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, 1865-04-08
tresdetuds and provisions 10 New York, on the
3isk Dece mher. :s6i, and April 4th ls65.

Since Jan. e6s s4ossa 800 s53, 8a5
The total foreign imports Ut New York during
the week ending March 2s, amount to s., 1t.675
against SC, ,13S ia during the corresponding week
In 1864 and IS, ,159, ,565 IN 1868.
The following table shows the specie exports
from the poEt OF New York to foreign ports for
fourteen yesrs, from January to April l, and
for the corresponding period in the other vrars
, 1865-04-08

TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE,-This body as
g. mbltd 1T Nashville On the Sd. It may be
REGARDED as em.nertIy .1tnnes@e Leeisla-
turc. Oftho twenty-four Senators twenty
ma are native Tcnuessceans, aud Of the sew
cnty-stx Representatives siSty-two are native
Tennesseeans. Two-thtrdz Of all the mem
hers have been slaveholaers-
TEE GREAT V1croRY.-Govefnor Curtin of
Pennsylvania, has issued a proclamation set.
ting mart next Sunday as q general day o
prayer snd Thanksgiving for our recent 7icto-
ries.
, 1865-04-08

The total vslna Of exports from Boston for
the week ending March p, including specie, was
1876 w sganst $2s9 1916 for the corresponding
week In 1864. -
, 1865-04-08
JAY CooKE
SUBSCRIPTION AaxSr, Fhiladelphls.
March ~ 1sfH

pRESTON, WILL ARD G
KEAN. Bankers. and dealers In Government S.
eu1ttez. "a south Clark street We ara eso aulhoI-
lied By Mr. Cooke 10 receive subscriptions to tie
7-3C LOAN.
anfnfENtf Mn
, 1865-04-08
Mt)iragp Gr1burle



PROELEmS OF ERECOnsTR &c TaOy
The events which have Just transplred II
Virginia 80 e1ccsually seal the fate Of tn
REBELLION that it is no longer question
whether the Union is to be r-sto ed, bu
= how soon, in what mannct, with what pro
visions adapted to the new .xigencIes Of th
cuBe, whit is to be done with the rebel lead
crs, with the re bel lands, With the rebel Sat
Governments, and hy what process are peo
pie. who hare been nearly unanimous In rs
bellion, 10 be restored to iu1ucnce aud pow
CT, to the suffrage and with the sulfs age t.
Office, yet a1 in such manner as not to en-
danger the peace Of the Republic and tn
authority OF the Union against which the,
have so latsly been At war. At the close q
at the outset Of tho Icbelli D, VIC 'assum
that underlying nil constitutions and writer
Laws, is the supreme necessity Of sclEpreser
yation. q Sas4s ,popuu suprema zex''-th,
safety of. the people is cur Supreme Law
There can be nothing IN the Constitution o
. the United States which requires us to adop
any mode Of reconstruction which will EN-
danger The Union, now won by our blood, o.
The overthrow. Of slavery, necessary to Unioz
itself. Before We tie the hands Of thos'
who have saved the Union, and restore an
thority to those who bavr sought to destroy
~ p1ole tn p,aln .,,a % ~ anes 49," u ~ .r .t;,
vote the former, or to combine with Northern
traitors upon such measures as they would be
likely to combine upon. nc will he we'll as,
eu1cd that tic experiment is safe.
Wc look. indeed. for 1apid and heart
chono. of aen, tm.nt on the mart of the sont1.
~, ,eso,,a +hr moment The military powo,
-, ~ .,oh,,,,on-,nu- rcnres .ntcd nniv bv
1oh1 sto,,,s annv-i. dfss,pated md over.
1h,o,n 1f+b;s reaction sha ali uc spontaneous
hearty and in poud filth. the % b to Union
III, W. cleared of ,ts onfy formidable obs,a-
c,a But ty,c rniontsm II the South must
I've ~ that Of the North In. becn-uncondi-
1,onal. Those who have been willing to give
m tht;r slaves ,or lie rebellion. must name
N conditions IN takinr the oath to tie Union
-,n,s1 d.mand M h,,he nm ,,onns M nrce
snnnosr 4hc n,csent o51,cers Of ,he rebel
State @rnrcrhncnta tzle The o.th Of a1lc-
.riancc. sw.ar to support the constitution OF
The United States, call and hold q State con-
ycufion which rescInds the ordinance of ecccs-
sion. and. orca.ns that the State is again in
the Union All this is well as evidence o. re-
turning reason and loyaly.
Rut does it fp1lov that Sanato,a ..1ectaa ,,4.
. 1eris]ature which vas 5tself elected snd
sworn to support the rebellion. nre tn renre-
sent those States in the Federa, ssnata =
such rcn,c.entatiyes von}d now AZ he-etoSora
rrrreseut The defeated. sonrcd md emb.ttcr
I'd arIstocracv. The c,ase wh, ,,ora
'~
, 1865-04-08


Our Ccpperhead contemporaries throughout
1he country are troubled ut the fac: that tue
rej4iclIgs over tue la,e victories have assum.
ed partizan character; that Very few but
Republicans hare apparently rejoiced, and
that they have not rejuiced In Copperhead
ph1ascology, bpt rather nj. q tue manner Of
Republicans and thorough Union men. The
Copprheads are PANIED that - suould over
look the fact that We are chieGy indebted to
the opposers Of the war for our present de-
s.rcc Of SUCCESS that the war would not NOW
l1ayo been = success had they not steadily de-
CRIED it as q failure that our armies would
not have been kept up to their full standard
but for their peace conventions and anti-dfxft
threats and riots; that Meh.rs. Lincoln,
Stanton. and Welles would never have had
the confidence Of the people had they not de-
nounced them ss knave3, hypocrites, des-
pots and scotndrela, and in Short
that our chariot Of war never
would have been dragged up the steep Of ar
duous conflict to the summit OF final and
glorious suecess, had they not been hsrnessed
to the wreng end 1csolulely pulling IL back.
Perhaps they claim as merit that the ':Dem-
oc,atic" party, having rendered our success
more difficult, hare tl.rein made it more
glorious!
Or perhaps there peace sncaks will steal up
and attempt to borrow the Uniform of War
Democrats. They Ind better refer tn the
speeches made at the session Of the chicaoo
: Convention, wherein ssWnr Democrats,
were declared to he +tno better thx, Ah,,,-
tionlsts-1inks Of the Same sausage. mad. M
OF the same dog" Arc these the men VII,
rvrr1d 47Df,c with nc in rx,s,3nr,.
, 1865-04-08

Fhitadclphfn Iron nlnrkct-.Aprll 4.
There Is little or no densnd for RI. Metal, and
prices favor tho buyers. who are not disposed to
, 1865-04-08

FRIDAY EvTNIHa. April 7, 1855,
F1tEIGHTs-There Is no chang. In rates. We
, 1865-04-08

D5 aassosif5 Ct the seeses'ry Of hs TroAsu1y. The
ooees1tenea has Assnmed tho Gencsst suoser.7uou
'o1 e A"ls Ct EA,tsd asa,es frea.afy Nosos,
hesF1ns ssF<a and hsees:a.hs per cea< Interest per
snQum. Known asthe
, 1865-04-08
BETIa 4 FHsEs

lie C0EieGeralc organ III TINS c1Ly- CANNOT
admit that its Government has get met any
very serious disaster. It ptonounces the
capture Of Richmond an affair Of no more
COZ sequence, in military point Of view
than the capture of Corinth three years ago
by Gen. Haneck. 1t says: Facts compel
the conclusion that the nation has. once
more. and to considerable extent, been snb-
jected to official deceit." It learns that
"Gcn. Lees retreat was not at an demor'
allied rout," and also That he Il moving
1etsurely, and not at all rs II he were being
subjected to an effective pursuit." It sums
up the operations OF The past week as fol
lows:
at was not Richnond that wzs resisting the
authority Of the Federal Government Int Lee.
xrmy; NC have tbs 1ozmer, but the latter IS still
been weakened somerhat. hut it has gone further
u "a s?'aS s$* sEsa 81 Z q; ii q
It may be inferred from tho tenor Of these
quotations that the Chicago 15nss il bit1ag !
file. We doubt whether 1t will, on the whole,
make o comfortable meal fit. Al the sans
time we cannot ceny that it has good cause
for The temper displayed in It's comments
upon what 1t terms '' the incomplete victory. =
The side which It has espoused during tht
past four years has suddenly been over
thrown. The Confederate Amy lns beer
yanquishcd and destroyed. The very founda
lion Of The Cause which the Confedera''
organ has advocated, from its tfet establish
1ncnt 10 the present Aour, has been swcp
away. Al the predictions which 1t has mad
DUNG the past four yeats have
been ialslhed. All the sneers wh;ct
1t has uttered against Geneal Gran1
and all the slandezs Which it. has pro
mulgatcd against Sherman and She -idan Ears
been answered. AL thu ibels it has pvrpe
t1ated upon President Lincoln and Secrctacs
Stanton have been rctute1. Alli:s hopes aui
its hates, all its aims aud aspl1a tions, it's at
fections and animosities, have becE over
whc>u.ed By the armies ul the Union. Ths
(. <.tirc-in-lhe,rear" VII shortly be extiuguished
with thc Giu in lie front. Cnder thcs. Cir
cuustanccs it is not 10 be wondered at that
the Chicago 1unts should be touud suffering
extreme tormcnts N the general dissolution
&c fht, Con fa1cra1A = ranse
, 1865-04-08
#iSrella1lf0uB.
u. s. 7-30 LOAN.

u. s. 7-30 LOAN.
81 authority Ct tae secxesry Of ,ho Treasury, The
uneeutsnea has .4sumed tao aene,st supsu1,uou
Atene5 tof s 1@Is Ct EAisd as,,es rrea,asy Noses,
tesE1ns ssven and thsee.,.ntn. ..r .4s t,t.-,<x ~,
anuuu1. Known a the
SEVENTHlRTY LOAN,
These Notea ore bsusd uoda1 date OF Jans 18th 1sx
md sxe psyabla three yes1s from that tins. ,.enr.
rtucy or ssc Convertible 1t the optlca oi ,Aa ao1t.
into
q. s. $40 Six per cent
COLLABORATING BONDS
These bonds ass worth premium which tncraasa
the acssst profit On tho - loan, AID IT. eenRsos
fum stae and nssnsc4pal tazds!oE ODDS ffom oast 10
res per cent mare. according 70 the rate ley1sd o.
ether prop 1sy. The interest II pad IA currency
uiannCaly by coupons attscAtd TO each noto
which nsJ ho cut Oh aud sold - any bank OK hAnkat
41e ute1e3s fno0lh -
Ono cent per day on $50 motto.
Two cents" Is 500
Ten ts .t :. $500 &
20 s g. F" $1,000
81 !" " q " 5000 IS
Notes Of All the denorolnat!ous vl be promptly
furnished upon receipt or and the posa
forwarded At oace Tho interest 70 18th Juno naxs
VIII DO paid IN sIvnnce- Thias
TIE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered o5 tla Government. anc 1t |. confidently
expected that IT. superior advantages will ake staa
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF TIE PEoPLx
Less than &3ca Of the LON authorized By tse
List Congress are now on the mA7let. This amounts
1t the rate ut which 1t IL being abs,rbed Will Ill b.
subscribed fof within tour moths, when the notes
vii undoubtedly command premium, u has uai-
formly been the caae On cosiag the subscriptions "a
other Loans.
In order that citizens oi every town sad secuoa os
the country may os anorsd facilities for taking the
Loan, tho National Banks. State B4nks, md priyAse
Bankers throughout tho country hays Eenera1J
agreed to receive subscriptions At par. supsetissx4
win select their own sRants, In whom hey haye con-
ndence, and who only arc 70 be stspons!o1a fx ~
delivery Of the notes tor which they receive ordE
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION Aazxr, Philsdelphls.
March Is, 1se5.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL. BE RECEIVED By
Flint National Isnk OF Chicago.
G.ennA II .44nu>g p.nt- ~ f.s.,a~~
, 1865-04-08
r:ffiIErF Districts.

The following general order, though dated
February 2sth, 1855, has not been promul-
gated until recently ; and contains lnforma-
ton which may be new and Interesting to q
certain portion Of the Northern public:
HxApQH'a DEr'r or TIE CcaBEnLASD,l
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. a5 1sG5.
, 1865-04-08
PILES.

PILES.
HEALING EVEN SMALL POX AND BURNS
WITHOUT SCAR.
NO FAMILY CAN DO WITHOUT IT.
~ Only Is centa beg. For sa.e By all Drnczhrs-
Wholesale Agents for Cricago,
J. Fl. REED 4 CO.
General Derot, = Liberty street., New Yusk.
, 1865-04-08

8: brls. 3arIrt q9et aad Itc!dJ Sa,es t5d.Y Wers:
101 hIls At u ~ 100 brIs 1t g.. clo.ing Q1tet.
HAf-The MARKET ah .Ws s'f4A1 ln1i ifovetnens In
tn. temaru Some parties re buying stockta A.
ticipaECn ct the opening OF navigation and in cxpec
tatien OF orders fr1m Lske sup+tlcr. We quote:
, 1865-04-08

It was by all accounts in this hour Of vic.
tory when the modest and brave Gen. Wtnth.
rop Of the LIST brigade, Ayres: division,
was mortally wounded. He was riding along
the brcastworks, md In the act' as am as:
sured, Of saving. friends life, was shot
through to the left lung. He felt at once, and
bis N. n who loved him gathered around and
1ook him tendesIy to the rear, where he died
bef. re The strrtcher on which he lay could be
Deposited beside the meeting-house door.
On The way frcm the field TO th- hospital he
wandered in mind ut 1,mt s, crying out Cap
tain Weaver how is that line Has the attack
succcedcd. o:c.e"' When he had been Iesus-
cI1ated ior pause he said: Doctor, I am
done for.'' HIS Inst words were: "Stra'ght-
en- the line |" And he died peacefully. He
WAS q cousin Of Major Winthrop, the anthor.
OF i Cecil D1eeme," and the brothet-ln-'aW Of
MIR. August Belmont. He was twenty seven
years ot snge. / had talked win HUI before
going into action, as lie sat at the side of Gen:
Aytes, and ~ns permitted by tho guard of
honor to uncover his face and look upon it.
&c was pale and b. autiful, marble rather
than corpse, and the uniform cut away from
Its bosom showed how white and fesh Tas
the boty. En- pulseless now,
Gen. Griffin 50 to me This victory Ia
not Ecrih WInthrop's nfe." -
, 1865-04-08
SEVENTHIRTY LOAN.

These Noses orc issued undaz Date OF Jane 1., 1sx
snd sze psyAbla three yes1s from that t1ne.,&.nr,
rtncy or ssc ecnyestiols 1t the oouoa oi ,ae aod.
, 1865-04-08

In the afternoon and evening, the general MIR
kets were active. Wheat WIS IN good demand and
fru,er, with heavy sales Of No. Spring At $1.o7a
@51C3- closing at s1.07@1.o7a, Oats y7ero firm,
with sales OF No. at 41@5A0ic. Highwines anl
proYlainus Ye1e ueeIected.
, 1865-04-08

Notes Of al the named III be promptly
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions and the posa
forwarded at oace- The interest to 18th Juns nexs
VII ne nald In xsyrnce. This Ia
, 1865-04-08

I nc 9tId H1afEtt Oh tae e1feet was gu1tt-0pcn-
Ing at 100, decliutng to 145 and closing at 1880
49, Silver wes quiet and nominal At 1336e1s5.
Government Bords we're in better demand and
1rmcr. Ftye.Twcnties were eold on the Stock
Board It 1G7; Ten.Fortica at i@99; and se7cn-
lhirtsee s9i. We quote street rates as follows:
Buying. Selling.
Ffre-Twentics s.......... 1851 e 1G11 107 Gnlu7}
TeR-Fortt=s ...........,..... 9li9 ta o. . o.
Sixes OF .1GGsJn107} 1,741tu7{
, 1865-04-08
HOG SALES TO-DAY.

HuGS--R c, pts according 10 tha Bcasd OF Trade
port s,scB. Shipments 500. The market opened q
tive anc there wusa slight Improvement IA pIlres.
1hs kaI. VILE "A fu1iQXs:
, 1865-04-08

Cook County Scrip was IN g"od de1nsnd and
firm ut Ba4Gss3. but the offerings were very light
- Preston, Willard & Kean, Bankers, Agents
for the 7-3s loan, n CLARK street, quote Govern
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
Chnrter Election in N,y,,I.

From The NewcTk Advertiser Of Last Tyeniug.
Mr. Thomas B. Pcddie is elected Mayor for
term OF two years by majority of 1850 end Col
Charles ii. Tay. Auditor Of Accounts by majority Of
l4oo the remainder Of the Union city ticket having
about 'he same average majority
A moie complete and magnificent success than this
has never been achieved by any party in this city The
revolution. indeed. is overwhelming. One year ago
On October lsCD. The Democratic city ticket
elected BY majority Of 05o and IN November of the
Sare year. Mcclellan received m1lorty of 3o2 over
MI Lincoln. Ii thus appears that the Uonists make
gain of ? 400 0rer OcobsT and Of 100 NOrtmbr
At toe same time they gain Aldermen in the Fourth
sixth. Seventh AID Thirteenth Wards. and elect their
full tickets in the Fourth. Sixth and 1hrteenth-a re-
suit which the most confident hardly dared 10 hope for
and which. naturally. has filed the Opposition with con
stcrnat'On. In 1863. whea Gen. Ruuyon was elected
Mayor, the Opposition majority was 94I while In l56
their majority COS.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

Assembly District Eleventh and Seventeenth wsrds)
held last Tuesday night the 10th inst. we'll attended
meeting at their Headquarters. No. iJi Seventh-st.
Vlce.President Mr.. JoHX RADo In tho Chair.
Mr.. ALFEED ERBE addressed the meeting at length
on the topic, Of the day. whercupon the following
resolutions were passed unanimously;
Rsoiced That the Syracuse Platform doe. nor contain Tho
proper sentiments Of the Uiou party Oni does no'
represent this true spirit OF the same.
Reoited That miss In this Plstform paragraph pro-
nouncig plainly ~ fVtf OF uRipersal sG2e and tat
cannot subscribe TO the general approval OF the Predcnf'
Reconstruction plan.
Re.DreJ The convinced that the Union csudi
d,tes deserving OF hearty support, tue more We
roget na those brave sre amPered IN the cam
pai.u by the loe6 Of tins unfortunate platform.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
THE REBELLION.
Stephens, Campbell, Reagan, Trenholm
and Clark Released On Parole.
They are to Hold Themselves
Subject 10 Arrest.
wAsHrNGroN. Wednesday. Oct. II. 1865.

wAsHNG1oN. Wednesday. Oct. II. 1865.
The following was issued to-day:
Whuea' The following named persons, to wit John
A. Campbell of Alabama John II. Reagan OF Texas.
Alexander II. Stephens of Georgia George A. Tren
holm Of South Csrolira and Charles Clark OF Sssis
sipp. lately engaged in rebellion against the
United Stees Government. who ore now In close Gus
tody have made their submission to the authority OF
the United States and applied to the President forpar
don under bis proclamationi and rherrd the author
ty Of the Fedeml Government is sufficiently restorcd
ia the aforesaid States 20 admi; of tie enlargement OF
said persons from close custodt is ordered that tie! DC
released giving their respective paroles TO appear ut
such time and place thc President may desgnae To
any charge that he may direct to be preferred
against them; and also that they will respectively
abide until fnrher orders in tho places herein deslgnh
ted aud bot depart ttcrefrom. John A. Campbell In the
State OF Alabama; John II. Reagan in the state OF
Texas; Alexander II. Stephens In the State OF Georgia.
George A. Trenholm in TIE State OF South Carolina
and Charles Clark in the State Of Mississippi And II
the President should Frnut bis pardon to any OF said
persons. suca porsons parole will ther 'by be dis
charged. AND2Ev JOHNSON. fresid9h''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

MOTHERS MOTHERS MOTHERS Don't
f, to procure Mrs wISsLows soorHSs sTEuP Tor CHir
DnEs TxKrHSs Til, v4aabs preparation 10 the pfe'criP
tou Of one of the best female physicians and nur'e in the
United States. has been used for 70 years with nsVsr
ing SAFETY and by millions Of mothers and children
from the feeble infant Of veek old 10 the aia.
Il not Ouy relieve the child from pain bot nvsora'e' The
stomach ,nd bovel scidy and gives tone and en-
ergy 70 the whole system. It will alnOs. instantly relieve
CRPISG IN -ma Bowel, AND VIVID Couic'
We believe 4, the Best aud surest Remedy IN he World IA
all case, Of Dr,rSrRRr and Dr,ERHsA IN CMLDEEs.
whether & ari.e from Tee,hiny any other csG's.
Pui direction, spr using viii accompany each bottle None
genuine unle., Inc fac .nie Of CuRr PERKSs "a On tbs
outside wrapper.
Pucs ONLY o5 CEsrs PER Bor1LE
oGoe. No. % Dey A., NEw'YoRx, snd
No eo5 High Holboru LosDOS.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
iAjTer.semeni.
Coal At s. Is.

Coal At s. -.
Editorial OF TnE TRIBUNE Of October 10 leo5l
The prces at which Cos j. sold IN our City and Vicin'
ity are simply atociousherc Is 10 sense nor reason
In them And. ~ railing VIII do no good. we hdyise
cverv one who has vet Ibid in his winters stock 70
Ion one 81 the Mutual Coal Companies aud supply hn.
ef st oes, which Is four or i've dollars per tun below
the ruling price. r, ,,,,, =,
Mutual Coal Canua4.y Office No. 80 Wall 81 ltS esp
ital Is sf0OOO IN sLercs O $40 each oi when ontes
lac holder 10 receive one of Coal pr onnH| at cost
rhch 4 now from e. to 80 but viii OF course 20 lower
e,e Iong Kporirg a fn1johiy Of the directors ana
officers ma having faith IN their capacity aud inlg
,ty We urge those who went Coul 10 call at the once
aforesaid take 60 90 $50 cach Of the Company .
stock ard help diminish The unoonscioaaeie gains o'
the Cosl monopolibts.
Tng Sent YIKILr Mutual Coal CoPtNr.
No. - WALL 81.
/, nov delivering Coal at the Above price 10 ts sub
sCrlbers.
SHAFTS I RN D'ftaRs EACH
S-re. pr cat dividends sceNrff.
Dfr.cioys-- ChsTics TGtue. John III. Plnit, Edmund
Blunt Georgo l.. Tra.k George T. Wming. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispach to The n. \. Tribune. s1szl1
WASHINGTON. Wednesday Oct II. 1865
PERSONAL.

Special Dispatch to the ~ \. Tribune. ssal,
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Oct. IL. 1865.
PERSONAL.
Major-Gen. Curtis arrived to-day, and was on
the stand in the Bris,oo ccsc.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day
amour, 10 $9OO.O32 7e.
COSTLY TRIAL.
Ii il estimated that the WiTz trial will cost
the Government at least $4,000 Col. Moore late
Surgeon OF the Rebel army is here. and VIII
appear before tie Wirz Military Cous witness for
the defense.
sEcRETA RY SEWARD AND THE PRSiAS3.
Some Of Sec. Stewards friends admit that he
did notN the British Government OF the Feninn move
uent iu this country. and justify il on the ground that
Englabd gave us notice of the St. Albans aud other
Robel raids from Canada.
MUsTERISG OUT C0LoEED TROOPS.
There is misapprehrnsion as to tho orders
mn stering out coored troops All United States Cot
ored troops which are credited to 10 State are to be
forthwith discl areod. Those oOloed volunteers cred
tied on the o1oas Of States viii be mustered out only
os the eng, ,ncies Of the service may warrant
ooLORRD TROOPS TO GARRISON wAsHisdroS.
Several regiments Of colorcd troops Will here
amer garrison Washington and there il but little doubt
that the remainder % the corp, not Indispensable TO the
service will shortly be mustered out.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
BURsISG OF THB MUSEUM BLOCK.
HERRIEGs sAPBs IN ALL PARrs or The fIRk'

NH.sbe- one.
r- HgvYoxx, July ~ 1865


r ......-..... . Hgwioxx. Juiy H. 1865
Messrs HsBRIye Co =,
enacpoa Thougl the destruction Of tbe American Ma
scum has proved er;ou. loss yse and the public eu
happy to verify tho Old sdase that It's al Ill wnd tna
that your safes have 1gsa eon,tIated then su
peror pruoi qualities 10 ordeal Of unusual severity
The safe you made for time m tue oce oi
the suseun the second door back part Of tue building
and Ia the hottest of the tre -,
hfcr twenty foor hours o. riai wac io9nd snons ,s
in very god order books paRers RoLeie Of is.utaosg,
SAFES, Truly yom. r. T. BARsux
'' Ssw-YoEx, Jply Is 1855
Messr, HyaBIsa 90. a..
Cent. As you aware. our store w" LOCATOR n m ,
ent was rnrely DESTROYED by The Safe OF yonr manu-
facure which had In remained N the ouo auo ~
exposed 10 intense heat Our books hid mostly bctn taken
ont Of the Safe before the reached but eone vaaab
pers and bof that et IL ne She cso 0u,
all right when the Safe was opened me ols "s @
it shows k Of the heat on the oussd % t.e sl
The woodwork in te Safe are al ou nd "a condition.
z. L. GosERss SOUS
~ EEw,YozK, July "A, 1865.
Me.rs Hguprya Co.
Genacmen We are pleased 20 inform yon taat our IN
Policies papers. left IL one Of yoar sa,
have deliver, an sae ard in good orior oet
having passed through the hrc which dsroyet bsrnnms
Meseu The books takeu ont Of The safe before tue
IRE reschedh, ard he safe closed nd ccd amer being Ia
The fire ~ more an "a hoar the safe wss dug ost Of tue
good a. new. ours respectfully, . .
SsXRvooD & MzTzrSGHR, TO. Isl Ful,on-st., ". y.
Number touy.
kEw. York, September. |. 1855.
Messr, HERRIyG Co. No. 25l Broadway.
eaasa At the cstructiOn Of Barnuus Museum on the
l4h Of July last II my uos;une to te located the
trd ncor f he adjoining property rodway sud Fulton
and all the effects Of my o together with one OF your
Psicnt afes eLy,oTed IN ihs' destrnc i've he Tie
ssfs fc on g, posoa !be titd foo'. and wa, not re
covered from the ruin, until nearly one ronh aefward
Yesterday ned snd 1t l. Of much grhca
tOn that the Herungs safe his proved hfo
pool indeed Although well roasted ontsidc aaa an wing the
the heat al bookb rgpers snd every
thing the SAFE n good oId there beine n" evdcr &c
dana portion Of the contents the binding OF
the books, which were effected by the steam EytTy line Of
Tyniv vonrs D. ID. Hksu.
HEREING's PATENT CHAMPfoS SAFES,
Tbs bes, protection from fire 'Ver manulsetm.t
HERRING g. Co.'S NEW PATENT BASKbRs SAFis
With HRRRIss s FLoYDs PArsNT CATsrAIL zKD RON
The ouy prote 4 on against the SoIsi sias aiAi
IIERRISG & Co.,
No l5l BpoApwAY COR. MURRAY At, hEw' i0RK.
FARRsI- IlKRRINa Co., PHILADELPHIA.
IYERISg Co.. (HIcAG0