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Letter from Benjamin Franklin Peixotto to Isaac Leeser concerning a mistakenly sent subscription payment of three dollars. Peixotto explains that the payment was initially sent to Mr. Robt Lyon in New York by Mr. Ger A Davis at the request of a person who had difficulty speaking English and misunderstood the difference between "As" and "Ox." The letter clarifies the situation and forwards the corrected payment from Mr. G. Straus, who also requests discontinuation of his subscription.

Letter from G. N. Henriques to Isaac Leeser inquiring about the subscription price for the "Occident". Henriques mentions he may be able to obtain additional subscribers. He also references a previous letter sent on August 16th, but on a different subject.

Letter from Isidor Busch in New York to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, discussing Busch's plans to publish a new journal for Jewish interests in both English and German. Busch seeks Leeser's support and cooperation, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and mutual respect between their publications, while acknowledging Leeser's established journal, "Occident", as the senior publication in the field. The letter expresses Busch's intention to submit the journal's program to Leeser in the following week.

Postmaster James W. Brannon writes to Isaac Leeser, editor of *The Occident and Jewish Advocate*, to inform him that the magazine sent to Mr. M. Nathan in Louisville, Kentucky has not been picked up and should be discontinued. The letter is marked "POST OFFICE BUSINESS" and "FREE".

Letter from Phineas Moses to Isaac Leeser inquiring about the non-receipt of *The Occident* for the previous five months. Moses writes from Cincinnati, Ohio, and addresses Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.