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Concerns the auction of William Tully's books in New York. Beinecke Library holds a copy of the sale catalog. See Catalogue of an extensive collection of scientific, medical and miscellaneous books, being the private library of the late Dr. Wm. Tully ... : which will be sold at auction ... (New York: George A. Leavitt & Co., [1859])

Henry F. Fish and his successors were insurers and friends of the Tully family. There are two letters from Henry F. Fish to George A. Leavitt & Co. Henry F. Fish hoped to obtain money for the estate from the publication of Tully's manuscripts.

Includes a circular by Henry F. Fish, Waterbury, requesting Tully manuscripts for the purpose. His manuscripts do not seem to have been published.

Also included are a few financial memoranda, 1870-1878.

Plus contemporary copy.

Mostly financial.

Included are eight bills for medical visits and treatments by Tully and a list of patients owing money. These cover the period 1851-1857. Annotations in pencil state whether payment will be received.