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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30
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o. THE TrcFrietor OF the Globe Hotel respectfully in
the public Cat his Bathing Estaslishu full
operation and he invites all who fosd Of such luxury
call and judge Of the completeness Of his arrangements by
personal examination Of the Constant attendance will
be given having charge Of the Baths day
A. NJ 10 half past III r. NJ Entraace New street
he Baths, A we'll as from Broadway. myo3.lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

lGS- THE CONSCIENCE Of . cases marked TVS and
1000 Horns per ship Mississippi, from New Orleans
quested to leave his address with
ny-2Sy Elk. COLLINS s co. So South It
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

DAssFORD's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
ID CHESS ais Broadway, and IL Ann street entrance om
the Museum in both streets Tor the sle Of Billiard Tables
Cloth. Balls &c and for health Purchasers ans
players invited There - Billiard Tables ready foi
via. with spring, steel India rubber and coh
cushions and eagle iron and wood france tie best asermes
ever offered the public. mySl.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

EAGLE COURSE RACES, TRENTON, M.
Qc- The Spring Meeting will commence on Tuesday, May
2sh 1882 lit being the week following the Philadelphia and
Camden Races) and continue fosr days
Fir. day day)sweepstakes for yr olds sub $780,
W. B. stockton imp ch Pasaic, by Reveller
Of Rachel.
Also, names imp. b. Cumberland BY Camel out Of Ma
g. Jo, II. Beng. names ch C. BY Star out Of Melinda.
Jos B. Kendall names gr BY imp Tranby out Of Mary
Randolph.
same day-sweep.takes fer yr od, sub siso, h. H. mile
l. W. B. Stockton imp b. C. Atlantic, by Aetson
. Also, imp C. Cumberland, y Camel out Of Ma
tilda by Oryille.
Also names imp c. Pas.aic by Reveer OF Rachel
Jos H. Helsgs chi Stephan, BY Shark cut Of Fai-
s. Ja, B. Kendall q. Campbes) B. BY imp Tran
j. ii. Van Mater oh. e.sy rormsa,or, dandy Tu
kahoe.
Second day "wednesday sweepsaks for ". ods, sub
l. Me..r. Comb. Ellis .ame eh C. Elliptic, by Monmouth
Eclipse dam by Revenge.
Jas D. Kendall a. Canpbell) names c Buckeye, by
Critic, out Of Ann Page.
s. Edward J. Wilson b. C. Portsmouth, BY imp Luz
borough. out Of Polly Peacham.
all ages that shall have previous to closing this
stake.
/. Jas. B. Kendall Oh. Windsor, ~ Monmouth
Eclipse est Of Powancy, 4yr,
. Jos. II. Helines ch Borax BY Andrew, out Of
Triaes dam,4 yrs.
s. Jos H. Van Mater Oh. BY Eclipse out Of Hees
Mar, Bonny Basks dsn, 4yrs.
Also name, ch G. by Aonmosh Eclipse, dam by imp. Er
petition, 4 yrs
same day-rurse $780, Two nile, heats. 500 which goes
to the I'd best, IL more than two start
ssdc s :" 70 e "a msr haa Two .ar
same day-k purse Of sleo, mile heats.
Fourth cay rd,yA PSr.. Of $500 for5 n,e heats
Same day-A parse Of 500, mile heats.
The win commence at IL o'clock each day Entries
will the Eagle Hotel the evening previous to each
race, at o'clock. Entrance per cent
The second besn be determined by the rules Of the Psla
depa CanA Courses when these rule, do not designate
the second best. horse that ID in the last heat TO be
sidered
Gentlemen from the northern and southern states rely
securing good stables for horses by making APPLICATION
addressing letter to the Subscriber.
A handsome DINNER will be prepared at the Pavilion i'm
sediately after the main each day.
The New Jersey Railroad will passengers from New
York Eagle Course three hours passing through New
ark New Brunswick PRINCETON, and the principal villages Of
New Jersey.
A the Eagle Course has every advantage that be
wished greater Undue will hereafter be offered IT.
each Spring and FALL than has heretofore been on any Course
north Of louisiana. o. BAILEY, Secy
Trenton, n. j., MAY t1th, 1899. myl3-lU'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

Shir Portsmouth, Wilson, from Liverpool, May I'd, with
mdre ts J n Howlans, Son h Co. al2 passengers.
Ship RUSSELL Cennah, ~ days from Liverpool with mdze, TO
Fowler. la passengers.
shin Josephine Harvey from Liverpool 2ssh April with
mdre TO A Bel SCs 1855 passengers
ship Bazaar Lord 10 days from New Orleans, with cotton,
20 the master.
B bark Grace Read a. days from Liverpool with mdse TO
Macy 4 Son. l6l passengers.
Bark Genteman, Woodwork, Is days from Mobile, with
cotton. 90 bimon.
rru,.ian BRIG Palia. Lopg day, from Malaga wne
Brig Neva, Klham, 40 days from Naieher with cotton 70
Brig Barbara, LAKE. u days from Pctos, with coal, 10 II
Robertson.
Brig SUM- Hood ~ day. from Naanrs with sugar and mo-
lasses, TO order.
Brig william McNear ~ days from Havana, with mela'e.,
to order.
Brig Susan, COPELAND 10 days from st. croir, with sugar.
&c. 10 Coojhue Co.
Brig Roarer Corning IS days from haranham with hides to
T. Corpng Son.
Brig Mary, Gur, IA days from Mayssucu Pr, with sugar
toJ Lahau.
schr Lapwng, Smith, 81 day. from Maraeabo with hides
&C. to q Meacham.
schr Brilliant Rich 90 days from Go.aves ST. Domingo,
with mahogany, &c. TO the master
schr Pur,eyor Pray ~ days from - Esstsa moaes,
10 Foulk Som
schr Reside Sherwood, days from Boston, with mdze
Brigham Hammond.
sehr Caabrdse Waterman, days from Boston, with d,e
10 Brigham n Hammond.
slosp Paragon Helm 10 days frsm Key West, with turtle 10
order
TO the captain.
Below,
ship and briggs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

WOOD COOK sTOvEs-which taking the place Of
w all Others this city for their convenience aad
my being enabled do i've different kind. Of Cooking
and the time, Roasting, Baking Boiling Frying and
Brong all Of which done perfectly with he least
"a and labor OF any culinary apparatus now in us-
Those having smoking ehimneys will Ina them an ehestua
care Please call aud examine them
sTRATToN SEYMOUR,
a20.ln. 2l2 Water street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

Niagara Be.her Charleston; Fsctor Rowland, Eli,a
beth Bruce RUSSELL Charleston; Durnact Tst do; Petrus,
(swed) Nerdstrom, Amsterdam; Sarah Stewart Br william,
st Andrews; susannah (Br) Atkins Wisdsor Ms Esther,
Brotten Ba'hurse; Ana Gorhau, Petou Ms; ST Narh,,
Williams Newark NJ; Angelse Finch Wilmington; sancf
Baker, Bangor Ivan, Grswod Harord Eliza Nara smith,
wahingtos NC; Chsce, Williams Richmond; oreeian,
Chase Boston; SUM- Nckerson, do Abbott Lawrence, Nj.
chols, de-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30
DAS. ELllOGI.
OCULlsT,
sVS Broadway, entrance in Duane street,
Confines bis practice to

DAA. ELLIOTT.
OCULIsT
sVS Broadway, entrance in Duane street
Confines his practice to
Disc EASES OF THE EYE,
OPHTHALMIC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From an incP'snt disease to the most complicated opera
Once from 10 to o'clock Monday Wednesday and
Friday mya3 via
TO- ID. q. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly % Bar
clay street has removed to No. 6O3 Warren street. do
from West Broadway. myls-3m
NATURAL AsPHALTIC STONE.
70 FOX SALE large quantity Of A'phaltie Stone The
agent for the mines OF Switzerland has with him workmen
who will show gratis any person how employ the
Any workman can laarn i, in ashort time
Order, Tor side walks cutters, ponds canals terraces, SC
Office 90 Pearl street, up stairs. my2s-lm'
sHAKsPEARE HOUSE,
CHARLES RIETTY, 81 ANN STREET, has the honor to
recommend to the patronage of the public, his
~ when he will sndeavor to unite usefulness with pleasure
~ customers will always 6ad rich Of the
Liquors excellent Refreshments and Reli,he, sda W.tey
Ices, &c &c - ~ '' SOU" ""'e''
Inc dessert viii consist of pastries and fruit greatest
smoke ms ssars will, he has doubt please the amateur
y D.-Fam''ies supplied With ice cream nyIs-ims.
N- JOSEPH l. LkwIs-A few days since accounts de-
70 the Character Of Mr. Edward Hulseman pub
sned IN me newspapers Of the day founded upon COMPLAINT
made at the Police Oce the ndy;dna, hn.s b..d
ms =! tnat nme the statement of Lewis denied
ou IN order nat the public may have whole truth we in
Justification Of Mr. Hulseman would state that Mr. Jo...h r
Lewis OF o4 Broadway has been to bail to II the
ns1 Q.ar,ef Sessions Of the Peace for Bergen Co Jersey
compliant OF having brutaily assaulted Edward Hueman
and further that said Lewis arrested by he shsr;@ ~
Bergen on Saturday last upon civil instituted against him
y Mr. for the above assault which was ordered
for Sls0o Lewis being arrested did procure bail and
ne was IN consequence lodged Hackenack goal my2s a.
~ lNtUkAiAIloN WANTED respecting Charles
Kean native of Huntingdon County Pa who left hi. native
place in the year 1885, AMI after travelling through several or
the western states and to New Orleans York
by in the spring of 1915 where he resided several
months al Ne 30 Murray street. least he aowtd his
to direct their letters He that from rs to %
years Of and journey Cabinet Maker. line ad-
dressed o mail to the subscriber at Bedford Pa
intelligence OF the said Charles Kean would
received JOHN KEAN, Bedford, Pa
my27 81
{1y- THE CONSIGNEE Of ! case. marked TVS and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

LONDON.
Mediator, Champlin, June |
Wellington, Chadwick, June 10
LivkkrooL.
G.Washingt'n, Holdrige June :
United States, Fisher, June z
Columbus, Cropper, June !
HAvRE.
Chas. Carroll, Lee, June
Poland, Anthony. June /
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30
I'M PO r II A N T.
The MaiMe acknowledgements for I

nc SAuh0e NSUesuOO.-E-fcPuf0t1Om Tor wary
lI}- At this msment, when perhaps he ola
War with England it becomes the duty Of every enquire
how far this may personally himself II is sslevi-
dent fact that advance English manufactured
goods will be OF the Of such And
in article will it be heavily felt than English
cloths tthereore hardly necessary point the policy
Of all and sundry providing themselves with sufficient supply
Of clothing PHILIPS we'll known Cash Tailoring Establish
ment lO6 William Of John street. presents opfor
nifty Of obtaining first rate garment equal TO any, and
passed by in the city for materials make and price
The astonishing patronage which this establishment has expo
renced sufficient indication Of public judgment And tho
proprietor having made such arrangements for the ensuing
will he hopes and merit of ouch
The system adopted alone peculiar to this establishment
Purchases made direct FROM manufacturers England,
thereby avoiding the accumulated prosn importers and job
bers consequently reducing the price of the article such
extent to enable him to employ but first workmen
whereas those differently situated compelled to employ in
ferior workmen in Of buying at second third
hands, And those establishments which give long credits
result many unavoidable losses and obliged
their cash suffer sufficient profits for running
risks.
The advertiser deems his 10 list
Of prices much practised il too often deceptive He
confidently relies trial, being sufficient TO merit
nuance Of the avors Of those who may give him call
m3s-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

DoARDfNG-Is gcnteel private family IN Brooklyn
Id The house n beautifully situated in Pacific street. 6rt
of Henry the le; only two minutes
walk from the South Ferry The French, English and Spa
p.h languages spoken in tie family Apply as above
my2l.ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

II EFRiGERAToRs-J. M. LYONS se~ patent Safe
II Refre.rators and Wine Cooler Ware Room, No. AGO.
Broadway The advertiser having made several important
movements In the construction OF the above article The
doors opening front thereby making all the
Shelves admitting the ice TO be put its proper place with
out disturbing the shelves their contents On experiment
the above article warranted retain the ice long
longer than any other Refrigerator
B-Ceuntry merchants, hotel propretors, refecores,
h.ilies SC. will find II TO their interest TO call.
The public cautioned against infringing this patent.
myQ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

rUNO THE LADIEs-.7 sGring If 20 per cenL-The sub
crbe having received by the latest arrivals from Eng
land an extensive Of Ladies Tuscau, double and
single Dunssble split aud coorcd Straw Has of the latest
fashion, they will sell Wholesale retail the above reduc
ton Likewise extensive assortment of Paris Ribbons and
Flowers, al ID. PHILLIPS CO.'S,
97i and 20 Bowery.
~ B-Miliners will 6od great savi1g by calling At The
above establishment before Purchasing. my9s-im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

mo FOtJNDERs-wsnted,a man Who understands cast
i ing lock work To good workman Of steady hsoe con
.an smeloyment will be given-none other need argy IN
o.ire al No. m Walker street for > hNOn1"S'
m99.lw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

HERMAN SILVER WIRE AND PLATE.-AI szes IL
VI wire and plate constantly hand, and for sale, In all
quantities, BY LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
my27.y z Gold street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

n7- SHIP ERIE FROM HAvRE.-C onsignees will please
their permits board al the foot of Rector street, ~
Goods permitted by the sd June will be sent to the public
store. my29-y
o. SHIP SARATOGA FROM NEW ORLEANS is
dschareng at Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street Consig
will please serd for their goods. my2e.y
90 NOT1CE.-An assignment having been made of the
partnership property OF the late firm Of George W. Tysen
Co. FOR the benefit Of all the creditors Of said hrm TO the
dcrsgned Theodore T. Bliss Of The City of New York, and
James Marsh the City Of phaNotce . hereby g
all persons indebted to said firm to settle the With
the said Agpees authorised agent or agents and
all persons having claims against the Estate are requested 70
present them oce OF Theodore Y. Bliss, No. Plat
street. in the City Of New York.
THEODORE f. BLISS, ,..,...
JAMES MARSH '"s
New York, May a., 1899. my 2e.9t
vXTATCHEsJust received BY the subscribers small in
wv voice Of Duplex and Patent Lever Watches made by T.
T. Cooper Loaion also invoice Of Geneva Watches Of the
finest quality, which will be sold reasonable terms
GELsTON, LADD AGO.
mys7.2w No. Astor House
ID LEWIS FEUCHTWANCER,
my97.y Gold street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

ny~L-'s HOTEL, Jan a., 1899 DR.. Le'son Sir !;
About year ,sce left for New Orleans to commence
mercantile business Soon after my arrival became scquain
ed with several young merchants from the north Unortuna
Nv for soos adopted their vices we'll their virtues
contracted the u disease had applied to several
medical practitioners who had their handbs posted up sop
pcaouy about the city paid them sums 81 mo-
nav sst u, 70 purpose Amer lingering several months and
daily growing worse advised by friend to make Of Hunl
er Red Drops and happy inform you that after using on
/, two bottles oft ovnd myself y restored to sosnd
and able return my friends well when Liea nten-
call you personally TO express my thanks but shall be
Yoa are at liberty to psbsA the above BY leaving out my
rsme and rssidcnse B.k 4.
,30.lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

nR J. LLOYD WHTrENORE respectfully informs
- his friends and the puoc that he has removed No 10
Park Place. where he will be ready attend the call Of those
who honor him with their confidence Having studied three
years the Hospitals Of Paris and year the Lyingn
Hospital Of Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor Naegee
he trusts competent to treat scientifically disease that
may come under his observation. my Il.ssm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

HEALTH.
SALT WATER BATHS
NOW OPEN
For the at Castle Gardea and at the foot Of Desbrosss
street, Sd Pier south OF Canal street, North River.
mys0sm
NO MONOPOLY! - OPPOSITION TO
St1 IMPOSITION For ALBANY, and the
intermediate landings. Fare ONE DOLLAR
The new and fast sailing ssamboat ARROW Capt r. Dean
will leave foot Of Robinson street Thursday morang
MAY 30, at o'clock nySo.
GENCY OF the Alabama Life Insraace and Trust Com
n pany Ne % Wall street Books for the transfer Of the
Stock Of this Company opened at the North American
m,sc es ' GEO. STARR, Agent
A GENTEEL yosng Couple, or acceptable yosng Gen
N ecn have pleasant fost Chamber, with Breakfast
and Tea private family, where there no children IN
Broome Hudson street Apply at No $50 Broome
or No al Water street my3o.It'
BOARD Two or three gentlemen be accommodated
ID with Beard respectable private family with furnished
unurnshed rooms For Partieuls enquire al NO Ut
ange street, Brooklyn, l. myso2r
IITANTED-ssverai Girl. to sew on Wigs, to whom good
Wv wages will be given Apply at No Asor House. Bar
clay street, corner Broadway. .
A.o-A Servant for the family Enqsre at the office Of
CTarieans Conposition for the hair. my3o 81
OsT-on Friday last in Leonard st. between Broadway
IL and Hudson book Of depos, Of the Bank Of saving,
No The finder will please leave the same al the Bank
No. ~ Chambers st. myso-2t
1 NOR sALE-A CLoCK-Jut Imported from Europe, the
IL only of the kind IN the country at l02 bson street
my3o.2t. FOSTER, TlNkHAM SCo
VYLoGRAPHiC PRESS ~ Asp street, directly the
N depository Of the Protestant Episcopal Sunday school
Jnon-Copperplate Xylographe and Letter Press Work
every variety good STYLE and at moderate prices IN
Person. in want Of engraved printed Cards, showbs
Bhes any description Of Printing, invited to call
4 and examine specimens
Il A. HANFORD, Printer,
4 m,3o a. ~ Ann street, up stairs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

WATCHES, JEwELRY GERMAN SILVER, Ne.
q TOBIAS Patent Lever Watch manufac turer, Tarlton
y. street, Liverpool and Importer 90 Maiden Lane, New.
York has received Liverpool and other late ar
va large assortment OF gold and silver Levers Duplex,
Lepne anchor cscspemen and vertical Watches hard and
gold dial lever gold guards keys SEALS rings pen
oil together with large assortment OF German silver
spoons forks Butler knives tongues ladies' fob and
guard chains thSbes &C. which offered for sale low
prices and on liberal terms, at wholesale aud retail.
myl3.lm,s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

CULPHURiC BATHs-washinston Baths No as Pearl
- street. near proadway-L0UIs TIMOLAT has the hos
to the public and those who afflicted
with heumss diseases Of the skin that he still contin
administer his Sulphur Baths at has old estsbhnent
above. His method introduced by himself in this state IL
far that used the various Steam Sui
phure baths that have been recently this metropolis
The opinions Of the first physicians AID the long standing a
these Baths sufficient Of their good qsai
ties L. T. attends personally to the Gentlemen anl Mrs T
TO the Ladies Every attention pad TO the cleanliness and
comfort Of those who honor hin with their patronage.
ny6 3tawlmis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

OsT-On Friday last, a small Spanish White Lap Dog.
IL ANY person returning the 10 A. Cavanna Ne ~
Broadway. will be literally re- add. my2e-3,'
DOYD's BLEACHING POwDER-so casks Just received
ID per ship vistula, from Belfast, and for sale BY
j. CAMPBELL PERssE,
m,Qoy Nos. 10 4 ia Nassau street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

o. SHIP ERIE FROM HAVRE.-Co
send their permits ON board al the foot Of X
Goods not permitted by the 3rd June will b
store.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

GRAHAM, MOVES X MARTIN, Councillors and At
NJ tonies Law and Solicitors in Chancery
their Offices 10 the building Of the North American Trust and
Banking Company (late United States Bank), No. 40 wan
street. myl7-2w.
GRAHAM, WOOD K POWERS, Counseors and Attor-
NJ at Law have removed their Offices TO the building OF
the North American Trust and Banking Company United
States Bank) Ne. 40 Wall street myl72w-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

For Castle Garden and at the foot Of Desbrosss
street, I'D Pier south Of Canal street. North River.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

IoR sALE-reasonable, for cash. IN consequence 81 the
IL present holder going wes-lo full shares ree and clear
from al aes.nents ~ Electro stock in the Rhode
island Chartered Company This desr ed to he Of the
best investments OF the day of which any will he convinced
who has the large achise operation No So
Gold street up stairs Aay wishing purchase, will please
address j. &. H. crpe cst Ofhce, sOn6deaaly. my0oiw
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-18
FLORIDA WAR NOT ENDED.

Gen Macomb u seems, has NOT finished the war.
The Globe says Il was not Gen Macomb who had
arrived nj New Orleans, but his son--and Gen.
Wool had not been Ia Florida.
"Major General Macomb, who Is entrusted with
duties rela ing 10 Florida, at Fort King by the
last adviees Il Is 10 be hoped he will succeed In
paciying the Indians; but there Is no intention on
the part Of the Government TO surrender any portion
of Florida TO the Indians permanent residence"
We find, also In the Savannah Republican Of the
I0h the following indication tha, the sear IN not
ended
Ertraef Of letter 10 gentleman in this city, dated
CLARKsvrLLE, (E. F.,) May g. 1899.
1.-THE Indians have PLAYED havoc on the Santafee
they killed Perrine, Hagn, and three others, and
have b-ep seen at Travis, below the wood place
Capt Brooks had chase at five last Friday, near
Lake George but they got too close the shore before
be got up 10 Them they LETT the boat and took TO the
woods The Indians have burnt some places-pull-
ed The corn up In the fields, and done all kinds Of
mischief They even came TO Fort Butler and tried
10 s.ea, horse, and was shot By the sentinel; but
the order *, not TO shoo al them. All is row con-
fusion throughout The country. No ,dinss Of their
coming In 10 treat"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-18
From the National Iaieiigencer
REMOVAL OF THE CITY POST OFFICE

Having, short time ago. stated. on what we then
considered TO be good authority. hst the City Post
Office not intended to be removed from Its present
location. the corner Of -Four and -ahslf street and
Louisiana avenue surprised 10 learn, few days
ago. from good authority. that had been finally deter
mined to give up the present location. and remove tho
City Post Office TO the Of Twelfth street. on the
north eide Of Pennsylvania avenue. BY reference 10
the proceedings Of the Washington Corporation, pub
lished 10 this days paper il will be that the con-
templaed removal Of the City Post Office has been
brought under discussion in the Boards and reso-
linton Of Mr. WArrEwsToS passed by svery large ma
jority in the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of Com
mon Council, authorizing the Mayor 10 wait upon the
President OF the United States and respectfully 10 re-
quest that the City Post Office may not be removed
from it's present location until the meeting OF Con-
gress
Since writing the above, we learn that Mr. Fuller
has entered into contract with the Postmaster Gene
raj fur the renting OF the building The corner Of
Twelfth street, for the City Post Office, and that
the work,nen commenced their operations yesterday
morning. Moreover. il is stated. by person well
advised on the subject that il 10 not contemplated 10
locate the City Post Office in the new building on
Seventh street, but permanently at the corner Of
Twelfth street and Pennsylvsna avenue. II needs not
the gift Of prophecy forete that Congress will let
tho Postmaster General know who 10 the controlling
authority in reference this matter, his theirs We
are not sure indeed that, without the Intervention Of
Congress, those whose rights OF properly are IN the
way Of heing injured by The rumored permanent removal
OF The City Post Office from its old site, would no, have
remedy against the Postmaster General, under the
&C, OF Congress Of March n 1872 directing rhere the
Post Office shall be kept,) by aProcess at law,