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390 Thomas, C. X. 13 Rue du Helder, Paris.—A cal-culating machine. Invented by the exhibitor, and patentedin France and Great Britain.
391 Thierry, C. A. Boot-maker, 301 Rue St. Honore,Paris, and 278 Regent Street, London.—Revolving-heeledboots. Invented by Mr. Walker, of Birmingham, andpatented in France and England.
393 Trancaiit, A. A. 12 Rue Neuve St. Denis, Paris.—Tortoiseshell combs.
394 Tremaux, P. Architect, Charcery, near Bourgneuf(Saone-et-Loire).—Patent improved harmonium.
395 Du Tremblay, A. 3 Rue de Milan, Paris.—Speci-mens of drawings reproduced, by means of lithopmy , uponporcelain or crystal. Patented.
396 Tricot Brothers, Texture Manufacturers, 25Rue Stanislas-Girardin (Scine-Infericurc), Rouen.—Iland-loom fabrics of cotton, wool, thread, or silk.
397 Tupot, —, Designer, Moulins (Allier).—Specimensof lithography.
398 Tulou, — , Flute-maker, 27 Rue des Martyrs, Paris.—Improved flute. New disposition of the keys.
399 Acklin, Machine-maker, 36 Rue Bourbon Ville-neuve, Paris.—Jacquard loom, with an apparatus for thesubstitution of the paper or pasteboard (patented in Franceand England) ; with a diagram representing the details ofthe apparatus.
400 Albinet Sox, Blanket-manufacturer, 19 Rue de laVieillc-Estrapade, Paris. — Woollen, merino, and cottonblankets and counterpanes of.every kind.
401 Archambault, A. Carver and Frame Maker, 124Rue St. Lazare, Paris.—Mouldings. Frames of variouskinds, fluted and plated.
402 Aunavon, H. Soap Boiler, Marseille (Bouches-du-Rhone).—Various samples of soap for exportation.
403 Aubert & Noel, 265 Rue St. Honore. Paris.—Fruitbrandies; peaches, raspberries, apricots, strawberries.
404 Aucher, —, Piano Maker, 44 Rue de Bondy, Paris—Two upright pianos, the one with oblique strings andfixed finger-board, the other with vertical strings and move-able finger-board.
405 A muller, E. F. 51 Rue du Faubourg Poissonniere,Paris.—The model of a roof covered with improved tiles.
406 Bailliere, J. B. Bookseller, 19 Rue Hautcfeuille,Paris.—Twelve works on ana f omical and medical science,with coloured plates. Natural History of Molluscs, byFerussac and Deshayes, with coloured plates
407 Bailly-Comte, & Son, Morez du Jura (Jura).—Atravelling-clock, striking the quarters, and going for thirtyhours.
408 Bally, P. Watch and Clockmaker, 25 Rue NotreDame de Nazareth, Paris.—Clocks of various sizes and de-scriptions. Watch and clock works,
409 BArTEr.ossEs, J. F. China Manufacturer, 27 Rue dela Muettc, Paris.—Porcelain handles of every kind.
410 Barral, C. Silk Throwster, Ganges (He'rault).—Samples of raw' and thrown silk, white and yellow.
411 Basely, — , 11 Rue Constantine, Paris.—Standsfor watch and clock works.
412 Batailler, A. P. E. au Chateau du Portail, presMontargis (Loiret).—Agricultural implements.
413 Bauchft-Vf.rlinde, Paper Manufacturer, Lille—A machine for ruling paper. Account-books for com-mercial purposes.
414 Bayard, H. 81 Rue de la Paix, Batignolles (Seine).—Photographic drawings, in frames.
415 Bayvet Brothers & Co. Choisy-le-Roi, depot inParis, 16 Rue Mauconseil.—Leather and morocco leather.
416 Bazin, A. Mesnii St. Firmin (Oise).—A drainingplough.
417 Boris Brothers, Civil Engineers, 24 BoulevardPoissonniere, Paris.—Tubular bricks of whatever shape and
size, and machines to manufacture them. French and Eng-lish patents. (Agent in London, Mr. E. Elliott, 33 Buck-lcrsbury.)
418 Berger, F. St. Etienne (Loire).—Fancy fowling-pieces of various kinds.
419 Clesinger, T. Sculptor, 32 Rue de Pcnthievre,Paris.—A Bacchant, statue in marble.
420 Bernard, —, Machine Maker, 34 Rue Constantine,Paris.—A filtering machine.
421 Bernardel, sen. 21 and 23 Rue Croix-des-Pctits-Champs.—Violins, violonccili, altos, fiddle-sticks, and stringsfor musical instruments.
422 Beutiielot, N. Troye (Aube). — Two circularlooms for the weaving of hosiery, and specimens of work.
424 Besson, G. A. Manufacturer of Musical Instru-ments, 7 Rue des 3 Couronncs, Paris.—Cornct-a-piston, inbrass and silver, ophicleidc, fcc.
425 Bezault, J. & Co. Machine Makers, 18 Rue desVinaigriers, Paris.—Hydro extractor.
426 Bodin, J. Rennes (llie and Vilaine).—Four ploughsand one harrow.
427 De Boissimon, C. Earthenware Manufacturer,Langeais (Jndre-et-Loire).—Ornamental vases. Stonewarearticles. Fire bricks.
428 Boland, A. 52 Rue St. Louis, Paris.—A mechanicalkneader, adapted to mixing and washing.
429 Bonnal, V. & Co. Silk Throwster, Montnubnn(Tarn-et-Garonne).—Raw silk, white and yellow. Piecesof unbleached silk for bolting flour.
430 Bontems, —, Manufacturer of Mechanical Objectsof Decoration, 80 Rue de Clery, Paris. —A bronze clock?surmounted with mechanical birds. Group of mechanic 111birds.
431 Bouciion, L. A. Lafertc-sous-Jouarre, 16 Place dela Madeleine, Paris. — A hand-mill, with its bolting ap-paratus.
432 Boudon de St. Asians, China Manufacture^
Lamarque, near Agen (Lot-et-Gnronne).—Specimens o*new process of enamelling china, &c. b *
433 Boulonnois, Manufacture of Bronze and Objects
Art, 48 Rue St. Sebasticn, Paris. — Bronzes of vanepatterns, &c. Jg>
434 Bourgogne, J. Manufacturer, 2 Rue d’Arcole, l ftr
—A series of microscopic preparations. « u6
435 Braqi’enie & Co. Carpet Manufacturers, j”
Vivienne, Paris.—Carpets, door tapestry screens, and tacovers, patented. .
436 Breton Brothers & Co. Pont de C1 m*»Grenoble (Tsere).—Two bundles of paper, with drawing. •
437 Briuakd & Gauthier, Hardware Mimulnctu ^Woincourt (Somme), and 3 Rue Pavec St. Sauveur,I 0,1 ‘jp-Various articles of locksmiths’ work and rollers *
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-Arsenical acid; Schecles gr c22 Rue Neuve St. Jean,, Ians*
Martyr*
ning.
438 Brtf.re, A. Arsenic Manufacturer,
Beaumarchais, Paris.-
439 Briet, J. C. 22 _ __
rious apparatus, with a vessel for gaseous liquids.
440 Brisset, E. Machine Maker, 13 Rue des
Paris.—Iron lithographic press. _ riwrloti
441 Bkooot, A. Bronze Manufacturer, f>2 R n obj^ 0 ^Paris.—Ornamental clocks, medallions, and vano
in bronze, marble, fee. . ,T«atrum<* nte ’
442 Buffet, jun. Manufacturer of Musical 1 ■
4 Rue du Bouioi, Paris.— Clarionets,^ on a
flutes.
tes, oboes, and bassoons, for military bands.443 Buron, 8 line des Trois Pavilions, l
cal and mathematical instruments.
444 Caffort,
7. Marble Clutter, Carcassonne (Ai«
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and at Rue Neuve, St. Jean, Paris. Samp eLanguedoc.
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