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A letter from J. I. Cohen in Baltimore, MD, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA, requesting information about the Jewish Hospital in Philadelphia. Cohen asks for a copy of the hospital's constitution, bylaws, and any helpful suggestions. The letter is written on four sheets of paper.

A two-page letter written to Isaac Leeser. The writer discusses the freight for books, the dedication of a new Jewish hospital, and a speech delivered at the event. The writer mentions Wise's absence and Dr. Lili's speech emphasizing the importance of benevolence as true religion. The letter also includes a postscript mentioning the writer will send a copy of their speech to Leeser.