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This letter is an invitation to a banquet celebrating the dedication of the Jews Hospital in New York City. The letter, written in April 1855 from a committee of arrangements, includes a circular and tickets. The banquet was to be held at Niblo's Saloon on May 17th, 1855. The letter refers to an article in *The Occident*, Volume 13, No. 4, pages 183-188.

Formal invitation from Abraham and Mrs. Mitchell to Isaac Leeser to attend the wedding of their daughter Rebecca to Mr. Pincis King on Wednesday, August 23, 1848, at 3:30 PM at 395 Hudson Street in New York City.

One-page letter from Albert Cardoza to Isaac Leeser, written in New York City on November 2, 1865. Cardoza encloses a subscription for the Occident. The letter is written on letterhead from the Judges Chambers, City Hall, New York City.

Letter from Ansel Leo to Isaac Leeser describing the consecration of a new synagogue in New York City. Leo details the ceremony, including music, participants, and the overall atmosphere. He mentions the presence of prominent figures like Dr. Lilienthal and Dr. Raphall. He also notes the length of the service and the generous donation received by the synagogue. The letter concludes with thanks and expressions of personal satisfaction.

Letter from Benjamin Nathan to Isaac Leeser, written in New York City on February 18, 1858. Nathan acknowledges receipt of books, encloses a check for $23.87, and mentions attempting to contact M. Seixas, formerly of Curacao, now residing in New York City. He also mentions sending a letter to Dr. Fischel.

A letter from D. Wolff in New York City to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, requesting that Leeser hand an enclosed letter to a Mrs. Father if she is still in Philadelphia. If she has left for the Falls, Wolff asks Leeser to return the letter by post to Wolff, Seixas & Co. at 37 South Street.

The letter is a request for information about the dedication service of a Hebrew Orphan Asylum in New York. The writer asks the recipient to procure the service used at the dedication and any other relevant materials.

Invitation to the consecration of the new synagogue of Congregation B'nai Jeshurun in New York City on September 14, 1865. The invitation includes the address of the new synagogue (34th Street, between Broadway and 7th Avenue) and the time of the ceremony (2:30 PM). The letter is signed by Samuel Cohen, Jacob Pecare, S. R. Jacobs, Wm. Horn, Bennett King, Jonas D. Samson (Committee), Israel J. Salomon (President), and E. De Young (Secretary).

Letter from James Seligman to Isaac Leeser requesting that Leeser send Bibles to three individuals: B. Meyberg in New York City, M. Beeber in New York City, and B. Frankel in Cincinnati, Ohio. Seligman references a previous Bible he received from Leeser.

Letter from Aaron N. Cohen, Jr., in New York City to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, requesting that Leeser forward two copies of his prayer books, the smallest size, morocco and gilt binding to specified addresses: one to Mr. L. Cohn in Charleston, South Carolina, and one to Cohen himself in New York. Cohen indicates that he will send payment upon receipt of the bill.

A one-page letter from Lawrence Blumenthal in New York City to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia. Blumenthal encloses $12.00 and requests a receipt. The letter is dated May 26, 1868, and includes an address: 211 34th St (or 211 N 34th).

Letter from Levy to Isaac Leeser written in German on December 19, 1852 from New York City. Levy informs Leeser of his brother's and mother's arrival in New York and their plans to return to Europe. He also requests a visit from Leeser at his residence at 398 Hudson Street. The letter mentions Dr. Mr. Pecare and includes several illegible words and passages.

M. M. Cardozo writes to Reverend Isaac Leeser from New York City on September 13, 1853, offering him hospitality during a planned visit to New York. Cardozo mentions having a spare room and offers simple meals. He assures Leeser that accepting the offer will cause no inconvenience. The letter is written on one page of a letter-sized sheet.

Letter from Rebecca Gratz to Rev. Isaac Leeser concerning the subscription for the Occident and the Seminary School in New York. The letter mentions a school examination held on the previous Sunday, and suggests delaying the sending of books until further communication with Mrs. Nathan.

Two-page letter from Samuel A. Lewis of New York City to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, requesting a bill and mentioning a previously sent card for inclusion in the Occident. The letter includes a wax seal.

Letter from Simon C. Nool of New York City to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, dated August 23, 1852. Nool informs Leeser about the construction of a new school building in New York City, describing its features and academic programs, including Hebrew studies. He also mentions a young pupil from his congregation who successfully performed the reading of the Torah.

Letter from Stephen J. Sedgwick to Isaac Leeser regarding the Metropolitan Academy and Gymnasium in New York City. Sedgwick seeks Leeser's support in promoting the Academy to the Hebrew community in New York. He includes excerpts from the New York Daily Times and the Phrenological Journal to highlight the institution's merits. The letter mentions that the Rev. Simon C. Noot is the Professor of Hebrew at the Academy.

This record consists of a calling card, sent to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA. The card includes the name and address of John Livor of 262 5th Street, near Avenue C in New York, and on the verso, the name Solomon Weil.

This item is an admission ticket to the consecration of the new synagogue of Congregation B'nai Jeshurun, located on 34th Street between Broadway and 7th Avenue in New York City. The consecration was to take place on Thursday, September 14th, 1865, at 2:30 PM. The ticket is addressed to Reverend Isaac Leeser and is marked "Not Transferable."