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Letter from E. L. Hess to Isaac Leeser;April 22, 1866

Letter from E. L. Hess to Isaac Leeser;April 22, 1866

Letter from E. L. Hess of Norfolk, VA, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA, dated April 22, 1866. Hess informs Leeser that he gave a lecture at the Norfolk Institute and mentions another candidate, Mr. or Dr. Bean, from New York, recommended by Reverends Einhorn and Adler. Hess seeks Leeser's opinion on Bean and asks for his assistance in influencing the Norfolk Institute's decision, which is to be made on the following Saturday. Hess also provides his Baltimore address and plans to depart for Baltimore the next day. The letter is written on two pages of a single sheet of paper. Two images of the letter are available: ilcajs_b3f1_0028_1r.jpg and ilcajs_b3f1_0028_1v.jpg.

Letter from M. Dannonberg to Isaac Leeser;May 14, 1850

Letter from M. Dannonberg to Isaac Leeser;May 14, 1850

A two-page letter from M. Dannonberg in Norfolk, Virginia, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Dannonberg discusses a small order for prayer books (tefilot) in German with English translations, and offers to sell copies of the Five Books of Moses (Humash) translated into English. He requests instructions on how to send payment.