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Letter from A. Greinzburg of Baltimore, MD to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA, dated September 29, 1860. Greinzburg describes his recent return from Washington, where he delivered sermons at the request of his brethren. He mentions the congregation's positive reception and their plans to build a synagogue. He offers his sermons to Leeser for publication in the Occident.

Letter from Geo. & John J. Seiling, decorative painters, to Isaac Leeser inquiring about the decorative painting work for a new synagogue building. The Seiling brothers offer their services, highlighting their 20 years of experience and providing recommendations.

Letter from Henry Myers of St. Louis, Missouri, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Myers writes to update Leeser on the progress of their congregation, including the re-election of officers and plans to acquire a new synagogue building. He also requests a copy of English's Grounds of Christianity Examined and mentions difficulties with obtaining other books. A postscript adds a further payment for the Occident.

Letter from Joseph Abraham in Cincinnati, Ohio, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Abraham discusses his debt for the Occident, his new career in law, a recent tragedy in his community, and his congregation's plans to build a new synagogue. He mentions his involvement with the congregation, Beni Israel, and their fundraising efforts.