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AUSTRIA.
164 Steinkellner, C. Vienna, Manu.—Different kindsof accordions and concertinas.
105 Liszt, A. Vienna. — Two travelling clocks.
160 Mabenzeller, I. Vienna, Clockmaker. — A chrono-meter of novel construction.
107 Ratzeniiofer, J. F. Vienna, Clockmaker.—A geo-graphical clock, showing the difference of mean time in allthe capitals of Europe.
168 Schubert, A. Vienna, Clockmaker. — Differentkinds of clocks, including bracket, table, and small toiletclocks.
109 Kralik, S. Pesth, Hungary, Clockmaker. — A tra-velling clock with 13 escapements. A pocket-watch.
170 Zelisko, A. Prague, Clockmaker.—A pendulumclock, going a twelvemonth, jewelled socket and escape-ment.
170a Anderwalt, Pasquale, Trieste, Manu.—Threependulum clocks, Nos. land 2, moved by the disengagementof hydrogen gas, which renews, at stated times, their wind-ing up. No. 1 will go for 30 years, and No. 2 for 20 yearswithout ever requiring to be wound up. They may bewound up for a century, without alteration in dimensionsor form. No. 3 constantly winds itself up by the pressureof the atmosphere on quicksilver applied to the clock itself,which goes, therefore, for an indefinite time.—Provision-ally registered.
171 CniACincH, M. Fiume, Spinner.—Cotton yarns.
172 Grillmayer, J. Linz, Spinner. — Cotton yam.
173 1Iirschel& Mjnerbi, Jlaidenschaft, Illyria.—Whitecotton yarn. Turkey-red yam.
174 Perger, J. Hirtenberg, Lower Austria, Spinner.—Cotton yams.
175 Cotton Mill and Dyeing Establishment, Por-denone, near Venice.—Cotton twist, dyed Turkey red.
170 Richter, F. Smichow, near Prague, Bohemia,Spinner.—Cotton yarn.
177 Frohlicii s, G. & Sons, Wamsdorf, Manu.—Cottonvelvet of different kinds, dyed and printed.
178 Grohmann, C. Lindenau, Bohemia, Manu.—Cottonyam, dyed Turkey red and pink. Cotton velvet and calico,dyed Turkey red.
179 Lange, Franz, & Sons, St. Oeorgenthal, Bohemia,Manu.—Cotton velvets of different kinds.
180 Winter, I. Vienna, Manu.—Pique coverlids.
181 Eiiinger, A. Oberlangenau, near Hoheneloe, Bohe-mia, Manu. and Bleacher.—Various cotton goods. Jaconets,Sec.
182 Friedrich, A. Vienna, Manu.—Various cottongoods, shirtings, muslins, thibets, &e.
183 Jenny & Schindler, Hard, Vorarlberg, Manu.—Furnitures. Cloths. Ladies* dresses (all wool). Ladies*and children’s scarfs.
134 Klamer, J. Viennn, Manu.—Ladle 3 * fancy cottondresses of different descriptions.
135 Lang, J. Vienna, Manu.—Fancy cotton goods.
180 Lf.itenberger, E. Rcichstadt, Bohemia, Manu.
—Plain and assorted coloured cotton prints, printed by cy-linder and hand. Jaconets, cambrics, muslins of differentcolours.
187 Leitenberger, F. Cosmanos, Bohemia, Manu.—Plain and variously-coloured cotton prints, printed by cylin-der, hand, or perrotine. Coloured jaconets, cambrics, mus-lins. and printed shirtings.
188 Liebiscii, J. Wsrnsdorf, Bohemia, Manu.— Printedpiques.
189 Ossberger’s Successor, P. Zwetl, in Lower Aus-tria, Manu.—Various cotton goods.
190 Volkmann,I. Vienna, Manu.—Ladies* fancy cottondresses. A curtain.
191 Keller, J. Briinn, Moravia, Spinner.—Woollenyarns.
192 Leidenfrost, E. Briinn, Moravia, Spinner.—Wool'len yams.
193 Schmieger, A. Neudcck, Bohemia, Manu. andSpinner.—Worsted and woollen yarns.—Woollen fabrics, in'eluding thibets, muslin, cloth, &c.
194 Soxiialet, H. F. & E. Briinn, Moravia, Spinner—*Woollen yarns.
195 Tetrner, G. Gozkau, near Comotan, Bohemia, Spin*ner.—Woollen yarns. Vigogna yarns, spun of wool andcotton.
190 Thomas, L. Graslitz, Bohemia, Manu.—Worstedand woollen yarn. Woollen stuffs: Thibet, ladies* cloth?half-wool tartans.
197 Tiium, A. Reichenberg, Bohemia, Manu.—Worstedand woollen yams. Woollen goods, including thibets, ci?cases, Orleans, and waistcoats. Printed cashmere and circa 3shawls.
198 Worsted Yarn-Spinning Company, Voslau,Vienna.—Berlin worsted yarns and arras yarns.
199 Kamner, G. T. Cronstadt, Transylvania.— Rug 3 'Black and white cloths (called Gujoratz cloth).
200 Maurer, V. Iglau, Bohemia, Manu. — Blankethorse-cloths, and rugs.
201 Matsciiuko, N. Cronstadt, Transylvania, Ma* 111,—Long-haired winter rugs. Blankets.
202 Tartler, M. Cronstadt, Transylvania, Mam 1 ''"'Various druggets.
203 Wociiovszky, J. R. Skalitz, Hungary, Manu*'"'Woollen bolting-cloth.
204 Auspritz, L. Briinn, Moravia, Manu.—Fine clow »cashmere, sating, and elastics.
205 Bauer, Theodor, & Co. Briinn, Moravia, Manu-^Woollen cloths.
200 Biedermann, M. L. Sc Co. Teltsch, Moravia, M* 1 * 1 ;(Agent, S. Reuter, Moorgate St. Chambers, Moorgate,don.)—Fine cloths, cashmere, and doeskin.
207 Binder, Traugott, Hcrmannstadt, Transyfr fln
Manu.—Cloths and doeskins. 4 .
208 Furler, Franz, Gratz, Styria, Manu.—R r °cloths and Styrian beavers (Azors) of various colours. f>
209 Clotii Manufacturing Company, Gaes, Hung
—A variety of cloths and doeskins. ^
210 Ginzf.l, R. C. Reichenberg, Bohemia, ManPeruvian cloth.
211 Guertler, J.trouserings.
Briinn, Moravia, Manu.*
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212 Hartio, J. Reichenberg, Bohemia, Manu-
Julius Miencrts, 43 Clarges St. Piccadilly.)—ClothPeruvians. , 0 t]iS;
213 Trahe-Unio*, Briinn, Moravia.—Woollen 9 ;
summer buckskins and trouserings. ,, ■j',-;’,;.'
214 Cloth-Makers’ Association, Hermannsta ■
sylvania. —An assortment of cloths and flannels. _
215 IIonauer, F. Linz, Lpper Austria, .Manu. ^, n gg.lens; velveteens; plush ; camlets ; harpins ;
Turkish and Wallachian belts. Coml ,lc9 ot
210 Illek, F. Briinn, Moravia, Manu. ® 1
cloth and doeskin. -nrhite cl°h”
217 Miess, (J. Cronstadt, Transylvania. >
for Hallina cloaks. . ,. Man' 1 -''
218 Mono Brothers, Klagcnfurt, Cannin ;
Cloth of the finest
quality for uniforms. .
A. L. Keichenberg, Bohemia;
Maid-
An assortment of woollens. -w„ r nicst.
220 CLOTH-MANUFACTtmiNfi CO.VPANV, < V t ,j irnf . r eS-
via.- Fine cloths, Peruvians, doeskins, and c .. nU .—r f
221 Offf.kmann, J. II. Briinn, Moravia,'M» nd , v id
cloths and trouserings. Stuffs for sum g
coats. ,, •„ ManU.-'^
222 Potter Brothers, Briinn, Mora"'during 9 -cloths, Peruvians, doeskin, and zepherie