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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-17
Political.

Brick Pomeroy has no hope of the success. of
the National party with the talismsnic word
"greenback" blotted from its banner
1he democratic Senators had caucus in Wash
ington on Saturday The principal topics under
consideration were the Income Tax.
A simple minded delegate in the Illionis demo-
cratic convention offered a resolution approving
of the course of Congressman Springer for voting
for Gen. Shields for Doorkeeper He was greet
ed with contempt and his resolution tabled.
The National Union newspaper, established in
Washington last summer by Hon. John Lynch,
formerly representative from Maine, in ere ating
an Administration party at the South, has been
merged in the Post the democratic organ.
The republican party will enter the Fall cam
paign with two frst-class issues, assured resump-
ton and opposition to Southern raids on the
Treasury. 1t is in better trim than its best friends
could have hoped for a short time ago.-Iri6-
une
The most sanguine claims which the democrats
make about the result of the next Congress ional
elections are that they may gain at most 10 Con-
gressmen, bringing their majority up to "A, or pos
sibly rs. The figuring which enables them to
reach this conclusion is amusingly democratic in
character, and is founded upon reckless guessing.
To make out even this slight gain they are forced
to claim the entire National vote as being in their
favor. They are very near right in this, for the
Nationals represent all that is worst in the demo-
cratic party, and whatever Congressman they may
happen to elect will be pretty sure to vote for all
the most Objectionable democratic measures. The
smallness of the gain claimed, however, ought to
be great encouragement to the republicans, for
with united party they can easily secure full as
large gain for mselves.- Tribune.
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Special Notirrs
n G RID.

To all who are suffering iron the errors and IN
discretions OF youth, ncrvc2s weakness. early de
cay, loss of manhood, &c, will send receipt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send self addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH T, INMAN, Station d, Bible
House. New York CITY. septl5-snteodSwly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-17

THINK OF 1T, that a Cough or Cold neglect
ed may lead to serious consequences In the
early stage of Throat and Lung diseases,
Madame Porters Cough Balssm is an invaluable
remedy, can be taken by the Oldest person or
youngest child. Is safe, reliable, and agreeable
to the taste. Price % cents, and in large bottles
at 30 and 10 cents. mar2S-4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-17

The republicans in Indiana are very
confident and hopeful. They are united
while the democrats are divided by ambi-
tious leaders. They hope to gain one
member in the Congressional election this
year.
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Assessors Notice.
To THE TAN PAYERS OF THE CITY OF AuGu,

To THE TAN PAYERS OF THE CITY OF AUGUSTA.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to bring in true
L and perfect lists OF your polls, and all your
Estates both Real and Personal, OF which you were
possessed on The first day OF April 1876 not by law
exempt from taxation. For the purpose of receiv-
ing said lists ana admins ering the oath thereto,
authorized, the Undersigned. Assessors OF said
city will be in session at their office IN Granite
Block, on each Saturday before the 18th OF May
next. from to IL O'Clock A. NJ, and from 2 to 1
o clock + M, and also on all stormy days before
that time.
Failing to bring in such lists you will thereby he
barred of any light to make application to the
County Commissioners for an abatement of any
tax which may be assessed against you.
Blanks for returns may be had of us on applica.
ton, or calling at the ely Treasurer's Office
w. S. BADGER, Assessors
b. 4. PARROTT,} of
AMOS CHURCH. Augusta.
April l. 1873. april. teod6w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-17

Affections Of tho Eye. lar. Throat Lungs and Bron.
chlil iuhrs which M many cases accompany a severe
c4se OF Catar'A. The luam-d and diseased condition
OF the mucous NJ "uIhrauc the cause OF all these
troubles; aud uaiu the system has been brought
properly ind TT it' lrnCt - ttn RADIO Al CURE,
prctcd
T. i but three years since SANFORD'S RADICAL
~ III was placed before tu uNic but In that short
TING has found a. way from Maine to California, and
is everywhere acknowledged by rugglSts and physl.
ca-s u be the most succs sstul preparation for the
lhorongh treat mont Of atlr tv"r compounded. The
iact Will he drau a OF pre- imp9rtante when Il il
coupled with the ~ tcueut that within i've years over
80 different - Ncus Tor cat trrh have been placed
sale and tod ~ VITA two exceptions, IN. ir
names cannot d. called by the hcsti formed drug
glst AdNertis ug may succeed in TO cling sales
but, unless IN" rcWc'y possess undouhtei specific
medical properties, 1t absolutely certain TO fall into
mcrted obscur.ty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-17

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tn { have this
~ daY given to my son, ALFRED c. WATSON,
his time, and shall claim no wages he NAV earn
nor be accountabl for any debt he NAV contract
from this date.-Rlchmond April 8, A. u. 1873.
JOHN u. WATSON.
Witness, BENZ. =. TALLMAS. 3wl7
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is also specially adapted TO adults suffering from
weakness Of the digestive organs, and, therefore,
those affiicted with any symptoms OF INDIGES-
riON Will find trial, it has all the qualities that
have been claimed for it, I'D all they can desire
in the way of nutrition and strength.
WOoLRICIi CO., on every label.
3mosli
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-17
Notice ]. s. Internal Revenue Spe-
Cial Taxes.

Under the Revised Statutes of the United
- states, Sections 1892, 3237, 1898 and 3239,
every person engaged in any business, avocatiop
or employment which renders him liable to
special tax, is required to procure and place and
keep conspicmousy IN his establishment or place Of
special tax for the special-tax year beginning
May |, 1873. Section 3!4I, Revised Statutes, des-
ignates who are liable to special tax. return,
as prescribed on Form H. is al 20 required by tdto
OF every person liable TO cial tax as above.
Serere penalties are prescribed for noncompliance
with the foregoing req irements, or for ccntnu-
ing in business ait,r Ap II 80 1873, without pay
ment of tax.
Application should he made to j. l. STOD-
DARD, Deputy Collector OF Internal Revenue
at Augusta, or fRtNKL J. ROLLINS Collec
tor, M. % Exchsnge street, Por ant.
op2. llaw3a ath-h3Ghe4thw
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has the endorsement of the of the Matrons and
Physician. Of the principal Iniait Asylums and
LS ing-ln ilospit lis in he United states ard Physi.
assimiated foo and especially ddapted for infants
and gr0tcing chidiren.
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Each package & SlNFOEDs RADICAL CURE CON
tAlns DE- sautor - lmprov, llhang Tube with full
diree:t2ns for ~ US al CASES Price 90. soldNy
all who'll and tail druEr ISIS and dyalcrs through
out IN" United stat ~ t1uaaas. WEEKS u POT-
TER. General Agents anu uolesle Druggists, Boston,
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ia the Editor Of the 7i1June:-
confront Mrs. TIlton's confession with explic.
It and absolute denial. The testimony 10 her own
innocence and 10 mine, which for four years she
had made to hundreds. in private and public. be.
lore the court, in writing aud orally, declare 1t
10 DC true, and the allegations now made 10 con-
uadic'ion OF her uniform solemn and unvarving
statements hitherto made | utterly depy. | de-
clare her 10 be innocent of the great tfansyres-
sion. HENRY Wan Rrpcusa
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Boston Stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board

Sales at the Brokers' Board
Boston April Is, 1878.
Eastern Railroad 79.aO-
Boston X Maine railroad, lO77 ,alO17,
Portland, Saco Portsmouth, ej-a
Boston Maine Railroad Is, III,
Eastern Railroad [new), a632.
Maine state is, ll2-auUO-
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MI Beecher ectured at Wavcrly, N. Y, Mon
day evening. The Tribune telegraphed him q
copy Of Mrs. Titon's letter. and received the fol
lowing in reply -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-17

Not cheap whskey stimulating compound, but
made from the finest vegetable tonics known in
MHerid Hedicd, the remedial properties of which
are vouched for by our most reliable and careful
physicians.
As IA cure for the debility and lasstude so FIRE.
quent just after cold weather, and a remedy to tor
uiY the system with strength to ward of the dis
eases If summer, we confidently recommend 1t
to invalds and the public, stalking our reputation
on It's hannle 'sntss rs a drug, and efficacy as a
remedy.
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SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

tho of Lnnsn
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New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

ENGLAND'S POLICY GROWING IN FAVOR.
GAMBETTA PLEASED WITH TIE BERLIN TREATY
THE TURKS LEAVE HERZEGOVINA AND THE RUS
SLAMS OCCUPY SHUMLA.
The British Government expects large
majority in Parliament on the resO-
luton expressing confidence in the MIN
listers. The Times, of London, says the satis-
faction in England's course is increasing. NJ
Gambotta says France should congratulate her
self on the change brought about in Englands
policy by the Berlin Treaty. The Russians nave
entered Shumla. The Turkish garrison forces
are leaving herzegovina. The question OF the
Greek frontier will probably be submitted to
arbitration. England's occupation of Cyprus
was heartily welcomed by the people of Turkey
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
CUBAN AFFAIRS.

HAVANA, July 2O.-The new daily news
paper La LJertad just started in this city, reached on
the second day of its publication circulation of $4,000
comics in Havana alone, which is very large circulation
for this place La Libetad will advocate liberty OF the
press and liberty OF suffrage Its articles are written by
two able lawyerq one a spaniard Scnor Lead and the
other Cuban ,eOr Marquee Sering), but II Is to be
feared that their doctrines II carried out would be lust
s revolutionary in their immediate consequences to
country lust rising out Of the perturbatOns brought
about by civil war as the retOgrade ideas or the VOC
de cuba would be the country was left to stagnate In
the errors committed by the Government before the in
surreCtiOn ,--
The names Of the Governors for the six Provinces
have been proposed to the home Government
The Director of Finances, SenOr CauOyas del CasulO
has rendered his resignation which has been accepted
with some reluctance 1t is reported that seor Cancio
VIlaml will come from Spain TO occupy the position
yellow fever is making the usual havoc at this season
of thr wear and large number OF reported
from the military and other hospitals
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Wednesday, July %, 1873.
The subscriptions to the per cent loan to-day were
S5O3,7OO
Reports to the Department of Agriculture show that
the condition OF the sorghum crop is below the average
The recent decision Of the Interior Department about
land grants and settlement upon them tends TO open
many million OF land to occupation al cheap rates,
and will encourage Western immigration
The agent at White Earth Reservation, in Mime
sota writes habreed from Dakota says that the
Standing Sioux trying to induce the sisseton
Sioux to to war sitting Bun Is sau 10 nave o'eh Ih
Dakota to promote the same end
The President to-day appointed Joseph A. scverus to
be chief gncer in the Revenue Service and d. Rey-
mold to be Honorary Commissioner to the Paris EXPOSE
ton Tor Kentucky. William G. Mitchell ls appointed
Receiver Of Public Moneys Reed city, Michigan, Vco
j. l.. Jennings. whose term has expired.
The publication of the Report OF the Secretary Of War
for 1877 was finished by the Government Printer yes
terav II distribution began to-day from the library OF
the department. The report and accompanying docu
ments consist of five large volumes making nearly 1000
tarv the General and LeutenanGeherdl OF the Army,
department commanders, etc. The reports from the
ordnance Bureau aud the sigma Service Bureau make
n large volume; that Of General Myer, Cnlet signal
scientific interest. All the scientific reports. and also
the report OF General sherman, arc ichIy anu Hahu-
somely illustrated with maps and plates.
General NJ c. II. Smith, Paymaster L. S. Army,
late Appointment Clerk in the Treasury Department.
has written an open letter affirming the naccuracy OF
the published report OF his testimony taken at West
Point several DAYS ago. and specifying the particular
inaccuracies The letter. which is quite a long one,
contains no facts which have not already been MADE
public except that OF MISREPRESENTATION DS te repO cr
It concludes follows: There seems 70 nave been
purpose ON the part ot the reporter 10 hlseal ne
personally. On the contrary, ne 'Teats ls I'i ]
with courtesy and fairness. But notice IN his report
testimony, as in all the reporis since me Inquiry
commenced the grave Coincidence 'ha' all Tue misFe-
porting is in favor OF Porter"
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
ENGLAND's EASTERN POLICY.
MAJORITY OF 100 TO 13O EXPECTED IN THE
Commons ON VOTE OF CONFIDENCE.

A MAJORITY OF 100 TO 130 EXPECTED IN THE
COMMONS ON VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
LONDON, Wednesday, July o. 1873
The London correspondent OF Tie Manchester
Guariian says that it is expected that the Govern
ments majority on Mr.. Plunketfs amendment ex-
pressing confidence in the Ministry will be between
100 and 13O. l. is probable that Parliament Will
not adjourn before the middle of August
GRowING SATISFACTION WITH ENGLAND'S COURSE.
In a leading editorial article this morning The
Times says:
The confidence with which Lord BeGconsfeld and his
colleague have worked together Is equally honorable TO
each OF them aud it Is appropriate thlt Their services
have been guiZcd on the part Ot the crown ny tldr
hOnOrs There appears 10 nc every reason 10 DcIcVe
that the approval fhus expressed OF tie WORK OF the
Congress ai Berlin viii be confirmed by the mature
Judgment Of l mpa .tdl critics. The passing lrltA-
ton which has been lnt"mpprdrly expressed III ltaS
IL evidently dl.cOuutcuauced, not merely by the
Government and tie best statesmen OF tue country, nut
the better Judgment Of the nation al large II II re-
buKed everywhere cse and will, doubtless, soon give
way to justcr From other countries we receive
cvIcHCe OF increasing satisfaction, ana the nasty
rhefOTc which assumed that every Othtr nation was
offended by the course We had taAen Is likely 10 De
promptly TefEi"d.
4 letter which we publish this morning from Con-
stantnOpc gives a striking account ot the htaftncs5
with wdich the people Of Turkey have welcomed our
occupation of Cyprus and OF the hopes they entertain
that II Will prove the starting point Tor the Grduual III
PRODUCTION good administration into The rest OF the
Sutau'S dOmuOnS iH Asia, Complete cOnillcict appears
felt by the Sitnr subjects III the justice OF our
rule and desire for their welfare, ana II Is dntlc
pled thai IN short TINE the recovered prosperity OF
Cyprus Will be conspicuous as to furlsh an rrtSst
able Impulse the introduction OF similar principles Of
administrator in the adjacent continent.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
TEIFGRAPuIC NOTES.

w-ORLEANS, July 2I.-The ice ring has raised
the price OF ice from so to $50 per ton.
PoUGHKrFPsIR n. Y, July 24.-John Huscrof of
Ilttio Falls died suddenly Of apOpleXy Al Stewards Mills
GIenham, last night.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 24.-J. ii. Sharp treasurer
Of williamsburg township has been detected forgery aud
has disappeared ~ avoid inc penalty.
TROY n. Y, July 24.-Fanne Gefierls, seventeen
years old OF Northumberland Saratoga County committed
yesterday by taking Paris green. Cause unknown.
WORCESTER, Mass, July 24.-The body of Frede-
rick Hall Shiewsbury nifty five years old found this
morning in Lake Quinsgamund He has been missing
Monday
PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 24.-In the Union Yacht
race Rocky Point the prize for slOops won
Hope of Proydonce for second class boats the
Wilcox OF Providence
WATERFORD, Ont, July 24.-This morning a
farmer named George smith living near Rockand Norfolk
County murdered his beat his slater N
10 supposed fatally, and then hung himself
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
THE ITALIAN AGITATORS DENOUNCED.
RoME. MednesdaY. July "a. ISIS.

La Cdpitdle, the Radical journal. warmly
protests against tine demonstrations against Austrla
and i'm favor Of annexation and says that the pro-
InOters OF the agitation are known 10 be chehleS oi
Italy and OF the present Government
OFFICIAL DENIAL OF SENSATIONAL REPORT
Tile Ministerial journal, the Dirttto denies sensa-
touoI statement which has been transmitted to London
that sc1or Carroll President OF the Ministry on behaI
OF all his colleagues had expressed deep regret at te
recent demonstrations Of the annexation OF the
Southern Tyro and had instructed the Italian Ampa1
sadCr at Vienna To maze similar rcpIcsentdtlolh ~
saws the Government has merely informed the ltalah
Ambassador at Vienna Of the facts concerning thtse
demons for his guidance in communicating WIN
the Austrian Cabinet
AN UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND ITALY,
LoSDON Thursday, July %, 1873.
The StaHddrds correspondent at Rome says IL Is
stated that an understanding exists between Austria
and Italy, concerning possible attempts at demon
STATIONS on the frontiers.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
SIIEPES MANIFESTO.

HE ACCKPTs THB SITUATION ASD PLEDGES SUPPORT
SYRACUSE, y. Y, July 24.-Walter II. Shupes
organization held meeting this afternoon and scat
the following 10 the convention:
Al Al adjourned session OF tho Convention OF the ln-
darndrn q (rreuUaCk Labor party OF the State OF New
Y1E held at tho House, III the City Of SYRIA
rn uIy "a 1873 tho following resolutions were uuan
B,tgir,d ihat tho Independent Greenback Labor
nrty of tie State of NrwGOTk accepts the name plat
t'rtn organization and candidates OF the cOnyen
tion held at Wctng Opera House. IN the CITY OF syra
cIse July "a 1878, presided over by the Hon. j. O.
i,iIy of Oneida and this party pledges s hearty
and undyIded support the proceedings OF that con-
yeutiOu. ,, ,,--,-,
aud maj committee OF five he hereby appointed 10 pre-
sent this resolution 20 the National GToenback Labor
Convention. hALlEk H. ShOfL' NhhIhan'
T. OREILLI, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25

vote you have given think that our principles
the nearest TO those taught by Christ nave per
sOnal and private reasons for declining the
have a principle OF action approved when re-
Oice at namely that you arc wary Of the hacks OF tne
old parties think II important that We shoulu
take our own men and not old party hacks
Mr.. Wrghts withdrawal virtually gave then nOm-
nation to Tucker, who on the first ballot received
III votes to IL for Tyler and 27 for Wright, the
other candidates being withdrawn. Mr.. fuckers
nomination was then made unanimous.
The following were appointed committee to re-
organize the National party in New-iork: NJ. NJ
COpp, of Monroe; H. II. L.sIiss of Erie; B. H.
Ransom, of Warren; j. II. Wright, of Oneida, and
j. j. Junio. of Syracuse. The committee will meet
in New-York on August 20. The name of the State
Committed were then read as follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
GENERAL POLITICAL VIEWS.

THE TEXAS DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
THE CoNvENTIoS COMPLETES IT'S WORK AND AD-
JOURNS.
GALVESTON, July 2I.-Special dispatches to The
Ners from Austin say that the Democratic Conven-
ton after nominating candidate for State
Treasurer, spent the morning in balloting
for Land Commissioner. After completing the
state ticket the convention passed resolutions n-
dorsing Governor Hubbard. and then adjourned
sine die. Perfect harmony existed during the clos
ing hours of the convention The State ticket as
completed is as follows:
For Goreynor-Chief-Justice C. NJ. Roberts.
LicuteRdHt Il OrCrHOr-Joseph d. SayeTa.
Att0rppy-Ge enerdi-(ieOTge McCOrmack.
IredsHrtl-EX- Treasurer +. X. Lubbock.
ContyOller-'Stephen II. DaIden.
Land COmmissiOacf-W NJ. Walsh.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
JUDGE KERsHAW's CAPTIvES.
THE REVENUE OFFICERS GETTING EMPAIIENI-EAkL
NOT YET ~ wASHGNGTON.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBCSB.l

NOT YET IN WANHlNbION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBCSEI
WAsHINGIoN July 2f.-The Attorney-General on
his return from Ohio to-day, found letter from
Mr. Earl Special Counsel Of the United States in tho
case Of the imprisoned revenue officers in South
Carolina saying that he cannot DE in Washing
ton before Saturday Monday. No new direc-
tions have been sent to HIM in regard
to legal proceedings than he has instituted,
namely to give notice of appeal from Judge Kerr
shaw's opinion to the Supreme Court Of the State OF
South Carolina. This suggestion of the Attorney
General has been accepted instead Of the previous
instructions of Commissioner Raum-tO proceed in
stanty IN case of the refusal of Judge Kershaw to
transfer the 80 the Federal court to procure
writ of habeas corpus aud transfer the case under
the Revised Statutes to tine Circuit Court of tho
United States.
Meantime it is understood that the revenue
officers having been imprisoned for considerably
over MONTH are becoming very inpatient at tho
delay on the part Of the Government, and unless
decision is reached within few days TO take prompt
and decided action this looking TO their re-
lease upon haDeas corpus, they have determined TO
employ counsel themselves, and apply themselves,
as the Revised Statutes give them authority 10 do,
directly to the Circuit Court for release upon baDeas
corpus. ~
1t is believed that the may receive additional
consideration in the Cabinet meeting tomorrow
and that the authorities may conclude not To wait
longer upon the dilatOry movements OF Earl.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
IDENTICAL.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN TURKEY.
TIE RUssIANs ENtLR smUMLA.

TIE N0IANo
LONDON, Wednesday, July "a, 1873
Constantinople dispatch to The Man
chester Guardian says that the evacuation of Shuma
has commenced. Nearly all the Turkish officials for
nerly stationed there now az Narn2 several Rus
sian Iattnlions hayo already entered Shumla.
DEPARTURE or THE TURKS FROM HERZEGOVINA.
Reuters Vienna dispatch portion of the Turkish
garrison in Herzegovina has been ordered to Kick,
whence they viii embark for ConstantinOple.
Several hundred railway carriages have been aecumu
lated AT MitrOyitza transport the garrison Od Bosnia
tO SHlOuiCd.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
PROVING AN ALIBI WITH STOLEN GOODS.

TORONTO, Ont, July 24.-Nllllam hliey,
alias Mush Riley, before Judge Mckenzie to-
day for extradition a charge Of participation in
robbery of S31OO from Thomas Buckley, paymaser OF
tho Abba Knitting Mills. Troy. n Y. Riley pleaded not
p1ltv and said he was Montreal on tho day OF the
robbery and evidence this point. be ohers num-
Der OF articles the proceeds OF burglary there for the
discovery Of which reward of $500 has been offered.
Judgment Will be given tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
TEN MILLIONS OF CAPITAL STOCK.

TRENTON, \. j., July 24.-Articles of asso-
citation were ed in the office OF the Secretary of State
to-day, Of the Winters Manufacturing Company. The
caoal stock IA $4,000 900. The directors arc from
New-YOrk The works viii be at Jersey CITY, and offices
win DO located In Europe, Canada and Jersey CITY,