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Letter from J. Feulke's Sons in New York City to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, requesting the delivery of an order of Hebrew and English books. The order consists of two sets of eleven volumes each, handsomely bound in red or purple Morocco, with one set printed on the cover with the name Jacob Maduro Lopez and the other with David Lopez Henriquez. The letter requests shipment via Adams Express and payment at sight.

Letter from A. Loewe to Rev. I. Leeser regarding an advertisement in the Occident. Loewe discusses the cost of a lengthened advertisement, proposing a shorter one instead. He also mentions books sent by Leeser and a discount on printed prices. The letter is written in English, with a Yiddish note.

Letter from A. Myerston in Puerto Cabello to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia. Myerston thanks Leeser for procuring books and encloses a second exchange for $69.38. He mentions the delay of the "Dallett" in La Guayra and his communication with Messrs Dovale & Co. of New York regarding payment. A second note dated April 28th expresses further thanks for the Jewish Miscellany and Leeser's discourses.

Letter from A. Myerston in Puerto Cabello to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, concerning the delivery of a box of books and payment. Myerston acknowledges receipt of Leeser's letter and invoice, notes the delay of the ship *Dallett*, and encloses a second exchange for $119.38 (the first having presumably been sent previously). He thanks Leeser for his assistance in acquiring the books.

Letter from Abraham de Sola in Montreal to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia requesting that a Hebrew and English Yom Kippur prayer book be included in an upcoming book shipment.

Letter from Dovale & Co. in New York City to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia requesting information about prayer books. The letter inquires about the availability of a specific set of prayer books and includes a list of volumes. A separate enclosed letter from Mr. B de Casseres and a check for $90 are also mentioned.

Letter from Helmittold[?] in New York City to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, proposing a business arrangement involving the sale of books published by I. Busch of Vienna. The writer inquires about Leeser's interest in a consignment of Busch's publications, and requests several specific titles, including editions of daily prayers and the Machzor. The letter is written in German.

A letter written by J. S. Abecasis from New York City to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia on February 8, 1853. Abecasis requests four dozen copies of Miss Simha C. Peixotto's "Elementary introduction to the Scriptures for the use of Jewish Children," and promises to remit payment upon receipt. The letter is written on one page of a single sheet.

Letter from L.H. Frank, of the Hebrew Printing & Publishing Office in New York City, to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia. Frank requests an assortment of Leeser's publications to fulfill orders he has received, specifying a need for school books and a copy of Leeser's "Holy Scripture," the cheapest school edition. He also requests a catalogue and includes a list of quantities and prices for various items.

Letter from an unknown author to Reverend Isaac Leeser inquiring about the price and availability of six dozen copies of Pyke's Questions. The letter is written from New York City and addressed to Philadelphia.

A two-page letter from Nathan Mclinfer Co. in New York City to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, dated June 7, 1852. The letter acknowledges receipt of a box of books and includes a check for $34.63 payable to Mr. J. Peveira (or a similar name, the last character is unclear in the transcription).

Letter from Nathan Ottinger to Rev. Isaac Leeser discussing the sale of prayer books and other Judaica. Ottinger details his inventory, including Portuguese, Polish, and Ashkenazic ritual items, and requests that Leeser mention his stock in the "Occident". He also discusses payment for previously sold books and expresses gratitude for the prayer books he received. The letter is written in both English and Yiddish.

This letter from P.S. Jacobs to Reverend Isaac Leeser, dated September 13, 1859, from Columbia, South Carolina, is written in response to having received a copy of the Holy Scriptures that Leeser translated. Jacobs encloses payment of $5.00, $3.72 by check and $1.28 in postage stamps, and requests a receipt.