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"Dead Letters.-En the General Post Office at Washington, there is one depart ment for the examination of dead letters, which has superintendent and five clerks. D

 The above paragraph, which we find in circulation in the newspapers, reminds us to say, that the number of dead letters re- turned to the General I Post 9ttIico, and there examined, &c. amounts to the enormous number of six hundred thousand annually. This branch of the Post Office is under ex- celient regulations. Every thing of value Is carefully preserved, to be restored to its owner, If they can be found.