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LEGAL NOTICES.

TNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. TED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir
ginia, in Bankruptcy.
Thomas Branch Co; Us. Bank of Scottsville,
bankrupt.
In the matter of the petition of interpleader of
Isaac A. Moon, assignee.
This cause came on to be heard this day upon
the petition of Isaac A. Moon, assignee, filed this
day, and was argued by counsel And the court
without at this time, adudcatng any other
question involved in said petition, but expressly
reserving its decision on the saIne doth order the
said assignee to declare diyidened forthwith ON
the registered notes to the amount of the nett pro-
ceeds of equal amount of State stock hereto
fore sold by him. and he shall forthwith advertise
in the STATE JOURNAL twice week for four weeks,
for all the holders of registered notes Nho have
not proved their said registered notes 10 come in
and prove their claims on or before 10th of July,
1871, or be excluded from any benefit or partici-
patton in the proceeds of the sale of the State
Stock pledged TO secure them with the Virginia
Treasurer. JOHN q, UNDERWOOD,
~ District Judge.
The attention of the public is hereby called to
the above Decree and in accordance herewith,
I'LL persons holding registered notes OF the Bank
of Scottsyille are hereby warned and notified to
appear and prove them, on or before the 10th day
OF July 1871, before c. Douglas Gray, register
in bankruptcy at Harrisonburg, Virginia
ISAAC A., MOON,
jel5---2w4w Assignee.
vNTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
i STATES for the Eastern District of Virginia,
at Richmond, May 18th, ISL
Madison W. Jones. ............,.,.,...P Plaintiff;
| against
G.. w. Blackley, Richard A. Lancaster and r.
M. Coleman. .................. Defendants,
IN EQUITY.
And the court doth refer this cause to M +,
Peasants, one of the commissioners of this court
to ascertain and report to the court the amount
due from the plaintiff, Madison w. Jones, to the
defendant, George w. Blaczey, for the building of
the house in the bill and proceedings mentioned,
with any matters specially stated deemed peril
nent by himself or required by the parties, and
the said commissioner is authorized TO proceed to
| take the said amount upon notice TO the parties
by publication twice a week for one month in one
of tho daily newspapers published in the city of
Richmond. An Abstract-Ieste:
M f. PLEASANTS, Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with
the aboye.decree L shall attend, at my Office in
| the cnstoin-house, in the city of Richmond, ON
MONDAY, the 18th day of July, 1871, at 10
! o'clock A. NJ for the purpose of complying with
the same. Parties interested are notified To at
tend. M. f. PLEASANTS,
| ie l5-2awlm IT, s. Commissioner.
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RICHMOND AND York RIVER RAILROAD,
SUPERIYTEsDRNr's OFFICE,
~,H.NGr R Re sGM9S VA, Tuns s1tn ISL
On and after MAY sOth, 1871, the TRAINS ON
this road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave West Point daily at 900 M arrive at
Richmond daily at 1866 am.
Leave Richmond daily at 800 m; arrive at
West Point daily at 4:4S. t
FREIGHT TRAINS WITH PASSENGER
CAR ATTACHED.
Leave Richmond daily Mondays excepted.
On Sunday this train will leave Richmond ut 500
M arriving at West Point at SAL am, and re-
turning, leave West Point at $40 p m, and ar
rive at Richmond at 1880 p m, thus enjoying fine
salt water bathing in commodions bathrooms.
Fare for tins round trip, Loo.
Trains connect daily Sundays excepted) at
West Point with frst-class Steamers for Bal
timore, and all points North and West.
Fare from Richmond to Baltimore $500.
Through Bills of Lading given to all points
North and South. Freights received daily and
promptly forwarded.
Persons going by this route get good nights
rest on most comfortable boats, with tables UNI
surpassed by any, and arrive in Baltimore in
time for Northern and Western trains. -
The Freight Train, with Passenger Car at
tached Sundays and Mondays cxcepted), will
leave Richmond at IN; arrive at West Point
at 7.30 a IN.
Leave West Point Sundays and Mondays tex-
cepted) at p m; arrive at Richmond at 4:40 p
M y
On and after Saturday, July lst ROUND
TRIP TICKETS TO WEST POINT on Mail
train good to 60 down on SATURDAYS and
return ON MONDAYS viii be $3.50, and on
Freight trains on SUNDAY mornings, leaving
Richmond depot at A. NJ, and returning at 730
p NJ, at II round trip, In this way persons may
enjoy fine salt water bathing at West Point.
Bathing houses are fitted up. Good hotels are
open for the accommodation of guests at mode
rate rates.
WIN. N. BRAGG, Sup't.
J. M TURNER, Freight Agent,
]. L. TAYLOR, Ticket Agent. je so
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OFFICE, SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-27

NOrier is hereby given that Hoalliananu bridge.
a. the west end Of King Street. VII be closed to sEse
or and after Tuesday the 18th Of September proxio
for The PurPoss Of ervcting bridge, and remain
closed Until the een ylrs0n OE the work.
II. LrcE.
Road Supervisor.
Road sgpeEvissr's oEse. sePssabes ~, IsII.
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land. and proceed on board her. In the mean
time, the Government Of New Zealand have
agreed to carry the Tasmania. South Aus
tralia, Victoria. and Queensland mails free Of
expense until January. 1872, when the Colonies
wall be able to combine to support one line.
Nj. Hall has written to the New South Wales
Government, stating that contrary to antieipa-
ton, no government aid had been granted to his
line aud iuiimating that II would DO worse than
folly for any person, however great his means. to
continue the service. and urges that If the Gov
ernmsnt have no intention to aid the line, that it
is better to make it public. 4 deputation Of
the Chamber Of Commerce waited upon the
PostmasierGensral, asking him to pay Mr.. Hall.
Mr. Lord. the Treasurer Of New South Wales.
replied that the money would be paid to Mr..
Han that day for the past service, but it was not
to be considered as binding upon the Govern
ment for future payments, as other arrangements
might be made, He was not prepared to say
further until he heard from Queensland, Victoria,
and New Zealand upon the subject
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-27

Nh EDrToR-SIR; desire 10 correct, through
your columns. statement made by the Adre1'-
iissr respecting reply which l sent to that
paper, cOntradieiing an article which it published
charging my employees with deliberately kidding
FIRE which laid in asLes half q male Of .fe7'os
and 6res hu1dl cd and .ffty .fre-yeaT-old Pride
Of HsciiT trees. dc" belonging to the Kaahala
Plantation. Now tie Advertiser says that in
my reply modified some of the statements made
in said article. did no such thing. 1 showed
the whole charge to be false so far as or my
hands are concerned. The fire was not originated
by any Of my people notwithstanding direct
charge was made to that effect, and lawyer
sent over to try to obtain damages from me-
Nor was there board of fence belonging to
Haahaa burned the Pride Of India trees are
still aOurishiug, and only prickly shrub fence
was burned, which was a nuisance ard harbor
for rats But said fire did burn considerable
tract Of pasture which had just fenced in for
my working eatlle, injaring me considerably; aud
hereby offer reward Of Fifty Dollars for the
discovery and conviction of the misereant who
kiudled said FIRE, which was done during the
hour OF meal-time, and had ne connection what
ever with the FIRE by which was burning my
field after taking of the cane
JoHS McKEAGuE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-27

ing 10 the loss Of me- take place over the earcasses
Of mules donkrys or horses which died on the road
Robberries with violence are frequent.
In aletter dated Yered, April, It was stated that
corpses had been resortsd TO for food, and in many
cases children have been killed and deyoured by
parents.
sALzHURe. Sept. z-The conferences between the
Emperors William ana Francis Joseph yesterday, at
this place. was of the most friendly character. The
people availed themselves of the event to have
gala day, and grand dinner was given. There Is
also brilliant Illumination OF the surrounding hills
William leaves tomorrow for Munich
PARIS, Sept THE proposals Of the Lower
California Company 10 transport commuuits prison,
ers and form colony with them on the PacidC
Coast, have been referred TO Committee, which
win soon make report.
The Empress Eugenie embarks at Southampton
to Torquay.
The Levant Fsraii says the daily deaths form
ehOlers at Tabreez ore 40 Christians and Mussul.
mans have decamped into the mountains. Business
isstopped. The army is disbanded. Dreadful storms
and foundations have occurred, and bazaars and
gardens have been DESTROYED.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-27
The 5IaII Steamers.

The Goverunent Of New Zealand have altered
the Webb contract, alloziag the contractor to
perform the service from Auckland to Port ChaI
uers With the Nez Zealand Steamship Couua-
uy's steamer Taraaaki. the Subsidy to remain the
sane The steamship NeSraska Eould merely
cal At Auckland and proceed direct to Melbourne.
returning n Sydney On the 18th Of September.
The Chef Secres4ry II Victoria has given no
tee to discoufinae the Szez line. stating that il
WIS the interest Ct the CoEouy to suhsiszzs line
direct around the Cape of Good Hope AID also
Va San Francisco
Mr.. Gariu DufsE, IN accordance With these
views, issusd el-rulzr to tie Colonies Of C-esus
land. New South Wales, South Aaztraiia ard
Tasmania, =zking The G0vsruzszuts % ss1d
reFrezentztfrs 70 attend conference to be hsld
n Msbo1-ue-
The Hou- julius TsgsE had sieniaed his
intention 70 attend the conference, and vi
meet the NsTasa n Al ProtahiEsy as Anrk.r
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AProtes1 from the Arctic.

1t has of late years been the practice of
whalemen upon entering the Arctic early
in the season to capture wairus. in the
absence of the whales, for oil. ivory and
hides. during the past two or three
years, great numbers Of this animal have
been captured for these purposes. Capt.
Barker, of the Japan, who passed the last
winter with the natives, who divided
with him and his crew their scanty sup
plies,l states that they look upon the
capture Of the walrus by whalemen with
great misgivings and regret They said
to him that if the practice was continued,
long. the walrus. upon which they depend
for food, would become 50 scarce that
they would be unable to procure food for
the long winters, and they Is well as those
unfortunate mariners who, Ike the crew
Of the japan, are cast upon their shores,
viii have TO starve. The taking of walrus
IN the Arctic may be considered IN
similar light to the destroying the Wild
game on the haating grounds of the
Indians, and It Is question i, from mo-
tives of humanity, their indiserirninate
slaughter should not cease We shall
have more to say on this subject when
our friends of the whaling fleet shall have
an opportunity to consider the matter.
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Honolulu. Sept. stb. 1871.
Licenses Expiring in Sepismbsr. 1911.

ID IL--OAHU-Honolulu. 2nl. Tkos. Tan
IL matt Ind, Jgha Neili 2fih, On Chongs sts,
Wo Kau Co; 5tb. Mrs.. warren: IA. Ases 4
Aehung sth. u. 7. D9nneil 9th. Grinbaars ! o. .
18Th. Chan Tai 18th Henry Bird l9ih. al See 4
Ahehungi lsth All See. Transferred y Koar See.
March 18th, 1871; 23d, Al Lin l0th. Mossmss (
Son 2elh, Al Kama 9Th. a. z. MeIntyrs. Jr; 9Th.
MoL9KAI-Ksauskskai. Ietb E. C. Feanaais.
MAUI-Iiaiku, 18th. VIM. L. Davis
KAUAI-Waimea, 20th. S. p Hanchott.
Hhoiesaie-OAHU-Ho It'll, Thee c.
Heuck.
Retail Spirits -OAHU-Honoluln. ir Jo,sph
Morris 2o,h, William Hughes ed, g. w HouFb-
failing 2ffh, siders 4 Clanie
Fietuaiing-OAHU-Ho noluiu. "a. Akau trans
ferrsd 10 At On. jan 2sth 1871 l5sh Jose Gouralr,
Buteher-OAHU-Hon ia. Wiliiar "
Candles I4th- D. G. Ciifor1; Iitb. T. u. Bord-
HABAII-kaFaibas. lfth. Allen 4 CkilIin rsarth
Horse OAHU ii0noiulu Iss. G. p. Ward.
No. IS zfth. Charles Baker. Nc. ~ 29th. Rssa-
paahi~a, No. 20 30th. Charles Raynond. No. 20
Fire Arms Bonoigia. Izfhs '. o. DonInif,
lIth. 5, K Raven; 18th, g. Rapiss5 3eth. A. C..
smitn s9fh. Paaaai.
BiIiiards-HosoIuia. zslh. sders 4 Cl4nis-
Physieian-Honsiulu,z nth. Rev Lowell selifH-
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Administrators Notice.

The UndeEsigned having this day been
a daily sPpointel Adnainistsator of he Estat. n
Syh. AvAyhb, iate 81 Paula, Paua, rtIasd Il
Hawaii, hereby gives Notice 70 Al u,rfiss b,-i-,
claims against tka Estate 70 present. tt9,s i. -
before the z9th of January nszt. 1871. Or t5rT ~
oe forever barred: And al perssas owing fie 49,
are requested 70 r=aks inms4iats psysssn, = 7
Hao. JAY aa.h. 1871. Isa-t1 AdaIsI.s-l..sr.
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IL the conclusion of the Treaty with
( the Empire of Japan, which is published
this day, His Exeellency c. E. De Long.
Minister Plenipotentiary of the United
States, at Yedo, has rendered most yalu
able service TO this country. We shat
take occasion in our next issue to give
our readers some account of this negotia-
ton 1t will be seen that by the Treaty,
I this Kingdom and its subjects are placed
OF footing, in Japan, with the most
favored nations, and by the 5th Article,
japanese IN the employ of foreigners may
leave any of the open ports of Japan.
and that the japanese Government viii
/ place no restrictions upon the employment
of their subjects by our citizens Surely,
everyone viii be gratifed at the liberaIity
Of the japanese government in these re
spects. Upon the. conclusion of the
Treaty, the following note was received
by Mr. De Long from their Excelleneies
the japanese Ministers for Foreign At
fairs;
-Etlt Dag Ssreztf N5uli. Fo,1-ti Fear lEsi.jiii:
YoVE ExcnLzScy: We, the Undersigned.
Ministers for Foreign Affairs. have the honor 10
bring to Your Excelle1eys notiee, that The
Treaty between the Hawaiian Kiagdou and thi.
Empire, having been now concluded, Salute o
Honor for that Kingdom Of twepty-oue guns
vii be cred from our forts We bOg to request
that yoa val kindly advise the Government O.,
Ha~aii of this fact
With respect and consideration.
SAwA IustN,iE KIYOwaRA NoLrYusHE.
TEEACHBA JusEs FrGTwARRA MUSxoz1.
To His Exeeilsncy,
c. L DE Long
Envoy Extraordinary, &c. &c, Sc.
In response to this compliment, a salute
of honor for the japanese Empire viii be
fred from Puovaina Battery at - NJ, to
day. The japanese Flag viii be dis
played on the flagstaff of the Battery,
and viii continue flying from noon until
sunset.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-27

Tenno of Japan, to the Government or
citizens or subjects of any other nation.
Article 5. The Japanese Govern
ment viii place no restrictions whatever
upon the employment by Hawaiian sub
jects Of Japanese in any lawful capacity.
japanese in the employ of foreigners
msy obtain Government passports to go
abroad, on application to the Governor
of any open port.
AEucLE 6 1t Is hereby agreed that
such revision OF this Treaty, on giving six
months previous notice to either of the
High Contracting Parties, may be made
by mutual agreement, rs experience shall
prove necessary.
ARTICLE :. The present Treaty shall
be ratified by His Majesty the King OF
the Hawaiian Islands, and by His In
perial Majesty the Tenno, and the
notifications exchanged at Yedo, the same
day as the date of this Treaty, and shall
90 into effect Immediately after the date
of such exchange Of notifications
In token whereof the respective Plen-
ipotentiaries have signed this Treaty.
Done at the City of Yedo, this leth
day of August, a. D. One Thousand
Eight Hundred aud Seventy-one, cor
responding in Japanese date TO the fourth
day of the eth month of the 4th year o.
Meiji
fSigned)
G. L. De Long. EseaLl
SKwA IUsANrE HIrowAEA No1rrosHE- Seal
TER,oHmN JUsEE FUerwARR, MuSENoRI. ISeall
Now, all, persons are hereby notified,
that the said Treaty is part of the Law
of this kingom, and is 10 be regarded
such CHAs, c. HARRIs,
Minister for Foreign Affairs
FOREIGN OFFICE.
September 9th, 1871.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
nnERnRE THE supREME COURT De

RpEFORE THE SUPREME COURT OF
Ii rnE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS 10 Probate. In the
matter q the Estate q JAMES LouLADA late q Wakapu
Mani deeeasedAt Chauhcr IN the Court House in Homo
luu beflre the Hon Alfred s HartNell Firs Associate
Jnsce q the supgeme Court this lh day q september
A. d. ISL
GEORGE C. MCLEAN one q the Executors under he
VIII 81 JAMES LoULADA late Of WAikapu, Island Of Manu-
deceased having this day rendered and presented r settle
ment and filed In this Court the second and FINAL Account q
the under the VIA q the deceent and Also hled
Herewith report Of the administration, and petition pray
ing that the said account be settled approved and allowed
ae that order II drTbuton " the estate remaining in
the hands Of the Executors Be granted;
II hereby ordered that FRIDAY, the sth day q OCT
RER A. n ISL 10 O'Clock A. NJ, be appointed NS the
settlement Of said account and that Notice thereof BE given
by publication in the HAvAnaS GAEEfrx and kK Az oKA
Newspapers printed aud pahlshe in the City q Honolulu
week for the period q three weeks before said day
pointed fer settlement requiring all persons interested in said
Estate be and appear before the Icn Acd s Hsrtwe
Ersi Associate Justice Of the supreme Court his Cham
hers In the Court Huuc n Honolulu the day and hour
above named then and therr 70 show any they
have why the prayer q said petition hon got be granted
and the accounts II said Estate settled approved and allowed
and order q distribution u said Estate should be made
Honolulu, sept. Is, ISL.
ALFREnS HARTwELL
Attest: Justice II supreme Court
wAIrER R SElL Clerk S6Sl
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To Let or Lease.

- Those very Desirable Premises
~. % The Eizi1s. kBoHb 81 ELULAEI. a. rrr,-
~ ent occupied b. Mr. 5. B. Dole. he DssIi-
49, ing Houae consists of large Pariar. Diaisr
Room, three Bed Rooms, snd Pastry. two lsrrs
store Rooms on basemeuti there Is also 90 ihs iasd
! Cottage containing two r5oms. detached Kit-he,.
ssrranis' Houts. Stables. &c.. &C.. VIA zsiI -
good 1atsr Allo Cottage IN Eauanu Vaicr. II
ipPIisd ior immsliaiey For fu.tssr "a 7. sui,rs a.
1ly = izsl J. 3 LzgOx.
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List of Foreign jurors.

nRAwN FOR THE OCTOBER TERM. A. D.
u 1871, Of the Supreme Court at Honolulu. II. I.
Samuel Mott, C Williams,
james Rogers, II Waterhouse.
Glade. james Dousett,
c A Williams, 10 Carter
Thos Thrnm, Daniel Foster.
Kenyon, Ira Richardson,
WIN G Irwin, II Hyman,
W Buchanan, George Mclean,
George Williams, II Black,
N Lonisson, N Dat. seu.,
John H. Patty, ] II Thompson,
CT Pfuger, TheO II Davies.
W. R. SEAL,
Clerk Of Supreme Court.
Honolulu, Clerks ofiee, sept Ilth, ISTI.-35-st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-27

sUBsek1ERs to .As Heisl Bends are hereby mott
hsa that the fozrA ana last isstAlsa; IS called fsr.
and WI be payable 81 TIE FizAaee Osee On the 18th
day OF Octobs- next.
Finsnce 0Ere. J. Nor srrrH,
Sept lssh, ISTl. Minister Of Finance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-27
TO BILLIARD PLAYERS /!

T Beg Leave to announce to the Public,
i AID 70 al that know how 70 aPpreeiass god
Billiard Table, that hare purchased that EeIl-kzoHa
Table formerly at the Oiy1pe GLIB Hall. said to Be
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