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AUSTRIA.

282 Chiachic, M. Fiume, Manu.—Sail-cloth of differentkinds.

283 The Benevolent Society’s Establishment, Milan.—Three table-cloths and a piece of linen.

284 Feril, W. Merklow, near Starkenbach,. Bohemia.—Hand-spun linen thread. Fine cambric of linen thread, spunby inhabitants of the Riesengebirge, Bohemia. Pocket-handkerchiefs.

285 Harrach, Count F. E. von, Janowitz, Moravia, andStarkenbach, Bohemia.—Linen damask furniture. Damasktable-cloths and napkins. Linen towels. Linen handker-chiefs.

286 Haupt, L. Briinn, Moravia, Manu.—Linens. Bar-masked coloured twills, &c., of various kinds.

287 Matiiie, J. Baslach, Upper Austria, Manu.—Linentable-cloths and towels.

288 Peldrian’s Heirs, Kohenelbe, Bohemia, Manu.—Linen yarns, hand-spun. Linen of different kinds, grass-bleached. Pocket handkerchiefs.

289 Petrak, J. Branna, Bohemia, Manu.—Preparedflax. Linen yarn. Linen handkerchiefs.

290 Siegl, J. & Co. Schonberg, Moravia, Manu. andBleachers.—Bleached linen, of all widths and lengths, of thebest hand-spun and machine yarn.

291 Simonetta, P. Helfenberg, near Linz, Manu.—Linen table-cloths. Dowlas, all linen. Damasks. Half-woollen-stuffs, lamas, wool and cotton. Bough, fine, andmixed drills.

292 Yonwiller & Co. Haslach, Upper Austria, Manu.—Mixed cotton and linen, drill, and rips.

293 Witsciiell & Reiniscii, Wamsdorf, Bohemia,Manu.—Figured linen trouserings. White waistcoats, of variouspatterns. Gambroon linings.

294 Blaschka & Co. Liebenau, Bohemia, Manu.—Wool-lens. Orleans’ rips. Lastings. Thibet handkerchiefs.Printed shawls. Circns shawls.

295 Bruder’s Widow, Rupolpii, Vienna, Mann.—Ladies’ figured dresses. Long shawls; woollen bayaderes.Cashmere waistcoaiings; gentlemen’s scarfs.

296 Furst, J. Vienna, Manu.—Fancy stuffs, includingladies’ half-silk dresses. Fine, middling, and figured cottondresses. Figured half-woollen cloaks. Scarfs, half and en-tirely of wool, for ladies and gentlemen. Printed cottonhandkerchiefs.

297 KnoiTZScn, M. Atssig on the Elbe, Bohemia, Manu.—Cloth of w ool and cotton, alpacas, poil de chevre, &c.

298 Liebig, J. Reichenberg, Bohemia, Manu.—An as-sortment of plain and figured printed "woollen stuffs, com-prising Orleans, Thibet, lasting, mandarin, &c. Wintershawls, printed Thibets, &c.

299 Neubert, C. G. Georgswalde, Bohemia, Manu.—Ladies’ dresses of silk, cotton, and wool, prepared forprinting.

300 Ramede, I. Vienna, Manu.—Woollen shawls; petti-coats ; counterpanes.

301 Wolfrum, C. Aussig on the Elbe, Bohemia, Manu.—Cotton and woollen stuffs, including Victorines, poilc dechevres, imperials, alhambras, &c.

302 Wurst, J. N. Frcudenthal, Silesia, Manu.—Breakfast cloths of different colours, of linen, wool, and silk.Woollen coverlid.

303 Bienert, F. Vienna, Manu.—A variety of waist-coatings.

304 Eciiinger Brothers, Vienna, Manu.—Waistcoat-infs and woollen scarfs for gentlemen.

305 Kral, A. Vienna, Manu.—Waistcoatings of variouskinds.

306 RocKSTRon, H. Vienna, Manu.—Waistcoatings ofwool and cotton.

307 Tial, J. Vienna, Manu.—Waistcoatings of wool,and of wool and cotton mixed.

308 Westiiauster, J. Vienna, Manu.—Waistcoatings ofpique and wool.

309 Berger, J. Vienna, Manu.—Ramage, long, and avariety of other shawls.

310 Brotzmann, A. Vienna, Manu.—Tapis and ramageshawls. Long shawls.

311 Haydtek, S. Vienna, Manu.—Ramage and longshawls.

312 Kubo, J. & Son, Vienna, Manu.—Tapis and ramageshawls. Long and Thibet shawls.

313 Martinek, J. Vienna, Manu.—Tapis and ramageshawls. Long shawls.

314 Mogel,N.V ienna,Manu.—Anassortment of shawls.

315 Reiniiold, W. Vienna, Manu.—Tapis and ramageshawls. Long shawls.

316 Kiss, J. Vienna, Manu.—Ramage and long shawls.

318 Schindl, A. Vienna, Manu.—Shawl-handkerchiefs

and long shawls.

319 Wenzel,C. Vienna, Manu.—Fancy woollen and cot-ton shawls. Shawls for mourning.

320 Zjcisel, J. & Blumel, .T. & C. Vienna, Manu.—Large assortment of shawls, shawl-handkerchiefs, longshawls and scarfs.

321 Messekner, F. Reutte, Tyrol, Manu.—Brown calf-skin. Brown and black cow-leather, for waterproof boots-

322 Pollak, J. J. & Sons, Prague, Bohemia, Pat. andManu.—Brown, black, pressed, and grained calf-skin. Blackjapanned calf and sheep-skin. Black japanned grainedsheep-skin. Chamois dressed sheep-skin.

324 Seykora, J. Alderkosteler, Bohemia, Manu.—Cow-leather, tanned with pine bark.

325 Suess, A. II. Vienna, Manu.—Brown calf-skin, j 8 'pauned calf-skin, calf and sheep-skin, and kid leather iuvarious colours for fancy articles. Sheep-skin for furniturecovering.

326 Wolfe, F. ITermannstadt, Transylvania, Currier--Goat and sheep-skins of various colours. Calf-skiu 3 *

Printed goat-skins.

327 Christil, J. Vienna, Manu.—Gentlemen’s bootsand shoes, waterproof-shooting-boots. Boots with cork 811(1wood-pegged soles, and with hollow heels.

328 Frank, J. Vienna, Pat.—Boots soled with a newly -invented material.

329 Langdeii, J. Vienna, Manu.—Gentlemen’s boot 8

and shoes. ,

330 Shoemakers* Association, ITermannstadt,

vania.—Shoes and boots (called Tschiszmen) belonging ^the Saxon and Romanian national costume. j

331 Helia, J. Vienna, Manu.—Ladies’ shoes, boots, 8,11

slippers. t .

332 Friedl, L. Vienna, Manu.—Ladies’ shoes, ovshoes, and half-boots with pegged soles.

333 Kunertii, A. Vienna, Manu.—Ladies shoes. ®

pers with velvet and gold embroidery. Gentlemen’s shOver shoes. , an d

334 Boulogne, P. Prague, Bohemia, Manu.—T* i(i

lamb-skins for glovers. „ todies

335 J aquemar, F. Vienna, Manu.—Kid gloves for

and gentlemen. .

336 Glovers’ Association, Prague, Bohemia. •

and gentlemen’s gloves of kid, lamb, and sheep-skin,tlcmen’s gloves of rein-deer leather. , M 8 '

337 Portschest,—. Hermannstadt, Transylva* »

nu.—Sheep-skin and kid leather. A va riety

338 Jellinek, J. Prague, Bohemia, Manu .—a

of harness. , __ Qnddles

339 IjoffleRj F. Prague, Bohemia, Manu. Sa

various kinds. , ,, . a„^H!cs. idrth 9 ’

340 ZArF, I. Vienna, Pat. and Manu.—Sadd! , „

bridles, and horse-rugs.