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ELECTORAL HESSE. PRUSSIAN WEST PROVINCES. LIPPE.
472 Diepers, T. H. Crefeld.—A machine for spoolingBilk. Model machine, with 40 reels, for twisting silk.
473 Piepenstock k Co. Hoerde, near Dortmund, Inv.and Manu.—A tubular axle, with two disc wheels for rail-road waggons.
474 Ekdelen, C. Elberfeld, Manu. — “Stays” forweavers; these stays are made of cast steel, and are prefer-able to reeds in their effect on the fabrics.
475 Uhlhokn, C. & G. Grevenbruch, near Dusseldorf,Manu. — Cards for combing silk, cotton, wool, and tow.Card sheets for main cylinder. The leather of these cardsis obtained chiefly from Belgium and Germany, the ironwire almost exclusively from England, but a small partfrom France and Germany.
476 Uiilhorn, H. Grevenbruch, near Dusseldorf, Manu.—Three engines, for coining, punching, and milling, theraw materials from England and Germany; from 45 to 50coins may be struck in a minute with a moving power equalto that of one horse.
477 Spangenberg, Sauer, & Sturm, Suhl. — Finisheddouble gun, with bronze damask barrels and percussionlocks, revolving safety stop, silver mountings, inlaid withhunting scenes on gold, &c. German silver ornamentsand a powder-flask of stag-horn, in style of the middle age.
478 Sciialler, C. Suhl, Manu.—Rifle, with cast-steelbarrel, iron trimming. Gold hunting-piece, engraved, withiron spring lid; it is loaded at the stock, and has a contri-vance for pointed bullets ( Spitz-kugeln ).
479 Sauer & Son, Suhl, Manu. — A double gun andsingle rifle. A single rifle ornamented with silver, with allappurtenances, in case.
430 Sciinitzler & Kirsciibaum, Solingen, Manu. —Infantry and cavalry swords, cutlasses, and sabres; officers’highly-finished swords, wiih German silver and gilt mount-ings.
481 Pistor, G. & "W. Schmalkalden, Kurhesse, Manu.—Rifle-gun, with barrel of German cast-steel, complete.
482 SuFss,\V. Marburg, Electorate of Hesse, Manu.—Avery large thermo-electric battery, with an elcctro-magnQt,a heating apparatus, and an apparatus for producing achemical reaction.
483 Seel, H. jun. Elberfeld, Manu.—Pharmaceuticalapparatus, and chemical utensils, including measures, &c.,of various sizes.
4S4 Sciirodter, E. Dusseldorf, Manu.—A silk-dryingand weighing machine, end a machine for accurately ascer-taining the weight of 6ilk in hales, &c., by small samples,upon the Talabot system. This machine has a balance ofextreme delicacy of adjustment. A 6-inch theodolite, withtelescope magnifying 30 diameters, &c.
485 Lampfkiiiioff, F. & A. Essen.—Newly constructedsolo clarionet. Solo flute. Military band clarionet.
486 Heitf.meyer, T. Mueuster, Manu. and Inv.—Apatent iahle pianoforte.
487 Adam„ G. Wescl-on-Rhine, Manu. (Agents inLondon, Mess & Co.)-6rand pianoforte; oblique pianoforte.
488 W i edema nn, Pfkrdm enges, & Sciimoeldi.u, Rheidt,Manu. Various samples of cotton twist.
489 Klopper, il. Wellentrupp, near Oerlinghausen,Manu.- Piece of linen, made of hand-spun yarn, exhibitedor durability, &c.
490 Bolten, Will. & Son, Kettwich-on-Ruhr.—Samples of woollen cloths: Black doeskin, and drab doe-skin, mixed grey, crossed-bar buckskin, doeskin, and blackand white summer buckskin.
491 Bhaun Brothers, Ilersfeld, Ilesse. — Woollenclotns. Eight blue; dark green; dark blue; bronze cloth;and black cloth, satin de laine.
492 Teschf.nmacher& Kattfnihjscii,N. E.Werdcn-on-Iluhv, Manu.—Woollen cloth, with and without gloss; the
w matcriuls from Silesia.
493 Johanny-Abiioe, A. W. A. Huckeswagen, Manu.—Woollen cloth of various colours.
494 Beeck (Van df.u), J. C. Dusseldorf, Manu.—*Square shawls, all woollen; long shawls. Comforters."Woollen goods for ladies’ dresses and cloakings ; exliibitedfor quality and novelty.
495 Wif.se Brothers, Werden-on-Bhur, Manu.—Woollen cloth, manufactured from Silesian wool.
496 Sciiuermann & Sciirodek, Lennep, Manu.—Samplesof black cloth; the same twilled; mulberry and blue cloth,dyed in the wool.
497 Oelbermann, D. Sons, & Co. Lennep, Manu.—Specimens of black and invisible green woollen cloths.
498 IIilger Brothers, Lennep,near Dusseldorf, Manu.—Samples of twilled fine cloths, dyed in the wool, &c.
499 Hueck, D. & A. Uerdeeke-upon-Ruhr.—Variousspecimens of woollen cloth: Dahlia, blue, and black.
500 Huff.viann Brothers, Werdcn-on-ltuhr.—Piecewoollen cloth, made of Silesian wool.
501 Moll, C. Hagen. (Agent in London, J. TL Cohfl,3 Fenchurch Buildings.)—Samples of woollen cloth, black*indigo wool-dyed, marine blue, and mulberry. Haw mate'rials from Saxony and Silesia.
502 Merten, J. F. llrdenbach, near Dusseldorf, Man 11,—Striped flannels, and striped moltongs; made fromGerman wools and English cotton yarn.
503 Schnabel Brothers, Huckeswagen, Manu.' - 'Various specimens of blue and black woollen cloths.
504 Scheidt, GEBRUDEn, & Co. Kcttwig-on-lthur, Mahjj’—Samples of black grey marengo, and striped woollen clou 1 '
505 Scheidt, J. W. Kcttwig-on-Rhur.—Specimens 0
black satin de laine; black doeskin de laine; grey sab 11and blue doeskin de laine; all woollen. £
506 Clarenbacii & Son, lliickcrswagen.—Samples 0carded woollen yarn. Patterns of iron screws. The sera"exhibited for the clearness and sharpness of the worm, 0thread.
507 Feulgen Brothers, Werden-on-Ruhr, Mam 1 "^"Woollen cloth: Indigo blue cloth dyed in the wool; m*rine cloth; and black cloth; for the North Germmarkets.
508 Forstmann & Huffmann, Werden-on-Ruhr, Mm lU
—W oollen cloths; black and green cloths. ^
509 Diergardt, F. Vicrsen, near Crefeld, ^f ftnU ' n d
Specimens of black and coloured velvet, silk, and silk * ^cotton; moleskin, plush, waistcoat velvets, figured veribbons, printed velvet collars, velvet scarfs, black sftstuff, fcc. e6
510 Duyn, IIipp, & Co. Crefeld, Manu.—Silk for dr* sband parasols. Patterns of silk parasol and dress stulF s *
511 Stork, P. Crefeld, Manu.- Silk wares: Cm°and black silk. Superior satin. Silk and satin era'Shawls and waistcoats.
612 Keukiioff (Van den) & Kkeitz, Crefeld, M° nVarious silk stufls for parasols. t>*d'
513 Siebf.l, C. W r . & Brinck, Elberfeld, Manu.
terns of ribbons nnd trimming. ... > ft « l9r
514 Simons, J. (Heirsof), Eberfeld, Manu.—*SilRs »
scarfs. Ladies’ neckerchiefs. Black sarcenet lie l prIJl an
Silk cravats. Waistcoats. Silk handkerchief 9 ( ftJ jd
web), (Indian web), and (imitation web). Bilk ve v >silk and half silk stufls. - v silk?
616 Schroers, G. & If. Crefeld, Manu.— Fa '/j ptfancy velvet, and plain velvet waistcoating; exiU
‘T&trss-. Co., M 0
“ilk cravats. _\ r cK e J
517 Kappabd & Gof.smann, Crefeld, ' 1 a ’ ! . •and silk goods: Jacquard velvet; levant; car
satin, 8cc. , ,, ..„ nu _VeK ct ’
518 PEr.TZER W. Rheydt, near Crefeld, Manu.