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Letter from Michael Light to Isaac Leeser, written in New York City on October 3, 1864, requesting prayer books in different bindings and quantities. Light also mentions selling Italian ethrogim and possibly soliciting subscriptions for the *Occident*. The letter includes a request for prayer books in ordinary binding, gilt binding, and Portuguese prayer books. It also mentions large octavo prayer books. The letter includes a handwritten note in German, the meaning of which is uncertain but pertains to subscriptions.

Letter from Nathan Ottinger to Isaac Leeser, written in New York City on the eve of Rosh Hashanah, October 2, 1853. Ottinger informs Leeser that he received a letter and that he sent Leeser 10 ethrogim, 3 green lulavim, and 5 other items (the last item is unclear) via Adam's Express. He provides pricing for the items. Ottinger also relays an order from his congregation for English Bibles without the prophets, intended for use in their elementary school. The letter is written in English, with some Yiddish words or phrases noted.

Letter from Nathan Ottinger in New York City to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, dated September 28, 1854. Ottinger informs Leeser that he has sent the ethrogim (citrons) Leeser ordered and also fulfilled a second order from St. Louis, sending ethrogim and lulavim to President Lotz. He notes the scarcity of ethrogim. The letter is written in English and includes some Yiddish.

Letter from Natta Dov to Isaac Leeser discussing the sending of prayer books and money. The writer also inquires about the possibility of mentioning Italian ethrogim in the Occident, suggesting their superiority to domestic ones.