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Program for the dedication of the Sephardim Synagogue, House of Israel, in Baltimore, Maryland on September 16, 1857. The program details the order of service, including processions, hymns, psalms, sermons by Reverends Isaac Leeser and Solomon Jacobs, and musical performances. It also lists the names of those involved in the service and the printer, John D. Tov. The program is printed on two sheets of paper.

This is an invitation to the dedication of the new Sephardim Synagogue, "House of Israel," located at No. 24 Paca Street in Baltimore, Maryland. The dedication is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon, September 16, 1857, at 5 o'clock. The invitation requests notification by September 14th of the recipient's intention to attend. The invitation is signed by David Judah, Joseph Friedenwald, S. N. Carvalho (committee), and Samuel Etting (president).

A one-page letter written on two sheets of lined paper from B. Cohn in Baltimore, MD to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA, on August 3, 1866. Cohn encloses a check for $15 for a Bible sent to him by Leeser.

Letter from Dr. Illoway to Reverend Isaac Leeser requesting that Leeser send "The Occident" to Mr. Feist Herzberg in Baltimore. The letter also mentions that more subscribers will follow. The letter is written in English and includes some Hebrew characters.

Letter from David Judah to Isaac Leeser discussing the improving health of Leeser's uncle, and the condition of his aunt Rachael's eyes. Judah mentions that his uncle is becoming more restless and impatient, requiring more attention, but attributes this to his improvement. He also jokes about who will be the object of his complaints in Leeser's absence.

A letter from J. I. Cohen in Baltimore, MD, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA, requesting information about the Jewish Hospital in Philadelphia. Cohen asks for a copy of the hospital's constitution, bylaws, and any helpful suggestions. The letter is written on four sheets of paper.

Letter from J. M. Cohen to Isaac Leeser. Cohen encloses five dollars for a subscription for the Publication Society and inquires about Leeser's health. He also sends regards from Andrew and Frances and asks about Jacob Joseph's plans to arrive for Passover.

Letter from James P. Tyler of Richmond, VA to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA. Tyler writes to introduce his friend Alexander Campbell and his daughter, who will be visiting Philadelphia that month, hoping Leeser will meet them. He also mentions his wife's recent illness and recovery.

Letter from Josephine Etting to Isaac Leeser, written in Baltimore on July 1, 1863. Etting encloses $3.00 for her yearly subscription to *The Occident*. She expresses hope for Leeser's improved health.

Josephine Etting writes to Isaac Leeser from Baltimore, explaining a delay in responding to a previous letter due to the late arrival of the July and August issues of a periodical. She expresses her apologies and reiterates her affection for Leeser.

A two-page letter written by M. I. Cohen from Baltimore, Maryland to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on December 5, 1847. Cohen encloses three dollars for his subscription to *The Occident* from April 1847 to March 1848.

Reinah writes to Isaac Leeser from Baltimore, Maryland on December 25, 1848, informing him that she has moved to Baltimore and providing an update on her life and business. She mentions financial difficulties, her work selling bitters, the temperance movement in Richmond, and her health. She invites Leeser to visit her new home.

Letter from Zalma Rehine to Isaac Leeser, written in Baltimore on November 26, 1832. Rehine discusses receiving Leeser's four discourses and expresses pleasure at his improvement in delivery. She mentions Dr. Jos Cohen (and in a second, nearly identical version of the letter, Dr. Gus Cohen) having one to return, but being delayed due to pursuing housebreakers. She returns three of the discourses via Mr. Peixotto. The letter expresses well wishes and greetings to Leeser's acquaintances. Two nearly identical copies of the letter are present within the manuscript.

Letter from an anonymous writer in Baltimore, MD to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA, dated December 14th, 18??. The letter provides information about the writer's Sunday School Association, including a list of approximately 75 active and contributing members, and its officers for the current year.