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Salomons & Sons, M. 5L B. 42 Old Change, London.—Und° ant ^ woo ^ en ff 0(K ^ s ) bleached and printed with cy-

249 Grosselin, A. Geographer. 7 Rue du Battoir, St.Andre, Paris.—Celestial globe. Georamas and uranoramas,hsed also as lamp-shades. New sphere in the Copernican

ystem. Terrestrial globe, with spherical covering, to re*Present the alternations of day and night.

250 Guesnu, — , 70 Rue du Temple, Paris.—FancyPapers. Stampings for boardings. Gold, Bilver, and coloured

Printing.

/(s ?51 Guillemot Brothers, Manufacturers, Meulanand Oise), Depot 88 Rue Ncuve des Mathurins, Paris,and livery lace.

vy.252 Guinier, T. 25 Rue Grenelle St. Ilonore, Paris.—s a i er closetB and cocks. New system, patented in France.Ragland, and in Belgium.

g. ^>3 Guyotin-Lorsignol, Reims, 14 and 99 Rue du Borg,(Marne).—Blankets, of various qualities.

, 454 Guvnet & Becquet, 30 Rue du Senticr, Paris:at Valenciennes, Cambrai, and Nancy.—Printed anahroidered white cambric handerchiefs.an h Hai>bot, — , jun. 37 Faubourg St. Martin, Paris ;

p a x ^ Castle St. TIolborn; and 289 Regent St. London.—®^t moderator lamp, called hadrot.at 1 .® Hartmann k Sons, Munster (Haut-Rhin). Depots°W y ° ns an( ^ 32 Rue du Seritier, Paris.—Spun cottons; whiteWon!i >es ’ cam bnc muslins; jaconet muslins; and printedanc * cotton fabrics.

PjjT 0 * Hartmann k Co. (Malmcrspach, Haut-Rhin).—ftr ticieg W ant * Coni ^ c ^ w0 °1j and yarn for shawls and other

HatoT.

J. J. Coachmaker, Caen (Calvados.) —_ carriage: patented. Constructed so as to be

o* J~ two separate parts.

Oi’narn ** EiIj,(;se ntiial & Co. Strasbourg (Bas-Rhin).—a.ud _ ® n .\ s made of puttv-stone, for decorating the inside2er> s, ii eof buildi, 'f? s -

^ ee <llev- J LBR<mNElt ’ Rue Montmartre, Paris.—

261' 11 ’ and ennvas for ornamental work.

^ather-t liRNOC ’ —’ * ^ ue St. Sanveur, Paris.—Screens anda kd n*i, ro ,. oms ’ °f various colours, made of ostrich, peacock,feathers.

^nd. 12 t» 1enh1 > «[• Oculist-optician, 21 Passage Delorme.Mth «„,• u ,® H.ivoli t Paris—Glasses for persons affected1 Sfran 111 ®* Sight-preservers

1 ® r ead *}**> ® Hue de la Villiere, Paris. Agent, —,

ir ^■' on ^ on> —Figured tissues in various styles.<W Ki: 0 j K ' v ’ **• H. Nimcs, (Gard).—New system of win-a “{ 18 ’. an ‘l shutters. Patent for 15 years. Angear. simple system, without machinery, springs, or

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Flower-maker, Etcl (Morbilmn).—ves, and baskets made of shells.

BiioTiinns, Versailles (Seinc-et-Oise). —

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J.'“8 •-Jr > R, i , T t 0 rin: -lLviGiti:.’M0NT, Mann. 17 Kuo dela Pair,Itt ^’ r O'derv^n° ’i London 8 Maddox St. llanovcr Sq.26ft n y an<1 oouveautes.l uueht, Madame '

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__ .Tosr.emnr., MondeviUe, near

*, manufactory, 2 line du Grand Clmntier,‘OboiT'i °' vers > fruits, leavesj lace, and guipure, in relievo,2 Rq i and rai «cd.

\\rZ, l «r-, J. B. 76 Faubourg St. Martin’s, Paris.—

s am e 5 Iock8 - Macbine for cutting and bending at the®*htt>it ne hooks and eyes, made and invented by them a?hi ™ r ; patented. Hooks and eyes cut by the said

Ulip h 0Rt, Mme. Rouen (Seine-inferieure - ), and 12 and*rtiM». , Limeiicrc, St. Nicolas, Paris. — India - rubber’ braces, and twists.

271 Jacobber, —. China-painter, 43 Rue du Faubourg,St. Denis, Paris.—One dozen painted plates, in porcelain ofSevres. Two large paintings on porcelain, flowers and fruits,exhibited by the Sevres National Manufactory.

272 Jacquemart Brothers, Charleville (Ardennes).—Fire-arms. Patent articles of ironmongery, and hardware.

273 Jaillon, Moinier, & Co. La Villette, near Paris(Seine).—Stearic acids. Stearine candles. Soaps. Patentedin France and England.

274 Japuis & Son, Claye, near Paris (Seine and Marne).—Printed calicoes. Prints, articles for furniture; andmuslins for dresses.

275 Japy Brothers, Beaucourt (Haut-Rhin), and 108Rue du Temple, Paris.—Watch*making: clock and watchworks. Ironmongery, &c.

276 Jolly, F. ftier (Loire and Cher).—Purified oil, forwatchmakers, machinery, and fire-arms.

277 Joly, —, Esternay (Marne); depot, 24,Rue duFaubourg St. Denis, and at Mr. Loeullier’s, Paris.—Twolarge vases in porcelain, all in one piece, ornamented.

278 Juhf.l-Desmares, J. Manufacturer, Yire (Calva-dos).—Cloth of various fabrics and colours : twilled beaver,double-milled and plain cloth, satin.

279 Julien, Miss Marguerite, Lace-maker, au Puy(Haute - Loire). — Blondes. Lace. Velvet-silk. Aleninsilk. Florence shawl, collars, lappets, and veils.

280 Keller, —, Hydrographic Engineer, 40 Rue duBac, Paris.—Double planisphere for navigating on the greatcircle system.

281 Kiustein, F. Chisler, Strasbourg (Bas-Rhin).—Silver alto-relievos, representing groupes of animals andhunting parties.

282 Knecht, Emile, Wood-carver, 45 Rue de Babylone,Paris.—Holy-water basin, carved in pear-tree wood, of asingle piece. Oval frame, with the flowers and ribbonscarved in oak wood, gilt by Picarel.

283 Lacroix & Son, Kngine-workcrB, Rouen (Seine-In-ferieure), and 23 and 27, Boulevard St. Hilaire.—Patentlithographic macliine. Fulling macliine, for cloths. Pa-tented.

284 Lafaye,P. 9 Rue de l’Empereur (Borrierc Blanche),Paris.—Painted window-glass. The subjects chiefly com-posed by the exhibitor.

285 Lahure, — , Havre (Seine-Inferieure).—Noncap-sizable yawl.

286 Lawk-Laroche, k Max, R. Angers, Maine-et-Loire.—Raw Angers hemp; combed hemp for power-looms;hemp yarns, for canvass warp and weft; and sail canvassmade of hemp, woven without sizing, for the navy of France.

287 Laneiivh.i.x, V. 17 Rue Stc. Croix, de la Breton-niore. 1’aris.—Macliine for making seamless parses; machinefor making watch-ribbons. Patented.

288 Lang, L. Schlcstadt (Bas-Rhin).—Various speci-mens of wire gauze, for machine-made paper manufactory.

289 Langlois k Leclehcq, Booksellers, 81 Rue de laHnrpc, Paris.—Various scientific and literary illustrated

i works.

| 290 Lariviele, C. Agent of the Slate Works, Angers

(Maine and Ixdre).—Angers slate, the produce of eightquarries belonging to the Company.

291 Laroche. K. 10 Rue des Jeuneurs, Paris.—Manu-facture designs, for printing on tissues, made use of byvarious houses in France and abroad.

292 Laumain, C. Watchmaker, loRucdelaTruanderie,Paris. Pocket chronometers.

293 Lauueau, L. 12 Rue St. Gilles, au Marais, Paris.—Five figures made of a galvanized compound metal ofbronze and pewter, representing the Republic, Europe, Asia,Africa, and America.

294 Laurent Gsi:ll, k Co. Glass-painters, 43 Rue St.