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ELECTORAL HESSE. PRUSSIAN WEST PROVINCES. LIPPE.
Italy is softer and of a lighter colour, but not stronger thanthe German.
502 Bolenius & Nolte, Bielefeld.—Samples of linenyam, bleached linen, and bleached linen drill; linen pockethandkerchiefs.
563 Gante & Sons, Bielefeld, Manu.—Specimens ofbleached linen, all home-woven, and made of hand-spun flax.
564 Trafpmann Sc Spitz, Barmen, Manu. — Gimpedbuttons manufactured partly of twisted silk and trams fromItaly and the East Indies, and partly of a mixture of silk,wool, and cotton.
565 Wuelfing & Win r> rath, Elberfeld, Manu.—Various sorts of cotton tapes, and cotton and worsted laces.
506 Zollmann & Steigerthal, Leichlingen near Opla-den, Manu.—Cotton and half-cotton and woollen goods,composed of wool and English twist. Jacquard dresses, ofwool and English twist; and Jacquard Berlin dresses en-tirely of cotton.
567 HaarhatjSjSohne, T. C. Elberfeld, Manu.—Samplesof shawls and ladies’ dresses.
568 Pluecrer, M. Gladbach, Manu.—Shawls of wooland silk ; and of wool and cotton.
509 Weber & Metzges, Gladbach, Manu.—Specimensof pique waistcoating and waistcoating in wool and cotton.Raw materials for pique, from England; the other stuffsconsist of fine wool and silk.
670 Weyerbusch, C. Elberfeld, Manu. — Patterns of silkend woollen stuffs and buttons.
571 Engelmann & Son, Crefeld, Manu.—Shawls andblack silk.
572 Funke, I. H. Boeddingiiaus, & Co. Elberfeld,Manu.—Silk and half-silk goods. Greek slips. Summerand other cravats. Atlas Jacquards. Taffetas. Arabicaprons. Shawls. Corahs. Fancy waistcoatings, &c.
573 Pferdmenges 8c Klf.injung, Viersen, Manu.—Stuffsfor trousers and waistcoats; fancy cashmeres; satin checks ;buckskin, wool and cotton. Stuff for trousers, linen andwool, and wool and cotton.
574 Pferdmenges Brothers, M. Gladbach, Manu.—Silkand half- silk and cotton goods. Cassinets, elastiques, satinturk, and figure, Madras uni. Lutestring, watered andstriped, and gros de Berlin.
575 IIeymann, C. Crefeld, Manu.—An assortment offancy waistcoatings and cravats.
570 Langf.niieck Sc Martini, Elberfeld.—Specimens ofbuttons and braces of silk and lasting.
577 Neuhaus, L. Betterath, near Gladbach, Manu.—Cotton, and silk and cotton goods. Samples of cotton waist-coatings ; dimity ; silk; and cotton and silk.
578 Klein-Scheater, C. F. Barmen, Manu. (Agents inLondon, F. Huth& Co).—Cotton, and cotton and wool shawls.
579 Lamberts & May, M. Gladbach, Manu.—Specimensof cotton beaver and drill; cotton and wool cassinet;adapted for the working classes.
580 Rurmann & Meckel, Elberfeld, Manu.—Shawls,waistcoatings, and ladies’ dresses, of cotton, cotton andworsted, silk, worsted, 8 cc.
581 Menoen, C. Viersen, Manu.—Velvets and half-woollen stripes. Canvas for embroidery, silk and woollen.Furniture and carriage covering; horse-hair stuffs for thesame, and for petticoats.
582 Meyer 8 c Engelmann, Crefeld, Manu.—Silk scarfsand aprons, including satin checked, watered checked, andtaffetas, of various qualities, from Italian silk.
583 Neitzer 8c Brabant, Viersen, near Crefeld, Manu.(Agent in London, G. Ems, 28 Swan Chambers, GreshamSt.)—Stuffs made from silk, cotton, and linen, includingunion poplins, Turkish poplins, Persian handkerchiefs,plain and fringed, 8 ec.
584 Lueiidorff, J. Sc Co. Elberfeld, Manu —Llama-wool shawls. Unions, with silk and barege; half-woollen
cloaking ; waistcoat stuffs. Turkey-red and rose-colouredtwist; red water twist. Yarns, spun in England, and dyedby the exhibitors.
585 Sciimits 8c Holtilaus, Elberfeld, Manu. (Agent,Gebhardt, Rottmann, 8 c Co. 85 Hatton Garden, London.)—Stuff, in divers colours, for coverings of tables, coaches,furniture, 8 cc.
580 Bockmitehl, P. E., Elberfeld, Manu. — Variousspecimens of silk and cotton neckcloths, ladies’ shawls, andwaistcoating.
587 Funke, R. M. Gladbach, Manu.—Samples of Vic-torias, China crape, and toile du nord; pocket handker-chiefs ; diamond cotton; demilin; Germania and soie, cottonand silk ; gloria, silk and wool, Sc c.
588 Lorentz, F. Gladbach, Manu. — Half wool andcotton wares. The half-cottons exhibited for cheapness anddesign ; the waistcoats for cheapness and durability.
689 Schmidt 8c Co. Barmen, Manu. (Agents in London,Graetzcr 8 e Hamann, 9 Huggen Lane.)—Silk bands, and silkand wool laces and cords.
590 Greeff, Bredt, 8c Co. Barmen, Manu.—Silk, mo-hair, and gambroon buttons and button-stuff; plain andfancy silk buttons, and stuffs for covering buttons.
591 Grave Sc Neviandt, Elberfeld, Manu.—Variousspecimens of waistcoating.
592 Graff, P. Siegen, Prod.—Samples of cobalt or®and cobalt blue, from Philipp Hoffnung, near Sieged'Bright white cobalt, crystallized in microscopical forms, au°diffused in slate, greywacke, quartz.
593 Schulz, C. Essen, Jnv. and Manu. (AgentsLondon, S. Cahn & Co. 3 Copthall Chambers.)—Varnish®*!leather for caps, shoes, and hats. Walking-sticks an**sword-canes of whalebone. Dragon and Malacca canes,
594 Reinecke, C. Horn, Lippe, Inv. and Manu.—Sid®'saddle, with arms, and two elastic stirrups, to allow thrider to move and turn about with ease.
595 Klems, J. B. Dusseldorf, Manu. (Agent in Lond°Vj
F. Klein, 38 Finsbury Sq.)—A grand pianoforte, after Erar 1 ^model: an additional iron spreading bar being placed ab°'the strings in the lower bass, to give a greater count 0pressure. ..u
596 Fudickar, II. Elberfeld, Manu.—Horse-hair,^*
silk and cotton for upholstery. Coverings of horse-haChoir-cover, white horse-hair ■with red silk. Veh ,urd’Utrecht. lt
597 Ruhl Sc Son, Cassel, Manu. — An assort * 11 j
of pasteboard boxes. A Rcrics of embossed and p*’ 1 **envelopes. Patterns of coloured paper. .
598 Hoddick, W. Langcnberg.—Specimens ofjet-black silk, exhibited for brightness, purity, and c 0 K je ci-
599 Westiioff Brothers, Dusseldorf, Manu.— 0 )
mens of printed calicoes: the raw materials areEngland, and the madders from Holland. i. e y-
600 Wolff, J. F. Elberfeld, Manu.—Samples of J lir
red yarn. iV .^Kul> r ’
601 Troost, C. 8c F. Luiscnthal,Mulheim-on-the- oJJ
Mnnu.—Specimens of prints: made from English ya j ^hand-looms in Westphalia, but printed and fiuisLuisenthal. Exhibited for durability and colour. .^, 0 ,
602 Turkey-Red Dyking Co. Hagen, near El ^ jpoirImp. and Mnnu. (Agent in London, J. H..C° , a |jco® 9 'church Buildings.)—Turkey-red yarns. Printed c
Raw materials, as warps and cops for cottons cm® JEngland.
603 Nf.uiioff, J. II. Elberfeld,yarns. Good water and mule middle pink: spun
England and partly in Germany. „ . Main 1 *'''
604 Lamberts, A. Christ. Son, M. ’ n
Specimens of brown cotton Kalmuck; black? gr ’j c gat®skin, and mixture, Kalmuck Brown, black, anbeaver.