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William Gawans.

This gentleman, the well-known ANTIQUARIAN.
bookseller and publisher Of Nassau street, IN this
city, died suddenly on Sunday morning last in the
sixty-sixth year or his age. He was born In the.
southwest division Of Scotland, in the parish OF
Leshmahagow, county or LAuark, on the 10Th Of
March, 1906 his parents being farmers Of that type
Of Scotch character famous for It's honesty anT
strong sense Of the right and Of the wrong lie was
educated at the parish school At Greenhil to Which,
placed on the farm as an assistant.
inaimRy ,cSron, s;I seadache, ncapacita,ng nim
for manual labor, he was compelled TO abandon
farm duties and seek some other calling. He left
Scotland IN June, 1921, with hts parents, board
the ship Dido, and during the following month
landed in Philadelphia, from which place he soon
years were spent there, during which Mr.. Gowans
was occupied In the performance OF duties Incl.
more than once visited New York during this time,
but It was not TIL september 1880, that he pernla-
nenty settled In the city. During this month he
commenced business n bookseller ~ No III
Chatham street, near PEARL
Although Mr.. Gcwans' means were limited his
energy enterprise and economy were great and he
finally succeeded in becoming one Of the most dlsj
tingushed antiquarian booksellers in the metropo~'
q MANIA and his photographed knowledge was
probably unequalled by that OF any other man I'M
the United states y would not be possible to enn-
up and repubIished. Some OF them have been no.
ticed IN the HERALD. All were valuable works, anU
not q few were as curious In style. subject and
thought as they were valuable. .Plat0's Phedon,
or Dialogues on the Immortality OF the Soul, - 1.-THE
Phoenix; collection OF Old and Rare Fragments of
the Greatest Philosophers" o history OF the sPro-
vince OF Mary Land" &C., were among his puDlica-
tons.
Personally Mr.. Gowans was tender hearted.
charitable gentleman OF strict integrity IN all his
business and other transactions and ever really to
extend helping hand TO those embarkmg in the
same pursuit IN which he was engaged. The chrome
headache TO which We have referred gave him much
SUFFERING towards the close OF his life, and was the
principal cause Of that acerby OF temper which ha
occasionally exhibited towards strangers and busi-
ness acguantances, and was the true explanation
bottom he was, as we have said Possessed OF q
wnole-souled, generous disposition ever ready and
Wiling to alleviate the suerngs and relieve the dis
tresscs Of others. The cause OF Mr.. Gowans' death
was ap0plexy. He was wldower, his vile havina
died soAe ioug ysars ago, aud IVES chlldless
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MEXICO.

Discovery Of Placer Gold Near the City Of
chihuahua.
SANTA FEE, Nov. %, 1870
correspondent Of the Neac Nsricaa, Of this city,
writing from Chihuahua, Mexico. saws the people Of
that State are excited over a new discovery Of pla-
Ger gold, about seventyGve miles from the city Of
Chihuahua. Don Pedro Gonzales, the discoverer,
with three other men, washed out twenty three
ounces OF gold In nine hours. The particles found
are round and plump, varying from the size Of a
grain OF wheat 10 that OF a hazel NUT One nugget
weighed an ounce. The placer Is situated In deep
arroyo, two or three thousand yards long, and IL
supplied with water from springs ia oil parts OF the
arroyo The dirt yields from one 10 three dollars TO
the nan. .N..N=r.
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MIS- CELLANEoUs REPoR
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.
Evereux-Details OF the Garibaldiaa's De-
fcat-War Notes.
LONDON, Nov. 90 1870.
The Duke Of Mecklenburg Schwerin is near lie
Mans, where Keratry has French force Of $1,000
men. =
OCCUPATION OF EvRREUx By TIE oERMANs.
The following despatch has just been received
here from Evereux the capital OF the Department OF
Eure, dated yesterday
The Prussians now occupy this town, and are In
the valley OF the Eure in great FORCE This evening
they were driven towards tile village OF villars by
the Gardes Mobiles, whs retreated In turn when
achievements came up for the enemy.
DETAILS OF rHB GAHIBALDIANs' DEFEAT,
A telegram from Versailles dated to-day states
that onncial dispatches from General Won werder
confirm the reports Of the defeat OF the
Gartbaldians at Pasgnes on Saturday last ana
their disorderly flight. General Won werder
followed up his success on the next day by turning
the position to which the French had retreateo, fall
Ing their rear, and INJECTING loss Of about four
lions. The Prussian losses dId not exceed irty
killed.
KERATRY RESIGNS IN A FIERY LETTER.
correspondent at Tours telegraphs to-day that
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General Keratry, In letter which, from correspon-
dents point Of VIEW Is unprecedented In Its style,
unpatriosic, arrogant and egotstical has given IN
his resignation in the face Of the enemy. He threat
ems Gambetta with council Of war, and accuses
General LOserdo ~ OF treason. Keratry s at Tours
SWISS NEUTRALITY.
telegram nom Bernie. dated today, states that
citizens OF France are not permitted to pass through
Switzerland to Join the French armies.
WAR NOTES.
Seventy thousand Prussians now occupy Amiens.
Janres has been appointed to the commend Of the
army lately under Keratry.
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NEW PROV DENCE.

Arrival Of American MeE-of.War of Nussau-
French MUn.0f-War the Lock Out for
German Steamer.
HAVANA, Nov. %, 1870.
Advices from Nassau report the arrival there OF
the American men.of-war Tuscarora and Pilgrim.
November n. Two boats, containing fourteen men,
from Cuba had arrived at Nassau.
The French man-0f war Talisman has been seen
cruising In the track OF the German steamer sailing
from New Orleans TO Bremen, via Havana. -
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TURKEY UNExClTED.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW yoax HERALD.

TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD
The Sultan Non-AgGressive and Peacefal-Tbe
Black Sen Neutrality Not nm Object.
eteg LONDON, Nov. 20. 1870.
A special correspondent AZ ST. Petersburg,
Tuesday evening, At six o'clock, telegraphs:--
Turkey has not yet consented 10 confer
ence, bat probably will, siace, actuated by q
desire for peace she objects to the Russian de-
Sea. The Turkish statesmen are much less excited
than the English.
II is rumored, he adds, that the Sultan has sent
here an autograph letter on the subject
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NEW HAMP SHIRE.

Annual Meeting Of Farmers-Statc Board Of
Agriculture.
CONCORD, Nov. 20, 1870.
The annual meeting OF the farmers Of this State
took place Ia Angeles Hall this morning Noses Hum
phrey, President OF the State Board Of Agriculture
presiding. Major Jones welcomed the Convention In
brief speech The President delivered an address.
relating mainly 10 the history OF the state Board ana
Its objects Agricultural subjects were then taken
up and discussed. AbOuttwo hundred farmers were
present.
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rfltsaAm 70 TINE NEW yoax ussAlp.


Trochu Moying-Throc Demonstrations on the
Gcrmas Lanes Monday N,shs-An Rsp.lsed-
Two Husdred and Finy Prisoners Cap
turcd-Parisian Denouncing the Tours Gov.
ernment-A Denial from Trocha-The Paris
AID strasbsurs Railread Reopened.
Il" .A- LONDON, Nov. 20, 1870
a correspondent at Versailles says that there was
demonstration by the French against Bezons last
night from Mont valerien, and another against
Montretout this morning from the same
place. There was serious attack upon
the prussia1 corps stationed at ChoIsy at
nine this morning, but the assauting columns were
repused. There were many killed and $50 prisoners
were TAKEN The loss on the German side was small.
Bavarian corps was also engaged. heavy fire
was kept up by the French from villejuif.
PARIsIANs DENoUNCEG THE TOURS GOVERNMENT.
The latest Paris journals bear witness to the pacific
disposition OF the people, who they soy denouDce
the obstlnacy OF the Tours government.
n "A DENIAL FROM TRocnU. IN
General Trochu denies the truth OF the statement
that he Intends to Danish 10000 ParsIans because OF
the scarcity Of provisions.
THE PARTS AND sTRAsB0URa RAILROAD REoPENBD
The Prussians have reopened the Paris and stras.
bourg Railway to Cneles, ten miles east Of Paris
They completed new road around the tunnel near
Chelles, which had been destroyed by the French
and now the facilities for transporting reinforce
ments and supplies to the army pesiegipg Paris are
vastly increased. M WU w t0H
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PRUSSlAN OPINION.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

What Ii Said mt versailles-Ensland Will
"Bnck Dowu.o
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1870.
correspondent OF Versailles, writing on the 18th
instant, says-"Tne opinion at the headquarters OF
the Pruseian army IL that England meaas nothing
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AUSTRIA.

Imperial Acceptance Of National Germa~
Facts.
BERLrr, Nov. 20, 1870.
The Austrian government has congratulated PrusS
STA on the accomplishment OF the union Of BsvariaH
Baden Hesse and wurtembourg with the North Ger~
man Confederation.
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20 the Pope
FLORENCE, Nov. 90 1870.
The Italian Ministry Is severely censured on al
hands for authorizing the seizure OF those journals
which published the Papal Encyclical.-
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The following record viii show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-fonr hours In
parison with the corresponding day OF last year. "
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
macy, HERALD Building, corner Of Ann street,
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GREECE.

Royal Patronage Of Industry.
LONDON, Nov. %. 1870.
The Greek Industrial Exhibition was opened al
Athens on Sunday last by the King and Queen with
great ceremony.
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THE PRUSSIAN VICTORY AT
AMIENS.
1ELeeaAms TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

TELeGRAMs 10 the new YORK MRALb.
Omcial Despatch from King Willamette
Victory Mt Ainiens-I.osses Of the Opposing
Forces.
BERLIN, Nov. %, 1870.
King william has forwarded the following des-
patch to Queen Augusta, which is just given to the
public
VERSAILLES, Nov. 90 1870
Yesterday General Manteunel, with a portion OF
the First Army, defeated the French few miles
south OF Amiens The French lost 1000 in killed
ana wounded and 700 In prisoners. The Prussian
loss was comparatively unimportant
WILHELM
The French Retreat from Amiens Orderly
Lille and Dnnkirk to be Attacked.
LILLE, Nov. 20, 1870.
The retreat Of the Army Of the North rem Annie ms
was made In an orderly manner.
A Prussian oflcer captured before Amiens SAYS
the German plan is 10 attack Lille and Dunkirk,
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IRELAND.

Word from the Learned Tor Paris.
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1870.
The Corporation OF Trinity College, Dublin, have
pctlioned the British government to interposs and
save the literary, art and scientific collections I'M
Paris from destruction.
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BELGIUM.

Territorial Observation-Disclosures Oat for
Eugenie.
BRUSSELS, Nov. %, 1870.
Belgium asks for the naturalization OF Dunkrk.
1t Is said that the Empress OF the French has been
In this city since Monday.
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SCANDINAVIA.

Union Mission 20 WashingtOn.
THE HAGUE, Nov. 20, 1870.
Mr.. Stenersen, the Ambassador In this city from
Sweden and Norway. goes to Washington in tho
same capacity.
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ENGLAND.


Acquitted Of DfslOyaIty.
LONDON. Nov. 20, 1870.
The supposed Fenians, WEIGH and Boucher whO
were recently arrested at Manchester have been
discharged.
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Popular Expression Against tho English in
st. Petersburg.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Requires Instant Action.
VIENNA, Nov. 20, 1870.
1t is reported here that recent declarations from
st. Petersburg demand that preparation be made by
the European Powers for early action.
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AUSTRIAN REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Prussian Congress Proposed said To Ec
Accepted.
LONDON, Now %, 1870
correspondent at Vienna telegrapns this alter
noon that the proposal OF Prussia for Conference
on the Black Sea question was submitted to the
Austrian Cabinet and accepted In principle, but the
nnal agreement IL made dependent upon certain
prellminarics.
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RUSSIAN SENTIMENT.
rrlfGaAms 10 THE NEW yunx HERALD.

'IIhuhNmS W IHe HtW IuM MHklD.
Anxious for Congress and Settlement.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Nov. 90. 1870.
Inc Exchange Gazette Ia glad that conference is
70 De held, and says 1t shows the wisdom OF the
FORM OF the Russian note. In no other way could a
conference be obtained. Russia win be glad 10
accede II the other Powers admit the fact accom-.
piisned Dy the note. There ia Q strong opinion In
society against the concession a. injurious to peace
Popular Expression Against England.
n LONDON, Nov. %. 1870.
Private advices nom 81. Petersburg represent the
anti-Eneand feeling so strong that even the old
English residents nnd lt necessary to absent them
selves from pupic places. ss ara
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German Nationality Attcsted and Endorsed
by the European Financiers.
An Enormous PrUssian Loan
Taken Immediately.
Austria Fraternizing with the
United Family Of Germany.
Some Few Italians Still Fond Of
Church "BullS."
GERMANY.

The New Loan All Taken IN L0udOn--A Ham,
bnrs-Auaerican Steamship Deiximed-A Trade
Tariff Congress Commercial Position OF
AIsace nnd LORRAINE Political Prosecutiou-
Parliamentary Force.
BERLIN, Nov. 20 1870.
committee OF the English bankers held meet.
ing last night and resolved oner take the chs.
tire new loan or one hundred million OF tnalera,
just authorized by the North German Parliament.
OF the loan, fifty million thaiers are Ia be issued
dollar and pound bonds. The Co,,sortfunt has made
bids for 1fty-ono millions OF the loan; and pending
concession, the remainder IL offered aI 95. :
despatch announces that the Hamburg Ameri-
can Company's steamer Hammonia Will NOT sail for
New York Of present. She Is detained, leaky.
BY the provisions OF the new North German cons
stitntion Prussia has only seventeen Of the fy-
eight votes to be cast by the confederation. From
this fact 1t 10 generally inferred the future policy of
Germany viii be peace.
special Berlin despatch Of the 2sth inst. says a.
general congress Of manufacturers will meet at
Mannheim on December s, to consider what alters
atoms In the tariff and other political and commers
cial stipulations may be rendered necessary by inc
reunion OF Alsace and Lorraine to Germany.
One hundred thousand thalers bail offered for tha
release OF the banker Guterbach, confined for polt.
cal reasons, by his family has been refused.
special despatch from Berlin. November %,
says:--The new constitution OF the German Bnnd,
provides for Committee on Foreign Affairs, 10 ba
formed Of members OF the Council representing Bae
yarIa Saxony and WurtembourU.
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by ner shrIeking for Turkey. but win back down an
soon as she secs Rassia and Prussia acting TO-
gether,n
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R y s s IA !:

r y S S l A
The Eastern Question Diplomacy Tend
ing to Peace and a Congress.
Bismarck Recommends Russia to With
draw the Gortchakoff Note.
King William and His Premier Hold
the Key Of the Situation"
Prussian Opinion Of a British
Back Down."
The Gear Demands Early
Action.
~>o~~>~c.>o>~,,~>>-,~~~-
CHANGE RHAssURHD.
~~~~>>---~~S~~~-~~0~~-
Prince GOrtchakOff's First Note
Still in the Way.
~~>~>>o~o>>~0~~~~~~~~>~~
Popular Expression Against the English in
81. Petersburg.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
NNN~~~~o~>~>~O~>~r>>~~~.
TElEGRAMs TO THE new YORK HERALD.
Russia Said 10 Have withdraw Her De-
maud-The Car May Meet a Congress.
LONDON. Nov. %, 1870.
It is officially stated in the telegraph this morning
that Russia has decided to Withdraw ner demand
and submit her proposition 10 the decision OF the
Conference.
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BISMARCK ON THE SITUATION
TrlEeRAM TO TIVE NEW Yoak HfRAlD.

TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW Yaak HERALD.
Odo Russell with Bismarck-The Prussian
Premier I'm the situation--When Paris will
be Permitted 20 Surrender France TO DO
Reduced TO ExtremitIes-A View OF the
Future.
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1870.
correspondent at Versailles writes that Odo
Russell did not come to talk ever the Oriental ques
tion but to treat fer new armistioe. Yesterday
he interviewed Bismarck for two hours.
WHEN PARIS WILL b PERMITTED TO SURRENDER
bismarck said the unconditional surrender Of
Paris would not be accepted. The capitulation OF
the city would only be permitted when the condi-
lions for a complete cessation OF Aostllties had
been agreed to. TINS may those who threaten that
the war will not end with the fan OF the capital be
cIrcumvented.
FRANCE TO BIZ REDUCED no ExTREMGTIEs.
Of making peace. Hunger and rebellion win
speedily conslrain them to complete submission.
PREDICTIONS CONCERNING THE FUTURE.
With the dlsmantling of Paris TO arm which so
win be so completely weaponess as 10 be nnocuoIs
for decade, even should she turn to renting her
arsenals and replacing her artillery Her energies
should be devoted to the re- establishment OF her
prosperity and the resuscitation Of ner impoverished
peasantry.
THE PRUSSIAN VICTORY AT
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NEW YORK CITY.

General Localisms and Metropolitan News
Items.
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Report from, Paris.

LONDON, Nov. 30 1870.
A despatch has been received here from Berlin,
announcing that Prince Witgenstein, the Russian
military agent In Paris, has been forbidden by Gen.
sra Trochu leave the city, for fear he viii betray
its desperate condition.
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Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. 451s
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Parliamentary Conservatism.
LONDON, Nov. %, $780,
Mr.. Rylands, member Of Parliament for Warning
ton, al public meeting last night, mace speech
deprecating declaration Of war against Russia
without the concurrence Of the other parties to the
treaty OF 1850.
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The old pupils OF Grammar School No. 20 viii
meet at halfpast three p NJ, to-day, at the school
house, No. " Greenwich street.
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Edward J. Mallen, youth OF fifteen years. died
yesterday, az No. $3.50 Cherry street, from tetanus
caused by the fracture OF one OF his arms two or
three weeks since.
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To-day being the festival OF 81. Andrew, the ST.
Andrews Society win have their annual reunion
dinner at Delmon,co's, Fourteenth street and Fifth
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Mr.. Patrick Merrigan, President OF the Franco.
Irish League. gives notice that the persons now
going about representing that entertainments are I'm
contemplation under the auspices OF the League
for the benefit Oi the French cause, and inducing
friends Of France to contribute for such entertain
mentS, are "fraudS.c
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John Gomez, aged twenty, yesterday pleaded
guilty before Justice Shandey, at Jefferson Market
to stealing horse and cart valued at $780, from
Christopher McGuire, OF AIT West Sixteenth street.
on Monday, ana selling 1t for twenty dollars to a
man named Patrick O'Toole. He was committed 10
answer
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ENGLAND's POSITION.
TElEGRsas TO THE NEW YORK Heaslu.

TElEGRkAS TO THE new YORK HERALD.
The Cabinet Council ON MOnday-Bismarck
Writes Recommending n Coasress- Prussin
Advice TO Russia-Gsrtchakon's First Note
in the Way.
TnynON Nov 1Q7n
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TIE CALIFORNIAN.
Tirgii,iU R0jirOGdS 0Hd Virginia
PPOSpccfS.

The coal field On the Wet slope OF
the AllcgLamic-, extending from the
Monongab.i1 !o tie Biz Sandy rivers, is
by far the largest, the richest, and - des-
fined 10 bccou.c the most valuable in the
world. L. Europe, nearly all the coal
deposits lie far beneath the General sur
fac, and far below water level Deep
shafts are sunk ut Immense cost. TO reach
them the mines are then ventilated and
drained as they are being worked. only
after the mos! astonishing oullay>. On
the kauaw,!H and collateral valleys, The
coal crops cat oil the hill SIDES III veins
from > to - feet thick, far above water
level, and can hc dumped INTO the cars
by the force Of -raNiiy. tor merely nom
inal cost. and carried thence TO whatever
it j. needed \ few miles eastward OF
this immense store 81 coal. on the east
ern slope OF the Aile4hanic~. are found i'll
cxhau-til,lc deposit. of ron ores Of the
best qualities. Til, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. nov in course &C construction
from the navicajie waters Of the James
River, 10 the river nasigation of the
Mississippi Valley. the greater part OF
which j. already IN operation, crosses
both the iron fields and the coal fields.
and unitcs them to the Srahaard on the
one hand and the Great West on the
other. Nearly 1000 men are employed
upon Tins great work, and il will not be
many months before the cars will tr;tvc!
,o,tti,,I.,f-lx ,I.r.r II .I.,,... Saiut | mi.
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ELGLH " ATCbE 5


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Charles Stevenson's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! IL Probate Court. ueti "a Tie
(aI,inrni nI-riC; s. Probate once, ina 81. Juhu~-
bury. on 9th iIN OF MAY, A d 1870
Henry KI,kr Administrator upon the estate OBJ
CHARLES Strvri-i. lat OF HAr!wcz. IA -dd d-trci,
deceased presents his administration account TOT
examination and allowance, AMI niAcH ApiHltht non
decree OF distribution and Partition 81 The estate
said deceased.
WLereUp,u. ti- ordered by aid court that saii &C
count application br referred To SESSION pi 7
be held probate office III NJ JOhn-buTN
ui % Jay June 4 -. l>.u, Tor hearing ana a.
gt~oI Thereof. And II l. rtu' ordered, thdt notice u
Ivru persons Interested. 10y publ, atom 81 Inc
same three Wrrh, >uCCr--lyrIy ia the Called Hlah a
ryy~uaprr published ST phushurY previous I" sdi
app ,!itcd Tor hearing, that thes may appear al
,l r!!!ir and place, and ,EO" Cdu>t II any they may
nave, why said account should not br allowed and such
s.rray made l.. the Court, attest,
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge ui Pr bale.
4 true COPY OF rcCur! Attest,
M ASA I. FKt>,H JU,:-' u Prpbar.