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DJ- The National Intelligencer requests the Post
master of this City 10 inform the People OF all tie
States and Territories lying South and West OF that
City what is the reason that no Mali Is now tor
warded from the CITY of New York for this City,
for example, from O'Clock on Saturday afternoon
until 9 o'clock on Monday morning, though the
Railroad Trains travel backward and forward more
than once IN the intervening lime


Posr OFFICE, NEw-YoRk, April "a, lsis.
To The Editors or The Nelr- York Tribune:


Gentlemen: In reply to the above article. which aP-
pears in paper this date, from the National Intel
Egenccr beg leave 10 say that two Mails arc mace up
and despatched from this Office day, viz At 81 o'clock
A n aud q O'Clock p NJ for al the States and Terrific
ries lying South and Yves, of Washington City. How it
happens that the Mails sent from here from Saturday after
noon at o'clock until Monday morning at celcck fail TO
reach Washington, am unable 20 explain


Very respectfully, your obedient servant,


JOHN LORINER GRAHAM, Postmaster.