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Envelope addressed to the editor of the Occident in Philadelphia.

Greenwood writes to Isaac Leeser about the discontinuation of a periodical, the activities of the Washington Irving Literary Association (a Hebrew association of which Greenwood is president), and upcoming events, including lectures by Rev. I. Wise and a dramatic contest.

Letter from I. I. Cohen to Isaac Leeser inquiring about a possible debt for the Occident. Cohen mentions receiving a letter from Mr. I. Jaroslawsky stating that he would give Mrs. Cohen a present and sent her Leeser's monthly periodicals some time ago.

Letter from Isaac J. Moses to Isaac Leeser. Moses writes that he has received Leeser's periodical for some time, but doesn't know if it came directly from him or through a friend. He asks Leeser to send a bill for any dues to May 1st so he can remit payment.

Letter from Joseph Cohen of Newark, NJ to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA. Cohen explains that he is delaying payment for Leeser's periodical because he has not yet collected all the money owed to him. He details payments received from Isidor Lehman, and promises to send the remaining balance, including his own dues, as soon as he receives payment from others. He also mentions sending circulars to Philadelphia and requests Leeser's assistance if possible.

Letter from Dr. M. Mayer in Charleston, South Carolina to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Mayer requests Leeser to publish an advertisement in his periodical. He promises to send more next week.

Philip Solomons writes to Isaac Leeser from Washington, D.C. enclosing five dollars for two prayer books, as per Leeser's request of the 2nd. Solomons explains that they do not work with periodicals, otherwise they would happily use Leeser's "Occident."

Postmaster S. F. Von Bonnhorst informs the publisher of the Occident that their periodical addressed to E. Frowenfeld was refused and not picked up at the Pittsburgh Post Office.