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London, England, 1829-12-30 00:00:00

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GLOVE TRADE.— Ati eminent house in
London has, within a few days, given very extensive or-
ders for gloves, in nexhatn, contracting for some thou-
sand. of elosen pairs, which are: yet. to as well as
buying the bulk of the stock on hand., Tinie orders will
have the effect of giving employment to the work people;
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render it doubt-
ful whether they will be productive of any profit to the
minufaetarer,,Newectak Chronicle,