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A one-page letter written by Charles St. T. Collis from Frederick, MD to an addressee in Philadelphia, PA on January 2, 1862. The letter acknowledges receipt of bills for eleven dollars, which the writer encloses. The writer also mentions giving bylaws to Mrs. Collis, who sends her regards.

Letter from Edn. Hertz to Isaac Leeser. Hertz encloses payment for two books he received from Leeser and thanks him for the prompt delivery. He also sends his and his wife's compliments.

This letter from Isaac Leeser to Rosa Mordecai was written in Philadelphia on July 29, 1860. Leeser describes his recent illness and recovery, mentioning that he is still suffering from the consequences of an accident. He discusses visitors, his household staff, and his writing difficulties. The letter shows concern for the recipient's wellbeing and expresses gratitude for her inquiries.

Josephine Etting writes to Isaac Leeser from Baltimore, explaining a delay in responding to a previous letter due to the late arrival of the July and August issues of a periodical. She expresses her apologies and reiterates her affection for Leeser.

Letter from R. C. Moise to Isaac Leeser expressing thanks for the loan of books and inquiring about Leeser's health and literary activities. Moise also conveys greetings from his family.