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Letter from Abraham de Sola in New York City to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia. De Sola writes that he is in New York for a few days and plans to visit Philadelphia. He has written to Mrs. E.P. Cohen to inform her of his intention to visit, and asks Leeser to forward the letter as he does not know her address. He plans to leave no later than Friday morning.

Letter from Charles L. Weller, Postmaster of San Francisco, to Isaac Leeser, publisher of *The Occident*, informing him that a paper addressed to Dr. Regensburger in San Francisco was refused and not taken from the Post Office. The letter is dated May 23, 1856, and includes a notation indicating the reason for refusal: "Refused."

A one-page letter from I. Goldstein in New York City to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, dated December 2, 1864. Goldstein informs Leeser that he sent a manuscript to be printed on the 24th of the previous month and requests a prompt reply regarding the details.

Post Office notice informing the publisher of the Occident that mail addressed to J. H. Dessau, Gershom Nathan, and S. E. Rosenthal was not picked up from the New York City post office because the recipients had moved and their new addresses were unknown. The notice is signed by James Kelly.

Letter from Will. De. F. London, Assistant Postmaster of Vincennes, Indiana, to the editor of the Occident in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. London informs the editor that Moses Gimbel has moved to Rock Island, Illinois, and requests that the periodical subscription be either discontinued or forwarded to the new address.