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223 Posselt, A. jun. Reichenberg, Bohemia, Manu.“-Samples of cloth, doeskin, and cashmere.
224 Schmieger, J. Briinn, Manu.—Woollens and stuffs■or winter coats.
225 Schmitt, F. Aicha, Bohemia, Manu.—Woollencloths of different kinds.
226 Schoell, A. Briinn, Moravia, Manu.—Fine cloths,Brazilian, elastic cashmeres, doeskin, and winter stuffs.
227 Schoellf.r Brothers, Briinn, Moravia, Manu.—Pine cloths, Brazilians, elastics, Peruvians, and Americans,"inter and summer trouserings.
228 Seidel, C. fe C. Kratzau, Bohemia, Manu.—Wool-wns, Cashmeres, Orleans, and Alpacas.
.229 Neuiiaeuser, Siegmund, & Co. Reichenberg, Bohe-mia, Manu.—Fine cloths, Brazilian, Castorine, elastics, and
Peruvians.
230 Siegmund, W. Keichenberg, Bohemia, Manu.—. lr 'e cloths, beavers, and ladies’ cloths. Woollen stuffs,^eluding Orleans, mohairs, rips, mandarins, and Austrians,''oollen shawls. Shawls composed of wool and silk.
„ 231 Steffanek, F. Brack, on the Mur, Styria, Manu.—■u °ths and Styrian beavers.
,, 232 Steffens, P. Goldenkron, near Budweis, Bohemia,la nu—Cloths, cassimeres, and buckskins.
, 233 Stiiakoscii, S. & Son, Briinn, Moravia, Manu.—a dies’ woollen cloakings. Trouserings.i r 234 Trenkler, A. & Sons, Reichenberg, Bohemia,a J*n.-—Cloth and Peruvians.
,235 Tschoernf.r, J. jun. Reichenberg, Bohemia, Manu.Various samples of cloth.
2^6 Ullricht, A. jun. Reichenberg, Bohemia, Manu.Pdoths and Peruvians.
237 Vonwiller & Co. Senftenberg, Bohemia, Manu,—In, Peruvians, and trouserings,k 238 Schmitt’s, S. M. (Heirs of) & Co. Neugedein, Bo-Sca ! ,a * -"-nnn.—Thibets, Cashmeres, camlets, fee. Shawls,
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sj, "39 Bossi, J. St. Yeit, near Vienna, Manu.—Printedscarfs, and dresses.
"■onn P' KA( 'ht, F. W. Vienna, Manu.—An assortment ofPines and half-woollen prints for ladies’ dresses. Balza-,ca rfs ^°°Bcn and barege shawls, handkerchiefs, and
Thd?} Liebig, F. Reichenberg, Bohemia, Manu.—Printed- e * and Circassian handkerchiefs and scarfs. Table-
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kitsch^ iw ltiTER ’ Vienna; Tuppadl, Bohemia; and Tre-'Vonii’ "fnravia. Manu.—Ladies* printed dresses; half-00 'len stuffs.
<nftrecht! AA9 ’ P ' & S ° NS ’ near Vienna, Manu.—Velours
^ i ®RZers, J. (Heirs of), Kleinmimchen, near24 Vanu.—Carpets of different sizes and colours.
p “°cnASKA, "W. Prague, Tailor—Two patch-C0Ver8 ‘
24ft ?^ LZER ’ ^ ^ Gnna » Dyer.—Samples of dyed silk.$47 t)J E ssat > A.. Vienna, Manu.—Silk ribbons.
~;i 1 ERING > C. Vienna, Manu.—Figured gros de5*40 yj“ 0n s and satin ribbons.
0 f ^ir»iT O ^ NINGBERGER j J* Vienna, Manu.—Silk ribbons* 24ft i> kind8>
^ 0 t ladi»o’^ CKaAu9EN > C. & J. Vienna, Manu.—Ilalf-silka2 gQ S dresses.
8 c &rfs' J A_„( vt>EK Brothers, Vienna, Manu.—Silks, ladies’
251 rf 3eB ’ a:1 d handkerchiefs.
8a tin whit I ' A, . IA ^ Bosenberger, Vienna, Manu.—Figured
252 R 8llk wa *stcoating, and velvet.
.^asks* Vienna, Manu.—Silk furnitures and
Ve strnents bnings. Silk brocades for ecclesiastical
‘ “ilk hangings, counterpanes, handkerchiefs,
253 Dorfleutiiner, L. Vienna, Manu.—Half-silks andsilks, ladies’ dresses, satin, velvet, &c.
254 Flemmich, A. Vienna, Manu.—Figured silkdresses.
255 Fries & Zeppezauer, Vienna, Manu.—Silk dresses;ecclesiastical brocades; silk tapestry ; damasks ; satins;ladies’ scarfs.
250 Ganser, J. Vienna, Manu.—Transparent silkgauze.
257 Giani, J. Vienna, Manu.—Silks and half-silk;ecclesiastical brocades and damasks.
258 Gruber & Enzinger Brothers, Vienna, Manu.—Silks ; satins ; Gros de Naples; shawls.
259 Haas, Phillip, & Sons, Vienna, Manu.—Silks andhalf-silks, damasks, furnitures, and lampas.
260 Hell, G. Vienna, Manu.—Silk furnitures, in bro-catelle; lampas ; satin and damasks. Velvet.
261 Herzig, J. & Son, Vienna, Manu.—Figured silkdresses.
202 Hornbostel, C. G. & Co. Vienna, Manu.—Silks;silk velvet Bayadere handkerchiefs; ladies’ dresses ; baregeshawls. Printed foulards. The stuff made on self-actingwater-looms, and printed by Gustav Konig in Vienna.
263 Krickl, E. Vienna, Merch. and Manu.—Ecclesias-tical vestments. Infula of real cloth of silver, richly em-broidered with gold. Casuale of silk velvet, embroideredwith gold andsilver. Vestment of cloth of silver, embroideredwith gold.
264 Kostner, A. Vienna, Manu.—Ecclesiastical bro-cades, embroidered in gold and silver, on silk and chenille.
265 Lemann, J. & Son, Vienna, Manu.—Tapestry.Ecclesiastical brocades. Ecclesiastical vestments, richlyembroidered with gold, silver, and imitation metal, on silkand chenille.
266 Mayer Brothers, Vienna, Manu.—Silk and velvetwaistcoatings; satin scarfs and handkerchiefs.
267 Mestrozi, P. Vienna, Manu.—Ladies’ silk hand-kerchiefs. Satin and velvet waistcoatings.
268 Reichert, F. Vienna, Manu.—Silks ; gros de Na-ples ; gros grain; gros d’Afrique; Levcntin and satinTurque.
209 Schipper, C. Vienna, Manu.—Silk plush for hats.
270 Sciiopper, M. A. Vienna, Manu.—An extensiveselection of silk for furniture, in brocades, lampas, satins,and damasks. Carriage linings.
271 Siebert, F. Vienna, Manu. and Pat.—Chenillehandkerchiefs and bayaderes.
272 Sigmund, I. Vienna, Manu.—Silk Iaw*n; transparentgauze; and bayaderes.
273 Spankaft, F. X. Vienna, Manu.—Plain and bro-caded silk handkerchiefs; ladies’ scarfs and shawls.
274 Wojtecii, F. Vienna, Manu.—Fancy silk goods,waistcoatings, satin scarfs, fee.
275 Hielten, Sons of the late F.lias, Schonlinde, Bohe-mia, Manu.—Sewing, crochet, and knitting thread. Linen.
276 Tauber, F. Untcr-Meidling, near Vienna, Manu._
Tow-thread, coloured, of various kinds.
277 Rope-Makers’ Association, Hermannstadt, Tran-sylvania.—Manufactures of hemp and flax, including girths,cordage, fee.
278 Jager, F. J. Prague. Bohemia, Manu.—Cordage-Carpet of Italian hemp, and of New Zealand hemp. Saddle,girths, halters, bridles, &c. Bell-ropes of New Zealandhemp (Phormium tenax ).
279 PARScn Brothers, Graupen, Bohemia, Manu.—Water-hose of Bohemian hemp, for fire-engines.
280 Weinberger, G. Linz. Manu.—Saddle-girths,halters, cordage, &c.
281 Butschf.k & Graff, Briinn, Moravia, Manu.—Sail-cloth of diflerent kinds, spun and wove in the same factory.