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for head-dresses, and wreathes. Gilt-iron columns. Quick-silvered and other mirrors.
05 Cornillon. J. H. Jeweller, 36 Rue du Temple,Paris.—Goblets. Dressing-case stand. Crystal flagons.
96 Couderc & Soucaret, jun. Silk-spinners, Montau-ban (Tarn and Garonne).—Raw silk. Raw silk tissues.
97 Courtey Brothers & Barez, Manufacturers,Perigueux (Dordogne).—Woollen stuffs, called Cadis.
98 Couturier & Renault, Manufacturers, Sargue-mines (Moselle), and 31 Rue St. Avoye, Paris.—Silk plushfor hats. Bonnets.
99 Cugnot, A. Locksmith, 177 Rue Montmartre, Paris.—Various articles of fine and ornamental locksmiths* workand ironmongery for buildings.
100 Caillo, jun. & Prin, Alimentary Preserve Manu-facturers, Nantes (Loire-Infe'rieure).—Sardines preservedin pure olive oil. For exportation.
101 De Caligny. —Hydraulic apparatus.
102 Candlot, — , Wadding Manufacturer, 6 Rue St.Pierre Popincourt, Paris.—Parisian waddings, made of onepiece by a wadding-machine. Invented by M. Robertson19 Boulevard Montmartre, Paris.
103 Colin, —, Pianoforte Manufacturer, 30 Rue duBac, Paris.—Pianos.
104 Carbonneau, J. B. C. — Wood engravings, forprinting illustrations. Being a portion of a work named
History of the Painters of all Schools,” edited by Mr.Armengaud.
105 Carnet, X. 1 Rue des Jeuneurs, Paris.—Designsfor shawls, and of Cashmere for dresses, &c. Designs forprinted fabrics.
106 Carriers Brothers, Curriers, Amiens (Somme).—Curried calf-skins and boot-legs. For exportation.
107 Castelle, H. 55 Rue de la Yerrerie, Paris. —Waterproof gelatine in sheets. Glass-paper. Crystal-paper.Printed gelatine. Engraved gelatine.
108 Cazal, 27 Boulevard des Italiens, Paris.—Self-opening umbrellas and parasols. Travelling-sticks andumbrellas.
109 De Cavatllon, —, Chemist, 30 Rue Taitbout,Paris.—Chemical productions, obtained by purifying gas.
110 Cosnier & Laciiese, Type-Founders, Angers(Maine a d Loire).—Type.
111 Chaleyer, J. 24 Rue du Roi de Sicile (Marais).—Beam and cutting-machine; for army equipments, jewellers,watchmakers, lamps, &c.
112 Chamuon, F. Cheylard (Ardeche). —Printed anddyed fabrics. Bandannas of every description.
113 Chambon, C. Alais (Gard).— Raw silks, white andyellow. &c.
114 Champaniiet Sargeas, M. M. J. Vais, near Au-benns (Ardeche).—Cocoons of raw silk, applicable to themanufacture of various silks.
115 Charbonnier, —, Truss-maker, 347 Rue St.Honore, Paris. — Shower-bath apparatus and syphons.Various trusses.
116 Ciiardon 8c Son, 30 Rue Hautefeuiile, Paris. —Various engravings, specimens of printing.
117 Charles & Co. 7 Hue Furstcmberg, and 22 SouthMolton Street, Oxford Street, London. - Machines made ofgalvanized sheet-iron or copper, for washing linen, 8cc.
118 Chatel, —, Designer, 2 Rue de Mulhouse, Paris.—Manufactured designs for silks, mousseline-de-laine, jaconet,printed cotton, and carpets.
119 Chenot, A.— u Metallic sponges. Iron and steel, pro-duced by means of the said sponges without smelting the ore.”
120 Chenneviere, D. Louviers (Lure).—Cloth, andother fancy articles.
121 Ciievet, J. Palais National, Paris.—Preserves ofall sorts—complete dinners. Dishes prepared for cooking,with gravy and sauces ready for use.
122 CnoMEREAu, —, Drawing-master of the Lyceum 8Laval (Mayenne).—Wax: relieve models of ornamentsjewel-boxes.
123 Ciiuaed, —, 6 Rue Carnot, Paris.—Safety lamp^
without wire gauze ; gasoscopes, 8cc. Apparatus usedpreventing explosions of gas in pits and all places lit wgas. u
124 Cochois & Colin, 7 Rue des Dechargeurs,
(Manufactories at Troyes and Arcis (Aube). —Stockings, socks, gloves, trousers, waistcoats, and niJrgowns. v,
125 Cocu, A. 58 Faubourg du Temple, Paris.—
mere texture: waistcoats of all descriptions. . ^
126 Collin, C. E., 7 Quai Conti, Paris.—Ilydrografiengravings, plans, charts; topographical and hydrographystudies. The above works are a portion of the publico# 0of the Navy Depot in Paris.
127 Coupier & Mellter, 20 Rue Gaillon, Paris.'"*per made of vegetable substances mixed with rag waste. ^
128 Coppin, L. jun. Douai (Nord).—Improved hy
for cards. Finished and unfinished linings and plates? 1wool and cotton cards. ,tJ
129 Coulaux, sen. & Co. Molsheim and Idingeuy(Bas-Rhin).—Side-arms and articles of hardware. E-dgive manufactory—formerly a Royal arms manufachy
130 Courtois, A. sen. 28 Rue des Vieux Ang* 18 ^Paris.—Curvilineal piston, for brass musical instrum 6to replace into rectangular pistons. Patent.
131 Cropet, — , Piano-forte Manufacturer, Toul y(Haute Garonne). — Cottage piano. Small mah°lr
model.
132 Croutelle, —, Rheims (Marne).—Spun yai* 11sized yarn, for machine weaving.
133 Crucipix, E. Crevecaiur, near Beauvais
—Waterproof shoes, boots, &c. The sole is five-fokh ™of leather, wood, and cork.
134 Cudrue, F. 58 Rue du Faubourg du Temple r—Fasteners, for securing windows and doors. , p^i*
135 Curmer, A. 13 Rue des Marais, St. Germain? ,, #
—Stereotype, made of papier-mache, of generalFrench libraries. e
136 Danjard, L. F. A. Manufacturer, 40 &Germain, Paris.—Mechanical dolls for milliners.
137 Dautremek & Co. Flax Spinners, Lille (^
Grey and yellow lawn threads.
138 David-Laiibez&Co. Woollen Manufacturers^^
Richaumond (Aisne).—Unbleached and colouredfabrics. T^bu 469 "’
139 Debray, C. Basket-worker, 73 Rue Ram ^
Paris.—Baskets of different shapes. _ ™ ^
140 Debucuy, F. Manufacturer, LilleBasse.—Drills, and other tissues, for waistcoat* 11 ©fancy materials for trousers.
141 Delage-Montignao, F.
Rue St. Honore, Paris.—Silk threads for fi s bfishing nets; sweeping nets.
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Net Mnnufacti^ ^
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142 Dklattre & Son, Manufacturers, Ro’ 1 ’ w - 0 olVarious fabrics for dresses, of long combe
combed merino wool.
143 Demsooe fc Co
—Woollen fabrics; combed wool;ferent kinds.
Manuiaotur^B.^rrc^C^^d 11 '
144 Dfxfosse BROTnuRS, MamifMtrm®^>
(Nord).—Woollen and other fabrics, mvar M|in0 fact» f(J .
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Condo (Nord) -Chains, bolts, and other
"Tie Dietscii & Co.
(Bas-Uhin).—Kerseymere cloths. Zxpnyrcolours.