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^orks in ten rubies, and weighs, glass and vase included,°nly half an ounce. Another, weighing five-eighths of anOunce.
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,344 Baunscheidt, C. Endenich, nearLife-animators, new instruments for theArtificial leech.
345 Rolffs & Co. Cologne, Manu. — Printed calicoesai *d handkerchiefs.
, 346 Wagner & Son, Aix-la-Chapclle, Manu.—TwelvePieces of woollen cloth.
^ 347 Christoffel, L. Montjoie, near Aix-la-Chapelle,^anu.—Woollen buckskins for winter and summer.
*348 Elbf.rs, J. H. Montjoie, near Aix-la-Chapelle,^ianu.—Fancy cassimcres of 56 inches and 2S inches.
349 Jansen, J. W. Montjoie, Manu.—Woollen stuff forhtnmer paletots. Woollen summer buckskin, worked withuk. Woollen winter buckskin, manufactured chiefly from*°°ls of Silesia.
p 350 Offermann, F. W. Imgenbruch, near Aix-la-‘ 1 upelle ) Manu.—Coloured buckskin.
351 Merkelbacii & Son, Montjoie, near Aix-la-Cha-^ anu -—Winter, summer, and fancy buckskins.
352 Muller, M. W. Montjoie, near Aix-la-Chapelle.a nu—-Winter and summer buckskin. Summer paletot ofu ®troUan wool.
353 Saijeriuer, J. A. Montjoie, Manu. — Winter, sum^e £andfancy buckskin.
^ 054 Soiieibi.er, F. J. Montjoie, near Aix-la-Chapelle,j 3 anu ;— Summer buckskins. Flannel, made from yarn, which^ a fixture of silk-waste and wool. Hitherto, silk and woolbeen used together twisted, or the warp was silkt ‘ le weft woollen. The peculiarities of this article are,8 Pu an( l wool are more solidly united, and may be
%Q<y&s er t ^ iau w ^ ien a lone. Jacquard designs for winter
Ma? 56 TT ' .lenberg & Sciinitzler, Opladen, near Cologne,ri 0l p u —Woollen yarns, and knitting worsted yarns of va-Uh* 8 . C ? lours - l >attc rns of screws: the wire produced from*]}sh and Westphalian iron.
Man ^ ^Ienzeratii, J. Imgenbruch, near Aix-la-Chapelle,(Agents in London, Droin, Criiger, & Co., 47a Moor-fromov—31ack cassimcres (satin-de-laine) manufacturedgeri es ian wools.
.Waas&Sons, Borcettc,near Aix-la-Chapelle,Manu.1 London, H. Hoffman).—White cloth; white Cas-satt * or cou rt waistcoats; white satin for court dress;
; and doeskins.
^dies’ c ]^| SSEUu » Aix-la-Chapelle, Manu.—Doeskins and
PsliePv ^ AMi10na » J. & G. Burtschcid near Aix-la-Cha-i nu * (Agent in London, A. Ueintznmim, 17 Iron-ing* . , lae J City.)—Winter Cashmeres; demi-saiaon and38n a Qck w ^ nt or and summer tricots.
Matm - y’ N i I> uf,ak ’ C. Muelheim-on-thc-Rhine, near Cologne,till*. *'V>i , Vc .ts: German, Lyons and Genoa styles; man-
hiture % urc d velvet shawl. Worsted plush, for fur-
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breves n ^ V^ T:uov & Boon, Wallerfangen Mettlach, nearMth ornn ^* ann J lc ^ ? Manu.—Fine stone-wares, decorated^ith °**^ ie sam <2 material, hut differently coloured
ji 4 ?:6°Bl and paintings. Common and linepottcry-vufih on pottery of black material, with white7 < I all ed iron-ware.
^ a nu.^p° p ^ IMR > C. L, Aix-la-Chapelle and Imgenbruch,*1^333 C^ Cre —Pensee, black, nnd olive.
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Rnd i lur,r ' MANN & Co. Borcettc, near Aix-la-Chapclle,cWh f^ncy Cashmeres. Mohair headings. N1 in flnctwiBte<l yarns.
c *°th, bron 9 - AU c ^ B-iewel, Aix-la-Chapcllc, Manu.—RussiaCt °ise; and ?’i , ^ding-coats. Piece of wool satinor; black
and black royal Cashmere.
365 Schoeller, J. P. Diiren, Manu.—Wool-dyed blacksuperfine cloth ; wool-dyed blue marine cloth. Black super-fine satin-de-laine. Made and finished after the Englishmethods.
366 IIaan, C. & Sons, Moselkern, near Coblenz, Manu.
—Woollen coverlets, viz.:—White blanket, with red stripes.White and red check blanket. Horse-cover. Ordinary greyblanket, &c.
367 Hendrichs, Francis, Eupen, near Aix-la-Chapelle,Manu.— Specimens of fine and superfine cloths.
368 Pauli & Buciiholz, Borcctte, near Aix-la-Chapelle,Manu.—Black royal; croise ; Cashmere; satin; and satintigre.
369 Peill Sc Co. Diiren, Manu.—Wool-dyed cloth: BlueGrecian, olive, and royal blue. Raw material. Silesian wool.
370 Kayser, A. Aix-ia-Chnpelie, Manu.—Thin twilledcloth, and ladies’ cloth.
371 Kesselkaul, J. H. Aix-la-Chapelle, Manu. (Agentin London, A. Heintzmann, 17 Ironmonger Lane, City.)—Black twilled cloth, plain cloth, and doeskin.
372 Kleinschmidt 8c Vox Halfern, Burstcheid, nearAix-la-Chapelle, Manu.—Drap croise noirElectoral. D’Ama-zone Corinthe. All piece-coloured, and manufactured ex-clusively from German wool.
373 Knops Brothers, Alovs, Aix-la-Chapelle, Manu.—Black cloth, plain and twilled ; and black doeskin.
374 Schoeller 8c Sons, Diiren, Manu.—Woollen cloths :Wool-dyed blue cloth; pomme de rliene; black. Sourier.Claret. Raisix de Corinthe. Crepe de laine, bronced’or, blue.
375 Thvwissen Brothers, Aix-la-Chapelle, Manu.—Light twilled cloth; doeskin; paletot; tricot; fancy andsilk twisted, and Cashmere.
376 Sternickel & Guelciier, Eupen, near Aix-la-Cha-pclle, Manu.—Black twilled cloth.
377 Pass, C. G. Remscneid,Manu.—Silk ferret and florettwilled and silk ribbons. Coloured twilled; black shining;
; reddish twilled floret; white twilled ; and coloured fine floretsilk braid. Black shining Ilenforce silk laces.
378 Anthoni, A. Aix-la-Chapelle, Manu.—Variousspecimens of black cloth
379 Andreae, C. Miilheim-on-the-Rhine, near Cologne,Manu.—Velvet ribbons. Gilets velours, double stamped—a new article. Gilets velours chine; figured velvet; andsilk plush.
380 Felten 8c Guilleaume, Cologne, Manu.—Iron-wireropes manufactured from German iron-wire. Ropes, cords,and threads, manufactured from Manilla, Rhenish, Russian,and Italian hemp. Samples of starch, manufactured of wheat.
381 Fkdkker Brothers, Freyburg, in Baden, Manu.—Black polished calf-skin leather. Boot leather. Boot-piecesof calf-skins leather.
382 Uejntzk & FREunENBF.no, Weinheim,Manu. (Agentin Liverpool, Mr. L. Ilcintze, 1 School Lane).—Calf-skins,japanned black, and black polished, for boots and shoes.
383 Okerconz, U. Treves, Manu.—Skins of Moroccoleather. The tanning has been effected by aspen and birch,till now not used in the department of Treves. Germanand Java upper leather; calf leather; leather for soles,tanned with the inner and smooth bark of the oak.
384 Weber, W, St. Vith, Manu.—Hide of a Java blackcalf’s skin, entirely tanned in five months.
385 Beukes, M. Treves, Manu.—Leather, consisting ofhides tanned with bark from the environs of Triers.
386 Buschmann, J. W. St. Vith, Manu.—Hide of leatherfor soles; tanned skin of a Buenos Ayres ox.
387 Caiien Leudersdorff, A. T. Miilheim.—Specimenof neat’s leather nnd calf leather; and pair of boot legs.
388 W eilani>, Cassel, Manu.—Brace of pistols, withcomplete apparatus in a case.
389 Engel P. II. Ilanau, Inv. and Manif.—Proof prints,.1 by an improved printing press, with some original stamps.