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The CALEDoNIA's MAIL The larges, mail ever
received at the Boston Post-office, was brought
there from the Caledonia yesterday, at half past one
NJ consisting Of ll3 bags Of letters and papers II
important to forward the letters and papers the South
by the steamboat mail which closed at M. The
for the South its way to New York In less than
three hours mail containing s5 600 letters, was
assorted and despatched by the clerks Of the Boston
Post Oce-an extraordinary feature here and unpaal
eled in the New York Office. where, according to the
editors Of that city, they have the smartest post oce
clerks in the Union who they were wishing a short


time ago TO send on TO Bossn and regulate the mails
-B,sor journal, .9prii 81.