pos,.Omce Departmsnt.
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The Post Office Department, as at present Or
ganized, affords the Merchants, Publishers, Man
ufacturers and business men generally, very i'm
portant facilities in their business transactions,
and we are greatly in hopes that before the pre-
sent Congress adjourns such new features and
powers will be granted as will render it still mare
useful and important. Remittances for o'ir pa
per, are forwarded to us from all sections OF the
country, generally in small sums, and it is only
occasionally that we are the losers by this sys-
TEN Of forwarding funds. During the last year,
however although the gross amount of losses is
not quite equal 10 that of the previous year, get


the number Of letters containing money which


never came 10 hand, is much greater. We are
advised by the Postmasters at the places men,
TONED below, that letters containing the sums
opposite the respective Offices were mailed to ur