Textile Industry and Clothing. 
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BEHRENS, Louis, 41, Portland 
Street, Manchester.—Cotton Velvets, Patent 
Silk-finished Velvets, Velvettas, and 
Velveteens, black and coloured. (322) 
PEEL BROTHERS, Bradford.— 
Woollen Materials and Mixed Fabrics for 
Ladies’ Dresses. (617) 
CLARK & COMPANY, Anchor 
Thread Works, Paisley.—Cotton Thread for 
Hand and Machine Sewing; Crochet,Tatting 
and Embroidery Cotton. (144) 
WARBURG & COMPANY, 9, 
Lloyd Street, Manchester.—Cotton Fabrics; 
Velvets, black and coloured ; Mohair Cloth, 
and Sleeve Linings. (125) 
KESSELMEYER, W. & C., 1, Peter 
Street, Manchester. — Cotton Velvets and 
Velveteens, superfine and improved, plain 
and twilled back, in black, colours, and 
printed, embossed, and embroidered; Silk 
Face Velvets, in black and colours. (126) 
HORROCKSES, MILLER & 
COMPANY, 9, Bread Street, Cheapide, 
London—Manchester, Pteston, Lancashire.— 
Longcloths, Calicoes, Twills, Shirtings, Plain 
and Twilled Sheetings. (127) 
WATERS, J. & E., & COMPANY, 
Talhot Mills, Ellesmere Street, Hulme, Man 
chester.—Sewing Cottons ; Cotton, Worsted, 
and Mohair Braids; Cotton and Worsted 
Smallwares. (129) 
, BROOK, Jonas, & BROTHERS, 
)j\Ieltham Mills, Huddersfield.—Patent Glace 
And Six Cord Sewing Cotton for hand and 
rtfachine work, white and coloured ; Crochet 
an*d Embroidery Cotton. (130) 
\ [See Appendix.) 
1 CARLILE, J., SONS & COM 
PANY, Bank End Mills, Paisley.—Sewing, 
Crochet and Embroidery Cotton. (131) 
(See Appendix.) 
\ CLARK, J.,&COMPANY, “Paisley 
Threaf. Works,” Paisley.—Sewing Threads 
and Cottons of various descriptions. (132) 
DEWHURST, John, & SONS, 
Belle Vue Mills, Skipton.—Sewing Cotton, 
in white, black, and colours, with specimens 
in the various stages of manufacture from 
raw Sea-island and Egyptian Cotton. (133) 
COATS, J. & P., Ferguslie Thread 
Works, Paisley.—Cotton Thread, white, black, 
and coloured, for hand and machine work; 
Extra Glace Thread formachineuse; Crochet 
Cotton, and Shoemakers’ Thread. (134) 
(See Appendix.) 
EVANS, Walter, & COMPANY, 
Derby.—Sewing, Knitting, Tatting, Crochet, 
Embroidering, and Machine Cottons; Glace 
Thread. (135) 
ASHTON & COMPANY, 45. 
Chorlton Street, Manchester.—Cotton Goods, 
dyed and printed; Velvets, Fustians, Linings, 
Cords, and Beaverteens ; Satins, Shirtings, 
Twilled Silecia, Serges, and Cambrics, dyed 
and printed. (136) 
BOWMAN BROTHERS, Halifax, 
Yorkshire.—Cotton Yarns, illustrating pro- 
cesses of carding, combing, spinning, 
doubling, &c. (137) 
ARMITAGE, Sir Elkanah, & 
SONS, 48, Moseley Street, Manchester.— 
Cotton Duck for sail cloth, Rubber Belt 
ing, Hose, and American Leather Cloth; 
Cotton Fabrics made of dyed yarns, for 
dress goods and other garments. (138) 
CLARKE, I. P., & COMPANY, 
King Street Mills, and Branch Mills, Leicester. 
—Cotton Thread for sewing machines and 
for hand sewing. (139) 
ERMEN & ENGELS, Manchester. 
—Cotton Thread, white and coloured, for 
Sewing, Crochet, Knitting, and Mending, 
and Cotton on spools, cards, and in balls. 
(140) 
KERR, PRICE & COMPANY, 
Underwood and Oakshaw Mills, Paisley.— 
Cotton Thread for hand and machine 
sewing. (479) 
OGDEN, T„ & COMPANY, IVer 
näh Iron Works, Lees Hall, and Bush Mills, 
Oldham.—Fishing Nets, FishingNetTwines ; 
Cable, Heald Yarns, Crochet, Sewing and