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CLrRks-Thcs- who have business at the Post
Office, will be glad 10 learn, that the change pro
posed through the columns Of the Tribune has been
effected The obgug Postmaster has arranged,
that newspapers for The mails be received al beth
ends oil the building. This Is sast should be, and
as Mr.. Graham has obliged the Clerks, II IS 10 be
hoped that the latter will embarass the bnsi
ness OF the Office bur do all IN then power TO per-
feet It's arrangements and facilitate their operation
When the law Tor the reduction OF postage Is
passed, those who have avaied themselves Of
newspaper transmission TO send under the same
envelopes letters 10 their tnends, will not have SO
large temptation, and the good effect Of low post
age will be, 10 promote correspondence, honesty.
aud very large increase ,lu the consumption OF
letter paper, Tor which domestic manufacturers will
feel very thankful Thus liberaEty makes fat.


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