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386 Bossi, J. Vienna, Manu.—Embroidered shawls andscarfs.
387 Laporta, H. F. Vienna, Merchant and Manu.—Embroidered scarfs and handkerchiefs. Mantillas. Scarfs.Velvet and cashmere shawls.
388 Bauhofer, F. Vienna, Embroiderer.—A coat-of-arms, embroidered with gold, silver, and silk.
389 Benkowits, Marie, Vienna, Artistic Embroideress.—An embroidery of crape-thread on white gros de Naples,representing Beneficence. An embroidery of wool and silk,representing the grave of the fallen soldier.
390 Fusinata, Maria, Belluno. — An embroideredcarpet.
390a Sciireier, Susanna, Vienna, Manu.—Specimens ofknitting.
391 Krach Brothers, Prague, Bohemia, Manu.—Adress coat of peculiar workmanship. A double coat, thatcan be worn on either side, made of a new material. A coatmade of woollen stuff, of peculiar cheapness. Another madeof a new woollen stuff.
392 Singer, J. Pest, Hungary, Manu. — Gentlemen’sapparel.
393 Budinsky, A. Reichenberg, Bohemia, Manu.—Hosiery, including ladies’ and gentlemen’s vests, trousers,caps, shoes, &c.
394 Malatinszky, E. Miskolz, Hungary, Manu.—Hun-garian national dresses, called sziir.
395 Kigo & Kkaetsciimar, Kima Szombath, Hungary,Manu.—Various Hungarian coats (guba). Hungarian shoot-ing coats.
395a Nessel, C. Tailor, Oedenburg, Hungary.—A coatand waistcoat.
396 Oestreiciier, D. Mayk, Hungary, Manu.—A whiteand a grey Hungarian cloak (guba). Hungarian cloths(hallina) and rugs.
397 Schramm, S. Hermannstadt, Transylvania, Weaver.—Veils for the Romanian national costume.
398 Trade Union, Hermannstadt, Transylvania. —Szelistjan rugs. A Szarika, belonging to the \Vallachiannational costume (produce of the domestic industry of theWallachian peasantry).
399 Seitter, A. Briinn Moravia, Manu.—Oriental caps(fez), of various kinds.
400 Radmeister Community, Vordemberg, Styria.—Soft pig-iron, sparry iron ore, gangue stone, slags. Bar-iron,prepared for making blistered steel.
401 Egger, Count G. Von, Knappenberg, Carinthia.—Heavy spar. Crystallized and efflorescent sparry iron-ore.Crystallized calcareous spar on brown iron-ore.
402 Egger, Count G. Von, Hiittenberg, Treibach, andOberfellach, Carinthia.—Pig-iron, cast-steel, brescia, anddie-steel. Nails for the Levant.
403 Rauschek’s Co. Ironworks, St. Yeis, Heft andMocinity, Carinthia.—Pieces of iron-ore, white and refinedscorias and sheet-iron.
404 Ciiristalnigg’s, Count Von, Mining Co. Eberstein,Carinthia.—Brown iron-stone. Brown and heavy spar.White cast-iron for making steel. Fine metal for puddling.Grey metal for costing.
405 Zois, Widow Carl, Ironworks, at Taucrburg,Freistritz and Wochin, Carniola.—Iron-ores, pig-iron, bar-iron, steel, and saw-steel.
406 Kossucii, J. Fzinobanga, Hungary.—Ankeris iron-ore, raw, half, and entirely efflorescent; also roasted. Sam-ples of pig-iron produced from these ores.
407 ^ m perial Sm elting Wokks, Pillersec and Zeniibach,Tyrol.—Refined steel, spring-steel, and cast-steel. Cast-steel for scythe blades, refined steel and spring-steel fromZennbach. Sparry iron-ore. Pig-iron and steel from Pillersec.
408 Depot of the Imperial Iron Mines and IronWorks, Vienna. — Cast-steel, from iron-ore, Styriun scoria?,
and slags from iron-ore. Raw-steel, wheel-tires, rails, angle*irons, and tools from Neuberg, in Styria. Sparry iron-oreand cast-iron from Mariazell.
409 Egger, Count Ferdinand V on, Lippitzbach, Garin-thia.—Hoop, square, and cylindrical iron. Rolled saw-bladesof raw steel. Plates of hard iron for cementing.
410 Egger, Count F. Von, Freibach, Carinthia.—Aselection oi Brescian steel, including cast, acoialon, fir, andsevthe steel.
"411 T opper, A. Scheibbs, Lower Austria. — Hoop androd-iron. Sheet-iron. Ship, tender-roofing, and tubingsheet-iron. Welded tubes for manometers, and water andgas-pipes.
412 Furstenberg, Prince, Althiitten, Neuhiitten, Ro-stok and Neujoachimsthal, Bohemia.—Various sampleswrought and stretched iron, round and fiat-angle iron, cal’'riage-spring iron, plough-shares, spring-iron, sheet-iron ft )rboilers, wrought lathe-spindles. Several cast-iron stoves andmonuments. Colossal crucifix, chains, &c.
413 Metternicii, Prince, Plas, Bohemia. — Cast-ir° pstove for a hunting-seat.
414 Bouquoi, Count, Kallich, Bohemia.—Hoop-iro 1 * 1round bar-iron, sheet-iron, &c.
415 Andrassy, Count G. Demo, Hungary.—Rod-ir 0l!stretched by charcoal-gas loops.
416 Ironworks of the Chapter of Guuk, St. Magda*lena, Carinthia.—Various kinds of steel: Brescia ste^'Steel for files and scythes
417 ScinvARZENBERG, Prince, Murau, Upper Styria*'^Paal steel, Brescia steel, Styria steel, and hard iron.fined steel. Soft iron for blistered steel.
418 Pfeiffer, J. Spitzenbach, Upper Styria.— Schaf*'chach and Brescian steel. Steel for scythes aud mills.
43.9 'J L’hurn, Count G.Von, Streitcbcn, Schwarzenbfl^’and Miiss, Carinthia.—Various kinds of steel and ironnails.
420 Fischer, A. St. Aegydi, Lower Austria.—
and pig-iron. Spring-steel. Various samples of rolled l )ftriron. An assortment of iron-wire. 285 samples of files*
421 Fischer, B. Traiscn, Lower Austria, Man u *.
Various articles of cast-steel, including spindles for sp*Jning establishments, &c. Articles of malleable cast-i^jsuch as gun-locks; broken pieces, to show* the grain?its yielding nature. ...
422 Lindheim, II. D. Plan, Bohemia.—RailroadBar, hoop, and rod-iron.
423 Privileged Association or Manufacturers,
lersdorf, Lower Austria.—Tinned sheet-iron. Embos»and chased forms of tin. , c£ j
424 Kleist, Baron Von, Neudcck, Bohemia.—Tin 11
sheet-iron. Thin sheet-iron, called iron-paper. # ^
425 Egger, Count F. Von, Feistritz, Carinthi ' e
Musical string, cording, currying, bed-springs, and pit" rwires. Fine, middle, and ordinary wire. . •pat-
426 Fischer & Wurm, St. JEgidi, Lower Austria?
& Manu.—Different iron-wire ropes.
427 Ebeustaller & Schindler, Stadt Stcyer, *y<ir
Austria, Manu.—Ordinary and tine iron-wire. ” irmusical strings. Saws. , * o*
428 Hukber, F. Joscfsthal, Styria. — Different k
iron and steel wire. ,, i X,o"' cr
429 Sciiedl, C. Wasserlug and Frauenthal, ■
Austria.—Kolts of different kinds of iron-wire. B cOrdinary, middling, and tine w ire. Spring-wire. gfl9
430 Salm, Prince, ISlnnsko, Moravia.-Cast-n ^a
chandelier, from a drawing of Mr. Bernnrdis, jelleuCast-iron statue: Field-marshal Count ltadctzky, „ti»>£by Femkerna. Four cast-iron statues, 1heroes from the Nibelungenlicd, also by J‘ er1 ’.. Cs st '
431 Ai.iihf.ciit, Archduke, " eiijug.
iron cooking apparatus, witii non-metalliu