The New Post Office.
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We looked through our new Pest Ofice date
Dutch Church, on Nassau, Cedar and Liberty.
sts.) and were struck with the Judgment and
skill displayed in the adaptation of the edifice to
its destined use. Every inch Of room seems to
have been nicely calculated and admirably EN-.
ploycd, so that there is nut merely room for all
the previous departments both Of the Upper and
Lower Post Office, but for many Improvements
and additions. For the General Delivery there
are si1 windows, two of them FOR women, which
they will approach by separate gate and where
they will nos be subec! TO observation either from
within or without The Postmasters private
room and that of his Chief CLERK completely over
look the whole, go that they may see how the
work goe. on. The le,ter.carrcrs have their
own apartment and M ingress iato any ether;
and those who wish to see the Postmaster pass
to his room, but not into any portion of the gen.
erbl office. So with every department. We
liked especially little room for Editors while
waiting at midnight for the Southern Mail


There arc several such happy thoughts as this.
The private lettey.boxes are come $500 in num-
Der, aud arranged on better system than here.
| tofcre. Altogether, we doubt not that this is by
far the best Post Office ever seen in America.


If VIC could only forget the change of location,
we should congratulate Col. Graham right hearth
ly, as we Go MIR. Thompson tho Architect, on MS
achievement. But we cannot help feaiing that
nihe-tenths of our citizens have been greatly in.
commodcd and aggrieved by change in regard
TO which their wishes should have been, but were
not, in any way consulted. Common decency
required some Difference to public opinion in q
matter So important as this. We admit the
claims OF the heavy postage payers down town to
be heard with great respect in the premises, but
not to be heard exclusively. If the immense
majority up town had been allowed hearing be-
fore the Post Office was taken from there, we
should hava submitted without murmur. AS


it is we feel our private injury (for we had loca-
ted our business with express reference to the
Post Ofice) too keanly TO forget itin hurry.