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Postmaster Charles L. Weller informs the publishers of the Occident in Philadelphia that a paper addressed to Mr. M. Engel, late of Philadelphia, was not collected from the San Francisco Post Office.

A letter from James Kelly, Postmaster of New York City, to the editor of the Occident, informing them that a paper addressed to Mrs. A. B. Analacher at 161 West 36th St., New York City, remains unclaimed at the Post Office and should be discontinued.

Post office notice informing the publisher of "The Occident" that a paper addressed to John I Allen was not picked up and should be discontinued. The notice is signed by Mrs. N R Traiy, postmaster. The letter mentions that the paper was refused.

Letter from S. J. Bowen, Postmaster of Washington, D.C., to the editor of *The Occident* in Philadelphia, informing them that the paper addressed to M. Oppenheimer and S. L. Habel remains unclaimed at the Post Office and should be discontinued. Reasons given for discontinuation are: 1st Refused, 2nd Left the city.