{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The Posr OFFICE ADvERTrsNe.-lt is amusing TO
observe the spasmodic wrgglings of some Of our
contemporaries, relative to the apporonment Of the
Post Office advertising Of this city. The Erening
Journal, amongs, others. is quite excited on the sub
iect The creatures may spare their gratuations
We shall very expose the miserable evasion OF
the law, perpetrated by the Postmaster OF this city
The evidence Of the superiority OF our circulation
over that OF one OF the papers selected by him,
is now in his possession, TO in affidavit, as
prescribed by the Department. AS for the circula-
ton OF a mere penny paper, that was to be given
away or sent to the trunkmakers by thousands when
occasion requires, il is altogether different from
journal like the Herald, that addresses itself to al
the educated intelligent and influential minds in
he country. But 10 the quibblng evasons of the
Postmaster of this city, this instance the remedy
is open 10 Ills, and we will at once seek it. We mean
to memorialze the Postmaster Generals; if that be
Intellectual, we will appeal 10 the President and Con-
gress. We have not, by any means, done with THE
business, and that the public will see.