530. The South.
- Artificial Eyes, Limbs, and Teeth.
- Artificial Flowers.
- Bags (Cotton and Paper).
- Baskets.
- Belts (Ladies').
- Bonnets.
- Bonnet Ruches.
- Bonnet Frames.
- Books.
- Braces and Trusses.
- Brushes.
- Buttons.
- Candles (from the tallow tree of South Carolina and Georgia).
- Candy.
- Canes.
- Caps.
- Card Printing and Stencilling.
- Carpets.
- Carriage Trimmings.
- Car and Carriage Ornamenting.
- China.
- Cigars.
- Cloaks and Mantillas.
- Clocks.
- Clothing.
- Cord.
- Cordage and Twine.
- Cutlery.
- Daguerreotype Apparatus, &c.
- Designs.
- Drawings (Architectural, &c.).
- Dress Caps.
- Dress Trimmings.
- Embroideries.
- Envelopes.
- Factory Work.
- Fancy Stores.
- Feather Dressing.
- Fishing Tackle.
- Furniture.
- Gilding.
- Gold Chains.
- Gold Pens.
- Gold and Silver Leaf.
- Grape Growing.
- Gum-Elastic Goods.
- Hair Dressing and Manufacturing.
- Hardware.
- Hats.
- Hoop Skirts.
- Horse Coverings.
- Ink.
- Jewelry.
- Labels.
- Lamps.
- Lapidaries' Work.
- Laundries.
- Lead.
- Leather.
- Life Preservers.
- Lithographing.
- Maps.
- Matches.
- Military Goods.
- Needle and Thread Stores.
- Oils.
- Paper Boxes.
- Patterns (Ladies' and Children's).
- Plated Ware.
- Paints.
- Painting and Staining of Glass.
- Perfumery.
- Photography.
- Practising Medicine.
- Picture Restoring.
- Pipes.
- Places of Summer Resort.
- Porcelain.
- Potash.
- Pottery.
- Printing.
- Rag Collecting.
- Sealed Provisions.
- Sewing-Machine Labor.
- Shoes.
- Shot.
- Soda and Saleratus.
- Spectacles.
- Stair Rods.
- Steel Engraving.
- Straw Working.
- Surgical Instruments.
- Suspenders.
- Tailors' Work.
- Tape.
- Tobacco Stripping and Packing.
- Toys.
- Types.
- Umbrellas and Parasols.
- Under Wear.
- Wall Paper.
- Watches.
- Willow Growing.
- Window Shades.
- Wood Engraving.
There will be openings in St. Louis and Chicago for fur sewers. There has been a demand for mill girls in Rhode Island. There is a surplus now of workers in cotton mills, but not of operatives in woollen mills. A gentleman in Middletown, Conn., wrote me a boarding house for work girls is wanted there. Makers of ladies' dress caps and ironers of new shirts have been scarce in New York city.