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Abraham de Sola writes to Isaac Leeser from Montreal on September 7, 1863 (23 Elul 5623), thanking him for photographs and discussing the possibility of exchanging photographs. De Sola mentions the completion of a biography and its upcoming publication. He also discusses his busy schedule and expresses a desire to correspond more frequently. The letter includes Hebrew text throughout. A postscript requests that the enclosed item be given to Miss Gratz.

A short letter from E. Wolff in Saltillo, Texas, to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Wolff requests Leeser forward an enclosed letter to his father at the earliest opportunity. The letter includes a wax seal and is written on two pages of a single sheet.

Letter from Horace Moses to Rev. Isaac Leeser requesting that Leeser conduct a service at his home upon returning from a funeral. The funeral is to take place at 2 p.m. that day, with Mr. Solomon Cohen reading the service at the gravesite. Moses asks Leeser to be present and to give the bearer an answer.

Letter from Jeanette Elkus in Denekamp, Netherlands to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA. Elkus expresses her hope for Leeser's good health, mentions her father's upcoming trip to Hamburg, and discusses the hardships caused by the ongoing war. She also requests a letter in return.

Letter from Jeanette Elkus to Isaac Leeser discussing family well-being, the devastating fire in Enschede, and the receipt of Leeser's portrait. The letter includes descriptions of the fire's destruction and the writer's reaction to it. It also mentions the arrival of books sent by Leeser and expresses gratitude for the portrait.

Letter from Myrtilla J. Davis to Isaac Leeser informing him of the death of her Uncle Goodman. Davis writes that her aunt requested she contact Leeser to pass on the news of Goodman's death and ask that Leeser contact Goodman's cousin Michael. The letter mentions that Goodman died at quarter of three in the morning after suffering excruciating pain, but was conscious until the end, though unable to speak.

A four-page letter written by Selena from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on June 8, 1856. The letter is addressed to an unnamed friend. The writer discusses various social events, including the recent mayoral election and the visits of family members and acquaintances. She also comments on the visits of two Mr. Moses, one from California and the other from China. There are numerous mentions of other people. The letter shows the author's social circle and concerns.