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ELECTORAL HESSE. PRUSSIAN WEST PROVINCES. LIPPE.

B Uk, and half-silk goods: Samples of velvet, satin waist-coating, and satin cravats.

519 Hoeninghaus & Son, Crefeld, Manu.—An assort-ment of fancy silk velvet ribbons.

520 Hermes Brothers & Wolffeks, Crefeld, Manu.—mik wares: Silk for parasols; brocaded satin; figured satin;^ac^uard figured satin; Jacquard satin, &c.

, 521 Hevdweiller & Sons, Crefeld, Manu.—Ribbons,®dk, and silk and cotton; including black and colouredmtt-bands, black and coloured edgings, and worsted braid.

522 Neuiiaus, H. T. Crefeld, Manu.—An assortment ofColoured and jirinted silks.

523 Neviandt & Pfleidkrer, Mettmann, near Elber-*?ld, Manu.—Coloured silk aprons. Black and coloured8l lk fringed kerchiefs.

, 524 Jacobs & Bering, Crefeld, Manu.—Silk, satin, and^mask umbrella stuffs. Silk parasol stuffs.s 525 Kaibel, J. Crefeld, Manu.—Silk and satin wares,striped and printed gros de Naples ; printed poult de soie,satin de chine, &c.

j 520 Tit ngenbrink k Vennemann, Viersen (Agents in^udon, Walter k DeYos), Manu.—Specimens of black andol oured velvet, and velvet ribbons.

^527 Krauiiaus k Kauertz, Crefeld on the Rhine, Manu.for dresses; fine black satin. Black plain and fineall silk. The plain satins, formerly made of silk,-av e of late been made of silk mixed with cotton, for thelea P markets.

£ 528 Knuepfer k Steinhauser, Greiz (Agent in London,rji Holland, 41 Finsbury Circus), Manu. — Specimens ofan i ^ r onch blue, satin d’Espagne, grey satin berber,^-tin rn.ye vent.

p 529 Meek & Co. Crefeld, Manu.—Silks for dresses,^»1 b, and umbrellas, with patterns.

Mengiiiijs Brothers, Viersen, near Crefeld, Manu.and terry velvet, of different colours, and moleskinstamped velvet. Silk ribbons.

in ;mm & Uuetten, J. W, Von, Crefeld, Manu.—R?c? ( ^ 9 ’ var i° us descriptions.

Morgenroth k Kiiugmann, Elberfeld, Maim.—g ro Ure( ^ velvets, including purple, royal blue, claret,^crimson, embossed cerise, and violet.a nd ** °heef, F. W. Viersen, Manu.—Silk for umbrellasf'o r ( f aras °l s « Patterns of silk and silk velvet and satin,5 **es and waistcoats, and cravats.

^Ucv •,? n,IEi;R l LKR & Co. Crefeld, Manu.—'Velvet ribbons;lq Ug i r l. )n s, fringed; stamped velvet scarfs. Silk velvet.Bfofced *n * lats ttnd ca I ,s * Watered silk. Striped andfor Black silk serge and lutestrings. Black silk

waistcoats.

H-Von, & Sons, Crefeld.—Fine black andj ribbon velvets, all silk. A variety of fancy and

ribbon velvets. Plain silk broad velvets.

, rim,on velvlftoo 1 1? v dvet vestings.

^° r W(ii ?° ? v ^scnEN, II. & Co. Crefeld.—Silk fabrics used537°^ re8ses * exhibited for colour, design, and quality,^ttons p* lL1Cn ^ Greiff, Elberfeld, Prod.—Spun silke*ii 1 8 urC( l velvets. Tlio stulf buttons woven of53ft f* ftnd or £ ft nzine. Tichlchorn.

®Uk ribb - 0T1: ’ Bensdorf, near Elberfeld, Manu.

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( ms. Silk ami cotton hat-bands. Coat and

*°tton b !? d i n ?®* T'apes, braids, and cords of silk, silk and

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i Ppo HAf l0C ! c ? lANN > *'• Wollcntrup, near Ocrlingbausen,^rabiUtv^iif ’ ^ aim * — Bioce of linen, exhibited forweavers, and bought from them4 ‘rn 0st „iP aus en, and after being bleached is exported to

.. 540 v part8 oftho world.

Bielefeld.—Samples of bleacheddefs, made of hand-spun yarn.

541 Mueller, J. G. Marl, near Recklinghausen, Manu.

—Woven linen damask napkins, with the Counts of Wester-hold, Wolf Metternich, Hompesk, and Baron Boselager.

542 Wessel, F. W. Spenge, near Bielefeld, Manu.—Specimens of raw and bleached linen and handkerchiefs,made of hand-spun Westphalian flax.

543 Westermann, A. H. & Co. Bielefeld and Cologne,Manu. (Agent in London, P. Amsel, 20 Providence Rom 7 ,Finsbury Sq.)—Various samples of M'hite bleached linen,manufactured from flax, spun by hand, woven on hand-looms, and bleached on grass.

544 Westermann Sons, Bielefeld, Manu. — Samplesof bleached and raw linen. Bleached cambric handker-chiefs. Damask table cloths M'ith napkins; drilling andbleached table-cloths. Damask and drilling towels.

545 Schwemann Sons, Lippstadt, Manu. — Varioussamples of twine, hand-spun. Exhibited for cheapness andquality.

546 The Spinning School, Deepen, Bielefeld.—Sam-ples of flax yarn.

547 Doebel, H. J. Halle on the Saale, Manu.—Bell-ropes and ladies’ pockets, of New Zealand hemp. Pressing-cloth, without seam, used in sugar manufactories. The rawmachine-yarn is from Leeds.

548 Delius &Sons, E. A. Bielefeld, Manu.—An assort-ment of hand-spun linen and linen handkerchiefs: exhibi-ted for the quality of the flax, the workmanship, and thebleaching.

549 Eickiiolt, A. Heirs, Warendorf, Manu.—Brownand white linen table-cloths and napkins, with wreaths offlowers and views, viz. : Stolzenfels, Walter Scott’s monu-ment, the dome of Cologne, kc.

550 Landweiikmann Brothers, Joellenbeck, nearBielefeld, Manu.—Specimens of bleached and raw linen,made of hand-spun Westphalian flax : exhibited for dura-bility and quality.

551 Ollerdissen, P. TJrentrup, near Bielefeld, Teacherfor flax preparation.—Samples of flax.

552 Koenigs & Bueckleus, Duelkcn, near Dusseldorf,Manu.—Flax, thread, cord, staves for weavers. Samples ofGerman flax. Patterns for paper, and imitation of oil-cloth, &c.

553 Kisker,W. Halle, near Bielefeld, Manu.—Samplesof sail-cloth. Raw materials, both M-arp and web, ofWestphalia. Spun hemp.

554 Hoerkens, II. I. Luebbecke, near Minden. —Samples of twine and cord for packing.

555 Hf.idsick, L. A. Bielefeld, Manu.—Specimens ofbleached linen, and handkerchiefs, made of hand-spun yarn,and exhibited for fabric and durability.

550 Kiioenig, Fried. Wilhelm, & Sons, Bielefeld,.Manu.— Samples of raw linen, of best hand-spun flax yarn.

557 Mevissen, G. Dulken, near Dusseldorf, Manu.—Thread and raw flax. White embroidering yarn. Crochetthread, &c. The threads of German and English machine-spun and German hand-spun yarns. The flax from theRhine Province, county of Dusseldorf, and Aix-la-Chapclle.

553 Sciinell & Sons, Bielefeld, Manu.—Specimens offine white linen, made of the best German flax, spun byhand; exhibited for strength and durability. Samples ofthreads of warp.

559 Brurnger, A. Jollenbeck, near Bielefeld, Manu.—Samples of bleached linen. Raw materials, hand-spunWestphalian flax. Linen, exhibited for fineness, fabric,and durability.

560 Delius, «T. D. Bielefeld, Manu. — Samples ofbleached linen and linen kerchiefs.

501 Blankenburg, F.&Co. Lippstadt, Manu.—Samplesof wine and cord of various threads of hemp from the neigh-bourhood of Lippstadt and Italy. Hemp imported from.