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896 Lamort, G. Merino Manufacturer, Rethel (Ar-dennes).—Unbleached and dyed merino fabrics.
897 Laude, A. 19 Hue de la lvoi ( uerte, Paris.—Cast-iron bedstead ornamented with bronze, and having an elasticbottom.
898 Langevin Sc Co. Floss-silk Thread-spinner, LaferteAleps (Seine-et-Oise). — Floss-silk threads of variousqualities.
900 Lapohte, V. Sc Sox, Cloth Manufacturers, Limoges(Haute-Vienne).—Double-milled cloths, light grey, plainMarengo, 8 cc.
901 Laroque, Sox, Brothers, Sc Jaquemet, Manufac-turers, Bordeaux (Gironde).—Assortment of spun wool forknitting woollen blankets. Short-napped carpets. Sam-ples of manufactured hides.
902 Laurext, J. B. Lace-maker, 40 Rue Rambuteau,Paris.—Twists, silk buttons, and other articles of trimmings.
903 Laiiret Brothers, Hosier, 19 Rue des MauvaisesParoles, Paris.—Stockings, gloves, and silk mittens. Scotchthread, silk poplin, and cashmere. Various other articles.
905 Lazaue, V. son. & Lacroix, Silk-handkerchiefManufacturers, Avignon (Vauoluse). — Thread, silk, andc °tton kerchiefs. Flagon of garancine.p 906 Lebrun, L. J. 126 Rue de Crenelle St. Germain,fQ-ris.—Specimens of binding; Lewis’s Sketches; NapoleonlQ Egypt, &c.
907 Lefebvre, Son, & Co. Lille.—A glazed wardrobe ofc besnut wood, with inside of oak, and pannels of cedar wood.f 908 Leutnek, G. L. 48 Rue de Chaillot, Paris.—Per-fumery, tooth-powder, &c.
909 Lemonnieu&Co. Designerinllair, 13 RueduCoqSt.Honore, Paris.—Various trinkets set with hair ornaments.V .91° Lepine, F. D. Clasp Manufacturer, 12 Rue desinaigriers, Paris.—Clasps for gloves,p 812 Liioest, C. V. Manufacturer, 14 Rue Pastourelle,pro* 8 —® ra 'vings from sculpture, effected hy mechanical
p ®13 Lombard, —, Ornamental Carver, 5 Rue Tliorigny,r,s - — Ornamented looking-glass and picture-frames,articles. Furniture, &c.
„i. a 14 Lundy, J. A. V. 2 Rue Chapon, Paris.—Palcogra-SLi'dougns. Manuscript of the fifteenth century, on
Parchment.
Maetiey, — , 69 Rue du Rocher, Paris.—Model of afn for ext racting oil from bituminous schistus.and d ^ EISS0NN11!M > —> 8 Ruo Mcslay, Paris.—Colours
®alf leati* ANS ° N ’ pantos (Loirc-lnferieurc).—Japanned
Maxtois, Mme. Elisa, Colourist, Rue du Pont deCoin. Sul l>ico.—Ceruse of zinc, for painting in water
‘"ya and in oii.
Jack i .^'aks, — 20 Ruo do la Ccrisaie, Paris.—Screw-J ’"ading-macbine.
~~Flat ^ A ' RSAT - 8on, Iron Master, Angnulcmc (Charentc)Purposes**^ s< l u a r cd iron refined. Cast-iron for artillery
(Hh6n , ^ ARTKr u CnomiAY & Vaeansot, Mnnu. Lyons899 ) ^ Fan °y cravats and collms.
Co mm f Martin de Lionac, Agriculturist, Mont Lcvade,®a>lk. * n ° Sulpioo (Crouse).—Patent conccntrat
^ ATit, at, C. S. Mann. 9 Rue de la Perle, Paris.^M^deliers, and various articles in bronze.
^ure^f t AU/ a i ze, J. N. 4 Impasse St. Michel, Chartres9&R 'iw° lrc ^*—Machine applicable to hour-mills.
Croix de i 1 ti ,KK k Co. Cliocolato Manufacturers, 37 Rue St.Choc^ . a wetonneric, Paris. Drugs prepared by steam.89i«* >ear l and shelled barley. Gruel.
-r' E ?V IE ’ * 4 Kri:i, viu:, & Co. ingouville (Scinc-Infetables and cordage.
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927 Mercier, 100 Faubourg St. Antoine, Paris. —Drawing-room furniture. Cupboards with mirrors. A bed,chest of drawers, &c.
928 Meurisse, —, Corset Maker, 1 Rue du 29 Juillet,Paris.—Two fancy corsets.
929 Milliau, —, jun. Soap maker, Marseille (Bouches-du-lthone).—Various samples of soap.
930 Milon P. D. sen. 98 Rue St. Honore, Paris.—Silkstockings. Trousers, babies’ clothes, and various articlesof hosiery.
931 Morisot, — , Manufacturer, 12 Rue de la Cerisaie,Paris.—Art bronzes. Andirons, tongs, &c. Vases andstatuettes.
932 Mottet, C. Rue des Trois Bomes, Paris.—Orchilfor dyeing and printing stuffs.
933 Moussillac, — , La Reole (Gironde).—A twelvecircle mill of Acacia.
934 Muehl-Waiil & Co. Tusey Iron Works, near Vau-couleurs.—Statues: Hebe; a Faun. Busts, candelabras,fountain, door panels, pilasters, table feet, &e.
935 Nilus, —, jun. Graville, near Havre (Seine-lnfe-rieure).—A double pump.
936 Noel, F. Filter Manufacturer, 14 Chemin de Rondede la Barriere des Vertus.—Stone apparatus for filteringwater.
937 Nogarepe, J. L. St. Jean-du-Gard.—Skeins of rawsilk.
938 Odent X. Sons & Co. Courtalin (Seinc-et-Marne).—Papers made by machine and by hand.
939 Oger, J. L. M. 17 Rue Culture St. Catherine,Paris.—Household and toilet soaps, and perfumery.
940 Pagxerre, —, Bookseller and Publisher, 18 Ruede Seine, Paris.—Thirty-two volumes of various kinds.
941 I’ai x de Reau voy, C. Seiches (Maine-et-Loire).—Bee-hives in wood and straw-.
942 Palmer, J. L. Wire Drawer, 16Rue Montmorency,Paris.—Specimens of drawn w ire, welding, &c.
943 Pate, J. H. 19 Rue des Bons Enfans, Paris, and310 Regent Street, London.— Square and patent consolepiano-fortes, console grand ditto; square and hexagonaltable pianos; grand piano with patent action and improvedsoundiug board.
944 Parent, — , 33 Rue des Arcis, Paris.—Weighingscales, weights, and measures.
945 Paroissif.x, A. Manufacturer, 12 Rue St. Appoline,Paris.—Waxen leaves. Ladies’ head-dresses.
946 Paublan, — , Locksmith and Machine Maker, 366Rue St. Honore, Paris.—Safes and locks of various kinds.
947 Peicne, V. J. Nort (Loire-Infcrieure).—New self-priming gun,
948 Pf.li.ier Brothers, Manufacturers of Preserves,Mans (Sarthe).—Bottles and boxes of preserves.
949 Pei.terf.au, F. jun. Chateau Renaud (Indre-et-Loire).—Various kinds of leather.
950 Pf.neau, J. Manufacturer of Preserves, La Mussc,near N antes (Loire-Inferieure).—Boxes of truffled game, sar-dines, green peas, and various preserved meats; bottles offruits.
951 Perot, G. J. sen. Engraver on Steel, 8 Rue Man-dar, Paris.—Steel engravings of different descriptions.
952 1’eurot, Petit & Co. Manufacturers, 12 Rue de laBourse, Paris.—Artificial flowers ; fancy feathers for dress;gold, silver, and pearl embroidery, &c.
953 Petitcoun, J. Engraver, 2 Place Dauphine, Paris.—Copper-plate engravings of machinery.
954 Petithomme, L. A. Engineer and Founder, 283Rue St. Jacques, Paris.—Patent system of suspension forbells, exemplified by a chime of four bells.
955 Pkyron, S. Sieve-hoop Manufacturer, Rumegnol,near Brest (Finisterc).—Sieve-noops; made of beech sawnand bent by steam machinery.