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Letter from A. Landsberg to Reverend Isaac Leeser, written in Nashville, Tennessee on May 10, 1864. Landsberg acknowledges receipt of Leeser's Daily Prayer book and encloses payment for it.

Letter from Joseph Kohnstamm to Isaac Leeser inquiring about the price of a set of books, possibly five, and a daily prayer book, all translated into English for a Portuguese school. Kohnstamm mentions being referred by Mr. Mitchell Hart of Chatham Street.

Letter from Joseph P. De Youngh to Isaac Leeser. De Youngh writes that he received the unbound Daily Prayer Book and the numbered items Leeser sent, but that Leeser never stated the price. He explains that the person who ordered the volumes is out of town, but that he will hold onto them until the person returns. He notes that Moses Cohen never received a bill and did not expect to be charged for the advertisement. He also mentions he gave $20 to Mr. Seixas and asks about the price of a dozen copies of *Chemag Israel*, promising to send payment to Mr. Bernall. He states that he has not yet located B. L. Simpson or Cordoza but will soon. He closes by asking Leeser to write more plainly and expressing hope for Leeser's good health. He also mentions that he expects to hear soon from Mr. Bernall.

Rebecca Gratz writes to Isaac Leeser requesting that he provide her with a Daily Prayer book, bound in dark blue morocco and lettered "Jonathan Nathan June 2" as a birthday gift. She plans to leave on Wednesday and wants to take the book with her. The letter is dated July 15th.

The letter is a request for a copy of a Daily Prayer Book, and an invitation to a Sunday School examination. The letter also includes a check for $2500 made out to Messrs Merrick & Torrne. The check is signed by C. B. Dungan, Secretary, and R. Gratz, Chairman of Committee of Works.