposals perform iouhors coaches will be
considered, and invited
proposal, guarantee certificate
embracing
be executed by The accepted bidder such
the department deem expedent and sdver
inviting proposals mail
1854, 1852 the Alabama,
&C., dated January .. 1854.
proposal sealed marked Proposal
773 La and addressed Second Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, ID. g. ssa ~ - -. .a
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Nov 23-law4w Postmaster CT neral.