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874 Patoux-Diuon, k Co. Plate Glass Manufacturers,**niche (Nord). — "Window glasses of every description.Blown glass. Chemical productions.

675 Pagny, at Bayeux, Calvados. — Lace and em-broidery.

67 6 Paul, Ulysse, Cotton Printer, Bourg-les-Valence(Drome).—Linen kerchiefs of different dyes. Fancy silkhandkerchiefs. Maddered India silk pocket handkerchiefs.

677 Peltereau, A. Hide Manufacturer, Chateaurenault(Indre-et-Loire).—Raw hides. Smooth cow-skins. Smooth°x and cow-skin cuttings.

678 Pesel & Menuet, Manufacturers, 7 Rue Bourbon*illeneuve, Paris.—Samples of cashmere threads. Cash-mere tissue cuttings.

.679 Petit-Clement, Manufacturer, Boult (Marne).—Pieces of unbleached and dyed merino fabrics of fine quality.

68° Philip, — . Tortoiseshell Articles Manufacturer,J” Passage Clioiseul, Paris. — Tortoiseshell bracelets,hoodies, ornaments, circlets, and ring.

681 Pi lout, —. Embroiderer, 21 Rue du Puits de l’Her-mite. Paris.—An embroidered robe.

*. r 682 Pin-Baiaui>, Manufacturer, Roubaix (Nord).—'Joollen, satin, and satin-de-chine cuttings for dresses,merino shawls, &c.

rr, 983 Auguste, P. & Brothers, Paris. — Brazeros forTurkey.

p 884 Pltciton,V. Jeweller, 10Rue desFilles-du-Oalvaire,a H s -—Ornaments, bracelets, ear-rings, rings, and other*■^65 of jewellery of gilt brnss.f . 685 Poitevin k Son, Manu., Louviers (Seine-Infe-—Fancy cloths for paletots (summer and winter

688 Polltaht k Carpf.ntter, Spinners and Tissue Ma-nufacturers, Aubenton (Marne).—Samples of carded thread.

of Reims cloths and flannels made by machinery,r 987 Pouyat, J. China Manufacturer, Limoges, St.f 0 0!la rd s , and St. Yrieux (llaute-Yienne).--Raw materialsnjaking china. Different samples of china,ft 988 Puax & Lamhin, Saddle Makers, 9 Passage Basfour,Denis, Paris.—Various saddles. Harness. Appa-'Jdended for horse-riding. Patented.a r®9 PuEsnoimo, P. Picture Brush Maker, 56 Ruep 0 incai upoix, Paris.—Various brushes for all kinds of pur-and commercial.

Da*?. 9 —*11 Boulevard Montmartre, Paris.—

38 Kuo de l’Arbro Sec,

a *ftQi r00tyi)e miniatures.

Saintin, A. 8 ltuo du Petit-Bourbon, Paris.—eno iUl “'Ravings.

in S’" Sequin, A. ltuo d’Assas, Paris.—Chimney, c.nrvcdanimi . 1 t e m,lr hle, modal, basso-relievo, panel moulding,

enV 1 ™’ 1 ’ &c -

Pa*i 0 ^ ^imier, J. Bookbinder,

OftAc nd 1,ooks -s Ut-\i ® LATE Works Company oeRimogne and St. Louis-0 q» u ®u (Rimogne).—Slates of various kinds.

Paris D Ihuherqu — 'Wig Maker, 4 Kuo Yide-Gousset,tote u* rukes antl front8 '

^rcha* ^uuufacturer, 44 Boulevard Beau-

monts 19> * ttr * 8, —Stamped and cast-brass furniture orna-

,? E . Tl ^*ANC 0 imT, E. 85 Rue de Chnillot, ChampsNortk +• *? r ‘ s *—factory for the spinning of raw silk from the

£ari s \ ILman i —, Artificial Flower Maker, 2 Rue Menar,

Artificial flowers, ball dresses, wedding head-dresses.

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neys/ j ! ac ' 1 'ne, used in the construction of factory chiin-70f) 'i' 10 *’* ac k of various qualities.

a RelOn, Weldon, & Weil, Button Makers, ltuo

°fd.^_\{“" deux, —. Bone Black Manufacturer, Cambrai,

de Bercy, St. Antoine, Paris.—China knobs of everykind.

701 Trotte, IT. Hosier, 19 Rue Quincampoix, Paris.—Hosiery, network, &c.

702 Trouve-Cijtivel, & Co. Tanners and Curriers, LaSuze (Sarthe).—White calf leather; Japanned calf leather;boot legs.

703 Truc, Lamp Maker, 9 Rue Saintonge, Paris.—Porcelain lamps of all kinds, and appendages.

704 Tuvee & Co. Fancy Article Manufacturers, 13 Ruede Choiseul, Paris.—Ribbons, silk-works, and fancy goods.

705 Vaciion, Son k Co. Place Satonay, Lyons, Rhone.—Two machines, applicable to the cleansing of corn.

706 Valerius, P. Orthopedist, 7 Rue du Coq St. Honore,Paris.—A surgical bed. Orthopedic belts and stays. Va-rious bandages.

707 Vales, C. Artificial Pearl Manufacturer, 161 RueSt. Martin, Paris.—Various kinds of pearls ; pearl head-dresses ; statuettes mounted with pearl, &c.

708 Valin, J. China Manufacturer, Faubourg MontJovis, Limoges, (Haute-Vienne).—Various objects in porce-lain. Decanters. Lustres. Statues, Sec.

709 Valtat k Uouille, Shirt Makers, 70 Rue de Ram-buteau, Paris.—Ready-made shirts. Shirt fronts of everykind made by machinery and by hand. Shirt collars. Stocks,flannel waistcoats, &c.

710 Vauciier-Picard. Manufacturer of Tissues, Rethel(Ardennes).—Pieces, merino fabric, grey and dyed.

711 Vandenuroucke, E. 16 Rue de Strasbourg, Paris.—Coffee-roasting machines. A newly-invented and patentedprocess for preserving the fragrance of coffee.

712 Vanderdortel k Son, Fancy Paper Manufacturer,3 Rue Chapon, Paris.—Gilt, lithographed, and colouredborders, corners, ornaments, and frames. Various kinds offancy stationery. Embossing of all kinds.

713 Van Eeckiiout & Co. Lace Manufacturers, 38 RueNotre-Damc-des-Victoires, Paris.—White Alen^on, Brussels,Binche, and Flanders lace. Black Chantilly, Baycux, Caen,and Grammont lace.

714 V an Leempoel De Colnet k Co. QuiquengrogneGlass Works, near Chnpelle (Aisne).—Large and small-sizedbottles for all kinds of purposes.

715 Vantuoyen & Mallet, Cotton Spinners, Lille(Nord), Rue Jemmapes.—Cotton-yarn for muslins; water-twist glazed for lace and bobbin-net; dyed and bleachedyarns ; glazed yarn (imitation of silk), &c.

716 Vasse de St. Ouen, Doctor of Sciences,, Manu-factory at Leribour’s, Pont Neuf, Paris.—Universal gauge,comprising 17 different gauges, and indicating which to usein every particular case.

717 Varhall, Middleton, k Elivei.l, 9 Avenue Tru-daine, Paris.—A continuous process paper-machine, with acomplementary machine to divide in sheets.

718 Yaugeois & Truchy, 1 Uue Mauconscil, Paris.—Gold and silver embroidery and lace-work; manufacturedfor exportation.

719 Vr.ov, F. Optician, 52 Rue de Bondy, Paris.—Astronomical instruments for the navy.

720 Veissiere, A. Woollen Stuffs Dyer, Puteaux, nearParis (Seine).—Dyed stuffs of merino wool.

721 Yelin Brothers, Manufacturers, Gerbeviller,(Mcurthe).—Fabrics for trousers, made of unbleached yarn,plain, or with cotton mixture, of various shades.

722 Verof., A. sen. 17 Chausseo Magdeleinc, Nantes.—Oakwood arm-chair.

723 Vf.hstraete Brothers, Linen Spinner, I.ille(Nord).—Twisted threads for sewing, and for the mountingof weaving-looms. Patented in France, F.ngland, & Belgium.

724 v an-Overuekuii, y Rue de t’hoiscuil, Paris.—Pianos.

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