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Letter from Henry Myers of St. Louis, Missouri, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Myers writes to update Leeser on the progress of their congregation, including the re-election of officers and plans to acquire a new synagogue building. He also requests a copy of English's Grounds of Christianity Examined and mentions difficulties with obtaining other books. A postscript adds a further payment for the Occident.

Letter from S. Lenn of Syracuse, NY, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA, reporting on the activities of the "Cheneseth Shalom" congregation during the recent holidays. Lenn details the sermons delivered by Rev. H. A. Henry, the attendance at services, and the congregation's financial contributions. He also mentions the resignation of President Jacob Stone and the election of Isaac H. Bronner as his replacement. The letter further discusses the congregation's decision to retain Rev. Henry's services despite offers of more lucrative positions elsewhere, highlighting the high regard in which he is held. Lenn expresses regret at being unable to secure new subscribers for the Occident and requests publication of his letter, if deemed appropriate. The letter concludes with a postscript in German, mentioning a conversation with Jacob Stone.