Letter from J. Palache to Isaac Leeser;September 13, 1843A letter from J. Palache in New York City to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, dated September 13, 1843. Palache requests that Leeser advertise Palache's Misses Palache's Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies of the Jewish Faith in his publication, *The Occident*, for three months starting in October. The school offered instruction in Hebrew (with Portuguese or German pronunciation), other languages, and accomplishments. The letter is written on a single sheet of paper with two pages and includes a wax seal.
Letter from J. Ridskopf to Isaac Leeser;February 10, 1860Letter from Dr. J. Ridskopf in New York City to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, dated February 10, 1860. Ridskopf writes to inquire about advertising rates in Leeser's paper and announces the opening of his academy, providing a detailed description of the school's offerings and costs. The letter is written in both English and German. It includes a multi-page advertisement for the academy.
Letter from J. Ridskopf to Isaac Leeser;February 10, 1860Letter from Dr. J. Ridskopf in New York City to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia requesting Leeser to publish an advertisement for Ridskopf's new academy in his newspaper. The letter is written in both English and German. The advertisement itself details the curriculum, fees, and location of the academy, which offers instruction in classics, modern languages, mathematics, natural sciences, bookkeeping, penmanship, history, geography, etymology, elocution, literature, and drawing. It is a day and boarding school for both male and female students.