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725 Viaclt-Este, 17 Rue de la Foix, Paris. Depot atMM. Thierry & Sons, 278 Regent Street.—Slippers, ladies’boots and ladies’ foot coverings, of every description.
726 Vie, J. Caoutchouc Manufacturer, 161 Rue St.Jacques, Paris.—Caoutchouc tissues, elastic stockings, belts,knee-caps, &c.
727 Vidal, R. Toulouse (Haute-Garonne). — Vermi-cellis, nutritive pastes, starch, &c.
728 Vigouroux, S. Spinner and Manufacturer, Reims(Marne).—Plain and printed fabrics in cotton, web, andfancy threads, for ladies’ dresses and for waistcoats. Bob-bin-machine : patented.
729 Viguier, B. 6 Boulevard Beaumarchais, Paris.—An hydraulic foot-warmer, or chafing-pan, adapted for dayor night use: patented.
730 Vincent & Tisserant, Manufacturer, 21 HueMichel le Comte, Paris.—Sealing-wax, wafers, gelatine-sheets,writing-inks, &c.
731 Violard,G. Lace Manufacturer, 4 Rue de Choiseul,Paris.—Half a shawl and a piece of lace-work, made upon anew principle.
732 Virehent Brothers, Manufacturers, Toulouse(Haute-Garonne).—Artificial stone; capitals; monuments;ornamented chimneys in the Renaissance style, &c.
733 Vissiere, —,Argcnteuil(Seine-et-Oise).—Largeandpocket chronometers, indicating minutes and seconds.
734 Vi vet, E. T. Decorative Painter, 6 Rue des PetitsHotels. Paris.—Patterns of hangings painted with wax.
735 Vcillaume, J. B. 42 Rue Croix-dcs-Petits-Champs,Paris.—A complete set of string and bow musical instru-ments, with bows made by machinery : patented.
736 Wagner, —, Clockmaker, 47 Rue Neuve desPetits-Champs, Paris.—Clocks of different structure andmechanism, a dynamometer, and other philosophical instru-ments.
737 Walwein, —, Designer, 24 Passage de l’lndustrie,Paris.—Designs for cloth and Jacquard fabric printingestablishments.
738 Watrfxot-Delespacjl, Chocolate Manufacturer,10 Rue Nationale, Lille (Nord).—Chocolate of various de-
criptions.
739 Weber, J. Bookbinder, 2 Rue Hautefeuille, Paris.—A newly-invented binding process. Patented.
740 V evgano, A. Bronze Manufacturer, 138 VieilleRue du Temp)*, Paris.—Clocks and candelabras in bronze;statuettes and groups in artistic bronze.
741 Whitaker, Son, & Co. Charlcville (Ardennes).—Plates and card-straps for wool or cotton.
742 Williams, II. Paper Manufacturer, 111 Rue deCharenton, Paris.—Three panels, in the Tuscan, Gothic, andRenaissance styles.
744 Wolf, —, 2 Rue St Appoline, Paris. —Ivorycarving.
745 Yon, Mme. 110 Rue Vieille du Temple, Paris.—Eight carved wood medallions, representing religioussubjects, executed by Messrs. Vechte, Gayrard, and Yon.
747 Zeigkr, A. Organ Maker, Lyons (Rhone), 8 Ruedes Marronniers.—The gymnasium of the pianist: “Octa-vian” piano, a new invention.
749 Affourtit, G. L. Valleraugne (Gard).—Silks andsilk cocoons.
750 Allard & Claye, Perfumers, 317 Rue St. Denis,Paris.—Cakes and balls of soap ; liquid or cream soaps, ofvarious kinds; perfumes.
751 Appert, —, Manufacturer of Alimentary Pre-serves, Paris.—Preserved, roasted, and stuffed mutton.
752 Areka, N. G. 3 Rue de La Cnrillerie, Paris.—Themachinery of a complicated clock with a new dial. A tell-tale clock, indicating the days of the month. Another,with simple movement. An hydrometer for liquids.
753 Arniieiter, M. Manufacturer of Agricultural Im-plements, and various other Implements of Horticulture,9 Place St. Gcrmain-des-Pres, Prieur, Paris. — Drying-frames, pruning-knives, fumigating apparatus, grafting-knives, hedging-knives, saws, and other horticultural im-plements.
754 Aueergier, P. II. Clermont Ferrand (Puy-de-Dome).—French opium and syrup of lettuce.
755 Ayne Brothers, Silk Manufacturers, Lyons(Rhone), 26 Port St. Clair.—Dyed silks; silk for lace;finished edging for lace; edging for embroidery.
756 Barrande, J. B. 26 Rue du Fcr a Moulin, Paris.-—Tarring, tanning, and dyeing. Manufactured calf, kid?lamb, sheep, and goat skins, for boots and shoes, &c.
757 Bartiielats, L. (de), Logeres, Commune de ChateiAllier.—Specimens of silk and silk cocoons.
758 Basin, A. Agent of the Marsanne Mines, Drome,and Rue d’Antin, Paris.—French Tripoli called Tellurine*Pink, yellow sifted, and native Tripoli.
759 Beard, J. 20, kue Jean Jacques Rousseau, Paris.—'Copper-plate printing, with iridescent paper. "New invention.
760 Benouvu.le, M. Igny, Canton de Gray (HauteSaone).—Skeins of raw silk.
761 Bekanger, J. & Co. Manufacturer, Lyons (Rhone)*—Scales, weighing-machines, and various other implement*for weighing. Improved and patented.
762 Bernard, D. F. Optician, 30 Rue des MarmouzewParis.—Microscope; camera Iucida; and instrumentsland surveying.
763 Bert, —, Silk Manufacturer, 7 Rue St. MarccbLyons (Rhone). — Silk fabrics of ancient manufacture’figured brocade and taffeta; chasuble cross ; woven portraitof Louis the Fifteenth and Catherine the Second, &c.
764 Bertrand, A. Silk Manufacturer, 26 Port St. C^ 1 j
Lyons (Rhone).—Fancy silk articles, Scotch poplin, ch 111gros de Naples, chine shawls, chine parasols, &c. r0
765 Beyerle, G. 44 Rue Mazarine, Paris.—Cone®'glasses; polyprisms;
766 Biondetti,
and orthopedic bandages. , . -
767 Bisiaux, —, 54 Ruede laVictoirc, Paris.—Faim 1in imitation of w*ood and marble.
768 Blanciiet Brothers, Manufacturers of Steel 1tides, Fures, near Tullius (Iscre). — Locomotive strapnatural and wrought-stecl.
769 Bociie, M. Manufacturer of Sporting rmnlcme19 Rue des Vinaigricrs, Paris.—Powder-llasks, anu varsporting implements. Patented in England.
770 Boekixger, fc Co. Manufacturer, 6 and 8 Cou j t y
Miracles, Paris.—A door with the application of a scCbolt on a new system. . / - nr A«ie)*
771 Bonneton, —, Silk Throwster, St. Vallier (U
—Raw and thrown silks. Silk cocoons. .
772 Bonzf. (Widow) & Brothers, White Lead j ca d;
facturers, Haubourdin (Nord.)—Lumps of wlntobottle of ultramarine blue. i>rfeh^
773 Boasi, J. B. 26 Rue St. Tlyaclnthc St.
Paris.—Marble table in mosaic work. Make?*!
774 Bouassk (Widow), Lebel & Co. Gelatine , fln d
Rue du Petit Bourbon, Paris.—Gelatine figures, pornamented : a variety of specimens. i
775 Boochaiw-Uuzard, W. Mrs. Printer ' ana ^ ^
Beller, 5 Kue de l’Kpcron, Paris.— Natural h > s ™^ Th0 artMais, of golden birds. Description of machine y*of rearing silk-worms, &c. , rt pari**^
770 Boucher, IC. & Co. 15 Rue des A inaipric 3- eleC tro-Culinary vases, hardwaro and trellis; tmnchemical process. _ nnC fit. 1 ’
777 BooyuiLL.vuD,-, Lithographer, 226RU ofparl g.Paris.—A frame representing a hthograp P
ia ; lenses; eye-glasses, &c.
•i, II. 48 Rue Vivienne, Paris.—U crnl