Two-page letter written in German from A. Cahn in Grenada, Mississippi, to Jacobs & Mayer in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on January 8, 1849. Cahn requests that Jacobs & Mayer place a notice in New York and Philadelphia newspapers warning merchants against extending credit to M. Leoney (Marcus Levy), whose business has ceased to exist and whose goods have been seized by Cahn.
Subject: Business Law
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A letter from L. Levenson & Co., a wholesale clothing manufacturer located at 461-467 Broadway (corner of Grand Street), New York City, to an attorney. Dated March 5, 1879, the letter discusses a legal case against Jacob Tobias, suggesting that Tobias is being dishonest. The letter is written on stationery featuring an engraved architectural vignette of the company's building. Approximately 8" x 10".