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505 Fery, A. Agriculturist, La Teste, near Bordeaux(Gironde).—Samples of raw and shelled rice.
506 Fischer Brothers, Manufacturers, St. Marie-aux-Mines (Haut-Khin).—Tissues in cotton, wool, and dyedsilk for gowns, cravats, and Madras fancy articles.
507 Flaud, 11. P. Engineer, 27 Rue Jean Goujon, Paris.—Steam-engine of twenty-five horse-power. Fire-enginewith apparatus.
508 Fondet, sen. Architect, 11 Boulevard Poissonniere,Paris.—Apparatus for curing smoking chimneys. 'Warmingapparatus. Prismatic warming pipes.
509 Fontenau, F. 8 Rue Dugommier, Nantes (Seine-Inferieure).—Percussion-gun, with under-box and a safetyhammer.
510 Fortier-Beaulieu, Rue de la Lunette, Bercy.—Skins, hides, and leather.
511 Fran cois-G regotre, Molasses Distiller, Ilaubour-dinrles-Lille (Nord).—Spirit of molasses.
* 512 Fray, M. Silversmith, 22 Rue Pastourelle, Paris.—A complete table service, including washing-stand, taper-stand, inkstand, and other articles of silversmith’s work.
513 Fumet, C. F. Manufacturer of Chemical Produce,25 Hue du 11 elder, Paris.—Apparatus for artificial ice.
515 Galimard, E. Silk Throwster, Vais (Ardeche).(Agents in London, Fordati, Coxhead, Sc Co. 13 Old JewryChambers.) —Samples of raw and thrown silk of variouskinds.
516 Gannery, V. St. Nicolas, d’Alihcrmont (Seine-In-ferieure).—An astronomical clock.
517 G erente, 13 Quai d’Etujon, Paris.—Stained glass.
518 Gaymard &Gkrault, 10 Rue Montmorency, Paris.—Account-books for offices, counting-houses, &c.
519 Gevf.lotSc Lemaire, 30 Notre-Dame-derf-Victoires,Paris.—Percussion caps.
520 Gervais, 3 Rue des Fo^ses-St.-Jaeques, Paris.—Acopper boiler with a copper grate: patented.
521 Gillet, A. Manufacturer of preserved articles offood. Knevel (Morhihan).—Sardines preserved in oil.
522 Gillot,— , Lithographic Printer, 8 & 10 Rue duChevalier du Guet, Faris.—Three frames, containing typo-graphical proofs with stereotypes. Patented in France andBelgium.
524 Gom net-Sa r. le, Jean Bapttste, Rheirr.s (Marne),Wool Spinner.—Carded wool-spinning. Hair; wool andcotton; all wool; woollen and cashmere, of variouscolours.
525 Gourdin, —, Mayet (Sarthe).—A clock, strikingthe quarters.
526 Grasfot & Co. Place du College, Lyons (Rhone),Manufacturers.—White damask thread table-napkins orcloths. Complete table-services.
527 Grey, M. Dijon (Cote-d’Or), Mustard Manufac-turer-Various samples of mustard.
529 Grosse BROTirERS, 29 Quai Napoleon, Paris.—Philosophical apparatus. Chemical utensils, such as cru-cibles, capsules, spoons, &c.
530 Groult, —, jun. 16 Rue St. Apolline, Paris, Manu.—Pastes and flours for soups.
531 Groult & Co. 7 and 9 Rue Frepillon, Paris.—Va-rious kinds of copper tubes.
532 GuEUviv-BoucnoN, k Co. I-aferfe-sous-Jouarre(Oise).—Mill-stones, whole and in pieces.
533 Gufrot, A. Elbeuf (Seine-Infl£rieure), Dyer.—Samples of wool dyed in various colours, and used in themanufacture of broad-cloths.
534 Outllot, .T. J. A. 17 Rue du Bouloy, Paris.—Shoes,Ac. and tanned leather.
536 Henry, C. 21 CoteSt. Wbnstien, Lyons (Rhone),Machine Maker.—Steel combs for weaving eilk and cottonstuffs.
537 Herme, —, Crest (Drome), Silk Throwster.—Sam-ples of raw and thrown silk.
538 Herrenscilmjdt, G. F. Strasbourg. — Boot-legs.White and japanned calf leather. Calf-skins. Sewnstraps.
539 Heyeer, Mdlle. Mary, 36 Rue de l’Echiquier,Paris,Silk Glove Manufacturer.—Silk-net mittens and gloves.
540 Hildebrand, A. 202 Rue St. Martin, Paris.—•Chimes of bells for churches and belfreys. Tuning-forksfor orchestras.
541 Huck, —, 31 Rue Corbeau, Pnris.—A complete ap-paratus for # grinding alimentary substances, entirely inwrought or cast iron, or brass.
542 Husson, F. C. 13 Quai de la Tournelle, Paris.—Transparent cloths for the reproduction of drawings, maps?and plans.
543 Imlin, F. Strasbourg (Bas-Rhin), Veterinary Sur-geon.—Plaster casts modelled from nature, representingclub-feet of horses botli before and after the operation.
544 National Printing Establishment of France*Paris.—One bound volume, typographic specimen; andthree geographical maps. Copies of ancient missals andmanuscripts.
546 Jacquet-Robillard, Arras (ras-de-Calais).—^double sowing machine.
546 Jacquin, J. J. Troyes (Aube).—Circular looms*Samples of cotton and woollen and cotton weaving.
547 Jacquot, —, Nancy (Meurthe).—Violins, one alt®and one violoncello.
548 Jam in, —, 71 Rue St. Martin, Paris.—Option 1glasses, set and unset.
549 Jkromf. Bhotiiers, Amiens (Somme), Machin®Makers.—A machine for winnowing wheat.
550 Joukdan, A. 3 Rue Neuve St. Kustache, Paris*-"Brocaded worsted shawls, and cashmere shawls.
551 Josselin, J. J. 37 Rue Louis-le-Grand, Paris, Sw
Maker.-—Stays ot' every kind. .
552 Joubert-Bonnaike, & Co. Angers (Main®' 0Loire), Manufacturers.—Raw and combed hemp and n®*'Sail-cloths. Tent-cloths. Fireman’s pail-cloths. Wb*pantaloon cloths.
553 Journial, J. Cork Manufacturer, -16 Rue du Co ' j
merce, Crenelle (Seine).—Mechanical corks. Cyhhd* 10capsules, for seltzer-water. — f .
654 Kissel, J. Cabinet-maker, 14 Rue Bonafou** p .deaux (Gironde).—-Mechanical bed, on a new 1patented in England. i\
555 Kuiilmann Brothers,M anufacturers, Lille(^°
—Samples of different chemical products. , . rC f,
556 Laura l e, —, Musical Instrument Manufact
17 Rue du Caire, Paris.— Brass musical instruments- ^
557 Lacombe, L. Enamelled Flower-maker, ( a j aCanton de Catus (Lot).—Artificial flowers, in enamel.
558 Lemekciek, —, Hue de Seine, Paris.— Juried
559 Lailler, E. H. L’Hotellerie (Calvados). 1
560 Laporte & Durand, Toulouse, Ilnute-GarouuBread nnd biscuits preserved since 1845.
561 Lapikrke « Son, Valiornnguo (Card).- 1 a yah
562 Lata< iie de Neuvillutte, P. A. ^ €r3 7 1 fl peC cs
bruant, near Arc (Haute-Marno).—Samples andmerino wool. „ pnjia*"”
663 Laurent, Mine. Pauline, 44 Ruo Rich »
Painting on porcelain. „ paH 0 *
604 Laurent, F, Cabinet-maker, 5 g ta ndS, ftUl *
—Dressing-cases, portfolios, liquor cellars, iloother articles of cabinet-w ork. r ovfl i pari®*"J
565 I ;„s.on, A. Glass Painter, 21. bl;Rue ££ 8 „d
Painted glass windows, in tho efylo of ta16th centuries, and modern style.