258 BRANDENBURG. SILESIA. POSEN. POMERANIA.
woollen: Esmeralda and umbrella China, out of cotton,silk, and woollen; tartan, all wool.
133 Meyer, Max, & Co. Berlin, Manu.—Coloured cot-ton and silk mixed plush, for export to North America.
134 Opdenhoff & Hartung, Berlin, Manu.—Shawlsof various kinds. Plaid, tartan, &c. The woollen yams usedare of German make, except two articles, which are workedpartially with English yams.
135 Pintus, H. jun. & Co. Brandenburg, Manu. (Agentin London, A. Hurtzmann, 17 Ironmonger Lane.)—Em-broidered Llama stuff; Cachemir mixed with silk; doubleChine; Chine; ermin; Cachemir; and imperial. Manu-factured from carded yams.
130 Leiimann, D. J. Berlin, Manu. Agents, Ullmann,Hirchhom, & Co. 2 Wallbrook, London.—Velours d*Utrecht,for furniture, &c. Plush for cap9, waistcoats, coats, manu-factured partly of linen and partly of cotton, with mohair.Square and double long shawls; and stuff for cloaks ofwool, and of cotton, with carded yam.
137 Cohn, Philip, & Co. Berlin, Manu.—Shawls ofwoollen, half-woollen, and woollen with cotton & silk mixed.
138 Lehmann, H. Berlin, Manu.—An assortment ofdeerskin, kid, and lambskin gloves.
139 Koenig, L. Berlin, Manu.—Caraaille from minktails, with squirrel furs.
140 Lusk, A. Berlin, Manu.—"Walking-sticks, riding-whips, life-preservers, &c.
141 Becherer, J. Berlin, Manu.—Specimens of horseand other whips.
142 Grutzmaciier & Sons, Stettin, Manu. — Browncalf-skins.
143 Koppe, A. Berlin, Manu.—Assortment of card-board, stone, wood, and leather fancy articles. Alarums;desks with mechanism. A Christmas-tree, the cupola canbe transparently illuminated by the lamp inside of it, kc.
144 Beyeriiaus, A. Berlin, Manu.—A print in Chinesecharacters. 4,200 punchos in these Chinese characters havebeen cut in steel for the American Missionary Society inNew York. The types are divisible on a new perpendicularsystem ; and form, by combination, 24,000 different charac-ters.
145 Ebart Brothers, Berlin, Manu.—Hand-papers forbank-notes, &c., and machine-papers from the paper-mill atSpechthausen; and glazing-boards and carton-pierre, forroofing, from the paper-mill of Weitlage, near Neustadt-Eberswalde.
146 Glanz, P. Berlin, Manu.—An assortment of seal-ing-wax.
147 Liepmann, J. Berlin, Inv.—Mass of colour, forprinting in oil, a substitute for ordinary printing ink. Spe-cimens of various methods of printing, materials, &c.
148 Decker, U. L. Berlin. Manu.—Specimens of print-ing and of printing types. The New Testament, in largefolio. The paper is of Berlin manufacture. The types werecut in steel by J. Schilling. The drawings of the initialsare by A. Muller. The wood-cuts were executed by Prof.Unzelmann, M. Vogel, and M. A. Vogel, kc.. The illustra-tions wore designed by Cornelius and Kaulbach, drawn onwood by M. L. Burger, and executed by the above-namedengravers. The binding in velvet is by M. Vogt. Thesilver ornaments on the cover and the clasps were designedby M. A. Muller, and executed in embossed work by M.Netto. The steel punches of the types, &c.
149 Leisegano, W. Berlin, Manu.—Album of velvet,gilt. The method of gilding the velvet is patented.
160 Osten, L. V. 1). Stralsund, Manu. - Carpets, table-covers, and pictures, printed upon cotton. Very rarecopies of woodcuts, after Albert Durer. Packs of cards.
151 Wuttjo, G. L. Pulverknig, near Frankfort on theOder, Manu.- Machine-paper, coloured or staiued, in sundrysixes and qualities.
152 KuEnN & Sons, Berlin, Manu.—Ledgers and ruledpapers. Large red-moroeco case, for keeping copper-plates,prints, &c. Portfolios, pocket-books, albums, cigar-case9,porte-monnaies, &c.
153 Schaeffer, Otto, & ScnrciBE, Berlin, Manu.—Samples of ornamental papers. The plates from whichthese impressions were taken are prepared by the electro-type process from papier-mache moulds.
154 Sciioening, H. Berlin, Manu. —Album in darkvelvet, gilt. Altar-biblc, in morocco.
155 Wagner, J. G. jun. Berlin, Manu.—Specimensexecuted by the lining and relief copying-machines of theexhibitor.
158 Moeser & KiinN, Berlin, Manu. — Specimens ofletter-press printing.
157 Kausciielitz, S. N. Berlin, Manu.—Printed table'covers.
158 Trautwein, T. Berlin, Publisher.—Map of theindustry of Central Europe, drawn on linen.
159 Stephan, A. & Co. Berlin, Manu.—Pieces of cotton'twill dyed, partly without finish, portly glazed and eJ® #bossed. Exhibited for the colours and the finishing.
180 Sciileuss, H. Berlin.—Assortment of embroideries*
161 Stieff & Harrass, Potsdam, l>es. and Mann."*Specimens of embossed silk, representing the Neptuj 10grotto, built by Frederick the Great, at Sans Souci. Gentlymen’s silk cravats. Silk waistcoating. Embroidered wals £ 'coats.
162 Seiffert & Co. Berlin, Manu.—Berlin papertern, for embroidery.
163 Koenig, C. A. Berlin, Manu.—Large carpet, J*®'broidered in cross-stitch. Bed-screen, embroidered ft**®original drawings. Embroidery for n fire-screen, invelours d’Utreoht fashion. Embroideries extra fine,point in silk. Child’s bed-cover, filct-work in silk. .«
164 Burciiardt & Sons, Berlin, Manu.— Printedcloth, table-covers, painted window-blinds, and dou Dfloor-cloths; hat-linings; oil-cloth for carriages; carp**'
165 Lipke, W. Berlin, Manu.—Sofa and other carp e
of machine-made felt, and of woven texture. m
100 Ghunthal, Berlin, Manu.—Paper patternsembroidery.
167 Lehmann, M. Berlin.—Manu. (Agents in Lon jJonas Simonssen k Co. 46 Lime St.)-Oil-cloths; r °
ble-covers. Painted window-blinds. Patterns of n fj>waterproof elastic cloth, for railway waggons, &c.cloths. . rtB
168 Neie, F. W. Berlin, Menu.—Berlin paper p attL
for embroidery, new composition, . i^ed
189 Parey, C. F. W. Berlin, Manu.—Enibroi
T 7 O Rudloff Brothers (P. Triibe), Berlin,
Berlin paper patterns for embroidery, representing *•Ximenes: Laban and Jacob ; and Hagar in the dese •
171 Todt, A. Berlin, Manu.—Paper patterns
broidery. T > boO tfl
172 Adolftxt, C. F. W. Berlin, Manu.-Lnrties fliand shoes, yellow morocco leather; ladiesChildren’s hoots. Over-shoes, with metal spring®*
173 SoMMERFEEn, B. Berlin, Manu. •-
altar-cloth, and other specimens of embroidery* pori®*ment of embroideries, on pocket-books, cigar-ca >mommies, &c. n Tu* *
174 Beckh Brothers, Berlin, Manu. j n on
ish style, flower pattern, and arabesque pa ’piece; and a variety of carpets with figures. c arp ets '
175 Oincumier, A. F. Berlin, Manu.— Velours
Ruprs. Velours for travellinR-bacs- naoer used »
176 (Jluek.L. Berlin Inv.-l'attoms of paperembroidery.