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Postmaster S. F. Von Bonnhorst informs the publisher of the Occident that their periodical addressed to E. Frowenfeld was refused and not picked up at the Pittsburgh Post Office.

Postmaster William Lanius's letter to the editor of the Occident newspaper in Philadelphia, informing them that a paper addressed to Hyman Jacobs was refused and not taken from the Stockton, California post office. The reason given is simply "Refused."

Postmarked Stockton, CA, March 31, 1857. The letter is from William Lanius, Postmaster, to the editor of the Occident. Lanius informs the editor that a paper addressed to Messrs. Korenbaum & Joachimson was refused and not taken from the Stockton post office. The reason for refusal is marked as "Refused."