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A letter from an unknown author in Montreal to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, dated March 20, 1851. The author describes the annual examination of the Sunday School, mentioning the participation of children, teachers, and the Hazan, Revd. Mr. DeSola. The letter also notes repairs and painting being done to the synagogue building. A reference is made to a gift presented to DeSola and a similar gift received by Leeser. The writer mentions sharing further news with Leeser through their mutual friend, Graff.

Letter from Abraham de Sola to Isaac Leeser listing Montreal subscribers to the Jewish Advocate. The letter also includes a note about obtaining more subscribers and mentions Mr. J. Samuel as a potential subscriber. The envelope is also included.

A letter from Lindo to Isaac Leeser discussing the monthly packages of the Occident, subscriber issues, and the reception of David Raphals' lectures in Montreal. The letter also touches on congregational matters and internal views on the publication's content. The writer expresses their opinions on the content of the Occident and offers feedback on the type of news and articles their subscribers find relevant. The letter further details the success of Raphals' lectures and related social events.