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GORDON q SKINNER, "a MAIN STREET.
~ Richmond Va, for sale
is ierees and bbls ClAufed Sugar
40 PaehAses loaf crushed and Puverised Sugars
boxes white Havana Sugar
$50 bags Cofee-Rio Laguayra, Java and Maneaibo
bales Mocha Coffee
- hhds Orleans and IVES, India hoasses
) hf chests black Tea
Tea in g and l3b boxes
400 side, I.ealher-good stamp and damaged
as Ruze; Leather
800 lbs shoe Thread
100 boxes Sperm and TalIOw Candies
Paneyanq var.esa.ed sap
10 bags Pepper
Pimenio and Ginger
200 kegs Nails
$50 sacks Atoms Salt
$50 bags sho,
100 k-gs Dupont. Power
$50 reams Wrapping Paper
$50 dos Hemp and Cotton Bed Coras and Lines
50 doE BFooms
% doE painted Buckets
~ Tubs
IS bales Cotton Irvine and Lamp Wick
900 Nova Scotia Grindstones
Is kegs Horse Shoes
hhds Bacon
Gass-sHIO and I01ie
Sperm aud Tanners OIL
Cotton Vans sah Psire, Coppea', Nader ard lsdso.
Cotton IN bales Clover Seed, Cider vinsga-, sc.
IRoN-lo0 tons swedes English Teds rar ARd Country com
prising nearly sHSt1es round fat and square ~
sheet Iron and Nail rods
srEEt.-Amenenn and English Bhsfered.
MAYORS cast aud sheer Steel
TIN PLATE-i7s boxes IOII4, I4G9O IsIlc
Bright andlcaded Tin for roofing
COPPER-9eOO lbs Braziers SheathpK And Rot
WIRE-IOao lbs assorted siEes
Zinc and Speher
Bar and shrs' Lead, &c. mh2I
THOMAS d CHARLES ELLIS.
IMPORTERS OF
Dry Goods Hardware Cutlery aud Guns,
No iO6 MAIN STREET
On the lsi floor, Day Goons Foreign snd Domestic
On the I'd floor, HARDWARE, Foreign and Domestic
At WhoiesdIe.
IINIE subscribers have received, by various ar
Il nva' fnn stock OF both Fancy Stsr Goods suitable
of The spring Trade to which they invite the attention q Mer
chants country.
NH 2s-2m THOMAS A CHARLES FILLS
FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,
No. t2O Vain, Corner OF 9IIa and Vain streets.
~ IL. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
~. spring and summer Ready Made Chn, and Cent
men Fancy Ware IL has complete asuort
mrn OF the following arucies
French and English C'h dress and FroeE black blue
pfown' owe anc green
French and Amerean Plain AMI Fancy Cashmere and oessp
Pants
Single Miued Cassiusrr, Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin, Sis nombariur Vests
Fancy do DO Marrincs AMI Cashmsreiie Vests
White Msrseiss Vests duob and Standing and
rolling collar
Kid sin. Thread and White Berlin Cloves
Shirts, super plain aud fancy
Husours and Collars ~ b. latest styles
Merino Cotton and SD t'hlerhirs
DO DO priwcfs and
seaffs CrTsts Stocks AMI Pocket HJsfs groai variety
susprndsr Of ar tnis
sit and Cinsham Umbrelas
Au of Wbeh sell az low any embellishments this side
90 Oregont
y n. spcsee eon,iuue- IN take measures m tlur 10 b., made
up NJ he Fashionable Establishment Of John Otym co. BAL
Az assorimsn,cf 'a"ple. constantly hard.
~ ~ ". SPENCE AGENT
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MASH < WOODHoUsE have iust DOT,

L INTO seir and STORE lneIt
e'andl No 100 Nam street ~Ease Row. where ty .T
Tot Ear 1Eon rrannzhis tennis collection BOOKS in
th- Nafnu- depafnsnts of literature
and FANCY STATIONERY. MUSIC and MUSICAL, IssrRT-
MEMS, Of every dezefpuon
In their Warrroom VIII Of superior PLANO
fOkft srbbued a this CITY IL 1, th,
ANA TO offer TO purchasers adyantes the b-s
north
The character Ofthe fer essab-sedor bean
and roonnes Of durabiy they ar. ur,,
Ieo ot'es ahd Other Musical Instruments, tuned and
paired BY a -sniu hand IN employ.
aps3 mo 80 De-.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

MkiNh LiBBYr Lane of Packets, between Richmond and
New Oheans Will commence tser regular September,
and vii be composed of the following ve-sei.
barqaa BACHELOR Capt HiEAs HosTos;
Brs ORLEANS, Capt WV. sxrTr;
Brig JOSEPHINE, Can't Jo- Roslssos.
One Of the above vessels will place regularly every
mon We can with confidence, recommend III. above vessels 10
The public As they buh Tor trade and will
as low a. other vessels and commanded by sAdy and dis
erect of long For freight passage.
having cabin -ersse
passentrrs appiy 10 J. FISHER 4 SON
HASKIN5 4 LIBBY.
b. Al freight from the country for be
and Forwarded BY the regular and
wharfage. JFG g.
ia or nal
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.


OF In pursuance OF the above order of Court
the parties named and interested hereby notified
that shall proceed oned on Mon
day the sSth day Of May 10 O'clock NJ
they required attend in this
evidence Of and enable ne To report
aErsably o sasi order.
d POCTTAUX
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INDIA RUBBER FACTORY,

store No. SO Maiden Lane. Now York.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL
KINDS or INDIA RUBBFR GOODS
ORRUGATED Bupendet over Shoes Cloth Carl 70 Tors
~ Lfe Presers Maeine Handing Water Proof Clothing.
every other article made from india Rubber our ahe of
psnde1 exhibited al the late fair u the American Institute
md aet impartial examination and comparison with
eeiycdte h premium al others Al the articles
have undergone The tes, ard satsfacon
we unusfve invite Merchants and al others from Mdo
Southern aBd Souih Western az our establishments
where they viii find good and assortment OF India
hpbuet sooas Our terms viii be liberal and satisfactory n an
buyers. Al orders promptly executed.
de i6--0m IitrrCUTysON a RgrNyON
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In STO RE

In STORE,
EToFFE ALGERlNEs-lOr Ls4es Dresses
RoH- Balsle
si4 warp Ginsaaar
Cord and plaid
Balconies and Bsfeges
Muslin robes
Mlrseles and other skirts
So Basle shAwl
Checked striped and plain swis, muslin.
Jaeonet
Checked stnped and plain eambne.
Pain and figured bobinss
foo'inss and other lace goods
Jaeonet and eambne edsings and ihsernzs
l1sh linens, large STOCK
Ertra IL huen sheet.ngl
Linen eambuss and linen eAmbrfe bffs
Brown and bleaehed hollands
Brown linens and gress cloths every vaneIy
Heavy brown linen duls
Beaehed
Navy drills a good article
Gambroons and eo;ionAdes very heavy sock
harSeles and Valencia vestin7s
French ana English bIE vesungs quality
Pack s.on cloths some Of the best mai
Enslifh cloths Of every shade and quality
Bach and fancy French eassners double and single widths
EnE0ish eassmercsan AM tweeds
American fancy eas-imeres, beautiful article
- plain and hs's drsP d'e'e
Summer cloths, every color AMI price
Bombasines and alpaceas
slk and alpseoa srrr
Green barge, black lace
Baes white and eordit eraPe, hat ersPo
SIX mitts and gloves
Back aud eord lad gloves
hose and hAf hose a large stock
slk ind cotton htkfs
French silk umbrellas. mn article
Cotton aHd snsham Umbrellas
fasasos and rarasociies
stocks, collars and b0soms
Back Italian and nth-r
Back and cord scWins SILKS
DO. patept threadu
IayiotS Brooks, Coates and other spool cotton
Buttons and combs, large
Cum, web ami other suspcnders
Prints
a47sat9s 10 land 10 tbi.,rh.5 shi,,,r-, I, s,b,,..
- - aRd - brown shittinrs sheetnFs-smngsi
which Virginia stout Etrck Nils Manehess and
other well known brands
Apron and Furniture Check
knot aud fenitsnuafy Pitds Tor servans
Ani many olh.t styles Goods which are offered 10 The
iradr upon the most accommodating terms.
mh 20 DANIEL. w. LONDON
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]. NJ. DOE,
yw-u.U..U. -

J. Nj. DOE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer I'm
FSraitaTc, C4Ers FeaIAers, Hsif-asses Sc 6e
Nos IS. ST. So o. 90 and IS Street Boston Mass
'ENHE. subscriber Is every way prepared to fur
- nsh At the shortest and the accommodating
shape oiiurnure, Thos wishing finished
and an extensive ss-orHGu OF the well TO
call on the subscriber oII-6m
VIRGINIA AT Rules held IN the Clerks Of
Gee Of the Circuit suT@ror Law and Chapcery for
hns William County Monday, the I'd day March Ists
"th- y ro"efs and James Matter, Phfs,
EiNin and Francis Maito1 and other Dsns
In Chancery.
The defendans above named
and given security according
o. 'h' Count AMI Appearing BY satisfactory evidence they
aid eeent.ns do
answer The bills Of the pAAinus copy
orhwih Inserted IN published
mond and hat another eouy Ia .,ed
a the front door Of the Cour house OF county.
COPy-Tese:
NH lT-~9w J. o. POLLARD, D. C.
NiRGlNlAAt Rules held OF the Superior
COl Of ChAneey for the Rehnond Circuit the 7th day OF
April ore thousand eight hundred Ind forty six
Herbert Claiborne administrators Of John MDonoggh
Rltrs4
William D. whiioeks, EmaAeu wRuoeks Ava Cunts
Margaret Ann Whuoeke widow Of Andrew whoese, deceAsec
and Other nan.
Tbe defendants abOve having
and gSen according and
OF this Court and appearing BY satisfactory they
ars not inhabitants OF tins Commonwealth
Sad defendants do appear
Cou the FRA Monday July answer the bl OF Se
plaintiff and thai Of
some newspaper published IN the C Remon1 Hnaath
sueeeSvey and posed Al The fout door Capitol
C.Y A Copy. T-ste
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ROBERT N0TT

House sign Painter and GIazier
StIf door % the ErsAssgs BaSk, ItfehH04d pTrsfnia
~ received further supply Paints Os Copel and other
Nanishes, with Painters brushes BIenier An assor
meni Of French and American Window Glass from sII0 10
Sorso inches all Of which he DESTROYS up on the
most reasonable
BA large supply Of Soap Stone Paint for sale low, gu
Terior paint for Tin or shinsed Roofs. RN
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NIRGINIA IA Rules held in the CIeIk,s OF.

NikGlNlA-h Rules held the Clerks Superior
COlri OF ChARcey for the Richmond Circuit
April ore thousand eight hundred forty six
Herbert A Caibone, administrator MDonough
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

NlRGlNIA:-At rules held in the Clerks Of
Zee of the Superior Cour Chanery for the Richmond
CircuH the iIh day Of April 1876
William Biie and susan Ia. wifi, Doyle AMI Benz
W McCrcady PifF.
against
WIN. UConuer M
The defendant above named havng appearance
and given security according tc Of Assembly
Of this Court and appearing BY satisfactory evidence that h.
not an nbaS ani Of this Commonwealth Il the
sal defendant do appear the Rucs
Count the Gfsi Mony july and answer thu bin Of s
pairufs and that copy % this order inserted
newspaper published Richmond Tor to months
successfully and posted the Capitol in the a
city.
Copy. Te-te.
I4-WQw pptv ppprpTa m
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IDRIHE GOSHEN nUTrEH.-se ksss pdns oranrs
uosny Butter IS tegs pfimc Osavafc HucfpiH ee -oii
low toekseY BlssELI. 4 ncCANDLIsH
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isiebmoua Dailp fubis.

RICHARD ~. TOLER, Editor.
WSi =; G NJ. EhniaIr, Associate Editors.
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Spring supplies, 1916.
CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENwARE, &c. &c

HAVING received from
1A the manufactures in Stafford
shire, VIA Liverpool. per the Ship
HoiiinEurT at New York, arr tie
ship had4son to lanes River, my
s5uEs supply Of China, Glass and
Earthernware. Consisting OF new, su-
Perior aud desirable goods-anl by
'tbe Packets from the NORTHERN and
Eastern CITIES, having received in part
and am receiving. my supply Of Gas,
Looking Glasses. Fancy Goods, sc
many articles Of which were bought
at unusual low rates, ADD pal upon he
best teEms-I am enabled 10 offi.r 10
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II r. X NJ g

II IL nj D.
The Wing political
mac sree in New Orleans and In daily -eni weekly
editions printed Cylinder propelled
The circulation wbols
enjoyed by this paper-wheh will b. greatly
the from this daily makng-gvss
rvailrd Importance a advertising medium.
Arrangements progress securing.
regularity, European and Home Correspondence
will eontaas he made pin
Of the The Wing steadily advanced without
single EFFORT the
During h- session of the leg reports
will be attended to with great
GALLAnER, ELLIOTT 4 co.
DAitT Paper In the city ~ per when mailed, SO
sEswsEnty single copy s5 or I'VE copies $40. WEEKLY
sic copy 81 or S. copies for sf5-aways
advance Rsmanees be made risk OF the Publishers
all easss where evidence taken Of the dsposs Of
Post Once continuing money
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INltE subscribers have received by various ar.
nya' I'm stock Of both Fancy stsre Goods suitable
for the spring Tfadr, To which they
charts from the country
NH THOMAS A CUARIrs pIIta
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NIRGINIA ~ Rules holden in the Clerk.

Cou house thereof seventh CAV Of March
inclusive in the thousand eight forty
John l. James, PM,
Robert G. RsbaFdsoh, Den
IN CAaReery.
The defendant having Appearance and given
eury according 10 The Act OF Assembly Court
and appearing BY aten svdenes that
Of this Commonwealth Ca the Robert A.
Armistead gent his counsel ordered That
do appear berc the i day May answer the
bin of e plaintiff and copy Of tins forthwith Inserted
IN some neaper Puhlhed the % edmond months
sueeesyey and posted al the front door Of
city Of Williamsburg on two successive Court days
CoPy-Teste:
NH lO-wew TIL O. COGRuJ T.
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THOMAS q CHARLES ELLIS,
IMPORTERS

Dry Goods, Hardware Cutlery aud Guns,
No 100 MAIN STREET,
On the LII loor Day Goons Foreign snd Domestic
On the I'd fiOor HARDWARE, Foreign and Domestic,
At WhOiesaIe.
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spl.-.sr COPY r'''' row. sonEErs. y. q,

VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks
Oce of he Superior Chancsry Or tbs Richmond
Ccs he 7 day Of Ap thousand eight hundred forty
Nathaniel Pukr William Woodward Mary vie Narsd
Jane pade, and Zacharah Goldsmith Eabeth hs WIFI
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notice, firmly to "maintain" our rights. Let us
not, IN our deep anxiety for the preservation of
peace, lose sight Of the position into which we shall
DC driven by the event we speaking of Neither
England nor America could remain inactive pending
ne termination Of this treaty. We should be Mr.
uay at war from the day we get notice that at the
GUY OF SPECIFIC time America was determined to
And III, wha' she regards as her rights in Oregon
ed tbsn 70 suPPoSing no other proceeding is adopt
on man 10 give the specified notice But n The other
Recommendations Of Mr.. Polk n. carried out-if
eohlemPoraneously with giving NOTICE 10 ,srn,ins,e
the treaty, the American government hsoos -, ~,
eupy, sends IN Its pioneers and buiId i,te ~
and forts, would II be possible 10 regn,d 80 'f
ures IN any other light than as a deeIsraoe 81
war; 0iaieuoh OF
The most favorable shape, then, that the mott.
can assume is that II may be accompaned h,, Wv.
posals for reopeaing negotiations. But we conf,s.
we shall entertain but little hope Of the resuI, oT
negotiation thus conducted under duress. Listen
TO the spirit in which the American government
"oaIa enter upon such negotiation. The Washing
oh Union, the official paper, which reached us last
nish', says indeed, that the notice is "peace mes
seq, because ut strengthens our government To
Negotiate 10 an honorable adjustment under the
pressure oil an alternative which England cannot but
look upon as most stern and serious, not 10 say
ureauiul' ouch Is the view with which this meas
ure Is recommended by the government and Uould
no doubt be adopted by the legislature of the Uni
ted STATES Give the notice." they say. "lor then
England, believing war to be inevitable will Give
way" Now It is precisely because we beeye
that negotiations entered upon under such circum-
stances, and IN such spirit cannot be brougi,,
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THE NEW PLANET AND THE THREE
COMETS. ~
OpssayAroRy, March S, 1886.

nt. OBsEAvAroRY, March S, 1886
Sin: The new planet Astria was seen here on the
night both Of March Sd and 4th. mere glimpse,
however, was had Of it through the clouds, hate ON
the night Of the 3D. 20
When | turned the telescope upon last night,
Tor the purpose Of determining It's position, the OBJ
soryatons again interrupted by clouds, 90 that
obtained no dferential observations except In r..
A. only.
Its approximate place, however, is lSo N. and
X. A. Al. Som.
The approximate right ascension and defamation Of
the new comet last night, corrected per STAR, Bees
sells zone 1872 Oh 56m. 38a. 5, y l2o So 10" S,
was 100 OF 54".l north dechnatiou, and right as
cension In. On l9s. 70; showing daily motion of
10 A. instead Of 10 So Of dechnation, as inferred
from the fifteen minutes work upon 1t the night be-
fore.
The apparent place, corrected for refraction, &c,
on the Sd, was In. Dom. It's. 81 right ascension,
and Ito IL 30'.2 nsrth declInation-the place quo
ted in my report yesterday beng merely instrument
tai.
The Biela comet continues IN good view, though
its acolyte has dwinded away most rapidly during
the time the late bad weather continued. Last
night, under the light of half moon, was barely
visible, and very difficult Of measurement,
Very respectfully
Lieut.. u. S. N.
Hon. GEo. BANCROFT,
Secretary of the Navy.
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CONGRESSIONAL

In the Senate, the debate on the "the notice" was
continued. Mr.. Haywood concluded his remarks,
.ad then a short conversation, explanatory and
cherwise, in which Messrs. Allen, flanagan, and
Haywood took part, ensued. Messrs. Allen and
flanagan desired some explanation from Mr.. Hay
wood relative 10 certain remarks made by him with
regard 10 the yiews Of the President, which thai
gentleman did not consider himself called upon TO
1--WE; and Mr.. flanagan then went on to make some
sAserySyons expressive Of his views OF the position
Oi the President on the Oregon question We give
|, full report OF this Incidental debate.
A resolution was introduced by Mr.. Breess, and
.as adopted, directing the Committee on Public
buildings to inquire into the expedency Of prOvi-
Ding additional accommodation for the reporters,
and the public who are admitted to the galleries Il
b TO be hoped that this udicious movement will be
allowed by prompt action. At present, the report
as in the Senate labor under many disadvantages
% the discharge Of their important duties. Under
he most favorable circumstances it is difficult for
hem to hear distinctly in their present location; but
Is portion Of their gallery is open to the public,
hey are constantly subjected to serious Interrupt
uOn. We repeat the hope that this matter will be
nsnded to with promptitude and liberality.
The House, after some desultory proceedings in
|he case Of contested election from New Jersey
which, however led 10 no renewed action, received
reports from committees. And, for the rest Of the
,y, devoted its time TO the consideration Of the bill
or the Improvement ofharbors and rivers.
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GPNorIoE is respectfully given to the household
ers of the I'd ward. that meeting is purposed to be
held at the school-house, corner of g and 18th
streets, on Friday next at halfpast o'clock, p. M.
to consider and decide upon the location Of mar.
kethouse which, il is believed, the councils of the
city will regulate and establish for the comfort and
convenience Of the citizens of the northern part Of
the said city.
WAsHNeToN err, March 4, 1886.
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nor RENT, the wellfnished two-story brick
l. HOUSE on 18th street, between @ and II
streets, at preoent occupied by Thomas Feran, esq
Possession will be given on the first day Of Apri
next.
Apply to Thos. w. Pairo, F street., near 18th.
March SIT
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TIvES OF AMERICAN NAVAL OFF,
IL GERS, by J. Fenimors Cooper, vol l, con-
tanning cambridge, Somsrs, Shaw, shubrick, and
Preble. Price so cents.
This day received, and for sale by
March r. TAYLOR.
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The legislature Of Virginia, in all probability, adj
journed to-day. ....
The Supreme Court Of the United States will
probably adjourn on Monday next
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MFRS. MINOR on F, between 9Th and 7th streets
lNl has several pleasant front rooms unoceuPied
at this time.
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AGENCY OFFICE.


We have opened an once al No. Is. WALL STREET
SEW YORK, the Expresses and Magnetic Telegraph
aces. where subscriptions, sdyerissments cOmmunics
vOns &C. &c. viii be received and any other business
,onnsctsd With the "Uhion" promptly attended to.
Captains Of outwsrdbound packets, and others can be
pVsd with hIes 1.-THE union" by calling sending to
d, once on the day Of sailing
6J-lsrasl u. James, { W. James, j. s. James, John
Olins Thomas severn, H. NJ Lewis, y IL stevenson, j.
Johnson j. H. Stevenson, w. A. Pierce, James risrcs
J,mss x. whippie. WI Weld, o. X. p Stem, B. B. Hus
n.y. John B. Weld Jos. Hsmmitt, I. s. Waterman, and r.
Henry are authorized to receive new subscribers, and
sake collections for the "uAion,"
We are requested 10 say the same gentlemen author
ned TO make collections for the "Gebe"
o. Robert D. Johnson, Of GsivsoH, Is authorized TO
ave subscriptions to the Union" in Texas
eC L. Jones Is authorized to receive subscriptions fol
be Union" in Alabama and Tennessee.
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o + FICIAL l..
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, March g, 1876.

The following translation Of circular from the
Sublime Porte, recently addressed to the foreign L.
gauons at Constsntinope has been rcos,xcd at this
department und Is published for ths inflammation OF
che, masters Of H'ershast saaaes.of ", United
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COTTON AND LINEN MANUFACTURES.

COTTON. AND LINEN MANUFACTURES
We are permitted to copy the two following inter
estng papers upon the cotton and linen manufactures
Of Austria from letters addressed to the Commis
sioner Of Patents by Charles Fieischmann, esq
late Of the Patent Office, now travelling in Europe
They are extracted from letters dated 'Venna Aus.
lria, Jan, is, 1916"
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hatcheling, so lbs. tow, cost 10 norins per
Remain 30 lbs. hatcheled fax, at so forms
per cwt IS
The wages for swinging, "a kreutIer, and
hatcheling, A6 kreutzers for. 10
70 lbs Of hstcheled fax cost then is for 20 k
Or 32A kreutzers per ID.
piece Of yarn OF the average No As, weight
23b 10th, about II ounces, costs 2ikr
Which produces, in spinning, l2t per cent.
Cost per peiee IT
Add to this the yearly expenses Of repair, os.
surance, 30, Nc. lsslloo
Interest on the capital $4,000
OF this sum, come 22t kreutzers Of the mate.
rial, and 81 stloo kreutzsrs Of the expense
ofspinning ~ s4IoO
II.
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When the above table is compared with those OF
former years, it shows great increase in the i'm
poration of yarn, which arises from the greater per-
lection Of the English fax-spnnng, which have
produced such fine numbers as are unattainabe
with their less perfect machinery.
The following data are from the largest factories
Of Austria:
100 lbs of unpepsrcd fax 30 forms which yield 20
lbs, refuse, remainder 80 lbs. 20 flor
From this go lbs OF fax obtained, in
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