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9 Borde, J. Manu. Philippeville (Constantine).—Oil of olives, gathered in 1850.
10 Boulanger, Pierre Honore, Saddler, — Crapeausaddle, full quilted leather saddlebow. Bauche saddle,leather saddlebow. Short-ride saddle, saddlebow, woodenband. Child’s saddle; a full quilted velvet. A bit upon anew principle.
11 Briqueler & Co., Grantee, Tenez.—Samples ofbrass pyrites from the Oued Allelah Mines.
12 Cabanillas, Widow, Saw-mill Works, Algiers.—Five specimens of veneering, adapted for cabinet-work.
13 Cailliez, A. L. J. Cabinet-maker,Mustapha.—Atoilet table, and inlaid work-chest, made of native wood.
14 Canton, Merchant, President of the Chamber ofCommerce, Algiers.—Samples of Bousada and Medeah rawwool. Three samples of Upper Chilif wool, combed bymachinery.
15 Casteiran, Colonist of the St. Louis’ AgriculturalColony (Oran).—Boiled yellow silk and white silk hand-kerchiefs.
16 CnAPEt, Kouba.—Canna root flour ( Canna dis-color ), a new article of food.
17 Chuffart, Agriculturist, Birmandreis.—Hard andsoft wheats of 1850. Cotton, called Louisiane, 1850. Silkin cocoons and spun silk.
18 Commission of the Mouzaie Mines. —Crystallizedgrey copper ores.
19 Ain Morka Mines Company, Constantine.—Steelmade in France from iron ores of Ain Morka. Assortmentof files. Set of scythes made of cast and refined steel. #
20 Bonn Mines and Iron Works Company, Constan-tine.—Raw steel castings. Cast steel.
21 Converso, Bonn, Constantine.—Writing-desk, madeof native woods.
22 Curtet, Jun. Manu. Bab-el-Oued.— Samples ofolive oil; oils of sesame, camelind, mustard, cotton, arachide,brassica, arvensis, ricinius, poppies, turnsol, lawn and madiasaliva.
23 Dupre de St. Maur, Agriculturist Orbal, (Oran).—Soft wheat, tobacco leaves, Jumel cotton wool, madder roots.
24 Fleciiey, J. B. Manu.—Patent paper and pasteboardmade of the dwarf palm tree leaves.
25 Frederic, J. B. Agriculturist, Montpcnsier. — Acample of opium, accompanied with soumiferais; whitepoppy capsules, 1850.
28 Grima, F. Agriculturist, Philippeville (Constan-tine).—White and nankeen cottons, 1850.
27 Haloche, Agriculturist, Drariah.—Cotton, 1850.
28 Hardy, Manager of the llammaNursery, near Al-giers.—Jumel, Louisiana, New York, Georgia long silk ; Ma-cedonia and nankeen cottons, 184 l J and 1850. Haw silks of18-19 and 1850. Cochineal, opium, dry rice, oleaginous seeds.Varieties of maize. Eight and six months growth Bambooshoots.
29 Jeantet, Agriculturist, (Constantine). — Hardwheat and barley of 1850.
30 Judas Moiia, Manu. Oran.—Two gold embroideredsilk dresses for Jewish ladies.
31 J l'lien, Manufacturer of preserves, Bougie (Con-stantine).— Pickled olives.
32 Laya & Co. Measures.—Sample of native wheat flour.
33 Lepelletier, Agriculturist, Fondouck—Soft wheat,1850.
34 De Lutzow, Colonist, Bonn, Constantine.—Sampleof saffron.
35 Maffre, E. F. Manu. Bougie, Constantine.—Oliveoil.
36 Marciial, Agriculturist, Boudjnreah.—Soft wheatand brown oats, 1850.
37 Meucurin, H. J. Agriculturist, Cheragas.—Oliveoil of 1850. Odoriferous essences.
38 Montigny, G. de, Agriculturist, St. Joseph, Oral 1,—Soft wheat and barley of 1850. Madder root; saffron.
39 Morin, Agriculturist, El Biar.—Tobacco in leave*
called Philippin Hashed tobacco. Cigars. Jumel cotton1850. Silk in cocoons and spun silk. .
40 Oxeda Sc Aqut, Cigar Manufacturers.—Samples 0cigars of various qualities.
41 Fisheries of La Calle, Constantine.—Specimenof coral. Red chalkstone.
42 Pelissier, C. Agricul. Kaddous.—White cotton-
43 Piglia, J. Agricul. Constantine.—Madder-root.
44 Reverciion, H. Agriculturist, Birkadeny.—Tobac^in leaves and Jumel cotton, 1850.
45 Commission of Algiers Mines, (Province of $giers). Samples of various ores.
46 Commission of the Mines, Bonn (Constantine-)^
Samples of ores:—Geological specimens and minerals. /
47 Commission of Wood and Forest.— Specimen
native woods and cork. ,
48 Si Ahmed-El-IIacitemi, of the Amer Chef*A
tribe, (Province of Constantine).—A hambel, a specieswoollen blanket or carpet. /
49 Si Amar-Smin, (his wife), Constantine.—Samp^ e *
hand-spun wool.
50 Si-El-Bey Ben-Bou-Ras, Manu. Constantine; .Arab saddle, gold and silver embroidered morocco cover 1 *’*-'and every appendage forming an Arab horseman’s equip*?'
51 Simounet, P. Manu.— Perfumed essences ot r
mine, geranium, &c. ^
52 Soual, Edge Tool-maker, Bonn, Constantine.""'*iron axe.
53 Tribe of the Bf.ni Abbes, Province of Con^
tine.—A white abessi bumou. ,
54 Tribe of the Bou Taleb, Province of Constat 1
—A hai'ek boutalbi. • s
55 Tribe of the Diiides, Province of Constant ! 11 *
Woollen burnou.
56 Tribe of the Haractas, Province of Constan 1 * ^—Specimen of raw wool. Two large woollen carpet 8 *woollen blanket.
67 Vf.uuier, F. Manufacturer of Alimentaryserves.—Oil-preserved Sardins. -ptf,
58 The Delegate of Algiers.— Spun cottons, 6 ^woollens, carpets, blankets, belts, cloaks, scoria
Various articles of silversmith’s work.
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Various Articles .— Five hats, cotton felt of Alg er,(l ’ £j"and without a mixture of hair, manufactured by M csS1 yjgfl'noux Diolo at Paris. Three samples of felt made with* jjerian cotton. A sample of paper manufactured in *with Aloes tow and Algerian banana tree.
59 Baruch Tolkdano, Embroiderer, Oran,
of silk embroidered with gold for a Jewess. .
60 Ciikuif Bf.n Mimoun, Spinner of the Beni
Constantine.--*-A white abessi mzouak burnous. q/v
61 Caid Ben Zekif, des Sekjnas (the wile oij j
stantino.—A gandoura, made of wool and silk. ora 11 *^
62 Moiiamed Ben Acihr (Caid of Mascara))
A burnous in black wool. . v
83 Saad Ben Bahtiia, Bone (Constantine)- j eJ) .made with the leaves of a palm-tree mixed with w
64 Si Hamon Bel Onataf, Spinner, /flmenustantine).—A burnous made with a camel s hai ■ . n tih e '
65 Si Am Bf.l I.amouoiii, Merchant, Co™
A Znmouiri burnous, with red stripes, for a c 1 ', e( j'[ah
66 Si Ki, Mf.oani, Spinner (tribe ot the mu ^
of Bon Taleb), Constantine. A tnfl f m at ' c
67 Beni Snous (Tribe of the), Oran.
the bark of a palm-tree mixed with woollen. —
68 Cox, K. & Co. Spinners, lAHivie r n-le/-l g ^ l)Icfl ^spun with the cotton grown in 1850. t erit v th* eNos. 200 to 3G0, single thread, and No. 400, Uou*