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it of a grain to 21 lbs. avoirdupois. Set of gramme-weights°f brass, gilt by galvanic process, from one gramme to oneMilligramme, with ivory forks and pincettes.
87 Oertling, A. Berlin, Inv. — Chemical balances,Mfge and small, with weights, Hudley’s sextants. Reflect*Mg goniometer.
88 Hoffmann & Eberijardt, Berlin, Manu.—Com-plete assortment of apparatus and articles for chemical,Physical, and pharmaceutical purposes.
89 Busch, E. Itathenow, Manu.—Spectacle-frames andSlagses. Assortment of opera-glasses, &c. DaguerreotypePortraits. Large telescope, with foot, and various others.
^ 80 Ruiimann, A. Eulam, near Landsberg, on tlie'frftrthe, Manu.—A guitar.
\T 91 Voelkel, J. G. & Co. Langenbielau and Breslau, I%nu.—Pieces of cotton stuffs—red inlet, jacquard ticks,Mil bed-ticks. Table-cover.
. 92 Dieuig, C. Langenbielau, near Reichenbach, Silesia,
'lanu.—Jacquard diaper, of double-cotton yarn and single-ton twist, united with English machine yarn. JacquardjJ a P«r, made of Chinese gross, and of blue fancy silk and^glish machine linen yarn. Pattern of bed-tick, warp of/hnson organzinc silk, united with bleached Chinese grass^n. Glazed cotton shirtings.
93 Nauen, Loewe, & Co. Berlin, Manu.—Printed cali-§.. es >. woven by power-looms in Berberg and Marklissa intesia, and bleached and printed at Berlin.
Mentzel, Royal Prussian Privy Councillor of thety 0 * department, Berlin, Prop.—A variety of samples ofilan cloths, such as are supplied for the
tmng 0 f itoyal Prussian army,ijj. Fabian, C. G. lJumboldsau, near Breslau, Manu.—^ jij^needle wool” for upholstery, intended to guard against• ant * * or wadding. “ Pine-needle wool ” waiiding mat*am * ^ () ^8ter, &c. “ Pine-needle wool ” oil, used for
purpose, &c.
d v Wald & Son, Zilenzig, Manu. — Woollen yarns,
* white, three and four fold.
Itzigsoiin, M. Ncudamm, Manu. — Broad-clothB.e| 0 J[ fixture cloth, as used by the Prussian military fortrousers. Leather-coloured cloth for coachesJg Reiireni> & Schmidt, Berlin, Manu.—Woollen cloth.G lotli d-AUEicLAND, G. A. Finsterwaldc, Manu. — Black
v ar ^?P Geissler, C. S. Gbrlitz, Manu.—Woollen cloths, ofSilecu c °iours, dyed in the wool: manufactured out ofWoola *
^°olle & Son, Liegnitz, Silesia, Manu.—Imperial
the °ths, Segovia olive colour, and Cashmere, dyed inPiece 001 * Electoral woollen cloth and Royal block, dyed in
® c [ f Ki»Krt, F. & Co. Schwcidnitz, Manu. — Buck-qnrv 111 - C ^ths for breeches, &c.b , ^ ^ KOriIt: as, Cottbus, Manu.—Mulberry, olive,lOaln 0 °ths.
^°0llen C0llN -^ U0 ' mRRS & Nermann, Berlin, Manu.—f an C y Qntl m l xc, l stuffs; woollen, plain, and
Stiffs fancy woollen, and woollen and cotton mixed
coi 0 u° C 1 KI:R1I ' L ^ Guhen and Cottbus, Manu.—RawlOft R T<Kl car ^ C( l yarns, spun of Pomeranian wool.
^fns, \ )est F ' R<JM ^ NN & Go. Berlin, Manu.— Worsted zephyr" n Ued • T\iality; the wools were manufactured by thei ^07 p R1Un ^ Gompany at Gotha.
, . °h rovnV LKW ’ '*•*'.& Son, Gubcn, Manu.—Black cloths,quali/ ? arn > exhibited for cheapness combinedtar >ian, v| ^,\ manu factured from wool of Silesian, Pome-lOQ § c lian > Prussian, and Australian wools.x Mbited ®* Guben, Manu.—Black cloth and Batin,
account of beauty ami cheapness.
109 Friedheim & Sons, Berlin, Manu.—Pieces of figuredand plain Orleans and Gros-de-Berlin.
110 Hoffmann, E. Sorau, Lusetia, Manu.—Colouredladies’ cloths. Black cloth.
111 Tuaugott, Mende & Son, Finsterwalde, Manu.—Pieces of black cloth, various; manufactured from Silesianwool.
112 Bormann, F. A. Goldberg in Silesia, Manu.—Pieces of cloth, dyed in the wool, black and blue, darkgreen and red.
113 Marx & Weigert, Berlin, Manu. — Cashmereshawls, in sundry colours and designs. Mohair, woollen,and cotton velvets.
114 Levin, Sons, Berlin, Manu. — Cravats. Waist-coats, silk, worsted and silk, and embroidered. Silk andcotton plush. Patterns of sundry silk, and silk and cottonarticles.
115 Weigert & Co. Schmiedeberg, Silesia, Manu.—Cashmere shawls: coloured and figured velours d’Utrecht;castorine: pallas; tallupp; transparent; leopard, &c.
118 Okhme, C. W. Berlin, Inv. and Manu.—Plush forhats, exhibited for colour and texture; manufactured-ofItalian and French silk, and of cotton spun in England.Silk plush for caps.
117 Kauffmann, II. Berlin (Agent in London, C.Schwebemeyer, 314 Oxford St.), Inv. and Manu.—Printedand other plush for furniture; livery plushes; plush forcoats, shoes, caps, &c. Velours of cotton (castorine).
118 Schaeuff, R. Brieg, Manu.—Silk and worsted bor-ders, tassels, and gimps, for carriages. Bridles, gun-ribbons,girths. Sc c.
119 Gabain, G. (Gropius Brothers), Berlin, Manu.—Various silk goods. Silk and cotton, silk and gold, andsilk and silver goods, of original designs.
120 K-iustein, C. Nirschberg, Silesia, Prop. — Linens,half linen, handkerchiefs, Sec., manufactured by the weaversin the neighbourhood of Nirschberg.
120a Samples of drugsLovage, hellebore, valerian,Iceland moss, angelica root, bilberries.
121 Sevlf.r, G. (Heirs of) Wuestewaltersdorf, Silesia,Merchants.—Bleached linen, for tlie South American mar-kets.
122 Websky & Son, Wuestegicrsdorf, Silesia, Manu.—White linen ; No. 101 to 109 are exported to America underthe name of platillas.
123 Kauffmann, M. Schweidnitz, Manu.—Half linenJacquard diapers. Half worsted damask for furniture.Half linen and worsted stuff for apparel.
124 Himann & Gkisleb, Ilirschberg, Silesia, Prep.—
Pieces of bleached linen. ,
125 Engel, E. jun. Goerlitz, Manu. — Hunting-bagmade out of hemp pack-thread. Samples of two and three-cord extremely fine hemp-twine.
127 Sti ller & Son, Sorau, Manu.—Linen and half linendamask ticking ; table-cloth and napkins.
128 Khamsta& Sons, Freiburg, in Silesia, Manu.—Rawand bleached linens, creas and platilles royalcs. Dessertnapkins. Linen handkerchiefs. Diaper, Jacquard, anddamask table-cloths and napkins. Haw linen machine yarn.Sample of starch.
129 Pbent/.el, J. C. Greiffenberg, Silesia.—Linenpocket handkerchiefs.
130 Tschoun & Burgee, Wuestegiersdorf, Manu.—Rawand white household linen; Nos. 1 and 3, 2,400 warpthreads; Nos. 2 and 4, 3.200 threads.
131 ScniLDKNECiiT, 0. F. Berlin, Manu.—Satin d’Ame-rique, manufactured out of the fibre of tlie American aloofor furniture. Shawls of various fabrics.
132 Susbmann &Wiesent!ial, Berlin, Manu. (Agent inLondon, C. Holland, 41 Finsbury Circus.)—Plaids, broebe,tides, umbrella, and lucille, manufactured out of cotton ano