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^jUe St. Denis, Paris.—A cylinder for continued laid paper“Metallic cloths and gauzes.

1689 Roucou, J. Manufacturer of Frosted Weapons,7* Hue de Paris, Belleville (Seine).— Daggers, trophies,pagers, &c., with reproduction of ancient frosted work,lr daid work, and filigree.

.1690 Roux, F. M. Trimming Manufacturer, St. diamondUjoire)—Silk trimmings and lacing of various kinds.

1691 Save, P. G. 9 Rue du Parc Royal, Paris.—Bronzel Jcks, statuettes, inkstands, and caskets.

1693 Seguin, —, Marble Cutter, 22 Rue d’Assas, Paris.^Marble statuettes and statues, representing different inci-

in the life of N apoleon. Quartz paper-presser.

1694 Si Amon ben Ouat, A. F. Weaver, Zamoura, Pro-ln ee of Constantine.—A zamouri bournous.

1695 Si Ali ben Lamouchi, Constantine.—A bournous^mouri.

1690 Si IIamida, Muphti of Oran.—A woollen common

c ahan.

1697 Simon, S. Lyons (Rhone).—Japanned calf-leather.,■1698 Soucin-Coriiet, Chaumont (Haute Marne). — Aof dressed calf-hides.

pto99 Souflf.to, Piano Maker, 171 Rue Montmartre,lo 9 —A long piano. Two cottage pianos.t <00 Suchel, J. D. 3 Rue St. Catherine, Lyons (Rhone).1 without scams.

oVOl Thollon, —, Manufacturer of Perfumery, Grenoblel' 7 f\h~ _Fla K ons of various essences and perfumed liquids.(02 Tiiouret, F. A. Silversmith, 31 Place de la Bourse,J ris —Plated and electro-jdated silver work. Patented iniliT® and F.nglapd.

Pan 3 I’i'Ouffau, C M. Optician, 4 Rue Grange Batelierc,i Jt: Diurnal reflectors.

p: n ' u 4 Vatin, — , jun. & Co. 13 Rue de Clery, Paris.-loZ-PH'se issue ’ ” 115

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Rauze Issues, and woollen and silk tissues.

'ies i uustaen, L. N. C Rue Beaujolais, Paris.—Strong

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^iofcoq & Simon, Lace Manufacturer, 35 Rno desPets 6Urs ’ Far ri-—Chantilly black lace shawls. Veil, lap-l7rv? <i oF Alengon point lace.

^ a Hs ^ "■ i ' 1 '.msen’s, —, Bronze Mnnu. 71 Rue du Temple,luAjT^ironze tabernaclo eomlclabras, groups, lamps, &c.Paris Baubbdiennis & Co. 30 Bimlevart Poissonniere,P r Ocek'Ti CU lP tu i c !. in reduced proportions, by mechanicalthe r!^ 8 .’ Colins, Inventor. Bronzes of art: Gate ofat Florence, half the size of the original, &c.?Hraiv! ^ a peyrieke, —, Ikon Works at Bkijniquel (Tarn-bo^ (^presented by M. Detare, Paris).—Burs of

*° r oth ^arooal made for conversion into steel; specimensSec.. g? r P ur P°ses, after being subjected to torsion, punching,thig’i-^ 68 an d horse-rasps made from steel, converted fromi7li n \i^ ^ eHsrs ' Ihbetson Brothers, Sheffield.

• » AKTlN ’ l*. A. 13 Hue Foutuine-au-Roi, Paris0r ^an Lmi don, M. Frelon, 37 Piccadilly).— Percussion

K^lS) t? Cx P rfcSBi <>n.

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o J -’ ,UCLOs ’ J* Gunsmith-worker, 47 Rue Richelieu,17Is n X ^’ una an( l twelve pistols.

!r °Rzett A A *MaAiM>, A. V. 8 Kuo St. Claude, au Marais.—^ docks, candelabra,^.

—) vu.mcmiuii, rtu.

, “-8tai n - , TEN °ux, F. 286 Rue du Faubourg St. Antoine, Paris.l7ygi P a por.

^ ey en ^ ELI( 'OTmT, K. 157 Rue de Chnrenton, Paris.—a bnoW S i of Gained papers ; rolls of stained paper;.1717 -j? ( a lbum) for showing tlic contrast of colours.Pec im Gno * AS,rA,{T h A. 95 Kuc* Dominique, Paris.—ai *<l °* ^P^hnval MS., illuminations, &c. Miniatures

H ,l7l^ tt Tl eilt8 hi frames.

^jn^, n j > ace GNE ’ Huo do Grammont, Paris.—Point

& Ron, 39 Rue Mcslny, Paris.—Two& a ns. Organ on a new principle.

1720 Fkomeut-Mf.urice, Orfevre de laVille de Paris.—Dressing-table of H. R. H. the Duchess of Parma. Milieutable.in embosssd silver, the property of the Due de Luynes.

1721 Festugiere, E. J. & Co. Aux Eyzies, Canton deTayac (Dordogne).—Cast-iron and iron.

1722 Godf.froy, —, Manager of the Society of LiteraryMen, 14 Cite Trcvise, Paris.—Album of the society ofliterary men. Collection of drawings and autographs.

1723 Barbedienne, J. & Co. 30 Boulevart Poissonniere,Paris.—Art bronzes.

1724 Lagreze, —, Paris (Seine). — Gunsmith’s work:Five guns.

1725 Sax, A. & Co. 50 Rue St. Georges, Paris.—Musicalinstruments, made of brass and wood.

1726 Morgant, E. Guinea (Pas-de-Calais).—Two trans-parent water proof window-blinds.

1727 Rastouin, V. Carriage Maker, Blois (Loire-et-Cher).—Carriage axle, and nave boxes,

1728 Lemseigne, L. 72 Rue St. Jacques, Paris.—Engines,apparatus, mathematical instruments, tools, &c.

1729 Chevalier, C. Engineer Optician, 158 Palais Na-tional, Paris.—Magnifying glasses; improved cam era chaira;photographs, with compound glasses; magnifying opera-glasses : improved telescopes; photograph proofs.

1730 Bourdin, C. Rhone.—Dyed thrown silk.

1734 Morel Brothers, Charleville (Ardennes).—Cast-iron ; earthenware; projectiles; nails made by machinery;enamelled earthenware ; cut hardware ; rifle guns.

1735 Granger, J. M. F. L. 22 Rue St. Appoline.—Locksmith’s work : Locks of all kinds, padlocks, &c.

1737 Goldenberg, G. & Co. ZornhofT, near Savem (Bas-Rhinh—Hard-ware, edge-tools, flattened saws,files, steel, &c.

1738 ZiPELTUS,G.&Frcns, Mulhausen, Des.—Design fora portiere, executed bv Roussel, Requillart and Chocquel.

1739 Grf.c.oirf, F. Houbourdin, near Lille, Mann.(Agent, Mr. C. Sevin, 11 Catherine St, City.)- Three bottlesspirit of molasses, and vinegar from corn ; the former now,for the first, time, so distilled as to lie available as beverage.

1740 Mai.i.et & Baii.lv, Artificial Florists, Hue deKamhuteau, Paris. Glass case, containing an artificialtree, representing the “ Sallow mourner,” and other mourn-ing flowers.

1741 Comolfra. Madame, 14 Charles Street, ManchesterSquare.—A “ gueridon,” subject, "the Bird’s-ncst,” paintedin oil colours on silk and stretched on glass.

ALGERIA.

(Represented by .Mr. Edmund Hoc vv, Commissioner ofCommercial Affairs for the Colony, and Delegate of tileFrench Minister of War to the London Exhibition.)

1 Andre, Director of the Tobacco Service, Algiers._Tobacco in leaves from Sahel and Mitidja. Scaferlatihashed tobacco. Cigars made of Krachena tobacco.

2 Abnaud, Manu. Bonn (Constantine).—Samples ofwhite soap.

S Aversexg & Co., Patented for Algiers and France;manufactory in Toulouse.—Vegetable hair, made of theleaves of the Algerian dwarf palm tree, &c.

4 Beauregard, Philippeville (Constantine). — Ironore of Mount Filfilah.

5 Bedel, Grantee, Arzew (Oran).—Crystallised saltfrom the Salt Lake of Arzen.

6 Bknes, Miss M. Philippeville (Constantine).—White ootton, called Naples Cotton, gathered in 1830.

7 Ben Zf.kki (the wife of the Caid), Constantine.—A silk and woollen haie.k.

8 Bernardon, II. A. a Soldier under confinement inthe Military Prison of Bonn (Constantine).—Aloes threadcloak ; by the exhibitor.