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with the heat q about $50 by whichlhe n,ateri.
alsis strengthened and blackened Il is then
washed and vanished, and is ready for the mar
ket They can give the material any color they
please, and so enabled to meet all tastes.


In the shoe factory they have Just completed an
order from Government, for quantity of shoes for
the navy. To render them firm, and prevent them
from slipping, sand is mixed IN with the India
Rubber used for the soles This is very great
improvement and will commend the article to alf
who travel upon the great deep An $4,000 orr
der has just been closed at the second establish.
ment, for scabbard sheaths, ship buckets, KNAPP
sack cloth, cannon aprons &c.-pretfy good egis
dence oft worth Of the invention


Amongst the goods the editor noticed were.
coats, which are seamless, machinery belts, noine
hose, fire and ship buckets, showerbathfng apra-
ratus. (which with the gum in them can be used
as life preservers) Wagon covers, dash boards,
&c, awning cloths, imitation of the patent leath.
er suspenders, shirred cloth, very rich article for
ladies' gaiter and score of other articles -