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Letter from A. Alexander to Isaac Leeser regarding the distribution of Bibles and the collection of funds. Alexander reports on sales, provides a financial accounting, and mentions challenges in collections and sales. He also discusses the distribution of prayer books and other publications. The letter indicates a business relationship involving the sale and distribution of religious materials.

A. Loewe writes to Isaac Leeser from New York City on March 13, 1862, enclosing two copies of receipts to clarify a discrepancy in their accounts. Loewe mentions a previous settlement in March 1860 but points to two later acknowledgements of payments in January 15, 1861, and August 14, 1861. He encloses $3.00 for insertions, settling all claims, and discusses future subscriptions once in Paris. He also mentions having three Bibles and one רכב וצלח to sell on Leeser's behalf. The letter is written in a hurried style, with a marginal note requesting a prompt reply.

Letter from Isaac Leeser to Miss Gratz concerning financial matters related to the printing and distribution of religious materials, specifically mentioning costs for binding, stereotyping, printing, and paper, as well as the location of printing plates and the number of copies sent to different locations. The letter includes a table itemizing costs for 1000 copies, involving names such as Mr. Wheller, L & Co., King & Baird, and Sherman & Son. It also references "Road to Faith" and Pyke's catechism.

Letter from Isidor Bush to Isaac Leeser thanking him for correspondence and informing him of the prospect of a union between two congregations. Bush also requests that Leeser discontinue an advertisement in his Occident and discusses billing for circulars and advertisements. He mentions that he may be able to sell additional copies of the Occident and the Bible once the latter is finished.

Letter from J. De La Motta, Jr. in Savannah, Georgia to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. De La Motta writes about the delivery of Leeser's work, discusses methods of remittance, and comments on the contents and production quality of the book. He expresses his intention to become a standing subscriber to Leeser's future publications and mentions his efforts to gain more subscribers in Savannah. De La Motta also describes the recent occurrence of a snowstorm in Savannah.

Letter from N. Adler to Isaac Leeser discussing the latter's affairs with his agent, Mr. John Joel, and offering advice regarding insurance and the distribution of Leeser's Bible. Adler also shares news about his son's promotion and expresses hope for his future contributions to Leeser's paper. The letter mentions the Alliance Insurance Office, Mr. Maclagan (the secretary), Mr. Samuel Solomon (Leeser's agent), and the Society for Diffusion of Religious Knowledge.

Letter from Simon C. Noot to Isaac Leeser discussing business dealings, specifically the sale of prayer books and Pentateuchs. Noot explains his methods of selling, emphasizing that he does not ask for credit, and clarifies a misunderstanding regarding a debt. He proposes options for the delivery of pentateuchs and requests circulars for distribution. The letter also mentions Dr. Raphall's trip to Montreal and Noot's potential to find subscribers among gentiles.