OFFICIAL CATALOGUE.
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AUSTBIA.
(Commissioners: Chevalier de Burg, and Charles Buschek, Esq., 43 Clarges St., Piccadilly .')—Custom House Agent
C. J. Major, 21 Billiter St.
, 1 Miesbach, A. Vienna, Prop, (largest coal owner in
p'stria).—Coals, brown coals, and lignite, from Lower,Aus-1®, Upper Austria, Styria, Moravia, and Hungary. Alum.
2 Imperial Mines, Vienna.—Mercury and cinnabar,M ores of the same, from Idria. Sulphur from Sworzowicz? Galicia, and Radoboj in Croatia. Rosette-copper, from^Sordo in the province of Venice and Moldavia. Blistered^Pper, from Schmollnitz in Hungary. Tin, from Schlaggen-in Bohemia. Litharge, from Pribram in Bohemia.
antimony, and similar mining produce.
4 >nc,
y 3 Upper Hungarian Mining Association, Schmoll-,3 Hungary.—Quicksilver, refined copper, block copper,11 Various other similar productions for smelting.
4 Szumrak, J. F. Neusohl, Hungary, Prop.—Cobaltnickel ores, from Boiza, together with the residue ob-u »ed from the same. Calcareous slate, from Molisa in“ngary.
(( , 5 KocnMEiSTER, F. Pesth, Hungary, Prop.—Two°ti 1 s P nn qy nickel from Hungarian ores; red and blackof t v° °f cobalt. The varieties contain 97 and 93 per cent.ae pure metal.
Ho 6 Sapv, A. (Manager of the Philippi .Tabobi Mine)en au, Hungary.—Nickel ores,bju 7 Zemberg Mine, Dobschau, Hungary. — Ore of co-a nd nickel. Flower of cobalt, and nickel.
5 Cs , 8 Kengvel, J. (Manager of the Johannes Mine)Hungary.—Nickel ore.
8 Batka, W. Prague, Bohemia, Manu.—Bohemianc °Wt P r °duce. Ores of uranium, nickel, vanadium, and1 i ron ! and various minerals.
^Utig ® 2Er 'i>, S. (Manager of the Michaeli Mine) Rosenau,Wry— Antimony, and antimony ores.
F - ( the F rancis Smelting-works)I q’^jfon, Hungary.—Regulus of antimony.
®erg jl ® z olleny, C. (Bisrtroer Smelting-works) Roscn-13 U v Kar '>'-—Hegulus of antimony,white a \ 0LI>EltAUER , G. Salzburg, Prop. — Arsenic ore.n ,, yellow arsenical glass.
g Hochberger, J. (St. Procopi Mineral 'Works)a 15 °< 5 i eil ?.’ a ’ Fro P-—Sulphate of iron. Alum and sulphur.
lt 0 p_.pcuoNBORN, E. Count of, Dlazhowic, Bohemia,
>, Ig °ugh Bohemian garnets ( Pyropc).fu^^ia. p ItKmvlTZ > Fr ince of, Duke of I'^opeV 1 ro P-—Rough, cut and pierced Bohemian garnets1? T
S' salt SIPERIAi Salt Works, Galicia.—Samples of culi-
Sa 'n^,f^ l E ® EIl i G. D. Venice, Manu.—Samples of fine] 9 < ar '
£‘ Ca lProdunu NMA ” N ’ SEYnr - r - & Co., Vienna, Manu.—Chc-Hi,;’ tcetato 'i ons > including tartaric acid, vinegar, aceticai< -\ sul D v,„t„ SOf Rum, arsenic acid, chloride of lime, arso-cai ^0 an< i muriate of potassa.
^oduotinn 1115 ’ Pvcgue, Bohemia, Manu.—Chemi-e oi* of ern’ . lnc lading succinic ocid, tartaric acid, ses-‘I'Hinls. niium, sesquioxido of uranium, andmorcurial
of R r> ® ‘ '7‘ Prague, Bohemia, Manu.—Albunaim,'-Air 2 ENGrTi’, and ^rrocycuido of potassium.
Ala omnt, Sl Karolincnthal, near Prague, Manu.
Pit* 23 Se^zT xtlane . luiogome, and artificial gum.Cath^Hnehi,’,,,'. We ( te neggk on the Danube, Manu.—“'''uni yello-u.’ P'S^t sliades. Ultramarine green.y«low. Red and rose madder.
24 Kutzer & Leiirer, Prague, Manu.—Ultramarineblue, in eight shades. Ultramarine, green and black.Various colours, including chrome yellow, chrome red, &c.
25 Fiala, W. Prague, Manu.—Indigo blue of threekinds.
26 Heinzen Brothers, Tetschen on the Elbe, Bohe-mia, Manu.—Red and violet herb archil ( Orseille d’herbes).Red and violet extract of archil (Extrait d’orseille rouge etviolet).
27 Kinzelberger & Co. Prague, Manu.—One hundredand eighty samples of colours.
28 Petz, W. Pesth, Hungary, Manu.—Carmine of twokinds.
29 RATTicn, J. B. Atzgersdorf, near Vienna, Manu.—Black colour for copper-plate printing.
30 Herbert, F. P. Klagenfurt and Wolfsberg, Carin-thia, Manu.—White lead of different kinds.
31 Egger, G. Count Von, St. Veit, Carinthia, Manu.—White lead of various kinds.
32 Herbert, I. Klagenfurt, Carinthia, Manu.—Orangeand bright red lead. Red and gold litharge.
33 Diez, E. Villach, Carinthia, Manu.—White lead ofdifferent kinds. Leaden shot and bullets.
34 Bigaglia, Pietro, q’m. L. Venice, Manu. (Agents,Fordati, Coxhead, and Co. 13 Old Jury Chambers, London).—Selected samples of white lead, litharge, and verdigris.
35 Hardtmcth, L. & C. Vienna, Manu. — Naplesyellow. Artificial pumice stone.
39 Sciiabas, J. Ottercrang, near Vienna, Pat.—Patentartificial pumice stone of different kinds.
37 Roiilik, L. Prague, Inv. and Pat.—Artificial stone;imitation of marble and lapis-lazuli.
38 Cristofoli, A. Padua, Manu.—Eight samples ofpaving blocks, and columns of artificial marble.
39 Stearine Candle (Apollo Candle) Company,Vienna.—Stearine and stearine candles.
40 Stearine Candle (Milly Candle) Company,Vienna.—Stearine and stearine candles.
41 Pfitznf.r & Beckers, Vienna, Manu. and Pat.—Candles, called palmatine candles (made by distilling palmoil).
42 Stearine Candle Company, Hermannstadt, Tran-sylvania.—Stearine and stearine candles. Elaine soda soan.
43 Chiozza, C. A. & Son, Trieste, Manu.—Soap of dif-ferent kinds.
44 MiiLZEn, D. Hermannstadt, Transylvania, Manu.—Soap of different kinds, for bleaching, 8 ic. Washing soap.
44a Richter, A. Konigsaal, Bohemia. — Soap of va-rious kinds.
45 Czekeliits, C. Hermannstadt, Transylvania, Manu.—Candles of Transylvanian tallow.
46 Forth, B. SchuttenhofenandGoldenkron, Bohemia.Manu. (Agent, Julius Lippmann, 29 Nicholas lane, LombardSt. London).—Patent lucifer matches, of different kinds andforms.
47 Pollak,M. Vienna, Manu.—Patent lucifer matches,of different kinds and forms.
48 Presciiel, F. Vienna, Manu. — Patent lucifermatches, of different kinds and forms.
49 Hoffmann, G. Wisoczan, near Prague, Bohemia,Manu.— Patent lucifer matches of different kinds and forms.
50 De Majo, S. Trirsch, Moravia, Manu.—Patentlucifer matches of different kinds and forms.
51 DoLLEscnAL, J. Vienna. Pat.—Patent tincture for
destroying vermin. H