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Letter from Abraham de Sola in Montreal to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, dated March 29, 1859. De Sola requests that Leeser send him three copies of his *Daily Prayers*, two in the larger size and one in the smaller size. He mentions a lecture he is preparing for the Natural History Society and includes a newspaper clipping detailing the inauguration of their new building, in which De Sola is scheduled to give a lecture on March 8th, 1859. He also inquires about copies of *The Asmonean*. The letter expresses condolences regarding the loss of Mr. William Florance. The letter is fragile and consists of 5 pages on 3 sheets.

A brief note requesting that 5 copies of Daily prayers for the Spanish & Portuguese be delivered to the bearer. The letter is written by A. Hart and addressed to Rev. Mr. Leeser at 371 Walnut St, Philadelphia.

Two-page letter from B. DeCasseres to Reverend Isaac Leeser requesting two copies of the Daily Prayers. The letter also includes two tables of names and numerical values, possibly accounting records. The writer mentions sending $12.00 and a friend, Mrs. Henriques, who is visiting him.

Letter from H. C. Ezekiel to Isaac Leeser inquiring about the publication and price of the "Daily Prayers" according to the "Reform or Minhag America" service. Ezekiel's letterhead indicates that he works at Gottlieb & Ezekiel, Government Goods, Clothing, Dry Goods, &c., located at 222 Walnut Street, Cincinnati.

Letter from Isaac Leeser to J. S. Cohen, Jr. in Baltimore, sent from Philadelphia on September 1, 1857. Leeser informs Cohen that he has sent a set of prayer books as ordered and includes six Daily Prayers requested by Mr. Carvalho. He also invites Cohen to the dedication of their place of worship on Thursday evening of that week.

Letter from Isaac Moses, Jr. to Isaac Leeser, written in New York City on March 10, 1846. Moses acknowledges receipt of a letter from Leeser but states that he has not yet received a package containing the Pentateuch. He expresses his interest in keeping the Pentateuch if it is bound, otherwise he will accept another copy. He requests a set of daily holiday prayers when a smaller edition is published. He mentions forwarding a subscription request to his brother in China for the Occident. The letter also includes brief mentions of receiving letters from Jacob and Abm. Joseph, and comments about Hanford, a 'Vidder's' marriage, and Wolfe.

Letter from Louis Spanier in New York City requesting two copies of Isaac Leeser's edition of daily prayers, handsomely bound, and inquiring about prices for a set of machzorim with translation, also handsomely bound. The letter is written on letterhead for S. Hamm & Co., located at 47 Warren Street, New York City.