The City Post.
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Toae Ediior of The Tribune


Why cannot the advantages of the City Pssr
be extended to Brooklyn and to Jersey See what
saving it is to all in business! And The Post-
masters in those cities could arrange TO receive a
part of all the postage or from their places and
become branch Offices. 1t would not reduce their
present postage copper, Who now writes by
mai! from New.York TO Brooklyn Look at tins
eSempfi6cation of the convenience of it live IN
BROOKLYN and having business in this city ia the al
,eruoon. call on relative and tell him will dine
with him. He immediately writes billet, folds
and directs it, s,icks label and locking al his
watch, saysit is time for the II O'Clock delivery,
When arrive at his h,use find ~ wife had
received rotice he would dine mons. I'd bring a
friend with him ali which cesl ! Gents. instead
of taking messenger from his work C airy the
no,e wish you would touch ur q. Postmaster
ana people in Brookisn on the sseject, and oblige


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