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OFFICIAL CATALOGUE.
GERMANY. ZOLLVEEEIN STATES.
^ Chief Commissioner in London, Mr. yon Viebaiin, 43 Albion Street, Hyde Park.
PjPj’wss/a, Professor Dr. Sciiubartii ; Bavaria, Professor Dr. Sciiaafiiautl ; Saxony, Dr. W. Seiffartti, L.L.D. 5^ ^rtemberg, Dr. Steinbeis ; Baden, Professor Dr. Rau; Electoral Hesse, Mr. Sciireiber; Grand Bitchy of Hesse, Mr.£,°sseer; Thuringia, Professor Dr. Sctiuleii; Brunswick , Professor Dr. Varrentrapp; Nassau, M. Oderniieimeu ;rut dtfort-on-the-Maine, M. Piiilipp Ellissen.
l< ^Russia, baden, and united states
of NORTHERN GERMANY.
Sents i n London, Messrs. Stein & IIall, 70 NewgateStreet, City.
a ‘ Provinces of BRANDENBURG, SILESIA,
POSEN, and POMERANIA.
1 The Administration or the Royal Prussian
Worm and Ikon Foundry, Gleiwitz, Prod.—W • es 'vrought-iron, as used for rollers: sheet-iron andr ~ lr °n rollers.
0 PgI ^ The Royal Prussian Iron Works, Malapane, nearn ;r Pair h ard cast-iron cylinders. Samples of orescha r ° ther ma tcrials and products derived from them byfurnaces at the Royal Iron Works at Malapane.^t® calamine from the mines at Scharley, andip ^^^mine Works, near Beuthen, in High Silesia. Zinc°Ps; white zinc (oxide of zinc); cadmium (metal).8pfi P ;Jy Royal Works at Konigiiuette, Prod.—Sundry
* _ ^lsner, von Gronow, & Co. Tarnowitz, Silesia,
fM.:
Specimen of Roman cement found at a depth of
i^ et .
Ussian-.Si] es j a<^a nu 'nufactouy
r Uss‘ ln « * cad m ^ ne (Frederik’s mine), near Tarnowitz,
;-«u. fAir .. Patent White Lead, Stettin,
ate nt London > c * Kekule, 60 Mark Lanox-
in Silesia, Prod.-
. llirschberg, Silesia, Prod.—Samples
bite lead L
Ar Se . G uettler, W. Iicichenstoin,
A® ores, showing a process for extracting the gold* ro |*bluc of the arsenic ores. The process is foundedi?i*A 5 v? er * mcnts by M. Plattner, Professor of Chemistry,te i b Mg, in Saxony.
° f Cil >nabar. Bo,s > C - A -
^k 1Q } s ’ M. Cunersilorf, near llirschberg, Trod,—9 at c ^ nno -bar.
Meg of k • 1 1 LCII > A. Warmbrunn, and Cologne, Prod.—Sam-& ixw* ?. s 5 with drawing and description of a brick-press10il mr con 9truction.
^ 6c iono V WANN > E. llirschberg, Silesia.i“ s stones.
Co. Breslau, Manu.—An assortment ofMateg fJ^adlng two as thin as a sheet of paper. Zinc-12 r tl es *
SDor')^ ,IU3 ’ E> R - Ornnienburg, near Berlin, Manu.—
1 rv OlTnpn of CrvRtn111 inlinn urncciofn nn+nch
:-press- Rough and cut
of
•V■-Hecimen of crystallization, prussiate of potash,
^stnf Kunii wm, H. A. II. Berlin, Prod.- A moss? W*J 8 sugar of lead. Acetate of lime. Nitrate of lead.
I\u * . Soda * Cvanate of potassium. Oxide ot uran.
n L± n i Caoid »&C.
p teus« 1 , Rtt Nii.4Rn von San den, Wiese and Marwitz, near>0ot”°band, Prod.—Samples of raw and refined bcct-th e S** from the growth of the estate of Marwitz, madehfctg. s ugar-refinery erected in the province of Konigs-
^er^ ( /" TIlWT '> A Ni,0. H. Kerstenbrucb, Prod.—-Bottles ofIft Attract of beer for ships’ use, brewed without malt.Potato , Rtuma nn, —, Klein-Schwein, Prod.—Driedysarft CUt & M prepared in a peculiar manner, so as to keeps * Potato flour. 100 lbs. of cut potatoes, prepared
and dried by the exhibitor. Produce: 50 lbs. of fine; 14 lbs.of middling; 24 lbs. of black flour; and 6 lbs. of bran.
17 Geoss, D. J. Berlin, Manu.—Vanille chocolates;sante chocolates, without spice; spiced chocolates.
18 PAETsen, G. T. Wrietzen on the Oder, Mnnu.—Potato-starch syrup. Much used by the German brewers.
19 Kruse, A. T. Stralsund, London agent, C. Jones,Manu.—Starch, prepared from the wheat of the countryround Stralsund.
20 Weill, C. Berlin, Manu.—Fruits preserved insugar. Vegetables preserved in butter, and in their naturalstate. Potted larks.
21 Uechtritz, L. Muhlraedtlitz, Silesia, Prod. —Specimen of potato-starch.
22 The Royal Remounting Depot, Treptow, Pome-rania, Prod.—Carded wool, the fleece of an ewe four yearsold, of the Electoral breed, &c.
23 Tiiaer, A. P. Councillor, Moeglin, near Wrietzenon the Oder, Prod.—Washed and raw wool-fleeces, from thestaple flock at Moeglin, intended to illustrate the richness ofwool with fineness of hair in the merino breed.
24 Lubbert, E. Zweybrodt, near Breslau, Prod. —Specimens of wool.
25 Lipski, Von, Ludomy, near Obornick, Posen, Prod.—Specimens of wool, in glasses, &c.
26 Hey, High Administrator of the Royal Domain,Ilainslmrg, Sachsen, Prod.—Wool-fleeces.
27 Ockel, Royal Administration ofFrankenfelde,Wrietzen on the Oder, Prod.—Fleece of a ram and of ewes,sheared in spring 1850. Samples of wool.
28 Rothschild, Baron S. Von, Oderberg, Silesia Supe-rior, Prod.—Fleeces of merino sheep and lambs. The flockfrom which these fleeces have been selected is said to be oneof the most celebrated in Silesia; and out of it. sheep forbreeding are sold to Silesia, Hungary, Galicia, and Posnanio.
29 KiiPFER, —, Councillor of Legation. Bromberg,Prod.—Merino fleeces of two-year-old ewes. Exhibited onaccount of the fineness and regularity of the wool-staple,and as an illustration of the advance of the production ofwool in the Prussian countries of the Middle "Vistula.
30 Nordmann.G. L. Liszkowo, nearInowraclaw, Prod.—Fleeces of wool, exhibiting great regularity in the staple.
31 Winkler, F. Berlin, Manu.—An assortment ofprepared, bleached, and dyed figures, and Venetian sponges.The sponges cleared by chemical process, and dyed fastcolours, by methods invented by the exhibitor.
32 Eckarpstf.in, A. Baron of, Rcichcnow, Prod.—Fleece of wool exhibited on account of the regularity of thewool -staple.
33 Schwerin, Count of, Wolfshagen, Ukermark, Prod—Fleece of a ram and ewe of Saxon breed.
34 Kukfin, A. Hustern, Licgnitz, Prod.—Flax grown inSilesia, and “ swingled” after the Belgian method, in theRoyal Flax-cultivation School for Lower Silesia; heckledflax.
35 The Corporation of Millers, Lissa, Grand Duchyof Posen.— Samples of stamped millet, buckwheat, groats,and oatmeal,
30 Ziegler, Baron T. of, Dambran in Silesia, Prod.—Three fleeces of wool, unwashed, from sheep of the genuineSpanish breed.
37 JjOrenz, G. Wolgast, Manu.—Samples of glue.