List of mails to be made up by sea post offices, ""New York-Bremen'' and ""New York-Hamburg''.

New York Post Office. Memorial of the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York, on the subject of the New York Post Office.
Published: (1868)

Address of man-of-war anchorage in lower New York Bay.
Published: (1917)

[Memorial of legislature of New York on facilities of New York City post-office.].
Published: (1891)

Post-office building at New York City.
Published: (1908)

Use of post office box number in lieu of sender's name in return card on mail.
Published: (1927)

Use of post-office box number in lieu of sender's name in return card on mail.
Published: (1922)

Mail tunnel, New York City.
Published: (1919)

Parcel-post mail for personnel aboard naval vessels.
Published: (1917)

Letter of the Postmaster General, communicating, in compliance with a resolution of the Senate, information in relation to a contract with the Commercial Navigation Company of New York for carrying the mails between New York and Bremen.
Published: (1869)

Additional room for New York Post-Office.
Published: (1893)

[Clarification of contract requirement for dispatch of letter mail to Alaskan posts].
Published: (1899)

Increased post-office facilities in New York City.
Published: (1891)

Mail Tunnel, New York City. Report.
Published: (1918)

[Instructions on free transportation of official mail of officers].
Published: (1904)

Postage-due mail, including business reply cards and envelopes, not to be placed in direct packages or sacks made up for individual persons or concerns.
Published: (1928)

Mail service in Central Office, Washington, D.C.
Published: (1922)

Instructions of Post Office Department.
Published: (1926)

Abolishing recordation of mail in Division of Mail and Files.
Published: (1912)

History of the archbishops of Hamburg-Bremen /
by: Adam, von Bremen, active 11th century
Published: (1959)

The sale of the old Post-Office site in New York City.
Published: (1882)

[Prohibiting use of post office boxes].
Published: (1878)

Stamping of mail matter.
Published: (1926)

Navy mail clerks.
Published: (1918)

Navy mail service.
Published: (1929)

Handling of mail at hospitals.
Published: (1922)

Disposition of undelivered mail.
Published: (1925)

Sale of old Post-office in New York to the Chamber of Commerce.
Published: (1879)

Erection of post-office, New York City, N. Y., etc.
Published: (1902)

Mail packages : Reports of failure of postmasters to make proper returns.
Published: (1904)

Appraisal of pneumatic mail tube systems in New York and Boston.
Published: (1935)

Payment of insurance premiums by mail.
Published: (1923)

Responsibility for nondelivery of registered mail.
Published: (1919)

Unnecessary delay to official mail.
Published: (1914)

List of post offices and postmasters in U.S., with appendix containing names of post offices arranged by States and counties, and table of distances from Washington, D.C. to county seats of the several States and territories, et cetera; also money-order offices, rates of postage, and other postal information, revised and corrected by Post Office Department to Oct. 20, 1867.
Published: (1868)

[Resolution calling for copies of all testimony of letter carriers in New York post-office taken by post office inspector.].
Published: (1888)

Estimate for work in connection with new post-office, New York City. Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, recommending an appropriation for work on the new post-office in New York City.
Published: (1908)