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Letter from Moses Montefiore to Isaac Leeser. Montefiore informs Leeser that he has remitted \'a313.18 to Messrs Nathan and Jacob Leb of Schleschin in Jerusalem and requests that they acknowledge receipt. The letter is written on two pages and includes a wax seal.

A. B. Elfelt writes to Isaac Leeser from New York City on January 19, 1866, acknowledging receipt of two Bibles and discussing their cost. He mentions sending the Bibles to someone else and promises to send a remittance of $63.00 if he doesn't visit Philadelphia soon.

Letter from B. da Silva to Reverend Isaac Leeser, written in New Orleans on May 25, 1854. Da Silva encloses a payment of thirty-seven dollars, the balance of their account, explaining that unforeseen circumstances prevented him from sending it sooner. He hopes Leeser is in good health and closes with respectful regards. The letter consists of two pages on two sheets and includes a wax seal.

Letter from Dovale & Co. in New York City to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia. The letter informs Leeser that they are remitting him $59.25 on behalf of Messrs. S. & B. de Casseres of Curaçao for the account of Mr. Benj de Casseres, after deducting freight and insurance expenses. The letter includes check number 12289 from the Bank of America.

Letter from G. Isaacs to Isaac Leeser regarding book sales and a forthcoming remittance. Isaacs mentions that book sales are slow and money is scarce. The letter is written on two sheets of paper.

Isaac Moses writes to Isaac Leeser from New York City on September 27, 1848, apologizing for the delay in responding to a previous communication. He confirms that a draft given to Mr. Joseph has been collected, and he has requested Mr. S. Moses to send a check for $33.38 to Leeser. A postscript notes the receipt of Leeser's letter of the 26th.

A one-page letter from J. & A. Schmaltz in Chicago, Illinois to Rev. Mr. Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, dated December 13, 1856. The letter informs Leeser that they are sending him $600, as per his bill.

Letter from Jacob Haim Osorio to Isaac Leeser, written in St. Thomas on March 1, 1865. Osorio informs Leeser that he received Leeser's letter of the 5th and that he has sent a remittance of \'a320. He requests Leeser credit the proceeds to the account of E. Rodriguez.

Letter from J[?] Osorio of St. Thomas to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, dated November 9, 1863. Osorio writes to enclose an exchange for $90.97, to be paid to Leeser and his son Isidor for expenses on behalf of E.R. He mentions receiving a letter from Leeser on September 25th and plans to arrange a larger remittance in the future. He expresses thanks for attention shown to his recommendation and mentions that he received a letter from Isidor but is too busy to reply at the moment.

Letter from Michael Light to Isaac Leeser, written in New York City on April 4, 1854 (6 Nissan 5614). Light apologizes for forgetting to enclose money in a previous letter and mentions sending four Haggadot with English translations to St. Louis. He closes with respectful greetings.

Samuel Piza writes to Isaac Leeser from Barcelona on December 9, 1853, requesting a hastened remittance for books ordered and a bill drawn at eight days sight in favor of Messrs A. M. Seixas & Co. of LaGuaira. Piza also requests the bill of separate costs and mentions his upcoming departure from America in January. He apologizes for not being able to remit the requested Hebrew books due to a late arrival of Leeser's letter but offers to forward them later if still needed. A postscript requests inclusion of the amount owed for the Occident in the bill and cessation of further Occident sendings after the month. The letter is forwarded by D? S.

A letter written by W. J. Caufon from New York City to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia on December 16, 1852. Caufon acknowledges receipt of Leeser's letter and explains that he is only able to send $100, via a draft from E. W. Clark & Co. on E. W. Clack Dodge & Co., due to unforeseen circumstances. The letter is two pages long and features a wax seal.

Letter from W. S. Canford to Reverend Isaac Leeser regarding a previous payment of $100 and a current payment of $100 sent via check. The letter mentions a previous payment made on January 16th for which Canford has not received an acknowledgment. The current payment is made via a check on the Bank of North America, dated January 25th, 1853.

A two-page letter written from New York City to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on October 21, 1853. The writer acknowledges receipt of a payment of $3 and apologizes for the late arrival of an item. The letter is sealed with wax.